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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-08
by the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
true copy Of record,
% Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.


STATE OF VERMONT, I To the Hon. the Probate Court
DisIict of Randolph IS. for the District OF Randolph
all persons in the OF John Emory, late
Washngton in said Misunderstanding
WHEREAS, Lyman Emory, administrator on the estate
w of said deceased has made application TO this Court,
for License sell all the real estate OF said deceased to-
geher with the revoson of the Widows DOVER and repIo-
that the for the best interest of all concerned
in said estate.
Therefore, hereby notified to appear at session
said held the Registers Office ~ Chelsea,
IN said Districts tho 9th of July A. u. lei7, and show
caue any you have, why License should not be granted
aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks successive
" in the Vernon. Waterman printed Montpelier in this
State the last of which publication, shall be before the
lay assigned for hearing, as aforesaid.
Dated Chelsea, this 10th day of June, A. ID. lS47.
BY order of Court,
% JONA. SMITH, Jr, Register.
-
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon the Probate Cour, 10
District of ndolph, the District of Randolph-To
all persons concerned ia the OF John r. Bickne late
of Tunbrdge, in said misunderstanding.
xNHRRAS, Charles b. Chandler, administrator the
w of said deceased has made application this
Court license sell all of real estate said deceas
ed and that tho is for the best interest OF
all concerned in said estate
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear at session
of said Court held The Registers Office in Chelsea,
in said District the 9th day of July A. d. lSi7 aud
show if any have, why license should not be
granted as aforesaid:
w. in tho Vermont Watchman printed Montpelier, in
this State the last of which publications shall be before the
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Dated ChelsGn, this 10th day of June A. ID. 1881
BY order of Court,
% JoNA. SMITH, Jr. Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-08

u +. WHITE, No 6, Morton Block, Milk Street, Bos-
- continues to import I'D Keeps constantly for sale
extensive assortment of BOLTiNG CLOTHS ofthe most
approved patterns From long experience in the
and sale of this article, B T. w. enabled to furnish
Mers with perfect and durable Cloths
tanned elsewhere and at lower prices Also FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES manufactured at the Massachusetts State
PRISON. September l. 1886. SOL yea.
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FISH!

WE have New and Old ROCK COP, SALMON, MACK
w EREL No. | a. p
Juno 30. LOOMS A. CAMP
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NAILS, GLASS, &C.

4OO Eegs Nails 5000 foot Glass; 10 tons Iron and
fOO Steel for sale by GEO. P. RIKER.
May Is, 1917. is
IOiCkERING!S LEXICON, (new ednon,) WORCEs.
TER'S UNIVERSAL AND CRITICAL DICTION.
any, large 9ctayo,l PRIMARY SCHOOL SONG-BOOK
ceved BY y p WATToN 1, SINS
April 81, ls47, X
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CARPET STORE.
STORRS &IANGD0N

AVE fitted up room expressly for the sale of Car
petings, and have lately received a very large stock
uperfne, fine common, cotton, oil cloth, mating
nnled floor cloth, Rugs &c. which will be sold low a.
AN be bought IN any city for cash.
May 30. 2O3weop3m
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BLACk CRAVATS.
FANCY CRAVATS
SCARFS,
SILK tpANDKERCHIEEs.

A Lor-l5Oo POngoo Handkerchief, 25,o SIC
a Lott l15 !" 80 to Acc
A Lor-300G'Iod PonSee 30 TO SOC
A IoT-20OO white - 30 10 SOC
LOT % old ashioned Choppa handkerchief rs SOC
A LoT-3000extI English Brocnde, - al O0to | p5
A Lor- $50; Linen ,Camptie, d 10 IA 7sc
A LoI-2000assoIte led Cotton, "a 5tao5c
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GENTLEMEN'S HALF HOSE.

