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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
: r,on he .nrd IN Timrs March 23l
] Mr.. CALHOUN on THE SLAVERY CUES

Mr. Calhoun has delivered his opinion the country
IN The form II ar rsin arance. which depicts
iashe strongest language the nature of the diyisin
che Slavery QUESTION and the consequences whrh they
ere tending This senn declaration Il the great cham
pen Il the interests of Tho South derives II rosble 10
creased weight and anthmi,y from the declining health
go ia eminent author. u road in his name by
~ his senatorial collragues; and that Assembly might
e well pause a, WARNING uttered hy statesman ID
On "'der Il intellect whch with increasing rarity
in the runv ranks uf demorrac pntiiiriahs.
Mr.. Calhoun w'al'd remedy the evil. OF the injustice
of'-h.e ~ -''r,.'eshv covering the which nj
ready impaired and hr withdrawn rm the present on
fed-ra.n anlpss II Comedies 'qnaI range all The
'pf.ea'i"ns III the South But this snluiinn If the diff
eol'y,' paramount contradiction. opposes itself
" the saith is already tho weak To Obtain from Con
Vress due gnion of what she erus her leea phr.
enr'n the to,ing of the Constitution. how sh,ll SHE
sspre' IL exi"ri frnn her powerful rival fair ron
ditiuns Of srrar,ion1 VII, shall a.efmine The lin.
its Of her Jurisdiction those territories where tho
mere sppna'h # her srtvile institutions is instructive
iy f"Mled Who shfll protect even her own right.
snd her own Independence against snpetnf anihgn.
INST rs long she weakened the core by her hack
r"P'a'ioa9
III. clear tina, II tho que tim ever reached his fta
extremity. III" free If The North and mol the prote.ia
s'en- of HI Snfh. would dictate The conditions md
though struggle might ensue the same pnwrr whose
ssrrndency ctlls tih this resistance would fnd means ID
enforce that ascendency against the assaants n the Con
sintiniand INST can'es, which Mr. Calhoun compare,
hthe War 81 Independence might end with greater nr,b
sm'' IN the snhingaon Of the feeble party Those con
nd"ratns cannot fail Ia strike the statesmen aud the pe
pie o the tni'cI States; ald pr f.ssnp a. we d., an in
'efrst IN their welfare second only that which we feel
w the welfare of the British mrire.w confidently hope
that no division inetest or opnun bew, IN North and
s'u h VIII ever roach The disastrous consulnaiiun III /,
dissolution Of the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

ess . e.n@issre. with view ,~s rsnrsva.ss. The
k,narahle Serscr fran Missouri rises up and ssys no
hsrs subject Ina, must MT refer IN The c"mn'''-
tee; anei her Senator may rse up AID ay hers
10 sn,ah.r subject ths, YOU not refer; asd
third my rice up and saw here is third sub.
je~, that ron must mt refer IN the connrsie"
This pn"posiiiun rs ahshes = cnmmiiee, The ehjeci
81 which !. comprnnis- all tie differences that si'e
II The subject If slavery Constitute ya''f n'mii'te
Gs such rupss aud then tax. f,,n them ~r'ns'dara-
tim Of one b,anclh Of ihf subject, No ID his be ruh.
sirf Can yan no. irus yunr mnee Nhar'ef ~
DIN. nv The com has 10 be brought beioie The Sen
etc fr its consideration. fur crnifan m r'jrc'iuh. at
the r4e,suss ri the Senate. if they repHt ilnprpe
BILL either separate measure or cnnnsct.d meas
rre Y h,v. the cntro'liny pnwrr WI vow not a'w
che snh.r, he roasiderrd exsmne determined anon
~ The ,umi,tes rdna ~ the bes dg nen ~ III 81
wh van ro.6ds IN" erest and SPINS bic duty -
Sir done ought MT 10 have said much. snd !
heg patdnn Of the Sense for occupying much Of ,he
time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
Washington April l2 1880
SEN A'nE

