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DOAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
10, that Petition will be presented to the Com.

ID DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
10, thata Petition will be presented to the Com
missioners Of Monroe county. Ohio, at their newt
March session, praying tor the location of coun.
~ road, commencing at the road leading from the
Elk Fork pas, James Crum s to HarrIetsvile, COM
mei,cing at blazed hickory tree, nearly FIVE rods
westward of James Crums bulking house, thcnce
southwark few rods to poplar tree, thence to a
bIazed white oak in the south side Of said Crums
field, thence to blazed chestnut tree southwark
neat tho top Of the ridge, thence to the line be.
tween the said Crum and Howard Prior, thence
east TO said Prors lane, thence to the top Of the
hin in the south end Of said lane, thence on the
best ground on the east side Of little spring hol-
low past John Prior's tobacco house, 10 blazed
white oak near the top Of the bill, Al or near the
line between John Prior's and George Lingo's,
thence OH The best ground on the west side OF said
Lingo . place TO Stewards meeting house, thence
to the west end Of John Stewards lane, there TO
intersect the creek road leading from Carlisle to
Marietta 'i ,h3s' A PETITIONER.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
N1 virtue of mandate 10 me directed from the
court of Common Pleas within and Tor the coun.
ty of Monroe and State OF Ohio, in the case oi
Alnult, Tiffany & Co., VS.. James w. ShanklaIId
ct al will be offered for sale at public auction, al
the door Of the court house In said county, on
Tuesday, the 8th day Of April,
next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m and
O'Clock m, OH said day, the following described
tracts of land, situate in said county, to wit:
The following tract Of land sold by James W.
Shankland to William Sutherland, lying in the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, to wit: The
west half of the north east quarter OF Section No
SO. township 6, and range7. Appraised at $500.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Feb. 26, 1851. 80 25 Mon. Com Pleas.
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Administrator Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will bs
IN offered at Public Sale, on the 18th .dsy ol
March, "A. D. 1851, on the I emises, The folio wing
Real Estate, lying and being in the county ol
Monroe, and state Of Ohio: The same being the
southeast quarter Of section one, township four,
and range FIVE; with the exception oftwenty acres
of the west side Of said quarter. belonging to the
estate of John Beckett, deceased containing about
1888 acres Said Farm is we'll improved. The
terms one half in hand. the balance in two years
with interest, and secured to the satisfaction Of
the subscribers Sale to commence at IL O'Clock
NJ. of said day. sl esst es2 tl1g sld 60
iasuy,. n asyai WILLIAM BECKETT,
tHIiq > GEO. w. BECKETT,
Feb. IL, 1851. Adm'rs of John Beckett, dec d.
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Il b DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
~ that a Petition will be presented to the Com
missioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
March session, praying for the location Of coun.
ty road, commencing at the west end of Washing
ton street, in Woodsfield. and running thence
the nearest and best way through the lands of Mi
chael Long and William Okey, to west bank Of
first run, on line between lands of said Okey and
William Craig, and thence down along the hill
side west I said run to intersect the road leading
from Woodsfeld to Lewisviile. h
Jan. 20, 1851. PETITIONER.
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RTASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-B,
Nl virtue Of mandate to me directed from
the court Of Common Pleas within apd for The
county Of Monroe and State OF Ohio, 10 the case
,hs % So"r 81 - The court house il said co,,otv ON
Tuesday, The 8th day Of April,
next. between the hours Of 10 o'clock m and
O'Clock p IN. on said day, the following described
town lot, situate in said county. to wit: 4 .,,as
Lot No. 36. in the town of Lewsville, Monroe
County, Ohio. Appraised at 5000. ,.i,,..o
WIN OKEY, Mas Com.
Feb. 26. 1851. 81 81 Mon. Com. Pleas
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Petition to Sell Lands.

NOTICE is hereby given to william Thonp-
IN son, Elizabeth Thompson. SsmusI y.
Thompson. Msr,sh Thompson. John Thompsoe.
Athalinda Thompson. David F. Thompson. Rsb.
ert G. Thompson. Sarah Thompson. William Bell
aud Nancy Bell his wife. John ChSisty and Mssy
G. Christy his wife, Jsmes Love sud Elizsbsth
Love his wife, aud John B. wilson and Msths
Jane Wilson his wife. who are heirs II law q
John Thompson. deceased. that, on the 9th dsy-sf
January, A. d. 1851, David B. Patton, o. the Id
minstrator of john Thompson. deceased. filed his
Petition in the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
county. OHIO. the object snd prayer Of winch b.
10 obtain authority from said Court 10 sell the reel
estate Of the said Johr Thompson. 10 pay sbs
debts OF the deceased. The said heirs sbovs
named in take nntice ths, the petitioner. Ussil
r. Patton. will ask for an order Of sals at The
spring term Of said court. 1851.
DAVID y. PATTON, b
Jan. 22, 1851 Admr Of John Thompson. dsssk
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STATE OF. OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, -
Henry Kanisan !" the c0Hl. p,.,. .' com"'' ''

