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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-12
OBITUARY..

Died, The 18th February ,ate residence Of her Grand
Their in Nelson County Of typhoid f-ver after Sc
vere illness Of about forty days Miss FRANCES Ell
LEN, dang tsr Of Charles y. and Adalins s. PATISON
IN the 9th year Of her are.
/, the death II this amiable yonug LADY, society has
been deprived Of one its brightest jewels and friends and
relations have sustained loss which this world cannot
compensate But we humbly trust they are left as
those without hopea she sought the Saviour inner aft
ton and found him precious y her immortal soul She
appeared u be perfectly resigned TO the Lords will,
and would often ask her father not weep for her
that she hoped they would meet again in better
world.
- In Phila delphia of consumption, on Tuesday
the 2 ultimo, JESSE \. HlGGIN BOTHAM,i in the
27th year of his age
The deceased was native Of Tennessee, and at an
early age was left orphan by The death Of both his
parents, when paternal uncle the late Daniel Iggin-
b1tham, IF Nelson, Va, became his guardian, supern-
tending his education, giving him The advantages Of the
best schools in the North and finally Of the University
OF Virginia. He became re scholar, studied law, and
settled himself practice at Amherst Courthouse, and
moreover at the time of ms death, of the COM
mIssUners IN chancey for the Circuit Court Of that
ty.
Few men in any age or county have set out upon the
active Of life, with such bright, becoming and
buuyant prospects He married, in the month Of May
last, Of the lovees and best Of Success in
hlsproessonal pursuits then just begun rendered Ger
tain by his high qualifications and attention 10 bust
Generous, brave and affeconate, he attracted
large circle Of and admiGing friends, who rejoced
in hs prospect u long life Of happiness and Of useful
ness ID his country.
Atan early rod after his marriage that insidous
destryer tof human life seized upon him. and no medi-
cal skill was found healing fountain visited nor the
attecfonate prayers Of wife friends could him
tie died in city distant from his home hut attended
by his beloved wife, who tendery watched him land in
his last moments, he appeared forget his suffer
ing and to be wholly absorbed in sympathy for her at
lection.
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LEGISLATIVE.

,Nndnj. March ;. "A resolution, diecting the Exec
utve To deliver 81 muskets to the principal Of RumJrd
Academy was adopted.
Mr.. Sherfey presented Bill incorporate the Buc-
hanan and r anoke Rail Road
4 committee was appointed to make ARRANGEMENTS for
tile reception If the Ex- President Of the IT, S.
Mr.. Yerby submitted the following
Resolved by the General Assembly That the Board
Of Public Works b. and they hereby required to su
pend the execution Of any complete the
Southwestern turnpike Road State account until the
fate Of the bill now pending before the Senate fIr the
construction Of The Virginia and tennessee Railroad is
finally acted upon and determined and in the event Of the
passage Of said BILL the authority here. fore conferred M
he said Board said rad Except as fail
they have actually entered into contracts fur tile same
De and Tile same i hereby suspended
The resolution was supported by Massrs VERIFY ana
Scott and opposed BY Messrs. Burwell and Boyd and
LAID the table and made the special order of the day
for Wednesday, On moon Of Mr. Major,
Mr.. Powell presented petition of clliz4us of Amherst
r the repeal # the charter Of The Lynch5urr and But.
flo Springs Turnpike Company.
number of bills NJ private character Or local Inter
e., Were PASSED.
The bill 70 add Bedford to the 9Th (Judre Wison's)
circuit up and the House finally agreed to tie Sc
nat amendment, which takes Carroll fom Judge Talia-
f-rr1s aad adds 1t to Judge Browns circuit leaving
BeifIrd Is il now IS.
Tissdu Gh-On motion Of Nj Lavne. Resolved.
That h Board Of PI5o Works be requested to furnish
tl this II use information far they can, n wing
now fl- he Southwest NcALauised rlad has Been put
under contract aud wat extent the contracts hive
5sen completed
Ar. Nyme moved that The Bill to establish the Viz
gu!a Arnory ocnooJ De taken up. Lost-ayes % noes
80
\ bill 10 establish Bank in Sco,tsvie was passed
3 to IS.
Al half past o'clock, the committee introduced Mr.
Puk whl wa welcomed BY the Speaker and replied
Mr.. Il j. Walker, late Secretary Of the Treasury was
asJ loaned bg the Speaker, and returned his thanks
Tha House then TOOK recess, and there was a zen
era interchange Of saujauns between the members and
MesSIs. P, Ii and Walker.
Uedlesday 1th,-Mr. Faulkner, from the Committee
the Public Library. presented to the House cnnmu
nicaion the Supeuniende Of the Virginia Military
Institute. and the Aijutant General, giving details Of
rlln tur Typographical Map If the Sfats.
The Speaker laid before the House communication
from ihe Second Auditor relative the Southw esern
turnpike.
A bill to provide for the South side and RIvanna
nection was on m,tiun of M living of Cumberland,
ken up. and read the first, second and third time.
An engrossed bill concerning divorces was, on motion
Of Mr.. Watson, ordered to De lai on the table
bill Dc fnn- lie duties OF officers conducting elec
ton precincts IN certain cases;
Tie Bill u incorporate the Cuvin1tnn and Ohio Rail
road Company coming the urder Il The day" the
Defeated The passage, b. vote Of ayes y
! LyLe ~.
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
LEGISLATURE,