4 LoT-r2O0 Black and Figd Colored Kid Gloves 5OS
Lor-50O Black and Figd Gold Medal =" SIC to 81 OF
A Lor-lOO0 Isle Thread and Linen J2 to Csc
600 hite and assorted, Gloves SILK, &C. so sc
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NEW BOOKS.

in large quantities. of all the kinds in use recon
manded for USE by the Board of Education.
1000 Adams New krithmeiics;
1000 Co,burn's LIST Lessons do;
500 Wells Grammar
800 Smiths do.
Biographies of all kinds Morse, Mitchell, oiney Smith
Quarto and Primary, Parley's do
Wizards History OF the United States for Schools
D,vies' Algebra
Sanders Series of Readers from LIST TO 9TH in largo
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A LoI--6O0 long Red Flannel Shirts. e7c to 81 90
LoI-300 pairs Rcd Drawers and Under Shirts 70 75c
Lor30OO echoes Drawers Under Shirs knit ~ 7c
A Lor-35o0 Ipswich Drawers and Under Shirts
knit Csc 10 81 90
LOT 800 pairs Portsmouth ribbed Shirts 81 10 80
A LOT 800 knit Cotton Under Shirts ITO 75c
Lor-2000 Cotton FLANNEL, blesehed and unbleac-
ed Shirts 80 to soc
LoT-350 Fine Meiino Under Shirts 81 to 81 on
Lor-300Sik so to So
LoT-l5O super So 25
A LoI-5O0 assorted flesh colos e. to Use
A Lor-l 200 Shirts and Drawers, Assorted rs to 81
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A GOOD article Of MAPLE SUGAR wanted at Walions
Bookstore in exchange for Books and Paper or us pay
ment ior Newspapers and Book Accounts.
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10O DoZ. GRASS, CRADLE and BUSH sCYTHEs;
lOO various stamps.
50 DOX. SNATIS;
100 DUZ. RAKES;
HORSE Do varieties
LARGE HAND do;
% doz. PlTCHFORKS, 2 and tine;
The celebrated Quinebaug, Lisbon and Indian Pond
SCYTHE STONES;
tons Nova Scotia GRINDSTOEES;
Anli-Fricton ROLLERS, ARBORS and HANDLES
for do. For sale at
HOWES' Agricultural Ware Room
June 30, lS47. o44wis
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Old Point Comfort Hotel, virginia.

rTNIS splendid establishment, from
unsurpassed in the comfort and of accom,no.
datiois by any in the Union will be opened for the
ton OF visers the LIST day of June Situated on the
Chesapeake bay in full view Of the ocean, as healthy as
any spot in the world and lying directly great mail
between the north and the south offers us sting
place every nducenent to the traveller, either in
health or pleasure with climate in early famed
Tor ts refreshing sea breezes, be described more
delightful or more healthy the experience of all persons
wing acquainted here will povetnn that enjoyed by
all in the latter part of August and the entire fall months
This with the facility of reaching herebeing distant
only few hours from most Of large cities with daily
mails both north and SOUTH and from eight twelve fine
steamboats, passing daily in every decton-Iake il a most
desirable location for families and OF business WELL
also, delightful and sas for those whom fear OF
disease drives away from their homes.
The batli-houses have been greatly enlarged and inn
proved. fitted up with hot baths, shower baths private
baths, and still nordng ample for the most expert
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing.
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries of the
and surrounding markets; the cellar bar with the
best wines and liquors to be procured. The ort-ho most
magnificent public work in the counyoiers military pa
ades and the loveest walks; the bay the finest fishing
and sailing while for others there billiards ten pins
music and dancing, with obligng and efficient agents in
each department We shall every cxertion 10 ma k,
Old Point in all respects the desirable waiering-pace
in the county
JAMES S. FRENCH
May 2-lawcp MAT In,cl,J
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Light Ar.lllery In 1905 and ls4o.
LCoLUMBus, Georgia. May %, Is47.
Tod Editor Of the Union:

