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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-23
Office AT the Depot Ofthe virginia and
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PARISEN 81 KINGS

GARlSEN & hlNGS
VIRGINIA, ". CAROLINA d TENNESSEE
Fyc,ght, Pachagc and Parce EXPRESS,
TWO aud from New York, Norfolk. Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per first olnss Steamships JAMES.
TOWN g. ROANOKE, and by the Scaboard and Roa
noke, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldon Petersburg Richmond, Richmond aud
fredericksburg Souh.Side, and Va. ~ Tenn. Railroads,
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
different points the Railroads TO almost every point
tbroug the above Stotesthrouth IN charge of spe
,al Messengers Mere ayaing themselves Of this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose fall confidence in its greai expedition and
my Of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order.
ing Goods from Baltimore and Philadelphia tho care
Of Payisen D. Kings Ezpress ut Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond may depend upon having all chaiges paid.
nnd lhcr Goods forwarded without the least delay, and
rec Of all drnyrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office,
No. 80, Broodaooy, N. Y.
w b. PARlSEN. Southern OGee,
Corner Boittngbrook and end Sta
Petersbnrg, Va.
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

~ Ia w n IL Il " " " - .
fl,HE subscriber has ust received from New York and
~ ilndelpha, portion Of his FAIL GooDs, amongst
which may bo found elegant French work, hBndsome
Silks and other Drcss Goods. Also, Gloves Hosiery,
&c. Nc, In great variety Please coll aud examine the
assortment.
sep y ta GEO NJ RUCKER
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no THE PEOPLE OF Lynchhmrg.

J. ADAMS Il cos. Expresses Offer Duly, Certain
and Ceap facilities for obtaining goods Of all descrp
lions fro Il all parts Of tho United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges the
swt and Jamestown and Roanohe leaving
New-York, Wednesday and Saturday arriving In Rich
nond Friday and Monday of ench week. by this line
prepared forward goods Of all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenport line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage
Our inland express per Great u. 3. Mail Line contn-
heretofore, arrive in Richmond Truce Daily.
The well-known character Of our honse for response
bty and attention tho interests of customers
in saying TINT shippers will find II their
order their Goods through "Ada,ns$ Go.
Eapress.' ADAMS a. co,
per I'm. II. Mosby, Aeent,
jy 26-ifdts Ly,achbwg. Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where bayo
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CEILING AT COsT.--I would respectfully
- inform the citizens Of Lynchburg and vicinity, tho
wishing retire from bu mess and return to the Souh
] will II my stock of Books, Fancy Goods, &c., At
COST FOR CASH Persons wishing to obtain supply Of
Books, Novels Stationery, &c, will do well to give me
a call, as it is inducenent seldom offered in this
market. RfO"ELL,
Market ST., one door from Post Office.
01-.dta
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RICHMOND, Sept. 22.

RICHMOND, Sept 90.
Edward, second son of James Lyons, kill.
ed himself accidental while ont cunning Wed
nesday,.
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New ORLEANS. Sept. 22.
Late adyices from Texascon6rm, tho death
Of Maj. Arnold,in a duel by a forrSurgeon.
Gov Merriw Gather, with portion of Gen.
Garland's command. had arrived at Santa Fe.
American and Mexican troops were concen.
trating along the Rio Grande.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept %.
Flour-5 81 White Wheat, 90 to 20.
White Corn 10; Yellow, rs.
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CARS 4 TORA Geo
NJ. LANGHORNE & SONS.

M. LANGHORNE & SONS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS In sEoARs AND ToeAcco or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
INHE subscribers have constantly on hind n large
l. stock of HAVANA a. PRINCIPE SEGARS. .,
the most 'rovod brands which they feel confident are
inferior TO in market and which will bo sold n,
the LOWEST CASH PRICES,
oRpERs from any of the Union will be promptly
met, and en.e snis ction GUARANTEED to purchasers
Tho following Brnnds arc kept constantly on hand:
sRoARs.
In Flor de Habana, La Sutann,
California, Las Tres Coronas,
Jiooteneal, La Gotn de Aqua
Old Dominion Conauista
In fiel DEP. J. c., ELeon do Orc,
La Teresita, FL Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
III Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Bstrcllas, In Norma
Herman Cortez, Principles,
Lafayette, &c, &c.
ToBAoco.
ofonoco. Nectarine,
Gold Leaf, Oatnwba,
Golden Peach, stanard, &c, &c,
IL.
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FOR THE FALL
l. AND WINTER CAMPAIGN, l853-'54.-The
Fall IL Winter Goods,

