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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
REGfL.,}R SALES.
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EbN..EcrrcOfype KihclcsscS.

fENiE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
u the citizens Of lynchburgand surrounding country
that he has taken the roons nearly ;posIte the Frank
lin II tel formerly coupled by Mr.. W. A. Rrlzer aud
recently by Mr. j H. tizeibb5ns where he prepared
To execute IMMATURE IikENEs>ES, with all
the latest and most important Improvements.
Miniatures taken IN any kind Of weather and all pic
lures warranted fac sipe Of tie original
Ladies aud gentlemen invited 10 call and examine
specimens of this beautiful art
\. B--Iusruelion givenn the art on moderate terms.
April 5-ts Z. T.. GIBBS
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Your friend and fellow citizen.
THOMAS IL. BENIO.
WADE NJ JACKSON, Esq,
Howard county, Mo.

n AvAL-1he PcBsac, la Gazette states that the FOL
lowing officers of the navy, who have been attached 10
the squadron in The Gulf and who have been relieved TO
repair their health arrived there during the past week.
viz Capt. Iatnall, Lieut. r. L. Hooe, and Lieut. Nc
Blair. Cap. +. appeared have recovered eniirelv
from the effects Of his wound received in the capture uf
Iuspan the 18th of April last, and in fine health
Lieut. Hooe had been confined, fist at Tan,pico and
then al New Orleans, by extreme III health. and has
returned &c Perssocs e trea'..eG, =. lie los
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IGSlpb\EAlfSr

The above sale las been nnayoldably postponed until
saturday til, 2jh day of the present monib, (Iune }
al which meit VIII positively take place without reserve,
at the market house. IN The townoi ynchhug, com
luenee NJ II O'clock, \. NJ. The above Tract Of Land
has been recently divided into five smaller ic's about
Two HUNDRED ACRES EACH,
the plas Of winch have IN my p,s.csson, subject IL
the inspection ri any person wishing 10 purchase who is
also specially invited 10 xanine the land fr himself
June 3--t-6Je. WM. Il. NANCEi Truslce.
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PONIpDNENlE.Nr

The ah've sale Is postponed until the 18th day Of the
present month aud the tine will be rented ont
Warwick, Mil and Saw Mil with the appurtenances,
adjnnl"e the above Tract Of l. nd, the rnto which can
be applied lnleparlng the
WM. +. iANCEY Trustee.
My 2)--t2SM
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TO CJNTRGCToUS.

PROPOSALS Il he received AT the off e If the
james X yer and kanaHha Company. in Richmond
Va, until the 10Th july ncAt. for The construction u thrre
stone dams across Jams River the line of the Com
panys Canal between Iynchbure aud the mouth Of North
The first of said dims viii he about 81 II. high
and 400 f. long, aud situa about mesabove Lynch
burg the second VIII be about - feel igh and 800 fl.
long, and situated about 9 miles west Of Iynchburg
the third will he about q f. high and 800 f. hong, and
situated about miles OF Iynchburg. The ioun-
dalon Of these dams OF rock and the supersctures
will be required 10 be raised high low water level
during the pre- season. Plans # said works may be
and Specifics her of obtained the Company 5
Office in Richmond, at the Subscribers ,ice said
line above Lynchburg and after the LIST Of July next
WALTER GYWNN. Chief Engineer
james River and kanawha Company.
Richmond 3sl May-ti2Jy
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ETA s'sss.9la

E-fIEA Ia Y M HI.
FEflIF SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
II LIST day of January last, for The purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name Of Fhppn & Montgomery beg leave To
inform tho public that they prepared 10 execute
orders for all descriptions Of Castings usually made al
blast Furnaces. VIZ: Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stove
Plaes Mill Gear. Sc.
COT NlRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited 10 examine The style and quail
iy of their Hollow Ware. winch may be seen al most
uf the stores in Lynchhurg, at the Mrssrs ElIss
Richmond. Orders addressed 10 the concern. at Fin
Furnace. or \. ~ Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also. Iusi Ia hand. our well selected stock Of
SPRING .AND $U.iigiLR GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange flr
grain. \. W. FIIPPlN,
May Its A. n. MONTGOMERY.
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WI. VI. s.AaCAE,sRsEp. Editor.
PUBLISHED By
BLACKBOARD, SfATilAM X BILLIARD,
EVERY Moxn,y AND TnuRspAY,

