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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
BY THE TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.

LONDON, Saturday MOrning.-There is
but little intelligence in any of the papers It'll Tumored
at the House that Monday 9TH the Government VIII
make grand clearance of the numerous bills which
stand for progress and that they will indicate some time
when the close Of the session and Of this Parliament
may be expected. II feared that Mr. Golden or some
of the Free Trade leaders may take the chance OF bring
ing on Free Trade debate but of course no act OF the
present can bind any future Parliament
There have been some fluctuations in
Conscls owing to the approach of the period for
closing the books The chancery brokers caused some
depression by sales on Friday but at o'clock they
were OO3 100 716 for money and 100 s lOO2 for &C
count r. Threes 9934 d99l2 hreeand-s-qaarters
lOOIs. Exchequer Bills sOdo2 India Stock go.
The news from Foreign Markets is salts
factory Money very plenty Paris Threes are Is cen.
times LEES than on Wednesday last, but the FOurand
half are 30 confines better.
The Austrian Loan has been taken at
s. premium, principally by Paris orders.
The steamship for Aust ALA, on leaving
Plymouth Friday, sgsins, the pier, and so
much sged that she had put back fresh impetus
has been given to the dske oi British sailors 10 leave
port on Friday.
The report of the st. Juan del Rey Min
ing Co. yesterday, was very favorable. The net profit
on the working for the last year was s5l.5s6, and
dividend Of 90 per share Is declared and e2 200 added
10 the reserve.
A great deal of feeling has been excited
by the controversy between Hncks and the Colonial
Office respecting the Halifax and Quebec Railway Affair."
and the general ieesg Is that Mr. Hncks hss not b.en
well treated.
From France there is nothing of news,
except that more eminent men are flying.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Money Market.

The English Funds remain firm; Consols above par The
new Three a-quATter Per Gents in favor To-
vestmen from the they offer of guaranteed rate
ofnteres for % years, commencing In 1854 The buoyancy
of prc, for this stock is established
The knowledge that there orders to buy for invest
ent whenever the market rece1es has kept the value
of Government Securities. The Bank Of England has not
yet minated that will lend the security OF Stick and
Exohequrr Bills lower terms than he etoore, but 1t Is
considered that few persons will be content in the
abundance Of money, 10 pay more than g cent The
Bank returns show further increase in bullion.
On WecneSsy. CoDsos opened at previous quotations.
and closed at lOtdlO for money and 1914 TOR l6tn July
Thursdsy opened at opening prices of Wednesday and
closed the price, Friday closed at 1895 for account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

Per Europa No. ~ CHAPEL-sT June 4, 1859.
Our circular advices Of 18th umo reported steady feel
ing COTToS market with estimated sales that day Of
l2c0( bales similar amount Of business transacted
Saturday without change in value The Europa arrived
Oh Sunday evenings the following morning the inquiry
both general brisk and hardening prices in
demanded but holders generally beg fee sellers,
the demand sackened off and the day closed without any
change Of note sales 10 600 bales On Tuesday the bust
ness lin tied 1900 bales with disposition TO
make pro qess without pressing sales. This feeling also
prevailed Wednesday, the 'aes being mated at 1900
Yesterday apparent, although the operations
confined 5000 The market continues 10 be freely
supplied, and last weeks rates continued.
The total Of the week las per details in annexed
ement g. $40 bales Of which specuaors ave
taken % $50 end exporters 800 bales and inouoe $3.50
American, of which $40 to spe;ulaors and $50 10
exporters
The import for the time is ~ Az bales, of which
% 575 are American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

two mIes The greatest variation from psrses, Nv,
s ak feet In one mile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, from Placide's ",
riecs arrived At Galveston the la bst and vr,.
make their appearance shortly In "othello' Sew. !.
ye ssittsl
The barks Neptune and Scion fro,,
Bremen and franlin from Hamburg, arrived a, Gsl,,s.
ton recently with AZ emigrsns passengers
The people of lndianola are now buila.
ing water usnk, within half mite of town tn, -,
afford an inexhausube supply OF fresh water Tor 49,
and at the time road 10 being made Ia, -
short~n the distsnce into town from the eoas,ry 49,.
one mile and half n. y. PIC, st b..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
SWITZERLAND.

