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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
Land IOI' Safe.

WILL be sold, without reserve. on credit of one
w Two and three years, IUo tracts Of Land "
INC in the c1ntv of Halifax and belonging the
of Charles lIundey decd. VIZ: one Tract lying DIFF
icult Creek containing between and 1900 Here's
bout 200 acres Of creek and branch fiat and good deal
of ue tobacco land to CUT large Deciding House. with
all necessary Buildings rs-rae Tobacco barns Stables
Sc Ehis Tract is well walered with first rate springs
convenient any part Of The plantation.
The other Tract. lying on Ready creek, and contain
ing some ) or 1900 ,4crs has it large and commo-
dious I,relIg House, with every necessary building for
large family all in good repair; Grst Mill running
pair of stones; 100 acres of creek and branch
fiat fine A pie and Peach Orchards, ofchoice fruit
Deem further description OF the lands unnecessary
as persons wishing purchase will examine fol them
selves.
The above lands will be shown to any person wishing
to examine them. BY ELIJAH ID. Hundey, living Mi
LalreI near the place The first described Tract viii
be sold Friday. the 25lh Of September lo4S the
premises; and the other Saturday the 26h ii Sep
iembeT l54S if fair tile fair day thereafter
ELISHA f. HUNDLEY, Admir-.
of Charles Hundey, decd.
August l4-t26 s
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8RE.3.S'T s. 2YSSLEv.
IL AYR ~ store large ana we'll ass ,rsed
- STOCK % GOODS.

0I3.JN1 ) 2INSEEv.
AVE il store a large ana we'll a.s ,rsvd
- srocK GOODS.
consisting IN ra't a The following anicle.
- hhis Port' ScO, Cuba sua y. .. Su.a.s.
- hbls clarified 10
~ bosses Loaf >uIars, ''Wo,!.ey l. Woolssy.
SOO bag. BE. Ia.uayra, Jaw, and ASls.a CT
tee.
md. Moissses,
~ DOS N''aSses prime sfticfe,
~ BOXES full = >or and Calow Can!'ss,
-oUu lbs sole Leather g"od and dauNagei.
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ONE THOUSAND ACRES or
BIG Otter E.I.1'SI

VANIF. SUBSCRIBER has OsE THoysAsV AcEIs
Il o. LsSD. yin. immediately Big Otter. nea. its
iiulh j" Campbell. yrncipslly woods n. ,anA is u
good quality. and sb,"His viii, best KIND Of hear, and
sap Pine. 1T. god Saw Min H. There Is a farm.
the river ii a,,ut One Iiindr.i o.d Sis,y Heres
E!eaasd L""d. and a't fo'!y .lcres O good Bottom.
fencing gn. The Improvement. this c,n.s, OF good
FsaIa.5 Hsell"g Eous. good Kitchen S,os house.
Negro houses an exceeH, Stable. Corn house. Prise
house ;s'e' gon'! tobacco Barns w"u! sell III. w.o
Together. divide u aso two Tracts Ih,uwIn. ai.ut
Gee Aces to The Saw Mill with plenty ~ Saw rinb.r,
with s.s! Farm and Hous. il. and 4(-t Acres 4.
the Tract the ','e, II is st.nt =! nile. ~ Lyac:.
Surg witt. good 'Iu'Hpse 20 iia'sp,
Terms. 50 pet Acre. viii. s'nall ,.,!5n ilw, Tie
balance upon credit Of :: ant ; years. q, cash.
Ny Residence IS ..i, iron. i.,nci.bu,. italA.!p'e
'y"" the Cu'HPse leading 10 Wards Bridge.
July SIS WILLIAMS. MARTIN.
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NEW CONCERN.