In the Senate. on Thursday. motion was made to
Reconsider The vote BY which The Virginia and Tennes
Rai Road bill passed, the attempt failed
II to l6.
In the House. the Richmond and Pamunkey Rail
Road bill was rejected-35 to IS.
The Wisconsin WmN Proviso res 'uons We're
communicated By the Governor. Or Mr. SCOTS motion
ey were laid On the table molten a Mr.. Pannll 70
return them to the Nnconsin Legislature was rejected,
nays So, mes 20.
Ayleen minutes rule adopted for the rest Of The
session.
A motion. of Mr.. Burdett to reconsider the vote re-
jeeng the Coyington and Ohio Railroad BILL Vas reject
Ell ayes 81 noes g.
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" We stated, 10 asst. hat the Union had never
denied the ruth ri NJ. Wnot's report IF converse
tJn with Nj PJlk TWO years agn. We have since
article II which the Is discussed. After
r7captuatin- the history Of tha three millions 5 and
the ENGRAVING upon it IF the Prov.j The MON proceeds
10 say
in conversation with many members Of 5nr-css some IF
whom verl -i A. .lr- tle pr1vis'. he urged that it
tagy vet laln -l lld wished \, express their
-.vs l1ln ta- ~rrT.. tlev Ii Bring il forward III
dis-ntt t5rn N vhch ir would nt bc tile
pclrl th4t -ley ch1,e wy Thought ii their dutv t1
brIl5 It lri 81 lSl,t firm. u' 71c could object
there meet them 1i >e-- the is non without connecting
It with ne-'-l- rs for pelc--I. NJ Wiml, OF INV
other pr|'n' t- 1ccvei the President a. 10 suppose
tr moment iA1t % any form. neither moved .nde-
pendent resolution restriction upon a territorial
pi-l- ha -nlI y-- 1l lyscerce the W Imut BIZ vi,
Wy Nv positively ln1 sIv at III v,.a t,tll AZ a-r
hcn~l.n- y know ali others who convrr~ed
with th President the -hJect know directly reverse
u 81 true"
The President willing Il Weld his acquicScencc to the
Missouri comrron line because compromise. and
often expressed himself roavcrs4tn As he has done in
hi public messages
Now We % not regard his az an authorised denial Of
the truth of Nj. WAmo,'s statement. Tie Editor
states hs own In.ereares saI impressions IIe never
once slys that h. Is authorised BY Nj Polk To rive To
the whole story t and explicit anu indignant denial.
And, indeed. were it denial 5y authority and in the
OF NJ. Polk it does touch the main points Of
the charge. NJ. WI no, alleges hat Mr. Pix sugres-
tel that he might lis Object By independent, re-
~,utun and u-ged him not en5ar-ass jul - inpar
o lh+ re-esa5shmeu " peace 5y pressing tile pro-
There i netting Ill th- Unions statement that
d0rs MT confirm what Mr.. Wil.nJt says Nj Wi
Eli, however, t-:;Ae. -Ices. -t Nj PllA expressed
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rdIsmllled Tor The .7nlerlcan.
PHILADELPHIA March So P. NJ
The Stock market continues hrn-Saes Of Treasury
Note IS at 10; and asked; New Loan REALISE
Pa SIS steady 90!aSO9
The Flour market exhibits special change-ssles
of about 1900 bbls. common brands at s5as566. Corn
Meal s.. 80, and Rye Flour So l2a per Dbl.
The supply Of Grain is Moderate Small sales of red
W heat at lO6al09 cents; white do. nomiua Halls
Corn is steady-saes Of yellow $1,000 cts
Oats 30a32 cents, and Rye G6 cents per bu-hel
There IS pretty full supply # Provisions and sales
making Of Mess Pork 5 latl .25 prime do. $40
Bulk Pork 5sa53 Western green Hams Ga els Lard
is selling at Gsa1s cents. in bbls. and kegs.
The Grain market Is rm. Sales OF y o. Sugars S.
$50 and Moasses at % cents per gallon Rio Coffee 81
T. cts with sales. Rec IS per lb
The Cotton market quet-dealcTs waiting further
from Europe sales small ard prices BUYERS
is1ey is selling % "a p per gallon in bbs.
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Ills cn"aIuess IL see Slavery extended any territ,-
~ which might be acquired. Whether Mr.. Polk was
sincere IN h We know nJt-lhai he said have
Mr. " inls solemn asseveration-an asseveration, -
flr uncoatradcted. The article il the Union, we
sorry say. sireng theHs confidence the yeracy
u Nj WIimJt's statement
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II. 5. SENATE.

