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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-14
JOHN BRADLEY g. CO.,

AMOS C.. SPEAR,
A~pOshccaE'y and EoTT%S1sa,
DEALER IN PATENT AND THoNPsoyIlN
IL Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
struments, Mineral Teeth, foils, l"echcs, Trusscs,
Mineral Waters, Drus fists Glass Ware, Brushes,
Ferfuncry. Soaps. Dyc-Stui, Canlhcne, Inks, Black
ings, &c. Sc.
Church street. Burlington, Vt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
NEW CONCERN.
L3TI NDER e. BCCh.>ER.
GrOcers and Com III issiOm NIerchanrs

1--WE their strict attention to all Goods aud Produce
~ consigned for sale shipment The, hays in Sture
and af11at general ana we'll selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
hch they offer to their friends the public yener.
ly, low prices. Consisting in part Of the following
Nces =
l23 bags Rio, Laquy,a and Java Coffee
~ tlhds. y O., p. Rico and ST. Crolx Sugars,
!! J. and bbls. Mula,scs, part strictly fine,
90 1bs Tanners Oil. prime quality,
iuO sacks Liverpool Salt.
ADV kegs Nails. assorted
~ boxes Tallow, Adamaptine and sperm Can
dies,
1000 lbs American blistrred Steel,
sOO do. Cast and Shear do
ions Mountain bar Iron
~ boxes Glass l0Xl2an oXlO
Is nests Wood ware.
" doS Bnckes,
boxes W. and VS. Scat Sugar.
bbls. fine Clarified sugar.
W bales DImestcS 3 ! to5a
bales Oznaburgs. No. ! and 2,
5000 do Cotton iarns,
IUoO lbs sIle Leather. grnd and damaged.
10 case. Wool and FUR Hate.
-ilQCORs--
20 hbls. Mountain aud Recifrt "hskyyo
~ do cid Rye and TuscaIo6sa d.
pipe Otard. Dupny, &Co Brandy.
do J. Dupuv, sec. a.
10 bbl. Mountain Brady.
bbs. Gin;
do. n. y. Fun.
DO Sicily. Madeira and Malass '.sne. par
very fine.
do. Port Sine. (very fne)
Including Ginger. PIPER, Spec indigo. Madder
Teas. (Some sery ine) Trace Chains, Spades, >hovels
castings. Demij ,hns. Seached Dome,tlc. Bed Tick
ing, sc.
G. We will pay The highest market prices in Cash
~ Barter for Bacon Lard Flour, Butter low aud Flax
Linen. cnsens, Beeswax. Whskey, s.
May SIS
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BOOKS.

lust RECEIVED at the Book Store Of u. B. Payne $
y Brother
Taylor and he Campaigns,
Lille OF Gen. l.. Cass aud sketch Of Butlei.
british Female Poets Is q. W Bethune.
Planetary and Stellar Worlds BY q. NJ MITCHELL
italy Alps and the Rhine, by ieadley, sDITIoy,
i1oitcrngs in Europe and Corson,
Z IA Z - lie
Bonararte, Poem,
Mary Grove, OF. the Trusting Wife,
Angela, Novel By HiIs. Marsh,
Harold the Last OF the Saxon Kings.
July l3-ts
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CoMMIs.IOsEn's sAnEot LAND.

COMMISsIOSER's SAFE Cr LAND.
lY virtue Of decree u the Circuit Superior Cour'
, Of law and Chancery. for Nelson county Of the
9Th of October, IS s. pronounced in the therein de-
pending in which w iam =. Sowing. Administrator OF
Samuel Loving, dec and others Plaintiffs and Daniel
A. s;heat,ood and Others defendants, shall Sat
u,lay the 9Th day Sept eNer The premises, sell
FOR sh tothe highest bidder the Tract Land in the bill
MENTIONED containing BY and plot filed the papers
said cause hundred and sixty six and
fourth Of land, which and the occupancy said
Cheawood and al ins his other lands the lands of James
Christian and others, Buffalo River the county oil
Nelson CHtS. PERROW, Com
Aug. s-s9S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