VEV!E. Subscribers s.v. taken the i...e lately o-un
L ed BY NJ. Charles ia"r~y. AVID opposite Don T.
T. 'ee'': TOT ;ae v"'v.'s Q: s"''i 1c;sn, the
subtle and Harness E"sA.ess
!" ali It's various branches. and lake :hs opportunity uf
to'"ng the:: friends a,i 'h.. public yeneray tina,
hey 81" keep constantly c hand every article USUALLY
found ia >'.f' tah,sal..h mad. after :hs mos, an
io'"f Styles ii the s; ;a;es.,s and in the nos; sub
slaI;.a! 1an..:.
|efsl"s N want .: ay Article line will 10 v, I!
t. .lv. Us call a. ~ are .teTnI.. :" sci! ve,y low
o'..'> :'':" "w" ~ :'.n'y thankfully received aud
promptly attended 20.
WM. HICKEY.
w VI. i. koHER TSO\
NJ. Anticipating shs'. be a1's nea.ly ana Va .hor,
L"i.c..
Au...::-lm
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NEW CONCERN
WIZ. subscribers asn. associated. e., the purpose If
4 conducting the D.y Goods business. under The
ard sly cot
PETERS s SriGLEE.
- t'~~,r: formerly occupied Nv D. T.. C. Peters,
c.'I solicit The custom "t the friends and ;,.lsu.s Of u.
L. G. Peters and the public generally.
Ahey attend keeping Constantly On hand large and
well se.ce.! .:Uc. u
s'cl.f. md Fancy Dry Goods. Fa.i!y t:y.e.ries &C.
and Val IN 'e" weeks Nd :" -ir p,esent stock full
sUp.fv ~ e !,.' Is!iJ,sb. good, tha. can !. n,ru,
~. IA the Mother" cities They pledge themselves 4.
use every es-glsnn and spare pains Ola .e., par, u,
gender their business agreeable teal: VII. msy favor
inelu " ii. t..elr CUSTOM
DON'T C. PETERS.
JAMES \, SllGtfR
Angus, :-'s
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Bingham. Transportation
LIVE
TO PIyYsB3 re, AND AL POINTS on TIE
WESTERN WATERS. VIA IME BAL.
Y!NORE AND sC>QEEHA<SA
RAIL ROAD, ANDPENS
>I1EAt!A CANAL.

- F<PECIFULLI informs ne Merchants o.
~ iynchburg, that they nuw prepared sO,eceve
and forward all kinds OF Merchandise Pis5ury.
any given destination on lie Western Is .ters by she
sH,re route, favorable eTAS, AID in sho5. Ae,
; any responsible line.
All GUlds received a. Baltimore. and :he freigh. and
charges accrung them hther, paid. and follow: h'm
81 their destined point, without any charge :ur Cors.
son either at Baltimore Pus5uTs. sA"sv. d.syase
and Wharfage.
All orders strictly adhered to- and N. ne,e.: d sh.
shipper faithfully atesd-d 10. both Ealtilao!. and in
P~ury. by procuring freight Iosn Ms klyss =; the
Invest cure Mt
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CHARLES I. HAMILTON.

Daguerrean .Ltjss.
III s. Just returned from New York will AMI
L ! improved apparatus. During Mr.. vs. Stay in =.
York, he operated in the establishment of hlr. Brady
(the ist in the city in order make himself thorough
y acquainted with the best mode cooperating. a.a VIII
lis
LARGE SUNLIGHT,
erected for hin in the CabelI HOUSE, he will, in
few days be prepared take miniatures ..os. perfect
and beautiful MAGNET.
~. Il. has paid particular attention 90 he large Bus
Pictures mostly taken in the North. and WHICH h. IL
equal 10 any taken in the United States. 4 cali
from cz rs and strangers Is respectfully s..c.,.'!.
Ausu,t Its
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LAUREL. HILL ACADEMY
JtfIyEHE1' <'H! t'JY

slNut. SECOND o: III. Ter months vii
n.elce Ia. JH! a:.. C.!ttY. nsp.!!as i.gtT The
a'i,.. L.. i..s v. ~ %. iyHrhbU.. ar. healthy
section, sometimes Termed s.h. f.art o! Amherst Tia.
un!s-m " no etct 'l. ~ tenn. WA. be
sisted d Ne...>ary.b .t:. Vel ;"cpsss! - teach ..
French a: Eng sh h;~cc h,'in; testimonials Of scholar
ship Iron. of ia. t,r.s ,.rs Vice state. I.c. .s
cement fin opportunity: w lie al: ..d vcn. ladies.
81; im,r,.n. I'll. a,ii. w... she heavy expense Usually
ii.cu,reib, high :.as:, No1n. prosecuting shs
Sce... ana Languages, will sl.. al, ..l!y
tn.oVe.. three >clou; ...
classical f.rt.c.a. a''..i". will y. a! ..-. a!r.
So swell. Nh ie..st...I. .. "a. w." tow ards
each sher The tc,,n :Osnr.l. so Tor the IN.
.i.s -, months. and ~! 80 ta.s.s
and .gle, "rauc.. g Mathematics. Board
- - =. in The No deductions from
.c .!ile - conscc ti.. except sickness
1sV1. ci,cIra,t
Et:tHESCE
y! - r."eSon a! r. > Hucksr. Y..r % IL. School.
g.. sdlrcs~ E!on Z. o., t,nters. ro.n.y
Jane :;-5n. ;St. W WATTS. NJ
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$50 REWARD
J,jYES u. !iiLEi.H>

