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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

of Animals and other iilus,,l,ird Books and Fnncy
articles for the approaching i,as.r i,,r presents.
Women Of early Christianity. u, Eanrly illustrated,
| The Iris, beautifully illus lrric,i aud illuminated
The Keepsake, 10 fine iiluststioas
Leaflets 1t Memory, Illustrated mad
The Dew-prop ir 1852,
| Mess Rose
| The Evening" Book
| The Gift of ricndship,
The II,acinth
| The Gemv
| The Rose Of Sharon
| The LilcY 81 tho Valley
The Friendships Oh;fing
| The Friendship Gift
/ The Snu.s'huise
| The Nnodbinc
| The Sacred Annual
The Driwing- Ronrn Scrap-Book
| Tupprr's Fro. 7 Philosophy, elegant Ito.
Harris Female Prose writing, Of America
American Female Poets
| British a +"
| roctical Quofutions
Moorcs Poems, splcudidly Illustrated
Dictionary ofPoctcnl Quotations
| Sacred 7" n .l.-t
Wills Willi.' Poems, slrsaetiy iiIp-'ra'ea
Sigpurncys'' q fs4
rocleal and Prose Illustrations celebrated Am III.
rnaters
Shakespeare in sSdls.; Elegantly Illustrated
Poems of Edith May. b,aaiiful style
The l'royerlhaist and thereet printed in red
| hiiick
Reeds Fe,rale rocts lrrc Ito. splendid
| Watching spis, ~ Mrs. Ellct, vc,y pretty
| llcycfirs ot hash,lor, illustrated
| Millions Paradise Lost
| Young \ ish rh1u-ts
| ilallock'- roctical wu-hs
| Star of Bcthlchem
| Scenes in litc of the Saviour
1 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

10 The Richmond papers. orthe Goth
December, publish list of delegates, APP
pointed by Gov. Floyd, to attend tho Rail
road Convention in New Orleans. Amonn
them, VIC see the names Of Wm. NJ. Bur.
well, 0. G. Clay end L. b. Dcauc
The Convention is to nee, next Mon
day, and Of course it will be impossible 70.
the Governors delegation to be present.
We are gratilied to know that Mr.. Bur
well, went on some two weeks ago'wi,l
b view of being in attendance on the Con
vcntion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01
VsNHE GREAT BRITISH QUAR-
Il lies and Black woods h1ug0-

/mgorfaW yr,igctton IL IN, tafes ~ p0ai0cc
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co, No. "a, Gold H.. NV
York, continue to publish rlc following British 20
r0dirnla, IN: = a
Ihc tonfoa Qaattcyty Eeeic4r (Coasopofiee)
TIE Edmb0gh R,ncr. { MIRO. ~.
The Ninth Bs3ih Rcricr TIRE Chuych]
The Heammstcr Reticn (L,beyai) mud
Bi1ckroofs Edinbayeh Uoga-ia Toygt D. /,
These Reprints have now been ~ successful
operation in ibis county for twenty years, and ,eis
circulation !. The constant incrcnsc, notaiil-
standing Tho competition they rnc6tnfcr from, A
rnrrican rrri"dieas of similar class sp1 fr.tir
numerous Eciceites and Magazines made ~ Jt-.-
cctions from foreign Periodicals. This inelsAnAs
clearly The high estimation 10 which hey IRE tlti 4 /,
The INTELLIGENT residing public, rnd alinda u etinrn,-
tee that they established on ~ firm basis aud
will be continued without interruption.
Although these works afo disiiugu dubbed by tho
political shades aboyc indicated, yet bat a susIi
portion oi their eoDtenie Is deyord 70 IsItsal sab
Gets. lis their Akcfayy character wbi.h ewes
licn, their chi'f yauc, and IN TIM they sinnd con-
frsscdly far above all other journals Of their class.
M0ckpcoA, .iil under rbc nmstrfly guidance u
Christopher North maintains ~ ancient celebrity
and u. "a this time nnusnnily attractive, from tho
serial works Of i'uwer md other fnrrsfy s,s,l,a
lgrrtan for that ,pagos, and first appearing Il n
columns 10th in ftca. J.lyfan and in the y. States
Such ~ofks as "rhs Tsttonl4 and MY New
Nc'ri,p (botlay Bulwcr). "Jy ncninsul,r Meisi, I"
"Tbe Green Hand, ard other serials, of which
numerous risal editions issued by the lending
pbhihers m this country, hnyc 10 be reprinted Ly
those publishers from the regcs ~ Bluc Lwnod ~.
ter il has been issued hy hlcssr- Scutf e. Co, %
that Snl,scribers 10 the Reprint 81 That Marazi.Y
mny alwnys rely On baying The earliest reading ~
these fascinating tales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

