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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-24
To the Voters
Ofhe III District III Campbell.

Ofhe7 Tn Disfrict III Campbell.
You will he called on to perform no more important
duty, or the 9TH Thursday in this month. than the cleo
,ion of Justices of the Peace. Intelligence, frmness,
and that sterling integrity of purpose, which in the dis
charge OF public duties, recognizes no distinction Of per-
sons, are indispensable requisites of a good Magistrate.
No private psrtialities nor personal predictions should
induce a voter TO overlook these essential qualifications
Such men without intending to disparnee othrrs.) we
know tobe Col. ALLEN L. WILLIE JESSE THORN
HILL, JAMES LINDSAY, and JAMES l.. BROWN.
Moreover. their respective locations in the district. are
accommodated to the wants and convenience Of the
people. We therefore recommend them to your conside-
ration and suffrages. VOTERS.
Nav l7-ts IRep. COPY.
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The Commissioner appointed by the Executive, to
superintend the elections for Amherst county, have de-
puted the following gentlemen, as Commissioner to SUI
perintend, and officers to conduct said elections at the
several places of holding polls in their respective Dis
tricts rs follows:
In DISTRICT, No. l.
At Neu Hope.-Henry Wood, Isaac r. Reynolds, aud
Christopher McIver, commissioners John Winston,
officer.
A. Elon.-R. C. Shelton. Arch. Robertson, Micsjah
Clark, commissioners: Benjamin Shelton, officer.
DISTRICT No.2
Al Court House-William NJ. Pierce, officer.
At FoHy.-John L. Turner, Robt. Wingfeld. William
p. Woodroof. commissioners; John H. Duncan officer.
DISTRICT No. 3.
At Temperance.-Geo. W. Carter, jas. F. Taliaferro,
James NJ. Gan naway, commissioners; William Brock
man, officer.
Al House Of Jas. O. North, in Nep Glasgow-Jefer-
son ID. Turner, William Staples. sr., George Mays, GEM
missioners; Hiram McGinnis, officer.
DIsTEIcr No. 4.
At Buffalo Srrings-Cyrus Taliaferro. James Mill
ner, Rufus A. higginbotham, commissioners; n. D..
Flood, officer.
At Oronoco.-Petticu Richeson. Jno. Snndidge, Nj.
G. Goodwin, commissioners; N. A. Cash, officer.
DISTRICT Nos.
Al Pedlar Mails Joel +. Smith, Robt. N. Ellis, Thos.
Wood, commissioners: George W. Ray, officer.
Al Chcsnu Grore School House -Hartwell 7. Pryor,
William Barnes, Pitt Woodroof, commissioners; DIR.
Ta~liaferro. officer.
Poll Books are being prepared, and will be ready for
delivery at the Clerks office before the day Of cleo ton.
By the plan adopted Of keeping the polls, it will require,
it is supposed, eight Clerks at each election precinct.
W. W. THOMPSON. }Com'rs.
JOS. ~PETTYJOHN,
Nav o4-l,
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NOTICES.

r JUDGE JOHN ROBERTSON.-W We are ~
thotised BY q gentleman from the county Of Amelia, tn
announce that Judge John Robertson Of Campbell, re-
Gently Chsncery Judgr for the Richmond District. will
be voted for, at the approaching election. for the Court
Of Appeals. We are ais" requested to solicit in this be-
half the cooperation of all the counties composing the
first Judicial Section. Iii is proper to state. that the
party who authorizes this announcement knors that
Judge Robertson will serve If elected.-RieAmond
Wing. lmay 2l-It
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The Democratic Convention for this Dis
irict. met yesterday. and appointed Judge Ma
SOL. Mr.. White Of Hanover. Mr.. Pendleton of
Louisa, and Mr.. Cox Of Chesterfield. delegates
to the National Convention. The three first for
Buchanan-the last supposed to be for Doug
las, though he would not disclose his prefer
ences; and a strong effort was therefore made
to defeat his appointment.-Rich. paper.
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To the Voters Of 9Th District Bed
ford County.

