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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26


SCI Broadway beg call the attention Of public to new
aud beautiful Gas Buruer just received from the manuac-
tory Mesns Cornelius Co, Of Phiiadepha This bur-
ner been by several learned and scientific gentle
men, who have had much in measuring light and
the is that the improved burner gives three tmss as
much light the ord batwing burner without con-
sumng any gas othsr words one dollars wotn
of gas burned through the burner. will yield much
light three dollars worth bu ned through the common
bstwDg burner These sssertons may be relied upon ana
mvie the public to call az our wsrsrooms ISL Broad
way; Mes Johuscns Lanphier and Nascys 2o3 Broad
the Office of this where the burner may be
seen in use every evening. f236
Notise.-Genin, Halter, ala Broad way. OPP
posts st Paus prepared to offer his Spring Style
beauty style yet Offer ed by him, win an
entire style Of lining. f22 Q.
Philadelphia Agents for the Herald.-6.
ZlEBER co, Ledger Baildins, Third street, be-
low Chesnut Those wishing have the Herald served
regularly their and dwellings, will please leave their
Go, ,.Ie ds,jv Pyicr 1cents jsi I'm
Navigation or the OHIO Hivsr.
Placer TINE. State 81 Rspsr.
Wheeling ,... Feb 30. a.. .17h feet.
Pitfsbnrg. Feb 20 :. 10 ieet
Cincinnati ....... Feb 10. 10 feet
Louisville Feb 10. 8 feet inches
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cden had been caused by the removal dsplacing Of
the rails tho spikes having been previously drawn out
heard him make use Of 'iu Of bad
feeling towards the Long Island Railroad Company on
one occasion he appeared to be considerably put out
about the company measuring the wood told him that
l29 solid feet cord he replied that il the company
didn't look out, they would get 400 feet for cord from
meant that something Would be done to the track is
generally understood that Gershom Terry entertains
hostile feelings towards the Railroad Company re-
member the circumstance Of the locomotive Jacob Little
being thrown Of the track at the bridge over the Peconc
river; went to the spot, and found her partly in the
river in consequence OF the accident to the Rugges,
the train Of detained about six eight hours
JAMES BRowN exanined-i am employed az an en-
gineer on ths Long Island naroaa was on .ne foco
track about 10 o'clock Saturday the 9th nst the
cident was caused by Of the rails having been dis
placed and q stone placed between the two ends.
jams BAIRD examined Twas employed on q freight
engine about year ago. called the Crab IL thrown
of the track the ties cut away from the
bridge in consequence Of which the engine was thrown
down side the rails had been carried dis.
lance and thrown into the water.
HENRY TAFT examined-I reside OF Wamp Missic
township of Brookhaven; remember the day on which
the locomotive Jacob Little ran OFF the track was
dischargng load of wood at the Manor station, when
man whom took to be Terry Robinson passed within
about 10 feet OF me- he nodded his head he went by
me- he was going towards the place where the accident
TO the Jacob Little shortly afterwards occurred; il
two weeks ago last Saturdays think should recognise
Terry Robinson; (and being requested TO point him
out from the persons there present. did without the
least hesitaon he then dressed what different
to what he is at the present time.
ELISHA CARTER examined recollect the day that the
locomotive Jacob Little OF the track was on the
road that day and met Terry Robnson; was going sas
at the time, and he was going west towards the pace
where the accident occurred spoke to him; we wers
both obliged to turn of the track to let train pass
by; Robinson remarked that the cars went very Iss'
Robinson lives about miles from the place wh'e
met him. and he then going farther 'om nome.
BENZ. w DAVIS examined-i was in sto,o ony uv.
ming when the accident to the locomotive DToy WI
the subject of conversation when Gershom Terry sad
that the railroad company had not paid him MS claims
have heard Terry Robinson say Una, me 20 r" une"s
The paid their debts about weeks ago Terry Nooin
son came into the woods were ! and several o'hers
nearly opposite to the spot where the Jacob Little ran
nj and said" what do you folks mean by moving the
raiis3y when some of those who were with ne SAID,
Il Won folks from Moriches that do that work Robin
so then left there was considerable red sand on his
pantalosns about the knees at the time. ,.-,....
LoaErzo D. VAIL, examined-l reside at Moriches
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OTlCE.-A young gentleman, native Of
Vrgihia and respectfully connected who literally
educated and has had
Tutor in private family and would
rudmens e the Greek and Latin languages reading writing,
English Grammar Geography the elements Of Algebra Mahe-
maics &C. lie would prefer Virginia. Any
munieaon lPOs, padl addrssel to r. r. NJ Alexandria Va
rec enll lie
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE,
On lli Street. under The IIoteI