Cntarinc i'adgctt, The widow relief az Reuben
Pudgctt decd, Tinscy Padgett, Mary Ann Pad
gcrt and Drmnns Pudgelf, infant daughter olives
ley Padgctt, deed. Defendants
~ CHANCEEY.
JONES Pierce and Scatou Padcctt Commission
er, for that rurPosc, appointed BY former decree
If Tint corri in thi- cause, made @jle VI The snvc
rauiina, u Lindsey y. rudectt for sos payable
IN two annual in-tnlmeuis and mode report thereof
to th, hour, returning Herewith the two bonds Of
the said Lindsey y. Padsctt with John Rack or his
security, which report Of sale being confirmed an
ordcrwas made, authorizing the said Pierce toWit-
draw and collcc, sud bonds--siHcc thor. the slid
Pierce has died, and admins ration ON his estate
has been committed To Hiram Chcntwnod. and the
said Chcawoui having returned suid honj-, shcw-
iug ny endorsements thereon tho nnt ncnt W twu
thirds Hereof, ns compared NTH au account rir-
portrrto show Tia disbursements NJ Will two-t irds
10 the lrcaccs distributes entitled and allte-
ing that the principal IL the rengiudcr is uucuirrt-
ed, the interest having been paid 10 lie lie tenant
the widow, in the meantime and up 10 the present
On motion Of the said Chcotwood, this cause is
referred TO Of Tie commissioners of the court
to take an account OF thc purchase money collected
by lie said Pierce upon tie said bonds aud Of the
disbursements thereof, and if the rcsiduc 81 the
bonds remain iill uncollcccd whether Il Z intcrc
tiercofhas bccn paid ~ Ito widow. ana WING cr
the pcrfniery condition NJ uIe VI ! padsrit nnd
his sccurlty il HOW slch as 10 gcCafs as nra tre
~ ricctijior iof Tie widow " thr lcgt-rcs, tlai
the r. lac Of tie bonds should be collected or DE
payments thereof ard It's interest should be euaran-
iced by additional security, whsthert Is a safc
Investment Tor the widow and fcr- indermen with
ont any additional cniity, wliichrccoc,hs said
com Missioner viii tai e, 'e ahd repon, with any
maitors specially stated deemed re tincnt By him
sell OF req red by the parties 10 be stated; and
AZ cifcuit court, con;inuedhy adiournnent and
held for ad county, thu Court house. % Thurs
lay "a September, 1851, tic court d1th order that
the commissioner who amy act IL executing this or
Ter oflcc1uiit, made II this cause 81 Monday las
publish notice by advertisement or four weeks in
some newspaper printed IN tue town of Lynchburg.
which shall be deemed sufficient nutice to all par
tics. without Personal service.
CoPies-Tcsie,
RO. TINSLEY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

EyI-lu CII kISTM S.--JoHN +.
<s-.f.sy WRIGHT, II, his Book, Fine Ls,t-
ehs.As41 ~, Hatch and Fancy GOODS
SIohE, has received his Ch,istmas md New
Year 'npPly Of Books Fitc jcvelry, Ne. He Inns
on hind all tie Ncr AAasais published Gm tho a~u-
son, together with great many far present Books
for children. lie has no he-iu,tun IL saving thu,
he has On hand the facst. largest. mar, Il. and
CHEiPEST STOCk Of Eisc JcWclry
and Watches, ever seen in Lyachhurr.
Blank Books Usd Account Paper Cor ibe NV
Year lie has IN hand very large aud fine as.
soriment oitllo best Blank Books. TO be found In
MAJ kct, which he viii sell ut the lowest prices.
Please call mud sec. Dec ao.t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

