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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-05

n SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The new Presbyterian Church on 9Th Street,
will be opened for divine service on next Sabbath
afternoon. The Dedication sermon is 10 be
preached by the Rev. DR.. Plumer. Exercises 10
commence at 4 o'clock precisely.
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PROFESSOR

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE.
THE next session of my School will commence on
L the first day of June, and end on the fourth We'd
nesday of September following.
The course Of studies embraces all the subjects usu-
ally taught in the best Seninaries of the kind.
Board for the session, $40
Tuition including Ancient and Modern Languages, -
Music, with use OF Piano, Is
April 25-c2aWtl5lhJc
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE.

CASE Of the Rev. JOHN SKINNER, D. ~, Pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church Of Lexington, Va.
Whereas, a prevailing majority in the Presbytery OF
Lexington have appealed to the publicity causing to
be inserted In the public prints q certain verdict which
they have been pleased to pronounce against me, the
undsrsigned-as the finale Of proceedings, the partial,
arbitrary and prosecuting character Of which Is almost
without n ~prscedsn, in the history of the Christian
Church. even In the dark os:-Thercfore, | deem It
INV duty and privilege to advise the same public, that,
from the commencement of the said proceedings, In
November last, I have acted under a solemn, unan-
swered-and 1t Is believed by multitudes, nnanswera.
bic ,sorssr against the 'Judieisl competency" Of the said
Presbyterian tribunal;-that only nineteen, out of a
Presbytery consisting of fifty constituent member
have been found daring enough TO incur the response
bililies OF the said unequitable aud publicly heralded
verdict; that the case Ia now removed, not only by my
own appeal, but also by the solemn 'coHrLAlrT" Of a
highly venerated and protesting minority of Preshytery
to the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church,
to meet in tho city of Baltimore on the 18th day Of May,
i84s;-and that, therefore, Il becomes The imperative
and generous duty of all enlightened and unbiased To-
vsrs o fjustice and truth to ~"saspsnd their opinions" In
this extraordinary casa until It's merits DO publicly and
fniiv detailed and discussed, and the final verdict pro-
nouneod In the Supreme Judicatory Of the Church.
JOHN SKINNER
I.x,n,ton Va. ADYil 18th. 1913. CIT
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph,
Corr spondence OF the Enquirer.
WAsHlsaroN, THURSDAY, May 4-P. M.

u. s. SENATE
Mr.: Rusk, from the committee on Foreign Re.
l%ations, reported a bill to enable the President OF
the United States 10 lake temporary military po'-
session of Yucalan, aud moved 10 make II the
Upon Ibis motion q long debate ensued, in
which Messrs. Calhoun, flanagan, Foote, Cass,
Hale and Niles participated. The debate lasted
three hours. Finally, the motion making The
bill The special order furlo morrow, was agreed 10.
Alter the transaction of SOM unimporiant bu-
sipess. the Senate adjourned.
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ID. Paine 81 Co.
MANAGERS OE LOTTERIES

