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ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

We learn that Saturday nigh,as about nine o'clock
Mrs Hopkins Of this place. wife OF Moses Hopkins who
stole horse in Rockingham last weekend for whose ap
prehension reward offered in another column sho
while standing the door Of the house which she oecu
pies the main Tho nssassin was not seen bu
the circumstances such leave doubt that
band Is the guilty individual and that he sought TO kill her
She sseverey but not MORALLY wounded the load having
lodged in Of her legs.
We refer TO the advertisement Of Mr. Yos for n doscrip
lion OF the villain aud call all persons who regard the
Interests Of society look for him aud aid in bring
ing him TO punishment A horse stolen from Mr.
Thomas Travis, this place. the night which the
of, nee was commod-Hopkins is doubtless the thief
lie last in Caswel county N c. and il protabl,
still IN that county Rockinghnm.-Ib.
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u. p.iseIpss sdvoessd BY the party u which en- IN
humble thoash sssioas sdhsrenl
chosd Tho sdSss Of my .sds prove suecessul In Gle
nas me to The ockcs Zoe which have been nominated.
vim ps'nciplss dsaued with ,hoss Of The whs party Of
further hoss docaes ana vhiI., ,hsll h. ,r,sd 10
msm sscomnssnded BY majority Of our people. ~il be
my pnas 70 ssei, my inassaes ~ advance thsn Acting
sas Representative. will deem IL my duty. when in
sseh 'nsucnons no, 10 violation Of the CONSTITUTION; o.
-, rssisn nay sass 70 he psops who can then sel,c,
come one 10 carry out their views.
With ssnuens Of tbs highest regard fos yourselves and
those you represent believe me,
.lf frff Mo-, respectfully.
Your friend aud fslow.ct.eu
SAM'L ID. BURKE
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Correspondence Of "a. Boston Atias.


Autographs highly valued in this country, even
at auction sale they often command high prices
There large se last week Of autograph letters and
historical documents at Fleichers IN Piccadly. Out OF
several hundred lots Of autographs vi -Overegn nobemen
statesmen, and literary characters II proud fact that
autograph letter II WashngiOn's commanded higher
than any other autograph Letter. For example, letter Of
Snensione the poet, brought thirteen shings Of Dr.
Franklin brought Thirty three sng-; letters in the
handwriting Of Mrs. Jordan brought only sllings-
while letter IN that Of Charles james Fox brought only
eight siings, and OF CsnnIng's letter. brought the
same Autographs OF George II. III. " brought
from seven 10 fourteen sings aud 81 "Nafye the
Queen" brought twenty. shilngs. SIR Walter SCOTS
autograph brought eight shlings The grand lot Of all
no. 100, commanded q much higher SUM. This lot
thus described IN tie catalogue eitcr OF te ceebra
ed GEJLgE WAsHNGrcN, daed Fairfax County, Virginia.
June u, l1Il." There spirited conp iuon for
this lot which f9ay sold for pound, aud five
shIngs. II remarkable that the letter an American
President should command higher than the auto
gTephg Oi British Kings and siaesmcn. This simple in
eicn shows. III degree the high estimation Vi Wash!
ingtOn among Eng.ishncn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-13

q lis residence, in this City. Tuesday asst Mr. 81
NUE JoErAN BLAIR descendant OF the Rec Iohn H. BLar
the first Presbyterian Minister Of Richmoud-a gentleman
whose memory will hc carried with the grave
10y ell the elder inhabitants Of the city.
Like other men, Mr. Jordan Blair had liz lfsies and he
carried them upon the sudace but he exhibited too with
equal prominence a positive and general beneyolenec,
which distinguished him from most men, and earned the
good will Of ALL During hi, last hours, ho stnkinsly
displayed this Characteristic trait, frequent sponiane.
Gus expectations for Heavens blessing upon "a Rich
mond"-'upon Jew and Gentiie''-"upon oil the Ma
tons" His last ilness prolfncied through cue.
cess'On OF months-mos probably spent In religious re-
Elections, and preparation iOf his departure few days
before hs decesse he appsed his Family Of the approach
ing sepaoi0n. and feeling from hour 20 hour increasing
conviction that his departure hand, be summoned
his children around his bed aud commended them 10 God
in elaborate and touching prayer. Hsfamly aud friends
have the consolation Of remembering that he only bore
his prolonged suierng with unusus patience. but ire
quendy and abund1nhy testified his humble and CON-
fOriing confidence ~ the Blessed Redeemer Christian
Faith reioiCss the convection that willie the spirit oi
The deceased has gone up 10 the embrace Of the Sinners
Friend, the Widow God and the Orphan.' Father will
not be unnindful u tho tender uus' committed 10 his
hand by his departing servant a FRIEND.
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a Judieiovs sfand taken bs Mr.. Pail

