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G. ECKLoFF q SONS,
ERCHANT TAILORS,

South side of Pennsylvania avenue, between l2th
and 18Th streets,
aITOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
Wv public to their assortment Of Spring and
Summer Goods, Of tho latest styles. They believe
them TO be unsurpassed in beauty and fabric
I, ia suggested to all who in want Of articles
IN our line TO examine our goods, prces, &c. We
have no doubt they will be fully satisfied Of the fact
tbs. our goods, cut finish and prices, are unsxcep.
,ionable in all their requisites
We have at nl times large and fashionable as.
.oy,roent Of READY MADE CLOTHING on
hand. Of our own make, which we can with conf
,epce recommend being Of superior fin'sh which,
together with an assortment OF Fancy Articles, rem
.lcrs our stock well worthy the attention OF the
public.
april 2s-n lNa1. Inulnsonoe. .o'-l--- oou ~
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GOMBS, BRUSHES, AND PERFUMERY.-
" We have just returned from the North with an
extensive assortment of the above-named articles.
and are now ready to supply our customers with
the best and freshest Perfumery, consisting Of Po-
matums, Ok Marrow, and Oils for identifying and
promoting the growth of the hair; Cold Cream
Lip Salve, Bay Rum, Farina Cologne, Lubins Ex-
tracts for the handkerchief, with great variety Of
English and French Hair Brushes.
Also, Shell, Buffalo, and Horn dressing, tuck, and
side Combs, Nail and Tooth Brushes a very fine
article of Purses, all of which we are determined
TO sell cheaper than the cheapest. {a
S. PARKER'S Perfumery and
Fancy Store, bet. 9th and 10th streets,
Pennsylvania avenue. nov 4-tf
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&3.OAl.

A SUIT Of summer clothes furnished at The New
II York Mammoth Clothing Store for Three
Dollars!
Just received. a splendid assortment Of Shirfs,
at the Ne,o York Mammofh CkiAing Store.
pcsts for rs cents to be bad al the NeD York
Mammoth Clothing Store, No. 2, Centre Merhxf
Space JAS GAIlHAN IL SON.
i,no y
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GEORGE w. CLARKE, BUILDER AND
(TGE.NER.4L I FURNISHING U.NDERT.aKER

{ UT.NEK.TI FUR.NIST7ING U.NTERT.HKER
corner Of pnginia aue,ue and 9th street, near the
Nary Yard Gate--or at his residence on the west
side of lth street the eastern Branch bridge
Thankful for the liberal patronage with which
he has already been favored he respectfully solcits
a continuance of the same.
Always on hand, ready for use, Pine, Cherry,
Walnut, Poplar, and Mahogany, which he manu-
features into Cofns at the shortest notice. and on
the most reasonable terms
Hearse and carriages furnished at the shortest
notice. Allorders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to at all hours ifet atthe above place.
N. B.--Carpenters work in all us branches done
on the most reasonable terms, and at the shortest
notice.
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, and made
look equal to new. dec I8-6m
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WORTHINGTON q. SNETHEN,
YAND COUNSELLOR At Law,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., practices in the gu
w preme Court Of the United STATES and in
several courts Of the District Of Columbia and pros
ecutes all manner Of claims against the United
States either before Congress or the different de-
psrtnents Of the government ae
irpe 3-tf
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CHOICE READING.

"Hyou enlighten the people, do not forget that this
is but half the work. Let them be made virtuous and
religious or yon leave them exposed to danger
than they were bcforen
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
New Flour Store.

THE subscriber has taken the warehouse on the
| north side of water street, opposite Mcssrs.
Read & Son, and intends keeping supply of all
the various grades of -four. He will endeavor to
make it the interest of dealers in the article to give
him a call, as he is determined TO sell at small pro.
fits. LEWIS BROOKS,
feb 7--f Water street. Georeetown
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IA Card.