ICoLuMBus, Georgia, May %, Is47
Tot Editor Of The Union:
Several weeks since handed you few lines intro
ducory report of General JONES' on the subject Of
Congress My object simply 10 call public attention
the Just and sensible views OF that report as well as to
the timely legislation thereon.
In the next number OF your paper, a writer, signing
himself 60 c. took exception to the acsas forth by
and conclusive refutaton referred TO the hofse
artillery" under Capt Peters in 1908. AT the time had
correction been deemed necessary had the leisure
make it, To-day. however, oberye in the "National
Inelligencer' communications dated at "Monianverd"
rebuking the writer's 'od friends" the editors that they
had not before placed the matter right respecting the
origin OF our light artillery of which much had been
said OF late in the newspapers.
AS this writer has enlarged upon the afforded BY
Q %" think proper to notice both, and remind them
of what did say Referring the provisions OF the act
of March q 1871 in relation to light artillery added
This arm, trih ITS modern improvements, unknown
IN our service previous to Mr. Van Burens adminsta-
hon when the Secretary of War; &c Now, it
sary to specify these improvements Have any been
mace whin forty years. in the construction OF the
rage, ~ me man9uvres, in the proieces? Every one
r ;. Zap, reterss company was organized and
Inc mistake OF these writer's seems TO have consisted
IN regaI0ng ne hsn. artillery of ls0s the that of
ls4o. NO Iwo n,nss Could be more unlike Something
light artillery, than that the pieces shall be drawn nv
horses AT the battle OF Resaca the Meycana had Their
light artillery wncn lney proudly believed perfect
rived from the fact that six mules abreast were lied or
dashed BY ropes bar at right angles the pole Of n,
least one OF the limbers Other arangemens and por-
The Mexicans, undoubtedly are even behind progress
in 1905
My language was carefully guarded to avoid miscon
ly read this correction becomes necessary Its design
TO show that, writing the distinguished names OF
Duncan and Rngg0ld was neither ignorant unmind.
full Of the efforts OF earlier laborers in the same field
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NOICE.-Subsorbers for stock in Temperance Hail.
hereby informed that certificates stock will be
issued to all who may have paid up the subscribed
presenting evidence thereofto the president
ury OF the Board of Directors.
NJ e record OF seventeen certificates of stock issued by
hs.n 49, savage (by authority of the Board) having
id, =, aa's amount, and upon them, to the
VI me Board nj his Office Fountain Budinps''
to Mr. George Savage, avenue between Oh
18th and q streets fpr W. corner Oh
]. T.. HrvsnAw, secretary ~ " ~ 'oVkoo'
May 2s-3isS. + Tn.
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lust Pub ished.-Army Regulations. new edi-
y ton of the General Regulations the Army issued by
authority OF the War Department. is for sale our
office.
The book be transmitted by mail any part OF the
country for 10 cents postage Orders enclosing cash.
and post paid, will be promptly filed Price 81 per copy
3H j. IL c. S. GIDEON,
May 26-3tif 9th ST., Washington
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NATIONAL LIME KnNs.

Corner Of ItceMy-frst street and Nec York apenue
EFT all the people take notice, that the undersigned has
IL purchased the before-named lime kins, and is and
always will be prepared furnish the best lime at the
shortest notice. the cheapest for cash short credits
Cacined plaster cement of first quality always on
hand. GEO w HARNESS.
May 26-eo3tN law4w
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AdmlnAstrators' Notice.
yTvlfE undersigned, having qualified administrators OF
L the or George G. Dromgooe, deceased request
all persons having claims against said estate to make Them
known and pcrpons indebted the
10 pay without delay, the administrators
settle the estate early ~ possible Address Summit,
North Carolina. ~ s.- It... 81
RICHARD S. SIMS,
EDWARD DROMGOOLE,
Administrators. OF O. G. Drongooe, dccessed
May 31-swln.
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expressed by the federal leaders and organs in si2-
with those expressed BY the fasey-callei wing leaders
and organs Of the present day. thus showing IDEs.
rlrY II PRINCIPLE IN PRACTICE on OLD rEDr.
aALIsM WITH MODERN wHICERY.
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INTOXICATING Office of Adams's Express has been re-
~ moved to the house lately occupied by Mad Bene
dict four doors east OF the St Charles Hotel Pennsyva-
MA avenue May Z7-d3t
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EREsH BERMUDA ARROWRO<vT Roc.,, "a,
l. day. direct from Bermuda 200 lbs genuine arrn,v-
root in packages of Is lbs EACH which warrnn,ed TO he
OF the best quality Imported and for salem any anan,,y
py, - - . +. W. FULLER, Druggist
May 2s-3ti lIntelJ Corner Pa av and I2Ih streets
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Child's Nurse Wanted.