Something IN the nature OF semi. official proclamation
has been sued by for Mr.. Polk To tire effect that the
place hunters who annoy him by personal solicitations will
be he lost whom he will consider fayorably while the e1
pectln who remains at home, will thus afford something
like pima faeis evidence u the validity Of his claims
This, it regards Mr.. Folks own personal ease md
comfort and the command Of his time. gay the saving
Of bis health and life, Is judeious and sagacous
step. while it is not less correct on principle.
II has had oil the effect he anticipated from 1.-THE effect
Of reading the Riot Act in England to an unlawful sssen,
blage. The mob Of Demagogues. job seekers and place
hunters has dispersed. The Globe proves the loct Of to
"tbnness OF the City," Tor which the whole country will
thank Mr. Polk except the Washington Hotel Keeper, and
Boarding Houses.
The Globe says
"in making his appointments. we have no doub, that
President Polk will observe the greatest caution; and that
he will NJ the proper time, do his duty the country
thoroughly independently, aud therefore satisfactorily wi.
see proof, 10 the thinning Of tho city, Of the general conf
dence that the course Of the President will be reach tbs
nearest sources OF informsoD and therefore the
from Washington Men who can rely on their strength
OF character return home with full confidence that the Pre-
sden VIII actJosy, upon perfect knowledgo in regard
applications that inside 10 him. Hence, o the mu.
uiude who came 10 Washington, there groa,
many remaining. aud have hoard OF none who have
let the city with feelings u ehsgdn disappointment"
Bat that paper cannot STATE fact without di5ingenuoua
commentary, palpabs misdoducon 90 ssgnif.y
from IT, IL preiends to believe. ihst Of the nnunera
Poks approach very few Office seekers and that mos
only to the Royal person. and the uninore-
ing snd iresemo spectacle Of insugursOnio hear
NY 10 heor read dull, csmmoDp place. meaningless.
speech aud TO zee him take the oath Of Cfce soys-
"I greatly TO the honor Of the democracy that very Ill.,
lie Of this batting for Office has been encountered by the
present executive. Among the immense multitude who
attended the Inauguration, comparatively very few
heeseekers and u iheso there have been crest
ny who have shown themselves imporunste. We sko H.
that the reason that the sppcants for place few
iat erPcctstion of ehsnges IN The Offices INDUCED
but that self respect and respect for the chief mags
irate more prevalent among the democracy Of the anor
Than vas among the hungry snd yorseious tribes tina
msde coon hunt Of the presdens election OF 1870"
Modest, truth loving, conscientious Globe $50 ust ant
liberal always 10 opponenp' dsinresied and disregard
iu Of money and Office itself spj well lsslhed BY 10
dsneresdness and esndot. pass upright opor
| the motives Of others .. ..t-ts "a Z. !
Nov m'rk how plain tale shall pu, The pre,sfesto
| down! 'f
The correspondent Of d. Tribune rslsss ,hs foIiOwin.
story NtHa ltftt
| "Thss ares nrspisec d fun and folly among -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-13

ANOTHER RETRIcrIoS.-The Rev. Mr.. Scott of New.
Orleans, and the Rev. Mr. Lyon. Of Columbus Mssssipp,
have publicly recanred the CHARGE that Mr. Clay
cards OH the Sabbath The is that Mr. LYON
who circulated the Islander all Mississippi on the
authority of Mr.. Scott misunderstood him. Il seems how
that the misunderstanding the know
ledge Of Scott several weeks before the election but no
did not see III conadic until time after the cleo.
ton
We perceive that this Rev. Mr. Lyon in spite of his
savage name, recently knocked down at Jackson.
Mississippi. by Mr. Jack for lampoonng from the pulpit
the Wing club Of Jackson in general and Mr. Jack in par
teuar Jack evidently forgot that Lyon a clergyman
Bat Lyon evidently forgot rst-Hunsriie (Ais) Adoo-
cate
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TYLER's LAST NOMINATIONS.