~ We ure authorised to announce Mr. FRAN
els THORNTON candidate for Commissioner
oithe Revenue for the county of Campbell
Pee l-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

nfSSOLUTEGN.-Thc Co-parncrship
~ heretofore existing under the style and firm
ofJohnson Younger & Smith il iii, day dissolved
by mutual consent. All thr debts duo to and from
hat concern. will be settled by thcir succcssor-
Younger & Smith. THOMAS l.. JOHNSON,
SAMUEL ". YOUNGER,
JOHN 7. SMITH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

THE ORDER OF THE ZONE
STAR-The New Orleans correspondents
Of the Mobile Tribune gives the following
account of new order lately rsiabls! ed
IN the South West:
This formidable association, vhirh has
sprung up within few months, already
numbers numerous lodges in TIL, city, and
is stretching irsarm ofhrotherhood through
out Inc Sorih and West. Il is cstuat, 4
that within year this secret order will
number thirty thousand; embracing within
its ranks, men of tho first talent, standing
and wealth inthc ceifi,ry. Their treasury
IS already strong and a fund is accumua-
ting al their disposal that Will soon be coun-
ted at hundreds of thousands. They make
no secret of their objects. but declare hy
printed constitutions, and Otherwise, that
The design Of their organization is 70 a.
tend the area Of liberty. There can be no
doubt that their ultimate intentions, point
to the overthrow Of Spanish American SOW
ereigniy and the Sunexa,on ot' Cuba TO the
United States. or 10 its independence, as a
scperatc republican government. With
the sincws OF war" at their commandment
without number, the sympatliios IF the
slave States in tlcIr favor and tie highly
mercuial and martial spirit Of the South to
second their efforts, a demonstration may
may be made that will astouish the world.
The end is yet to be seem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS
CMRISTMAS CIrTS!-p n rAYNt

~ 4 BRO. are receiving beautiful assortment
of Animals and other illus,ipitd Books and Fnncy
articles forthe approaching saun, for presents.
Women Of early Christianity. u, ganly illustrated.
The Iris, beautifully illussraic aud illuminated
The Keepsake, 10 fine Illustrations
d 4 IL. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

y SIUNMENTl-Wr EaVc jut roerivcd IN
Store aton-gnmrnt &C Croce ries, &e., consisting
in part Of 10 halt b,ssc= Lool Sugar
20 hhds. ~ o. Sugar,
G barrels do
10 bugs Iiie Cel.c,
500 rar Bgogans,
100 " Buuts.
10 bbs. Double Rcc,fcd WLish-y,
10 :" French Brandy,
g Old Arplc do
III boxes Cheese
Adnmaniinr Cpndlc.
licrrinEs Mackrrrl, &c, Sc.
MUSBY & HOLCOMIbE
NV l7-i1s Auci & Cam Mer,b,,,s
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Trrnm8
CLUBBING

A diarount q tscDfyshve pa ecnt fr"n he ~
hove prices will be alieaed to Clubs ordering ft,
or more copies Of my more IL The abo,o
~or'.s Tbus;--tuarcnrrcs-n Dnckwood ~ IL
one hesios. ssfl be sent to address fr 81 ,
-four copies Of inc Reviews and Lakewood for ~.
and ~ nm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

"a Twenty miles Of the Central Rail-
road, West O! Stanton, have been put un
der contract The work is to be compile
ted in 1858.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01
lust M,.CElvED, . Iarsie saec

hME.--"c have i1n r-eriscj, on yep.ign-
- mcut, lot ct Lime. superior to ruy thing 'of
the sort ever in this nnrhrt. Cab and see a sam
pie. IL is as white when Sucked a. Il Is possible
for any ding to he. lioRNER & WATSON
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n Office or DEssoLUTsoN CT