The Swiss journal Bund, denies that
protocols have been signed by the great powers to
deliver up Neuchate to Prussia On the other hand,
the Ipdpndarce Belize reasserts that II The Debts
saws 1--WE learn that the Ministers of the i've great
Powers did rect at the Foreign Office in London, on or
about the 18th May 10 consider note oil the Ming OF
Prussia respecting Neuchate but it is certain that moth
ing final was decided In that COME renee, and that all
further decision was adjourned until more opportune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Freights.

fFrOn Train and Co.'S Circular
Very few arrivals of American Ships since last Rates
are rm u GALS for Iron TO NewYork ana Philsdel
phia To Boston Of tunnase has reduced
low any other Northern port To all ports in the
United States passengers dull 20 head net to the
ship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Assault by Member Of Congress.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June l6, Is

IHILhDELFIIIH' " ouII0'0"1' ""''0 70
Fayette McMullen, Member OF Con-
gres from Virginia has been held to bail In the sum OF
a. 600 10 answer assault upon Mr.. tt'worth last
evening on board the steamer Trenton, coming from
Tacopy. Fitsworh had occupied McMullen's seat 10
The cars during his absence by placing his lady 10 it.
McMuen threatened to take his seat by force but Fits
worth vacated it at the desire of the lady, calling the
Congressman no gentleman. They afterward met on
the beat when Ellsworth refusing to recall the epithet
EeMullen broke his cane over his head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

t;ons.slv alluded to Hon. Henry Clay. Amemoer
90 ,he Comm;ttee on Credentials had an onerous
DUTY to perform, and would not be able to com
,i... their lsbors before 70 o'clock Tomorrow, to
rh;cb bour at "a O'Clock, the Convention adj
journed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Course of Exchange.

LOhuOL,
Amsterdam months 1912; Hamburg 49, II; Paris days
gh b. AS ditto months 25 65 Frankforton the Maine
22i Vienna efec flor. r. % Madrid 493 Genoa p. 10
Lisbon 5i. Foreign Gold in bars eS lis Sd Spanish
Dollars Is l0ld Silver in bars fs. II ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
LtverpooI Provision Market.

Beef continues active at the advance with fair amount
of sales and small stock in market Bacon has improved
and remains in active request Little doing in Pork,
market bare and tendency OF prices upward Lard held
firmly az an advance Of cd. No Cheese in market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

hsn dun these few days partly attributable 70 the extreme
y favorable weather and rarity 70 the holidays snd other
causes AT Fridays market American Wheat suffered de-
line Of ID = 20 % and American Flour changed hands al
eo6 for best quality ex-warehouse InSan Corn has like
vise experienced q falling of III. extent Of 3D. al y
quarter The arrivals Liverpool from the United States
from Let b 80 Of June inclusive, were $50 quarters Wheat
x e47 bhls Flour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Important from Central Americn-hefusai "a
acknowledge British Autbority-Sale Of
the Government Buildings ut RuataD, &c
Discovery of Dead Bodies at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, wednesday, June 10, lc0S.
Great excitement exists IN the upper part
OF this city caused by the discovery Of twelve human
bodies In a shanty the road to Walnut Hills, which
purported TO be a Chemical Laboratory Inc owner,
DOCTOR Davis has been arrested for trial 1t Is supposed
bis business bss been arranging skeletons for Colleges
and that the dead bodies had been procured for that
purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
New.Hampsbire LegisIature-Fngifive SiaFe
Law-The Liquor Bill

CoScoRp, n H., Wednesday June 70! ISJ%'
The bill to repeal the act for the further
projection of personsl liberty, was discussed
G IIouse Yesterday and ordered 10 third reading
bv vote Of $50 10 f3 Thirteen Wings voted for and
foour Democrats against the repeal
The liquor bill was also reported yester-
dsy afternoon without amendment The Special Com
,ree which rad Il under confederation, reported res
ou,ion submitting ts acceptance TO the people by ballot
At the November election. joint resolution wae also
reported providing that consideration Of the bill shou
be postponeo until the November session; avery no.
asbste preceded the motion 10 take the vote by
yeas and nays on the fret resolution On It's be
ing talep l44 voted against it, and l2A in favor Inc
majority in opposition referring the b 20 tue people
prior 10 legislative action Should the blu pass
Il il almost certain II viii contain clause referring It to
the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Fatal Railroad Accident.