'g'''' vs. In Cnnrcsar ssS,
Charles D. Nc Gallon. Michael McCalIlon, Viii.
liam Medallion, Mary McCailioo, Daniel Nc,
Gallon. Nancy McCal.ion and her husband,
whose name is unknown; Alice Rodgers and
John Rodgers her husband, John Craig. Rich
ard J. Clark and Samuel Craig. partners trading
under the firm and style of Craig, Clark t. Co.;
Levi Wilson, James Kirkpatrick. and McCuldy
g. Caldwell =, l- ..li a.a.l ..s..a1i-s.
Notice is hereby given to the absent defend
ants IN this case, who reside out of the state of
Ohio, that the said complainant, on the 3ist day
Of October, A. d 1850, filed his bill in chancery,
in said court. setting forth in substance, that about
the lst of April, ls45, the said complainant pur-
chased of the said defendant, Charles d Mccall
lion. Lot No. 81, in the town Of Carlisle, in said
county of Monroe, that he went into possession
Of said lot in pursuance Of said purchase, has
paid part OF the purchase money, aud is ready to
pay the balance; that he has made valuable -ur
provemenIs on said lot, but that the said Charles
d. Medallion neglects and refuses 10 convey the
said lot to complainant, and has sold the same to
james Nc Gallon, who is since DECEASED, and that
the legal title to said lot has desce to his heirs
aud that the above defer dants Is ho claim to bs
judgment creditors Of said Charles d. Medallion,
are seeking by bill in this court TO sell said 10. az
the property of said Charles d. McCsIlion. Said
bill prsys the writ of subpoena. answer of defend
ants, decree of specific performance OF said con.
tract. and an injunction to stay the proceedings
OF said defendants, claiming TO be judgment cred.
itoTs. All said defendants are therefore notified,
that unless they appear, plead, answer or demur
to said bill within sixty days after the rising Of the
next term Of said court for said county, that at
the term following, the said complainant will take
said bill as confessed, aud ask decree according
to the prayer of the same. e
A
Nov. 20, A. D. le5O-6w Sol. for Comp't
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, S..
Samuel L. sprague. In the cGSI. p..s of Common
y" In CHANcERY.
Jesse Sprasue. John Sprsgue, J. F. Cooper and
Rebecca his wife, James Williams and Rachel
his vile, James E. Masters and Ruth his wife,
Benjamin Sprague, William Sprsgue, Elias
Sprsgue, Isaiah Sprague. and Mary Susan
Sprsgue. .sr
The defendants will take notice that petition
was filed against them on the eleventh day of
February A. d. 1851, in the court of common
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, by Samuel l..
Sprague, ard IS now pending. wherein the said
Samuel L. Sprague demands partition Of the fol-
lowing real estate. to wit: The east half of the
northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton thir,y.six, township three, and range four,
containing l9 acres. more or less, lying in said
county Of Monroe; and at the next term Of said
court. application will be made by the said Samuel
L. Sprague, for an order, that partition may be
made Of said premises Dated this eleventh day
OF February. 1851.
D. H WIRE,
Feb rs, 1851. Atty for Pet'r
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Look at This ~

The subscriber iptesds moving from the county
Of Monroe. in short time. He therefore wishes
al; persons indebted to him 10 call immsd sdately, at
his old place Of residence. and settle their nc.
county; and those holding claims sganst him, are
notified that the same win be settled by calling
upon him at the same place, should he neglect or
omit calling upon any to whom he may be in
debted. s n Pc Us i'nt ''ilh- s"r r 'p'
~ jan. Is. 1851 LEMUELs RUCKER.
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A T my instance an Attachment was this day
"A issued BY Elel Hsadley. a. Justice of the
snst the property and effects Of Frederick Mar
lin. nonresident, Of said county. Dated this
18th day OF February, 1851.
Feb. 76, 1851. JAMES WARD.
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WHAT A PITY!