Wedaesday, M Foote made personal expla :
ton 'about his affair with Alr. Cameron.
Standing Committees appointed.
The Select Committee on Gen. Shields case consists
Of Messrs Benton FeIch, Mason Webster and Pearce-
The Senate went into Executive session aud confirm
ed all the Cabinet appointments.
Thursday, S.-The term Of the Senate did nothing
ofany importance and there being nominations sent
in, adjourned at early hour.
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10000 Yards Tow and Flax Linen.

E subscribers have for sale very large supply Of yard
i wide made and flax Linen, the lowest
market prce Manufacturers ct Tobacco Farmers, Plan
Iron Masters and Contractors the Canal
t. call and supply themselves with good article.
Feb l9-tsif MEEM s CiVATKIN
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5 % "a = q Ia )

J'IIE books ana the late firms Of Bagbv s
4 Crenshaw and Crinshav, Bagbv = Carter, have been
placed u my hands f5r collections whom All indebted Will
please make payment without further notice, longer
diligence cannon be given. GEO BAGBY.
Feb Ij-6tif
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCHBURG MARKETS.
.MiRC.l l0h, lS4q
TOBACCO.
Inspections the past week

Tnsnections The past week rs Hhds
80 hhds. sid. viz y hhls Lugs and II hhds. Leaf.
as fll,ws:-two h.ds 81 80; TWO a los; one IS
one a 90; three 81; seven , 90; two 10; one
: l5 three 20; four , p. 3Otwoa - Az;
one 2 80; Two , So; one ? S. one a ? 80; one a
~; tura 10; one 8 20; one a 3 25 40
twoa : ~; two 8 60; one as 10; one 5 rs; one
30: one 1 10; one 50; one 4 40; two 4 60;
10; one a ) %; one a ) 40. Demand guud at
prices above The supplies Of Loose parcels has been
larLe for the last ten DAYS - abundant and So much
ont OF order Logs and common description Of
Leaf slightly 10 decline.
W. T. SMITH, Con- MKR.
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In the Lynchburg Hastings Court,

7
MARCH 7rn, 1919
ORDERED, that the Sergeant do on Saturday the 18th
~ inst hold pol at convenient place places, in
the Corporation of Lynchbug the the
voters Of id Corporation the propctv of building
Court House, and that notice election publish
ed in the several newspapers Of the town.
copy-Tcse,
JAMES BENAGH, elk.
Pursuant the foregoing Order of Court Poll will be
opened Saturday the 18th inst the house owned bv
Mr.. Alexander Ligeatt, door Messrs Mcdaniel s
Lees grocery store. H, DUNNIGTON, Serg't c. l..
March l2-2t
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Fashion for Gcnt!eNlcn-s Hats,
FOR SPRING, 1919.

