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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
Lrm m.PEAKE, ApvERrIsINGA AGENT

"m II. FEAAE. ADVERTISING AGENT
w 4 Collector. Baseg,cht Of The tSmu Iron BHAd-
ing entrance baltimore st.-Mereants and business
men desirous OF advertising IN my newspaper published
in the Il ned States enn do - by applying VIM II
PEakt Advertising Agent Basemenfal Sun Iron build
ing (enirance Baltimore street, where files Of nj
the country papers may be seen.
rp Country Editors wishing To appoint nm agent
can do So by sending their paper, 10 the nbove adj
dress
"a Accounts collected, and prompt returns male
OF moderate cha ges.
REFERFscEs.
Gins. T. Maldox, ESQ, Postmaster.
Robert q. Taylor. Opposite Barnums
r. X Lpp & Co. Publishers of Daily Times.
Bnrress ayo & Co, Booksellers, Sun iron building
Henry Taylor Bookseller, Baltimore nnd Oag sf-
J. W Bond & Co, do. IL Baltimore st.
+. Lucas 1r., do. 10 baltimore ST
John Murphy & Co. do l7s baltimore 1t.
Garfield. brother < Co 229 baltimore St
oct 6-dl I'm
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DEEDMONT WORKs-A Ellison .r P,o-
l. gitoiOr.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door. Sa2R- Biind and Boz Factory,
MHiapd NachiHc IIorh
IcoU YUJu5gg md FHi5pp,

IfOW tTI7Ug IIft I-I'TfHG'
Biacbmuhing of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up nj great expense
With steam power, and arge variety Of machinery Tor
working wood and IRON form the most complete rstab-
ishmeni of the Kind in the Southern States and can
EXECUTE better work and at cheaper rates than can BIO
me in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied will
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primcd m
,luzed if reqnircd) MouldngS, Flooring dressed and
5ngue and grooycd, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
md Misunderstanding. Pamgs, and variety OF other
Materials required in building.
Contract tors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars Der
lex Gearing, Whccbairov- Picks and Bars, and othel
Fools required npon Public Works.
Constantly on and uad for sale. reasonable terms
Ill varieties Of Flooring and other Lumber, worked ~
rnworled. Saving md Planning done 10 order. Bills
# Timber sawed to order.
Jan lifts A. NJ ILETON. Agent.
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SAFETY FUSE 80 900 feet Safety Fuse
- Just received ard for sale very low by
oct 3-ts BEE JOHNSON.
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IEEeKsENGS-35 whole and hall barrels, and
ing this day, and for sale low by
oct 1871. LEE & JOHNSON.
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OF the Mails, Aug. '52
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Charlottesville on thej
.ame d. Us heretofore viz Tuesdays Thursdays and
laturdays. Schedule time ot arrival IN. Leaves on
SUNDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, az 3 IN.
PACKET MMI.-The Packet brings Way Mail
wednesdays, Mondays and Sundays. and takes Mon
days, w ednesdays and Fridays On Monday morning,
Ricmnond and Northern mail Is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAlL-Mails are dispatched by the
railroad daily at 80 Tor Forrest Depot, Liberty
Bufords Big Lick, Salen &c. and for Finca Ne, and Ion
he present, all the watering places.
By the Railroad are also sent Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays mails TOR Bedford, FLOYD and Franklin.
LEXINGTON AND PATTONSBUKG MAiLA-Ar
8rye' daily, except Sunday, at Cap. m.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at halfpast SIX
FARMyi]LE-AU 'es d,ily. except sunday anon
smidnght bring ing the mail from Richnond' ana par
Il North, South and West Of that city Leaves 'd' Nv
4 II to ~ p. m. except Saturday night ,, PIN, Z
DANVIl Lk.-Arives, As her 'oLore' "es"4 !. nv I
4davs and SATURDAYS Leaves, - hefet"ofe, noh"F III
Il Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 a. m. n
pEDIN MII.I.S-Arives, as heretofore riohh%
nd rh.,sdavs- between 10 and II a. M Leaves aoo
i p. m, san days
- Mail closed at D p m.
q On Sunday morning, the office will be kept ope 4
IL, one hour alter the Mail is ready for delivery !,
A. "a dts VIM. M BLACKBOARD. r. M. I
pIANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFfCE. Il
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
w PAl.TNERsHEP.-rlilLP A