COLUMBUS, Pa, Wednesday, June Is, 1852
A child Of Mr.. r. Nj. Paynter, aged SIX
years. wss this evening by train of freight
cars and instantly killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

Y As Mr.. Augur was driving under the
railroad bridge In West Haven. Tuesday, hls horse
took fright and threw him and lady and child from the
wagon, breaking his collar bone Ia several places aud
Otherwise injuring him. The lady was hurt, bu. the
child which thrown several feet escaped wi:hou,
injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LiyerpooI Cotton ,IarL.,

The sales the three pat days been a 900 bale, viz
On "Wednesday, CO.. bales of which speculation, 10 o
ard E, por'ers ike quantity Thursday the sale, Amounted
10 5000 bales including 500 speculation aud ,T
dtmard good ard pnces maintained Friday the ss S,a
again eco bales, Including coo speculation and O ~
ro the market c.inz stesdil, q. fall prices which -
quoted COR Fair Orleans Std Middhns da SD Far NJ
PIE, - hiddiips 60, Std Fair Uplands SD Mdsiar
Liverpool Corn Market.
he market for all descriptions Of Grain and Plo1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
n. a. Senator from Ncw-Bampshfre.
CoScoRD, ~ H., Wednesday, June 10 1852.

A Caucus of the Democratic members
of the Legislature held last evening, by vote of
&c to 50 postponed until the November Session
the choice of U. s. Senator in place of John r.
Hale, whose term expires on the 4th of March
next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

Arrival of the Benjamin Franklin at New
Orleans.
NEw-ORLEANs, Tuesday, June Is, 1882.
The steamship Benjamin Franklin, from
New.York arrived at this port to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Rejection Of Seth j. Thomas, by Gov. Bout-
wells Council.
BosroY, Wednesday, Jun

BosroY, Wednesday, June l6 1882.
Governor Boutwell, nominated Seth }.
Thomas ESQ., of Char lsstOwD 20 the office OF Prison In
spector {nsds vacant by the death OF William sawyer
who was killed recently, the railroad and the Coun'
ell to-day rejected the nomination. Me-. Ihona was
counsel for the owner Of the slave Sims who was re-
claimed as a fugitive slave by his master In Georgia
be Governors free coil friends greatly surprised
at the nomination of Mr. Thomas.
Iuyportnnt from Central Americn-Refusai TO
acknowledge British Autbcrity-Sale OF
the Government Buildings ut Runtan, &c.
NEwoHLEANs, Wednesday, June is, p. NJ.
The Picayune has received advices from
Honduras of highly important character.
The inhabitants of Ruatan, as also hve
other issnds dependent on Honduras Bay had refused
DO acknowledge British authority and claimed the protec'
hon OF Honduras, which bad been accorded them
The superintendent had given orders IN have the Gov
eminent buildings at Rustan sold, which was done az
q great sacrifice Everything was in state OF confusion
and disorder and the most serious consequences are
spprebeDded.
Advices from Balize to the I'd inst, re-
port that the mahogany crop the present year will be
about twelve million ieet
The same arrival brings accounts from
Guatemala to the 18th Of May The crop of Cochinea
for this year. 1t was thought would fall On at least TWO
Thousand ceroons.
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g sEAYREs, CELE RRATED

SEA Il hES| CE L. 4 Ii IL A IL T. I'D
y>Ga LIVER PILLS-Prepdred from the Mass
obtained at tie Rockbridge (Fd) Alum Springs
These Pills confidently recommended as
having all the virtues of the water, and in
many cases they preferable. In derange.
ment OF the stomach and bowels, or want OF
action in the liver, their immediate effect upon the
liver and kidneys especially, entitle them to public
consideration. Ii the patient be bilious they search
out the bile and expe it from the sysiem-unlike
all other Pills, they may be taken with IMMUNITY,
irrespective of weatherD as there is nothing in
them calculated to injure any one. In cutanecus
diseases and eruptions OF the skin, of whatever
sort they are sure remedy and particularly efica.
clous in diseases such females are subject to,
dropsies, hatuenCy, &c. &c. These Pills may Just.
ly be styled an universal remedy as they are de-
cdedly the best in for the cure of all diseases
resulting from irregular habits After their use
has been continued tor a time, the whole system
becomes invigorated and the patient is restored to
perfect health. They carefully prepared and
put up in walls of 100 at 81 each liberal discount
will be made to Druggists.
For sale by JOHN II. SEAYRES, Columbian Ho.
TEL Purcell, Ladd e. Co, Main street s. NJ Zachris.
son & Co., Druggists, Broad street. D. A. Strecker
Druggists, Market Bridge, Richmond James Cooke
q Co.. Fredericksburg; Rushton, Clarke g. Co.,
New York; Dyott IL Son, Philadelphia; E. l..
Stroecher IL Co., Macon, Ga F. J. Sampson, Pow
hatan CT House; N. T. Watsius, Halifax Court
House; G II. Jones 81 Co., Petersburg. w. H.
Gilman, Washington, d. c. Walter II. Middleton
Farmville, Va; II. 6. Archer, Danville Coleman
& Rogers, Druggists, Market street, Mortimer g.
Mowbray, Baltimore; and Druggists generally
wholesale and retail. fe 3
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Murder Trial.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-At the afternoon
session the reading of the evidence in Polist
10 the Skupinskis continued, and was conclu
ded about O'Clock. The counsel for the de-
fence offered 40 testimony, but made an appli
c alton, supported by an affidavit, that Blasius
Skoplnski lie discharged from custody, az il
vas argued there was no evidence duplicating
him. so as 10 use his testimony in behalf of his
brothers.
David Paul Brown, one of the prisoners
counsel, arg aed in behalf of this application,
bat Judge Al.ison decided against it on the
ground that there was sufficient evidence OF
concerted action on the part of the three broth
efs.
Henry II. Phillips, then commenced the
Opening speech for the prosecution, and had
rot concluded up TO the hour of adjournmeni.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN ITEMS.
fBY the kURoPA.l