WANTED, genteel white woman. ms chld's nurse
w To one who can come well recommended, and will
perform her duty faithfully, liberal wages will be paid and
a permanent place secured. Apply ut this office
March 25-3t
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NEED,cAL CARD.-Doc'

|NTEDiCAL CARD.-Doctor Francis M. Gunne tenders
lVl his professional services citizens OF Washington
and vicinity Office 9Th street. between street and New
York Residence Dr. J. s. GunnePs, Presidents
square.
May 3l--3l*
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GUNNER Cou"terpnnss.-Just received super, me-
~ dum, and low priced white Marseles connterpanes
IN ~, - and IA u, CLAGETT Il co.
May B-3tii
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BUREAU or YARDS AND DOCKS,
Navy Agents Office, 24th May, 1874

DROPO1ALS Will be received ~ this until
L O'Clock on Friday, die 26d Of Jnne, ensuing for the
delivery Of the following articles, the navy yard Pesa
cola, IN Florida, during the year commencing the Isl
upon the conditions hereafter specified, viz,
GLASS NO. /
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says: 80 We learn there are no less than sixty paien
now in the hospital of our alms-house sick with 'ne
ship fever We understand il proves fatal in large pro-
portion OF cases"
In the Westcheser county poor-house this disease ma
broken out One death has occurred, and there are seVe
raj sick
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Wheat and maize, by late order OF the governor gen
eral OF Canada, admitted into that province duly
reethe importer giving bonds for their arrival and ex
portaon from the port OF destination within SIX months
American boats are also allowed to pass down the "
Lawrence, and up the river Richeleu Champain, pay
ing the tolls and dues chargpabcon British vessels
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The Carlisle Volunteer contrasts the federal phrase
ology of 1912 and 1s47 We have no doubt, u 'h'
g National lnteyencer" could be critically trackea
through the periods, il would be found that as
now adopts the federal "moral treason of 1872 II ma
also fallen back upon similar expressions 10 thos
which il had denounced at that time
"The Mer,on Carlisle Herald, for example, repro
bates the war with Mexico as "boih nnconstituilona
and unnecessary" "Just (says the 'Volunteer we
the words employed by the federal papers in relation
the war against Great Britain; and then quotes zoe
following extract, which have recently repubishea
The war has been brought about by that wicked man
James Madison and he and his corrupt advisers must an
we to their God and country tor the blood that may DC
she'd The war is ,ccted, naCoastifsfionai, and """"
sary."
DoueLsss.-Fred Douglass, the runaway slave, ha'ns
received the necessary subscriptions and contributions
press ec.-from Scotland principally lis about 10 publish
an an'i-slavery pnpcr in Lynn. Massachusetts.
WHALE F'sHEREs IN CoSSRorrcuu District Judge, ~
hs recent charge to the grand iHry stated that there w
engaged in this business 125 vessels with 5000
capital Of about 100000 dollars,
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Books.
YAYKE5 DOODLE, no. xXTv