Drawn Nos IN the Jerscy Lottery, Class No IS:
- - So A As "a sc 80 81 40 90.
Drawn Nos in the Alexandra Lottery, Class No 90:
65 80 "a 10 4S 90 AZ % 40 IL 81 81 l IS.
FRIDAY.-The Monongaa Lottery draws Alexandria
THURSDAY, and will be by Friday Capt.
a, $4,000, 3OOO Ike &c IS Nos, Tickets -
halves i25, quarters 62!e.
ONE DOLLAR LOfTERY-To be drawn in Petersburg o
frday-The Va LeesbuE Lottery, Extra, No Ia Capitals
$1,000, 1900, 1000 &c &c Tickets 81, halves Soc use
SATUROAY-One Dollar Lottery The Su.seI Delaware Lot
terry draws Wilmington Delaware Saturday aud the
expected here by the mail that Capital $4,000. rs Nos
~ drawn. Tickets only ~, halves sue. qrs csc.
$4,000!
The Alexandria Lottery class No 80 draws AI1ndria
saiurdayke drawing Will reach by the Sunday
ming AID be ready for inspection his Office Monday
O'Clock: Capital $50 OoO 200. 5O0o $500.
Of 1000 &c Se &c Nos IL drawn Aspendd Scheme Tick
cts si0 halves 5, quarters $50
Orders from the country neosing the Prize Tickets
Mauy Cos Lotteries prom y aucni,d rawlings
~aided when requested
liberal discount packate salcs Prizes eash.d
THOMAS LAMBERT, No. , Exchange Place.
9 ReconeeL No. 3. "Theres luck odd numbers"
Rory OMore.
'.'There has been sold and eashed ONCE
days past. Prize of $4,000 and other Capitals. js7
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STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an Tn word ny what thsy can.
For selling PriIcs. STATIONS the man,

an mr word
For selling Prizes. STATIONS nan,
ps. a. =, so:; q no.sesals, No, g. JON. 'As
rsis' Nos ~ 81 ~. ata9Ha se and paid By suauOa.
Inwn Nos Of sns-es EI,ra. No Is, June S.
AZ 81 ~ 81 II ~ 10 I6 So 81 &c 25
Whole Ticket Nos 10 SO ~ capital cold aud paid by
Drawn No. Of Alsran.ril. No &C. June SIN
30 30 ~ GO IL 81 63 50 81 AZ IS &c
rsks, No. 70 10 CO prns $1,000 sod aud BY
sg Of ~ sss j ss ss no t'Isns A
Hall Nos SO 40 IS. prize OF 800, sold and paid by
Dawn Nos. of Alexsndria, No. 2s-juno s,h,
Is 30 q 10 4s 90 i2 81 40 IL 81 81 IS
$1,000. 5000
rhday-Mononraa. No. Cap1as 10000 oooo i7oo 1900
1885, hoo, OF 1900 &c. rs Nos IL Tickets So
halves i,25; ars 62e-
$4,000, 1900.
Frday-Leesburr. FL. No. IA Capitals $1,000. 1900 1000
4s7 nc ~ Nos, ~ dawn. Tickets 81, halve. So q IS
$4,000. 1000.
saiurday-SuSser Extra No Capitals $4,000 1000 COO
&c rs Nos 10 drawn Tickets VI hsve. so ar. as
$4,000. 10000, 10 OF 1000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. TO- Ist7, to be drawn
SPLENDID Scheme Of $40 600. 10000 5000. $500
OF 1000. is Of 400, go OF ESQ Tickets go qr.
Is, do quarters $3.50.
s44.444, %, 222. Hill
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No 81, for is4T, be drawn
7s NO LoTTERY-is DRAWN BALLoTs
it $3.50 a2as III s5s sa Of 33s iQo Of qaq DC
sI-.hars, n proportion Certificate Of package
OF :" "hoie sl$o halves do
100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No. -, for Is47-,o drawn
June &c, l5i7.
II DRAWN NUMBERS OUT oF
Grand scheme; OF $4,000. 10000 10000 35Oo
25 Of 1000. 81 OF 500 900 OF 700, &C.
Tickets SlO-,hare. in Certificate Of package
OF % Whole $40. do do halves CO. do 30.
aJ Buyers my istered
at the Office, proof OF what
ing continues To the number sold and paid by
Orders for
Schemes and all Lotteries will promptly
drawing when requested
Please addess orders NJ STRATToN,
lee Riehm VI,
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Desirable residence for sale.