4 WILL Pay The above reward .: s3psos The ar::r-
hcnsou and delivery u
JjYES a. .!i,LEIu> -
20 .hs Jail Of Appropriations Re n4ye hi. escape ss...
Js on Thursday, w III aust. hy cutie, US Way
.hr,ny, the f,or with an auger.
SAID James q. Williams was tre: =. our las: Srpe
r"r Cou, for un,Wiuiy shooting ssooe.. Webb and
sentenced tothe ptncntiary for thr." year, Their.
will b. reward fired s.r hlua III ;.u DAYS " the
Guv.rnur.
Nill.MS j. between - and % yea,s I'D. ; ie-: :
incn.s Ll.h. saow complexion, bad front s~th. ans:
b'os" hair ~hic. he sore very long. lie had "Ae.,
cloth cap. He is " heelwrg.i BY t,sde. aud
has served several year. al Nh. Ialu5s trade. He VIII.
have doubt. change his clothes aud have his hair
ttnue. his father and brother both seea lark.
81 about the Court blouse late that night.
JOAN EA!SE.
Jstor Of IPpoma':or county.
august }-ts
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.\Oll,.E.

~ Nr subscriber would re~rec-'n''. inform n. N.y
i chants a isnr'burL and The surrounding juniics.
th. BE has started his ioluIs and w.,I be pleased 10
rtcr.. "des tor ~ and Oz..bn.gs. a: ..e., ..la,
,na. be tAir aud reas enable,
JAA.t.sS. CEi."!;>GS,A.';
Angus; 3-.u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

NEGROES TAINTED
WISH 70 hny s Or 10 able boded Negroes-held
hands-for my own use--fvr which | will pay a
fair price in money
JOHN D. MCRRELL.
Angus. IS Siif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
NAKUES'S
VA;ESf PLATFORM SCALES BALANCES
COUNTER scales. .ltD EVERY OTHER
NAItlJEStS
Hind og.ei%,,jrs apparatus.

s~s"" 10 was UbsiN > YysssHOtHSs
AF the great variety Vi Nardeus Improved lnslra
~ meni. tor W el5hIn.. have been fund Of =,
great Convenience and u.Ity tie Platform Scale which
- astonishing degree OF .ccur.y bringing mo ge"~
efal use.
Tie Platform Sale inven.ed b. The undersigned, hiss
great mPoyemen1, upon tlo,e h r-oiure in Is su
i<rloIlly consists:
s In the snplci'y and strength u its construction,
y "hrh liability TO nJuve by entirely bvated.
"a ~ the greater accuracy with which light, heavy,
" medium. drafts can be weighed byI
3D. u is c~t whlch i considerably lover than that q
other Scale.
These 41e all Important considerations in the purchase
u Scale. and their vs's extensive sale IN this country
refer to esery '4. That has used them is proof If
their superiority.
The subscriber al~ keeTs constantly IN hand. a large
rtaent OF Scales. Weights and Measures, for both
town and country andards Brass ana Copper Scale. r
iputhecar<s md tuuteciiuner. Scales with and with
out stands. suitable for 'rocers; spring Balances Trip
sale, and HDuan >ee yards; IRON and Brass Balances,
aud suitable apparatus Tor every size and kind,
t.ery thIHs manufactured by the subscriber is
'aned, and. if found equal 10 what is reco..nen
ded. Ike I.raey viii he returned.
" tI4 his Tradu,ed ~ the standard " all countries,
proved. and aairenIed I.-rE.etiy correct
81 kinds o. revalf.4g done correctness and prompt
u.ss. JESSE MARDEN.
Corne, Sou.h CHARLES s.1 D4l4e.ston sl1set.,
Baltimore.
June .-In
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PCBLTSHED-BF
CLACKFORD, T0WNIE! i BILLIARD,
EVERY N0ypAY .,D THrRsD4v.

