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w SNTED

y the business Two three Apprentice GIRLS, to learn
the trade. l.. STOChNELL.
.. Grafton Sept3 dwtf
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
WORCESTER, loth month 10TH 1850.
4 BRANCH Of l. CHASE x CO.'S OIL STORE in
n WOonsOcket, is open in this CITY No Front
STREET Their SPERM OIL for MACHINERY is pure,
and their BURNING OILS Of the best quality and received
direct from New Bedford Fer reference read the follow
ing certificate. IGIIAB0D CHASE Il co.
NOTICE.
The undersigned, manufacturers hereby certify that they
have used the Sperm Oil for Machinery by Iclabod
Chase Co. of Woonsocket and feel warranted ia saving
that it meets their highest expectations, and cheerlay
recommend il TO others.
DEXTER BALLou & Co.,
GEO. e. BALLoU.
SAa'L GREENE, Ag't Woonsocket Co.
BATES & ARNOLD,
E. II. SPRAGuE, Ag't Globe Mfg Co.
A. d. LOCKWOOD & Co,
OBS diff EDWARD HARRIS.
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JOY to the World.

DERRY DAVIS x SONS PAIN KILLER, (none othe
genuine) Sold wholesale and retail by
?. H0LBROOK d CO,
Ian 29 diff 25l Man-st.
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Fresh GSrOwyis; yalOuv..

FresE. Ground Flour.
1000 BBLS FRESH GROUND FLOUR compris
EJOO ing a great variety Of bfands, among which are
] H. BEACH, II. 5. WILLIAMS
i. x. BEACH, W. w. WADSWORTU
y >. BEACH, SAMUEL MILLER, and
JOHN WESTON, j. GRAVES
Also, HALF BARRELS.
y H. beach q r. Beach, }. Graves, and Saml Miller
For sale by DRAPER d CLARK
Nos. l03, los and l07 FRoET STREET.
Worcester, May Is. dvtf
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.

- TTNHE ESTATE on WALNUT STREET, owned and
E" occupied by the subscriber for four years past
now offered for sale Terms easy. For full particu-
lars, INQUIRE Of H. G. BATES. dwtf oct 10
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.

Boston and Worcester Railroad.
$50 -iisss,lss:;s1
UIUMN .4RRAFGEMEN1', con,neacitg oet. Z Ia5a
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, MS follows.
Leave Worcesterat5, 73C,& l0.30am 34U GAS & n:
Mbgry us % ~ i',4
Milford at 5G0 ~ IN
SaXGEvilc at S35 dtz
Newton at 100 and 0 ee.s- : ~ Il,
Blooklne at II, 65 81 l04 am, u. 81 & $50 "
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows
For worcester at 730 and am, u go 23O a 8G nj
Millbury at S g i =.
Milford at 9g0 m AZ u
" SaXOuville at 900 * &c
" Newton az T45 - IN & aul a ~ q,
Brooklme at 05 & g, Il m l24. o. >. g. a 1oG0 -
l5FOr further particulars see Pathfinder Railway Cpi1a
% dWu G. TWlCHELl. Supt
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',oyidence ana Worcester Railroad.
" y v ~ III diIu 0Itcr Oct Z, IeJl
TRAINS