few days before his abduction, Mr. TYLER sent in q
batch OF nominations to the Senate, principally OF for
officers. The Senate declined acting on them dur
ing the continuance OF his Dynasty thus leaving them
suspended and turning them Mr. Folks mercy,
who by Withdrawing them could defeat the whole batch
The Baltimore Patriot SAYS
"Mr. Polk has yet Withdrawn the nomna ions made
by Mr. Tyler, aud which left Enacted upon IL has
got that he does do because the Senate
TO confirm his brother. VIM. p Polk, who nomina.
ted by Mr.. Tyler for the Charge Naples and until
done, he hesitaes Withdraw the others The hint
given 10 the Senate yesterday, but they did not take it,
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NY. MARKET-M,reh 10. up NJ

= ~ Y. MNNhEI-H3fcH To q =. Vt.
Whale Oil 30s301:; Whskcy 22s221c there Is no Corn
here; Rye 81 offered, 6o demanded; 900 bts Richmond
City" Flour brought S525; Turpentne has risen to 1925
at which there have been sales Of Newbom.
The sales cot,on-iho brokers foot up 81 I5s bales
exactly.
Flour remains very dull
Old Pork Is rising; made for 1000 brls
prime, deliverable. the option Of the buyer within 30
days. without storage but with interest from the day of the
contract, Of GA 600 bbls deliverable OF once IS so
and other lots Of lower prices coming up u
which the finishing price No sales Of mess the quo
iation $40 STATS Other provisions without change.
There demand for the primsst clover seed si
~ cts.
Sterling 05si0; francs 5,23ts25.
p s. EvenngThe sales Of cotton for the dsy are 1900
bales pfices stendy.-Jour Com.
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Fatal Occurrence from the careless hdndiag Of Fire
ATms-Ws regret to learn that Sunday morning ast
a young man named Compton, aecidently killed al
Ptsylvsna Court icnse, by the discharge Of Gun which
heavily loaded with buckshot, and which YVES care
essly handled the lme by Mr. EvarJ Watch maker OF
that village. The unfortunate youth lived long enough 10
acqu Mr. Evard Of any evil Intentions; expressing in his
moments his conviction that the latter did not intend
TO inlure him-DaHriiLe Reporter.
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BvEEsvILLt, aln Jsn.Y. IsAs.

BuREsv1LLI, 3ist Jsn'y, 1545.
To M,,os Wm RI. Anderson, John A. Smith, A. d. Dick
iasoa and a. 4. LyIs-Commiuee.
Gentlemen Your leuer of the 2sth instant, behalf
Of the Convention Of Delegates from the several counties
composing this Senatorial District, which convened NJ
FsrmvIe on the 2Ist nssnt Informing me Of my nonna
ton by that body candidate OF the ensuing election
the part Of the Wing party represent this District IN the
Senate of Virgins, has been dolly received.
whilst should have been proud Of the selection Of
other whg than myself who could with less sacrifice of
personal interest yielded HE The call Of the
convention and, in the Of successful canvass be
sore compesn Discharge the duties necessarily imp sod
on the individual the interest Of the district and
Snte shall accord 90 zeal superior my own
boweyer feeble my abilities msy be for the az The
principles professsd by the Wing psy Though rescsnt
" on my own sccoont yield my the Wings Of
the Dsuie, yet DO with heart eelidg that he intsr.
sss sad wsiibsiug % oeF cosnwy desnd NE psoniodoa
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\ SANroS' nc snip houaus' Captain Pol
On N. ri, :, n. " from oan,on' having lett tina po'
ncf ay VI sailing. giving thus intelligence seventeen
dsys h,s than had been before received she b,ns h
| ever. very little news Of Importance
| Dates from Cbu,,n IN tho Is,h h.s h. =,
| NJ shin M, had arrived r. I,I ee" receiver. III
A Chinese unk wa, r...n,l, $3.50 nc,
. crew of N, ,Iv. - - e-ea ~ Shue k-ehoo' with
ostens,be pu,no.. nj n. ue isshd TOT the
ing reei,,rsop s inc h'nns boats and grant,
China The object o d.,a,n,na ,Lp y, San on 10
whether they had .u,hortv or me-, '>' "'' '" ''ee'sn
An English .en l,m.n "a 49, ~. ;,,,s
ish authorities In M.n,l. n, IiL; " W. opsn-
house. who had com. ,h,,hs, =, s peson ou' " ma
he was ds,,n.d a; 'e' W private parry eninvi'ed
offered The atfair bad esnsd oa' mao oeen
The Honpkeug Caz.,,. cmnI.;n. ,a.,, ~
" Of under officer, of the yox,,nr.n,J - III ~
Land Surveyor n, ...ns H., ' e'pee'svo he
planned of the authorize, 10, S S nau com
The Surveyor in hi, ,snIy ,no, ,a'.nt I'm I ne s"a.
their lease for proof ,h,, IL ~. ~ so 'e owhe,s 10
Them for leave. - ~ NV 'sPu''e' " apply 70
The entire amount of Rr,ish soo,. ;,,,,, ,. Il,
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CANAL COMMERCE
MAEeH 9Th, lsl5.
ARRIvEn