NE subscriber takes pleasure ayine his friends and
customers, that he has Just receivcd the fashion FIR Gen
emens Hats being the latest issue Of Beebe Coer, New
York The Hat IS formed upon the principles
of taste and elegance, and when will be
perfect He would also call the attention OF his
the public to his general stock Of Hats, consisting of all
kinds and qualities of Summer Hats, Caps, SC.
March 12-2w WILLIAM SITTER.
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STATE OFTHE STOCK MARKET.

II 4 II Ut ut. oIUCk NARKEI-
Rcpored BY Beverly Blair. Licensed Stock Broker.
State Stock 3 per cents-par value $l00-sales at
par.
Corporation per cents--par value $l00-last sales
at 90.
James River s Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
Staie-0S and interest
Exchange Bank Stock par value $lOO-none on
sale
Farmers Bank Sock--par value tlOO-oS.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value t70-651
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 90 held as5
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $2O-
$50 | p 80
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
par value 500 held al SS5 and in.
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TIE SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALs.

The Supreme Court If Appeals, m Friday, tile RI
Iast, aer hearing counsel, granted Mandanus il the
case u Kesee Shnp aus deciding the Special Court
II Appeals to be Constitutional tribunal. The Court
was unanimous in the opinion, with the exception OF
judge Daniel.
ALEXANDRIA AND ORANGE RAIL ROAD
The li.l, increasing the State subscription to the
\ exandria and Orange Rail Road, passed the Senate
WI Tuesday, ayes Is. noes 10.
H. Com. Parker who went to Germany upon an in
y4tl1n Superutend the organization of the German
Navy, ofyed the commission Of Admira but is not
likely, the Union says resign his commission in the
American service. He has just been appointed to the
command Z. The Home Squadron-vce Commodore
Wilkinson, relieved at big own request.
VIRGINIA ANDTENNEsSEE RAIL ROAD.
Our Rail Road bill passed the Senate on Tuesday BY
the following vote:
Aye<-Messrs, Woods, Thompson, Jr. Kinney, Bar
bee Garlic, lsbell, Shackeford, Tate Wilcher Stan
ard, Kane. Amber, Rogers. Plrrott and Fry-l6.
NOes-Messrs. Scott, (Speaker) Tyler Averett,
Pits OpIe Dennis, Smith, Sloan ,.rwoud and McC au.
ley-lO.
On the receipt Of this intelligence here, on THURSDAY
night, grand salute Of one hundred guns was fired
from Diamond Hill, by detachment of Capt Shields
Artillery.
COVING1 on AND KANAWHA RAIL ROAD.
The bill fOr making Rail r 1ad from Covngtun and
Kanawha. % State account, was rejected BY the House
81 Delegates, On Wednesday, BY the very close vote
Of IS 3d. We should be surprised to see the vote
reconsidered and the bill finally passed.
The Richmond Times, Of Thursday, says, "In the
House Of Delegates yesterday the Dill establishing and
regulating the rates Of Pilotage, taken up and dis
cussed by Messrs- Segar and Mayo. In the midst Of
the discussion, call was made fur physician attend
Mr.. Allen, Clerk Of the Senate who had been taken sud
denly i'll and had fallen from his seat The House i'm
medately adjourned.
Mr.. Henry d. Ellsworth our Charge at Stockholm.
the man accused ofhaviug dsgraced his country BY
smuggling.
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SOMETHING. NEW

$ssTz Ei5tsAe NEN
M Af be found Lacy s Garand's on the Basin ie5
- bushels Of Mountain Evcrgrccns ccd, best improver
'o known to the present Will be from tn.
appended from one Of the largest and successful
arners in " ythe county.
Jtythe County, Ia Moo. l2th ls4s.
.Nessrs Lacy < Garland,
GcHtS:-ln relation the Evergreen Seed, nv own e.
pcrience satisfies that hen in unctioa With
Coverlt eXccs rcnovatcr Of Land thing have
and in addition the late and
early paSurage. 1t needs but trial prove hat saw
Yours truly. WILLIAM H. SPILLER
Feb. l2-ts
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+ Transmitted for the american. |

