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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

1--we have received the FIRST number
of the "The Metropolitan" published in
Jefferson City, by Boone. Hickman and
McCracken. !. is q neat sheet, Of tolerable
size, and abou. as democratic as might be
expected, when we recollect that our old
neighbor, Hampton L. Boon, 10 Senior
editor. --, '.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

DANIEL NJ. LEET, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Judge of the l4th Judicial Circuit
in the place Of Hon. c. II. Allen, resigned.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

| MORE CousTERFEIrs.-Ac counterfeit 81 nots
upon the Bank OF Kentucky--said by the Teller
10 be the first OF that denomination he has ewes
met with-was presented at the Branch Bank 10
this city, on yesterday morning. We were BY.
at the time, and made the following minute. which
may be an advantage to the unsuspectingi 2o.
No 434l. dated April 1. 1884,, payable 10
J. T. Sanders, at the mother bank in Louisville
the number, date, and payee's name written in
blue ink The Presidents name is engraved
and re.touched with black ink. The note IL
nep, although dated five years back, the paper
| fimsy and Of blush cast, and the whole en-
the centre OF the bill. is unlike tho genuine, bus
the most striking difference is the visne..s Of tho
"Reapers and Dog" which is upon all tho geo.
uins $4's, but is wanting in the counterfeit.
1t was passed upon the gentleman who offered
| it at the bank by some one in this city. and wss
| the only spurious note out OF more than hun.
dred "a number Of them $l's) which he paid
into bank. We hear Of a number Of counterfeit
Kentucky SIS in circulation in this city.
The New Orleans Picayuns, Of Sept. aad
says: We learn from undoubted authority
that in consequence Of the depreciation
which Treasury notes had suffered in this
city from not being received by banks, the
Secretary Of the Treasury has directed that
the notes Of our city banks shall no longer
be received in payment Of duties or for pub
lie lands. Al tho same time, the depart.
men. has issued the following circular pro.
viding for the redemption Of Treasury
notes: 1870 -.-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. II, is46.
All Treasury notes, as well before az al.
ter maturity, are redeemable here q, the
Treasury Of the United States, in specie or
in sight drafts OF the Treasurer Of the
United States, equivalent to specie and
payable in ,pcie, drawn at his option upon
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or the public repositories at such other
places as may be mutually agreed upon.
-. ..-- r. J. WALKER,
e.-. Secretary Of the Treasury.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

' nj 224f. WAR WARRANT. No. N34, E
$50 CEsrs. TREASURY OF TIE U. SGD
= Washington. 24th April is46. sd
e AT SIGHT pay to Edwards 4 Francis. r
s OF order, SIXTY CENTS. o. 60s
e (Signsd) w. SELpnE,
= Treasurer Of ths Unilsd sStas<s.
. No. 2241, Rsg'd Ap. 24ths AZ. $50 cu.S
z 3 E r.. n !Gllltr. Y t5;5
q, ~! Rsgits4 ef Shs 1tsasury.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

ANNEXATION Or CALrvonMA--ANorns
Err PRooLAisArioN.---An arrival at New
Orleans has Furnished the Commercial
Times. with q proclsmaiit n from Comhno.
dore SLoAr, announcing the annexation Of
California TO the United States, II is in
these Words
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