Hiram Cheatwood, William c. Minis. Samuel Nc
Daniel. John N. Anderson. John F. Hawkins, Samuel
Griffin, and James A. Mcrriwetber, will be voted for
in this District as Magistrates. They are well known to
cxery voter. They are in every way, qualified to dis
charge the duties of Magistrates Besides, they are
conveniently located in each of the four neighborLoods
in the District. Lewis C. Campbell, will be voted for
in this District as Constable. Heis a worthy young man,
with steady habits and competent to discharge the du-
ties of the office. Nav 20-te
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~ OTICE.-For the Information of others, l
hereby certify That my wife has been in a very
low state ofhealth for the last three years. and after all
the advice Of my family physician had Siled, she COM
menced using Bakers Premium Bttters,
and after the use of three bottles, she was restored to
perfect health. AZ. MURPHY
Henrico, August llth, 1851.
msy 24-lt For salety D.. q. LYMAN.
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For Clerks Of County Court.

~ We are authorised to announceGEO. WM.DAB-
E (the present Clerk) as a candidate for the clerk
shir OF Campbell county court.
Feb 26-ifts
~ We a.y authorized to announce ABNER AN
THONY. Jr., q candidate for the Clerkship Of the
County Court oil Campbell.
Feb l2-ts
" We are requested to announce. WILLIAM A.
CLEMENT n candidate for the Clerkship Of the coun-
~ of Campbell. Dec l5-tsif
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CAN oiDATEs ron OFFICE.

All persons announcing themselves candidatss for ef'
bee, under the New Constitution, will beclsargcd 1t tho
usual advertising rates.
Communications recommending persons for othccs,
except such as are political, and the Jadgeships, win
be charged as advcrtis. ments.
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Court 0fAppeaIs.

= JANIS NJ. WarrrLE. Esq, of Pit:.ylvnnia, will
be voted for IN the day Of the es.crion in tho lt Judicial
Section for Jndge Of the Court Of Appeais.
We arc authorized To annaunce JOHN w. BROCK
ENBROCGH %; Lexington Zone ,f the Judges Of the
Federal Court n cundidatc tr the Court of App.nls H.
III" Bird section. compose ct the counties Of Amherst.
Nal-oa. Augusta. &c.
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kIcHMoKD, May 70.
TOBACCO.-Thc breaks this week are large. say
from IT'S to $50 hhds. per day. A good deal Of fine
manufacturing has been offered this week, and sold at
high prices. A crop Of hhds. made in North Carolinn
was sold at the following prices: No. l Lugs at % so;
No. 2 af264; No. 3 at Al, and No. 4, at 46. Good and
fine shipping sorts are taken freely at former rates.
Tho common and medium qualities oflesf and Tugs arc
duller this week, and the auction prices show a falling
off from 25 to so cts. " 100 ID.
FLOUR inactive, holders asking A a Il. We learn
Of no sales.
WHEAT.-Our millers are closing for the season.
CoRN.-Such As is suitable for family use will com
mand go cts. BARxsDALE Z READ.
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THREE FROM EUROPE


LIVERPOOL Markets ADVANCE IN COrroN.
New YoRx. May z0.-The steamship AT
RIGA has arrived with Liverpool dates to the 9Th
May.
Cotton-Ssles Of the week previous to the
sailing Of the steamer. $4,000 bales. The mar
krt was active. and prices firm. The qnota-
iions show an advance of ID. Spectators
took $4,000 Lales. and exporters 1000.
Flour.-W Weston Canal. x0s.; Ohio. 2ls.
Corn-Yeil"w. 3Os; White. 29s.
ISEcoND DIsPATAH
The escape of the Cuban prisoners frUm AZ
RIGA is confined.
Lord John Russell. in a speech in Parlia-
ment. declared that he had no reason " whatever
to spprehend an invasion Of England by
Frnnce.
The anniversary Of the death Of Napoleon
was commemorsted at Paris with a great ban
quet
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Cotton.-ln the Liverpool Market, fair Or
leans commands ST; middling ST. Upland
fair. So; middling S. The market opened Sat
urday. with 4 good demand: prices firm. with
large sales. In the Havre Cotton Market, the
sales Of the eek amounted to $4,000 bales.
Price unchanged; market rathor dropping.
RIcE.-The demand is improving. Sales
Of Carolina at It's. Cd. TO 1Ss. Cd.
Trade in the manufacturing districts is great
ly improved. There is a good demand for ia
brics at high prices.
MONEY MARKET.-American Securities are in
good demand. United States skies of 1865.
11Ol to 1lO3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-24