~. rsf-- 'T7s=s11sazz-7
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To LET.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
~ ( EEVfS 7. LAZE1T4E4, offhe lat
- j. firm Of SCoTT & LAzELL formerly
s,zs-ssSE ID. Scott, Jr, & Co, has purchased the
asssysa 49, interest of his late partner in the estab-
f-, .---ssF lishment and viii continue the
action of the DRUG BUSINESS as
Ess3 heretofore at the Old stand,
8SSS No. 2OI Main street,
@A Thanking his friends and the public
lssEzSsssa for their continued favors ofneary live
years past to the old firm. he bespeaks
share of their future patronage for himself assuring them
that every pains shall be taken that all Medicines dispensed
at this Store. shall be of the Uery best gtatity.
LEWIS 4. LAZELL,
At the Old Stand, No 20l Main Street.
Sept 25 1919. dwtf doors north. Am. House.
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poot honest ,oemany Of eur soil be made The ,ehelfy
upon "hf'h afsocracy ia To rdc into power9 W. snca
10 bon rainy and icarcssly hecausr we have the bc.t
interests 81 err State at heart We speak n Won as
N'notioan iffemen, aud we appeal. by all we Holt dear
aa he tanfe welfare OF the STATE aruuso yourselves
f aeilon shake Ell the dew drops" that rlstea upon
yenI shiitswok for The saoiy and honor g., the old Com
nonweath and then 90 10 the ballot box in August next
aoa IN voice Of tehiod thunder, give qactns lhse
VIM would Keep yenr 10 the dust and let that mighty
''eAa'Ien DO heard eehoing fom every hin top aud
valley that the OLD Dominion the bnlh Place of lbct
~, is once more ful by the people
'i1,fy Iote,s orhe District,
The following ate the names of the candidates now be
fore The people:
Gov. lhos VI, Flood, of Appnma,tox,
Reform Col. Willis Z. Bocoek. of Aproma,ton.
Geo. W. Read. Esq. of Charlotte.
Wyatt Caldwell. OF Charlotte.
,= Snngh u. Grigsby. Esq Of Cha,lo.lo,
Anu hei'm u. J, Wnrsham, (Clerk.) oi Prince
(EdwaA
Gr'esby was an anti Refrm man in the las, Convcn-
ton. from the Norfolk District.
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DIR II All ROAD

Col Garncu and his brother Theodore s Grnoll, last
week passed over HE route om this point through Jack
san county. Ala II the Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail
k"ad at Crow Cteekand returned To his place by Win
chester, Tenn, New Market, &c Each ,ouic ,cM be
fond entirely pfdcticdbG. The Colonel leaves this
morning Tuesday for Memphis, and viii exrmne the
route by Decatur. Tuscumhia &c, the sau, side o
The ienncssecj and, on his renfo Will pass tho north
side OF the llTc u examine both routes The sur
vey proper will then commence from Huntsville.
HE work is 10 % on vigorously h. completion. Gov
Jon, has done well in getting stock; Mr. Mlll5is in the
held Gov. Johcs appointments in jackson unity arc
given in this weeks Advocate Now the time Tor the
trends of he road Il be active Money alone is now
wanting. The road is entirely pracli,ahc-tho route,
all favorable. And this enterprise is daily growing it
Importance and lis availability becoming manifest. -
There must be 10 such word as fail The work can and
mus be done-mas 90 on 10 successful complexion
Let no one h state doubt.
Sec the notice also for meeting Of the Directors on
The 10Th July next in this place. HHtsric .4ieocaic
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june 27tli, 1850.
4 Il T. Nj S

H.. The citizens of Ellicotts Mills, upon the
occasion of Mr. Clays recent visit to Col Carroll
having learned that he would pass through their
village, resolved, without distinction of partv. ia
give him reception. lie was informed of this
intention by MIR Hare, and therefore, took an
other route. The citizens ofEllicot's Mills learn
ing the conduct Of Mr.. Hare passed indignant res
olnons, condemning Mr.. Hare in the strongest
terms On his return Mr.. Clay visited Elicott'
Mills, and expressed his regret at the passage OF
the indignant resolutions.
&C. The prospect for noulishing weld from
The growing cotton crop Of Mississippi is rnprom.
iSing.
u.s. True bills have been found against Gen
Lopez and other leaders Of the Cuba expedition
among whomls Gen. Quitman.
{1S, The Tobacco crop of MARYLAND is unrrom-
lsing. The same is true Of that Of Virginia
o., The Cholera, we regret 10 see, is raging
in Mississippi.
o. The Hon. r. W. Barnwell has arrived in
Washington.
Iu5e The commencement of Washington Col
legc, (LeXlngton, Vaa) passed off with credit to
the institution.
o., Mr.. Willis has sued Folros, for The dam.
ages he has sustained in the recent attack upon
his person, which he estimates at Sl0,0 900 Tin
stepis equally as cowardly as the assault of For
rest
o. Com. Stockton denies the prevalent ru-
NOR his trip 10 California.
&C., The last adyices confirm the revolt at eau.
dalonpc. The negroes, however, were conquered
after the death of several of their rnecaders.
o. Mr.. Hays, the celebrated Police Master
OF New York is dead.
g. 1t Is Iumoled that revolution has taken
place in Mexico, and Santa Anna has returned
o., The Cholera has, in great measure, ceas-
Cd to prevail at HAVANA.
o., The Spanish authorities of Cuba are still
under the impression that an expedition is being
fitted up, in th,s country, for the invasion OF that
island.
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Notice to Contractors,