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
WE call particular attention Ia the following Bril-
w liant Prizes for MAY. They possess unusual at.
traction, and Give evidence Of The superior claims 81
Paine's Lotteries over all others. The great success
which has attended our patrons in the sale Of Eiany
splendid prizes within the past year, will be n sign post
for those who arc in search OF Fortune To send To ID.
Paine L. Co, the oldest and most popular Managers IN
The United states. e.. w. PURCELL & q
AGENTS for Palma L Co. Richmond, Yirglnia.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in Halifax, on the 4,h day of April,
By Rev. John A. Scott, Col. LlTTLEroN Ed.
MuNDs, to Miss SARAH Howard, daughter of Dr..
Thomas While.
Married, on Wednesday, the 26'h April, by
the Rev. MIR. Mann, Col. john L. MANNING OF
| South Carolina, to Miss SALLY BLAND, daughter
Of Colin Clarke, Esq, Gloucester county, Va.
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MILES CRENsnAW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILL practice in the Superior and Inferior
w Courls of Fluvanna, Albemarle and Buck
ingham. Address Wilmington, Flnvanna coun-
". Va. April 2l-cl0t
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY about the 18th March, from
II Mr.. R. Morse OF this city, 10 whom he
was hired, WILLIAM, a likely young Negro
Man. the property of DR.. James OF Nouoway.
He is about Is years OF age, well grown, OF very
dark complexion, [may be called black with
fall head OF hair, and rather h~esitales when
spoken 10. A reward OF IS dollars, and all rea.
sonable expenses will be paid, if taken in the
Stale, or 100 dollars .iitaken beyond The limits Of
the Slate, and delivered TO the subscriber in Rich
mond. S. P. HALVES.
ALL 6-2awff
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TN Caroline County Court, February l4th, loas:
i IN the motion of Elizabeth w. Napier and Boom
Naoier lepatees under the will OF William I. Napier,
deceased. il is ordered, that all persons who may
nave claims against the said William I: Napier,
deceased. be required 10 exhibit the same Tor settle
meni IN or before the 10Th day of June next. and ihata
rony of his order be published in one oil thr he"spa-
pers published in the city of Richmond for elsn! @eess'
and he posted at the door Of the Courthouse on
ynxaI Court days. a ~py-Te roS c,t
TN CHANCERY.-viRoiSiA:-At Rules ne' r. raw
L Clerks Office Of our Circuit Superior .S = Ihe 9Th
| and Chancery for Louisa County, on ho""''' '"
Eniat N. Wells and Josephine p,s;u,;es "'
wife,
asasn 7 Williams and John Hunter, Defendants.
andrew ;. ~ Andrew j. Williams, not having en-
,s,.d his appearance and given security acco.a,ng 70
s err - ~ rules Of This Court, and u appearing oy
Jaw Evidence that he is not an inhaoltant oil
al y 81, m motion Of the plaintiffs by their attorney,
this sr.d thai the SAID DEFENDANT, Andrew ) WI.
y 4 ~ ,nnsar at the rules TO be holden tor the SAID
laais ~ i te Clerks Office thereof, on he hrst MONDAY
CoJ IT,, nsxt. and answer the bill Of the plaintlhs; ana
u q rony of this order he forthwith inserted IN some
nnwsnaper published In the City of Richmond, LOT tWo
months Excessively, and posted at the front door oil ,ne
"ouyt House Of this county on some Court DAY.
April 7-sw2n Johh no"i1.o
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DABNEY r. GOOCH,
Commission Merchant,

RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE on Cary Street, between the Basin
" and Columbian Hotel.
Anril l4-cl2,t
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A BLACKSMITH FOR HIRE
r-H pInokannifh far him a

WE have an extra Blacksmith for hire. APP
w ply 10 GEO. WATT & CO.,
Rear of City r lei.
A stock OF cuff.brace PLOUGtlS, Tor one,
two, three and tour horses, on hand. I'm
proved Drags, Cultivalors and Jumping Coul-
iers, (for breaking up new ground,) made to or
der. G. WATT u co.
Nav } %
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
THE subscriber is prepared 10 deliver from
i 100 10 $50, 600 bushels LINE at any OF The
landings on James River, or al Richmond, al II
cents per bushel, CASH. Orders addressed TO The
undersigned, Richmond, Va. will be promptly al
tended TO. EDWIN FAIRFAX.
April 24-dlmif
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ty, many field officers, and General Trias at lhei.
head. Col. Rails command on one side, ana
Col. Lanes on the other, acted most heroically'
and took The place. 90,
My letter from Col. Rails is dated Malch 2Su'
am, in haste, yours, &c, =.
JNO.F HAMTRAMCK, Col. Comg' @c.
Rob. 81. Gallaher, Esq.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, SLAVES
&c. IN BUCKINGHAM.

~ t..- I..l .r,.., .-...,.I = -. ~, H..
IL virtue " q ueeu " y ECU : me y ~
= HAS a.. rio,ton, ~ pehen. . rleueI'en ~.
recorded in the county Of Buckingham, for the pur-
poses OF SAID deed ! shall proceed, on The lJt, day Of
nay, 'I 30 nm ~, y .au.,ien ~ Sa and : S Im = nd n,hn,,
= so.,vy !. III III "a - soi%, =, ~ led I'D : -, = . uu.h ,ha,.'
psopei,y ~ 'aan : 49,. e 'hnran -,
y ~ a " '"'e"' '' ~ purposes '"'''" 90
sT-,s,o ~ Land in nuclin,h,m nm which said Nor.
,on ID rnn,,ininn a., ares NOR. ~ less nm
,.h;,, ,hs,. IL a Gold nins a water ryisI mil s,sar
snginr and ,herimnroyrmr MS.
Another Tract IN the same county. containing $50
,crr. more or lpss. adjoining me lands formerly be.
,n,ginc m ,be Es,a,s of Jnnn Ii,rr,s.
Another Tract of Land in the same county, contain
inp 100 acres, more or less, adjoining tie lands formerly
owned by Rolfe Eldridce, 81, deceased.
Eight Negro Men, ,wo Negro Women and Children,
all tie Horses, Oxen and other Cattle, Carts, Mining
and Farming Utensils of various kinds owned by the
said Morton. three Beds and Furniture, ON. S%ideboard,
90. M,b,,,ny pin,p, pahta s.r,.,orv and po,k
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Law NOTICE.
RAXTER & CABELL,
AftorueyS at Law,

