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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-14
COUTH-SIDE RAiLROAD.-NEIv AR

- RANTEMEN7' OF TRAINS. On and after
Monday the 29th March, the Trains will be be-
tween Petersburg and Burkevile, the junction of
the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad us follows. viz:
The passenger and Mail Train, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday leaving the Depot Petersburg
"a o'olack A. NJ, reaches Burkevie. at 10, A. M:
connecting there with Messrs Flagg Co.'s Stages to
Farmville Lynchburg Charlotte Court House, Halifax
CT. House. and Danville.
Returning this train will leave Burkeville l0a A.
NJ, and arrive in Petersburg l o'clock Z. NJ. sikh
hours bere the departure of the evening North
South. Passengers going North also remain in Pc
tersburg ,ilnext morning. o'clock and then take the
James River Steamboats, Norfolk Old Point or d at
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Freights up and Dowi. ,he Cana

STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds $l0O-par.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par slOo-sll5-re
9 sed
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kNOK SALE.-.The undersigned has for -
l. sale two Houses and Lots-the houses -
brick and recently built, with all necessary houses
and well of wnter and the lots contain threc-fourhs Of
an acre ench This property is situated Immediately
in the neighborhood of D. B. Paynes md opposite are
Edmund Logwoods, and desirable family residences
have for sale also three building Lots in the same
neighborhood. each containing one acre.
For terms, apply to Greed T. Wills in the absence
Of the undersigned. WIN. DANIEL, JR.
AprjI LIS
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WHITTEMORE's OFFICE.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLD!H
Sche mes for the week.

WHlTEEMORE'SO OFFICE.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLD!H
Sche mes for the week.
Monday, I4-Delnware Glass 1915 10.
Cupitas-$26 500; $4,000; 81 900; 10 Of o., 800
Tickets So.
Tuesday. 15-Deleware Elk. Class 1913 IA.
Capitals-$24 900; SC 900; % 600; of 900. Tick
cts S..
Wednesday I6-- Deeware Glass 20-66 I2.
Capitals-s33 600; sl2,5O0 $3.50; 10 of 81 ,00O.-
Tickets $40
Drawn Numbers.
Delaware Glass IL.
sc Al 65 50 81 SO 81 II CO l 10 "a l6
Delaware Extra Glass II.
IL Is 4s 81 81 II 80 50 &c - g. 9
Kentucky Glass 1874.
So 9 43 10 16 81 IS % 81 % 81 81
Delaware Glass 17-Wh hole Nos. 81 48 II a prise of
5000.
Ev Orders for packages certificates of packages,
single tickets in any of the Lotteries of j. W. Maury
Co., will meet with prompt attention if addressed to
AT. WHITTEMORE jr. Lynchburg, Va.
Eg Communications strictly confidential.
lie IA
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N TERMS Dress NNks, (too nIany.) All in want Of
beautiful Dress ilks. will do well give stock
examination. intend to offer them the lowest
prices that the goods hage been offered in
any house in this city, where. The above
goods consist Of beautiful black Brocades plain Chan
geables splendid Fancy in nearly all coorsplan Blacks
splendid Whites. &c., Sc. B. HsLEWIS, g. Co.
may aO-ss iMf4
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AIEWHORSE-POWER.--Innd di,

NJ EW ORSE-POWER.--In addition TO
my former variety OF threshers and horse-powc
have newly invented horsepower, which combines
ny advantages, portable machine Those in want
will do well O examine this.
have large lot of Grass and Cradle Sythes slightly
rusted. which will warrant equal any in the market,
at about price.
Orders by letter will receive prompt attention.
Orders left with Mosby & Garland. will be promptly
attented to, Lynchburg Va. II. NJ. SMITH
Corner Main and 1871 Streets.
June lots Richmond Ia
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NEW CONCERN.--BOnd 4 Cock
We have associated ourselves together under the
firm nf RnNn & Cock for the nurnnsc Of conducting
General Clothing Business,

a the old stand Of Bond & Prulen Thankful for the
past favors extended the late concern, hope
tinratiun Of your custom, determined to
every exertion please huth in quality and prices
Call and see us. WIN. s. BOND.
NAV 94-lm JOSEPH w COCK
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AND SCRIVENER..-