HURTS PRESTON.
nE.IEp. IL
GROCERIES. LIQCORs AND DOMESTLCs
OFALL KINDS,
FORTT.1RDLNG AND COMMISSION
q

II. ". O.O
ERCHl.ETS,
Main Street. Lynchburg, Va
Z RE now receiving. and have in store = lsrge and
a well srcced stock of Good>. recently purch ase
III the Northern cities for cash-conss.inu in part of the
following articles
2lO bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Cutiee, SONG verv
superior,
- thds \. o, ?. Z. and St. Cr-iI Sugars
; bhls \. O. clarified do
- hhds. and bols =. R. and y. o. Alolasses
uerce Stuarl's extra Syrup.
1000 lbs Sole Leather,
10 tons Tredegar and Country Bar Iron.
224O lbs. Bl>tered Steel.
1000 do Nayor s Gu. Smear and Cas Steel.
400 sacks Of Salt,
~ bales of Donesics. from 81 to So,
~ do Cotton Oznabargs, Ms. and Z.
10 bbts TANNERS OIL.
~ do Nos. | and 2 Macka.pl.
~ boxes spA,m and ialow C.ndles.
40 Afgs Has. a. sizes. including bsK end :!nng
500 lis. Hoop Iron 81 .i.e..
~ kegs Rife ans Blasting PoWd...
~ nests Wood War.
81 boxes English Cheese
20O0 Lbs. Lewiss " hite Lead,
20 bix-s Stuars i.oaf. Sugar,
~ b5s. Crushed and powdered do.
sOOc lbs Cotton Yarns, best facto,es.
~ tons Richmond Ground Plaster,
II ca.es Hats, including Panama. Lsshosr. Palm
A.esi, NC
LIQUORS.
50 bbs Mountain and Isectifi-d ..!hi.ksy,
~ do old Rye. J. Martin Renhar,s Do
pipe Otard. Dupuy s, Co. Brandy.
do j. }. Oupuy s. Co.,. do
d. A. Segn-ie. d.
20 lbs Imitation Brandy.
10 do Apple Brandy.
10 do Rye Gin.
10 d, Boston Rum.
do Sicily Naders Wine.
do fne Old do DO
> do Malaga Wine.
!nclnding indigo, Madder, Copperas, Slam. >,lr-p.
tire. 6orax !ogwood. Putty. AIlspic.. Pepper, Ginge
Pants. 10" Linen Bleached eheeiinss and Shirt ing
race Chal..> ades, Shovec, Castings, Wagon bo1e
with variety Of other articles mentioned in the sbo
catalogue.
90 WANTED. Bacon. Flour. Flasseed, Butte
low and Flax Linen. '.nseng, Breswax w hskey Sc
fD' which the highest market price vii! be given in
Cashier Barter.
April 2O-ts
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GHYl\.1' 4. 2JlNLEY.
aH,yE in .uf.a Iarre Ana r4l assorted
I'll srocK OF GOODS.
onsisino in mar, of rbp fnlIovino articles:
= hid. Port, Rico Cuba and y. q. Sugars.
20 bbls Clarified DO
80 bn1es :.oaf >urars "Ioolsey & Woilsey,"
so hars Ge. laruayra. Java, AND African CT
6s,
~ hhds Molasse,.
20 bbls " ,lasses prime article
10 t.,xes Hull / sons and failow Candles,
1000 lbs Sole lea her. and damaged,
~ - idiihel XII d ifi'iio ol1o''s
~ Jackets sweet Oh,
casks y liar Ola
. Heroes Of Re:
on hives .rd .l,a.,s - r..
. II.
ooa- ''uso'
-uuu ~" -Nruu'''
1000 lbs Alum;
1000 lbs Copperas.
tons Country and 1'rederae Srone
500 lbs Cast and SHEAR St-e
80 bYy.sS< 10 ana 10 SlZ Glass.
90 loS Putty,
50 GRIND Stones,
goo sacks Salt.
ID blls Of PEPPER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
BY WIN. j. WILLIS.
June %
WORM MEDICINE.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
FE'IiE Co-partnershp. heretofore existing under The
Il style Of Shelton S Hatcher, this day Dissolved
by Mulua consent
The name III tie Co-partnership WILL in future. be
alone may be Try closing the business OF
said concern. The Books. SC. placed IN thu hands
If 5. w. Shelton. who is alone authorized 10 cluse the
business Of said concern, by consent Of The parties
s. w SHELTON.
August los J. 4. HATCHER,
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NM. M..BLiCkF4RD. Editor.
Pr BLTSHED B Y