u A ~ NERSEEP.-PrlILp A
- BOILING aud JOHN =. MEREDITH have rs.
snciated themselves practice INV under the STYLE OF
BOILING n MEREDITH. They will practice IL
the District Count at Lynchhurg. aud Ar Meredith VII
Attend the Superior and nieror Courts at Buckingham.
Cumberland. Prince Edward and Appomattox; and Mr..
Boiling will attend the Superior and inferior Courts of
i.Ynchburg. Bedford. Campbell aud Apponnttox, and
ahn lperior Courts nf Burkirghan and Pfucc Edward
\ Idre.s Philip A. Boiling. l.yacI,i urg, or John S.
Meredith. Buckingham Court House
~ Office in i.ynehbufg, in of 7. y. Jennings
store. oct -dec1m
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DACON, BACON 900 lbs prime Western
Bacon Sdes and Shoulders in store and for sale b,
NJ o.ts. GEO. RAHpy
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MON FOUNDRY.-NE N con
Z CERN.-IHe subsclibcrs have assooialed thel
sely, together undor the style and firm Of
JONES, BEGGS ~ BROTHER,

1seIYl tOgelher ulIdor tTe style and Trm OF
JONES, BEGGS ~ BROTHER,
III Respectfully call the attention Of the public to then
iOUNDRA. about mile below the city, immediate
on the GanpI. they are prepared 10 furnish any
description ot CASTING, in loom sand. Mil
Machinery, Sugaf-paus Galdron Kettles. new impora'
on of Garden or Porch Chairs, Hat aud Umbrella
ia a,. jenny Lind Paror Crates and Tenders, plain
II fancy Balcony Railing II the latest style, Plonghs,
m sizes and patents Brackets various sizes, Stoves and
daat.e pieces m1lle To order. Water gas, or drain
Pipes columns of all sizes which the attenton of build
ers inyted,all of which they will furnish al North
era prices and only ask call 10 insure salos. By
prompt attention aud fhul Workmanship, they hope to
saare fir portion of public patronage All orders
s.4a,I .,'tci,rd, aud promptly executed in tn" nept
.si .tya. WllIIAN Z. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS.
semi dts HAMILTON BEGGS.
IxurpsS rnuV.
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Valuable Farm nearLynchburg for

valuable Farm near LyhcnDufR IoI
SALE-1hc farm which live, lying immed-
iely the Va and Tennessee Railroad and extending
10 within three miles of the city Of Lynchbnrg. is for
snle This Farm contains about 700 Acres. lies fenark-
ably we'll is we'll waercd, large proportion in wood
heavily timbecd. with rge comfortable iamIy resi]
dence urge Orchard and other convenience suited to
the comfort of large family This land wa equal. in
orgina fertility, toany in this Sute. and ia now IN 'nc
tne Of improvements Of 1t well set in clover, and
capable Of producing twenty bushels of wheat To thc
mere 1T j. also well adapted To the Gfnzing business
being fine grass land and capable of being divided into
II numbered small fields, with an Abundant supply of
water in each There j. also, On this tract, very fne
situation for large manufacturing mill with abundant
vner-powcr (Gcn. &. Clny's and Mr. John iIollins'
hrge manufacturing mills being located the SAINT
sircnm.)
In view Of It's proximity the city Of Lynchbg and
great producyeness Of is .oi might be very profit
ably devoted the raising Of vegetables for tile Lynch
hurs merSc aud will be divided into small tracts to
suit purchasers.
Asa tract of lnnd, so well situofed aud combining
many advantages, i-rarey, If ever in mnrkct per.
wishing buy, will do we'll to make early opplicn
ton. Ed. BbRION.
Richmond semi-weekly Wing, Charlottesville Adyo.
and FarnyiIc Journal copy t~o wec and forword
nccounts to this office. oct lj-dfs
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n OFECE.-Shoud this advertisement reach the
y eyes Of Mr.. DAVID W. FREAS, Of Montgomery
icny. Pa, is requested of him by the administrator
ut the estate OF Charles freas decd thai he will
his fathers late residence, Morbe Hall. Montgomery
county. Pa. or before the 18th day OF November
oct 25-dIt
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Baltimore Markets, Oct. o5.

FLOUR is held at 81 30.
Wheat Red 97a9S.
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COLA HEDS.-Snitable for stores Hotels
~ easily converted into sofa pleasant bed.
For sale by sept l4--dts A. WINSTON.
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A NEW tEATuRE.