FNEkf NDNDAI md ] IlURsDAi,
1t -Four Delurs per payable in airace. No sub
scrfpsoa oH be receired FOR shorter time months
sna no paper tcR be discontinued (ercspt discretion
sftte Edjtors,) until al a17ear0goS ere paid.
gy- .aDpERTISEME,N'TS inserted at 80 cent, PEI,
square (orie for erery inner form insertion ad 80
per squire Tor iess) for erery outer form insertion.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES required 10 note on has Ms
hso long he risleS has advertisement inserted adcer-
tissmen not noted cH be inserted tn Us dsconttnaHce
10 ordered.
FOR YE.1RLY .4DpERTISLNti the terms are for
II. privilege ofeo squares, ~ for square So for
enc square, inner form 35 EceJy yearly Advertiser tcH
; r:qredto mine his advertising has particular Inc q
business.
g. JOB PRINTING erccu'edne neatly and erPeditiousy
no I'd on reasonable terms.
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bff virtue Of deed Of Trust executed 10 me by john
~ ;. Lan2horn- and Sarah T.. his uiic shall sell,
At public auction, on Thursday, The 6thduy oI May ueNi
ur If not the neN iar day thereafter, the prem
iscs.
"A TR,1tT OFL,aND.
lying in the County Il Amherst, ON S,yalls Creek al
J1ulng the land Of D1et Flood. Chas. Mays, " sait
fcyJohn T.. Warwick and others. and containing about
One Thousand Acres.
The said Land Is within ml,s ol iyuchburg aud II
mile Of he canal. with good outlet 10 each. A large
PORTION thereof is heavily tlmhercd, well waerod win
superior water ppNcr. which eau be- cheaply applied Ia
either milling ~ manufacturing purposes. II well a
dapttd l., the growth ot lolatro, u heat, Conn Sc.
and IA worthy The attention ui those engaged IA hauIun
wuod. or who may want Nood Land convenient Ia
Iynrhhurg 1t will be divided nicholson parcels To su,t
purchasers and will he sold either private Or pubic
sale. Also al the same tlme and laec. Will sell tNu
agons, Gear and FNufrs, Ok Cart one set
Black Smiths Tools. aud snpdy Plantation ttcnsls-
The lile 10 said property vii be undi>pucd. hut acling
Trustee s agent shall convey such title only as ses
ted III ME.
TERMS OF SALE:
credit Of one. twoand tarce years " Il be given
March 42-l6A W. Il. hANCEY, Trustee.
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For RENI.
Wool Cardng Machine. III good order. situated in a
house erected The branch .n,af heDuehan s1uden.
.dwelhug house with II Il desod aso n convenient oil
fee III the ally opposite Friends watc house.
.Iuno It's CIlARIES II IANCII
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REAL ESTATE LNNCnBuRG