rffHE PUBLISHERS Of Ta-krc Docdl- would irv.rr
re ast=asson % pubic 10 ne yfo1rth ruber
Iner paper I. nj! - necessary, IN Orcer Under
via Improvements have bern male has Far IA car
iasitors kc 10 contrast lie preset ru1ber VITA hat
issued ivenfyf0uf weefs ago. s,1 f-e assured
hat he genera isPressicc w o- hghy fsTorabe TIE
illustrations q The preser week a-ong weieA hesui
IA picture Of he EnETEnrs Dream vii be foasa
ally Interesting and punEen-
o. the 10Th q April n-< he second vo.une Of TEkee
Doodle sil te Euencc5 md i Vii be recsssarT for
dealers and osers zrnc1g 20 sucscr0e send n heir
nsu-s and addresses IL e u rszre Aeir b-1s f1H ed
Pr.ee 81 cents per copy - Per year. Il advance.
mails ". 4. GRAHAM, Tubsse Buildings.
THE ARCHITECT, NO g
SERIES OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS fc- Domestic
-Asn1 Ornamental C0ItaEes, cClDccif1 with LGndscs1-
Garieairs. ~ ". r. RE5ler. This IL = n6st .'l-rc
No. c91laus b-suf1 ss- u a. An. ioCifecian Wis
Y n estimates slso. Of IT, oili- ard TABOR s.ye
Tie worE Ecrssses IL be1y l. 7r0gr-sscs sd sAoue
he IN tie hsn4s O. every pe-son ho lkss ireres;
elegant architecture "a DESTROYS n bridng Prce s.
celIs TIE first Noiurf= "a ready bourd n boards ron
"a irirg FIVE DgfrJers. Price 3.
Buf sni B.ae. or ne frTAeeTr q me ReToldtirr =
ale Of Lcrglss1d S0Unt, b. Charles sisTi-g Price
IS cents.
TIE silver ship Of Mexico. Tale, sy J. H I,g;shs--
Prce -
Pictorial Enslard. No 70. Pfice 3 cent?
Modem Chvalry, orihe Adventures Of Capt Fsnsgo
ard league ORessn VIII Illustrations By Darcy vols
Price 80 eeris Ter 70.
Also iresh supply Or jar Feh, and March asrah an
iast received. VIM II. GRAHAM.
nil Tnbure Buildings. Eosar-si
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HlDES-we notice sales Of lls0 Marsnhsm at about
y cents 300 Curacao 81 and 100 Montevideo %.
los something under - mo- srd 2) sailed New
Orleans, 5, less per cent for cash
FlsH-About 100 quntals Dry Cod have arrived. and
200 sold q. 50 624a3 70 For Mackerel there ia bu, lit
tie demand. 800 bbis Mranichi Salmon changed hands
dsi3 Is. Herring are held firmly with fght stock.
FRUIT-We notice sales Of 1900 boxes Bunch Rsisns
AZ 81 e5
WHlsKY-The market Is dull 81 q cents and sales
are reported 20 have been made lower Drudge IL nom
inally Ha27I.
LEAD--A sale Of 1000 pigs has been made st 81 %
cash.
RlCE-Tbsre has been quite speculative movement
today and about 700 Gerces have changed hands at
81 l2ias IS. showing decline Of 25 cents per ewt.
sALT-A cargo Of Turks Island sold to-day At al
advance Op previous rsies.
PROYlsIONs-The market /. heavy for Pork and the
fses confined 10 800 or 400 bbls y . and u % for
old. Primo at toe close could probably have been
bought at SIP Sales 100 5bs Beef Hams 81 ais Lard
is steady with sales 800 bbs At e31l0 cents Export
from let 10 18th March, Beef ll05 bbls Pork s.6sS
bbls: Lard l4l7i kegs.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.