DELL HOTEL. LIBERTY, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, VIRGINIA The undersigned hav-
ing purchased of Mr.. William Terry, that old and well
know Hotel cstnbli shment, know ns the BELL no
TEL, Liberty, "a, offers his services To the public fo
lac patronage long bestowed upon his predecessor.
The entire establishments has Just Undergone thorough
repair from Cellar Gurrett. Rendering pleasant ana
comfortable in every department
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
,ur lovely Piedmont country can produce, aud the BAR
with the most genuine aud best qnnlity OF Liquors.
His Stables IN excellent condition. well provided
good and reliable Oslcrs always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line OF Coaches at this pon
rr.weckly with the Cars of Va. and Tenn r. H., and
passengers coming from any direction either on the Cars
Stages private conveyance, will always find him pre-
p0red to nccomdate them with meals ut any hour.
lie natters himself, that from the reputation Of this
house and with eDegy speared his part to rende
ibis guests comfortable, lie will receive liberal share oil
pntronage THOMAS LEFTWICH.
July I5-isif
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hoye just received and offer fol
Y sale LOT of beautiful Clover and Timothy Seed
McCORKLE, SIMPSON & JONES.
Ala
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CONGR ESS-THIIRSDAY

SENATE.-Mr Underwood moved that the SEN
ate take up for consideration the resolution offered
by him, to amend the rules by providing that an
amendment to bill may be laid on the table with
out carrying with it the original proposition. At
ter some debate, the resolution was rejected.
The joint resolution to provide for printing a
compendium of the public documents was taken
up; and after some discussion it was referred to
the Committee on Printing.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. bill
granting lands to the several States and Terrific
ries, and the District of Columbia, in aid of the
construction of railroads and for common school
purposes, was taken up on which several votes
by yeas and nays were taken, without reach
ing test vote uponit.
When the morning hour expired Mr.. A she ad-
dressed the House on the Pennsy vania contested
election case after which the rules were suspen-
ded; aud, going into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, Mr.. Seymour, of Con-
necticut, in the chair,) the deficiency bill was
again taken up, and Mr.. Hersford delivered a
speech in favor ofthe establishment of an Agricul-
tural Bureau Of the Department of the Interior.
The committee then rose, and the House ad-
journed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-26

Present an Editor.-The editor of the N. Y.
Journal of Commerce has received from Florida
four quarts of mosquitoes in glass receiver or
lar, marked preserved mosquitoes from Florida"
They are specimens of the mosquitoes which,
according to statement in the Journal of Com.
merce, thrust their bills through old boiler, in
which au unhappy Yankee had taken refuge,
to avoid the enormous mosquitoes of the ever
glades.
The story goes, that the Yankee, on finding how
matters stood in the morning, went to work and
clinched all the bills inside the boiler, when tho
mosquitoes, taking the alarm, rose with the boiler
and flew off at laundering rate in the direction
of the Okeefenokee swamp. Nothing is now
wanted to substantiate the story but the boiler
and that last link in the chain of evidence will
probably be forthcoming,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-26
MRcception of the Wig Nominations.

MOBILE, June 23.-The Telegraph has informed us
the nominations by the Wing Convention at Baltimoref
The received with decided favor, and
thus far has given satisfaction The ct that Gen. Scott
has endorsed the Platform is enough for Alabama and he
will get united Whlg support Many of those who
disafected have already over and perfect
ly satisfied.
MONTGOMERY. June 23.-The nomination of Gen. Win
field Scott and VIM A. Graham has given full satisfaction
friends in this place. salute has been fred in
honor of the event.
V1cKsBURG, Miss June s3.-The nominations of the
Wing National Convention have been received here and
met hearty response from every good Wing. Many
think it the strongest nomination that cond have been
made under the circumstances.
BATON ROUGE, June 23.-The telegraph has informed
of the Whignomnations All goes on bravely. The
has produced satisfaction than at first
ticipated A few days will make all right.
MONTPELIER, (vt) June 23-The Wing nominations
have to hand AL appear satisfied. 1t is believed
to be the strongest and most available ticket
CHARLESTON, (S c. June 23.--The Wing nominations
have been received The of Gen Scott that
he accepts the atfor, and the fact of his association
with VIM. A. Graham OF North Carolina is enough for
u.s. Our friends are for the nomination.
MACON, (Ga) June 23.-The nominations of the Wing
Convention have hand Georgia has been disap.
pointed in getting Mr. Fl more, but she will stand by
the nominees, especial since Gen Scott accepts tho
atform. The nomination of Mr.. Graham Vice Presi-
dent meets with our cordia appreciation.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-26