~ A. MCDONALD tenders his services the pub
lie as GENERAL AGENT for the collection of claims
and closing Of accounts by bond. deed otherwise.
He will also draw in legal FORM Covenants Con-
tracts. any similar instrument Of law.
Those needing his services may rely upon prompt
and diligent attention TO whatever he undertakes
~ OrprcE OVER MEssRs. CANrBELL e. CHALMERS,
door beioS Tie Fvginian Office.
je 10 lmif
Rennhiran and Exnress cnny.
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NOTICE 10 the Creditors Of Wan. c.

N Office 10 the Creditors Of I'm. C..
IN Stevens, dec'd.-At a Circuit Court con-
tnued and held for Nelson county. the Counhouse,
the 9TH day of May 1852:
Alexander Fitzpatrick administrator with the will
nexed of William c. Stevens decd. Prtf.
against
Mildred 7. Stevens. George s. Loving. james T. Ste
VEINS, Cynthia c Stevens, John T. Stevens, Albert L..
Steven aud Susan Ann teveus the last four infants
under the age Of 81 years. by Howell L. Brown.
guardian ad EN-, specially assigned iefend them
in this suit Defts.
BY the decree in this Of the Commissioners
Of the Court is directed take several accounts and
the decree requires, TINT before doing .o he viii
all the creditors Of the (of VIM c. Stevens
decd) by advertisement inserted for four weeks
ccssive in some newspaper published in the town of
Lynchburg -Said creditors therefore notified that
have appointed Friday the 23rd day of July
commence taking the directed by the decree Of
the 9TH May lS52-on which, day by o'clock in the
morning they requested attend my Office in Low
insston, prepared prove any debt demand they
have against the Of VIM G. Stevens dee wheth-
contracted before his DEATH by the since.
June l0--w4w RO. WHITEHEAD. Comr.
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THRUST SALE...Pursuant to the provisions Of

THRUST SALE...Pursuant to the provisions of
l. deed trust executed by Daniel Shrnder to the
subscriber, bearing date the 25th day Of March, $780,
and recorded ia the clerks office OF Amherst county
court, shall proceed sell the highest bidder E
ready money, Pedlar Mills Saturday the Goth day
Of June ensuing TRACT LAND lying in said county,
adjoining the lands of John Barrett, William c. Mmri.s
md Others supposed to contain one hum. n
dred and ninety.six Acres; one NE =
GRO GIRL slave named Jane, and all the right
title and interest of said Daniel Shrader in the proper
real and personal conveyed by George Burks to ,li.
Morriss trustee, by deed admitted to record in the
clerks Office of Amherst county about the year
1880, for the benefit of the said Burks' wife and chill
dren; the wife Of said Shrader being of said chill
dren Acting trustee shall convey such title u,
is vested in me by said deed.
NAV 24-26ie ROBERT TINSLEY Trustee
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HEALTH OF Mr.. CLAY.-A dispatch from
Washington, dated June 9, says:
There is no change for the worse in Mr..
Clay's health. despite ofreports that have been
put forth to the contrary
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, Amherst coun-

- ~, Va, is now open for the reception of visit
who may be in search of health, pleasant
Summer The medical virtues Of the Buffalo
Springs well known by those who have tried them,
be nurpassed for Dyspepsia and for all diseases par
taking of debility and for their invaluable hening prop
critics generally. The Bowling Alley will lie open u
sua The table shall be furnished in n and COM
Portable Lynchburg musicians have been cnga-
ged for the season. Distance from Lynchburg the
Springs 26 miles, board per week 81. less than week
$l25 per day. Horse per week $3.50 less than week
Is per day. good four horse Stage will be
twice week. Tor otener if should he necessary be-
tween Lynchburg. and the Springs, commencing the
3rd of July. 1t will leave Lynchburg every Tuesday
and Saturday at o'clock A. NJ. Mondays and
Fridays fare for adult $l25. Office Mr. Dibrclls
Hotel. |. l. HITE.
June 10-tlA
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

