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N Office.

TUNHE subscriber has first rate stock Farm Stu
L ated IN the town of Newark, on the stage road
leading from Burke Hollow 10 Charleston, and stu
a.ed one mile from Newark Village and is des!ra-
bic situation for country farmer. The farm con
tins two hundred and fifty acres OF good land, sew
entv FIVE under improvement and thirty acres which
contains good sugar orchard. The firm Is we'll
watered-water is broaSh, in acqueduct 10 the barn
and house.
4 new house and shed completely furnished inside
and out and painted A good barn and necessary
ont buildings The subscriber wishes 70 sell and if
one hall oi the purchase money could be paid Down
liberal credit will he given for the remainder. lie
has fine stock 4 cattle and Will sell them with the
farm or separate as NAV suite the purchaser. For
further particulars cuqure of the sub>crhsr on 'e
premises. DAVID ALLARp "a.
Newark. July s, 1852. isoh
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WEBSTER DEMoNsTEAIloN.-A larg"
and influential meeting Of the friends Of Dan
icl Webster. was held in Fancuil Hall, on
Friday evening last, for the purpose of CIV
ing public reception on his return to Bos
ton. The meeting was enthusiastic in the
hi hest degree. No allusion. as We can dis
cover, was made bv Mr. Webster to the re-
cent nomination, but it i. reported that while
in New York on his way to Boston, he said
that there was no other course for good Wings
TO pursue, except to support the nomination.
U The Wings of the lst Congressional
District have nominated Hon. James Mea-
cham as their candidate to Congress.
sS \ despatch states that the express train
on the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad
run over and nearly killed man, Sunday.
near Berlin Falls His name was Green.
and he was walking on the track at the time
/ of the accident,
saF The celebrated horse Green Mountain
Morgan, owned for number of wears past BY
Mr. Silas Hale, of South Rovalton. came to
his death recently. in somewhat mysterious
manner. 1t is supposed that he must have
I been poisoned by some person or persons I'M
known. The horse was insured for $4,000.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BosroN-On Sat
urlay, p NJ. fire broke out in Belmont
! ST, on the easterlv side of Fort Hill, which
left houseless some 200 families and destroy
ed property to the amount Of 100000 or
more Including the Boyleston School House,
the Mariners Church, ard the Sailors Home.
E Mrs. II. B. Stowe received from her
publishers, Messrs. Jewett & Co., the sum
Ten thousand Three Hundred Dollars. as her
copyright premium on three months sales
of Uncle Toms Cabin.
eY~ Hon. James S. Calhoun, Governor of
New Mexico, died on the 30th of June, on
the prairies, few miles west of the Missou-
ri line, while on his way to Washington
lie was a citizen of Columbus, Georgia.
GO The Native Americans met in nation
al convention at Trenton, New Jersey, last
Monday The word native " was stricken
from the name of the party, and henceforth
we are to have an Am rtcan Party After
making this alteration in the name, the con-
vention put in nomination Daniel Webster,
of Massachusetts, for President of the United
States, and Geo C. Washington Of Virginia,
for Vice President.
e In speaking Of the Wing nominations.
Mr.. Stanstury of the Burlington Courier
of whom it was expected that he would sup
port Gen. Pierce for President-says: As
we prophesied from the beginning. the Wing
Convention has had wit enough to discern its
only chance for escape from the available
noth;nrness of Mr. Franklin Pierce.
I E9s There was a full moon on the lst OF
July. and there will be another on the $lst, a
circumstance that has not occurred since
,177s. when there wa. a full moon on the lst
and 81 the s'th
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1lratbs.