"A Card.
TuNHE undersigned considering himself duly
u qualified, offers his services to The citizens
of Washington for the drawing Of plans and ape
ci6catons Of dwelling or other houses, and also as
measurer Of builders work. Charges moderate.
H may be consulted between the hours Of 0 and
IL o'clock, A. M, at Mr.. Purdy's Office, Lumber
Yard 7tb street, Markot-House square.
fob 27-tf JOHN G.. HARDNESS.
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New HOusc-Furnisiiins Ware
Room.

YuNHE subscriber respectfully informs his custom
4 era and the public generally, that ne has
opcned a Ware Room on 9th street, near the ave-
y nue., where he is continually receiving FRESH
SUPPLIES Of goods in the Hcuse-keepers line !;
viz: es#H.a
AMERICAN AND BRITISH CUTLERY,
Shopeh and 7'mgs, HoiLo,oare, NoodtDdre, Brush
es, Baskets, f3rifaniauure, 1sat,ags, pelocpedes,
Together with large collection Of USEFUL and
FANCY articles too numerous 10 mention. Sale
store at the old stand, Pennsylv,nia avenue, near
gtb x,ree,. GEO. SAVAGE.
fell 27-tf
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nENNIS HUMPHREYS Livery Stable, cor
j J ner of 9th and c. streets. Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner
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BUSINESS CARDS. ,
BENJAMIN HOMANS,

AuctiOneer and Commission Merchant,
Betwecn ION and nth Streets, fyonting Penn
syluania Avenue.
Sales of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property, attended to at any place within the city,
march 9-f
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nARls MILLINERY, Just opened at Mrs
a psrLer,s Fancy Stors, April |.
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woRTHINGToN G. sNETHEr,

To be continued.
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,ToreiGu futelltNencr.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
or 1ffE STEAMSHIP HIBERNI.7
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER.