WASHINGTON HOTEL,
CORNER OF CHURCH ST. AND FRS r A.
LEY.
Lynchbprg. Va
GEO. CAMERON, Proprietor.
JESSE T. Burton, Assistant.
tF Persons travelling through visiting Lynchburg,
an! stopping the Washington, entitled visit the
''Virginian READING ROOM" during theirstay.
May I7-ts
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"a We are authorised announce Capt SAMUEL
BERGER candidate for the Sherialty of Pittsyva
MIA county, the special election supply the place
Cal. Thos 8. Jones d. censed. je Ats
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M OTECE.-.PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF
the Crcui, Court for the county of franklin pro-
nounced at the May term. $50. in the of Price
Price and others, will offer for sale Saturday, the
3rd day of July next at the Store House of Messrs
Saunders & Ferguson public auction. the highest
bidder, some 6 or Negroes, consisting of Men
and Women, Of them are valuable and likely
very good BLACk SMITH Bond and good secu-
riiy win be reqaired Of the purchaser
WAKEFIELD PRICE, Admn'r.
ie l0aw1 with the will annexed of : Price deed.
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~ take pleasure in calling fhe attention Of the public
tony well assorted Stock Of Boots, Shoes Caps Hats
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Panama and other
Summer Hats-comprsing every thing used for the head
and tetwhich have recently bought in the Northern
cities. and am offering very low prices in order i'm
duce large sales think it will be the interest Of all
10 call as prefer nimble penny slow shilling.
My arrangements made to keep up the Stock
throughout the with fresh and desirable Goods
march o9-iftf JOHN g. MEEM.
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The undersigned friends Of D. A. Wilson jr. and
Jonh 7. Thnrnton having had under aIsisemrnt GER
thin publications. the hrs. at which signed Justice mp
peartd in he Richmond Enquirer II the-ylay. 1852.
and the second Of which signed TrIih." appeared in
the same paper Of tbe--Alay 1882 cut of which
publications. they had oppr,hend personal
dill, nliy between the gentlemen naned-say TINT from
cirruns tancr- which hive their knowledge,
iev convinced that imputaon against the char
arfes honor official integrity Of Judge Daniel A. Will
iarnded by any thing contained in the publ
cation signed Justice, Of which Mr. Thornton the
autiar-And they are therefore Of opinion, that the
pul,cnsion signed "Truth,' Of which MIR. Wilson
tho author. should be Withdrawn
HENRY +. IRvIxG,
N. IL. CAMPBELL,
JAMES McDoSaLD,
SAMUEL Booker,
NM b. RoAsE,
Jxo. o. l. (ioGGIs,
RoBr. j. DAVIS.
LynehLnrg Jnae 9A, 1852.
Having confidence in the int rmatioa which led to the
foregoing suggestion, hereby withdraw the Gard sign
ed Truth above referred
d. A. WILSON. JR.
May OH, 1852.
Fully npprcciaring the honorable motives which
prompted the above Card, signed by d. A Wilson, jr.
esp. lake pleasure in syng THAT in writing the article
signed Justice. had intention reflect upon the
personal honor judicial integrity of Judge Wilson
nor wasthe prompted by the slightest feeling Of
unkindncss towards i'm.
JOHN T. THORNTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

|
Funeral Notice.
The Funeral Sermon of the late Mrs. ANNIE MARIA
MooRE. daughter Of James L. Lamkin, will be preached
at Bethlehem Church. in Amherst Co ON Sunday June
GOTH, at ii o'clock by the Rev. Samuel B. Rice.
To Commissioners Of the Revenue.
We have blanks with all the articles subiectto taxa
ton neatly arranged in n table, which affords great
venence Commissioners Of the Revenue, in obtain
ing lists of taxable property BY furnishing ofthese
sheets to person, he will be enabled the
Commissioner his list in u few minutes.
May 24-if TERRY & SHIELDS
Xirginan ,biice.
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DEATHS.