81 The Steamer America telegraphed from Halifax
With two weeks later from Europe.
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.y'DTECE
LIGHT LIGHTII

DHOSGENE GAS-CANIPHINE and ETHEREAL. OH
L "a fresh SUPPLY just IL hand sale By
jan Its JOHN II. SEAY Druggist
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First Stock of Spring goods ia
.YNrEet. -.YKUych ~, 1919.
mo j. PURNlS, Ag' this morning receiving large
y lot Of New Goods which, for cheapness and beauty Of
style exceed any thing he has offered for many
aS-TERMS-CA>H.
WHITE GOODS
My assortment OF Cambrics Jaconets Mulls, Boo and
other kinds of Musns, very large and handsome Also
Check Musns and Cambrcs, Bobbnett LAGOS Edgings Sc
Sc JNO. H.. PURNlS Att
March Pitts
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demand expected from the city milles until the lst
pril. when the will close.
WHEAT OFFAL Bran, bushel 10
Shorts Is
Brown Stuhs 25
OATS-bushel 50 81
RUNI-New ENGLAND % 81
WIIIoAEY-in bbs. IS 25!
PROEIS IONS-BACoN Smithfeld and Tod's
hog round-I00 lbs. II IS
Hams extra 9 10
Western sides Old 81 o.
Shoulders, Western a
LARD: in kegs Il g
COFFEE--Laguayra, per ID 81 az
Rio 6. 81
St. Domingo 81 a 81
Java 9 l0t
SUGARS-Havana, 6 a s. cts; New Orleans A 5
Porto Rico 81 6.
BRANDY-Oard, Dupuy s Co. IS 2 so
A. Segnette 3 90 5 50
IRON-Pig Iron, according to quality n 33
Swedes, per 95
English rs 80
Tredegar (Richmond manufactory) $3.50
NAILS 81
BUTTER Mountain irkin IA 10
Fresh Butter IL 20
LIVE STOCK MARKET, FEBRUARY 20
BEEF-S2 Is to s. 25, scale weight; nett, t5.5S
to $50
HoGs-None in market.
SnEEP-S2 to 81 as in quality.
JACOB SHOOK
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VEN *. .H'sIlE.$.

THE Richmond Wing and Examiner, we'll as the New
Z York Hrrald, and about 80 DIFFERENT KINDS OF
the BEST LITERARY PAPERS published in the North
cities regular received and obtained BY the
single rupv, from JNO. p. WRIGHT
Feb l9--ts AT the Post Office.
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.N'OTYCE,

.VOTICE,
ofthe provisions deed Of trust executed
,., 10 W mmas Stcptoe and wife the 2sth March.
IN, we; or one of US, will Friday, the 9th day Of
tom to the hi CHEST bidder that
tNtMN5ie Tract Of Land,
upon which the said Steptoe resides cohaining
about 600 II f 8, situated about
eleven miles from Lynchburg. Also, all the
said Stcptoes slaves and other Pc rsOnal
~ Property conveyed by said deed. The Land
will he sold upon Of q, Y and IS months, and the
Slaves and property cash. The title the above
property believe ed 10 be nqesonab but acting trus-
tees will only convey such title vested
by the deed Aforesaid. WIN. I. YANCEY.
CHlSWELL BARNEY,
Feb 22-wlhoapr Trustees
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Smuggling.