Mexicans, from The prisoner who had been
taken, McCulloch sent back note to Gen.
Worth. This officer Immediately de-
spatched six companies of regular artillery
and infantry on the road, TO sustain the
Rangers in case they were beaten back.
They were met on the return, three or four
leagues from here, and all came in together.
The route taken by this scouting party
was the right hand one to Monterey, pass.
ing Marin. The left hand road, which
goes through Caidereyta, is thought to be
the worst of the two over the mountains,
and the other will probably be the one taken
by the army. Whether there are any more
troops on the route than those encountered
near Passa Gallos 10 not known, but the
appearance of these would indicate that
Ampudia is keeping bright look out for
the advance of the American army, and
perhaps with the intention Of opposing its
progress before it reaches Monterey.
Gen. Smiths brigade came up this morn.
ing from Punta Aguda, so that Gen. Worth
now has something like 100 men under
his command. The residents here have
been expecting an attack from their own
leaders nightly, and hundreds have left the
town for the ranches in the neighborhood.
This place, or the name of il, has all
along been spelled Seralvo. A Mexican
says il is Ccrralvo, and signifies white or
early morning light upon the mountains.
The appearance of the nsighboring noun.
tains. between daylight and sunrise, is ex.
ceedingly magnificent. G. w. X.
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SEWING THE notice."
NOTICE is hereby given, that the {" Joint occu-
IN pancy"-of certain we'll defined sums of mo-
ney, (my right to the same, being &c clear and un-
questtonable") must cease and terminate on the LIST
OF March next. Peaceful negotiation will be con-
tnued in the interim, and belligerent attitude
assumed when peace fails in its object.
Norfolk, Feb SIT VIM. ID. ROBERTS, Jr
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. A. BRAINARD
1vI offers his Professional Services to the citizens
OF Portsmouth and vicinity. His long and sue
cessful experience, both Surgeon and Physi-
clan, while connected with the United States Ser
vice in Florida, and the U S. Arsenal, Arkansas, as
we'll as previous to that time, and after his gradua-
ton as Student of Medicine, in the State of Ohio
in 1870, lead him to tender his assistance the af
hicted, with confidence. And he trusts the many
wounds he has received in the service of his coun-
try for which he has received the warmcst thanks
of many of the highest in the land, will, at least
prove nohindrance TO hisse rvces and the confidence
OF his fellow citizens in this community. His Of
nee is next door to Mr.. Spalding's the Gun Smith
High street, and his residence at MIR. Nathaniel
Mannings, next door 20 his Office.
References:
john P. YOUNG, M. ID.
Doct. HENRY BUFF.
ARMIsTEAD COOKE, NJ. D., Norfolk.
THOMAS LAWSON. NJ. D., Surgeon General u. s.
Army, Washington, ID. G.. Feb S
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EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
H sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dec 6-u Lottery and Exc hangc Office.
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A T THE NEW BOOK STORE may DO
IN found the following, among other Misceli ,ne-
Gus Books:
Bancrof's History, 3 vols-Alison's Europe
Hume, Smollep5, and miler's England
Theirs French Revolution, with plates)
Frossarrs Chr onicles-Robertson' Works
Marsballs Washington -Frosl's United Stat ca
Wavery Novels, bound-Bulwcr's Novels
History and Antiquities of Virginia -Shakcsp care
Akeu's Practical Forms-Chitty's blackstone
Webster's Dictionary University Edition
Engineers and Mechanics Companion
Bigand's Natural History
Ministerial Conmssion-More's Devotions
Abbotps Young Christian Corner Stone
Mother at Home-Child at Home
Hoaryhead and McDonner-School Boy
School Girl-Visit TO the Mountains
Rollo Code Of moras-Pigrim's Progress
medici Series Of Italian Prose, vols
Over the Ocean--Grcecc Of the Greeks
PTairedom-M ontezuma
Artist, Merchant and Statesman
Norman's Rambles by Land and Water
Morris's Melodies
Morris & Willis's Library Of Prose and Poetry
Banning on Chr enic Diseases
Mitchel's New Map of Texas, California and
Oregon
Ruscbenberger's Series OF Scentihc Books
a variety Of Cheap Publications, sc.
Portsmouth, Feb 70 N. 3. WEBSTER.
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$50 REWARD.
$50 REWARD.