l. A ID WINTER CAdPA1GN, l853-'54.-The
subscribers are now receiving their stock of
Fall n Winter Goods,
to which they respectfully invite the attention of the
public 1t is believed be the largest and most vnu-
able ever exhibited in this city, and comprises in great
variety everything properly belonging to the READY
MADE CLOT II G and Gentlencn's Furnishing
Business. in part as follows:
French Black Dress AVID Frock Coats.. $l8 to 35
English a" -. Ia to 30
Am'cnn g. Ger. ." r. II
Fancy Dress and Frock Cents of every desirable color
Cloth, Cassimere, Tweed and Beaver Sacks Half
Sacks, Frocks, and Paetots, varying in rice from 81
to s14.
OVER COATS of every suitable style of goods in
CLOAKS-Caledonian. Julien, md Talma Cloaks.
PANTS g. VESfS-ln our large and choice assort-
ment may be found styles suit all .aste.. Of the for
ner our stock OF Black Cashmere, French Doe Skin,
Rib md, Barathea. French, English and American
Fame Boot tops and solid coors, is surpassed in
any stn,Iishmentin Virginia VEsTs-Rieh Plush,
Velvet Grcnadne, Florentine and Barothea Silk; Cash
me. g, Imitation Cashmere Fancy Wool Farmers Sat
in, Valencia Cashmere, Popln, Satin Velvet, &c, Par
ty and Wedding Vests; White. Light Colors and Tin
secd Silk Merino and Velvet.
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well sup
pied with everything pertaining that branch of the
business, Gloves and Hosiery. Shirts Collars Black
and Fancy Cmvats, Stocks Sn~penders, Pocket Hand
kerclrfs, Money Belts, Under Garments Scnrfs, Night
CAPS S.nokin do Foot Muf, Dressing Gowns, Study
do Silk Bingham and Cambria Umbrellas Trunks &
Carpet Bags
Country Merchants
Ar" invited to examine stock Our prices will be
found LOW goods of the quality can be
purchased in tho Northern cities.
SERVANTS CLOTHING-Tohacco Manufaciu
rers and others, having clohe should
fail to giv call before purchasing. Our army Of
scpin gaacLines will enable furnish 5000 servants
suits for the Fall Trade
s. SHAFER & Co, Mum 81,
sept % ITS Lynchbnrg, Va.
~ Bedford Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon nnd Wythe-
yilIa rplcornnh u1.ase conv
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed far The Lynchburg Hpginian.
WAsnINaroN. Sent. %.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.
1t Is reported that England and France have
united in The femonsirance against the con.
duct OF Capt Ingraham in the affair nj SMYRNA.
but the report is not credited.
The Boston papers publish a letter from Mr..
Everett, TO Lord Russell in reply to the latters
note in regard to Cuba. Tho letter is very
severe, and ably defends''the position assumed
in his note OF December last.
The Democratic State Convention of Mas
sachuseits has nominated Bishop for Governor.
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YELLOW FEVER AT PHILADELPHIA
PmLA., Sept. I9.-The Board of Health re-
port two deaths from yellow fever during the
past week. The disease. which twas brought
here by the barque Eandarin, still fingers a.
bout South street wharf, and the latham Lead
Pipe Mandatory, located there, has been
closed in conseoucnce
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I CLOTHING, CLOTHS, Cassimcrs
" AND VEST1N q Fail Winter Styles
for 1853 -ftirent Exhibition Of the finest and richest
Goods, over brought 10 tho Southern Market, tho
LYNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
Persons not having opportunity TO visit tho Crys-
tai Palace In New-York, invited TO call and exam.
inc duplicates OF GOODS for mons wear, that are npw
exhibiting In tho English, French, and American do
partments of the Worlds Fair. Also Inrg, stock of
Rendy Made Clothing,
manufactured exclusively for sales. Furnishing
Goods, consisting, In part. Of SHIRTS, SCARfS,
|CRAVATS, COLLARS, GLOVES, SUSrENDERS.
&c. Il. Cloths. Cassime-s and Vestiags, which, will
Our goods all we'll mnde--thc Cloths and Cassi-
mers all being properly shrunk before making up. Be
sure to give call before purchasing, do
termincd to soil good goods nj low prices
sept I7-is HATCHER, LOCKWOOD H. co.
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NJ. De Montholon, formerly French Consul
at Richmond. Va, has been appointed Consul
G'nera and Charge of France to Lima
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4 VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE-We
"A shall offer for sale at public auction, Wednes-
lay the 9Th day of October next if not sold privately
before that time, very valuable LOT OF GROUND
9TH street adjoining DR. s. Payne containing one
fourth OF Acre The sale is made in order to effect
n division. VIM. RADFORD
Sep ember 3-tds Il. ID. CHRISTIAN
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RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN.-A collision occur
red on the 18th, between two Railroad trains,
near h, Lyons N. York,by which two men were
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LIQUORS., TEAS, Nc.-