EVERY DAY, AND EVENING THIS WEEK, COM I1,
~ eneing on Monday. March ia-FOUR SPLENDID
olocs IN the afternoon 81 S, and in tie evening al T. sud
Positively no Free List excep, the Pes.
The Manager happy Ia being able 10 announce rren
gsgemeni, IN compliance with the repeated requests Of
ONE WEEK MORE
with that iustrious Man IN mature.
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
and Is utterly impossible for him be prevailed upon
remain longer han next Saturday,, this "a
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
Of his exhibition in New York and hose who delay their
NEVER SEE HIM
he reres 20 private life he makes The tour VI
Ihe cities OF The Union
To aecommods. The vast copcourse Of his friends who
will lhrong The Museum 70 see him, he viii be seen
~ EVERY MoRNlS0 FROM ny TO O'CLOCK
his extraordinary and popular performance including bis
CITIZENS DRESS, IN which he vii relate h. History,
Trsves Ne. sing variety Of Songs, dance the Polks,
FREDERICK faE GREAT, GREcIAN STATUES, SC.
Sc. He willaso appear In be magnificent
FRENCH COURT DRESS
before Louis PHILIPPE. King of the French, and all
the principal Courts Of Europe Amer which he VIII sP
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
The MASSiPIS Si PRS FROM Queen
Victoria and the principal Crowned Heads OF Europe Will
IN THE AFTERNOON FROM TO O'CLOCK,
he will appear tho Sage 10 ITO Lecture Room 10 va
IieY Of Performances and Costumes In conjunction with
Ohcs performances
Aso in the Evening at 7, and again at 81 O'Clock.
THE GENERALS MINIATURE EouIPAoE,
consisting Of gpfceut llle Chariot and Pgmy Ponies
with ccschmRE and ooman, viii perambusls the srrss
daily.
rw Morning visiisrs admitted 10 either the az.
tsfnoon or evening performances.
ETHIOPIAN MTNSTRFLS.
GREAT WESTERN. the YANKEE Comedian.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN.
ANATOMICAL VENUS % be seen At ls extra
MADAME ROCKWELL, Fortune Teller
Admanee IS cents; children under 10, l24 cents No
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. payment wiz ente 10 but one sdmis
siOn
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
In compliance with the request VI numerous families
others who have heeu witness the exhibition
cf GENERAL TON THUMB,
the subscriber has considerable Inconvenience effected
an Arrangement With him 10 remain III ihe Museum
ONE WEEK LONGER.
terminating Saturday plight the 10Th Instant but he begs
70 assure the public positively that the ls Generals
engagements such that u will be utterly impossible tor
MIN to remain beyond the above stated period.
mis- Y. T. BAhNUh.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-There have been sales looo
bbs Western and Genesee on the spot at stds' ou'
the market Is inactive To arrive there 10 fair inquiry
and we notice sales 5000 bbls 20 arrive In June at ~
500 do on the opening of the Canal at s7 and 500 do
IN al the year at S. In Southern the market Is heavy
end Phisdelphs was offered ct % Baltimore ~
without much sale lot Of eco bbs Philadelphia sold
q that figure Meal is duer Sales 1000 ools Jersey 81
SIT; 400 do TO arrive ai4 75z so the latter lOth 10
10Th April aud 5000 bills 10 arrive on private terms
Export from lst 10 10th March Wheat Flour 50 o99 oos
0RAIN-There has been a sale of 5000 bushels White
Genesee TO arrive In May ct 100 and 900 do Jersey on
the spo, AT l4 0l42 and 1850 do Ohio and Genesee At
lt5el15 Corn 10 hrner today and the quantity offer
ingh less The sales embrace $1,000 bushels including
5000 bushels deliverable In May at IS cents 1900 do
Southern Yellow at 90 cents $500 do White Jersey al
S. and 10000 do Northern and Jersey Yellow at s5d9O
to arrive We note q small sale COO bushels Jersey Lye
Al IS cents and 5000 do Northern TO arrive At s7 Oats
are In fair demand and there have been farther sales
00 bushels 10 arrive from up River at ~ cents sales
100 bushels Jersey at ~ cent? Export from LIST to
lSiA March Corn sol Sie bushels; Wheat 1921 bush
els Rye, 1874 bushels; Barley, 6l2S bushels Oats,
Hl6l bushels
TEAs-Tbe cargo Of the Rainbow offered at sae
lion today and went of with good deal OF spirit The
Teas were new and the first offered this season The
whole catalogue OF 6o50 packages was sold excepting
about $50 The prices not quite so high as the open
Ing sale Of new Teas last season but fully eQus con-
psstvey to the late sales and paid fair pront to the
importers. The following are the sales
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E,.ht..sh,e Handspring sDic-WArsoS
~ ~ (,oaib.u-sI are rvaty 10 supply DeI 60
toners VIII tlfs beautiful style Of Hs aad tney Nv
critical Inspection particularly 10 ther SIN HAS eonssh
,hev are MOI excel ei Il eQGalrd by any bats IN hroso"
or oui OF IL They offered Al 3 per cent less nsn
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