That so many worthless preparations should be
offered to the public as cures for the most serious
diseases! But let those who have been disap-
pointed not despair, for DR.. Rogers's Syrup of
Lverwort and Tar, really cures all diseases OF the
lungs, after everything else has failed.
Fer sale by E. Nj. Morris, Woodstield.
See advertisement 10 another column.
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DOAD NoTICE.-Notice is hereby give

DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby gwen
IL that after 80 days frum tins date there will
be Petition presented to the Trustees Of Malaga
township, praying for the location of Special
Township Road. to begin at the county road
leading from Calais to Woodstield, where said road
crosses the line between Michael Bertrams and
Adam Zimmerlia's, being on the line between the
northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section %, in to wnshp 6,
of range 6; thence west with said line between
the lands of Adam ZimmerIia, Michael Smith and
Michael Bertram. tn the northwest corner of said
Bertram's land, thence through the north halt Of
the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section "a, around the point of ridge in the last
mentioned tract of land, to the lands of Adam
Zimmera, he owning the south half Of the last
mentioned quarter quarter section. ~. Voc
Jan. 20, 1851. ADAM ZIMMERLIA."
VDOAD NOTICE.-A Petition will be pre-
IL sented TO the Commissioners of Monroe
county. Ohio, at their next March session, praying
for an alteration on such parts Of the State Road
leading from TsylorsvilIe to Wondsfeld. as needs
altering between the following points, viz. Near
where the line dividing the lands of John w.
Young and Charles Hare crosses said road. and
where the county road intersects the said state
road near Earhart's & Rownd's Steam Mill. Said
alteration to run south of the dwelling house of
Nathaniel Caple; and that so much of said road as
will be supplied by said alteration be vacated.
Jan. 90, 1851. ...s... ...-.,..-
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A TTACHMENT.- AT my instance an attach
n ment was this day issued by Samuel w. Noli
Justice Of the Peace Of Ohio township. Moarss
Solomon Doison, nonresident Of said county.
Dated ihis 18Th day Of december. 1850.
dec % MARY TUCKER.
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NJOTICE.-There will be meeting Of the
IN members of the Monroe County Common
School Association. held in in the town of Lswis-
vile, on Saturday, the first day of March next. at
O'Clock, P. M; and all persons feeling them.
selves interested in the cause Of Common Schools
are respectfully invited to attend ~ > = -
Feb. IL, 1851. JNO. BELL.
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MUEL DAVENPORT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

WOOd@feTd, Ono,
Will practice in Monroe and the adjoining conn-
ties. All business entrusted to his care will meet
with prompt attention.
Feb. 26 1851. tltt-''-
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"a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-On Saturday,
a the 29th day of March. 1881. between ths

a DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE -On Saturday,
"A the 29th day Of March. 1851, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and a o'clock p. m. of
said day, will be offered for sale on the premises,
In Adams township, in Monroe county, Ohio, as
the property Of stephen Mccoy, deceased, the
following real estate, to wit: A certain tract OF
land adjoining the town of Jamestown, in said
county, beginning for the same at post bearing
north SO degrees west from the corner stone in
said town AZ rods, thence 9Sh degrees east Z
and 2 tenths rods to post, thence south 53116
degrees west rods and ! link 10 post. thence
north degree east 81 rods to the place Of be-
ginning, containing Is and 8 ienlhs square rods
Also, lots No. l6, IL and l8. according 10 the
original plat Of said town Of Jamestown. Terms
One third in hand, one third in six months, and
the residue In l2 months with interest. to be So.
cured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned.
.sa1 AsbA WIN. MeKAIN.
Feb. 26, 1851. Nv santissss Adm'f.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