~ Copar.Hc,sAP.-The firm formerly doing bn-
sncss in the town of Lynchburg under lhe style Of
WASilBuRN & CO, having been, by compact
between Tho parties dissolved Is the death Of Al
bcr Wa.hburn, on tic rilth dry of April, 1851,
public notice is hcrcis given tbat the coraftaer-
shp existing under said siylc las been and is Tcr
mancnuy dissolved
ANDREW ELLISON, Jr
PELEG SEABuRY. Admir-.
Lynclbng. Jan /, 1852. (for Albert Washburn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

- DR.. kinkcl, il a late speech al
Cleveland, Ohio, sail, that the German
revolutionists looked for two millions Of
dollars from the United States, to enable
lhem 20 carry on their nroiccts.
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DissvATE CmOOL FOI

. u N
y. Mari Attorney for plaintiffs.
Dee ~ tv
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MIsCELLAhT0Us,

TT A. MMlTELEY,. Resper.faiIy ..oIi.
Il cits the attention a the pulyr 10 his suDrrt
On stock of Imported LiQw&rs, iust r,-
crivcd and offered for sae, on main STsrt. opp,,-
site Liberty Warehouse. His stock colsis,. IL IN
most superior brnnds brought to this country:
FRENCH BRANDIES,
OTARD, DUFFY e. cos -
HENESSY LONDON DOCK, a very
superior article, Et''
io,s Jsiee. Madeira. Sherry and CAampsae Itl.cs,
Holland GIN, DC.
Asaseni for the Importers, tho above Liquors
viii be sold al Nc~ York prices Kidding cost of
transportation. Unexpectedly requests the trndc
and the public generally. 10 Satin. ss stock, a
he wishes hi liquorsto speak I'm themselves.
Dec as-~6rn u. \. wfHTELEY.
lust Hs1sCElvED, q lnruit saoCak
- OF CHINA. GLASS And EARIJf-~0
ENIifRE, which makes my sso<l.csim RR
pleIe and more desirable than any hn 20
ever offered in t.iis market Also large stock oC
Wood aud Stono Anrr, Groceyies, DryGeods, Cas
fings. He'fafworc, &c. Sti : ~ ~ -
hore my friends ana'th- public win giyc',nc a
call, as am determined 10 sell low 10 mike quick
sales. sss,-s
Dee 2a-wsff RIO. X. WATKINS, ag't.
-a--
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against

Cntorinc radgcft The widow relief az Reuben
Pudgctt decd, Tinscy Padgett, Mary Ann Pad
gctt and Dcmpns Padgelf, infant daughter olives
Icy Padgctt, decd. Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

Es;inks for sale al This Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

RID LouaHnoRouGH.-Our remarks yesterday in Ella
TO the young English nobleman, who died SO suddny
waters were not strictly correct, though they we're
eariy our sources of information permitted We
since received from authentic source correct
ment of the facts, and few additional particulars
les George Lord Loughborough was the eldest sonof
Earl Of Rosslyn, Scotch peer, heir to the per-
AMP at the time Of his death a cornet in the Life
|rds He was born in 1890 and was consequently ony
Yty-one years of age, instead Of twenty three
ia. Accompanied by friend, he recently left En-
on leave of absence for four months. with the II
o1 to visit the United States In the hope of improt
health which has for time been delicate Ii
ri on bis way at st. Thomas, Jamaica, and Havana
lF the latter place in the schooner Mary Elizabeth
VI Orleans. The day after leaving Havana he was
q by fever. which affected his BRAIN and ended on
evening in death from congestion. The state Of
"a Hs4uired that he should keep with him medi-
est, and for some time past he had found it
use much ether, sal volatile, etc. These medicines
,w and servants had mistaken for spirits. hence
violence that he had been drinking freely, and the
ion that his death proceeded from that cause. Be-
father, Lord Loughborough has left mother a
md a brother to mourn his early fate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

