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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
IA CoNNEcrIcUT STORY.


u happened some years since il the State Of Com
neciicut
"a man inrather Indifferent circumstances,
surrounded by large family, being entirely
out of meal, had recourse-to the sheep fold
Of his neighbor "a wealthy farmer) forirelief
The neighbor having flock Of sheep, did
net perceive that be had lost any, until enc.
of the finest of the flock, very large and fat,
was missing land counting his sheep. found
he had lost several Unzble to account fer
this extraordinary less, be resolved d few
nights after to watch About midnight Ne
observed an uncommon disturbance among
the sheep, caused by thessudden appearance
of man dressed in disguise Curiosity as
well 10 observe the conduit Of the person, as
TO find him out, induced hinto lie still
In the flock there was aram with whom
it seems, the man was in the habit of eonvcrs-
ing as If be Had been the actual owner Of the
sheep" Well, Mr.. Ram says the nocturnal:
sheep steaisr, I m comae to buy another
sheep, have you n moro to sell?' Upon which
he replied as in person of the ram Yes, |
have sheep to sell" By this time the owner
had discovered him TO be one Of his neigh
bars. "Whatwill you.take for that.large, fat
weather n says the purchaser. !" -Four del
lars. " replied Mr. Ram That is very
high price" says the man { but as yeu are
50 good Al to wait for the pay, think | will
take him Well, Mr. Ram" continued
the honest sheep buyer, let US see how
many sheep have bought of you u T If
am not mistaken says Mr. Ram, I this
makes the fifth \" and then went on tp cast
up the amount Of the whole, and giving Nj.
Ram polite invitation to call on him for
his pay, and bidding him good night, the
man led the sheep home, while the owner
lay laughing at the novelty Of the scene, as
highly gratiied as if he had received ample
pay for the whele . few nights afterwards
when he supposed his neigLbor was nearly
out If mutton, he caught the old ram anu
tied4a little bag under his neck, apd placed
"A piece Of paper between bis horns onwhich
he wrote ID large letters, / HAVE CONE
FOR MYIM ONEY. Under this line be
footed up the @hele amount Of the FIVE sheep.
exactly Is his neighbor had done, as before
related be then took the ram to his neigh
boris house, where he tied him near the door,
and then went home When the Heighbor
arose in the morning be was not little syr-
prised to find asheep tied at bis own door ;
put Is ls beyond WORDS 70 express has st9n-
ishmcns when be found il was the old Ram
with whom be had lately been dealing 50
much ia mutton, with his errand Oh his fore
head, ana the amount Of Eve sheep accurate
~ made out, as he had, done : few nights
before il the person Of the ram Suffice it
to say, he obtained the money, and after ty
ing it ar nicely 10 the liGtle bag. and tearing
the paper from his horns set the ram st
liberty, gho immediately ran home juggling
his money !, rs if proud Of having accomplish
I'd the object Of bis .errand Ito the no small
gratiEeatieh Of the owner
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NJ. MO q II Els
Cheap Book and Variety Store,
.so. 9 Pratt Sfreef,
FIVE DOORS ABsvE The AM RlcAn HJTel,
~ N n, r. NJ a. II n


PEsPEcTFULLY informs Coubtry Merchants
1G andlothers that he has constantly for sale, at
the rcy l0rest prices general assortmentei SCHOOL
AND MlsceLL AsEogs BouEs, NOVELS AND CHEAP PUB-
lfcArions, STATIONERY or ALL KINDS, embracing,
Tin Part, Blank Account Books in great varieties,
viz:
Il Dav Books, Ledgers, Records Journals and re-
feipt Books, Pocket Memofandum$ Copy and Pass
Books.
PAPER Plain and Faucy Envelopes. Car.
Post Bill Note, Tissue, Bot,ing, and Post ofhce
. Paper, Transparent Notices Blue, Black ana Red
ank, Bonnet Boards, Port Folios. Pocket Books,
Penkuives. English and German States, Gold Pens
add Silver Pencils Silk and Bead Purses UmbFeE-
las, Fans, Canes, Fancy Baskets, VioIins Flutes
D PLAYING CARDSs-Eagle, Decatur, Merry
Andrew HIGH nd i, Visiting Cards, Conversation
Carts, Games Songs, Plays, German Toys, Soy
Glasses Gard Cases, Combs Hair Brushes Port
Monies, Coiosne, Hair Oil Razors, Writing Desks,
Pistols, Fancy Boxes, Carpet Bags French g.
AmericaG Liihograph Prints Looking G uses,
Pocket Inkslands, Almanaes Tor 1852, Of every va
Tiety.
WH OF ESALE AND RE TAIL.
BLAN HT BOOKS made 10 order aud ruled 10
any pattern. at The shortest notice.
BOOK BINDING neatly executed. Old Books
and Pamphlets rebound
s1- Second Hand Books bought and sold, or en-
changed
Keep constantly for sale large assortment dc
Second Hand Books. in all the various branches ef
literature science and art
September & 1851. --ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