N takes this opportunity Of returning her sincere
thanks to her old friends and the public generally for
their very liberal patronage extended to her at her old
stand on the Hill, and hopes they will not forget her at
her present residence on Main street. At the house for.
merry occupied by Mrs. Revely, 2 squares above the
Market House. opposite Tin.ley. Taylor & Co.'S. and
over MIR. Bliss Tin store. She is prepared to receive
her country friends; also, boarders by tho day. week or
month. Due attention will be paid to the comfort Of
hsr rucsts. Her table will be furnished At all rimes
with the best the marx ct affords. (msy24-~sw
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ro. Ctrcun Cosss aadse.

ER GEUhGE II GlLMEK is Il csadi tate Tor the
office of Ju,lgc. for rtr Cir.r5i conquest .'fta. eaa les
II Piitsyivatia. Patrick, Henry. Frr,hii. nad Be;tl>..
march 15-tde
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vl1aINlA -LR0IsLATURE.
TUESDAY,. May ls.

A House bill. authorising the Auditor Of
Public Accounts to adjust claims for the 70.
lease and refunding o! taxes in certain cases,
was passed.
The bill establishing Districts Courts was
again under discussion. The Senate refused
10 strike out W. Arlington G. H., and inser,
"Wythe C. H ~ the location for the 9Th Dis.
srict Court. Pending . m0iom to strike gu,
Wood C. H." and insert ..H.rrison C., H.
ss The location for the 9th Court, the bill was
laid on the table.
A bill VA. reported. Incorporating . Compa.
nv to construct u graded or plank road from
DsnvilIe. or some point on the Richmond and
Danviile Railroad. by Pirtsylv.nia C.. H, to
some point at or near Pig river. in the county
OF Pittsylvania.
On motion or Mr.. Daniel. . Honse bill. con-
corning BsiliHs in the city Of Petersburg. wac
taken up and passrd.
A House bill. "equalixing the charges ON
loose tohscco," in warehouses, was passed.
also,
A Senate bill. est.blisEing a Bank a, West
Columbia. in Mason coumy-and
A House ball. establishing 1.-THE Franklin
Bank" at Lexington with amendments.
HOUSE.
Mr.. C. r. C.alsr. elected in tie counties
Of Prince George aud Surrv. to supply the va
cancy in the House Of Delegates created bv
the death Of the iase member, Mr.. Robert G..
Rives. appeared, was qualified. and took his
seat.
On motion ofMc Kidwcll the report ofihe
Committee Of Roads adverse to an application
for an act authorizing she construction Of =
railroad from Manningfon to New M.riinsville
in Tyler county. was taken up. Mr.. X. sub
mitted a motion. in effect. reversing The report
Of the committee; and on This motion a discus
sion Of two or three hours length ensu-d. at
the conclusion of which the vote was taken.
and the House refused 10 gram power to con,
struct said road-Aycs 20. nays 81.
A bill providing for an increase Of the cap.
ital stock Of the Virginia Central Railroad
Was taken up. when two substitutes for the bill
were respectively offered, and subsequently
the subject was laid on the table. and made tho
order Of the day for Monday next.
Jordan Hatcher. and the Governors reasons
for committing his P~unishment. were made the
order Of the day for Tuesday next-the origi.
nal order HAVING been first reconsidered.
The following House bills were passed to
day:
Concerning the Clerk Of the Corporation
Court Of Staunton-T To prevent the Destruction
of fish in the county Of Washington. by the
coculindicus berry, &c -Amending tho char
ter ofthe Ksnawhs Mining Company-Amen-
ding the set entitled an act providing for the
construction Of the Huttonsville and Hunters
vile Rosd-Also, a Senate bill, amending the
act passed March 29th. 1881, concerning Vol
nntcers. Ian act which makes various changes
in the present volunteer system.
After 3 o'clock, the House adjourned.
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J. PURVls i this day receiving A LARGE 81,
OF NEW GOODS, bougbb since the late great 4
in prices at the North, consisting of every ynrs
goods for ladies' aud eenLrmen, boy. and girl
person. in want of goods, if they will give me a cal
not go nway without buying.
N. b. Now Goods will be received nearly ever.
during she summer.
m.v la-4wif j. j.
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MARYLAND Wig State Concention.