Every NoSp,Y .SD THURsDAv
sour ,rrs tttit7l- PIFl5le ~ a!r.tcs ~ ~
erpt.oa J recetrtt tOr storer time than months
pI7er uJe dlscopueI (srcept q the stscre 500.
eth. Eauors) until all -rrsaiT4se. pGtd
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted ut ~ ssns 70,
.u1r. Tor Ics for erery fornl .srtio. s.I
per sgr.are TOR i,st for srsry outer form Insertion
EVERY .fDT ERTISER IS required 10 note has -|s
h1uo long his advertisement inserted sIrsr
sement, noted lo be inserted tai 40 IscO''tHdee
be ord,rsd-
FOR YE.IRLY .IDTEHTISL.fi the serns IRE FIR
the prireSe oftiro s4Due ~ Ter s4''H' - Jor
one s7trre unr 1rus -. Ersry ys1rly adreTSer tr.
re- te Ito conf l adrern5 to his prtcu4.' lace =
bus mess
h. JDB PRINTING erectue1 neatly .nd espssi'iO.sl.
aatoured,0na5Ie tenn.
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Grand scheme.

$4,000 AETICL
40 y or W.: q .iT THE
CENT? ENEN'> FURNISHING STORE,
rONpH!siNt. every .,cl. requisite 70 furnish /.
N'senein4ns " ardroue. and w!.. t,e sod 'o5 cash
cheap the goods ca. Oe bought IN s.. n.u
States. Among which may I've found - follows
READY MADE CLOTHING.
COAIS.-Black. Drown aud blue Dress and Frock,
black cloth Sacks. Ca<hner.e Sacks ,!erlno CaS.imer.
Sacks aud Fancy, black O.own and Drab Ru..Rs Cloth
Sacks and Fancy. Monterey >spe Sacks. Tweed Dress
and Sacks Croor Hunting t.Gs. men nr... and sack,
Union Linen Dr... .nc sack. Brown Linen Sack am
bunting. Linen Lu.ese sack an. Fancy .Pscha Linen
Dress aud Sack. striped and checked bingham Dress
and Sack, j. remIin sack an! :!Unsn.. Printed Muslin
and Cuttonade SIX and t:nntin..
VESTS -i:a:k AMI tlucy satin SILK. b,nbazne fancy
and White Nlr.elII.. .ucy .Aen. BUR SILK and linen
Earaihea and C,shIVt:e..
PANTS Black do. .A.n. Fr.rcI, sni English fancy
Cassisi.ete. Monterey .r,il-. fancy Linen Drill,
Frenc. c1tton.de, Mremin. Union DILL, checked
I.Nen.N hlte canvass anS Drill
FURNISHING t.OODS
C.a,...-R.h fancy sill. and gin-harn.
s'o.t.>eis adjusting. plain and fancy. s,n and silk,
aa. humha,lnp. FALL trimmed tsDw, single and
do.ble tab. ~ jdnvlIIe ends, and satin Opera ties.
Et0,s-tsck. "hIse 40 .Ancy .d linen, drill. thread
spun slh. l-rlIn, c.l!0n. white and fancy silk, and
!. and linen.
SHUTS !IasIn. Irsn. G. and r.. all qualities. sd
nd and check muslin. h,ck,ry and sporting shirts, Ii
b1aI.s ANA collars OF every description.
tOsieyy,Ac. tsau~ meEuO. cotton, nrrno and silk ana
under shirts Silk mrrIno, pink imperial beacIe ed
and uubeach.d drill drawers. Ner,uu and brown cotton
half htsr.-t s:leter~. >usptnders. suspender
ends. six and bead p.rs... french wallets. money
h-It. OILED silk bahng caps. SIX ssngt caps, guard
rans. boys belts: smoking caps. line, Cambric Brit
snI india corah. >plIafi.d, China cord. Pongee,
Eandana and >.~rtn. handkerchief. Dressing .owns
walking canes. III gi.1;Var.e'y, silk and .pghaui
bTel.s. Sc. sc.
\ large assortment of Cloths Cassime,e., Vestings
Linen DIill. and Trimmings
The ABBY. 90 ds be sold before The Is. I.
AUGUST. and .re. bargains viii l@ ..er Civ. Us -.
aud YOU v i'll be suYe to by
Wi!!VJEHORE Is. CO.,
<r,, ioo.,o :,e CsbeII House. and D. L. Lyman 5
Bfu, Store. lNIay i-ts)
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NOTCH.