Restoration II Lord .Iohn russell Sir Robei Ped and
his .nia,si,y restord- reception # he Presidents
Message. Atrs dtcidediy PacDic-1 The Flour and
& tioa .Narhet- brerldnd .Nati, &c. &c.
We have JUS, received by spccIa messenger from
phiIadel phla-a cory OF " intr 4 Sml his European
Times Of Jan. 4, which was conveyed TO il"t city by
our special express from Boston. Having overahen
the reg uIar ma al Pliladepla It was brought On by
special messenger 10 Ibis city. The llIbernIa arrived
at y son he 23d January.
The treat snow al the East rendered tho task OF
BRINGING II ON 10y express most erduors our mes
senptr however. succeeded IN passing every lining on
the route aud Nv, rlouk the regular lit IN al Grey's Fer
ry this side Of Philadelphia, by The most snpeihunan
eNeTons. .
The steamer was detained by series of unfavornbe
weather. but in The haste OF putting The news 10 press,
we are not able t. give the par lculats.
We have al lenuh received intelligence from England
The new spaper mails are sill behind but We obtained
the Baltimore Sun containing Tie news by me iiioeI-
ma. :,
The news is decidedly pacific, and therefore auIds
rear relief to the softer and ecng portion OF the cu'D
nunfy who cJu'd Just cause Ut quarrel IN The *
sup state u ofairs btlWeen Ens land and the United
States.
triumph which, as a " statesman, he will appreratt
rropeily-and feeling HE increased responsibility Of his
station, VIII use discreeily
The amount Of The information is that Lurd john Rus
sell sought 10 form ministry Of "hlg members oppo
himself wholly unable u oblan support and was com
peed 10 request The Queen OF Eng land 10 restore The
direction If The Government 10 the hands o Sir RobeI
Peel This was done al once, and Sir Ro,ert assumes
the Premiership with many Of his old colleagues.
The change in the G,its may be regarded as lavora
tie to the cause IL peace, lnasnuch as every man o
Lord John Rus,tlls ministry, supposed 10 be IL se IL
Tins country has retired. The news is. therefore, de
cidedly pacific and the character o The COMMERCIAL ne"
sfew TO b. 50. We refer readers 10 the CONNER
cla and muney markets.
The news may therefore be considered as favorable
In an amicabIe settlement IF The difficulties between TIN
country and Eng well as 10 modhcaion II M
repeal Of the Corn Laws. The old Peel ministry Is
we helpve not 10 BIZ entirely reir stated, but an tfT
has bpen made form II as 10 prdnce harmony u
the settlement Of the various domestic aud oregn DIN
rulles with which The Government is surrounded.
The article from he Lrndon Spectator on the Oregon
portion Of President PoL's essage viii be read viii
interest. =.
rpE Duke AND 81. r. PEEL.-li is no secret ,ha
The 1issensios between the Duke and the Premier lav
been 50 frequent and violent often To place the Sow
er,pp in very disag Teeabe position. Ard make her re
are, HE Scre lrsrtieiI days oi The Wing sb'net Du
+ rms the many cVuLcs that have setn held within tn
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HNRANELS in Mexico, illustrated, by \. NJ. uil.
Rambes by land and water by Norman,
Mites from over the Sea. by Rev. J. Mitchell,
Library olhe Prose aud Poetry of Europe and America,
Mirror Library. edited, by Morris & " Ills,
Complete works Of n. 7. Willis
Modern British Essays,s, by Carlyle.
Geraldine and other poelus, by NJ +. Turper,
Tn Book Of Hearts.
The Roman Church, &c, by c. Ed. Lester,
Ihterur Life, by upham
Chronicles of The Cid, by Ro Soulhsy,
lloImes' Life If Muzart.
Trppngs in Author Land, by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany. by GrlfiIan,
Whrwel's Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering o Christ
The Artist, Merchant and Statesman, by Z. F.. Lester
Legal Rights Of Women
Unlon If the Holy SPIRIT and the Church, by Jenkyn
The extent of The A,onemeni, "
Arnud's Rugby School Sermons
The Jesuits by AllchrIet & Qnnet,
Treatise on II, aihy Skin. by Erasmus W ilson,
Sermon the Mount, spendldly Illuminated
The last of The Azlecs, by f.. Maturn,
Ascanls, By Alex, Dumas,
The three Guardsmen, - -
Live an1 Mesnerism, by Horace Smith.
just received aud cor sale nv
ID. b. PAYNE.
Jan Is Is
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SENATE.
SOUTHWESTERN ROAD BILL.

Mr. McMnen muved 10 lake up the bill to inrorpnr
ate the South Wesiern Road COMPANY. This being a.
creed TO- the bill received its third reading.
Mr. Wunlfok moved 10 amend The bill by striking out
The words in The 18Th section relating 10 borrowing mo
ney. - :.
Mr. McMulltn thought the motion unnecessary. al
although The words might be surnlusaee YET they could
do no ham. -,
Mr. Snger. desiring more time TO examine the bill,
rsueciay the 18Th section which proposes 10 buy onl
the stuck of several turnpike companies, moved 10 lay
the bill on the table.
Mr.. Caper,on opposed delay. lie hoped there was
no ninalng Of other schemes in the minds Of members
which caused desire 10 postpone IT, The people inter
esed had long been looking with Interest 10 the action
Of the Legislature upon this subject. and there could be
~ sound reason for putting of aclIon For hlnsei ev
ery measure was considered upon lis merits, without re-
GARD to its bearing upon any other subject.
/ Mr. Wallace was one Of thuse who had been absent
ON the University Comniiee aud had had no time IL
look infinitely into the bill There were sec'lnns IN II
which required explanation and examination, SOME
which ne lus,anced.
Mr.. i,ondurant was against delay. Gentlemen seem
ed familiar enough with HE bill to point OUT OBJECTIONS
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sen ATE.
TUESDAY. Jan. 81. 1916.
THE SOUTH WESTERN ROAD BILL.