EsrHusIAsM.-A late visit of Kossuth to the Opera
House, NewYor created whriwind of excitement The
N Mirror says I'VE noticed young lady entire
ly carried away by the enuzzy muzz Of the
to jump upon chair and swing her handkerchief with
such entire abandon such perfect ooseness to
pretty losing her centre of gravity Her venerable
papa had his hands full to hold her up and to hold her
IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST. LOUIS. r. DsCoin, james Phison John Da, Mri.H
II Henderson, Ramsey, Atchn NewYork; Sieks Mo-
W Perkins, Cunningham Ga X II iiarrv~. Cobb Ran
,op Thorn, Coapcs shAns~ Tess,
Cond., Mul.n p Ernest Miss Dr VIM y
Williams lady Smith, MI Pearson, q Barigr,
BurtoB 5 Finn. ii A Hamilton.
yERANDA Savage, Pass Christian; A sAh.rsa, n Il $
Pee A Pond, Hubbard, NY; Macte,i Isry, G;
Martin; Soon: Hawkins, TsXas u u
Frierson. NoJ Nsaae NY; Psar.On Phil Miller
Dsacy lady, Aioransy, Mrs Dniap, Il Cl
White, Ky Collins, Ark; Mares Tho. Carter, Miss
Foreman, n C; J W Bay, Seworlesn-
TUFTS'...W Strong, Jones' Chios Texas. W c
Thompson e iiill No; b = Paxtoa louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
NEW ORLEANS !
RsDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1852

EIsHrH OF JANuARY.-As yet We have not neiced
r city fathers have made any mention Of til ap-
hing anniversary Of tho great triumph Of fretnen.
b thirty-six years ago took place on the plaEs of
nette. The glorious deeds Of those who periledthcr
to secure the blessings we now enjoy should ever be
fresh in the minds Of the rising generation ap It is
proper tribute Of respect to the memory of tic hero
has passed away and of gratitude to the liviI who
by his side the blood stained field Of NewOieans
|sone demonstration in commemoration of that,lori-
Fvent in our nations history should be made. We
that the Councils will not let the day pass b in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
CHEROKEE NAr,os-The Cherokee Advocate

CHEROKEE NArIoN.-The Cherokee Advocate contains
the following touching paragraph
ave hear of another murder committed in Going Snake
District Such instances have been frequent for the
perfectly tired noticing Them and our friends abroad
might think that oil set of threats; but
this is not the and happy say that have
the sober sedate citizen among u.s. who would disdan
do act unworthy the civilized and Christian man And
could've but induce the white citizen of the States
to desist from selling liquor to people satisfied
that not half the murder and rotng would be committed
by them that there for almost instance that
now occurs may be traced to intemperance.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

sEp KossurH CoNTRlBuTIoss.-Some of the contri-
so literally reported for the Kossuth fund turn
be forgery against those whose names have been
The following $1,000 is of this character: senbury
Ter 500, Sherman Brewrell $50. Isaac r. Coward 80
| were drawn for these amounts payable to NJ. Kos
Ind deposited in the Mechanics Bank for collection
N. Kcssuth keeps his funds. On being presented
banks whose names were used, there were no funds
i them and they were pronounced fraudulent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

ACCIDENT IN PAPER MILL-At the paper-mill of
G. g. W. Curtis, Newton Lower Falls, about half
O'Clock, the machinery of the mill came to sud-
and upon proceeding to investigate the cause.
Of Mr.. William Henry. one of the workInen, was
and between the cogs of tine large water wheel,
meek broken. 1t was his duty to oil the machin-
|e vicinity of the accident and it is supposed that
forming this duty, he slipped in and was instant
He had been employed in this mill for about ten
ID had accumulated small property by untiring
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

frHRAsHEK.-The Washington correspondent of the
pre- Sun, in letter of the Dist. says: can most
" assure you. as did on a former occasion. that
;asher will be pardoned as soon as he shall reach
Though condemned to hard labor. it must not be
p that he has been permitted the privilege of a
sage on board the vessel. This weuld hardly
en- granted to a culprit shipped for the mines.
Prican prisoners now held bp Spain will be re-
great festive occasion, settling the succession
rown Of Spain. Those who expect fayors from
Atst bide their time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