In Derby, May 90, Ssrepta. wife Of Hon. David
VI. Camp. aged 50.
In Stockton. Upper California. Nav 4. Emerson
Wocott, r.. la.c Of Charleston, Vt, aged 81 wears
and II months.
on hi> way t" Caiforns. April 81, Edward Tur-
aer, ofMorgan, VI, IN the cath year Of his age He
lst n> father house in January las; 10 sock hs for
tune in the land Of gold. but found watcrv grave
before he arrived iii the promised land. C.s
In Montpelier June 5. Hon. Miltln Brown, age!
81
II Bro~n;nc;on. .Iunc O., of consumption, Mrs
A,lnira. wife o: Mr. English, Sgd a.
In Lyndon. Nav %, Ms EnleIine P Mathewson.
wife OF AFRO B. Mathewson Of Wheeock, aged 81.
In reachaln. June 6. Mr. Samuel Davis, aged 30
Revolutionary pensloner,
In Rvcca.e. June % Mrs Elisabeth Lauchlin. wild
ow Of Mr. Hugh Laughlin, late Of Ivceate, aged 81
In burlington, July 4, at the residence Of his son
Mr. J. s Pierce Mr. Byfei Pierce, aged IS wears. {
months and s days-fnrmerlv a rcsiden; Of Crafts
bury.
In Montpelier, July !. very suddenly Harrie: lie
land, daughter Of Rev. VIM. II. Lord. aged 10 mos.
In Greensboro. July 5. Of Erv.pela>. after dis
treSsing illness OF DAYS Alice Sophia. daughter o
F. and Esther II. Blake, aged n weeks.
In Bradford, JULY ., Philinia Isabel. daughter 0:
/ George and Amanda NJ. Morrison, aged Is months
! In Bradford June -. Albert Hill, vounges, 50,
CT Hon. George T. Baldwin, aged IL months.
! Ia Montpelier. July sih, Harriet EInslne Scott
daughter OF Rev. E.J. Scott. aged %.
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A Farm for Sale.

d. l.. Ely Of IF l hsrs By, T fsts, to
town. ho:h il regards lie location. soil snd sts.c
0f cultivation. Said farm is situated about mile
from the centre Of the town-t contains l10 scre>-
4 par; or the whole 10 suit the purchaser. liner
al credit viii be given for rsrr a. the paw. The
farm needs 10 further Recommendation thsI 10 he
examined.
.lulv lsi2 .slwG
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SCOTT AND GRAHAM Club,
FREE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Free Democrats of Caledonia County
and all who are opposed to the platforms and
nominee. of the two late Baltimore Conven-
tons, are requested to meet at Danville
Green, on Saturday, the oath day of July in
slant, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, to nominate a
County ticket suitable TO be supported by
the Free Democracy at the ensuing Septem,
Der election.
NJ. p. WALLACE, !
JOHN MCLEAN,
J. II. CURRIER. 60 Committee
A. f.. JUDENlNE,
DAVID POWERS,
Cabot, July, 1852.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER, IMPORTANT
TO DYsPErTICs-pr. !. :. Houchton's Pep>in, the
true Digestive Fluid or Castro Juice. prepared from
Hen,e,. or fourth stomach Of the Ok after directions
Of Baron Lc5ic the grea. Physiological Chc-ni>, nv
J. S. Hough,on, NJ D.. Phiad~lpha. This Is truly
wonderful remedy for Indigestion, dyspepsia.
,a1ndice liver com lain.. conz' pation.and debility.
curing after natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pampnlets containing scientific evidence Of its val
ne, furnished hv agents g"s:e Sec rr''cs sn'"rg
tbs " dos, .I'.r-i eTenr
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Phillips Academy.
7lEIE Fsll Term of this institution h.-::l- Wc!res
! ds:. Sept. l. 1872, and continues eleven weeks
HARVEY ". EMERY, Principal.
ELIZABETH H. RATES. Precsp,rss.,