SM RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, in Isle
"a Of Wight County, Va, about the middle Of
q January, my NEGRO MAN ALICK, he is
.--A-1rather of dark complexion, about 81 years
OF age, about 5 feet high he is very stout, and
walks with sling he is also very intelligent, ne
Keeps his hair shaved off on the top of his forehead
lie had on when he left an Oil Cloth Cap, Brown
Frock Coat with side pockets; he formerly be-
ongcd to Joshua II. King, in Suffolk, Va Aick
is acquainted in SmithfcId, Suffolk, Portsmouth
and Norfolk. think that it is likely that he is
lurking about one of these places. will give the
ABOVE reward of $50 for the apprehension and de-
hvery 10 me of my Man AlIck, or securing him in
any Jail so thatI get him again.
Feb l4-6t JAMES NJ. COUNCIL.
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nANIEL $. CHERRY, Manufacturer and
~ Dealer in Stoves, Iron, Copper and Fin w are
&c, &c, corner of High and Crawford str Gets,
Portsmouth, Va. Jan IA
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ENRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-Just received
Il our Fresh Supply of GARDEN SEED ,par.
ranfed Fresh and Genuine, (Growth of 1916 y
These Seeds are universally acknowledged to tie
superior TO any in the United States They are
raised by the united Society of Shakers, Enfield
Conn. and vcgetate in this section better than anv
Seeds we can procure Country Merchants and
Others dealing in Seeds will he furnished with them
put up In papers, labelled, and at such prices as to
afford them very reasonable profit.
Also, full supply Of all kinds of Grass Seeds,
and Seeds for Birds. For sale at the Drug Store
High street, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Jan % CHAS HEINITSH, Agent
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- 20 cents per gallon. Just received from New
l4,,k quantity Of Lamp and other Oils, some Of
Ccnn'ch we cell at % cents per quart. This Lamp
w " considered by those who have used IL TO be
equal TO some sold at S LIS per gallon For sale
Big Mortar. CuAS n uEINITsTI
f0O 70 Agent.
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PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE
FACTORY

FACTORY.
@ The Subscriber grateful for the
e. patronage heretofore so literally cx-
suexSE VI I'm tended TO him, would in this public
"a manner return his thanks for tho
49, sane and inform them that he has
made some valuable Improvements in the manu-
!actnrc OF BOOTS SHOES. His Stock of LEATH-
Ei' of all kinds, cannot be surpassed in 'his any
Other market for durability and beauty of finish,
while his Workmen re equal 10, if not superior to
hcbcst. He trusts that having tested his work
the public will CALL AGAIN.
Two or three first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
would find immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
The most prompt attention given, as usual to all
orders, and no disappointment. Recoect that the
money left IN his Establishment, is expended in the
Town, and goes to the support of our oHu me.
chanics, and tradcsmcn. +. HOFFMAN,
Buffers New Building, era Word Street
N y. a few BOARDERS will be taken by the
Subscriber by the year, month or week, on mode
rate terms Dec 8
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,

FRIpAy, February 10.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Alice, Skinner, FIN Richmond.
Ship Canton, Harding, FIN City Point. laden with
tobacco, bnd to Amsterdam-put in in distress.
Schr Jno. Rowlett, Moore. fm Baltimore, mdze.
Schr New Jersey, Ward, Sc hours FIN Phladel'
phia with csal to VIM. II. Garrett & Co.
Schr B Urqhart, Sparrow, FIN Smithfield, with
slaves to r. Dickson.
Schr Quantco, Williams. FIN Snowfall, mdze to
p F Schliecker.
CANAL COMMERCE.
Schr Belle, Midget, I'm North Carolina, with corn
to Dickson s. Mallory.
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NOTICE.
IWO HOUsES FOR SAIEOR RENT