BALTIMORE, May 90.
The Wing State Convention metin this city
this morning. 1t adopted resolutions in favor
Of the compromise measures, and in favor of
Fillmore for President. Senator'S Pratt and
Pesrce, and six others. were appointed dele
gates to the National Convention. They are
all in favor Of Fillmore. There were upwards
of a hundred members present, and not a sin
gle Scott man among them.
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L.YSCBsURG. Nav Sd. 1852.

LYNCHsURG, May Sd, 1852.
Mr.. WV. B. RoAxE.-DearS Sir: We the undersigned,
approaching you highly as a gentleman, and believing
YOU will discharge the duties of the Office with zeal and
ability, do hereby request you to allow us to present
your name to the public, as a candidate for the Office of
Commonwealth Attorney for the corporation Of Lynch-
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CONN Msroh't.
ISales

By LACY5 TERRI Y. during the past Ueek.
Three hhds. made by Thomas II. Fowlks Of Mont
eomery county, one at 90 so, bought by Spence & Cav
thon: one at % 90, bought by N. s. Lloyd; one nt 81 20.
bought by R. Perkins jr. may24-lt
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Sailing Of the Ocean Steamers.

TO COns0tsst~ners 0f the Revenue.
We have blanks with all the articles subject to taxa
ton neatly arranged in = tnble. which affords great con-
venience to Commissioners Of the Revenue, in obtain
ing lists oftaxable properly. BY furnishing one ofthese
sheets to a person, he will he enabled to return to the
Commissioner his list in . few miruree.
May 24-if TERRY & SHIELDS.
Virginian Office.
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II Is said thar President Fillmore designs
visiting Virginia again during the ensuing sum-
mer.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
CORNER OF CHURCH 81. AND FIRST

LEY.
Lynchbprg. Va.
Gro. CAMERON, Proprictce-
JESSE T. BURTON Assisrnnr.
~ Persons travelling through or visiting Lyn'ta'
and stopping at the Washington, are entitled 10 VI IT,
4.vireinisn READING Room during their stay.
MAJ Hts
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]. NEWTON GORDON.
For COnStableS.

We announce JOHN DILLARD, asa candidate for
the nfioe Of c Unstable. in End District Campbell county
Maye4-ts MANY VOTERS
u We ARE authorised to announce JOHN r.
WRIGHT a candidate for the Office Of Constable, in the
9Th District of Campbell county.
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ICE, ICE, ICE, 0flhe very best quail
i ity, will be furnished to those who desire it. by
JOHN r. WRIGHT IT..
NAV 24-3tif Next door shove D. 7. C. Peters.
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The subscriber respectful, calls the attention OF IL
public to the above named STABLE. All Perso
giving him 4 call, he promises every effort 10 please
lie will keep constantly on hand u supply OF good Zee
Travellers stopping ut the Cabcll House will have til g.
Horses well attended TO, as he feeds the horses for IL -
House. He would also be glad to take to board Horses y
the month. Professional gentlemen and athers residin.
in town having Horses to hoard can have il done on tie
most reasonable terms. Some good Hors~s aud Bug
sics for hire. All patronage thankfully received,
my ofts1 RO.K X. HARGROVE.
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Northern Markets.