YVtiE Fall Term of this institution b.-::i- Wc.res-
! da-. Sept. l. 1852. and continues eleven weeks.
HARVEY ". EMERY, Principal.
ELIZASETH n. RATES, Precsp,rssa,
Up. DANA, Professor of Music.
Other competent teachers will be provided if nee
essaTv.
.accs of this school equal to those of any other in
the State They take pleasure in announcing 10 the
nublc their u,nos, confidence in the above board
If Instructors.
Mr. EMERY is very highly recommended by Prof.
King Of Ncwhurv Seminary. md By Kew. DIR bourn<,
Of Norwich Umiversv-frnm which institution he
graduates =: the coming conmencen!ent-;i> gen
,lrnan and christian and rs having attained high
rank as n scientific and classical scholar. hat he
possesses the atanncnt requisite for an eiiic'en,
and popular instructor. a rv!nce BIZ his hitherto
quite extensive and enurN,lv successful experience
in teaching.
Miss BATES is E. graduate Of Thetford AcadeinE,
and is recommended By he Principal CT that lIlst-
tuition po>Sc>Si,I, qualifications rs teacher.
and as having taught extensively. and with great
satisfaction. Her at,ainmen:s in Drawing. Latin,
and in Speaking French are spoken Of Wit! COM
mpndaiion.
There is An extensive Apparatus connected with
this ins.i.ution-which viii be used in Illustrating
the principles Of Philosophy. Chemistry and AS'ron-
ornv. Extra attention will be gwen to Declama-
ton and Composition.
TUITION.
Primary English studies, per term $500
Advanced English studies, $50
Latin and Greek, 800
Extra branches. tuition per term. leach French
and Drawing, Sl.o0. Painting. wa,rr co!or>. oil
painting, Monochronatc. and rolvclr"ms'c, -. 90.
Piano, Guitar and Seraph;ne. tuition 10 vary accord
ing 70 The number of lessons.
Board can be procured in good families for Sl,50
per week. There are ample accommodations for
those who with to board Themselves.
CHA>. s DANA. Executive Committee.
SAM'L b. MATT0CKS. Secretary.
Danvillc, Vi, JULY 6. 1854 1slw.
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Stray Cow.

4 old red COW came into :hc enclosure Of III.
:. n subscribe about week since. ION or about
June IL, ls52) The owner IL desired Ia paw chsrg-
es anf taxi her away &c. BENTON.
Lunerburg, June L. ls52. 1sIw3
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BRIGHTON MARKET, July s.

At market 500 beef cattle, no stores. q pairs
working oxen, 81 cons and calves. $500 sheep and
lambs 500 Swine.
PRICES. Beef Ca,,e-Extrs 81; ii, quality 81; ID
quality 6; 3D. DO SASH
Stores-I earlnes-noHc.
Two years oid-n0ne.
Three years old-none.
Working Oxen-nonc.
Cows and calves-S2O 90, "a, 2sa 81.
Sheep and IambS-Sl:.2l, 3, 81. Extra Alas.
Sw!ne-5!a6!c; Retail. 6aS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Julv IA.
At market sol cattle-about $50 beeves. and ll5
stores CONSISTING Of working oxen. CONS and calves
l and and ) wears old.
PRICEs-Market-Extr beef SCI: l>t quality 6ia
g. 81 quality 5ias: 81 quality 5: ordinary sa4..
Hides So: cwt. laliow 6a6.. rcl,. 5Oc.
Veal Calve>-2!al0 Calf>kins. loc perlb.
StVlcs- Working Oxen-S12. 7s. 4. ssaI25
Cows and calve'.-Sl7, Is, 90, 2is3l Three
Years old-sls. u, 25s36.
Sheep and lamb>-421s a, market. Prces-Ex
ira !, iia5. BY lot, Ii, Il, 2, 3,l2;a3.
Swine-None.
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PnRELAND ROsEBROOK's ESTATE.
NOTICE.

FENHE Meat Business will be continued the same
L ns heretofore hv TIE subscriber. 10 whom ri
demands due the firm OF Ssnborn Gilman must
he raid. Carts viii run daily ia supply nj ho de-
sire good article. usual. Also. CONSTANTLY On
hand al his market, AL kinds Of fresh and salt rac,;
ofihe hest quality. II. {. GILMAN.
ST Johnshurr, lime i, 1851. 775if
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II He ALE ID MAN.

a. Our friend, j. NJ, who sends us an
account Of the death of his son by drowning
in Boston Harbor, on the Sd July instant
will be glad to lie assured by US that We rode
with his son..on the 9Th ofJuly instant about so
miles over the Vermont Central Railroad,
and that he appeared we'll and hearty. He
informed US he was bound to Burlington, but
should stop one day at Richmond
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FOUND,