Qs!N' dssso1. g. % Vest, I.os ofr 1s sac ssi
ID kno~a
INEHS AND WAGON SAEIS
Yang immediately the Ls"clbuss Saler. Iu.a.4As
yo OUT oi the Corporation OF snchbug u
Ai:A, airy and healthy situation; tSe.s A.s
AcSES,
esr.ch productive Lari, attached 60 Il. sls1
ELCELLE<'X BELLS,
ss LOT which strd abundance ~ water It's
Yu's cold and it cannot we'll Ge .urpsss
eas wel1s has pump in it wcrth about $50
Al. Esses. Nouse has eles Rooms including i1s
GROCERY ROOM
The Stable IS ard larse enough los % Stale, and
sboss sUcet PCT 5000 Abs Z! N4. CSls
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NOTICE
FBNIE saf.'sber hava. taken into his ,,Y,;ness as
= pas!1e',
JlWkS l. S1Y'1LER
''ss business VIII from and s:e, ihs h. c.oitcset
"n! ' til. Tsne Of Peters T. Stiger Tie S.turns hi,
sincere and grateful l'nks 10 his old friends and custom
els. whc Ns7e 80 long patouz! nm Ard would respect
.uy so.lc.a Continuance q TIE same % III. new firm
DON 4. 4. PETERS.
August 3-ts
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TTE.N'EI5s - .Ek DGE.

Wholesale Dealers i'll Printing, Writing ana
Wrapping Paper and Stationary
No 8. south Charles street,
BALTIMORE, Maryland.
nec. 2-l2m
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ALSO,
HANDS U.i.N'I'ED.

EWANr to hire 80 MEN and BOYS. 10 work on t.
Il Mountain Section of tile Canal. Tile work is dry
aud no danger from blasting.
In absence from town, Mr, George F.. Roberts Is
authorised 10 act in hiring hands
Jan. It--tS HJU GIL MON lGDMF.RlF,.
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4 Will pay the above reward .. 5000. The ar-:r
i.cuslou and delivers u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-26

FRurr.-The cargo Of the bark r.. D. from Sicily
consisting boxes lemons was disposed OF to-day
at 81 S7H, cash.
FIsu-Were rather sitter sales of No l. mass Mack
erel were effected at 50 121l and cod At $2sIh. On
Saturday there were sales Of 900 bbls No mackerel
at SO rs q 50; 400 quintals dry cod at 81 5000
boxes scaled Jherrng at 5oc or thereabouts, ana w.
0oO do No. rs and 2s, at private bargain.
HEMP-The demand for American was fair ana We
noticed sales Of 200 bales undrcsned at $l42a sl4' 90
per ton, mos .
FnEroHTs-Thers was more Offering, and ship
owners were demanding rather higher rates. $500
bbls of flour were engaged for Liverpool, at y. Sd
7.32d was refused for cotton and I'D. asked. Tur.
pentine was engaged at Is Cd, I'D was offered for
corn in bulk. vessel was engaged for direct port
in Ireland, at I'D, in bulk To Havrc, cstton was
taken at Ne Rice for the same port quote at So
a md quercitron bark at $40
Lrsp was held at 81 371a per 100 lbs.
MoLAssEs was without movement, anu no safes Oh
moment transpired. 1870, - ooo
NAVAL SrOREs.-The only sale reFof'eo, was -vV
bbls North county rosin, at 81.
OILs-Sales were made Of 1000 gallons country
linse.d, at soc. .,o -,
PRsvisIoNs Holders Of mess were firm at sl3 and
of prime, at SO. Buyers plenty At l2tac less
hut VIC heard Of no sales beyond retail TRANSACTIONS
Lard The article was firm at Sx a DC. There was no
cbsnee in beef which steady at last week prics
Cheese was in active demand and sales OF 800 boxes
were made ut &c and eco do, at Tc., Tor export
There was no change OF moment in butter
R,cr, since the steamer, remained without change.
sale was made of 100 casks at S. including SO new,
1.-THE FIRST sale of the ssasonO on private terms:
SuoARs continued firm, but the transactions were
limited. We could hear Of no operations worth re-
Of 336 barrels Of clover made, part
lat week, but not before made publicly at 5,Hc SIC
W,srs,-5o quarter casks Port changed hands, at
WyaLrsorE--The last sales were made at 27c.
wsrsSry.-State prison was held at 2sc., and drudge
~ 21e.
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period last year
Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT,