SERIOUS CHARGE.-An inquest held near Pittsburgh
recently, the body Of Ann Pexugnot native OF
France who died in of the wagons Of the Pennsya
mia Railroad Company and the verdict that her
death produced by exposure caused by the cupabe
Indifference with regard to human life manifested by the
Pennsylvania Railroad in not providing better accomno
datons for the comfort of passengers emgrants
pecaAy" The evidence showed that large number Of
immigrants including the deceased exposed for q
hours in violent storm, the top of hill having
left the canal boat in which they arrived at Lockpor
where she became frozen in the ice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

LATE IN rt:x Yrsn.--we clip the following from
humber Of the Macon Republican. 1t is not bad !:
klladega Watchtower came to us last week dated
Hay Of December. Fire-eating up there has not
Eed the deuce with democracy, but 1t seems to
erfered materially with time itself
|ember has been as cold in Talladega as it has
lgn here, the Watchtower may congratulate itself
nearly oyer-the list day must be pretty near
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

aABLE.-Some of the English journals having heard
,ne distinguished Douglass in this country have
led the negro Douglass with the late Senator from
and gravely announce that the Hon. Frederick
eolored gentleman, is a prominent candidate
Presidency.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

REcEPToN CONGRESS- Resolutions KossUTH
Mr. Hunter Chief Clerk of the State Department. pre-
sented Kossuth, the 10th ult with certified copy
the Congress resolutions Of welcome and also with pr
vate letter from Mr. Webster After reading the resou
ton and letter. Kossuth remarked with much emotion
that he felt highly honored by this attention and
that he esteemed 1t the most signal distinction that could
be conferred upon an individual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

TOBACCo-Nn sale Of any impsrss ported
SUGAR AID MOLAssEs--sngsr 1sinu ed stesay. with
sales Of 800 hid. Fair prime ga &c = h.. or
Moasses but little arrived and the Sizes coSaned to
800 bbls at 19lsa2ic the latter rats prime lots
FLOUR-Thc Flour Market had an adva cling tendency
and $500 bbs found purei,ssegs "a wh' $50 bb- Ohio
out Of store at 50 50s7s leo In three t. and IIoo "a
fatboat load 50 Is $50 unran st louis at IS IS
800 fancy Ohio at ~ 90 0a fisaaa TAR. ut weis)
- 12lzGD$4 o. 30 fancy Missouri ~ =, 800 extra ~
Louis at s. 90 AMI LOO extra at IS - . ,m
GRAIN-No Corn arriving. and "dy ~ al sales. from
store. Mt 53I56c Oats In demand sai ofT5o bushels
Ohio in bulk. at 32,.aa3 30 fndisna at 3sf53..
800 ditto st. Louis at 90. and DO At Sc
PROyIsIONs-The whole stock oil Port the city be-
ing reduced to less than bhis witt prospect
any immediate arrivals prices have aayaH 4. The sales
yesterday 1900 bts 81 which no old dess early IN
the day. Mt $13 81 ~, DO at $40 d2i o. SIS IS 100
also old. at s14 co. 3l6 Ness IA ASIA 30, and
200 said to be at fraction higher Ia ard or Bacon
heard of transactions worth nacing The lsr9rs,
sale Of Beef was 30 Dbl. Prime ut y ~.
HAY-35O bales NcwYork sold Ut sl7 50 srors xtsre.
COFPEE-The market very dau. scsrd d
only 900 or 300 bags, old crop, .oid ,.i tlsta &c
WHIsKY-Demand limited sat "a So isl tss elope a
consignment) ut II and $50 bhls 10 lots u ise
vessel for Liverpool at 7-16d si mixer ~ Bavr
&c, and another for Boston a, ne ,toa aro u Fasss
| taken for Boston at lac a Dbl
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