feuhons were presented aud reports Received from
The Standing Committees, during the mnrnino hour
~ motion. me Sma'o then took up The proposition
o' MI fohe. To refer the Compromise res utious sinh
united respectively by Messrs Clay aud Bell t., n sole,
committee OF thirteen ~
Mr. w ehser remarked that as the amendments s,bmi,
ted Yesterday by the Senator from Missouri. fM, Rem.
.oh'J We're such as would necessarily lead To long de-
bate, he hnnght the best course to be pursued wnuJ h
10 abandon all idea If select committee
'' LAY could not agree with the Senator from Mas
soc"uSe''s' aud urged the appulainenl Of The Commit
", Benton sent to III" Clerks table nine additional
mstu lions which he Intended To move in case III. ~,
P9lntheni "i The committee should be insisted unon y
,"e "hole SUBJECT was then. by unauInous con.ent
a'a upon The table, and he Deficiency Bill taken mn =
~ aenumfh proposed TO the bill by the commits a. nm
nance. sinkng out an appropriation for Tho c.u,,l
ton oil the Patent office building uaye r,se =, i.,,
aeoah', which was pafc a'ed IN by Mesr. Dickinson
Hunter, Phelps, Pearce Fo5ts and Clarke r. Cns
co'n'"s to Vote upon the amendment the Senate ad
Joufned. O. meet again On Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
ny general Consent, bills from the Senate we're fall an
| up aud appropriately referred ~
A bill tr the rehtf of he wild Nv Of Gen W,h ,.a
atI fnconnerng much oppsllon laid aside for engros,
The lionse then resolved itself into Com i,
Whole aud l"'k up the Private Bill Calendar Aha,
deVong some time to the consideration of bills nf nj
vae nature, the Committee rose pr
Mr. Bun, Chairman of the Com piltee anr,i,.A ,
investigate The conduit Of the Secteraey of Il n, a ~
regard tn The Galphin Claim asked insruc,i,n. r,n,
lhe House as to the nature Of the duties If the Conn
| tee 80 N'"'"i'
Mr M"re said that as the friend Of The present aa
mihsliaon he was III iavor of the fullest inyes,ic.,
lie lheieuPD proposed resolution prnnting th.e '
"'ee lull power 10 investigate all subiecfs c,n,ec,.,
WIN Tie allowance Of interest on said claim. and I
empowering sad committee send TO, p,,sons and ~,
pcrs. ' anu pa
Il q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
$2,330,S25
From HE abingdon virginian.
OUR Rail, ROAD.

The corps of Engineers under Mr. A Ellison Jr
left this place on Thursday last on route to the Tennes
see line. for the purpose Of completing md snrv
of the route of The Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
line. The Engineer has taken a mostly new rout, 10
that gone IN the former survey but A. will he
from The letter suolned permanent location has been
OF WIN De made. unn all the routes surveyed We
glad that The company have adopted this c.rse as !,
WIN enireiy remove any superstition of pataily If re-
Ally there has been such feeling entertained To any
particular locality We have the most entire cou6denc,
IN the board as at present orgauizsd and under the rec
,Ln OF Presen. Chief Engineer. Col. Garne,t. and
Principal Assistant Engineer, Mr. Ellison. we have M
doubt such location will be made as will be entirsI,
satisfactory to all concerned.
Al our request, Mr.. Ellison has kindly fn,n;,bsI -,
The following preliminary survey Of the route over which
he has Just gone:
ABINGDON. April 9. 1850
DEAR SiR:--ln reply To your enquiry resrec,inr III.
rouie pursued In the preliminary survey .f tho lis :,
the Nuglns and Tennessee Rail Road dur;,, .h v
sen, season, snsw er, NV r''-
1 lie survey commencing at Salem foows Tho v,l.,.
81 tue h"anoAe, Son III Fork of Ruanoke aud Ellioi,
1ee@ 10 the summit OF the Alley thames 5 niles SINH Al
Ihrs'lanshug thence running suuthwe.ierly ,ass,na
NE f"nndry.' strikes and crosses New Riv., 49,,
IA miles above Enpsh's Bridge; thsrce ao,, NJ, H.
er AID up Reed Creek leaving h. latter mile ,h,va
It's mouth. passing Gfaham's Furnace On the Clad
through ll-ny's Flat (betweea the Lick NIo,n,nn.
midway bewern Reed aud CrlppIe treeLs .nd 80;
ao'n seven mites sou h of NvihevilIe The, c,.
sG ,ar. Kun nesr P'rsrs. ,ho "Marsh,r Gro. SIN,
tho ~" a., RiIge | mics nth Of Tho ,illaas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