Two HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
a IN Portsmouth. One on County street, near
the intersection of Dnwiddic street The Lot is
sufficiently large to erect two small Houses The
other on the Corner of Crab and Washington SITS .
two story God Building, in good order, al pres
ent unoccupicd The above Houses will be rented
OF sold upon the most accommodating terms, BY
application to WIN. Portlock, in Portsmouth, or
JACOB KELLY
Jan 29-6t In Nansemoud County.
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"a, 70, 49, 10. &c. 81, l. IL 60, So. 2S 81, So To-
Drawing Consolidated Lottery Class No. 10.
3d. 81, 81, 81, 6, SO, 60, 81, SO, so, 90, 90, 40,
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ANDlNG from schr Adrian and other YES
IL sells,
90 bbIs N. F.. Rum
so do Apple Brandy
20 do Philadelphia Cordial
Go boxes Dallctts Candles
S Or casks Cognac Brandy
% boxes Starch
80 do Chockoate
80 do Mustard
100 gross Bla liking
100 bbis Patapsco extra Flour
firl<ins prime Goshen Butter
casks Goshen Cheese. For sale by
Feb 3 JOSIAH WILLS, Commerce street
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~, n, has been happily said that he who enrich.
himself and the world with the pearls OF discovc-
~ must plunge fea,iessiy and vigorously into the
hyoad ocean of investigation. There is at least as
.m,cb truth as poetry in the observation; and we
NAV point to Sands's Sarssparills as prominet IL
lusiration Of its accuracy. Investigation and ex-
P.vo' under Providence, led to the production of
his great specific, which has unques,onably proved
= nesrl of price to thousands on whom disease had
laid its affecting hand. Cancer, tumor, leprosy,
'crof,la. sat rheum, dyspepsia, erysipelas. rheu
maiism ring wosm. kings evil, hepatic affections
81 ali kinds mercural ulcers, and every variety
Of diseases Of the skin, the mucles, tissues and
6.sb-shor. of actual mortifcation-have been a.
gain and again cured oy administering this lnesti
mmablc compound.
Eor further particulars and conclusive evidence
Of its superior value aud efficacy, see pamphlets,
,~bicb may be obtained of agents gratis
prepared and sold wholesale and retail bv A. B.
r. d. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 10 Fulton st .,
New York Sold also by CHARLES ii. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, and M. A. SANTOS. Norfolk,
Price S per bottle; bottles for So.
THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS
SHIP FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 81, Wall street. .New York.
CAPITAL 100000!
Insures Buildings in general, Merchandise, House.
hold Furniture, Ships and their cargoes, Tin port
only) Ships or Vessels being built, repaired
and every description of Per sonal Property.
The subscriber is prepared To issue Policies direct
.t the lowest rates of premium in Portsmouth, Nor.
folk and the surrounding Country.
Applications by letter, giving description of pro
perty, &c, &c., promptly attended to by
GEORGE nj. Balm,
Portsmouth, Aug 81 Agent.
et-DR. JOHN p. YOUNG, respectfully in
orms his friends and the Public, that those wishing
his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, will leave theit Orders
at his Office during the day, and at the Crawford
House during the night. and they will be promptly
attended to. Dec. &c, 1876.
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RODGERS RAZORS Call a. the NEW
= ~ BOOK STORE and get pair of Excellent
EfoAIoRS, warranted to give satisfaction, for only
OV cents. Feb Ii
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GORDAN,S LOTTERY OEEICE.

GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Drawing Alexandria Lottery Extra Class No &C.
"a, 10, IS, 49, &c, 81, l. II, 60, So. IS g. So To-
Drawing Consolidated Lottery Class No 49,
81, 81, 81, 81, 6, SO, 60, 81, 49, so, 80, 90, 40,
SPLENDID SCHEME!
THIS DAY ONLY!
$1,000,
Alex andria Lottery Extra Glass, No SO,
Drawn to-day-Drawing received Tuesday.
sc Numbers-12 Drawn Ballots
Capitals ST 900, 9, 032, of 1000, of 300, of
$50, zoos, 1908, zoos. Cos. sos, sc.
Tickets only 50 50-Shares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME!
DRAWS THIS DAY!
S4O,OOO!!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 7,
Draws o-day-Drawng received Friday
10 Numbers, ~ drawn ballots
Capitals 1000, 10, 500, 5000, 3 OU0 $751; 600
900, 800, 100, 600. , of .5UO, of 3O6,
of 1850, 100 of 500. 100 of 400 zoos SC
Tickets only $l0-Shares in proportion
THIS DAY ONLY
$4,000!
Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 7.
Draws to-day drawing received Thursday.
1S Numbers, Ii drawn Ballots
Capitals,-4,OO0, 1000 600, 300, 200 I72, sos SOS,
40s, sos, &c.
Tickets only $l-Halves Fifty Cents.
Tickets to be had at JNO ID. GORDAN'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office. Norfolk,
where the highest premium is paid for Gold,
Silver, and Specie Checks. Feb II
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DAUL JON ES.--The life of this extraordinary
1 man, is the last number Of the New MiscClla.
ny--it isiu vols. and going of rapidly.
The Cousins, or carly life, by the author Of Con.
quest, &c, Just from the press.
No. ~ OF the Library Of Select Novels, in the
Story If Royal Fdvorite, by Mrs. Gore.
No. 10 Of the illustrated Wandering Jew.
No. 4S Pictorial Bible.
All just to hand, with all other kinds Of valuable
Books going at the lowest prices.
Feb HODGES & co.
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CEATING, PLASTERING. Mo.-The nn