This bill came up. The unfinished business ol the
day. Mr.. Woolnks amendment pending.
Mr.. Thompson Of A.. moved 10 reconmil the BILL L,
make II perfect IN some VI lis secions.
This Imposed ny Messrs. Caperlcn and Nc
Mullen and sustained by Nlessrs. Thompson and Wal,
lace s.
The question re"ommiliing The bill decided in
the atlirma i've ayes Ii, noes 8
Alter the dtsp1ch If sumo other business
DL motion Of Mr. Wouflk, the vote recnmmnu
HE Slnlh Western Road Bill, was rec,sdered, aud the
bill laid the table.
On mntlun ot Mr.. McNluen. the-v pnsipunlny in
definitely, the bin concerning Sh~rll s commissions,
was recunsdered. md the bill was lad The table
Sesealoher b'l's w,ie laid urun the table, and lhe
Senate adjourned -
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nOUSE OF DEEEHA'rES.

TUESDAY, Jan. u 1916.
communication was received from the Lieutenant
Governor which was nrdend.to be printed.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES
Mr. Pendleun, from Committee IN Roads, asked I,
he discharged from The farther consideration Of sun,y
petitions from l'ah Fayetie, &c, for The Incorporated
# company 10 Construct rail road from the Louisa
I hr,s.lnivfr.
curing into III, cxpedshty I,qr1 ff,m Tazewrl', en-
to Rad from Blcklauds in Tazsnell, 10 the Siale
line,
Mr. p al,o reported bill 10 authorize changes in The
lu"aon of he Turnpike road IN The kanaw la Salines
un the north side Of the kanaN ha River.
Mr.. T"er asked the printing oi II document IN be OF
f,ed as substitute the bill prp"ldng Tor the tx
tension Of The JAMES River & kanawha Canal. II wa
granted
On motion oi Mr.. MrRae, the House adjourned.
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RFrORTs OF COMMITTEES.

Mr. Alexander. from The Committee IN Schools an,
Colleges, asked tn be discharged from further consdeIa
lion OF resolution ltqniring no The eNrdenry ol 10
pealing tie allowance ol $4,000 10 the University.
lie requested that the said resolution might be- referred
To the mnllicc recently appointed 10 investigate lnlu
The condition oil the University.
Mr.. ats. trum the committee IN MILITIA. reported
oil "a authorize the comnpny OF Cavalry attached IN
the 5jd Regiment 10 make engagements lrum the Josh
Regiment IN The county Of Pntsylvania. q
Also. adverse frport 10 the petition Tor removal al
separate election in Buckingham county from New
Store 10 Curdsville
by Mr. Ptndletn, remonsrance from citizens Of Giles
county, against the formation vi county Out Of
parts oi said county and razewel.
On molinn M Patrick. Resolved, 1ha, the com ,
mliee OF Roads and Internal Navigation. inquire int,
the eNpedeney Of nnihuang changes in the ocaian Of
the Turnpike Road in The kanawha Saln,s On the
North side ri the kanawha RIVER
On motion of Mr.. Watts the House adjourned.
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- EiHiGMSo ..
e. The LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

T. published (c0sry .Nonday and Thursday,
BY SrArHAM, DiLLARD. & TOWNLEY,
n Four Dollars per annu,, payable in adranee No sub
,ret.sn wl be rcceuedtor shorter time than sir months
md no paper uH be discontinued (ereep at the discretion
.Sths ;Gditors,) until all arrearayes paid.
AZ .8DVERTISE.ME.N'TS Inserted at SO cents per
,,asrs Tor Iess) for every inner form insertion and 37a
es,s ,sr sItre Cor ies) for epery outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER IS required to note, his
manuscript, hoc long he ,cishes his advertisement inserted
IN advertisement noted, cH be inserted tai its dis
suts,sssnnce be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DVERTTSLNG the terms are for
he privilege too squares 40 for one squire, $50 for
enc sgtrre ianer form, s3j Ecery yearly advertiser
viii be re yt,ed 10 cofne his adcersins to hspdrticu
fIr line Of busiiess.
T. JOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and expeditions
. 4 tad nreasond5ie terms.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A foCNG man who has had eight years
"A experience as Salesman and Clerk COR Boob.
keeper) wishes TO get situation in some LARGE Mer
camille House, IN either Of the above ca paces for ON,
o. more years. Unexeep,ionable testimonials (if neces
saty Will be produced. Address A. ID. r., lynchburg,
Va All communications strictly confidential.
Jan. Is 10
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U.V'lO.S' HOTEL.