INV FORK, Way 70.
CorToS.-Two thousand bulessold to-day at further
advance of4.
FLouR.-Sales of 10 600 bbls. State brands at 44,12
wHEAT.-Southern white at 81 ,083 to gill.
CoRS.-Large sales at SO to ga cents.
ToBAcco.-Manuf actured sorts are very active 70
California 5000 packages have been taken for tina
market ct Is ib 81 cents. so hhds. Mason county, sol,
At auction to-day at 8 cents; $50 hhds. Kentucky, in PR
vate at 6 to 81 cents.
BALTIMORE, May. 20.
FLoUR.-Sales of 5000 bbls. At LOG to 44,I2
WHEAT.-Red 80 cts. white 90 to l,03.
CoRK-Whifea and xellnN. 81 To So.
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lReP. copy-1
Tethe Voters or the 5th District:

We offer for your SURFACES the name Of Mr.. Samuel
Tyree. a worthy citizen and gentlemen and in every re-
spect wellqualifed to discharge the duties Of Magistrate.
may I3-te NAM VOTERS.
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VIRGINIA BoNDs.-Ssys the New York Tri-
umn:
"Mr. John Thompson made a sale to-day Of
another half million Of Virginia s. Of 1866,
to Messrs. Duncan. Sherman & Co., and De.
launay. Iselin & Clarke, of this city. and Geo
Peabody. Of London. They will be sent to
London ior English consumption"
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DEAN- HEAD. READ..-lOO PAT

II TERMS Dress Slks, Zoo many) All in wnnt of
beautiful Dvess Silks. will do we'll to give our stock an
examination, as we intend to offer tnemat the lowest
prices that the ssme goods have ever been offered at in
any house in this city, we care not where. The nbovc
rood. consist Of beautiful black Brocsdes, pmin Chan
eeables, splendid Fancy in nearly all colers;plsin Blacks,
splendid Whites, &C., &c. B.H. LEWIS, e. Co.
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To the Lynchburg Public.

IN Meath having compelled me to relInquish my regu-
smr business, l have determined to ofer myself as a cum
debate for Constable in the 9th District of Campbell
county, which is the town Of Lynchburg proper. If
.iected l pledge myself to a faithful discharge of all
the duties of the office, and that all monies coming
into my hands will be promptly paid over to those to
whom they may be due.
Having been raised in your midst / await your de-
cision with the firm conviction that justice will bs
awa.d ed me by those who are familiar with my charnc-
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RICH'D r. WALKER.