Nkw YORK, March 25.-The steamer Eu.
IN, brings iiiiy-uine passengers. She passed
=, clock, A. NJ, on the 10th. the steamer
Baltic: on the 2ith, in lat. 10, -, the ship
H5rkaway, from Richmond.
E>eLAXD The Reform Bill was brough,
m in the House by Lord John Russell, and
viii be the sutject of fierce contest.
IL the House OF Commons, Mr.. Hume
se,ed whether the ministry intended to define
is ro:cy before the navy estimates were pro-
posed.
A meeting of les members Of the House had
-s,f. held al Lord John Russeli's residence, TO
agree upon the plan o opposition. Lord John
Russell expressed himself dissatisfied with Lord
nejh,'s programme, and advised the voting OF
s.nplies for three months only, after which a
dissolution of Parliament should be forced ON
tss government
The London Times announces aEother can =
..date for the hishopric OF Dublin, in the per-
son Of Priest kenick, engaged in the American
mission, rhis is supposed to be Archbishop
Nrntr;ck, OF Baltimore
Earl ELLINGTON has been inaugurated Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland with great pomp and
-c'tWouy.
FRANeE.-Marshai Mormont aud Duke Ra-
cusa. the last of Napoleon's marshas who be-
,layed him 81 Fontainbeau, died at exile in
Venice on the I'd inst.
BCsis oil Louis Napoleon have been ordered
10 be placed IN each Of the So communes.
Marmand Marus, the most prominent man of
the revolution of February, died on the 10Th
ia>t.
The arming of the Notifications Of Paris is
progressing with great activity.
The Paris Pauie denies that NJ. Wolenski
,he French Ambassador to London, has been
recalled.
The President gave splendid banquet on
lae Sth instant, 10 Lord CowIey, the British
N.G.s;er.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-27

L. The Washington papers of yesterday
coufrm the statement ofOur special Geographic
correspondent, hat there is not word ofuuth
in tie story of rupture in the cabinet. The
Baltimore Sun ofyesterday, however, contains
the following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Relable infor.
maticn states that the difficulty in the Cabinet
arose between Postmaster General Hall and
Secretary Cotwn. The President being APP
pealed 10, decided in favor of Hall. Against
this Dir. Corwn protested, and Dir. Fillmore
again sustained the Postmaster.
The Cabinet meeting at which this took
place was held on the day before yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-27

49, SEVENTY THOUSAND ELEC-
ts~~s-A TION TICKETS were printed at Ely
sons job Printing Office during the city
elections of last May. Candidates and their friends
who want Tickets printed for The ensuing election,
will please remember that the same establishment
is prepared to turn out 100000 tickets at short no.
tice, in hands style, and at very low prices.
lCg= All orders strictly confidential
NH 20-l2t+
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BY JOHN II. o. PAYNE,