i AM very DESTROYS of dsposing of the Tract
IL OF LAND which reside, known by the name Of
LINDEN, lying IN the c0uaty OF Orange
Mountains miles from the COur House,
deriekbur sIteen from the Railroad Depot Goronsv and
two and half from the Rapdan Rver This contains eight
hundred and forty eight fourth land the
growth Of which principally oaS, hickory poplar locust
Is divided into eitm fields all Under fencing The
ments consist OF comfortable Dwelling Hou,,
house. meat house house house house. kitchen
dairy barn and other building necessary the
nenee Of family Tie location Of the d~ Of
the most beautiful IN the md the are
very handsome. An Cf arabe with clover
and has been under the clover and system
for This whole td hnd proverh al for
heah and for is great susceptibility Of april
cation Of clover and plaster The
opening the OF the Rapdan nearly
been TAKEN which, when effected greatly value
OF lands contiguous
In order certainly effect sae and convent
OF purchaser would divide four or
huEcred with the Improvements allowing saeieney OF
wood land To any Shirs purchase privately will NV
that viii sell bargain the lazt IN rminR u,eu
stock OF al knis &e all very good II privately
between this and THURSDAY July next NOTICE Of
sale before that time Will BE- fven shall proceed on that
day the pemises the highest bd4er will Be IL
bera and be Known by addressing RoL
Wills Orange Court House, Va booking out for
residence the upper county a at my
tats, 1 will sell bargain
B-Posssssion will be whenever desred-he pqrchas
allowing the subscriber and ege-s the growing
crops RICH'D l.. BROWN.
Orange county, Nav ist7. INV -
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sABOT HILL FOR SALE.

R1 virtue of n Decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Court OF Law and Chanee for county Of Gooehlnd
pronounced IN the OF Carter CARER undersigned viii
expose 10 sA by public auction h- highest bidder upoa the
premises on FRIDAY the 9th day Of July beautiful Fl,
tate called sABor HILL lilies James RIVER and The James
River lanai near Dover Mills Just twenty miles the city
OF Richmond IN OF the beautiful regions Virginia
and IN one OF is best country nehbouhoods Il contains
$40 acres OF land OF which i3 FIRST River low
grounds It is well supplied with wood and timber well water
ed in high state Of cultivation ard fertile Arms
IN the state The dwelling house n brick large and con
senenty anged The brick annie ana
in good order The houses houses ar. am
pie for their purposes.
The sale will be positive and without reserve on tn. fr
Terms VIZ "a casa and the balance year. from the
Gay oil ashvery with ega interest psd Bonds with
euriy will be required, OF title wiihhsli security
The purchaser will BE- allowed possession for the puro
OF seeding on The losepiemtcr crop Be sown Tor him
on the usual tefs and AL posssoa Will be given Christmas,
~ he ensuing autumn al the slaves crop on the farm
vii be sold al auction, that the purchaser of m
an1 may Then supply hmfe with those desire. to do
80 CHARLES HENRY CARTER, Comm
oC ENQUIRER 70 publish nn d.y Of sale. nv I-.td.
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WESTHAM FOR SALE.