IL THE SUBSCRIBER having lea sed
ES1!.I,k for = ii years, this well known HO-
Man iii& TEL. in The town ot Lynchburg, wonld
ssl I'D inform his friends & the public generally
IN us houst is open tr The reception ct BOARD
EIs, TRANSIENT BoARpEEs, and all others who may ia
vor him with call, lie Promises 10 use every exer
tinn to 1--WE satisfaction and hopes 10 receive share
public patronaoe WILTSHIRE Nj. LEWIS.
Jan. Is is
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llNllE ensuing session Of MISSES. -GoRDoN'S
L SCHOOL. will commence IN Monday the 9Th of
February, 1876.
TERMS for the session Of 5 months, payable in ad
v ice: La zs5h,7*
Is, class --tor asQiMers 50 W
2nJ class A.flr lns'mure advanced: Spelling, -
Reading, Wiring, Arithmetic. ils'oIy,
aud Geography. ~ w
Sd class Orihouraphy, Reading Writing.
Arithmetic. Eng lush Grammar, Ancient x
Mod. m Geography and Ce'nnosilion, II w
4tl class all the higher branches usually
taught in the best schools, together with !
French, - w.
Music on the Piano, lessons per we,k, % w
Draw ing and Painting, 10 90
Oriental 'l'iutpg, 49, Id. oo
Wax Work, y 10 20
Emhridpry. oo
BOARD, per mun,h, ~ W
Van. 90 is
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Gro. Dv:N. DE.V.3G N.
Attorney ut Law.

WILL practice his profession in the Courts of
w Lynehburg, Campbell. Bedurd. Amherst and
AppomsuX. Office over the Post Office Lyuehburu
Virginia.
Jan | Ia
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I'm. X. y. DV.V.y.
a r r . n N Ely AT J. A w

II
~ practice regularly in the Inferior and Snper
w or Courts of the counties of Campbell Amherst
Bedford aud Appomailox and the Corpofatlon ut ynch
bury. Office lately occupied by Jnn. NJ. Warwick
The Richmond Why and Petersburg lntelligencer
will publish time
Jan. 3 "a
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Jan. 70, 1910,
eimn .nncaiun from The Senate read inform
ing the IL USE that The Inner body had passed certain
hllls--su,ue ot which With slight amendments Tor The
concurrence ot he House.
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REFERENCES
Trustees Sale OfIand.

virtue III deed at trust. executed 10 me by
- William Hobs n, hearing date onihe l,h day OF
November. 1870, and OF record the County Court o
Bedford, shall on the 1ih day OF February. 1886, O
fair and II not the next fair day lherrnef) on The
preulses expose Tor sale, by way Of public aucon ur
cash, a certain a-. aisTs-
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.N'OTICE.

AN stu carrying On the WAGON MAKING
L BUSINESS, immediately below Lynch's Wares
house, and all persuns who wish 10 get Wagons Carts
&c, OF have them repaired will please call tue--
As' repairing OF carriages, Barouches and Buggies
And all The M4Ik shall be done III the neaest aud hes,
style. and as chenp,a as any COED workman in town.
shall an my atehildm entirely 10 this business shall
give good prices for Wagon%linber in work
- o.. +. d. HALL.
.REFERENCES.1
Peyion l.eliwch, r james NJ. snahorne,
Amman Hancock, Georse.T. Williams,
Paul jones, Washington Apnersoo.
john Revely, james McNamee :.
Dee % = IS
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lO,,ss,,issi0nei's sale.