II T. Il [ { II q y.
sN virtue of decree II the lustinns Court for the
~ Corporation otiynchburg, pronounced IN the case
IT "DpnPlan \ ux. AlctarS admuls rators \ al
shall. OH Saufda, The 10th If July. lsi7. offer flf
sale. upon the premises, bv OF public auction. the
highest bidder tho House and Loot IN the proceedings IN
sad case mentone being the house aud lot owned by
The late Miss Mafa ictor aud occupied by Alex
amber Il Garland. situated near the lower end oil Main
street The valuable hupr venens aud the advantageous
location Of said property make il very
ID y / Il Il Il l. T. x T. : y " { T..
TERMS
credit Of SIN twelve and eighteen months. in equal
Irslalmens. except ur much viii pay Tire cos
ct the suit, and lie expenses Of sale. f whrh Cash viii
he rcqurcd9 the purchaser giving ,g5ahc notes with
une or more good euer>ers and the tte be withheld
until all the purchase MONEY he paid.
J. { SllACklEFORD, Commissioner.
June 1-ilOJy
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Esst.s''s'. &. PETERS,,
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, HOoTS, SHOES,
O.N.NE rs, IA rs. cars, Sc,
Main St, L.nehburg, Va.
As just received and opened his nnriyalcd stock of
Ii u Spring and Summer Goods which. for STYLE and
beauty, clnnut he surpassed lerespecuy sd cts the
attention u his friends and the publlct an examination
of his Stock which consiss in part Of the following
Goods:
Superior rich striped and Plaid Poodle Sole.
faulah Silks,
9 Tissue and As Noan Robes "a beautiful party
dress
" Grenadian Robes. (cn,rely new artice.)
- Z5rIeldaS and Plaid aud Striped Berates,
Broche and Embossed Ginghans, (yery reh,)
Lawns at all prices, Alpaccas,
French and English Chlnt2 Prints.
Gloves. i.si'ry Ribbons, Laces. iandterchiefs.
And almost every article thai be called fr Also,
fac ,rk # Cloths. Cas~ncrs, Nestiops Cravai-.
Oscar Alaragn.n for summer Cats, very pleasant ar
uee Panama. l.eghorn, Fur S'Ia and p ring Has
Il ugh and Ready Cap, Boots, Shoes, &c.
April It's
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EENrrisN BLINDS,
STAR Rods.
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Waters, Plated aul Brass Candlestichs,
SHUTTERS aud Trays.
Bel Metal aud fuamolled Kettles,
Tea Kettles. Spice Mutlars.
Cutlee Mills. Spit,nans.
Seisssa aud Shears
llemmint : grnniue Needles. &c Sc.
Received and ior sale by
june lu-ts GREGORY \ RDNAL
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meciingIo Columbia county, NJ ssonr, having re-
Gently nominated the Hon. Thomas II. Beuon 10 the
ueN Presidency he addressd tie following response
u the gentleman who communicated the proceed
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One Thousand Acres.
lERNIS OLE SALE.

A credit Of one. tWoand tIrce years " II be given
March 22-t6A W. r. y kNCEY, Trustee.
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called together Immediately and drawn up as
infantry, and received three fires from the enc
my when the whole line opened broadside, tel
ling with great effect, and breaking the entire
line OF the enemy Capt. Reid made gallant
charge after the third fire, with sixteen mounted
men, and in his attack killed several of the enc.
my. One mule load of powder and several hor
SEES and mules were captured. Most OF the Mex
leans who were killed were shot in the head an
evidence that our men shoot too high. The bat
tie lasted about twenty. four minutes. There was
only about twenty minutes TO prepare from the
tine the enemy was discovered.
CAPTURE OF Ell PAso.-Mr Coons left Santa
Fe on the 18th of January, At that time moth.
ing farther was known OF the movements of Col.
DonIphan than is stated in our letters. After
his departure, Mr.. G. fell in with some Mexicans,
who had been IN tho battle of Brazito, and he
learned from them that Col. Doniphan entered
Ell Paso on the 9Th of December and took pos
session without resistance The military force
which he met on the 25th, and defeated, had
scattered to the mountains. ST. Louis Repub
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. Feb. 10, lS47.
There had been an instruction planned at
Sante Fe, headed by the priests, but it was dis
covered in time to prevent it. At the time the
company left, the Americans had twenty Of the
ringeaders arrested, nearly all of them priests,
and II was thought that they would be executed.
There has been great deal of sickness in the
American army, which was very iatal-fever of
typhoid character was sweeping them off dai
ly. Out of Prices whole regiment, there was
not 300 men able to perform duty. However,
a portion of his regiment was in the mountains,
but our informant has reference to those III San.
tie Fe. Donphan's regiment had been much
more healthy
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Chips ano Clippings.