rNo.7.l @s
AN ACT
-To Attach the county oJ Fulton 10 the Eighteenth
Judicial Circuit ~, oa-s
SEC. Be IL enacted By the General Assen6ly
.rsh. S,o,. of Ob;o. That The county Of Fulton.
now io ths T6ir eenth Judicial Circuit, shaI here.
After be attached to and form part of the Eighteenth
Jud;cial Circuit.
Src. D That 40 much of the sixth section of
ts act psssed Feb, uary 2sh, 1850 as attaches the
countv ,t Fulton 10 the Thirteenth Judicial Cir.
cnit. i hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Spenker Of he House of Repvcsenfatives.
- CHARLES C. CONvERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
J,nu,rv 10. 1881.
rNo al
AN ACT
Prescribing times Of holding Courts of Common
src i. Be Il enaei.d6yihe General Assembly
OF ths State of Ohio, That the Courts of Common
Ple,s .ha he held after in ,he several counties
A. ,he -Four teeuth Judicial Circuit, as follows, to
vii: 80. ..1. e...l 81 NIX, sg
In tbe counts of Cuyahoga, on the first Tues.
dav In January. the third Monday in March, the
MA Mondav in June- and The second Monday in
Os,oh.r' % ~ : 80 - !, - "a
Ir,,h. county of Ceaug,. on the third MONDAY
An E.brusrv. the third Monday IN Nav, and the
shird Monday in September. f., ,l.f.
In ,he couotv Of Lake, on the first Monday in
April. third Monday in July, and first Monday in
In M county of Lorain, on die first Monday in
February, FRS, Monday in May, and second Mon.
xl,v in November. :, 4,t,.f rttllft.
-Src. 3. Tha, ali acts or parts of acts inconss-
sept here with, be, sod the same are hereby re-
pealed; Provided, that the January term for the
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(No. 10.
e AN ACT il
Prescribing the times of holding Courts Of Com
mon Pleas In the sixteenth Judicial Circuit.
SEC. !. Be IL enacted by the General assembly
cfhe State Of Ohio. That the Courts Of Common
Pleas ia the sixteenth Judicial circuit shall heieaf
ter be held At the several times herein prescribed
In the county Of Shelby. the sixth day Of
March. on the fifth day Of June, aud on the Sec
ond day Of September. ~"
In the county OF Mercer, on the seventeenth
day Of March, on the sixteenth day Of June, and
on the twentieth day Of October
In the county of Auglaize, on the twenty-fourth
day of March, on the twenty third day Of June,
aud OIL The twenty.seveAth day of October.
In the county Of Allen, on the thirty-frst day
Of March, on the eighteenth day Of August, aud
on the seventeenth day of November.
Ia the county Ut Hancock, OH the fourteenth
day Of April, on the eleventh day of August, aud
on the tenth day Of November. .s
.tRT3 gT JOHN F. MORSE,
Speutt, Of the House of Representatiues.
CHAS C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate
January %, 1851. 5J
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executions, or wris Of any kind whatever. have
been issued in any Of the counties named .in the
first section Of this act, and made returnable on
the 6rst day Of any term which may be changed
by this act, the same are hereby made returpable
on the FIRST day Of the terms herein specified, and
shall he held as valid in law If originally made
returnab!e on the DAYS prescribed in this act and
in all cases where sufficient time shall not inter.
vene between the issuing of any writ and the
first day of the term of the court In said county,
for the due execution thereof, the same may be
returned on any day during the term 10 which said
writ was returnable. and shall in all cases be held
valid in law, ta..tt 4tatt,.s -;.s
q SEC. 3. So much Of the act Of March %, 1850.
entitled can act fixing the times Of holding the
courts of common pleas in the nineteenth judicial
circuit" 10 conflicts with the provisions of this
act. be and the same 10 hereby repealed. e45
F8 JOHN r. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
January %. 1851.
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t. AUDITORS OFFICE. MoNRoE CoUNTy,1
Woodsfield. February 26th, 1851.
hereny certify that the foregoing are correc
copies of law, as furnished by the Secretary o
State. JOSEPH MOOSE, Auditor,
Monroe County
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

MARRIED On Thursday the goth
inst, by Rev. William Evans, Mr.. PERRY
DEvAUL and Miss MARY ANNE WHITLAcH,
all OF this county. "e'a .' afd' aA
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HAUTION.-Whe my wife Elisabeth has
" lett my bed and board without any Just cause
or provocation. all persons are hereby warned not
to trust or harbor her on my account, as am de.
.ermined not to pay any debts of her contracting.
Feb. 10, 1851. DAVID KING.
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ISRAEL F. RANDOLPH'S ESTATE -
II Notice is hereby gwen that the subscriber hss
been appointed and qualified % Administrator sf
the estate Of israel F. Randolph. late Of Monroe
county, . sed. BENZ AMIN LANE.
Janud ceaIe6I
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PROSPECTUS OFTHE
WESTERN iGRlCULTURIST.