RICHMOND, VA.
TIME subscribers have united themselves in
tse nraclice OF Law, and will jointly attend
- Ill business contded 10 them in the Courts held
- he ci,y OF Richmont-eScept cases in which
~, Common wealth may be interested. Their
"a;cc will be in the new Stale Cour, house.
S. S. BAXTER,
Nav Isl. IS4s. HENRY G. CABELL.
The subscriber will continue bis practice 10
The Court OF Appeals al Lewisburg, which Court
he will regularly attend.
May Isl, lsa0. :. ). DA"AH
HENRY C. CABELL will also practice IN
The Courts Of Chesterfield and Goochlant, and
will ai,end 10 all business confided 10 his care, not
included 10 the join, business of Baxter g. Cabell.
May l-dd
NOTICE.
~uE Stockholders Of the Richmond and Pc
,ersburg Railroad Company are notified
,ba, heir annual meeting will be held al the o.,
6ce in Richmond, on Tuesday, Both May, al IL
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad once,
May l. 3Iawl30thMay
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JnO. VI. Patton, DR..
WILL practise Law in The Superior and In.
w terror Courts of the city Of Richmond, and
the counties of Guochland and Henfico.
Office Cat presently with his father.
April l3-eoIm
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THE A FLowER OF ls4s.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 $4,000!
100 prizes each of $500 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 3, for ls4s,
to be drawn a, Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, May
2Olh. 70 Nos Is drawn.
Grand Scheme:
/ prize Of 5000 COL i prize of s5,OOo
10000 a,0l6
l $4,000 100 i" $500
$500 &c. &c.
Tickets Sa0-Shares. in proportion. A certificate Of
a package of whole Tickets S26O-halves and quarters
In proportion.
1- Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets In the above, or IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, (price of Tickets from 81 To S20,) under our ma
nagement, address US. or e. w. PURCELL,
Agent for d.. PAINE & CO., Richmond, Va.
Anxtt -
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CowLEs' LOTTERY OFFICE. Wall

~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery vendemd do and say what they may
For This Day [Fridayl-Pokomoke, Glass Is
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000. $500. 100 of 200
&c. 66 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 4-Shares IN
proportion.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, 104:
81 Is 60 20 % 6 81 IA 43 "a 46 IS
For Prizes, call atihe Lucky Office OF
Mays CoWLES.
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FARMyIL,LE FEMALE SEMINARY.

FARMVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
TIME exercises Of the Summer term, embracing Z
4 period OF four months, will commence on the hrat
Monday In June next, and close on the last Friday In
september following:
TBRMs-For the session as follows:
Board and tuition In the English branches $o2
Tuition alone II
Music 10
Latin and French Languages, each, 8 /.
An extra fec Of ISL 10 required from each member Of
the classes In Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Gentlemen wishing TO enter their children and wards,
are requested to make immediate application. Far.
thor information, II desired, will be promptly given.
May 5-cwsw j. b. TINSLEf, Principal.
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I'M NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

a FARM NEAR RICHMOND FUR oHLE.
( OFFER for safe my Farm in the county OF HenTico,
L about two miles from the Did Market House. The
farm contains two hundred ni.sixteen acres. of which
about one hundred and twenty are cleared, the balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly I'm
proved with lime and putrescent manurrs, and pro-
ducrs very fine crops. The uncieared land has on u
a very heavy growth Of wood, which, from US neafhess
n market. Is yery valuable. TN the farm there are all
necessary honses, in good order, TO wit: a dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
Of fine wafer. | have lived on the farm for more than
four years with nearly forty in my family, and there
has not been a case Of serious sickness. The place -
considered by those who know il as healthy as any In
Virginia.
NV reason for wishing 10 sell is that ] may devole
nv time entirely to my profession. viii sell the farm
for n fair price, and on the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing To buy are invited 10 call ON me, either al my
office, in Richmond, or II my house, on tue farm.
Dec. 3l-ctf JNO. Nj. 6kELoRi.
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MANAGERS oFFIcE.-D. PAINE T.
This Day-slo,ooo, 5000, 5000, $500, 5 of
1000, &c. 6 Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 4.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, No. %:
90 8 SO 25 so AZ Is 81 l 49 90 6 40
May 5
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SCHEMES FOR MAY, l648.
SS O0n nOI q