BLOODY DoINGs IN kENTUcKY.-There was
much excitement in Hickman county, Ky, at the
last accounts in consequence Of the doings of an
organized band of outlaws. During the session of
the court at Clinton, on the 9TH inst, fracas oc
cured in the court room between Ebert l.. Wat
son, respectable citizen, and Willie Wether-
ford, alleged to be one ofthe gang which resulted
in the latter being shot dead. Watson, who was
Immediately tried and acquitted, had been robbed
by the gang, ard subsequently aylaid and beaten
and at anothert they tried to induce his cook to
poison his whole family. After the death OF Wealth
erford his brother was attacked and murdered by
some of Watsop's friends. Several of the most
respectable citizens of the county are said to be
concerned with the gang, and company of Reg
ulators was about to be formed to punish them
ALL
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By ALEXANDRA N0TT ~ go.
NO. 61 Main street, opposite the city Hotel,

TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS q SATURDAYS
IN the above named days will sell at public auction.
~ at my store opposite the City Hotel commencing at
haltpas o'clock, variety of miscellaneous goods such
as the following: SHs-
FOKNIFU RE-Cabnets. Wardrobes, sdebosrds Bu-
reaus, Bedsteads Chairs oevery stye and pattern lair
and Shuck Mattresses Dining Tea Toilet and Gard Tables
Beds and Bedding &c ~
ALSO-A large lot of seasonabe piece and cut Dry
Goods &C. with Cloths Cassimeres Sattinetts Vcstngs
tlannes beached and unbeached; Domescs white and
brown Linen Table Covers, Oil Cloth d. Hosiery era
watts, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING &c-Also, a large collection of seasonabe
ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes silk wool and
large assortment Of Trunks Valice and Carpet Bags Ma
sons Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and an
endless variety OF Perumery and Fancy Goods of
description.
NH ALEX MOTT & CO
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Later from Chill.

BosroN, June PA letter from Chill, dated
May 9th, states that another instruction had
broken out in the garrison of Trespunta, part of
whom took arms and imprisoned the remainder.
They were subsequently, however, repulsed, and
some of them escaped to Cobila and others to the
Argentine provinces.
A letter from Puma, dated May 22d, says that
Flores having got rid of the intervention of the
Swedish frgate, Mr.. Gushing, the American
Charge attempted to Interfere, but was censured
by the American Commodore, and the matter
thus ended.
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The Very Latest by the Niagara.

HALIFAX, June q.
The official quotations by the Niagara at which hol-
ders willing to SELL fair Orleans 3-l6a64d fair
Mobile 5aa5sd fair Upands 5a mddling Orleans sgd do
Mobile sid; do Upands 3-16a54
The weather has proved very favorable towards the
growing crops and commercial affairs all the
try promise we'll Reports of the Continental markets
are highly satisfactory.
letter by the Niagara states that Jenny Godschmidt
arrived out in good health and spirits, and greeted
by many friends The letter further that she had
already received several propositions sing in operas
and concerts but declined untfurther time for consde
ration
The designs of Louis Napoleon upon Belgium, at
tracing attention in the political circles Of Eu-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-26
Great Wing Ratification Meeting.

New York, June cath, ii P. W.
An immense assembage of Wings is gathered
in front Of the Broadway House, toni ght to ratfy
the nominations of Scott and Graham.
Robert Jones was chosen President, with one
hundred Vice Presidents.
Resolutions were adopted cordially endorsing
the nominees.
The meeting was addressed by Colonel Hoff-
man, Mr.. Tomnson, from California, and Jos.
Richardson, of Oswego county, the Fillmore dele
gate from the 22nd District, who contested H.
J. Raymond's sent.
The proceedings are marked by an unbounded
enthusiasm. The names of Scott and Graham,
Fillmore, Webster and Clay were greeted with
deafening cheers.
The crowd outside was addressed by numerous
speakers, and the proceedings will continue till a
very late hour.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-26
Ratification Meeting IN Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURG, juno 90
The nomination of General Scott has given the
greatest satisfaction to the Wings of our city,
The most intense enthusiasm prevailed, and last
night the city was in fever of excitement--fre-
works, music and huzzas. A salute of fifty guns
was fired about shutdown, and at night an immense
ratification meeting assembled. Addresses were
delivered by the Hon. Moses Hampton, Capt.
Porter, D. Richie, Capt. Nayor and others
Resolutions endorsing the doings of the National
Convention, and approving the nominees were
passed by reclamation.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAX.
Ii HALF ACRE noTs IN DUvAs,s an.