& Go RI w HlLE You IRE 0LDi H---Tn Con.
cord, K Joseph Moore, aged 7s, was mar
ried to Mrs Mary Toleas aged 81 years..
The services were performed By magistrate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

CHEEHFULNEss Persons who ara alwayS
cheerful and good humored are very useful
IN thc-world, they maintaiD psaes and hap
piness, and spread 4 sbanSful temper amongst
all 47ho live around them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
WOMEN.

If the pewer which woman possess, and
The igiuence which they exercise ever men,
be great, how deeply are they answerable to
tltA 8srld for the imperfect use which they
makssof the means in their hands ferrthe
nlpraA ernent Of man 1 How little have they
jet dIEeto accomplish the great ena-the
perfection of the speeissl Why array the
artillery Of their charms on the side Of folly,
in itsaacontest with reason2 Why abandon
that dignity which is based upon the refine.
mentIef intelleet, and the purity Of virsuous
isnoesnce, and adept that spurious kind
whictE c1nsists only in strict adherence ID
fefinK which have no meaaing to shadow;
WHICH hsve no substance which fashion dig
nifesiby the appellation Of etiggfctie
s8@ 49, te
Try WILL DE DogE = The great work
oflifais to bring our will into subjection to
the will Of God live had no will but Iii
If we bould say from the heart, as our Sa.
piaus bath taught aud com manded us to say,
e Thy viii be dene,n we should be happy.
IL is She standard at which we ought TO aim
ID tEd language Of Archbishop Leighton,
q Our will should be rooted out. and the will
Of Goa should be put in its stead" Itwas
the standard &t which our Saviour reached /;
& NefslY, verify say unto you, the Son can
do ngshing Of himself but what he seeth the
FstheE do, for what thing soeyer he doeth,
these also dosth the Son likewise 1t il
anitaSyident that these words, taken in their
full s2tent, arc proof Of our Lerd,s diyini.
ty,bSa we also see clearly, that in his hu-
iBaniky, his will was to do the will of Him
~ when he was sent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

~ BE who does not prevent . wrong
when it is IL his power, is equally criminal
With him who commits il, and will be esteem
ed accordingly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

~ If from our youth up we have borne
good character, no one whose opinion is
qerth having believes the evil reports which
may be spread concerning us.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

i ABzABTIFUL THotGHT The sea is the
lssargest af all cemetfies, and its slumberefs
sIeepawishaut monuments. All other grave
yardA IN all ether lands, show some symbol
ii datinetien Between the great and small,
The fAsh and poer, but il that ocean cemetery
! the 1ug and the clown, the prince and tbs
.oeasssat. are alike distinguished The same
Mar.s roll aver all--the same requiem BY the
tsninsfelsF Of the ocean Is sung 70 their henor.
llyez4Aeir remzins the same Storm beats,
aud lis same sun shines. and there, unmark-
5leS. ske weak aud the powerful. tho plumed
and iths unheB6Fed, will sleep on until
awakened By the same trump when the sea
shalfxiYe up It's dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
To James G. Whitchill, who 4
out OF the Commonwealth 81
Eifeinia: 3. -