DIEp on 4th inst, MARY ELLEN second daughter of
Abner and Mary Ann Early-agei one year, month,
md thirteen duys In the death Of this lovely babe the,
parents feel deeply berei-but IL them remember that
although she will to their fond embrace
that is their privilege her whose
nance and winning endeared her to all who saw
her And although, flower niPped by the winds
unn,ely blast, her body has yielded to disease and
death-her pure and gentle spirit has SCARED away to
bloom forever around the throne of that Being who has
said Suffer little children unto me, and for
did them for of such is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
REST ELLEN in thy little grave.
Thee BY our Saviour, thou wnst given,
We give thee back to Him who gave,
To iwell with cnerubim in Heaven"
l.. Rep please copy.
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Georgia WING Convention.

UCOTSdt W nsB OOtuVeutBONs
MLLEDGEviLLE. GA. June lO.-The Wing
State Convention Of Georgia met at Milledge.
vile on the 7th. Delegates were appointed to
the Wing National Convention, who were in.
structed to vote for Mr. Fillmore. and make
the Compromise measures test vote before
going into the nomination.
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nISSOLUTION..-T Co-Pnrincrship hereto
IL fore existing between the subscribers under the
style of DUDLEY CoMRToN has been ,hs day dissolved
by mutual consent-,ohn w. Dudley Inns purchased the
interest Of VIM Compton in The late concern, and will
discharge its labilhies Hc embraces this opportunity
his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
ronage the Of DUpLEr & COMPTON, md to
solicit its con,inuenoe in lis connection.
JND W. DUDLEY.
WIN A. COMPTON.
CI.cISSArs April Ieth, 1852.
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nISSOLUTION.-T co-partnership of BOND
- Il PRUDES the | 4h inst. dissolved by mu
tual consent. All persons having claims against the
concern of Bond & Prulen will please present them
Bond & Cock for settlement; and those indebted to the
old firm will please come forward and settle their
counts as wish to close the books as posi-
BILE. may "a.
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/ YNCnHURG VIRGINIA LAND a

IL GENCY.-The undersigned by request Of land
sellers has established in the Of Lynchburg sgen
cy for the sale Of Land the object Of which is to aord
facilities both To thc purchaser and seller OF Land He
will keep constantly in his ose. md thorough
descriptions Of for sale including quality quantity.
location price, Terms, and all other information
ial to be known by ene DESTROYS ofpnrchsing in this
way persons who unaequantcd with the country,
and wishing purchase. without delay have such
plantation pointed tn, that would likely suit
their wishes, and the purchaser and seller could at once
be brought together; aud the other hand, sellers
bring their land the notice of those who directly
concerned without noore,y which often unplcasans
within itself Persons who wish the aid of this Office in
selling give full and description Of their
land in order that fir and candid representation mny
be made the purchaser. This agency will be ndver-
tsed in all the prominent agricultural papers.
TERMs-Tcn dollars for entering farm description
book, and % pr when the land is sold. Any per-
wishing buy land in this section Of country mud
will describe possible the Kind Of place that
would most likely suit them regards location and
quality, will be notified is sach farm should be put in
the market take occasion 10 sny that land will
bought and sold by speculation.
~ Office doors beL,v the Post Oikce, where can
be found All communications post paid, will be prompt
ly attended to. BENJAMIN WILKES.
may 20-ts
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El1n Travellers please Notice !!
-E5fNTM Travelling Trunks Bonnet Boxes, Wallis
>1A4-O Sea, Carpet Bags and Satchcls. in great
variety; repenishing supply just opened, of
them really beautiful, at
lie lO-3w SEABIRY'S
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June 10-tlA