Mr.. Henry d. Ellsworth, our Charge at Stockholm.
sthe man accused ofhavng disgraced his country BY
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RIG II M ND M A H X rs.
MARCH, 5.
TOBACCO-The market is animated and prices
rather better.
CORN-43 to As cts
FLOUR-S5 offered S. ! askedhis shows a slight i'm
prOvement.
WHEAT-l05 for red and 10 cents for white. good
demand is expected from the city mllers until the LIST
pril. when the will close.
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Tar EL,crIor. -Movemsnts have nov begun for IN.
fsl esmTasn by both parties They are beginning 10
mar'hsl heir forces and Ia all directions OF the citv
may be teen small knots Of politicians d,cussng the
merits and demerits Of the several asprants for tho
Offices to be voted for at the ensuing election Among
tese are some pretty fat places, County Clerk fIr
thee years worth about $40 900 per year Sheriff for
three years 50 900 per year Senator
and 81 per dsy three members Of Assembly "a DER
DAY and honors For the hrst two Of these there ~
bott OF asprants who, doubtless would be willing 10
serve ihe dear people At great sacrifices In few dsy.
the political caudrou wi Begin 60 boil when We shall
Keep our readers Informed Of the doings thereof
las Lose AoeSr Is Ovss.-The rsst New York riot
case which has Kept the good people Of the que little
,own OF East New ork In erment for the pest month
nae % en- concluded so far the era nstion IL con
cerned by heldins fourteen ~ the Germans 10 hail, "a
answer iof an assault upon the Jerish congregation
Wv ArroIrrnEyr. Napoleon e. vache an esteemed
eitintn on Brooklyn, was on wednesday appointed
on hines County Hospital At Fstbusb, in place
etpnen CoDyer, Who 10 bound for the gold region
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o.
Arri,sd-Bsrk Amphitrts; Bseuos A, res. Juss "a.
ship Shened. Cadiz. July a. Left hip Rslto chartered
Governn ent carry troops to Morocco; Geo Hop
BARI chiocra Busnos Ayrs July 10 Left sw snip Prince
Carl Ter California barks Adolf for DO; Jiua Avsua
90 OceaDus foe Boston days. Success Co. dg;
Maid Of Orean. fer salem dg; Nuhinsum from Cadis arr
9TH, disg; Pilgrim. for NYork.
BARK Louisa Eaton Trinidad, Aug Lsfs NO American.
Barb Pico Trieste June @ Messna July H. brigs Bras
an raaeipms; Emblem, PASSPORT for do; schr Hunt
s'saIsdaship Sunbeam. NO ieans barks Hamilton, RE
Santroi Roman, Charlsson br Trenton Smyrna Alva-
r.do. p'rt a. Prince; andrews Aux Cages Darius. Ha
vane; Gilmore. SarauDah Haloyon, RschmeBd,
load for Brazil schr Byzantine, rhladelphia.
.s sAL.N, SeDt5.
Cleared--Brg Esther. Wilmington, NC.
Ssiled-schr Pavilion. NYors.
.. - - - NV BKproRD Sept o.
Arrved-schr Hy Clay, Albany sloop Abel Hoyt, Nan
tucket for NYork
Sailed Ships Saratoga and Mount Vernon. Japan Sea-
Arrived-schrs Queen, Baltimore; Antilles Henry Chacs
and Cinderella. kYork.
SULLIVAN, Ne, septic
Lady Of the Lake Hinds with granite Tor
B Dry Dock, Brooklyn NY.
New LONDON. septl
Scholarships Julius Cesar South Atlantic; Hannibal, NV
Coast.
SpOlsnAug 80 lat 40 S. Ion n 49, schr Sierra Nevada,
from Sag harbor for California; lat ~ 49, Ion u
ship Sabatns. from Liverpool for City Point.
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day, and the market IL heavy. With downward ten.
densy in prsss; - sex So 90 .s the nominal quots
uons ior MiohRsD "a heat held above the views OF
buyers Fer Ohio, s0c is asked, and CO. Oh red The
Tor corn IL not so've but Is without change
70 notice Sales Of 900 bushels, including mixed
western were made at 6ixc. Frsights remain the
same ~ last reported.
ALBANY. September o-P. N.
The receipts since yesterday are - follows Flor.
There Is bat moderate demand for -four An ths MAJ
ket tends downward The salss 1900 bills at S. .
20 lzH Tor common state and Western; So 37 IS So
Yor straight dol and So 62h s. 10 for pure Genesee
There but little doing in wheat It being held above
tho views of buyers Ese II 500 bu ,hsls Air Ga
nesee ives made ct 81 10 Corn IL firm, With salss or
Is GOO bushels mixed Western. 1t 60Kc Oats are not
plenty and firm; 5000 bushels sold ct lc Sulss
we're made Of 100 bbls. whiskev ct 28o. for Prison