Nv
er,ption cl be for shorter time months
sld no paner discontinued (ercspt discretion
ofthe Ed.torsJ ts5l'i III l1TeGrascs an. paid.
a. .IDt-EHTLSE.ift.NT'S inserted at 50 cents pc,
square or s, gr rery ter form Insertion and 81.
pr square TOR 'ess) for erery outer form Insertion.
ETERF .fDTERTINER IS required 70 o has Ms
hon Ions he -SheS has advertisement inserted adrer
stnent. noted, e be inserted tai ITS
be ordered.
FOH YEARLY .IDFERTISLN1i the terms are for
the prrd,sc oftiro sls1rss ~ far one sqilar' 50 or
s1uart amer form 81 E~ery yearly airer;tser tr!
er.le Ito his adcertAs 70 his particular line q
business.
~ JOB PRLN'FLNI; erecrttedneatly and erpesitiousy
uioHreaSonuJle terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

Pos cPONEMENT.
The above sale postponed until the 26th Of this month
JScpember) CHAS. PERROW, Com.
Sept ~ t26S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

NEW CONCERN
TU1HE subscribers having associated for The purpose If
i conducting the Dry Goods business, under the
name and style Of
PETERS & STIGLER,
at the stand formerly occupied by d. L. c. Peters.
Would solicit Of the friends and patrons Of d..
r. G. Peters. and the public generally.
They intend keeping constantly on hand large and
well selected stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Family Groceries Sc,
and will in few weeks add TO their present stock full
supply of the most fashionable goods that be procur
ed in the Northern cities They pledge themselves To
use every exeron and spare pains their part 10
render their business agreeable luall who may favor
them with their Custom.
DON 7. C. PETERS.
JAMES \. STIGLER.
August SIS
WHITE LEAD -25 oo lbs. Lewis Cos. White
w Lead lust received drer from the Manufacturers
End for sale bv N,COHkLE s SIMPSON,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

WOOL ROLLS.-jOO lbs Fine " COL Rolls for sal
w ny NcCO.kLE ( SIMPSON.
August 2t-ts
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EgsSfs9.N,,

-O.OOO quality, for sale ny
II july PITS BRYANT s TINSI.EY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

NO .NiCKEREL
on bbS. god NJ. Mackerel For sale by
~ MCDANIEL s. LEE.
August lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

E|ENVrIAN BLINDS.
.>tafr Rods.
iy,ry Kntyr, and Forks.
WATERS. Pare and Brass Candlestcks.
SNUFF r. and Trays,
Bell Metal and t.nane-d Kettles.
Yea Kettles spice M'rlarS.
Clfar Mls. Nplttoou7.
S'i<>@ rs 7ni Shears.
Ieunings genuine Needles, scsc
Received and tJr safe by
.Iun.. lU-ts GREGORY ROYAiI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

Vinegar, Iincgari'
a)cRE CIDER NlNEGAR-a superior article
Il For SIT BY MCDANIEL s. LEE
August lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

HANDS UJNTTD.
4 WANT to hire 80 MEN and BOYS. to york on III
L Mountain section uftie Canal The wotl. 10 dry
ard danger from blasting
In my absence from town. tir. George j.. Roberts i
su' h1rlspd To in hiring hands.
Jan. IO-ts HUGH NOSlt.cEfElf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

~ p,yNE SB2O Their have Just received a news
supply of Paper llangngs, Fire Board Irnts, " M
ow u If ans, s.. SC, very pretty.
NV -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21

Nv their strict attention 10 all Goods aud Produce
~ consigned for sale Or shipment They hays in Store
and af1at general ana we'll selected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-21
~ e. Fs' = ~ % =
"A ola >pr;m. Ware House.