1 BOUI two weeks since. between Fairbanks
:. a Village and ST. .Iohns!,Ury Plain, - Hamr Col
lar now. " nearly new. The owner car hs"" il hv
proving property and paying charges, by calling Nj
this office.
july IL. ls;2. sSlw3
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ISDIANA-The Louisville (Ky) Journal
of the 9TH inst SAYS: A prominent Democrat
of Indiana, one who never has been anything
but Democrat, one whom hundreds of our
cirzcns know,savs that Indiana will undoubt-
eddy give Scott "a larger majority than she
rave Harrison. He states truly, that. no mat
ter what excrtions the Democratic leaders
may make, there is nothing in the character
or career CT Mr. Pierce that can possibly kin
DE the least warmth in the hearts Of the pco-
pie"
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GEN. SCOTT...WIIIG PYRAMID FOR
1852.

The Berks and Schylkill Journal gives the
following as likely to compose the noble gal
axv Of Wing States next November:
WIG PYRAMID OF 1852
ONO
IOWA.
MAINE,
INDIANA.
MICHIGAN.
NEW YORK,
DELAW \ RE.
TENNESS EE.
V F. r NJ O y T.
Lou ST y 4,
CALF O NIA,
NEW SEY,
NJ \ X Y l. a \ d,
con ECT ! G. l. T,
w | 5 c O y S \,
X L y T L c X Y,
Il II O ID f S l. 4 d D,
VI s s \ { II L 5 +. I + s.
y OR T II c \ r o l. \ A.
Pc \ y S Y l. Y \ \ | a,
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The new clip comes IN SLOWLY, and msnv manu-
fae'urcrS are purchasing in the country, which has
kept W prices, and some lots Of fleece have been
taken at m advance on orr prevon, quotations bu,
these rates are not readily ,,ii hv manufacturer,
and prices are no: vet established
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ELDR EDGE & JOHNSON,
Dealers in Land Warrants,

NINfII 4. y. IT.
PURCHASE for CASH. and pay
For $50 acre Warrants, Sl2l
For 60 do do Ssl
For 10 DO 10 sal
The above prices will he changed as The market
varies and no warrants will he purchased after the
passage # the Homestead Law.
Warrants sent bv mail or express, properly as
signed. pill he promptly PAID for by return mail o.
s1psos: Terms # assignment. ser; whenever re
ors-.s5 '--Ie IN, &C .n,'.i'ni 7':rs
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CITY OF MEXICO

Here are seven brilliant battles in each
war. in all of which Winfield Scott was the
mas.er-spirit Such is Gen. Scott. the hero
of two wars, who WILL if he lives. be the next
President of the United States"
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IRA WALTERS ESTATE.

NH. sub>cf5erz having Leon appointed hv IN"
i Hon. PROBATE Court ior The District of t','''"-
ria Commissioner r: ''r-e cxarn,nc, anr %1iu-'
al csim. ami demands Of 81. person. against the r'
tate Of la Waite la:e Of Burke in said dlstIiot
deceased represented inso,vcnt, and the ie:71 ::
six months from the Oh day 'uiv. 1882. :.'""
ed hv SAID Cour, 10 the creditors If sad iccea+.'''
EXHIBIT ard prove their rc<pec'ive Claims bcf>r" Va
do give no'ice that will attend 10 rhe duties Of
appointment; 1t tho 81. Johnsburr House, n 81;
.Tohn>burr. in sail District, the 81 dnv q. An
gust next. and on the 7ih of 1anuarv, 1856, Al 10
O'Clock forenoon on Zach cf Nd DAYS.
MOSES KTl TREpGE,
DAVID HIEBaED. Com
CARLTON LAWRENCE, J
July IL, A. n. 1882. 'slwa
PIIRELAND ROSEBROOk'S ESTATE.
ETiIE subscribers having been appointed nv III.
J. Hen Probate Court for the District Of Ess".
Commissioners 20 receive rx-mine and adjust al
CLAIMS sni demands Of nil persons aga,n<: tie Ga
ta'e If Phrclsnd r schrook la.e If Brighton sail
diS.ric' deceased represented irsolven'--ani 'l'A
term OF sx nor; hs from The 1ih day Of Jane, lsH2.
allowed bv said cour: N the creditor. oi SAID -
ceased 10 exhibit AMI prove heir respective rlsrn.
before us-Do eve notice that we vii attend 10 tho
duties of our -7ointlncn ~ no dwelling houae q!
the late deceasei, IN Brighton. in said district,
The 10Th dav OF SeD.crnter, and The IL dsv Dccem
Der, at 10 o'clock forenoon. on each If said DAVIS
ELISHA BINGHAM, c;.,;,
JOHN STEVENS, ooH"''s>''''es
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FIRE.-On Sunday morning last, between
two and three o'clock, Amsdcn's Daguerreo-
type Saloon in Windsor was discovered to be
on fire 1t was soon entirely destroyed, with
nearly all its contents. Loss estimated at a
bout 1900 dollars Insured at the Windsor
Co. Mutual for $500. Origin Of the fire un-
known.-Ch Chronicle.
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@ SamC naNpf Saws:

he same paper says:
Lest our locoto"o friends should be in a
quandarv to know who this Gen. Scott is,
whose name is ringing through the country
as the Wing candidate for the presidency, we
give for their especial information a list of
the battles and brilliant victories Of which he
was the hero, commencing with the late wal
with great Britain. and ending with the tri
umphant entry of the American army into
the CITY of the Montczumas, as follows!
QUEENSTOWN HEIGHTS.
FORT GEORGE.
FORT MATILDA,
FORT ERIE.
CHIPPEWA,
NIAGARA.
LUNDY'S LANE.
VERA CRUZ.
CERRO GORDO,
CONTRERAS,
CHERUBTSC
MOLINO DEL REY,
CHAP LTEPEC.
CITY OF MEXICO.
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Sofas! Sofas! Sofas 4!

I WOULD say 10 the public that have engaged
j Sofa Maker that i master Of the trade. 70 make
me lot oi Sofas. and have a lut now finished and
would offer them 10 those that want 10 purchase 4,
4 less price than can buv in Boston and fire. gh'
them here. and Il much better article. | would .av
70 those that want 10 buy 10 sell again 10 cs on me
and will try 20 sell them as To give satisfaction.
Quick Sales is my Motto.
AARON FARNAM.
s.. John.burv Plain July. 1852. 1Sou
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Wings of St. Johnsbury.

The Wins of til, Town are invited ~ meet AZ the
HALL OF THE ST JoHNSBURI HOUSE
eNt Thurs lay evening July 22d) ut seven o'clock,
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Wallet Found.

4 WALLET containing sum Of money
a found between the nrpo: AMI the Plain tho
first par, Of he pre>en: week. The owner. bv PROV
IN, property and paving charges. can have il by
applying To JOHN : CARR
ST Johr,hu-r July a. 1852. 1slwS
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DEATH BY SCN-sTROKE.-In Putnev. last
Friday, middle-aged man, named Horace
Stearns, died instantly, from the effects of
sun-stroke. He was engaged in moving. and
went to the field earl Y, designing to work on
ly in the cooler hours of the day The field
IN which he was laborins inclined towards
the east, and SO intensely hot was the wealth
cr, that he yielded to its Influences, and fell
over his scythe, corpse, at half past eight,
A. NJ.
In the same town on the same dav. a
young man named Lane was overcome bv the
heat, SO that the attendance of physician
was found necessary, but he recovered. Brat
aejoro Eagle.
FIRE IN MANcHEsTEK-Tb largest fire
winch ever occurred in Manchester, took
place on Tuesday night. destroying nearly a
whole square, including the Steam Mill own
ed by Baldwin, Gould & Co.. whose loss is
$4,000 fully insured. Peter Eaton lost
$1,000; partially insured. Noah Clark
lost $4,000. Many others were losers in a.
mounts varying from 800 to 81 900 o. w
Bayley, agent for the machine shop, was bad
ly hurt by a bcdstcad being thrown upon him
and MIR Stone was severely burnt in trying
to extinguish the flames. The fire is suppos-
ed to have been the work of an incendiarv
sg~ The cholera is prevailing to some ex
tent at Springfield, ILL.,; also at Salt River
Ky. There have likewise been six deaths al
Ilopkinvile, Ky.
A despatch from Louisville. dated 9th inst
says: A letter from Williamsburgh Bour
bon county, dated on Monday, states that two
deaths of cholera and four more cases hat
occurred there since the Monday previous
The disease had caused the greatest conster
nation. and the inhabitants Of the town wer,
deserving it. We learn from the Elizabeth
town Register, that the cholera has broker
out at the mouth of salt River. On Friday fou
cases occurred, of which two proved fatal"
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. pItArH BY DRowNING.-Mr Levi A.
r. ms Young man in the employ of S.
:. .',,>' y Co, of this village. was drowned in
Wv connecticut, last Thursday He and sew
.'' VI MS associates had gone in to battle,
,l were attempting to swim to the pier of
,0S", IN doing which. some Of them Snc-
'''ea. Robbins cndravored to swim more
5,s"y across the current, but was borne
'.'" II, 50 that he could not reach the
per- and was left half wav across the river,
!, u rapid cnrrent, full of eddcs and whiris.
attempted to return to the shore but soon
81 am" Exhausted. and in spite OF the efforts
IN companions he was drowned. His body
mN not recovered till FRIDAY evening. as he
II, u"' sunk IN water thirty or forty feet deep.
was - years of age.-BraMeb0ro Euqle.
l'tiNSHIP Collision AxDLoss OF LIFE.
'''.Fh", July l3.-The steamer America
",'' '"e new propeller City Of Osweco. bound
" ''t lake, came in collision at about ten
,.'o'S last evening, about ten miles above
F!''", IN consequence of which the latter
'.'' III about ten minutes; and it is sur2osea
Wat hiteen or twenty lives were lost The
.a'cr put back, and reached this port this
.,m IN sinking condition. The pro-
''.e' vas owned BY the Mcssrs. Bancroft, of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-31
nryu vnRK