IL payne Wine, Heidsicks, Hungarian, Lyons and
other brands. London orer Miner'. Ale, MADEIRA,
Sicily Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine, of
i'm arta tion-London Dock Brand,es Family Whiskey.
Also, n choi,e of Fine Teas Northern Prices
For sale by
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & Co.
sept 23-d8cts Richmond
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L,REsH ARRIVAL OF DRUGS

l. AND MEDIClNES-The subscribers are"
now receiving their FALL Il WINTER SUPPLY u
Of Drugs Medicines. Paints, Oils, varnises Brushes
Glassware, Patent Medic nes. Fancy Goods DC. SC.
The goods have beon recently selected with great caro-
in the Northern aud Eastern Cities and principally
bought for Cnsh.
Tho stock Is argo AMI comprises every article
nly found in DRUG STORE, together with large
MSS rtmont of FANCY GOODS. PBRFuMERY &c
From hong experience, md thorough knowledge Of
The bneinoss they hope retain the liberal patronage
heretofore extended them and feel confident that they
prepared to offer inducements, both in price and
qunlity.
10 Prescriptions for Physicians mud families will be
carefully attended to u nil times.
sept l2.ts JSO. n. sEAY g. co
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DARLOR TARLES.-On hand n beautiful
assortment of Paror Tables, consisting in part of
80 pair Mahogany Gard Tables,
25 !" Centre -"
30 Marble Top Centre and Sofa Tables
All Of which will be sod low, tho city Furniture Ware
Rooms, opposite the Norvell House.
sept If-ts A. WINSTON'S.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. %
The City Point works were destroyed by
FIRE to-day. Loss $780, The property
WINS mostly.nsured.
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VNIN PLATE, Sheet-IrOn. Zinc, &C.

1NIN Platte, SheetIrOn, zinc, &c
l. SIS Boxes Tin plate, assorted,
$50 lbs. Russia Sheet Iron,
1000 lbs. American do
1000 lbs Sheet Zinc.
1910 lbs. Slab speter,
100 lbs. Block Tin.
Just receiving and for sale by
sep l7-ts GEORGE BAGBY.
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Barnabss Bates, Esq, widely respected for
lies dangerously sick at the residence OF his
sonin law, in Boston. and his friends despair
oil his recovery. He has been confined with
an affection of the lungs since January last
Which has entirely Frustrated his system.
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CROP THIEF-sI.OOO In Checks.