'ENHE subscriber IL behalf OF, and by authori-
- from the hcrs Of tbs Col Amber deed offer,
for sale PrIray that valuable weham situated on
James River about nine miles above city Richmond con
tAinrg upwards OF 1900 This been recently
ysyed and divided into separate farms one wing between
the River aad the public road River Road contain
ing SH' aer OF "sh more than 200 grounds and
i26 Of valuable wood and This an ~ a.
estate eeNes much acdoual val from the pow
81 eoaed W the aeumeni thereon OF permanent esi
The residue OF e property bing North Of the e. ,.is
enhey OF nigh ni and has becn subd vdJ tracts or
i-fs eab eonaaaE aboai 800 upon Of which t
sa comfortable but plain dwelling house these last ept
ed aeis Contains upwards Of 200 and 7f acres OF ~
land including considerable pouion n good timber
The parties interested IN the above properly being yery s
roui OF ehreung sale fOr the purpose division baV. author 80
me 10 se the zane either separate farms a. aboy A.
sioc ior moderaie pres ani upon terms u
be made known on application my once or Al INV r,
denee corner VI Marshall and Streets in the city Of Rb
plat Of The survey and division be eihbied IN b A.
'fou' OF purchasing ROBERT c. NICHOLAS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
HANOVER

PURSUANT 10 a decree OF The Superior
II Court OF Chaneey Tor the Richmond Circuit pronounced on
the 9Th day Of Feaay lei7 therein depending IN The
name OF Mann against Cauihorn the unjers gned
said decree as Commissioner VIII sci public
highest bidder Hanover Court House TUESDAY the 2d
day OF June next chat being Count day. called
faynes supposed TO contain nneiyhve
plantation OF the late Fleming Brown deceased
which IN tl1 the lands Of Charles Toer William Bdwes
Hezekah Ford and Daniel Burton and being the
conveyed by Thomas Cauhorn aai Femns
brown Trustees 10 secure debt due by deed
dited 18Th July ISL and euy recorded in Hanover
The title believed 10 be ndpu Commission
en- shall convey on such title the decree authorizes.
IEHMs-Nne months credit except for much a may be
necessary the Of purchaser 10 five
bond with approved security the title retained until The
purchase money is paid. c. C. GRIsWoLD Con'r
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brilliant Lottery for Duh June.

$4,000, $4,000. % 1900.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class No. 2f-to BE-
drawn Saturday. June 18th ls47 Wilmington Delaware
~ NUMRERs-I3 DRAWN.
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Anftion GaIts.
FUTURE DAYS.

ITO BOOKSELLERS, READERS AND FAN
CT Desiers-orPhans Court sale OF the late
John Moor. Extensive stock 10 the store
tknown NJ Bond a. Col tf6 baltimore street.
nenr calvert NJ, commencing MONDAY,
June 18Th, isf7, at O'Clock AMI Continued each
succeeding day until the whole h closed TERMS
by the Court eish on delivery The catalogue very
extensive any aipe royal octave smbrae.
detailed m Of Of the best Theoogy BY
eminent divine Of county from
pneishef' with the seenhe Law, Classical Medical MI.
eehaneous Works laid in without regard expense,
ming all that would eompor
founei BY The late me-' o~ing' Son, patrored BY
literary Of county and improved by
tired industry Of late proprietor only
dable but profitable The Administrator without
reserve in the order mentioned the
dy for delivery Monday 7ih An post paid
promptly attended
Duns the sae whole stationary bisk books
fancy articles will be od beautiful fixtures eounters
shelving. bow windows &C.
This for for the balance Apply
H. Dodge Admir- or TO n. w. BOol., Auet
In Consequence Of Delay the Printed
the Sale Of John Moos Book Store
h necessarily until Monday
hour and place. Printed Catalogues the 18th inst.
Baltimore, June lo-ed n. w. BOOL Auet
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BOSTON MARKET-Monday afternoon.