SENlfb Proposals viii bo received by until
- the 18th diN o July an y ot the construction
SECOND aud lhd Sections III the Floyd COURTEOUS. aud
liillAvic Turnpike Road Each Section about
m length, and they may be hd Tor separately jointly II
They aie taken jointly they will be required To he completed
by the l., OF july ls5l II spaacly by thu h April 1851
These Section ,wiih the under contract enl ce
the entire road built onely b, hc state and il c,o,s
arct"n and the specifications similar 10 those OF the
Rocky Mount Tu,npkc
specifications and field notes viii he lett i examination
diicf the 10th July NJ the OF Asa Howard fn,d
Courthouse, and At Johnson tavern Iili,sc at wch
latter place, the bid, are Ia be opened at the time specified
The right REJECT all al the bids resrrvo and
heconaci sto be ratified 10y the Board oil Public Work.
before !, Is binding
The location will probably be completed by the lOh July
and the line ready lot examination
The Proposals nnst be addressed 10 IIsylc Can.
oil cauni, aud be endorsed "S,a led Iluposas,"
Hy udt al The Eutd ri Public Wmlt5.
INpWEI.L II BROWN, fnpin,ei
Floyd {. IL and iIsy,llc Turnpike.
July l=ilJJy
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From the \. Y FypreBs.

MATHEW L.DAvs is dead! lie brcathcd his last
after several year, prosiraiin Of his health Ivy paay
at the residence of his son, AIanhattanville on Fri
day evening He has led stirring and busrlins life
having been always engaged in active politics. and being
ever on the most intimate terms with Of the lead
ing politicians Of the country. With Aaron Burr his re-
atons close and confidential and he was appoint
ed the literary administrator oil that remarkable person
arc lie was for many years tho correspondent oflhc
Co,oicy and Fnq,i,cr, under signature of the "Spy in
Washington," an! his lorof5 AWAY characterized
bY Junus like dIetncss, tersenCSs, and pungcncy
which renders them readable if not always reliable EIc
tho correspondent also for many years Of the London
Times, under the signature Of "The Gencvcso Travel
lor,' in which capacity he want 10 discourse upon
American pucs, inaucllvoly. and. in tho main, accu
latiy and 51undv ilopy Clay woseN.r tic rgloI,a
iI u lle. Ils lH'tH'sa 4 la eto8t Is n1f
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JOHNSON ~ NVDOIEOIK,
d OOK AND jon pRrN Il n s

Market street, Iynchburg, Va.
NTpNlll RESPFtIFNliN inin,m their iiicnds and
w the public, that they have established IN thus place
efirnsirc md complete JDB PHLNILNf; OETIEE, all
MATERIAL selected from the New York Fodries,
the sole view al meeting the business wants 81 this
nfy Then Office being thoroughly supplied with PLAIN
aud FANCY lhfE, many Of whieh ais NEW STYLE,
enihlcs them io execute PRINTING or EVERY NARI.
Ely, Plain and Fancy, Large Small In the neaest
reasonable ofma and at the shortest possible delay
COLORED AND BRONZE PRINTING
done a, the lowest rates. and IN the neatest
paid ps ua' attention TO The selection OF then Inks, &e
io, ihis branch Of the All, -
Having had considerable experience At the Job and
having in their office all ma'efathry hattep
themselves that they execute printing equal Ia the
Matthew tirs. Al they ask is NAL. e
81 All orders condod to us shalim with unerrng
iontion aud punctualhy -
Office UP STAIRS IN SthoolGels building, imn,c diaie
|, oppos, the Market
JNn. T.. JOHNSON
Ko. N. VOOLFOLK.
Feb ~ CmU
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general .SusfsO,s safes
N|ei''''saA;