SKATING, PLASTERING, &c.-The un-
~ designed takes this method oil informing; his
friends and the public generally that he ia now pre-
pared to execute all work in his line, such as La
TING. PLASTERING. STUCCO and ORNAM EN-.
TAI WORK, also WhiteWashing and Iphih ming
WdHS, Stating and Plasiering repaired in the meat
est manner The subscriber from his prac ical
knowledge of the Business, feels confident thlt he
can give satisfaction to all who will give him their
work.
o. Orders left at the stores of Mr. JOS. A Blu.
soLY or THos Books will meet with prompt at.
tention. FRANCIS l.. BENSO v.
N. b. Persons in the country having Plaste ring
to do will find it to their advantage to give hi m a
call, or by letter, directed to him, Portsmouth, Va
Jan l5-3m F. L. q.
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e cases BEAVER HATS, from $l.75 to 800
" cases Supcr6ne Beaver, Nutria and Silk Hats
from So SO to 400. For sale at the New York
Boot and Shoe Store. j. III. GREGORY.
Feb 10
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AIEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

M EN NNbOUI AND StOE TUTtE,
~ Sign of the BIG CHECKERED BOOT. next TO
the Farmers Bank, Main street, Norfolk, Va
Fresh and large supplies received weekly from
our Agent at the North. Having never been un der.
sold by our cotemporaries, we fearessly say that
the New York Boot and Shoe Store is THE PLACE TO
BUY.
Just received and for sale, 10 cases Mems Kip
Boots, from 81 rs to 225.
10 cases Mems thick Boots, from ST. so to 1926
Is Brogans, from 62h to 6 1 25
9 cases Cents Calf and Morocco Boots from 81
to4.50.
6 cases Boys and Youths Calf Boots from ST!
to s | so. For sale at the New York Boot and Shoe
Store. J. ii. GREGORY.
Feb 10
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A TTENTION BUYERS.--A beautiful as.
N sortnent Of TEA KETTLES, lower than ever
seen in Portsmouth
Stores and Dwellings Also Lamps % burn all
kinds of Animal Fat, and every other article kept
in a well regulated Tin Store.
p S. Customers are informed that those CAN.
DIE MOULDS arc ready.
Fcb7 DANIEL. s. CHERRY.
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MATES of superior quality Also Pencils,
~ Common aud White for sale low at the
FEB ID NEW BOOK STORE.
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ERESH GARDEN SEEDS. -.Growtb Of
II 1915. just received (po eypress) n large sup.
ply Of Laudreth's justly celebrated GARDES Sggos
warranted genuine, and Of the growth OF 1916 We
shall bc pleased to supply our friends in town and
country the most reasonable terms
Call at the New Drug and Fancy store Of
l. G. SCHOOLFIELD & CO..
Feb High street
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* cases CLOCKS. from $2.75 to $50, Mahoga-
lc ny and Rose Wood Frame, time warranted
and for sale at the New York Boot and Shoe Store
Feb 10 j. II. GREGORY
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NEW ApoTHECARY STORE!