theHee dova e Ad'e FHfk ~ H1Isof. BIZ NlasIon ard
Seven Mile Ford. 10 liuIton'- Greek thence up Hut
,s Creek and through the College valley Abingdon,
passing within OF miles Of The Sal works and plas-
ter Banks. Themes north Ut ,adl+y Tavern. by the
Big Spring and Rev Mr. WalIsces, 10 Gil Gmd son' q
and dawn Beaver Creek t. The Slate Line, near Rev.
Mr.. Kings -
M definite Location is made on any part of The rone
west Of sa'm Several other ton's a e u be- surveyed.
10 enable The Directors H. decide uIn tn. ch apst and
hs line, preparatory 10 faal Ioeat,o OF the Improve.
neni.
u Is III" intention Of the b ard II Director 10 place
so miles nj the roaj under This fall and The bal
ance ~ 1861. rHT rsHF#EH
leIy respectfully. your ob't sety'i s.-==s-zz--.a
ANDREW Ell LiSOSJR
sZtsH#sIz ~, is Eiig'r Ia S T.u II n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
EXCHANGE.
foTelgn-On London 81 s. per cent prem.
STATE OF THE STOCK N.pKp1

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
2a'e Stock per cen's-par value Sl00-sales at par
Cooperation per par value SlOo-las, sales a,
100. '' '"'' ~
9 James River and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State. par. y "N
Exchange Bank Stock-par value xlOO-last sales
$l05, '''' '''''
Farmers Bank Stock pr value slOO-s,,es =, tlot
Virginia Bank Stack--par value EO-sales at s73!.
Manches,et Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value tl0O-hed at SIS
h'chmond Fire Association Stock-par value 500
sea- 30.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Roil.ro,d
Stoek-par value tl00-sales at $50
richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Deb-par value'tl00- 500 ofiered-none 10 he had
Richmond and Lonlsa Railroad Stock-p,r value 81 90
-laSl sales at &lJ. Some are asking higheI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

Mil sea,a psa al he .eisy b. prl-
aud Tdn.rable 10 ts c0anify az VIII ~ highly ctedi
liable 10 The adninisi raina ii thai DrTsrtaeat uf
Gav.rum.h which the adnnlsl rat.na Of fseisn aflas
IL Itrd. f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18

PHILADELPHIA. April l2-6 p. NJ
Inc Stock market I" day has been quiet. Nothing
done IN Government or State sucks.
hur is firm with sales of common sanda I'd brands
a, - per Dbl Corn Meal s. 56a&5 g. and Rye Flour
Nheat is IN steady request with sales at l05a los
cents Tor red, aud llall4 cls Tor white The SUNNY
oil Corn continues light Sales Of 1900 10 1000 bushels
at 54a54i cents for yellow. Oats 33a36 els Rye 5Sa6O
cents
Provisions are quiet Sales of Mess Pork at $40 so
for cash-PIime IS 9iaS9. LAID 6. 10 cents in bbls
and kegs Bacon steady
Groceries are quiet There is good supply Of sugar
WIN sa'es a, a. I" % cts. per 10. Molassrs 26a26s
cents for N. Orleans. Nothing dome in Coffee Tho
market continues very dull Rice 81 To 81 cents per To-
Tobacco Is qu'et and The tendency Of prices is DOWN
ward, except hr common qualllts.
wool 52al2cents for washed common and fine
lotion remains dull. The sales Of the week amoun,
10 ooo 'oo bales at to cts. decline under The s,es
mer's news. ~ = d i = = :. - ~, ~ =
dull. e. - r. e' '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
DOM1sTIO..
4 appropriations Of the Legislature to Works 81
Internal 1mprOxenle nt.. Sc ssl0n IsaO-6O b