El MoSn & ilOLCoABE, Au,le
an Tuesday notnnp. 81 init W. " III sell AT public
~ auction. At 10 o'clock. ut MI pmvia > Gomez
10 hMrld Roc lenngg
do y o sugar.
h"es Golfer, (R,o aud Iag'a)
80 boxes Sugars
1OO silk and cotton lldlfl
10 boxes sweet Oranges.
da Tea,
Together with great variety Of Dfy aud Fancy G. DDS
eohss Ing 81
Broad Chha and Cassimrrea
CaIeocs. Glnghams silk and cnttun landk is,
Checks. Lawns, Cotton Drillinr
tarpe, Bays. &c. SC. &c,
Which will he sold without reserve far cash
MOSBY & IlOI.COMBE
Jnlp lit Aucts and Com Al,,
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ln'onilnr to enthusiasm. lie was WILLING. TO the last
pend and hcsPcn IN his service. aud IN the ,ftis
Ia phonetic his advaneemon and of late YEAR, uhcn
most s'hfI topics flleJ atnnsc him To converse tho
oae ntasion to Henry Clay weut LIGHT up his eyes and
make hun eloquent. fn some linn past Mr.. DAVIS ha,
he'd an oii'ee nndet Tho Government which has made
' gu - aS eanioiiahle as WIS consistent with he en-
datance OF such bodily nlirmties AZ those Win which
ns was afflicted isnature was genial and hph toned
ts Powers OF conversation remarkable aud lac had
inna oil ahectols ssways al command which mad. him
vac i1VS' entertaining of companhns. Ihoy who knew
kecnly than hours chat with the Old Bx in S,srs
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EFFECTS OF THE rARlrF.

he wealth Of several of northern counii,s consists
IN Their iron orr. For few years the mines have been
worked successfully and the cnierrtisiny men of that
og'on BEGAN 10 look forward years Of permanent pros
PENNY Morc III IN one hundred and fifty FORCES have
been erected. giving employment, directly 80 than
seven hundred PERSONS and 0drccly over two thous
and. These men cam more Than $4,000 week. and
Were enabled h support themselves aud families contJlt
ably.
but. under the operation of the BRUSH iatin Of
10, The demand oi their labor has been gradually falling
OH, For three years. the owners Of the ore beds and
lorges have managed To lvo-en hope. They were &c
Incan 10 discharge tho men in their employ because
they knew that 10 do 81. would be IL cut of their only
available means of support. Their MY capital was
their hands and the only mode by which they could cn
der thai capital aya'lahle lhong in that depart.
mcnt oi industry 10 which they had been bred
but NECESSITY knows law The employers 80
themselves men generally Of small moans-saw nohnc
hut inevitable bankruptcy before then they persisted In
producing that which they could only sch loss they
have been. thus far driven to suspcnion of their
works. Fourflhs Of all tho lrgc fires in the northern
part oil the State have been already cxtnsushed aud the
residue must be.
llcreoIe the busy aspect presented by the mul iuo
Of orge5 in operation the hanks of Lake Champaign,
constituted one Of the peasan'ost features of trip through
that beautifully ri nusquo lake. But those FORCES
stand On. as many inserposs vomiting 10 the desruc
tive ctlt cts II the Loco taul Of lSl6.
HE money heretofore earned by these OllO iron wnt
kcrs Is now sent 10 England aud Males The Sl2 nOO
week which they have hitherto expended Among the
aTmors and merchants IN thcf noighbop1j 90 into the
pockets OF The farmers, mechanics. and merchants OF o
elgn counties. And this Is the Demeciacy 81 Iocoloro
lsn' They profess only II upon The rrh manulac
nrel; Tor they full Of sympathy for the poor man
Aud yet they know very WILL lhll or every naunaeu
tor ir ioln'n' policy hanlrups, IL heogars hundred
artisans. whose only capital consists ri the PHI sc pow
eT7 winch KIND Providence has given -.banl
Errp .IIip
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Ill L l.1