IDoLATRY IN CHINA. Dr. Gutzaff states
that the Chinese have tumbled their idols from
their high estate and quit worshiping them.
They supposed that when the opium war broke
out between them and Great Britain, these idols
would interpose and them. They soon
found that they could neither save their worship.
pers nor themselvs. They therefore demolished
them.
CONVERSIONS TO PoPERY. The London Cor
respondent to the Boston Traveller wrote on the
Sd of Feb. that " the clerical conversions to Rome
have been numerous during the past month";"
J. C. lNGERsoLL 1.-THE slanderer of Webster)
was rejected, il seems, by vote Of IL to ID. If
necessary to his defeat, the number could have
been greatly increased.
"The Government at least, is administered by
men-unless human nature has changed since the
days of Julius Cesar, we have high authority for
the belief that men dltodyy be hd for nioney"
This was said by the Washington Union in
September last. Its truth has since been dem
onstrated 1t was money, or its equivalent, of
fee, which secured the rejection of the Wilmot
Provso. The People have sent Representatives
to Washington who would have stolen the march
of Judas Iscariot had they lived in the days of
Herod the King.-.4lbany Journal
MAJOR GENERALS. There are now FIVE Ma.
jor Generals Winfield Scott of Virginia.; Ed
munu L. UaiHes vi leiilesSee LdcHdry layIoT
of Kentucky; Tomas II. Benton of Missouri !;
ana Wnl'ah cumming ., Heoisia' All ron
.ne 'u oil o'' i'''' 9ia'e-
"oioeis'
Brigadter General Worth has, in consequence
OF his gallant services, been nominated, and con-
hrmed by the Senate, as Major General, by bre-
vet He is now Colonel of the 9th Infantry, with
the brevet of Brigadier, for gallant services in
Florida, and the further brevet of Major General,
III MS ''oie ie''"' so''''e' ~ 'io"'e'ey'
ohAiNo IA Jazz a. hos 81 nat Keen ou sna-
ver' wio Is oi'en 'eIt ~ W u so'e usnoyahce 10
.n ,e "tn'oi, may oe se' W WIZ soou
me na,ne rai'ie' teI.S no" a'an .haue me
o.u w h; SUM- very so,lu
ala nulu 'oSe a. WI uoo. i,o uo'eu some 'lo'es
h Iq anu pouadu ~ ' Ia , ma,eI ,at lau oeeI
freeze more aid Retire. morn9~ bis Io,,s wore
ali snlit FIRE and aitY Mos, of the boIes ware
ninggod. bnt !, worked az vol If M, he,tor ~
leave the nIug ont. for the woter ,roze oncber
and freez;pg on he su'face frst forn,od $50
,once ~ The other n,r,icas ,vhile troon;n', H.
rocononends ,his mnde If snlt;nr rocl,s r.,
ror Wb;r OF'''"s i'A''
As,.r,c Cuo,rp,Tbo Las, accounts r-ou
onr Yn;ss,oror,es in Persia oiva mos, nai"GI ac.
counts of the ravages of The Choler, in that conn
trv, In the civ Of Isbreez alone 5000 narson.
| had died in the course of six weeks; 500 some
times had persisted IN single day.
FAMINE IN THE SASDwIcH IsLANns-W,
have intelligence from the Sandwich Islands
that the inhabitants of some districts have becr
suffering severely from famine The only de
| Ie - ,Lo ao,;,,, g., -. -; IL ~
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Major General Benton.