- 70 &
Completion n James River
and ksuarbs Co caual
from iyochbnrg To Buchs.
nan $4,000
Winchester aud Betry'sturn-
Ricllsnds and Kentucky line q
Road 5000
Louisa railroad u Coving,on 400 900
Road from Nilsm's creek 10
kanaWh r turnpike 1000
!. ,usa railroad from X CHI
nond 10 Junction 1000
Iiaze River Navigation Com.
panv $4,000
Road from Giles, Fsye,,e and
kanawhs turnpike 10 N.
Carolina line 2O,DU
Aleghany and lIuniersvie
turnpike 600
Beverly and Fampnt road 25,s00
Clnrksburg and Wheeling
turnpike 400
Fredericksburg and Valley
Plank road 10000
Road from Guyandoitc tn K,.
nawIa 5000
Rappahannock and Warren
rad 800
Beverly aud Faitnont road
(rddi,iona) $4,000
Moth RIVER Navigation Com
Road from Sbannon's 10 the
Bluffs $500
Bnnlonvillc aud Fishing
Cf-eh road 10000
Russell and Washington turn- ....4..z.
pike G75
MogsoIown and l,dd.eprt
turnpike 200
Shlns'Un turnpike 200
Bndge on Stannion aud Par
keIshufg road 800
Font Royal turnpike 24,0J0
buchanan and Bedford turn
pike 6OO0
II ad from Smyth c. H. h
Plaster Banks 800
Pol sl and Giles turnpike 5000
Rayrns~olJ and Iterjy Creek
turnpike 5000
lIrd.csvlle and Potomac
TURNPIKE 6.000
Abs Valley and Tug road 5000
liunnn>yIlle and Hunters
vile road $4,000
I.oudoun and Berlin inrnpke $4,000
Floyd Cont House and Hills
Vile turnpike 1000
New Creek and Hardy turn
pike 60OO
Road from Abingdon and Pat.
lonsville 5000
Road from Brckley To Sandy
River $1,000
Jonesville aud Llule Slune
Gap rad 1900
West Nllllofd aud New Salem
turnpike 1890
Princeton aud Red Sulphur
turnpike 1920
Giles, Fayene and Kanawha
turnpike 6000
Bridge James River,
IN Boelouu 5000
Mooreded and S. Branch
turnpike 5000
Kaoblry Valley turnpike 500
M"oefed and n. Branch
turnpike (lncreasr) 500
Paikofsbng aud Elizabeth
Town turnpike 1890
Road across Allegheny in
Franklin aud Floyd GOO
Hampshire aud Morgan Turn
pike 1900
Weston and Gaulcy Bridge
turnpike 5000
Morgantown Bridge Company lO,SOO
Son'hslde railroad (bonds Of
Pcersbnrg) 1923 so
North Blanch BIidse Compo-
ny 5000
Wesburg and Bethany turn
James River and k,nawha
company extension from
buchanan To Covnpiun 360 90
Richmond aud Danvllle rail.
Charleston, Ripley and Poin,
Pleasant turnpike 10000
Bcryville and Charlestown
turnpike 1900
Warrenlon and Rappshan-
mock turnpike 1900
Hardy and Winchester IuIn-
pike 1000
Rockingham turnpike 10000
leesbutg turnpike 1850
Road in Scott county 5000
Gllmer, Ripley aud Ohio
turnpike 10000
Gooney Gap road 900
Boy dton and Pct,rsb'p Plank
road $4,000
Potomac Bridge Company 10000
Southwestern road 5000
Crave Creek and Pennsylva-
MIA line turnpike $500
Experiments al railway 10000
$4,000 ,l02.l25 9S3 sc
Recapilualion ll02 425
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
FREitiIIrS.

Nothing doing in foreign freishrs
New nork-Flonr. per bbl.. Is cts Coal, SC. per
bnshe'; Tobacco, 81 50 per hhd. boxes Is els.
Bosion-Four % cents; coal none shipping; Tobacco
per hid, 81 50; boxes 20 cents
l5atmore-Coal cents.
fh'ladel phla-Flonr 20 cents; Tobacco s.. per hid
~ cts Tor boxes; Coal 5. per bushe Philadelphia
measure.
u, The Canol-To Lynchburs and intermediate pla
ces, 10 cents per O0lbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
Extra Superfine Flour,

"MNiti' IN OF Extra Superine Flour, said to be
nearly as good Family b, the for sale o,,
,,,i JAS. I. WILLIAMS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET

BEEF-Scale meigM-$2 80 to IS 50; extra ouali,,
will command higher price a'''
Hogs 1a6 per cwt net
MO iToNS-s2 90 to 4 90 net. IS in ou,Iitv
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21
arr4.n WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

&OFAS.-Just received at the House Furnishing
~ Warerooms, under the City Hotel, large assor.-
ment of new and Beautiful Sofas, which will be sold
cheap, mh6 #
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

ap24 Richmond, Va
A LEXANDER MOTT, AUCTIONEER &
street-A N gives his personal attention to all sales,
either in the city country, OF real and personal Es
tate such Houses and Lots, Lands and Tenements,
Groceries, Hardware, Watches and Jewery, House
hold~surniture, Books, Prints and Paintings, China,
Glass Be- 4.
The most liberal cash advances nlade on all cor.
signments intended for my auction sales. r.
~ Regular Sale Days, Tuesday, Ihursday,aad sa-
turday. -. -
far b b. G 6s s odn at aeS be sa at private sale
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

w 10 hids New orle ca co. otter Tor sa E.
do clarified
25 do Porto Rico oI,cApo
100 boxes Loaf }oONAho.
100 bbls. crushed and powdered
IS do clarified
20 hhds West India Molasses
Is bbs. New Orleans do
s s s % g g { k F5ss''''' {corrEE.
SO packages Gunpcwder, Imperial and Black
"a hhds. Bacon Sides
25 boxes Sperm
30 do Talow
Candlewck
Soap-Brown and Fancy
e. baskets Olive Oil
Bbls Tanners do
$50 kegs Nails and Brads; Hoop Iron
Blstered Steel; Grindstones
240 sacks blown and ground Salt
1000 bags Shot-Drop and Buck
$500 lbs. Bar Lead '
GunPowder-Duponts Sporting and Blast
800 sides Sole Leather
Shoe Thread
$50 terces Thomaston Lime
IT'S bushels Cloverseed
tierces Rice
Bbs. Tar Salt Petre; Starch
Pepper; Pimento; Nutmegs i-i..
Ginger; Nader; Copperas; Alum; Indigo
Window GLASS; by 10 and 10 by IL
Putty; Porter, Painted Pals
Manufactured Tobacco; Bed Cords
Leading Lines; Irvine
$50 cases Mass Licorice Pastel. C. & Co. and
Ynuria brand
us cases Stick Licorice-various brands
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

I'D EQUISITIONS.-The Stockholders in the
IA "Richmond and DanuiIle Railroad Company'
hereby notified that they are required to pay re-
QUESTION OF Ten Dollars per share, the 18th day of
March next and Ten Dollars per share on the 18th
day OF May next-to be paid into either the Farmers
Bank of Virginia Bank of Virginia, or to the Clerk at
the Office OF the Company.
Stockholders who are delinquent in payment of re-
elisons already called are requested to make mme.
date payment,
By order of the Board of Directors
P. VAN DEURSEN, Treasurer.
R. & D. R.'R. Co., Jan. 10th, 1850.
ia 16
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

sgae. 6beAGA POUNDS small size Family
1000 pounds old Sides
1000 do. old Shoulders
so kegs Family Leaf Lard
10 bbls. do. do
rs kegs No. ! Ohio Lard in small packages #"
7 bbls. pure Isle of Wight Apple Brandy
10 baskets Champagne Wine, superior quality
80 bushels Cloverseed prime quality
600 pounds Seine Irvine
500 do. Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers
so dozen Cotton Leading Lines
200 pounds Cotton Cordage
zoo do. Wrapping Irvine, in balls
300 Grain Bags
25 barrels Lard Oil
20 do Cider Vinegar, &c. &c
All for sale on the most liberal and accommodating
terms,by JNO. WOMBLE & Co,
ia 81 --- No 100 Main street
EIIOR SALE, vacant lot on Grace Street on
q posite Centinary Church, fronting on said street
"a feet, running back 100 feet Terms accommodated
Apply to TOLER d. COOK
Agents and Auctioneers
mill Lisles Row, Pearl street.
HRORT MONAIS, CIGAR CASES, SNUFF
n Boxes, Elastic Tobacco Pouches, Pocket Books,
and variety of other fancy goods, received and for
sale by
I fe A BODEKER, Druggist
SsiX TONS COUNTRY BAR IRON, receiv-
~ ing per boat Crenshaw and for sale by
te - L. d. & w. G. CRENSHAW.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

n EAT Err FRESERyFKIIVE.-- Patndge's
u LA original Leather Pre}erpatve, OF Oil Backing,
newing the color of Leather. This COMPOSITION is not
only the best but the CHEAPEST article Known ore!ean
ing carriage tops harness factory bands, engine hose
leather exposed to the action of heat wcold or wet
For sale hw THOS. A. RUST,
sap 49,. Sign Golden Paddock.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