The slbscrber h,s2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
ssht o ll several Garry ais and secondhanded.
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Com M ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, May 26-6 p. NJ.
This has been very dull day in Wall street. The
sales at both boards would hardly give any broker
fair amount Of commissions. All the fanccs are evil
IDENTIFY well held and no one appears disposed to sell at
ruling rates There material variation in prices
at either board and the steadncss quotations in the
face of limited transactions is rather favorable fea-
ture for the bulls The bears however, have the adj
vantage Of accidents, as any unfavorable news from
any quarter will dcpress tho market, and give them
margin for profits We do not see any chance for
any important Improvement in prices neither Is there
any prospect Of decline. The market requires some
thing to give it activity and falling of in prices
for the present might ultimately be good thing for
the bulls.
The Merchants Bank has declared scmi-annual
dividend Of four per cent
The 100000 bonds advertised by the Now York and
Erie Railroad have been taken at par.
The Gas Light Company of Baltimore have declared
a dividend of three and half per cent.
Thcre was considerable excitement to-day in the
street relative to result of the proceedings of the
Democratic Convention at Baltimore. The nomination
of General Cass has raised the spirits of the wings and
stirred up the bitterness of the barnburning portion
of the democratic party The wings loud in favor
Of General Taylor as the most available candidate of
the party allude that portion of the rank and
c who look to tho result Of tho contest than to
blind adherence to a candidate because he is
sdercd the best embodiment of their principles Such
are tho views of those who have policy than par
tality for candidates. and disposed to drop any
man whose chances at all doubtful We heard to-
day much dissatisfaction expressed by many Old Hunk
at the treatment Of the New York delegations in
the Convention, but all i'll feeling created will soon dis
appear and they will quietly fall into the traces and
exert all their strength in the The barnbnrncrs
at present very loud in their anathemas and at
this moment determined to vote for almost any other
man than the democratic nominee. II will be neces-
sary for the leaders of that portion of the party
abolish this olinch while it is hot, to do which
they have only to call convention at once
nominate a candidate, and bind the party to bis sup
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BALTIMORE May 25-SO0 Maryland SIS SSH SS1,;
1000 do Us go 2l0O Maryland Quarterly SIS III 800 Bal-
Is $780, VIA 30 do 6s do VIZ 10 ss Bank Baltimore.
S Y do do s5 Y do Baltimo Ohio Railroad Co. s5sa.
United States is Of 1867 closed l0 bid los asked Treasury
Us 02 bid Maryland IS closed at Ssl bid, SSS asked BAL
tnore Gs Of 1890 at ia bid gss asked. Baltimore Ohio
Railroad shs at 351a bid, 35ss asked.
PHLADELpIuA May 26-First Board-S5D State SIS 7Isa
u s. Bank 316 $50 do. 3; Commercial Bank 491s; loo
T. s. 6s 81 0is 1000 State SIS 74s 1900 do, 74ss 2OO
do, 741. Second Board-S5oo Y. S 6s 80 1888; 500 y $
Sch Nay 6s g. 43a 1000 Reading RR IS 80 IS 100 Norris
Canal "a; 70 Ginrd Bank 9z after saLs-3goO State 5s
Morris Canal, ga.
DosroN May 2Brokers' Board-25 shs Reading RR sl0d,
7s - do do, sod 3s y do do bl0d l7, % do do II 7l6;
3do Fall River RR 30 100 East Boston Co. bod l2Z Is do do,
si Is do do i2i, do Old Colony RR or, do 3d. 49, do
Western RR lo4 do Portland SAco and Portsmouth
kR l0Oa; 30 do East Boston Co Dividends No 9l0 A
rights Boston Worcester RR 81 65 do do 81 6 A. do do
81 7O loo do do 81 75 do Bostsn Ne mr. 81 12 l26 do
do, 81 O64 5000 Reading Railroad Bonds 80 5 Second
Beard1,5o shs Reading RI l71 do Boston Me RR Sat
ll6 lOO do East Boston Co. Sat I'D % do do l2 ~ do do
i2 80 do Norwich Worcester RR 5s PIP rights Boston
Worcester RR 81 80 ~ do Concord RI, 81 2 do Boston
lie do d..
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4 !ssllstes, s1d sidsst daughter q Hstt Ressss
ased = ysars sAd day.
The friends and aequantaness Of the family are par.
ticulariy requested to attend her funeral from the
residence OF her father 100 Laurens street. this after
noon, ut clock
On THURSDAY morning, 25th inst after short i'll
ness, Mrs MARY ELIZABETH RucK. wife of John Ruck,
aged "a years and months
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend her funeral this, Saturday afternoon at
o'clock, from her late residence 500 Broome street,
corner Of Laurens street
o. Philadelphia and Allan Town, Lehi county,
Pennsylvania, papers please copy.
On Friday morning. Rev ALEX, FRASER
Funeral from house of his father-in-law. Dr. James
Cameron, No Is North Moore street. to st. Johns
Chapel and thence to Greenwood Cemetery, on Mon
day, 10Th inst, at half-past 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
In Rio Janero, early in April of fever then preva-
lent, MIR. JAMES II. BREWER, of Boston, merchant at
Rio
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Second Board.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK., May 26-2 r NJ.
ASHES are moro steady. We quote pots at 81 Is 81
%, and pearls at SO, with small sales.
CorroS-A moderate business Is doing this morning
at yesterdays quotations, say 800 bales
BnIcKs are shade lower. Some parcels of hard
North River sold mt SO 70.
BrEswAx-Wc notice sales of 5000 lbs. Western vel
low terms not stated.
FLOUR &c.-Thc market for -four continues with
out change, with agood demand for this and the Eas-
tern trade. The sales reach 1900 barrels, including
common Ohio Michigan and Genesce Mt so IS 81 I;
pure Genescc Mt So 30 70; and fancy at So S7s u
SO rs. OF Southcrn-Wc notice sales of 100 barrels
Howard street aud Alexandria at SO 1sX Rye -four Is
getting cheaper $50 barrels brought So 664 50 62
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-27