Senator Benton has made fool of himself,
and of the administration TO boot. None de-
nounced the Mexican War more fercely than
himself in the outset; anon he becomes Major
General, end so far overrates his own abilities,
or undertakes the abilities Of oheis as to ask the
President TO recall no less than four Major Gem
erals from Mexico and give him the supreme
command but failing in this absurd demand, his
patriotism sinks suddenly below zero, and he
throws up his new commission before the ink is
dry. Poor Bombastes Benton! The following
telegraphic despatch from Washington to New
York tells the story:
WAsHINeToN, March I0-l0 o'clock.
The Cabinet were in session six hours yester-
day, and before adjourning. resolved not 10 ac-
cede TO the demand Of Major General Benton,
for the recall Of Generals Scott, Taylor, Butler
and Patterson.
This morning Mr.. Benton sent message to
the President declining the appointment as Ma
jor General.
And who is this bran new Major General, who
so nodestly demanded the recall of two veteran
officers like ScoTT and TAYLOR, and two more
who have at least had the advantage OF expert
SuSe III Tue ldle SalHPdiSHS! w HeH was nOm-
as Hart Benton distinguished for military servi-
ces? The only actual fight in which we have
ever heard him to be engaged in, was a recontre
in a tavern with Gen. Jackson, many years ago.
As for the rest, he was Lieutenant Colonel dur
ing the last war, and paitook of all the perls of
ordinary Colonel of Militia. -snce he was
simply detached on the recruiting service 1t is a
little remarkable too, that this Mr.. Benton, who
was to have possession of,he three millions lately
voted to "buy peace" was during the last war
unfortunately involved in money matters with the
Government. The St. Louis Republican supplies
the facts, thus
Some doubts having been expressed whether
MIR. Benton ever was q Lieutenant Colonel in the
regular army, an examination OF the records OF
the United States Court in st. Louis placed the
matter at rest. After the peace, an action was
commenced by the United States against Lieut.
Colonel Thomas H. Benton, for the recovery OF
a considerable sum of money, placed in his hands
during the war, as superintendent OF the recruit
ing service, which money he had applied to his
private use judgment was rendered against
him tor several thousand dollars, as any one may
see who chooses to examine the records. MIR.
Benton stated the truth, then, when he says he
was Lieutenant Colonel in the U. S. army. At
period, too, when those small fry, Gaines, Scott
and Taylor, were fighting at Erie and Niagara,
he was recruiting somewhere in Tennessee, and
had plenty Of Uncle Sans money in his hands.
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OGDENsBuRGH ROAD. We learn from the ST.
Lawrence Republican that the Directors of this
road will meet in Boston on the 9th of April.
when the report of the Engineer will be official
ly made. 1t has already been stated unofficial
ly, that the Engineer will report in favor of a
doping the line of the Vermont and Canada
road Through Franklin Co. Vt) and crossing the
river Richelieu by bridge thus avoiding fer
ry on Lake Champlain, and connecting Boston
with Montreal and Ogdensburg at the same time.
LAKE ONTARIO. Troy has her eye upon the
business Of Lake Ontario, as well as Boston: a
railroad from Cape Vincent to WATERFOWL is pro-
jected and the stock partly taken.
LONG TRAIN. correspondent of the
Rochester Democrat writes from Albany thus:
son our way east we passed the longest train of
cars on the Boston and Albany road that has ev-
or crossed the track. 1t was composed of 1919
cars of an average length of 80 feet each-mak-
ing train of over $500 feet, or near three quar-
tiers of mile long, and all drawn by one power
full engine.
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Opinion aud experience Of The editor Of the Richmond eos
Star, Dec. 9, lSi5
WfSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is constant
ly advertised columns. We feel bound say that
put little faith generally in specifics and nostrums, much less
your als. But familiar of this medicine for six
years past during which time the editor who writes
this has at intervals suffered with asthma, and he writ
ing much Tor the benefit of the PROJECTORS for that
of those who afflicted with that distressing disease takes
pleasure in saying that he has invariably found valuable
him. and in every where has been used promptly
the frs, indication of attack with entire and prompt
lief From having also observed tried by Others he is Of
opinion that worthy Of the confidence OF public
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS.
For sale by g. w. FOWLE, 1873 Washington st. B oson.
DyFor sale by s. r. REDFIELD, Montpelier, VT.
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Dcatbs.