Up iCHARD HILL, JR., GENERAL AGENT AND
ma, COLLECTOR, hires out Negroes rents out Houses,
and Collects claims of all kinds Office corner Main and
llth streets Nv II
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21
MpORTER, ALE. CIDER. &n.-We hnre

, H0UKTEK, ALE, CIDER,- &c.-We have
III on hand large stock Of Philadelphia Porter, Ale
and Cider in quart and pint bottles of superior quality,
and in prime order Ciyand country merchants can be
supplied at short notice. carefully packed by an expert
enced hand. Private families can have it sent to any
part Of the city.
Also, Northern HAY prime quality; CORN, OATS,
BRAN, &c; 20 bushels N. G. PEANUTS No. /
SALMON prime quality.
az BOTTLES wanted
Sc l3 J. & F. CLENDINING.
NEWARK COACHEE AND HARNESS.
l V l have on hand handsome Newark Coachee and
Harness, new, neat, light and strong, which / d.
rected to sell at very low price.
JAMES BOSHER.
Also, several good secondhand Carriages and Har-
ness, which will be sold very low.
%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-08
COMMERCIAL ARD MONEY MATTERS.

SATURDAY. Az. s-Pa
Tha Stock market vas generally srra ,'-l.r ard
re '@-97ies m9foy-c. Go.ararer.s wee no n o..
Eanf a better r..ss. Canon az Farce. were s7a.
Tut e. q PER cent Cstsrsy ae - "a. was eo1
al saers ~ass ci.pos.r5a 20 operate
IL Exchange there no movement ba, he
rls'ss' is FRI
re safs ere quiet aud HEAVY. Abou: 90 .t.s
R-sa we're snssyea y Issryo1 q. 81 Der bl sna.
6 o.o7 ~. per Ds.s q d Dead vega,I7s s1e9. To
Loaaoa - bags nea. - sa5 H. bale, HOPE ~ prv.e
1e-ms Th@tark nsreelus ard ship Gssi s-i-a'z as4s
bon prTcAsse1 ,1f III. trade he later 8, $50
Money i' less stringent 70 day, bat pare. -
goes ..sout nuca fsc.ay
Messrs. WiIs.o~, L11ie- ( Co. hsve closed Fl 2
purchase Or so AIS u rs g. - 20 be .fs Up tie
ltiis1Epo ard Be- efol..;a- Railroad TIL. -o-c ,,r
be comp eied from led s-apo.s % An5srsor,'1 5is
b. hi" sepl-m5s7 neyt TIE -sgofsaos q .a4 nan Z
81 ooJ for the r0si q. preceding sac--ssf-r
The payments on tie two million insts .,aeat 9
ths Mszc71 Indemnity u1aer re- a-sr1seueut le. veeu
tbs sse-tcf be R9l5scL;.cs md Gov Isr.er 90 t.c,to
have commenced Drefs have beer a54 a- ae T--a-a-v
Department on III s-b--ess1ry .lr 11drel a.d sfr
thousand dollars IL favor Aggl..e Belmont s-d 7 co.
ri probably be pad ou today The Re 1 il- sb-
Tfs.s1~y ,o-jaT was S;73l.1-6.
The private letters b. tls s-eenersyeak fs,o-s-
b ofthe condition Of i- market pr Arier-a1 socss.
E9uing : sd o. d.sllio1. Ira demand is and
some large cvesen's have hsel r-ie boa -- Eaalth
al Con- mental csp-..- Tb- g7e,ss --7-1eI 49,
Cere.t. advance .n C-J-.cls. -, Hamburg -e flcVy