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed to the undersigned by the party therein
named for the benefit of Hooker Osborn & Co
and at the request of said Hooker Osborn g. Co
will be sold, at the American Stables in the city of
Richmond on Thursday, the LIST day of April
next, Carriage and two oay Horses. Said Car.
rage and Horses are represented to be in good or
der and desirable to any person in want of such
property. Said deed is of record in the Office ofhe
Court of Hastings, and bears date the 10th day of
May, 1851.
Terms cash. Sale to take place at 10 M.
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee
NH % j. X ID. PAYNE, Auctr
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!KefhOdiSt Conference.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Ths Methodist
Conference re-assembled this morning, when
Bishop Jane announced the various commit
tees, after which the examination of the char
acters of presiding elders and preachers was
proceeded with. Interesting statistics of Dick
lnsou College were also read, and after the
performance of Divine service and the admin
lstration OF the sacrament, the Convention adj
iOuFued ill Tomorrow
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BosToH, March 2i.-At late hour last
atshi, the furnishing store Of Dir. Moulton,
No.3Sl Washington street, and the fancy goods
Store of Lewis Coleman adjoining, which was
occupied by Messrs. Adams & Miliner, were
oe9ty damaged by fire. The total loss is about
) 1000, parity insured
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ALBANY, March 24.-Judge Pratt entered
rule pro-forma granting mandamus against
tee Canal Auditor in relation TO the payment
OF drafts under the recent lettings.
The steamers worked through the ice from
.Coxsalke to Barren Island. Shadrach Canal
q, open, giving free way fer navigation to
New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-27

INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AaERrcA.-A
aelsef ddied San Juan, March IS, states ru
> i29r was current that IuhOs has re-appeared
az Reaiej0, al The head of several hundred San
SelsadoTeans; and that the famous Col. Me-
Lean Was on lie way fton San Francisco.
VIA company OF Americans. 10 his aid. IL
vas also reported that an org. AVIATION was OH
''"i al Acapaicu for the same purpose.
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Pennsglcaafa Wig State Coupeution

HAKRIsBuRG, March 25.-The convention
re-assembled at two o'clock. On motion of
Mt hillinger, the convention proceeded to vote
rtco r0ce for Presidential candidate, which
resulted in General Scott receiving 113 votes
20 for the nominee of the National Conven.
ton.
Ex Gov. VIM. F. johnson. Morton McMi-
chael and John c. Kunkle were then elected
Senatorial delegates to the National Conyen-
tot.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

TWENTY UILDING LOTS ON
l. UNION HILL AT AUCTTON-Win be sold,
on WEDNESDAY, the 31st inst, commencing at
hall past O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the pre-.
mses, twenty building LOTS, situated on Union
HILL near the residence of o. A. Strecker. ESQ
fronting on four streets, and comprising a whole
square. These are some of the prettiest building
Lots on the Hill, and have been laid off into suita.
BILE sizes; plat Of which may be sec at my office
Terms-Onethird cash. balance at six and twelve
months, with interest, and properly secured By
request of the owner.
mn "a JAMES M TAYLOR Auct
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L ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Transmitted FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
CongrcssionaI,
WASHINGTON, March 90

In the SENATE, the Bill providing for the
payment of the unpaid claims of the Virginia
aud Continental lines was adopted. The Sc.
nate then took up the Private Calendar.
@in the HOUSE, the discussion of the Def
eisncy Bill was continued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-27

nOGGETT ~ ANDERSON, UPHOL-
II STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Ger.
ner Of Governor and Fran kIin streets, are
now receiving their Spring stock OF French and
American Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire
Screens and Curtain Papers, making the
largest end most complete assortment we have ever
had the pleasure TO offer. large portion of the
finer qualities have just been received from the best
factories in France, and of the richest and most
beautiful styles that are made. We have also on
hand general assortment of Upholstering Mate.
RAILS Curtain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths, India and
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and Shades, best
curied hair and shuck Mattresses, &c, all of which
will be sold at small profit and all work in our
line attended to punctuay, and faithfully executed
NH 26-d2m%
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, March &c.
FLoUR-Sales of 2700 bbs. at 50 O6.
WHEAT-Red SSa91c.; white 95al00c.
CoRN-W hite 56a57c.; yellow 57a5Sc.
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MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ILL FOR SALE.-1he subscriber is authorized to
sell that most valuable half acre lot at the corner of
Clay and 7th streets. 1t has front of 1913 feet
the east line of 7th street, and depth of 1913 feet
on Clay street, to alley IA feet wide If prefer
red it will be divided into lots of suitable size Ap
ply 10 w. GODDIN, Auct.
Wing will copy. NH 26-6t