Divided in 3 of S25, 600! 3 OF Sls,0
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. J 10 he drawn
on Saturday, The 9th May, lsiS, at Baltimore. rs
Nos, ~ drawn.
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VALUABLE LAND AND SAW MILL
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
FUh SALE.
s0s ACRES Of very Valuable Land, lying on Swift

s0s ACRES Of very Valuable Land, lying on Swift
OJC Creek, in the counties of Chesterfield and Pow
ha,an, with a good GIist Mill attached. The subscri-
her being DESTROYS of removing to the south, would sell
a great bare ain in the above property. About "ne-thifd
of The land consists Of creek aud branch flats, well
drained, very fertile and productive. Distance from
Richmond twenty miles, and from another excellent
market uhe Coal Mines about hive miles. There are
point OF healthlulness, quantity and qualify of water,
fertility OF soil. abundance of timber, vicinity TO mar
ket, &c sc. The buildings are good, particularly the
barns and dwelling house. which last has Xix rooms,
independent of store room and passage.
For particulars, address Hallsboro 7. a., Powhatan.
Ami 2l-clOtt NJ. AURELIOS SALLE.
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II A II p S

THE subscribers respectfully inform the Musical
L Elite of the United states, that they have been
engaged for many years, In the city of n. York, in the
manufacture Of
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DOLLARS

Tickets $40; halves s; quarters , SO. A certiii
wholes Sl30-shares in proportion.
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New Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPoRr.

NEw.YoRK, Tuesday Afternoon, January 18Th.
The steamer Missouri was t.iegraphed between IL and
O'Clock to. day, of the Highlands; but her did
not reach the city TIL about two o'clock which too
late to produce any effect upon the market had
been later aud important than 1t proved to be- as
1t was only one day later from Liverpool About to
y past O'Clock 2. NJ the cambria telegrsphed In
the ong with ten eleven days later news which Of
course toe te to affect the business transactions
of The flour market sinactive to- and mod
crate sales made 10 for home at about
previous prices with SONS liyhs oonossson however,
in cases, in favor OF buyers. Wheat continued
steady but only light sIea made or southern and
hern stated below Moderate sales OF
made OF yesterdays quotations Meal continued
to sell e about previous prices. Rye was steaiy while
pork the market which wanted at fuu prices.
Sales Of lard made at steady prices Sales of beef
aud pork hams made terms stated below Sugar
and noasses continued steady, with Eore doing rold
ut auction 20 bales gunny cloth damsged at W l0kc
and 40 bales smyrna rags at ~ 3sc, cash
AsHEspots were steady. with small sales at 50 rs,
while pearls were quiet vt 81
BRsAprrurrs -fiop,-Tbe sales footed up about aoo0
barrels among other parcels 800 barrels Michi
gan ct Sc; $50 do do at So I21 and 800 do N sw Or
leans round and Hat hoop with to 400 do rather com
mon at So 200 do pure GeDesse, at Sc I2H and 900
do this State deliverable in March, at So I2H Wheas
sales of 900 bushels Of Southern made at ST u.s.
and 500 do Staten Island, at 81 az A sale Of 900
bushels of Genssee reported sold private terms
but could not trace It. Corn-saes were moderate,
amounting to only or buehes consisting chiefly
Of western mixed at GO cents and old do 20 cts
old at and rouna yellow held al IS cents. Meat
Sales OF about 700 barrels made, Including New
Jersey yellow At S3 25 and white 90, st 81 81 with
bushels made at 90 cents. Ry. -Four was worth
81 IS a S43 Oats-Sales OF about 900 bushels
made at 80 cents.
CoFFEg-Ths market exhibited no change
CorToS-The sales to-day small, but NJ firm
prices We Leard of 500 bales being disposed OF before
change when the news per steamer Missouri Of de-
cline ut Havre and Liverpool being announced. there
were no new negotiations entered into We quote
LIVERPOOL CLA8SyICATIDa.
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G- Advertisements received for one insertion
The News over tho Wires.