NEW YOHEE.
Dec IS -NAyaL Turpcntine has been n ae ST..
and the market closes with small aL
and hirher prices demanded Spirits Tupentine nhs sse
in better request and higher prices are asked Gommo
In i dull The sales $1,000 bbs North lonny 1a
nentine at a DER $50 Ibs GOO Wilmington e oaas
1000 Spirits Trpentihe 55 56ac cash. and % o ~ aay
part for export 81 So cash. reta; 5uu Norsn
Common Rosin Ell As delivered 200 Y VII
Il SIS and 976 White 81 so 90 peTSO lbs mn u
sells in lots ed for consumption at 81 lS4 r.
BALTIMORE Dec 2S.-Flour-The Flour market s xas
dull to-day Howard brands at % 5sa per dol.
note sales City Mills So 81, 50 20 per bel Ion
So rs per bbI WheatSales of red nj u VI = lot soo
to prime White Wheat. good to fair, at u Sl 20 anu
very choice. family -four, at 70 81 70 per
Sales of white Corn SO 60 cents. yellow do OF q
per bnshe Oats IS 40 cents per bushe q
Rio at 81 81 cents per H.. Rice 40 per 10. 0d nes
Pork SO per bbi Prime Pork sI7 new Mess Pork 70
s2 per Dbl Mess sl6 Bason-od Shoulders = o.
81 81 cents hams II ID cents; new snou'nsrs 81
sides 10y hams is Il per ID. Lard in bbls
cents kegs IL cents per b WhiskeySales in hhds
al cents. bbls at IS 25k cents per gallons &c
cline:
NEW York, Dec -Cotton-Sales at a ! decline:
TurpentineSales of Rough at So Sk o. and Spirits ~
Sugars seady-aes at 81 81 for Orleans; ~ o for
Muscevado and 81 cents for Havana Cohee-Saies %
Rio al 81 9ac Flour is easier Sales at IS 62a for State
62l s. 70 for Southern. Wheat is frmeraies OF
Southern white at 81 3d. end enesee at $I "a So1n &C
tive and easier-SaIes at 70 Tic. for yellow Whskey-
Sales 2ik 25c Pork less buoyanSales at S9 oT
Mess and SIC for Prime Beef is nSaes OF Mess at SIC
So and Beef Hams at SIS Lard-Sales at l2ac Butter
dull II a zoe for Ohio Tallow-Sales at 10 10tc-