MONDAY, Sept l.. M.
The weeks later news brought by the Acadia had
the effect of unsettpg the market for breadstufs.
The private accounts brought by letters proved to be
ments The consequences was, that while -four closed
on Change at only 12ac per Dbl. decline, corn ad
vanced from 4c per bush There were considerable
very Corn not in large supply, and considerable
portions of the parcels disposed Of made to arrive
before the news Wheat sold at come Dwer rates.
There change IN oats. Rye was rather heavy.
Provisions were rm p0rk was ned az Inc run G prices
was active, and considerable sales were made for
export Sales of cotton rather limited and sales
made terms easier to purchasers. There was very
little doing in groceries, while prices remained about
the eame.
AsHEs-Smal sales Of Pots were reported at SO, and
of Pearls at SO %.
BREApsrufrs, FLOUR, &c.-During Change, holders
Of -four became frmer and generally demanded So 20;
naliv eested Of 600 1000 bbis This State COM
mon Genefee, Oswego, SC at SIS 621i, at which the
market closed steady. Mixed brands Michigan were
sold In the forenoon At figure lower Sales OF about
600 barrels pure Genesee were made at S. 6S14 Sales
of 400 bills Petersburg City Mills made at S. 49,
Wheat-Saes of 1900 bushels of Genesee white were
made at 81 80 Corn-Ths sales before and during
Change reached 10 600 10000 bushels, in separate
lots; among which were 4,5oo bushels high mixed and
do. nat yellow at zoe; $4,000 do. mixed AID high
mixed at 66c csc; 10000 do. mixed to arrive next
yellow part on the river to come forward, at 7Sc.
Meal-Sales of 200 bbls. yellow were made to arrive
next week, at SO 1SA Rye-Salcs of 5000 bushels
were reported at ESQ.,, Oats-Sales of cargo or two
Canal were made Mt 35c
CATrLr-At market 1900 beef cattle. GOO southern,
remainder this State) 60 COWS and calves and 800
sheep and lambs PricesBeef cattle are not 50 pien-
ty, but prices remain unaffected Sales ct from So a
ST per cwt At these prices however, buyers do not
operate very literally. 200icft over and 125 exported
to brighton. Cows and cslves-$22 a $32 . $40. All
sold Sheep and lambs-Sheep, 81 25a So rs 81.
Lambs, S71kc. 81 rs Q 50 rs. Unsold 500.
CorroN.-The transactions In this staple to-day
were very limited, probably only about 400 bales.
Prices we're rather in favor of the buyer.
LIVERPOOL
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d I ONLY!-wHO WOULD co WITHOUT TEETH WHEN
70 they have them inserted and warranted for years
dollar each At the ONCE established for the reduction Of
prces 1884 Filling with gold 50 to 10 ccn Sos Broadway
A NTlPUTRID.-A NEW DISINFECTING AGENT, DIS
IA covered BY Dr. Lewis FeuchtwansrThis preparation
claims relationship any ohcr now in use The following
certificates but lew from 100 Others equally atterng
VIII have tried the Ddnfectng Liquid prepared BY Dr. Lewis
Feuchwange and finding that the unpleasant
oeasOned BY uThureed and other dseous sasses
which from utensils Of the sick from pyies
JAMES r. Chiffon, N. D., SC.
New York, August 81, lsls.
Astor House York September 3 1851 have made
Of Dr. Lewis fuchtwangr Dnfectng Agent in various
ways the best article used After ordering
galOnsas experiment., ordered BARREL think
family ought have in their house. being convenient to
and sure in its operations In sickness it Invaluable
Steamer New York. September Is lsiDr Feucht
Dnfcng Agent has been used aboard this steam
or fullest and IL 10 herewith cheerully
mended BY N. BERRY, Master Of the Souhcmer
Feuchwangcs Dsnfeetng Agent has been employed
in Bellevue Hospital and has been found useful in removing
unpleasant from the sick wards water closets &c. for
which purpose II 10 well adapted
sale by Dr. Lewis feuehtvanger No. Is Courandt street.
N.Y. W. hale general agent 70 Wall street, Courier and
Inquirer Office BY Charles RING corner Of Broadway and
John street. In Brooklyn by W. smith, druggist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-26
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that he will give his popular at the above Institute
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and Of Mr. Hason Asses aoIse To- commence at o'clock
DANvARDs PANORAMA HALL, sos BROADWAY WILL
- reopen erlyin November with Mag DOrama
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