VTNAKE NOTICE. hat ~ ne so,h aav n @.
j. tepabef, A. %. iss5f. hetwesn ihe hours 81 o
O'Clock IN The gasniag and o'clock Ia The eyesinR
OF the sane day Al the Post Once in the town Of
Eric. camhden county State of Missouri l shall
take The deposition Of Thomas II Morgan, arxit-
ness ID my tehAls in suil new pending ID he Cir
cult Couft ef Jefferson county Virginia in which
Ian Plaintiff aud you an Deiendant; which iepo-
silivn 50 takep shall read evidence al The lTial
of said suit This Sssk dAs ~ Aagnst iS5i
RICHARD D. SEAMON
Angus, q. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

~ Envisus and maIignaua minds. which
shavesneger risen ahoEe their native levels,
sf,eeaentlv delight in reminding these uhe.
ibavs,gsfiasa elevation Of character what they
had eda, rather than ii sxaFding praise fsr
s,nesI siSus conduct, through which aloze
Eessiisnes esa be attained.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

- - A(ASyA Wv Ia -
O, lam sad and dying
Gloom wraps my heart about;
i hear low voice signing,
" Thy soul is going out
o. il hasFhoped Igainst sorrow,
And frowned despair away
Buteyer has to-mefrsw
Been sadder than today!
They told thee, proud endeavor
Would buildthy name on high
That hope is gone Forever
They wronged thee--,hou shall, die
Thy early promise given,
Was but the springing leaf;
The flower must bloom in heaven
EarIh'a seasons are loo brfefla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

Foa JEefknsuns CounrT Sc vii Administer atiida-
wis. tsks depSsilicns and Acknowledgement Of
deeds neneagss. &c, % Be recorded il any Of the
eoqntirs ii Virginia -
J. Jantarv s. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

The payments mua Be made pnrstrallv asJ,he
ns1ey is wanted 10 pay for the. work which d now
progressing p COONSs AlDsssiacats
June 1s, 1851 I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

A WEDDING URSF.

A merchant Of Paris, NJ / D., had fer
several years maintained intimate relations
with lady named Lucia B., originally
from Milan. For about month past, the
lady observed q degree of esldness aud en-,
6arrassment in her lover that caused her
great anxiety. Pressing aim with her dues-
tions, he finally acknowledged that, yielding
to the incsssant solicitations Of his family,
be was On the point Of marrying rich heir
sss. This annunciation aroused the Italian
bieod flowing in the ladys veins, and threw
her into violent commissions Sending back,
without deigning to lock at them, the rich
presents sent by her lover to appease her
anger, she declared her Intention to destroy
herself IN the presence Of the bridal pair on
the day ri their marriage Mr. took
every possible precautiSn 10 prevent the
threatened catastrophe, but, knowing the
audacieus character Of his former mistress.
was not without anxiety as To the result.
Two days ago, at the church where the
wedding ceremony was performed, be ap
peared dreamy ana preoecupied and yester-
day during the wedding feast, he scarcely
smiled 1t was not until the dessert. and
when the guests were preparing to depart,
that lie began TO reeoverfhis gayety, in the
hope that be should escape tile effects Of the
fair Italians despair All at once the noise
Of al alteration was heard upon the stairs
<A<mortal pallor overspread the face Of the
bridegroom, who recognized the lady's voice
alternating with that of one of his clerks,
who had been placed there to prevent her
entrance. Bat. the enraged woman burst
through all obstacles With Gisordered vest
inents, streaming hair, and stiletto in her
hand she rushed to the table g You did
not expect me, said she to the new husband,
but your marriage lacked conservation
I come to seal il with my blood Thus
saying, she aimed deadly thrust Of the sti-,
letto at her breast Happily one Of the
guests caught her arm in such manner as
slightly to change the direction of the blade,
SO that it but slightly entered her left breast
The waiscoat ana shirt bosom of Mr. D----
were sprinkled with the squirting blood.
II would be difficult to imagine the con-
fusion caused BY this melo-dramatic scene
ameng the wedding party. The bride faint
ed. enc of The bridesmaids went into byster-
les, and must OF the guests escaped from the
room MI D. was SO much overcome
that he wasy for some time unable to speak
The unfortunate lady was conveyed to her
domieil, and precautions were taken against
any renewal Of the 1attempt at suicide. She
is now understood to be out of danger and
to have become somewhat calm. - Paris Cor
rcspoatlefaef Of The Boston Post
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

n when the winds Of applause blow
Sfrssk .aa strong, then steer With steady
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
EXTRl Fk0UR.