o. American slocEs vs., -ls ald Coupon fxes were -
irs sq1si 70 10 81 La7doa Morsv 81 Hs~a8rg -,i
more ~l'1slr2 2, per cec. per a1au-4 t. L1--tu
Ufa'. 1rs = annex
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-'a c----r Leonard g. N-~-fcrs
EAfz J-sI RECEIVED ANOTHER LAReE 5st 4
1 SEW ANa ELEGANT SILKS
81 v,-o-s o. - -7tarss ,o.e-. a. - t-c.--r-
PLAIN. STRIPED BLsCS. CHANGEABLE a..
u's,'s ID, o-s ss.or-li u IL ely sz3 - 1lcs. - .
.-s- corrsr.so- Pr nv
oTUES ESTABLISHMENT Is NEWBORN
Ter '',-s +. ---~r,l al e- t-t--.
E'E2y T7iNG USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
-- ,-e u-v G.ol. I1e. ard - sTs-~ cis..-y. .ro-
IaE PIANIST AID CHEAPEST. To -HE 6ESr
s1d .-c-f s1i d. "a .teir s..-r-.lsr-r 3D.
MAZE THEIR ESTABLISHMENT
- -es9ri a sac1 -rs.oles va ~ t-v tasr -ocs.
Al FAi6 AND HONEST PRICES.
81 '9 -sle 0.- s-'sc-'-s g. ore .nr- e..h1lf OIL.
FERPLENsTT u SHOPPING
T'st- s7rng t,1cs --rs-r. .ssuusll t..o-rnert y
GRESsD' NES oE5ANc-ES SlLE TISSUES PRINT
ID Jkc0NETs AND CAMsRlC> GfNGHAsS
CtLlCcES BAREGFS. MCSLINS CANTON
GRAPE >HsVLs. MAN-lLLAS k-. a.
TIE 1s- ere especially invited % cs-. srd eA,i-tre
,nr stoC ard Sc sss-- s -o rars sR ie .-a-ef -d
.n.ry r-r- -.s- --a,..usr-
WdETitL Th1f WISH To frT or not
~ hose $50 tns .-ey mast % ... ..'s ,.,r street.
i-au -ca47s 1 bay ceerr ~ se. r--.- .aa --.r
s5o5. s-- psr--.'srv
SOLICITED ~ CALI AND SY-
i.- iaeai-e. .ss. 81 s-e assured lis. We ca
SILL CHrt FE6 - BROADWAY
rir - s'.+e. lie s.,- Hecsis. s3 l7.-, --sg
'--r .--a. -,rr. ani -ae--f,-- can
SELL A. SMALLER PROFIT
h.TCBCDCK d. LEaDBEArER.
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AUCTION SALES.

gRUCE 4 Chiffon, Aueroneer
DEREMfrOkl ~Aik TO CLosE A CON
4 GERM LOrS 90 GROUND COLE Chill
TDN viii s-li :. pahlc sgcuon on TUESDAY, April =.
49, stls ococs - ne Meschsni- Exchange he a'aos-
ins NJ lefHui. Vifs
~ ior.N RocmirTiae. on l0fih-.t (Clendrnins sae
.1.i .lt inflh sni SO - he N1lhSNrgSe
rrrprts a. rciry gNu suUle hlccks of gr,uri. tes
-1nrd rvrI sui Ntia f-.idslce- snd accessible f-
e = ght svrnue mica Is oP-n aid regulated. 81 Az
fr.tfi me Is a.llns .dse nsc
ths 81 sde of SlNh avenue. sout~Nesi rif'
mr. cd Nioey-fRl.L tAp.borp's.Sn-l .roaud good AZ
can readily be haLt upon
- cots uorih sde a. Ninety ssrenie-I h-S~eSa saf'so
49, Snh avenues
he suih corner ~ SiNthsverue and Nine-
tvUirth. ground level All suitable tcf eudins at rssv
of .cces- fgun kINh-sVesn~ and Ay .hoTp s-isfe
lots uofta ste Il i.h mi srOtn side - itsnsI
Hrtsetn Fu-' aTd Ffh s,Vnurs sfd Haren ans ground
ood -ni 20 be butt upon Tenn e.sy. Luhc. Hphc
maps csn b. nsd % he AUc lonces, : Ma4ss
~ ilis tsfl