~
~ Stolen from Planters Warehouse this morning,
(Septcmber | little Book In which is kept
counts with the Farmers Bank containing the following
checks some that Bank, and other Banks of
this place, VIZ:
One CHECK by Meg Tnliafelro Brnadnax for 1928 81
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port two deaths from yellow fever during the
past week. The disease which twas brought
here by the barque Eandarin. still fingers a.
bout South street wharf and the latham Lead
Pipe Mandatory, located there, has been
closed in consequence.
The Treasury Department hasreceived from
Simeon Draper full return Of the moneys
placed in his hands by Secretary Corwin, for
the purchase af Government Stocks. Mr. Ora.
per originally held $1,7O0 00O0;.he has retired
$l,400,000 in Stocks and the balance in mon
ey.
The proceedings of the Democracy at Sy
racuse have shocked political calculations at
Washington. Senator Dcknsons letter has
also prpduced = sensation in high political
quarters.
Washington Hems-The Russian Minister,
1t is said, spent sometime at the State Depart
ment, on Friday, communicating to Secretary
Marcy the fact that Russia approves the
Course of Austria in the Kosta affair
General Cameron. the land agent of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company, died
suddenly at MoundsviIle, near Wheeling, on
Monday.
THE ACCIDENT AT ONEIDA-The accident
on the Ooneida road is attributed to the fact
that competent engineer had been discharged
and fireman substituted, from motives of
economy.
New YoRK BANKs.-The weekly statement
of the Banks of New York for the week end
ing on Saturday. presents the following exhib
it: Capital $40, 492, 900; loans 500. 19O,0OG;
specie 81 ,S60, 900; circulation SIS, SOC, Doodle
posts $57, 900.
THE CINCINNATI SHOOTING AFFRAY.-The
Cincinnati Gazette states that the Grand Jury
he's found a true bill against Mrs. Halves, a
sister OF Fisher w. hmes, as alder and abettor
with her brolherin the attack on James G..
Hall. She is not to be found however.
Over 10.400 persons visited the Crystal
Palace last Friday, and over Q 600 the day be-
fore.
THE MARKETS.
New York Sept. 20.-Sales of $4,000 bbls.
Flour-State 5000 to Sc IL; Southern $6,31
TO Sc, so IS 900 bushels Wheat-white
Western $l,43 80 600 bushels Corn-yel
low SO cents.
BALTIMoRE. Sept 20.-Smal sales ofFlour
al S., IS to $5,s7. White Wheat $1.1s to
1922. Corn steady.
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And one loose Tobacco note, endorsed by M Moore
& Co. amounting to $i2 So Liberal reward is of
fcred for the of the Thieo tor the book and
Ch,cks JONES g. WHITLOW,
cont odts PIanter's Warehonse.
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Two MURDERS IN ARKANsAs.-John G.
Paschal, of Pope county, Arkansas, was re-
Gently murdered and his body thrown into the
Arkansas river. VIM O. Wilson. wealthy
planter of Conway county, with " HON he had
quarrel, was arrested on suspicion OF com
uniting the murder. On the night ofthe goth
ullmo, Wilson was shot dead by some un
known person, while in prison.
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MULES FOR SALE.

MULES FOR SALE.
NJ / have on hand IA lot Of hrst-rate Mules; broke
sHfA and unbroke which will dispose Of on
SaGxN.abIe terms. They are No. !, and any one wish
ng 10 examine the II do so by calling at my Livery
Stable a, the upper end of Main street
shall always keep stock on hand
sep 1J.dts w j READ
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-07-29
University of Nashville,
DEPARTMENT.,

'INHE Third Annual Course of Lectures in
L. this Department: will commence on Tues
day, the first of November next, and continue
till the first Of the ensuing March.
PAUL +. Eve, NJ. D., Principles and Practice
Of Surgery.
JONI NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the
Diseases of Women and Children.
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.. Surgical aud Patio
logical Anatomy and Physiology.
W. X. BowLrNG, N. D., Institutes and Prac-
tice of Medicine
c. X. WINSTON, NJ D., Materia Mediea and
Medical Jurisprudence.
ROBERT NJ. Porter, N. D., General and Spe-
cial Anatomy.
J. BEREIRS LINDsLKY, n. D., Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
WILLIAN T. Briggs, n. H., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The Anatomical rooms will be opened for
students on the first Monday of October
A full Preliminary course of Lectures will
be given by the Professors, commencing also
on the first Monday of October.
The Students will have free access 10 tho
State Hospital.
Fee of each Professor al6. Naturalization
ticket IS; Dissecting ticket sl0; Graduation
fee S25.
Good board can be obtained in the city at
from 50, SO to So per week. Further informs.
ton may be obtained by addressing the Dean.
J.B. LINDSLEY, NJ. D., Dean.
Nashville, Tenn, July %, lS53-2ms 1882
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COM wi E R C A L.
AUGUSTA MARKET.