BOSTON MARkET-Monday afternoon, June 7.
Coton-Not enough doing to establish prices, which
must be considered nominal Provisions-Pricss firm,
with upward tendency. Sales Of 50 bbs Clear Pork
at 800 80 do Mes, lS; $50 do Western Mess Beef Ii;
Lard, 91alOc, mos Flour-Tbis being single cross,
mon brands, is held 1854 Ohio and Michigan 9.56t
cash There Is so little Southern here that holders
u pretty much all their way. Sales Of Georgetown
Mt lO.25, each. Corn-The market is scantly supplied,
aud prices remain without much change. Southern yellow
HAT held at 8 as white LIS; Northern yellow 27al
20, cash. Hides-Saes Of $50 Western at l0tc. mos.
iron-sae OF SO tons Scotch Pig, for export S3l,
m
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NEW BNOKS.

FHNHE LIFE OF WESLEY and and progress Methodism
IL by SOutsey l. L. edited by Chas Soahey Ameri-
edition, by Rev ID Curry, A ~; 50
Orators OF tie Ageeomprng portraits critical aud
cal by G II FTaneIs, Esq; soc
The Correspondence and Mcellsnes OF the Hon smh
d, formerly Governor Of Connecticut 81
The Lawyers raugher. by Adm, ID ~ &c
The Hour the MIuan romance by Harriet Mar
tineau sue
DIR odeoeks Receipt the preservation OF
health; csc
year in Spain, by Mseke1ze. Use
Speculation, novel, by Miss PaTdoe; soc
Memoirs OF Baron Cuvcr by Mrs 4 Lee; Csc
Of the Amazon including residence by
w II Edwards, 81
H Border Sketches legends OF the Cheyo and
the Iammcrmuir, by w II MAXWELL SIC
Nos u aud II Martin, by Sue: Ice
No % Pictorial England; 25e For sale by
jc DPINKRR A
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PATENT METALLIC ROPES,
FOR THE USE OF MINES, RAILWAYS, SC,
For SALE or imported TO order, by the subscriber.

INHESE Ropes are now almost exclusively used
- in the Galleries and the Railways Great aud
found To be safety
durability and economy.
The Patent Wire Ropes have be still good
after three the where the iempen
previously used. OF double weight
out in nine ten months They have been used for almost
which Hempcn Ropes and Chaps applied
Mines Railways, Heavy Cranes Standing Rigging Window Cords
Lightning Conductors Signal ayards Tsr Ropes, They
made either Of Iron Copper Wire
10 dampness, OF Galvanized Wire
Testimonials from the eminent Engineers England
shown their Efficiency and additional information Tequir
ed respecting the different descriptions and application
by ALFRED r. KEMP, rs Broad st., New York
Sole Agent in the United stlieg.
NEw YoRK, JuEc Isi5.
@ The subscriber has been appointed
Patent Wire Rope in Richmond AMI vicinity. All orders
him. lat the Once Of the Midlothian Coal Mining Coz stating
weight aud length will be promptly atendedo.
June 3tb, - STANARD
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Corrc.peadsncs es the xhis.

BALTIMORE June 10.
FLouE.-There has been sale Of 900 barrels Howard
street to-day Ss.75 per bs Many holders sll demsnd
-. with To purchase at that price.
WHkAr.-Sales Of 1000 bushels Of primo White Wheat
at 200 cts per bn.hel.
CoRS-Prme whlte sells from i6 TO lls;. per bush
Prime yellow from 10S TO ITO cts.
OArs--62 cents per bashel.
wm-EEy-sells nj &c cents per gallon.
There is less inquiry Tor PRovIIoss.
ar We have no Tclegrsphie despatch from New York
Philsdelphia.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES
II I virtue of deed of trust executed 10 us by
Anderson seot bearing date the 18th day September
1876 and duly recorded Clerks Office Of Prince E
county Tor certain purposes therein specified on TUES
loh IHhe lsi, Il fair u aei the day the
Nheh sad scott now Fe'de containing BY survey 1891
ynS on the waters OF Bush River county Prince
bAHaFd large portion Of this fat nd. the
sa ana Aid on IN valuable lots; the fair pro
portion Of wood lad heavily timbered. -
We viii also sell At the plaea eleven tk., NJ
goes seven hne horses 90 head stock OF sheen
on Utensils Wasg carts buggy and harness. one hundred bb
corn and good hreshnz machine and eroo of Tobacco n
posed TO be from twenty 10 twenty five hossheads
ms uaet OF land has been advertised ~ twice prevu.
70 ms advertisement AID owing 10 the scarcity bidder. the ale
could 7o' be efeed without sacrifice are eompe Ted
70 eh On the above written day limit or reserve Aby
person wishing the land apply 10 MI A. sss IN M
premises, or TO George o. Scot, Faraviie
The TERMS vii be cash
GEORGE o. SCOTT, D.
my le-etd THOMAS A SCOTT. IIulees.
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Aution Sales.
FUrURR DAYs.