ARRIVED,
canal boat Highlander jos. Byen. master with n ton.
n'e.s from Lynehbas and seo,evie, to b. P~ytou Ro
'ws'hmsy, A. T. Harris 8. J. Jones, Blair 4. B,oeken.
bfoosh, Brown, Taylor & Tueher shses & Co Cre,,er a
Sfsusf' " hiisns d Robinson and Henry Ludlsm & Co
ue.., = H. Anderson. master. with $50 tons md...
q Co, Williams & Robinson, Shield. a s,...,vi. W..
ter D. Blair, end Brooks q Hudson. -
Dsyy Crockett, q. d. Burke ms.,sr with ID, ,a.. ,d
from Lysn1as. TO D. Psy'on, L. D. Crenshsw & 20, Win
hana~hs. Station, master, with d tons mdxe from
.yuehbug. To j. ]. Farrs & Co, Warwick Brother. & O.
henry Lad,m Co. Preston & Enden. Jones & Blair. l.
". Crenshaw 4 Co, aud Edmond & Davenport.
CLEARED,
nsd brd D. GSo.Sy, master with iot tons ud,s. for
seS,ssille. Lock No, "a. Warren. and I.ynehburs.
70, sso,,." ptosda', master. with l2i md,s
'o' Seo'tviie and Lynchburg.
Scotsvillc. ~ WIZ "'s1s' 'o'
Flying Lucy. j. R. Station. MASTER with 4. ton, md,,
'0' Ss0'S''lie' New Market, and Lynehbux.
ARR,vrn i0A NA.e.. lsis.
Sanai-eo,t Tennessee. ID. Crumpseker MASTER with
St3 tons mdre. from Lynchburs, to l. ID Cren,b.w a.
Co.. webb Bacon & Co., Williams & Robinson, and
John Randolph. A. Psmplin, with % tons md,e from,
Lynchbuig, to Jno Mabin & Co., Henry Ludlsm a c.
oh one. somsryile, l. d Crenshaw & Co. and War
Farmer NJ Goodwin. with asa tons mdz. fm Lynch
burg, to Brown, Taylor * Tucker ~ '
Josephine, w. Adeock, with 81 tons u,d.,. from Ho~
g ca -, 70 p De.se q Brown, A T Harris. Fars
Abingdon Jno w Willis. with 81 tons mdr.. from Eli
Creek and Bent Creek. to J Fsrs & Co A T H,n'.
and ID Crenshaw & Co. -'
Gent Harrison, NJ. Z. Bean,er. with "A, ,o,., &c..
msd~'cksvilie, to Wren & Macon Frys & Co Ford, a.
Moodson. Deans Brown. A T Harris and A. No.
Lucy Long. Jno. Croweil, with IS, ,o,. nd. 49,.
Lock No. u. to Deane Il Brown, and /. w GI.,s"
brook. "1e-
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THE SENATE assembled yesterday at the usual meridian
hour lew nominations for Office were received uhe
important being the, OF Col. ARMSTRONG Of Tennes
be Consul Lverpoo and referred TO the sppro
pirate committees; and, without acting upon any OF the
appointments the Senate after being one hour or so in
session, adjourned to sgain at - O'Clock to-day
Nnf Int MLrcL
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letter rom Washington. q gentleman In Baltimore
ssy';-Mr Bancroft was confirmed yes,eriay-asd an
nnm.on being eiven that, he rejected either Ro.
bert kan'esi or Marcus Morton. would be rent ina
new element Of strength To Mr. Bancroft arose, de-
srs To- avoidsuch an alternative For Whatever might
tnoetht os the political character and of iness VI
There was however, an spprehsnsion -t BY the eastern
sen.ors that the Navy, with oil immense patronage
would sul remain under the control Of The Virgins. squ.
mus opportunity Of obtaining . S~cretsry from =
northern latitude was lost They wan, secr.,.rv frr,
Una, REGION Tor the Navy 10 there better understood and
Its business properties and service be the more equally
ana mpsri.iiy distributed Heretofore, by
anu natural lust tor power and place. Virginia inference
has prevailed, according to reeen, to an .uor.
mous degree an the Navy. Il Is TO BE- hoped tina,
nr. bancroft will throw oH"the seutvy pocan and en-
poy his time and talents doing Justice u all section, Of
ine country, 10 far at least the Navy eoneerned-
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ELECTIONS IN NEW YORK