III Berlin, march >, AN infant, only EIeca NJ. AM
Daniel Chandler, j.. aged Is days
Ia Elmo e, March 9Th, Madoz only child of Freeman
Jane NJ. Matthews, aged ! months,
In Waterbury, 7h inst of lingering consumption which
she bore with Christian patience, aud phosophc fOuude
Mis-. Adelme, wife of Harvey Leash, aged A.
In Westminster, 9Th inst. Mr.. Jonathan Morrison, &c.
In Gflon, st inst susan daughter ofJared Furmef 2l
In Walpoe, N. II Dir. Abraham Holland 90. Three old
physicians have died in Walpole within year, aged 81 90
and 50.
In We.moond, N H. Sd inst. Theresa, wife of Perlin,
Staple, 70.
IN llovor 25th ult Hannah r. wife of Alvin Gould, 81
In lowell, Mass 4h instant, Maria H. wife Of Willard
Welch. 81
In Arlington, lllh ult. Mr. Sylvester Deming, 81. Mrs
Elizabeth Baker, %.
In Hinesbursh, Jan Goth Henry Hamilton Whoclook il
his % year, son OF John Wheelnck Esq.
In Darlington, 5Ih inst MI. Stephen Russell, revolution
AIRY pensioner.
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Mlarltets.
Boston Market, March 13.


ASHES. The advance of Pearls last week, is fully sus
tained and moderate sales at &c. No variation in Pots
BIrs WAX. Sales of good yellow Apercan at 90 a SOC
per III. cash.
HoPs No changein prices, and sales in very small way
only, at 10 g ~ lst quality
PRovIsIoSs The market IL firm with fair demand for
consumption. There is inquiry for sales
any Clear Pork has been selling II IS SlS
Mess SIG Prime 10 40 per Dbl. mos The sales of bee
have been small For Lard, the demand is good and saes
good prime leaf 10 l2 II per h. mos; 800 tier
10 cash Bntter and cheese sell rapidly quoted
prices. The stock of Butter and Cheese rather light and
there is but little prime in market. Prices have improved,
and advance quotaiionsButter, shipping IL l-2
Is; Do. prime family, 10 % Cheese, new MILK 6
l-2; four meal ia Z.
srEDThere is less inquiry for Clover and Grass Seed
with little decline Weste Clover sales of which have
made cash 1884 bags Lnsoed, arrived this
week from Calcutta.
TALLow Sale of 5000 pounds rendered at per pound
cash
Wool without variation prices fully sustained, and
American eecos continue in good demand at quoted
Domestic-Saxuny feeces Al 43; full blood SO 38
10 and "a blood 80 49, Ia blood 25 %; Lambs
super 80 IS; Do No. l, 81 30, Do No2 II 49, Do. No
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Brighton Market, March rs.

ThNeIIeT.
AT Market, 355 beef Cattle, l6 Jokes of Working Oxen
65 Cows and Calves 800 Sheep and about 1909 Swine.
Beef Cale-Extfa, 90 first quality 30 second quail
ty so to 90.
Working Oxen-Saes noticed at $50, a. o. 100 and 1856
Cows and Cave-Sales made At S2 %, 80 80, and
at $40.
shoop-saes of lots at go, 10, 67, 3 e5 and 50.
Swine-At Wholesale, for Sows, and for Barrows
AT retail, from TO per pound.
N b. About 200 head of the Cattle came over the Yves
tern RAILROAD from Albany.
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Monday Afternoon March Is.

Provsions-The operations principally in lots by retail
former prices 80 bbls prime Pork sold at 80, mos
FlourThe market continues in dull, stagnant state and
prices tend downwads The sales only supply the de
81 10 2-CornThere is afoat, and the operations
principally for home consumption yellow fiat 92c white eSc
measure sales of Northern at the depot 96c per bushel
GIBBS lot of North River Oats sold at 46c bu South
| O II here but snlns at A0c bu-Atas.
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TO MERCHANTS, sc.

See the grand rush of Boston advertisements
this week. Great competition stocks
great bargains cheap for cash, and all that
Try them.