| HALF ACRE E0Ts IN DGyAs.,s a d.
- DITION FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiH
be sold on SATURDAY the goth day OF june 1853 upon
the premises respectively commencing at O'Clock, +
NJ, IA half Lots in Duvas addition They lie some
OF thenl' hthe city OF Richmond northwest OF Ne
Martin residence and nearly opposite to the residence
oil Mr mn; Others lie the hill ia the county OF Iencu
near the farm OF Mr. w A Robinson aud others lie the
level PLAN west OF Bacon Quarter Branch several
lots owned by the heirs ofthe late Janes Brown, de
ceased Inc lots are will be marked with corner
stcnes-sonle OF them are beautifully locaed-aud will
SUIT admirably Tor market gardens, Suburban resden
ces. me iots IN the CITY viii be divided to suit the
views Of builders. The sale will commence with the lots
near Mr. Robinsen's farm
TERMS-One-third cash. balance at 4 and months for
negotiable notes, interest added secured b an atoved
endorses or title withheld w. GODDIN.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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NAVE RECEIVED
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Eleven Weeks in, Europe; and what may be seen in
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Up the Rhine. BY Thomas Hood; with comic iustra-
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The Solar System, Descriptive Treatise upon the
Sun, Moon and Planets, including account of all
the recent discoveries BY J Russell Hind, foreign
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Memorial of James Fenuimore Cooper neat vol
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Cooper. BY VIM. Culen Bryant; speeches by Hon.
Daniel Webster. George Bancroft, g. Z. r. James,
F. L Hawks, and other distinguished with
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Ralph Waldo Emerson Edward Everett, Ii. w.
Longfcow Nathaniel Hawthorne and Others with
port ait of Cooper 90
The Princeton Pulpit, edited by John t. Duied, ad
innct Professor of Mathematics in Princeton Col
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DR.. Miller, A. Alexander, J. Maclean A. B. Dod
NJ. B. Hope J. A. Alexander &c. &c .-.--.....Sl so
The Riches that bring Sorrow. By the Rev. Frs
kline Neal NJ A.. author ofthe Closing Scene, &C. Is
The Mystery Solved relands Miseries, the grand
cause and By the Rev. Edward Marcus Dill
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Heaven, or an Earnest and Scriptural inquiry into
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The Cincinnati

CHOLERA AT CovlNGToN, KY.-The Cincinnati
Commercial of the 21st instant says
The reports about the Asatic scourge in our
sister city are greatly exaggerated. There have
been Deaths but they have been mostly among a
class who have taken no care of themselves and
who by improper diet, exertion and irregu-
lar habits have challenged disease. There is no
danger from the cholera as it at present exists.
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the platform adopted by the Democratic Wing
Convention of Baltimore, and the nomination of
Winfield Scott for President and William A.
Graham, as Vice President of the United States,
and that the Wings of Delaware may be relied on
for their unanimous and hearty support
The meeting then adionrned.
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je25 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
IEOUsEYIOLD AND KTTCHEN FTRNI-
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS

REGULAR days.
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
nN the days above named commencing at9I O'Clock
~ will sell at auction, at my store 18th ST.. va
rety OF miscellaneous articles consisting Of the follow
ing
GROCERIES-Sugar,C Coffee, Gunpowder Tea Can
dies Soap, Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and Sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger, Brandy Whiskey Gin Molasses,
Butter Lard, Herrings Shad
FURNITURE-Bureaus Sideboards, Washstands
Feather Beds hair and shuck Mattresses Bedsteads
Chairs Candlestands dining, tea and toilet Tables Bed
ding of every description Tenders Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the house keeping line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.--I will also sell Boots
Crockery-ware, Matches, writing and wrapping Paper
Books, &c.
NH % r. CAUTHORN
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NEW YORK MARKETS June a.

STocKs-Government stocks firm. Sales of United
States 6's, 1868, lls The stock market is rather de-
pressed.St erlng exchange 1o4 premium.
FLOUR is dull Sales of 1000 barrels 81 for State
brands, and 81 81 81 so for Southern.
GRAIN.-Wheat quiet; change in prices sales small
Sales of 1000 bushels at 60 81 for mixed;
oats 43 rye 76 cents.
CoTToNis irmer under the Nc change in pri-
ces; sales of 600 bales.