"THE TOWN ELECTIONS.
The results Of tho March elections In THE State Of
very encouraging character. We give below the
whole.
ksie-whe %. Loco 3--whis gain g.
fulion-whg q. Loco 3-whig gain ,.
Wyomos-whig y. Loco I. hi
Cs'tarsago.-whig "a. Loco 10.
Monroe-Whig 20. Loco Swing gain I.
Chenango-Norwich has elected whis Supervisor. for
the hrst time in years. by Is majority against the
strongest Locotses in the The gave - m.o
nty for Polk" NI-FI''
The changes iasieafc BY the preliminary election in N.
York are extensive Bcss tho necssss reaction in the
minds OF men Of integrity assinst the frsu and vsinss
Of the Ballot box, by which MI Polk's election
complained. there is another which has powerfully
assisted That il the unprinciped of
Tc1as and the Unconstitutional form which il done.
There many and strong thai this
the act purely Of northern Dsmagogues, doushsces aud
paeehunters Tar the North concened) aud thar
II docr not aud will, with the appreciation Of
the intelligent and main Of tho People.
The Albany Evening Journal says;
~ BK,ApipE FRoa On MoSRog The Texas iniqui
" has thoroughly rou-cd the "Youny Lion Of the West"
The elections in Monroe coun ~ which came oil on
Tuesday last, resulted in the signal triumph ever
achieved by the Wings OF that staupch republican
The Whxs have elected four Of the five Supervisors in
the city o Rochester and carried svery ooa in e eo1sfs
Loco Focosm ha>no longer foothod upon the free soil
OF old Monroe. The Board of Supervisors will stand
1,nty fco Wings Loco Foco. Such response
the People the Tyler alhoun and Polk pro,ect
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NoTrowLY COURT HoUsE.
January %, 1916. (
To Cot. siNL ID. BURKE,
Burksyille, Prince Edward, Va.
Dcsr SiriThe Convention Of Wing dele gates from the
counties Of Prince Edward Luxembourg Charlotte and Not.
toway, which assembled in FaTmve the 2Is inst have
unanimously chosen you the candidate Of the Wing par
" represent the District composed Of the above counties
the Senate Of Virginia. and have assigned the pleas
ing task Of informing you Of your nomination.
II gives US ordinary qualification announce you
this result and IN with your friend generally we
express tho hope that you will actedc wishes and
pledge you cur ardent and Jealous support Please inform
your earliest convenience. be your pleasure to
accept the nomination.
With high regard, your friends, &c
WV. AsDtssOs,
JoHN a. SAnH,
A. ID. DcKxsor
a. A. LyIE.
Committee.
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T Mr.. Calhoun and Gen. Lamar, late President o.
Texas arrived in this ciyyesterdoy from Washington anC
are still at the Exchange.
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~ This is Mr. DEMrsTEss third night aud we arc sur,
oil those who fond Of fine song elegantly sung, vii
be there curly in order q See his advertise
meDt
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TENNESSEE

Hon. Aaron venable Brown Ia. received the Democrat
&c nomination for Governor of Tennessee. lie was men,
Der VI the lats Congress.
Gen. Neil s. Brown il Is expected will be selected o.
the Wing candidate.
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MONONGALlA.