GENERAL TAYLOR IN MAssAcnusrrrs-It Ia now
pretty well settled, saysthe Necburyport Herald,
wing paper, that General Taylor will be nominated for
PRESIDENT by the wing convention, and Abbott Law
renee for Vice President
MAINE VINO STATE CoNvENrIoN.-The' wings Of
Maine held their State Convention the oath inst
ana dominated Elijah l.. Hamlin, well-known Tay-
lor man, for Governor. Edward Kent of Bangor, and
George c. Getchel of North Arson, both Taylor
nave been elected delegates to the wing national
vention Chas Daveis, Of Portland and B. w. Hinc-
icy OF Blue Hill also friends of Taylor chosen for
electors at large
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On Thursday May 25 after n long aud pal nful Ill
ness, Thomas w. MEMS, Of H. =. Meeks, aged -
years, months and IL days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from $50 Third
avenue, corner of Twentyeigbth street Saturday,
9th inst, at o'clock, without further invitation
On Thursday, 25th inst, ELIZA MARIA, wife Of VIM.
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40 600 RqT1LEs ANp 2XEE or DR. DEWITT


less than three before croncod in the history
Of all medicinal operations without single complaint being
known warranted in all cases 10 eradicate pains Of every
and heal all Of and bruises
1t put in large bottles mild fragrant and agreeable The
small quantity required 10 he taken renders times
cheaper than other article in market plain and convnc
ing proof Of the above II has caused thousands Of
most slfu in the country TO lay down all other
used by ofhem from % to 40 and this great
med the best and cheapest to DO found-among whom
proud OF the honor OF referring to the Honorable Moses IT. Grim
nell Hon Riehd = Carman. Hon Robt II. Morris Mr.. VIM.
Morris Col Gov Morris, Mr. James Bahgate. In continuation,
We have our Coers our Twins vngsons amiltons Lorr
lars Bradhursts In short of the oo Of New York
and many other cities pronounce il the existing wonder Of nS
ago Among the worlds brightest experienced and finished
horsemen ve have Hiram Woodruff VIM Whclsn Geo sges
Brother Conklin d. Briant Willard L. RecWm d. Spark'
Nm Tqvan Jacob someTndyhe 10 word every principal
stage Line; the Harlem Railroad aud other large Companies
u Is used aloseter az the various Bulls Heads ~ oil our best
Livery and Exchange Stables therc are any owners or lovers
Of the horse who have no. used y we mo RESPECTFULLY sc
cm 70 call the above distinguished individuals or LOOK
into tho Spirit Of the Times New foks iayor,e weekly narc
published No Barclay street New York city for full Iart
cuar Of number residence Of effected IT long STANDING
Of astounding character that must and viii satisfy
the scepca that article stands alone In point Of merit
our medicine 10 be bad always genuine q lngerso Bro
Of the Druggist ally Also Of the soldiers and
80 81 er Dozen So ten a s
held out for cash. to merchants Of every denomination
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The CrOu,a.