FTynE undsysigns6 sas alusYs On hand ExrRAs
- E.nre. No 4, fat sale aud 80 exchange for a
rood article 81 Whea, The aboee Flour is kept
On hand 10 Chafsesiaw u John k Woods & Co,
and Eby 4 Sen; ant different merchants Al
Hnrpefse Ferry
SAWING
have also sns Saw Ifllin good repair and 6ills
vim IS f,ifnishea i, rkE sbotiest neiice
- MARTIN klckIELBERGER.
Rock Spring Mills. Nay .. 1850 N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
FRANKLIN THOMAS,

DRAUT1cRs fn Frederick, Jefferson, and the
i s5ioining counties
- Once 90 Water street, near the Farmers
Bark. Winchester. Tper- IS. is5o-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
Notice to stockholders n The

Hiilstofo' + III ETry 7srapiks Company.
VoU ere required 10 pay to the Treasurer in
Il siailmshs on your stock as follows. viz:
~ Juae 25 80 so her share
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

n An sla Wsmaa's comfort Yellow
snuff, green tea, and knitting work
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
Valuahle Pronartv for Rent.

MCCORMICK ( BRADF1EI.D,
July ~, tS5l Berryville, Clarke Co. Va
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

Bosror, 70.
Arrved-ships Ctiocrs. Crenst.dt; Plymouth Bstmore
barks Kimbau. Marselles Ellen, Newcastle e. Prin-
GEES Gagow Oct % of Cape Ann, the wreck of schr
foremost gone
Barrie Appleton. Baltimore; Mary. Phiadslpha; brgs
Brocne Malaga Madison savannah Ann Elisabeth. Alex
sndria Lnpire, Phsdsphs HollAndor NYork sohrs Jas
Braine ST Johns NF 18th Left bark FL Dorado for
Bra zil days Sid l4th, brig Water Witch, Brazil.
eehrs Julia, kebe FAxon Georgetown, SCI Sharon,
and Rainbow, Richmond; HALL Norfolk; G Bunyan.
Watchmsn and Reeves Phadelphia; Perine. Leader,
and Albany Rerown, Abbott Lawrence, oeo
ber, and Chronometer, NYork.
ship Belle Rock Liyerpoo brig Alesnus MaIie 18th inst
Spoke 26h list of Fishing Rock, ship Mcclellan for New
London. with 400 bbls sp oil.
Big Monte Crsto oonaives 18th inst. Left brig kArs
Brig San Iqusi B,). Bahia via Norssns schrs Victor
NYork; 81 Leon, Baltimore.
Cearse-ship Essex, NOrlesns bark Hsdiey Baltimore
brigs Neptune Cenfuegos Acorn. Babadoes Logan, sa
ytnnah Druid 81 Msrys, Ca samuel Small Philadelphia
The chip John Mayo Boston for NYork. towsd
dbmasted she having her dae) in Vine
yard sound North Of the Handkerchief shoA The M.ssa
ehusets will proceed with the on Wednesday for New
York The Msschusets reports ashore IN Nantucket
bor schr Vintage Boston Tor Albany with loss Of eablo
anchor and Boat.
CHARLRsroS, Oct q
AIrvesIBsrk Jupiter. Portland 9Th. sear M Wells
IPER srrAasHIP EvRoPAl.
Sid for NYorA 18th, Gov hinekley mot Hsrkle) from
@ 0asgow.
Norleans letA CaraCi tnOs Garrics) FAos from
Liverpool.
.;,., yJsay 18th, Due dc Dr,San', from Antwerp via
Deal fer NOrletns.
SID from 81 Helena Sept H. Nancy Treat Ltessld (ffon
NorE
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