| WI SIDNEY COLLEGE, RIt IlMpNI), NA,-Tb,
IN YtctIh Annual Course Of Lectures Will
Monday the lt o Oclobc 1850, and continue until ia,
1T OF the ensuing March The fpr coni,
ing gtc,e will be held about III, middle ol March
r. l. BoHt"N4N, NJ u proC If Obstetrics and Discus
csnC Uoncn aHd Ghtitcn.
Nv CuaugruaY9E, NJ d, REF Of 1Iateita .hedea
ami IhoI0peutcq.
:. MAnrI9, NJ. H. HeE Fl Chemstfyand Pharmacy.
CnAs BrlLG ln ON, M u, P'ot. 81 Surgery and SUI.
| tcui .Itntomy
cAnrGRr JoassoN, NJ - Proc ef .anatop,y and rAy
stoi0gy.
DNvp II IueFGf, N y, Pref 81 Theory o,id F,aotce
| Of Mod coIc.
AErnuR h. pEncoLis, NJ II UcDoIsf,atoro IF .inatomy
The study OF practical Anatomy may he prosecuted with
the most ample facilities and Al very tipg expense
Clinical Ic,tncs regularly giVn al the Cologc inht
mary and Richmond Aim house The lnhmaty, under the
roof with The College and subject TO the entire control
Of the Faculty, Al all times well filled with medical and
nEIoal ca and Hmlsle, peculiar iaccs rf clinical IA
Srurtion Many sutstcal operations performed PIE
o the class and the students beng freely admitted Co
the wards ENJOY under the guidance oi the Professors
sua opportunities Tor Incoming familiar with the symptoms
diagnosis and treatment al disease
Expenses Naturalization lee, 81. Professors fees, sos.
DeinonstIato,'s Zee, SO. Graduation tee, s2b.
The p,ce OF board including fuel lights aud servants at
tendance is usually ., S31 per week.
The catalogue, sc containing fuller information
ing the institution, Will be forwarded to those apply ing
spocifc inquue, viii be answered by letter. ADDRESS,
S. MAUPIN, Nj. u,
July 1T Dean Oh The Faculty.
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REDUCING STOCK.
JUNE IL. 1850.
EEL. KICKER 4 RliOOkS.

1ANlNt' determined tn make change in their business
on the LIST day August viii irom and after this time.
se strictly at cost ior CASH, their ontfc stock III ad,
summer i,io's Goods, such Sks, Bctare, GcnadneA
Mcdliinns French incnncts, French tambre, Gingiams
Lawns and talcocN Mo- French Worked tapcs and Col
lars, l'onncs, bonnoi Ribbons aud flowas They will al
- opi Other goods al reuc, pros Ladies aud gent.
town and country will do we'll 10 ra aud supply them
solves with such goods they want The, will find
almost article they want in the Dry Goods line,
s'orh being very large and inviting
N. u Merchants viii find In. asso,tmoni Of Goods in
tins seck, aud wl he able To ropensh their stocks bet
tei terms than ever before. b., X. n u.
Iun, IiI
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GOLD C0IQRS.