Fly Duniop, uoneurc a Co.
On TUESDAY i5sh last. oeioek. onee IN
without regard To weather. and general
eerics, eon-i.tiaE In part Of
SO hbis pTne Sugar 81 Groin and Louisiana
so bis Moa-ses
c3 paeiases 1 osf and CARRIED Sugar
us bags LaguiTa, RIO and Maraeaibo coGee
so bores Soap
Preserved Ginger
LONDON POrisr. Madeira
Sherry, Port and Chret Wines
W. Sperm Oh lad 20. Pepper,
Mustard. cunpov der. Imperial Young Tyson and
Powcbohg Teas
IS bb. wh.ksy, ke, ke
TEns'-unter 500 amount nm er,t 6,r
approved negotiable paper.
Jeo DUNLOP. MoNCURE d Co Auet.
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JOHN FISHBLATT,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.

'uNHE subscriber respectfully announces that he
u has commenced the General Commission busiRes,
ted himself at No. 80. Water Street, Boston,
will Re happy 10 receive consgnmenis Of Goods Of all descriptions
and he hopes by and ahfunes satisfaction
those who him the dspora their goods
neetion with traders South and East superior
tiles for the Of the business VIII h he devoted
himself
Merchants and manufacturers respectfully requested
him with their be assured all eonsgnmen
entrusted TO him shall receive prompt and faithful
John FIsllBLATT, No. 90, Water 81, Boston.
Bosros April, lsI7. my l-d3mif
N. adraHred. If desfrfd. On
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BY LAST EVENINGS NAIL
by Magnetic telegraph.

NEw foRK. juno Q, 6, p. NJ.
There small sales Of Cotton making though very lit
tie for shipment The saes to-day to 1000 bales
te per h. ess than the prices prevailing before the arr-
val Of tho steamer.
The Flour market 10 still rather Aucuatng though Il has
been suier than was yesterday The sales amount to
10000 bbs Genesee at S562ss75. Some small sales Of
Southern have been made at 50 IS
There was not much inquiry to-day for Wheat. Tho
saes amount to 1000 bushels at OF for Mixed and
some small saes OF White were made nj SAILS
There was but little done in Corn though prices were
more hrm The sales the OF lO0 900 BUSH
els iliall cts. for mixed. and l25sl 20 for yellow
There continues to DO improved activity in ffeghts.
and better prices Obtained.
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PHILApELrnIA, June 81 r

FHILAbKLFnlA, June FL T. NJ.
sale OF 900 barrels Western -four make to-day
Se,25. witch price there buyers than sellers
Pennsylvania brands hold so but no
sale Of 1900 barrels corn meal at $685. decline Of
rs cts per barrel.
The supply Of wheat Is small. Prime Pennsylvania red
no buyers.
Not much doing in corn. Sales moderate extent Of
prime yellow ut Sea- decne white in request but
I have heard Of no sales
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TO CAPITALISTS.

TO CAPT. ALISTS.
HAVE been employed, the Agent of the
Of very valuable COAL LANDS LuLerne
County, Wyoming Valley, Penn lying about
the Su,qaehanba PHILADELPHIA
advertise the for These lands
which Coal Mines have been opened AMI besides
and well adapted TO agriculture The wishes
count OF deb and asks SIS 600 for 200 willing
sell 100 sleSC0 have plat OF possession
and communicate facts which present
dueemenis to purchase and which
would be profitable Should any
enquiries hs would happy Office
near the corner OF Franklin and Governor SIS.
4-St r. WATKINS