Guy r. C. Allen, Ess formerly Of the Council Of Staie.
sterling Wing and man of wents, is the Wing candi.
date for Monongaia.
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WARD ELECTIONS.

WARD ELECTIONS.
The Election Of nine Councilman from each w.,d os
this City. will be held the first Wednesday in nr,I
at tho following places. ,z:-For Ward No or Je.r.
son Ward, at the Union Hotol-for Ward No 9 or Mad,
son Ward, at the Columbian Ho,el-for Ward No -,
Monroe Ward, at the Shockoe Hill Tavern. - - "
Inc Polls will be opened ut 10 O'clock a. NJ and closed
at Sunset Of the same day. ~ N''''N
JNO. M. FERGUSON.
req 2oth-td SerR't CITY of Riebp,onJ
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runLio Tins " o. MIL
x,IE 80, 80, ~, 80. -,
VINHE following New Works received bO hours
Il in advance OF any RIprsssin the country:
By All, dav.s mail
-. -, -.
1890 nO o., o. ,es h"s ~ an a ~ au
"''' "Ass.,"e wv ,'aa, 49,. -, ~. ' w. - y"
a., h.IhsI AssNt 10 ~, lss 30, '., al. a.,
n, ,Ss w.. 80. =, lei ss ~ ~ '' s ' 'o'e'0"
IT.. go, $500, ~ A.. v,. es., NJ An. A,~a-,... M.
p,os...o, ,a.,.s.as ,Si -. s ~ " " s' ~
Psn "a Tiava. Jo..es,, Ss "a.
Nos u and ~ In one Hafpers and narssd SHAKE
pe.fe 70 cents
- 's -, o. 9 Ina. ~ are ops y CEN"
NO % so Ll t..! Living As, s,i ~ cent.
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CINCINNATI MARKET. March Q.

REGULAR NEW YORK PACKET.
.ffN The superb new schr Sea, Capt. Hart, now
ftff lying Roeis. ready freight for tbs above
place passengers having superior Accommodations. Apply
NH ia wn. ANDERSON. Dr..
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tRsported for the Tinted States Gazette }
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
MosDLY EvEEfxo, March 10.
The weather to day being exceedingly and unples.
SAINT very be outdoor business has been done The Flour
market is hardly firm at the close Of the week. and
small sale IL reported At Si3f some factors are willing
10 sell Of 1876, therefore continue quote common and
good brands Si25a Si37i Rte Flour !, very scarce.
and readily commands 50 IS. Grain-Some arrivals to-
day remain unsod Strictly prime Clover Seed IL wanted
and would bring Sia S4.l2i.
CINCINNATI MARKET, March Q.
We notice sales at Miami Canal Of
$50 bbls, Flour 80, Sc inspected.
Isl $50
$50 3,5I clear
$50 3,53 4"
200 bile Whisky Of 175aIilc;
We note salo Of 10 bbs Flour s,s353-AHas.
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DUssHERs % Newsp<pew and BOOKS eau spppsd wiz
Pnains Paper fsou ths rasss Paper Ma upon ths mos
hvorss'e ieims ApSb " 1inr ytlN eYt
mae DAVENPORT ALLEN,
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CORRESPONDENTS

NoTrowAY Court HoUsr,
January %, l945.
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SPRING CLIO THING.
JUST received three cases Spring Clothing,
consisting In part Of Linen and Tweed Coats black Dress
Coats fancy SILK aud Marees Vests rich fancy Crvais Cloves
sp-nders Hds &c We respectfully OF ihnss
In want Of first quality very prices call
g. DUNsPAUGH d cos,
NH IL No ~. West Main Street.
SEcoND HAND PLATFORM SCALES, in complete order with
~ weights, for sale by