Nht subscriber 'ak.s tins mstho u inormrf gen,,nssn
who have light fancy eoord pants that soled,
That they have them dyed beautiful gold ooot
fancy color they may wish lie also continues to DYE and
HlEACli lcghorn straw and Panama Hats, by pro
cess recently discovered nj the North by This process OF
bleaching, the hat retains its brlliaey and whcness much
onSe thanh the old process, Also, Carpets cleanscd d al
rt and grease, viii which they be sod and made
took almost equal 10 Persons having the above
cie 81 any Article they wish dyed ccanstd the
Ion restored have them done at the shortest notice and
he most satisfactory manner by calling nn the subscriber
at,he lower c"d o Main street, opposite the Farmers Hotel
April - -Jm JOHN II SOLOMON Fl
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CoRRrcroNs.-ln publishing the address Of
Hudson NJ Garland, jr., few numbers since,
several errors were made.
.'fesSrs. Editors = Several errors appear in my ad
dress to The citizens Of Bedford published in tho ylqin
ian OF The 2lst June. Among them three which de-
sire 10 correct.
In the first column 7ith line from the ,p 'Icalities,,
should be locdltY in the I09b line .'lalf-pledned"
should be haJpedgcd; and in The third column, SD
line from tho top, 'sirky den should be riehiy aden
de. Ill avail myself of This To say what should
Ee said in my Address hut which did not then occur To
mt. VIZ: thai the gentlemen whose names arc attached
10 the Recommendations contained In that crcular are
MI responsible f auy Of the opinions there expros cd
They simply recommend the establishment Of the piper
and the undersigned lis conductor In this dav when
So many questions OF State and National concern are in
agitation and on which such contfaficty OF opinion ex
sl II would be singul indeed il any of men should
agree IN every thing We all agree presume in one
thu g tile promotion If the veal We differ
only as To the means by which the end is be reached
are all in favor If the settlement of The slavery pn1s
i,on, yet differ as 10 The best mode Of tina, settlement
we are all IN favor of Constitutional rnorm vet differ
as To subject and extent All we have IL do then ia To
hinh and let think. There never was an Editor who
pleased every body he who undertakes tn do So will
soon please u" body But there is thing, in which
Halter myself shall please The whole pc pie of Bedfd-
Jealous devotion 10 their local interests and concerns
and an earnest desire Ia promote the general welfare of
the State Thiss the main object OF the paper aud in
1t shall doubtless have the co-operaiiun Of ALL
am no aware that there Isl any material difference If
opinion between myself aud lhe gentlemen alluded to-
en as some 1t them before the people candidates
ioI the approaching Convention, deem this explanation
proper.
Respectfully uls.
II. Nj. GARLAND, Jr
June 21tlf lSJO
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'rom s. 50 IN 81 the ho1i 'qal 10 ija5 IS ne, AMI
averaging 81 -.
liogs-'iho supply i. small aud the market lia'e
moro GIVE. We loo'o tom Al 81 s. %
F3opr. We note sales to-day Of 800 bills. Howard
Street Flnnt nj s. .
NJ sa,a u City Mills Flour n.dny IIoliofa ask
s. ~.
Grain M Maryland Y heat at markoi 10 day Sew
sral lois II Pennsylvania rcd Id NJ il9al2O cts
lot Of penna while brought l25 cents aud another OF
very prim" qualuy. $50.
Sales III Corn at 60 eeus f white and 6o,63 cts fur
yellow.
Oa,, are soarco and wanted. Prime lots would b,nr
t2' 10 cents parcel ofconmpn qa,,y s,d to-day al
IL cts.
l'rorsion'. We note sales Of 20 hhds Shoulder a,
Ja5. cis 20 hhds sides At cts; and NJ 10 t,oces FAM
ly Hams a, loal0, cts. Aho, 100 Logs Lard at I.
eta, mos.
Dhi1ey.--Thc demand is very limi,od. and prices
have further deelned. We noo ANAL sales III bbls. at
% es.
piiLADElpiiIA. Iona q.
business Is qnlet and Stacks eheavy .punusylya
MIA Us l0l
Flour market = TIE foreign news has prdnc,l M
marked ehanpe. aud the market nomnally ns before
he market n athor Inactive and hnt a small demand
lof common aud COOL brands small sales of enlnno,,
brands Al 81 lS.h5 p.
GIaina are scarce Sales ot red Wheat nj lo0hlol
cents. aud white AT i2oal30 etc. Sales Of white Corn a,
% cents. and yellow Al IS els Oats IL cts iur South
en-
Provisions ara dull and bu, lte activity in ina Lo,..-
The quotations ate steady.
Tho weather Is very walm.
NEW YORK, June 81
The Stel market ody Is quiet. aud with sr,cial
slango in pricea,
Ihole IL nothing IN notice in the Flour market
The demand IS Ian aud he quotations. steady sale
| toachcd 6O0O bbs.
Cum market dull There il no change in " heat
and prices remain saturday
foyslons are steady Sales lon hlls Mica. puL
Al $40 62'a3l0 Is. aud Prime at 81 G2laS 10
Sata o 1000 b'gs ST Domingo Colc, At 3. ccu,s Pc,
llh.
The Cotton make, IL finn, aud wnh M change In
pre's-saos ii 5000 hales at Ia Ion mildng ulllnds
aud - lur mnJlihr Ollcans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
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CELEBRATION OF THE It'll July AT Liz
ERIN

On the 1lh Jely next, thee will b. public procession
Oh HE Sons OF Temperance o Bedford county IN Liberty
Is expected that the ten Divisions II Bodod viii all
be present and also, Liberty Section Of Cadets Of Tenn
pcrancc. An oation viii b. delivered on the occasion hy
Edmund Irvine; Esq, Of Franklin county. There will
be, also. fee dinner spread in the grove. After dinner
meeting will be held in aid of the American Colonial
ton Society, aud several addresses may be expected on
that subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
Office Of ihc Baltimore .1moican.

Cdiie.-Ihcro was large increase IN the supply of
Beeves at the scales today IL addition those from
Illinois and Ohio goody number Of graes Cattle
present from Virginia. which, taken connection with
The large number offered had the effect reduce r1evi
ou5 rates The Offering, reached $50 head. Of winch
As wlc I'D TO city butchers, % ie ovcl uns 3D.
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