DY virtue oftwu several degrees Of the CIrcui Su>
ID peror Court uf I.a'e and Chancery hr Nelson
County, me ,f the 9 day IF May 1915 AMI the other
Of the Alb day u Ocher, $40. pronounced in sui
in chancery therein depending, IN the nanc ct III sha
Shepherisun agalns, William H. Digs, lae Sheriff o
Nelson county, and As sdch a imnlsralor ut VIM. /.
llargrove dec, and i.eNen L. Cash. Arahella Cash
Susan Hararovp, Edmund w. Hin, EE.lhe,h A. lll
Robert, X Hargrov- Susan + largruve and Margaret
Iiarer,ye shs the 9Th day Of February, lei6
at The Mansion House OF Mrs. Susan larsrove, IN the
county If Nelson. exn,Se 10 sale, 10 ihe hiahet ilder
all the right, ite aud uieres, OF William 1. llar.fove
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TIE LANDS

whrh his father died seized and possessed 5;
.oe share of which he inherited. AMI hall share
which he acquired by purchase--'he share and
half share being 'hste u"dsvled tueiiIss OF HE whole
land The sale 10 be made for 50 much cash will
pay the cunlssons and expenses, including advertising
and the balance will be- credit Of six, Twelve and
eighteen mouths, The purchasers Ia give hons with ap
proved security. and The title 10 The Land is 10 be retain
ed ill the purchase muney is paid.
WILLIAM MASSIE,
Sheriff Of Nelson County hy
ALEX. FORTl NE, his IDENTITY
Jan. % -..# t27F
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n Teacher Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN who can come we'll recommend
n ed, and who is well qualified 10 teach the differ
branches Of thorough English Education, ooeih-
iil the Latin and French, vs,s a situation by
applying 10 the subscrioes, atWylIrville Ny,he
,y,Va. GORDON {. KENT.
ROBERT SAVERS.
Jan. ~ ut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-23
PEREMPTORY SALE or
THAT VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE.
CALLED WEST-HAM,

ON MONDAY the Goth inst. (October) at II
" O'Clock, the premises wi. he sold without reserve
above the OF Richmond property AMI
about 1000 with about $50 wheat
SEEDED Possess the day January soki
Fnda Of
the road and bordering the comprising all the
land ehed extensive Water
Power for manufacturing mills &C, with
BosheTS the riveTa Of itself
AnSr which, BE- sold oG the road tu
der-kls portion Of
well wooded eonguiy canal
plan Of the division ,uber Der.
TERMS-One-thd cash tLe tAlsnce one Two yerrS
credit bearing bs day
negotiable notes sni deed Il nut on The properly.
by request Ct The Lsga;ees.
DUNLOP NOSCUEES CO Ant.
g Should he weather prove urtly,urabe The above sale will
take placs the first n day
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NY. MARKET-oeL2I, 2tP.M.

Coiton-No sales Of importance.
Four-Genesee Is in demand at $3.50, especially when
few days delay be had in delivery. Michigan 1888,
Troy S5,44, Southetn s., 37.a50.
Wheat 1000 bu Gonesee white, good sold nj ll6c; a
boatoad Of Ohio go-d mixed brought 1906 aud another
l0Sc; the market is cleared Of samples.
Rye-35OO bush at Csc, delivered. Corn-Gss70 cents
for Southern 7la73 for Northern yellow and Jersey; white,
73a75c The sales for the last ow days have been very
large.
Barley, buyers at 60 ets ssIIoB refuse it, Oats 35a3G
Whiskey change.
The prices which pork sold in lois by tho dealers is
Sl0,25aS9.l9
Beef rather cheaper sales city at Sc aud 81 i7aS775
The Tos sale to-day ihiny attended and the quality
Of Young HysJns very poor and prices are lower.
Ssles tutpenune at 90 spirits at 4OaIl0.
Linseed oil is rather more feeble; sales 62a63c.
kOsulcs Of Exchanges.