The following addition TO the news we have al.
already publshed concerning the progress Of events
IN the Argentine Republic, brought by the brig
Bramas, which arrive at Salem, We extract from
the Bosfoa T,uvs2r.-
letter Of the latest date (Sept 81 states that
Buenos Ayrss continues 10 be filed with rumors
thai the Braslians were everywhere successful and
90 great was the panic that ounces we're sold at
800. II vas even feared that the allied forces
would attack Buenos Ayres By land, while the Bra
siisn squadron blocksded 10. As to the latter, IL
vas dosbtful whether the English and French Ad
uirsb would permit g. II is stated that the reply
81 the English Admiral 10 the Brasiliss Admiral
wss-" Open s mssy porte as you please (alluding
20 lhose OF PsragusyD bat do not smut sny
be Brush Pa,kf contains the s2esal VI 3sls
The New York herald., 1851-10-30
CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDrEsDAT, Oct. xs-6 T. ".
Asrs seemed steady with ssee Of so bbls pots at 81
Es and pearls at So SIX.
BEE.w.I moved TO the extent Of 400 lbs yellow West
ern at Bz 8kc, cash.
BpT.psIUFTs = Flour declined q shsie, 10 900 bbls
having been disposed Of s3slk 50 s3 for State and
Ohio; SO 81 ~ O6k for ordinary Western and pro-
portionste rates for other brands Canadian varied
little, COO bbls hne bringing 81 Southern appeared
rm. there being 900 btls reported sold at old figures
Rye -four and Jersey meal taken In lots at 50
% WReaf 400 bushels Genesee white realired % pe
27O0 do Michigan sold at eoc $500 do red at csc
and 5000 do Canadian, at price not ascertsned and
Of Rye 200 bus river at T3e cash and Barley Oats and
With ssles Of soooo bushels; mixed at sos 66he, and
yellow ct Gle.
CorTEr active the transactions consisting Of
100 bag, Javs at lie 100 Lsguira at sc and 500 Rio
by auction, st7L AqHc
CorroSThe demand tor this article stnl continues "a
equal the amount put sale the transactions resshing
sales recently have ten In some csses, at higher
hgures-
The New York herald., 1851-10-30
American Awards ut the Worlds Ind us
trial y nhibItIon In London.

from the Nstional lnteulEeneer
We have the pleasure 10 day, sf com N unic ating
TO readers and the public list Of the awards
made by the Royal commissioners to the American
Contributors to the Industrial Exhibition at Lon
don" This interesting report was received from
the agent, Mr. Riddle, by the steamer which ar
rived at New York on Sunday, and through the po-
litsness Of Mr.. Kennedy, Secretary Of the Central
Committee, we are enabled thus promptly 10 make
Il public
LoNDoS. Oct. IL. 1851.
SrR-I beg leavetshand yen my report from the
Great Exhibition. The com mission with which
was honored by the Executive COMMITTEES Of the
Central Authority Of the Unite States, bears date
the - OF January, 1851 arrived in London. in
pursuance Of the iosiructions you had given me, on
the 9th Of March. The contributions shipped fron
our country in the St Lawrence had been depo sted
~ lne building atew days before, and othercontri.
outiens ireighted By private vessels we're daily ar.
irving No preparation Of the division Allotted 70
our country men had been made, beyond that Of
mere shelter for themselves and their good.
IN common with other foreign nations Il was er-
peoted that all expenses necessary for prsperIv ar.
ranging and dsp aging our contributjons 10 the Ex
hiolion, and Tor securing care and safety to them
while II should continue, were to be horna nv oy,
selves Neither counters, tables, fixtures or plat
forms, neither coverings, standards, railings M,
decorations, had been provided. Our goods we're In
the building under the seals Of the customs an,
contributors we're many OF them present, anxious
for some step TO be taken whi;h would secure 70
them the purpose for which they had crossed the
ocean our neighbors, the French, Russians, and
Inhabitants Of the different countries Of the ZoIl
verein, we're busily engaged in forwarding tse
work within their respective divisisns and the Ex.
ecutive Committee OF the Royal Commission were
urging speed upon all foreigners in order that every
thing should be In readiness on the day Of opening
the fst Of May. Under these circumstances, after
receiving the sdvice Of the American Minister, and
with the full appreciation Of the contributors en-
pressed in a form al resolution ct a public meeting
] negotiated loan from George Peabody, Esq al
American merchant residing in London, for fftesn
thousand dollars. The whole expenses 10 which
the Commission from the United states has bee n
subjected herewith subjoin
No report Of the Great Exbibitisn can do II full
justice. No aggregate Of reports, though that az
gregate should comprise the reports Of every
local commissioner TO the body which appointed
him. of every foreig1 commissioDcr TO hs govern.
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