W.
may Ste RICH'D r. WALKER.
20 We are authorized to announce AME H.. RO-
BINSON a candidate tor Constable in the 5th district
of Bedford county. may lo-tde
II We are authorised to announce Capt. GEORGE
W. LEE a candidate for Constable, in District No. 2,
Campbell county. apl l9-wte
~ We are authorized to announce SAMUEL A.
MI a candidate for the Office Of Constable, in the
7th District of the county ofCampbell.
April 29-te
II We are authorised to announceGEO. H. DAM
ERON (the present i~ncumbent) As a candidate for the
Office Of constable in the Elon and Newhope District,
No. l. Amherst county. apl 29-tde
Er We are authorised to announce COLEMAN
w. III a candidate for the Office Of Contoble in the
county of Nelson. (feb. 23-ifs1
U- We are requested to announce JOB J. PER-
RY a candidate for the Office Of Constable in the coun-
ty of Nelson. (feb. 23-ts III
r~ We are authorized to announce VALENTINE
uUNDLEY a candidate for the Office ofConstable in the
county of Nelson. (feb. % -tsiO
II We are authorized to announe JOHN FITZ-
GERALD a candidate for the Office Of Constable in
the county of Nelson. (feb. 23-ts i)
~ We are authorized to announce JOHND HAIR
RTS candidate for the Office of Constable in the coun-
ty Of Nelson. Qeb. 23-ifts)
r We are authorized to announce JNO. NAPIER
a candidate for sq, Office Of Constable in the county Of
Nelson. (feb. 23-ifs)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS more freely. Sules At
IL by the quantity.
quantity.
PoRK.-None.
BEEHIVE quote by the quantity At 4aS ets>
FLoUR.-4ah to 81.
WHEAr.-Red zoe; White rs cts.
MEAL. Corn Meal 70a75c.
GRAIs.-Corn 65a70 cts; Oats 40 to IS cents
GuASo.-Bes, Peruvian $50 to IS per TIM.
PLAsrEn.-Lump, 90; Ground go. in Bags. Rbls III
SuoARs.-New Orleans 6Aa9 cts: Porto Rico I to ~
cts. Clarified lOal1 cts. Loaf Iii to l23 cts.
WHIsKY.-Mourtnin 80 r,s.
BEEswAx.-2l to22 cents.
BurrER.-In good demand. Firkin Is to 20, Fresh
90 to 25.
BRANDr.-Apple, 40a45: Peach, so to s5cts.
BAR IRoN.-475as0 assorteddull.
CorrEE.-Rio II to ia eta. Laguira III to l24 Mochs
90.
CousrRr LIsEss.-Towl / Ito l23;scarce and want.
ed Flax
CoTToS YARKs.-Sales l6al7 cts.
FEATHERs.--35 to 36 cts.
WooL.-25 to 20 cts. in dull.
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 37A very scarce.
GINsENe.-32a35 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Ssles 100 per Sc ID.
F,sH.-Herrings, No. l, $s4; Halifax Nc. lHerings,
$6a$7A; Shad. none: Mackerel. No. 3, "a.
TALLow.-sto 81 cts.-dull.
TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl.
HEMp.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LISsEED OIL.-7Oa7 5cts.-in demand.
LARp.-l14 to - cts.
MOLAssEs--Wes lnd1a ID TO ~ cts. per goll0n.-
N. o. AZ to As cts.
Freights up and Down the Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead,)
Do. manufactured, (per box,) 10
Flour, (per bbL.) 10
Bar Iron, (per TONI 25
Pig Iron. (Pef TONI 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (per tony 90
Plaster, (pcr ton.) l 90
Salt, (per sack.) 64to8
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10 to 90
EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, 4toi rer CT. premium.
Baltimore. do 3"
Boston, do &"
Philadelphia, do "
Bank Notes N. Carolina, to do discount.
8. Carolina to do do
" Tennessee, S tot do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds el00-par.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par 410O-4l15-re-
fused.
Lynohburs Fire Ins. Co. Stock par &2o-t23. Last
sales.
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SELLING % r, NOT AT COS

WANTED Il good Coo@-for such NJ wiz SO
w n fair price viii be p~aid.--Apply at 'he = ttrf
mr. may W. M
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WMlTTEMORE'S OFFICE.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLDH
A..--> T>.ehA vNA~

" UT IT III WHIT
schemes for the week.
Monday 24-Delewarc { lsss I0--76 IS.
Cup;,.ls-2 Of $2O, 900; . Of $40. OO0, o.. $40; 10 Of . 900
Tickets g.
Tuesday 25-Delcwnre Elk. Glass 1913 IA.
Capitals,-$25, 900; %, 600; u ,92>i s0of $1,000. Tick
= cts 3.
"Wednesday a6-Delc~ar- Glass lis ~.
Cspitals-s33,O 900; SIC, 495; ~ 1000; 10 of$i,250.-
Tickets SO.
Thursday, c7-Deleware Elk. Glass LIS IL.
Capi,als-5 Of SIC, 900; %, 504; 80 of 900; SO Of $40j
Tickets IS.
FRIDAY. 2S-DeIewnre En- Glass 1915 -.
Capisals-$23, 500; 81 500; : 4,0o0; S of]l 400. Tick
cts IS.
Saturday 29-Deiewsre C!ass l2-75 IL.
Ca~pinl.-$4o,00o $I5, 900 $4,000; 50 Of $1,000
Tickets 90.
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Range Of the Thermometer
AT THE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF

ARRIVED.
Schr Leprelete, Reed, Rockland, lime to r Rankin.
SAILED,
Schr u~liette. Baker, Boston.
Schr Canton, Johnson, Baltimore.
Steamer Pennsylvania. Baymore, Philadelphia, Mayo
& Atkinson.
Schr Sea Belle, Harryman, Matanzas, to Charles T.
Workman.
Schr Mary Eliza, Smith, New York, to Davenport,
Allen & Co.
Schr Lightfoot, Gregory, to Haskins & Libby.
SAILED,
Schr Perseverance. Minor, Philadelphia.