Augusta, July %.
We beg leave to call your attention to the
value of few leading articles of Groceries
and Produce here, that interest our Tennes-
see friends.
Coffee is selling at 10 lO4e; fair to prime
quality l04c per ID. ~
Sugar-Extremes 81 o Sc; fair to prime
Cuba and New Orlcans64 6tc; Clarified
Sc, b SIC, A &c; Powdered and Crushed Toe;
Loaf l0tc.
Molassrs-swcct in AhdsAsfc, barrels 25c;
sour in hhds. 23c FER gal. =
Salt is scarce, the demand, however, being
rather limited, merchants are filling orders at
$l,97i per sack
Naiis-Good Brands are sold at So per key.
Spice Ice; Pepper l2tc; Ginger Sc.
Lead Sc; Shot per bag S2,l2; Powder F +
IS per key.
Rice-Good iic.
Tea SIS a Zoe per Id.
Mackercl-No. 8, fresh caught, $40 1880
per barrel; No. 9, do. do. $l3 Sli.
Bacon-The demand for this article con
tinues light. Choice lots lately received are
worth ste, hog round but Bacon that has
been several months in Store cannot find
purchasers at that price.
Ldrd-Common to fair Tennessee Lard q
J1c-noHe III Ildrhel. ~ NOulu
find buyers at l0t lie.
Buher-Tennessee IS a lSc
JIheat-Good red Wheat is bought by the
merchant millers here at SOC per bushel, sacks
returned, but unless properly cleaned will
not command that price.
Corn has declined to 60c per bushel, sacks
included. If arrivals are large during ensu-
ing week, prices will 90 still lower.
Feathers are worth 37t Ace per III.
CROPS.-Since the rain that commenced
three weeks ago, the Corn crops that were
then considered ruined and worthless, have
improved so surprisingly that a fair crop will
unquestionsbly be made through every part
Of Georgia In the Savannah river valley
more will be made, eve believe" than the
consumption of this neighborhood requires.
The Cotton crops of this State "it's general
ly believed" will be more than an average.
Erchdnge-Our Banks are still checking on
Northern cities at per cent prem.
Yours, very respectfully, .--.
BAKER & WILCOX.
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TIE accident at Niagara Falls soems 70 be
credited by the New York press. A dispatch
in tho Tribune, dated Niagara Falls, Tuesday
morning, says:
Three mon, belonging to scow which
came down the river last night, got into y
skill alongside the scow, and it is supposed
fell asleep, when the boat got separated from
the scow, and was hurried on by the current
with fesrly rapidity towards tho falls. This
Happened about 81 o'clock last evening, Two
Of the men, ono named Andrew llannhman,
the other stranger, were hurled at once over
Che foaming sheet; the other, Joseph Able
caught hold of stump in his fearful passage
and clung to it,"
IL is then stated that 4 life boat was sent
for and procured from Buffalo, to be sent TO
,he aid of the man, but being too light was
swamped aud carried offer the Falls. Another
drspatch, dated at night, says:
"'Tho man went over the Fall ut 6 o'clock.
a raft had been lloatcd him which he was on
whom they aoated another lio-boat TO him,
md as he was getting ready to jump into it,,
tLo boat struck the raft and swept him oil
into the rapids. lie attempted to swim for
small island but failed to reach IT, lie raised
himself up to his full height gave Shrek
waved his arms wildly, and disappeared"
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CHARLESTON MARKET.

CHARLESTON, July %.
CoHon-The transactions in some instances
show yielding on the part Of sellers; but no
positive icclmo can be said to have been es-
iabishcd in prices, and lO4 lie for good
mddling and middling fair, which were the
rates current for these qualities when we
made up our former report, may. be consider
ed n fair index Of the state Of the market at
the close Of the present week.
Corn-The prevalence Of South-westerly
winds for some time back has kept out arri-
walls, and we have never known the stock so
completely exhausted rs NJ present and hold
ers, anxious to rcplenish, have paid highprices
for parcels to arrive. In this way, some
$4,000 bushels Maryland have been sold at
10 & 75c per bushel. A cnrgo comprising
about 1000 bushels prime North Carolina sold
rs high as SIC per bushel.
Ldrd-Ths article continues to be very,
much neglected. We hive heard Of sale ot
80 kegs Western at lie, and small lot OF
prime North Carolina at llc
Bdcon-Contnues neglected, and If sales
are forced, prices will doubtless fall below
our quotations, s SIC, which in, the. pres
emit depressed state az the market must be
considered nominN-Corricr
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SAVANNAH MARKET.

SAVANNAH, July %.
Fiom-The demand has been light, and the
sales confined to the retail trade. We quote
Baltimore at So, so per Dbl.
Corn-The supply is light and no large
sales have Been made. In small lots it is
selling at SOC per buslfel.
Hdy-We notice some improvement in this
article with a good demand. In the forcpart
of the week sales OF Northern were made at
Sl,l2t, but on Thursday ID bales sold at
81, S7t per hundred.
Ca6cc-We quote Rio at 0ic.
MolaSsce-A sale of 80 hhds. Cuba was
made ut PIC per gallon.
Erchange-The Banks are selling sight
checks on all Northern cities at ! per cent.
prem. .t..
CROPS.-Intellgen received during the
past week from the neighboring States has
inspired the hope of fair crops In Georgia
the Cotton and Corn crops have considerably
improved, and from Florida the most cheering
accounts of both Cotton and Corn nre receiv-
ed Data Ncws