been well reduced, and few lots will be LEFT over
the season The Bay State shsws have been In quick
demand all the season. prices continue nrm. French
goods continue Offering freely at auotion to the injury
OF prices and the demand though good is not equal to
grades Of merinos well descriptions Of silks
are good request The mass Of goods including rib
bons, rather heavy Buyers very cautious There
the supply Of immediate wants. The pressure Of
the money market has operated to this limitation Of de-
staple goods rather than carry any load Of stock even
month or two Cloth and doeskins are In moderate re-
quest and steady. Fancy articles cannot well be kept
not 80 heavy in STOCK and the present low prices
steady The offerings at auction light; holders not
the season has been extensive, though limited by the
money crisis where profit fairly anticipated hopes
have not been sustained owing to that crisis but
tneiess very large proportion Of the business done has
rnfIoHTs Shippers were disposed to await the re-
cept Of the Europa's letters before doing much and
hence engagements light. Vessels still demsnded
rates for flour and grain to Liverpool above the views
shippers eco $50 boxes Of cheese engaged at Dos
Some heat was reported engaged private terms To
London rates 2s for naval stores and Is Cd for
-four Some lots Of cheese taken at Sos To Glss-
gov. SEQ bbls. -four were engaged at 4nd. There
nothing new in rates for Havre or California
FISH LOCO quiptsls Western Bank cod were pur
chased at SO so 50 go with some mackerel and her
ring at former rates
FRuIr There 400 boxes layer rssns picked up
at 50 2 600 Malaga at 81 co. and 10 cases of ctron at
HrnP ruled firm; 45o bales of river brought 46c. a
6cc cash.
Hops-22 bales Of Eastern and Western
taken al 80 &c. a 35c.; an Improvement.
lRoN varied little, 100 tons Of Scotch pig having
found a market at S2l so, months.
LEAD-About 70 tons Of English changed hands, at
81 3l14 cash.
LIME continued to be held at e0c. with few ar
rivals
MoLAssEs remained heavy 60 hhds Muscsvsdo
fetching only 2lc. 22Ic
NAVAL SroREs Among the transactions 500 bbls.
crude turpentine at S3 $50 spirits at and 100 bbls
selected tar, at so rs.
Ons-4 3Oe gallons Inseed were disposed Of at zoe
7lc 20t0 refined at doc 41c and ual quantity Of
lard, at $50 a 90c
Provisions Pork ruled steady, the sales comprising
Beef lard inanmate 100 bbls beef hams found
buyers at Sl4 50 aud several parcels dressed hogs at
6hca
REAL Estate Sales by auction, in Brooklyn IL lot
corner Tompkins avenue and Madison street. 25xl00,
sle2; adjoining avenue, 25xlo9, $l60; do each
25xl00 $3.50 each S30e on rear, 25xl00, $lf2
RIcE-A sale Of 100 casks new was made at So rs.
sEcARs-Some 140 900 German changed hands at So a
50, usual credit.
soAr-Tbere were 100 boxes CASTLE sold at 9Ic, 4
months.
spIRITs Included In the days operations 200
barrels Ohio and prison whiskey, at % 22c cash; so
hbds drudge, at &c, time, &c and 10 puncheons
Scotch malt, at 81 37a.
sucARs dull and heavy, no sales having trans
pired
TALLow depressed; scoolbs. prime brought 71sc.,
cash
TonAcco remained firm, with sales of SO hhds Ken
tucBy at a sc.