PRoF. w. W. MATHER. EptroR,
Corresponding Secretary Of ths Ohio Sssss 1s01,
Of |Agrieuitsve-.aided6 by several Gsstisa0
t0eH kaotcn as able, Sesmsl6s -
Practical .AgricSItuyisfs
COLUMBUS, ONO.
A MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL PAPER.
IA will be published in Columbus. Ohio, esa,
Inencing January lst, 1851, devoted to the istssr
est of Agriculture.
II will aim to collect and dffuse such ledge
connected with agriculture, domestic and politi-,
cal economy. arts and manufactures, ss win ~.
vance the interests, and elevate the sentiments sf
its readers.
The Editors feel. that unaided. they csnsst ~
deem this pledge, yet they rely with cos6desce
on the aid to be derived from other sources.
The work will be Of royal octave size. Of gssS
paper and type. with 81 pages. and put Up il sssa
covers
TERMS,
One dollar per year-payment invariably il AD-
VANCE, aud oil subscriptions to commenss with
thehrst number OF the volume.
All matters connected with the editorial depart
ment, may be addressed to w. W. MArasn.
Columbus, Ohio.
All business letters (postags paid. directed 70
]. n. RILEY b CO.. Publishers.
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q DOZEN Rough and Rssdy Kossuih aud
- Jenny LindfIats, jua forssls II
Dec esli,sls5O. KIRKBRDE's.@
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REPORT OF THE SAVING FUND 90.

REPORT OF THE SAVING FUND %.
CIETY.-The Committee appointed to invest.
gate the affairs OF the "Saving Fund Society es
Woods6eld," me, at the Office Of the Treasurer u
the Company, on the 18th day Of January, 1851.
and found, upon examination. that the whole
amount Of Stock taken, up to the l4th Of January
1851. in the Society, amounts to S497 %
That the weekly depositcs amount to 255 %
'' - amount of Interest collecledl
upon Bonds discharged since q 81
July Z. 1850, is
- Interest due upon Bonds now
on hand 10 %,
Special Deposi,es amount to l705 -
S25S6 50
And we further find that the Bonds now
on hand amount TO 62234 20
Interest on Bonds not paid 10 IS e0i
Interest paid on Special Deposiies Is 70
Expenses for Stat,nery, 90
Cash now on hand. 15l ~
S25s6 %
J. A. DAVENPORT.
JNO. M. KIRKBRIDs,
Jan. %. 1851. H. B. HILL.
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slaves rescued from the execution Of law,
and repeats the assurance that they shall
be sfsithfdlly enforced;, and al forcible op.
position to them suppressed; and to this end
he Il prepared to exercise the power in
vested in him to the fullest extent. The
tone Of the Message is firm and decided,
and it is well received. ~ a aaia fi9
~ lslsit %. dat8 'saHatGe9
sENATOR ELECTED INNEw JERSEY.
IS TRENTON, Feb. 22. 22.-Commodore Stock
ton was this morning elected U s. Senator
for six years. slnara ~ pag
ga sIl.is7 saaasa - .lit3iJtf1 ias&
- aa BosroN, Feb. 22. =
u A man, named J. P. Smith, was arrested
today, charged with assisting in the late
mob and rescue. He is negro. The
eighth arrest, for aiding in the late mob,
was made this afternoon, The prisoners
name is Louis Hayden, and he is one Of
the leading spirits, among the negroes, in
the city. He said to friend, who re-
marked to him that he was smart man,
that it required smart man to make a
rescue. Bail given for $4,000 by James
F. Buffum, Of Lynn, a noted aboltionist.
Hayden has frequently said that he was a
runaway slave, and would shoot any man
who would attempt to arrest him. 4 2
~ a, WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
Stanley, of North Carolina, was arrest
ed to-day, charged with challenging lnge,
of Alabama, for offensive words spoken a
few days ago in debate. '''7'H. y A'"a
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
~ The, steamer Ohio has arrived from
Chagres, with later dates from California,
and bringing. so passengers, and $780,
900 in gold dust on freight, and large sums
in the hands Of passengers.
.r' m The steamers Prometheus and Chero.
kes are now in the bay. aa's'@
10 -''T CINCINNATI MARKET.
sa CINCINNATI, Feb. IS. Flour-There
was pretty fair demand for -four to-day.
Sales of 724 bbls. at $3,38; 667 do. at
$40. Holders are offering at So, 40, and
that is the current rate. Vi pai-'h
80 Provisions-Sale 15O, 900 lbs sides in
dry salt, in six lots, at 81 cts; 10000 lbs.
shoulders at A; 191 bbls. No. Lard at
"a; l5O do. No. 2 at7s. faa
Tho river has risen two feet during the
last "a hours. go ~ oi -H5s
SueAR-Sales 35 hhds. fair and good
fair at 6 to St cents. 90 1