M q EICE.-There will u free neighborhood Bar
bacue given by the citizens of Amherst Buffalo
Springs, the 9th day of July. A Ball will be given
night by the proprietor. Tickets will be to the
managers for distribution IL. HITE.
June l0-tSy
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY,

Il in sets Of 50 ps. very fine
81
Bone - /" "5I Z"
Cocoa and Stag Table Cutlery.
A just hand, Of our importation, for sal
cheap. Call and examine.
Nov 13-ts GREGORY & ROYALL.
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WHO WILL BE THE NEXT PRE-
Xy SlQENT RQQk AGENTS IANIEn.

W oIUENI 1-bOVh HbENIS WHNIED'
10 ci,cniote The LIFE OF GEN. SCOTIA. =.
BARNES & Co, NEW YORK, have just published
the Life and Services Of General Winfield Scott by Ed
ward d. Mansfield. as,her os II isaory Of the Mexican
War, illustrated with numerous engsavisss exhibit
ing of many snng incidents in sAe Bic Of this
eminent soldier. The work is written in the most at
,ractive STYLE and the facts drawn irsm authentic
including the ege of xern Cruz the battle Of Cerro
Gordo and the battles in the Valley of Mexico, to tho
conclusion of Peace. and his tho United States
Price of the large work, 81 e5; the pamphlet edition,
80 cents. liberal discount to agents. Terms CASH
Apply, post-paid, to the publishers.
A. s. BARNES & co,
81 John ST. New York.
A. s. B. & Co publish several valuable Books, suiin
Bile for Agents. mny 27-w4wif
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steam Saw and Planning mills
9GCWnM SNW 11uBW 1Muu1Hnk N1b1bNp
Door, SasA-Biind and Boz Factory,
Mil and Maehine Work,

D00T, o1zh-B7THu NM D0L T0cz07T,
MIL and Maehine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,
Blockmuhing Of all dcscripfions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
with steam power, and large variety Of machinery for
working wood and ron form the most complete cstab-
lshment Of the kind in the Southern States and can
execute better work and at cheaper rates. han can be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (prmed and
glazed II requred) Moudings, Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved, ready for laying dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding. Palings and variety Of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing, Wheelbaows, Picks and Bars and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand apd for SALE reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked or
unworked. Saving snd Planning done 80 order Bills
Of Timber sawed 10 order,
ran Lifts A. NE1 1LElON, agent.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLANES.-No Slave
will he permitted ride the Railroad with
cut special icriten permission from his her owner,
or the agent guardian % the unless accompa-
MED by the person otherwise entitled to their
service. Such permit be given in duplicate, one
of which will be retained by the Conductor of the Train
CHAS. +. NJ. GARRETT.
march 1a,s Chief Engineer.
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Children under 10 years of age, and half
price.
This train will stop for passengers except the
points above named.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the Freight
Train, with accommodation Passenger Car attached.
will leave the Depot in Petersburg ut o'clock, A. NJ,
reaching Burkeville at 12 O'clock
Returning, this train willleave Burkevie ut O'Clock
p. NJ. and arrive Petersburg at 6, p. NJ.
Fare between Petersburg & Southerlands, 90 IS
a. :" FOrd's. 60
Wilson's, 81
"a Blacks g. Whites, l l2J
az" Nortoway C. H.,--.. ] 80
I" Burkeville, - so
Children under IL years Of age and servants, hnf
price. F.WRlGHT.
Sup,t Transportation
South Side R. R. April %, lS52-em
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7T1O FARMERS, PLANTERS AMI