The late alternate showers and sunshine have been
most favorable to vegetation The wheat crops in the
vicinity of Rochester, the fruit in the western
counties Of this State the grass in the grazing coun
SOIL is thriving luxuriantly Even in Canada the
Their has become sufficiently moderate and pleasant to
engender large hopes in the minds Of the millers
Every successive account is bright, and more bright
ening
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The Weekly Herald,

The Weekly Herald with the late foreign news the
proceedings of the Democratic National Convention at
Baltimore, the reception Of General Scott, &c. will
be ready for delivery at nine O'Clock this morn
ing
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Married.

On Thursday evening, 25th inst at St Bartholo-
news Church. by the Rev. Lewis P. w. Balch, Mr..
CHARLES j. RicHARps to MARY ADELAIDE, daughter
of Seabury Trcdwcll, Esq
On Tuesday morning ODD inst. by Rev c. +. +.
Stohlmann, =. WILLIAM SouAcx to EMILE AUGusTE
AGNES, only daughter of J. D. Witthaus, Esq.
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pert. Ne tins must b Lest thsy hsstats they sss
lost the arder Of their adhsrsnts viii rapidly cool
and they will be found in the ranks Of the enemy.
The annexed table exhibits the condition of each
bank in this city at four perioda:-
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NyOsT EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED.

NJ OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK--TO THE MARRIED
l'l those concentrating marriage. The married wonuu
Private Medical Comrinou, by Dr. A. W. Maurceau SIKH od-
Price 81 work meeting with astounding sale.
2i copies have already been dpofed OIL Every female
getting copy ci unmarried although IN
tended especially the married, dscoscs nporant secrets
which should be known them particularly Here every female
can the symptoms and the efficient
hcs and certain moo OF IN every For sale
Broadway; The Publishing Office 10 Liberty street. New YorS
aa aud Co.. Chestnut and Third STREETS Phs
depha Little and Coz Albany W. Davis Boston. On the
receipt copy will be transmitted by mail posar
al PARTS the United Sates All letters must adrre
post paid Dr. A. w. MAURlCEAU box liza New YORK city,
u1iceI NJ iNrty Etreat
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q ouRAups ITALIAN MEDIC ATEn SOAP HAS nEEN

G0uRAuDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP HAS BEEN
- instrumental in procuring many fair girl good husband
who might otherwise have ped hoecssy under the hghng
influence Of pmpcd tanned fccked, slow rough skin
Gourauds Pcuds Subts will positively eradicate every vcsgc
Of uTeruous hair from the face neck and brow Gouaud
Liquid Rouge imparts delightful color to the pale checks aud
lips DIR fELIX GouRAUDS depot Is at ~ Walker street,
first from broadway No article genuine unless pur-
chased above Agency for Bess Hair Restorative and
Batchelors instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr May 25-Oiferngs of
the week consist Of $50 beef cattle, chiefly from the
western States; 215 COWS and calves, 400 Hogs and
l,1S0 sheep and lambs Prces-3eeves lower. and
sales were made within the range Of 81 so 81 26 the
1O0lbs. 300 head driven to New York, and 140
left in market unsold Cows and calves-Sales at So
S4 for dry S12 S24 for springers and SIS $50 for
fresh COWS. Hogs-l sold at 50 So IS the 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs-Mosty sold at 81 % 81 each for
the former and 50 % So for the latter. Hay-But
little selling and the price of Timothy ranges at so
100 cents per cwt. Straw brings 81 a SIS the 100
bundles
BRIcHroN MARxET-Thursday, May %, 1SlS-At
market 100 beef cattle, Is pairs working oxen % cows
and calves, 600 sheep and 2U60 swine. Priccs-Bcef
CattcIn consequence of the large number at market
on Monday, have not muchladvanced We quote extra
81; hrst quality Sc so q SO rs; second quality So a
SO %. Working Oxen-Salcs at S72, 500, 500, and
$110. Cows and Calves-SaIes at S23, S25, SOS, S31
S35 and S37 Sheep-Salcs at 50 %, 50 10 SO so and
81 70. Swine-Los to peddle &c 44c for sows, and
a SIC for barrows At retail from &c TO 7c