In consequence of a break in the Southern
telegraph, our electric news to-day is not as full
as it generally is The proceedings in our State
Legislature, yesterday, were very interesting.
1t will be seen, from condensed report of them
in another column, that the House concurred in
the nomination of Mr.. Hawley as Commissi oner
of the Code, in place Of Mr.. Collier, resigned
Several important measures were introduced
and acted upon, as will be seen by reference to
the telegraphic report Our readers will, no
doubt, be disappointed in not seeing the con-
gressional proceedings from Washington, as the
debate on the ten regiment bill was doubtless
continued in the Senate.
Our advices from Vera Cruz are to the thlrtieth
of December at which time train was on the
point Of starting for the capital General Cush-
ing's brigade, with five pieces of artillery and
eighty wagons, had marched on an expedition,
destined, il was supposed, to San Angel.
The news from Caanda Is extremely interest
ing and important. The result of the election In
Montreal was favorable to the liberals, who car
ried every ward in the city by large majority.
A diegraceful scene of riot and disorder occur
red. and for two days the city was in the possess
sion OF the mob. This is only the beginning of
the end in Canadian affairs.
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siMERoASrmE LIBRARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Or.
ation took place at the Library room Clinton Hail. yes
terday, when the following gentlemen were chosen
Bailey; Corresponding Secretary, Thomas j. Bsyard;
Recording Secretary, George Peckham Treasurer, VIII
liam A. Kisssm Directors, J.. Bates E. D Tournier,
Henry s. Oakley J. Berard, C. F. Lvermore George
g. Williams, F.. B. Place
STRANGE CoINCIDENcE.-Aboutt ten O'Clock yesterday
morning, the body Of man, who had evidently been
drowned taken from tho dock the foot Of Court
andt street. and the Of hour After the body
Of another found floating in precisely the
place that Of the first It is strange that bodies
should be found In the place, and almoet at the
Same time without any one having knowledge of who
lures are saoat that they ri. H' over Will. intoxicated
In an atercstion they both went over together; while
others surmise that there has been some foul play
Time will probably dsvelope the true cause Of death
WARS IN THE wISp' On Sunday night last, about
ten o'clock strange whstlipg voice. very like the whs
tie Of locomotive though louder and not so shril
heard In different parts of the city The noise con-
tinued for about hour aud half, but yet
has been able to tell from whence came whittier 1t
went. Some of the old ladies think 1t Is ominous Of
something
ExPREssEs-scarcelya cay passes that we not In
receipt OF favor from the numerous enterprisng
serving with papers always In advance Of the mails
from almost every city within six hundred miles of New
ceved frequently Of an important character, comes
through these expresses. We have to acknowledge
favors received yesterday from Messrs Ewins Co,
Adams Co Gay & Co and Monro & Co.'s expresses;
also from Hsrnden Co., Wells Co.. and Henry Co.;
also, to II. Nc Gregor Of the Housatonic Railroad.
FIRE.-A fire broke out about IL O'Clock, Monday
night, In Twenty-third street near Third avenue which
was put out with trinng damage.
ASorHER-A fire broke out, also, at halfpast twelve
O'Clock, Monday night in the basement of house No.
81 Oliver street. occupied BY several poor families The
building was considerably damaged but We learn
fully covered by insurance.
FOUND THE WArER.-About three weeks ago Cor
nelus Keenan,, native Of Ireland aged about IS years.
who for long time. has kept stand the west side
Of the city for the sale Of mems wearing apparel myste
riousy disappeared and clue whatever could be OBJ
tanned until yesterday when his body dragged out
Of the slip at the foot Of Courtsndt street Mrs
at the time Of her husbands dssppsarancs, became
perfectly insane and necessarily sent to the Luna
Ito Asylum, where she has eincs remained. Coroner
Walters yesterday held an inquest upon the body Of
the deceased when the jury rendered verdict Of death
by drowning.
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Nseos.sls,, ,so. II Tia sssssass ~ tbs tss5o
ala caused aeons Of ion an eighth 70 Aeusfte. q
cent In cotton. In Sugar the demand 10 active Prime
molasses we quote at lsc Flour continues much de-
pressed In fsights little Is doing; cotton 10 ship
ping for Liverpool. In exchange sterling and hills on
New York are scarce the rates remaining unchanged
ALBANY, Jan ls.-The -four and grain markets con-
tinus without change from last quotations. Hogs
In better demand to-day and So IS IL asked for prime
lots-nons good sold below So Receipts are light.
BosroS. Jan ls.-Flour--The market was steady and
note sales Of 700 barrels including Gsnesee Oswsso
and Michigan, with small lots of Ohio at Sc SIX
Sc so. Corn-Saes of 5000 bushels were made, nclud
ing Western mixed, new at II 73c; old do worth
10. Oats-Sales Of 1900 bushels made at SEQ Rye
continued steady at e1c Provsions-Thers q bet
ter feeling In pork. with good demand for primo
new lard. Freishts-No change.