<s6A THE Subscribers have entered into
W. CO. partnership under the style of !. G.
EsS SCHOOLFlELD & CO., for the pur pose
MA of carrying on the
49, DRUG & APOTHECARY BUSINESS,
IN all its branches, and have tai en- the on
High street, recently occupied by III. Jordan, (Con
iecuoner,) where they have opened fresh and
general assortment of almost every article kept in
establishments of the kind.
We respectfully request our friends to give us a
call, and at the same time, solicit share of the
public patronage. ]. c. SCHOOLFIELD,
]. n. SCILOOLFIELD.
~ B.-Dr. j. N. ScnouLFIELp has removed his
Office TO the in the of the store and his
residence above il, where he may be found during
inc day and night by those desiring his profession
al services. Jan %, lS46.
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= Water Proof SPORTING BOOTS, from
- So 90 to $50
10 cases Water Proof Fishermen's Boots from,
$500 to $50.
10 cases Women's Bootees, from 62b to S74 cts.
For sale at the New York Boot and Shoe Store.
Feb I'D j. III. GREGORY.
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I = kegs of Genuine GOSHEN BUTTER Just re-
- ceivcd from New York and for sale by the
key or retail. STEPHEN JAMES
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DORTER kept constantly on hand, and for
Il sale in pint and quart bottles.
Jan 81 STEPHEN JAMES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

BALTIMORE Nov. 1875, p. NJ.
There sales yesterday and this morning Of about
5000 bills City Mills -four S5.5 Also 25O0 bbls
Howard street brands the price. which holders &c.
morally illing TO take. Nothing done Penn.
sylvania lour-held $3.50 Rye flour 25 corn moal
1915 per Dbl.
Sales to-day of good prime Md red wheat at 100 a
IL and Of white wheat ll5al25. There have
been about $4,000 bushels of wheat sold in our market
since Monday mostly Pennsylvania. Old white corn is
worth zoe; yellow 64c white S. aud yellow
59a60; 25a30 rye &c; whskey 23a24 per gallon;
sales Of 1000 bags Rio coffee 7tlss $500 La Plata
hides at llcts ID, me nothing doing in sugars
IN msrke moasses of prime quality also very
sales washed common wool 23a24 cents; beef cattle
1920 por 100 lbs the average; live hogs S4l2t
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N. Y. MARKET-Nov. 70, q PM.

Cotton, sales Of 700 bales, prices rather feeble.
Flour, sales 1000 bbls at Sc ahoa and store for Cen
esee, and 81 and ii perfectly clean some
thing less; Michigan, &c, 81. S5a9I.
Wheat $500 fair Genesee ll5e; prime is l25c; Rye
nc offered by the dis ilers 7sc asked corn 5000 bu
mixed western 76a75c.
Barley 59l6Oc. Oats 3ja6c Whiskey 24a5,. Provisions
rather quiet all round, though prices slack.
Whale oil lie better, 800 bbls offered ale
taken by dealer. Since then 1000 bbls have been
sold 321ea33o and this last price the lowest present
rate; 34c offered for selected oil 20 London
Freishts very firm. Exchanges alteration from yeser
Jay
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Mas.achusett. Election.

tslegrsphic despatch from the Boston Ad,s Office.
dated Tuesday evening, 8, NJ which we end in the ~
Y. Tribune Of Wednesday, furnishes the following inor
nation as to the results Of tho late election Massaehu
sets:
In 2s4 towns the for Governor stands
Wing. 5324S; DAVIS, l.. f.. 32, 663; all Others 3443-
Briggs majority over both. 1887. There 300 towns
In the State.
Seven Of the ten Congressional District. have ebo..n
Wings In the Second District King the Wing candidate
failed TO obtain plurality by votes In the Fourth
District alrcy Wing lacks 534 Of election; and
Hale Wing. IN the Ninth District, lacks 20 votes. The
Atlas that Mr. King aud Mr.. Hale will be chosen at
the next trial II the official vote does elect them now
The lower house of the Legislature stands thus far
Wings l5e; Loeos 30; Liberty men 3.
The Wings have elected 20 Senators far Us heard
from; the Locos none.
Annexed are the names OF the Congressman elected:
Robert c. Winthrop, Amos Abbot, Charles Hudson
George Ashmun, Julius Rockwell, John Q. Adams, Jo-
seph Grnnell.