l. DEAL RS.-AGRICULTURAL LMPLE-
MENT MANDATORY Lyacaburg.-The sub
scrber formerly of Baltimore, where he associated
with similar Establishment, takes this method in
form the public in general, that he has opened Ware
and Factory Main Street, opposite Bruce's
Livery Stable, where he will manufacture various and
approved Implements of Husbandry, and Labor
saving Machines, and pledges himself that all articles
sold by him shall be of his manufacture. equal in
nll respects to similar implements made imported
from other States. He therefore invites the public
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere,
the following various Einds-Portable and Stationary
Horsepower Thrashers, Fans, Straw and egeiable
Cutters, Corn Shelters, Harrows Cuitvators, Flows
and Gang Plows-Nlan Street Lynchburg. Virginia
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
finn lg--Iyl A. w. WIITETT
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n MILES PUMP BOOTS-A new sup
ply just opened and splendid, at
lie 10-3t SEABURY'S.


NPRING lS52.--The subscriber would mos,
~ respectfully announce to his friends the public
generally, that he is receiving and opening large
and well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
which he invites the attention of those in 1t
is useless his stock, but would simply
that it is surpassed by any in Lynchburg.
He invites the particular attention fthc Ladies his
beautiful stock of rich Dress Goods KidGiores, &c.
The Gentlemen will find the best stock Of Goods in
their line exhibited by any house in hi. PLACE.
md the largest and best selected stock of Read MADE
Clothing, brought to this town. The Young Men
will find something really handsome in the way ofcoth
ing Mt apl I2-ifts DON T. @. PETERS.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
Provisions acon-arriying more freely. Sales al
/ by the quantity and dull
PoRK.-None.
BEEHIVE quote by the quantity mt las cts.
fLouR.-$st dull.
WHEAT.-R-d 70c White IS cts.
MEAL- Corn Meal 7la75c.
GRAIS.-Corn 65a70 els; Oats 40 10 A. cents.
GgAso-Best Peruvian $50 to SIS per
PLAsTER.-Lump, So; Ground %. in Bbls l2A; Lump
to 81. Ground in Bags 9, in bbls l04.
SueARs.-Ne~ Orlean. 64a9 cts: Porte Rico TO 10
cts. Clarified ieail cts. Loaf III to l2A cts
WHIsKY.-Alonntain 80 rts.
BgEswAx.-9l to22 cents.
BUTrER.-In good demand. Firkin II TO Is, Fresh
IL to 90.
BRAsDr.-Apple 40a45; Peach. 80 TO s5cis.
BAR IRoS.-$75aS0 assorteddu
CorYEE.-Rn II to ia Laguira IA 1873 Mocha
90: lava Is to II.
COUNTRY LiSEss.-TTow II Ito l24 scarce and want.
ed Flax l2al4cts.
CorTox YARss.-Salcs l6al7 cts.
FsATHERs.--3j to 81 cts.
WooL.-2J To % cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.-35 tn III very scarce.
GiNsENG.-32u35 els.
FLAX SEED.-Saes 100 per So ID.
FrsH.-Hcrrings, No. l, $s4; Halifax NJ. Hcrings,
Seas j; Shad. $I3: Markerel. No. 3, s.
TALLow.-Sto 81 cr>.--duIl.
TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl
HEMr.-We quote 81 tn &c. in demand.
LissEED OiL.-7Oa7 5cts.-n demand.
LARp.-l2 10 i2l cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India 81 to 40 cts. per gsllun-
N. o. A. to 45
Freights up and Down the Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (pcr hogshead,) 81
Do. manufactured (per box,) 10
Flour (per bbl.) 10
Bar Iron, (per tony 25
Pig Iron. (pef TONI 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (I,er ton.) 90
Plaster, (per TOM 90
Salt. (per sack.) 64tos
Merchandise and Produce (per 1907 10000
EXCHANGES
Checks on New York, 4toa per CT. premium,
Baltimore. do :.
Boston, do
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes N. Carolina l to do dis. cunt
3. Carolina l TO do do
Z" Tennessee, 5 toC do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds $lOO-par.
Citizens Savings Bunk Stock par $lOO-$ll5-re.
fused.