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y, RR&AKARLE MAS.--A sen'le,itau
writing from Monaghan county, Ire
Hand, to ;an acquaintance. Of ours. in
fthis, district, gives q remarkable in
sstnnco Of longevity. Owen Duffy,
when one hundred pn,l sixteen years
.ald, lost his SECOND wife; he .subsc-
Hlnently married u dhird, by whom he
has, q son and daughter. His young
est son is two years, old, his eldest
ninety., He is now one hundred and
twenty-five years Of ,asc, and retains
in much yigpl, the psc Of. his mental
and ,corPorsaLfaoulties. :, lElIc walks ,frc-
quently to the county town, dis.
ltance of some eight miles. This state
,ment may hc rolled on as stfic,ly true,
y. -,.-,.. :, i II nasrson Gafctte, !.
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.lHrRKEsrISG. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
case WAS decided in IT,: sSs3s5e ll,e
Court of New. New. &,.,k last week
which is e.i,intercSt to- advcriis.s.s. The
,suit:w:is bru',sht. l,y' the prsq.rictors. of
nhc Courier and Enquirer ,;,gsu;.ust Hrn-
Try klbbntsuu, for :itree ;A,ludreA. ,d,.l.
dars. for atvurtisiug; thy jsrv ..srnuared.
HcfdietF 'tdf':piaintiii' sdf ;-ilrcc chun.
'drcd;and; rightcc,t dull.Ts. s,,d ,nirLty-
mine cr,its,atc anouut ,aa<,anlell: with.
tantcrest. lt~appars lhut, when. he
advertisement was taken to the Cuur-.
sier office, there ws.sV stlru. nis,Indcr-
standing respecting ta-e sneh,La-.sg i,r,
'sertions. lit was, however; put. i'm.
'hcmied'and' displaycd, aud runr,incd-
so for onc'bundrcai aaG fifty days, 1T
1.-TWO dollars ass;r each iusruisa The
defence setaup nHas ,dhitHy tdsYt Alr.
'lbbotson.s.eHdersin respect to the ad..
wtrtiscmcnt were H',t.o'.rricd .4,lt How.
.cvcrahc telk the: C,'u,icr and En-.
Hquirer daily, ,,anili las WA, presumed by.
'thc court. suw. the advertisements in
question, and.shnulI ,kaSc notified, ,hr
scditor tn alter or 1tscuntnue lit. The,
sconrt ruled that he should have given.
lthis.noticc, and'hut have cxr,ptu,l to
'cnjoy ems benefit- -uf the ..uIScrtisc,
mentswithout paying for it,, !
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NEW FIR M.

The Subscribers !Inyipg associated tlieinp =
selves togc,hcr IN The nerGpUljle business. i
under the firm ofByTLER & NEWBE. J,
Rf, would respectfully inforln tlcirfrie6iis 1
and the puhii!c !scperalIy, that 1l,esy are
now receiy'Rg qnad opening a large and
well selected astarkk N Dry Goods, Grocc-
RIGS. Boots, and Shnos, Hats and Caps
Hardware and Crockcry. Fancy Artistes, /
&c. &c, which they will sell extremely.
how for cash, or TO customers who will ay
up punctpaIl%. j .iSi;i-g
GJ-ylt is unnecessary 10 enumera,e iaiirti-
cles. ju Il come along see for yourselves.
y. N. BUTLER.
q. N. NEWBERY. q:
At The stand formerly occupied BY hlc. :.
10Y y Jones, one dqqr north Of The Post
Office. ',..':'t.. - g" =: !:
Snm'rrville, Oc'.l5. 1872 5a-H
ID Z.
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Hiyh Pr'es Of Neyroes.-Wc cx|

High Pr:es Of Neyroet.-Wc eli
tract the t;'ll'iwing from the Lancaster
Ledger of the 5til inst; -s-"';S 80
We attended the safe Of. negroes be-
longing to the estate Of the late s..
Beckham, on the. 22l of last month,
and were somewhat: 'ustoni>hcd ut the
high. prices paid for negroes,
Negro tNen brought from eight hum
drcd 10 a thousand dollars, tfse greater
sD,m6cIr ut c4' ,sesif the latter price.
One: blacksn,itlr) brought ST ,435.
At hiring which took plack here
on LIST inst, HcM hands averaged from
$ll0 to $3.50, lxaa a blacksmith $:ss29
tor one year. go ''':.t ~.
A negro woman We had occasion
to purchase the other day, cost'Gs ST.
We learn frn,a the Wiu<bnrn Re.
:gister that ,nn Mrnlany the 3D. Inst. H.
large sale df ntgrics 'Was radc :hy' the
Commissioner in Eqniry t;ir Fairfield
district, principally the property :ot
Jacob Gibson decd. YAiip nrr1 oe:
were only ,.t"leriblp 7 likely, and tvcff.
aged about $500 each; Tic sales were
made oi, credit Of l2 months. Innv,nic
instance. u: likely iclI!i;i,d StiId for
the round sImrit' sixtes, i,unlrcL and
thirty dollurS.' THE purchase, linwcv.
*r, were principally made .ty tl,c dis
SributGrs,eit 'ilic Estate. -: :: '..'
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Administrators Notice,

HAVE appointed Mr. W. N. Green,
r my hgHnt, to settle all the matters
the Estate Of John Mcdonald. late of this
District. MARY f.. MCDONALD. .
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MM&N AN-MN @a AsA.,. 8 SIS.
HOME MANUFACTURES. 'i!'l

CHARLESTON BOOT AND SHOE
DEPOT, NO. .2s:,, KING STREET..
USDER Opp FELL0ws HALL.
The SUBSCRIBER Eayiiny a large sHhaYipql sHhaYipqlber
"t Sl,oc;M 'kers employed on Peegcd and
Scwed work, now offers lnr sale full sup
ply of Mems; B6ys. arid Youths Boots, and
SHOES, made from best Stock and. good
Workmanship Also! l3a.les Black and
Cold GaiIers-yarItpps qualities. Ladies
Gauers !uln Ne ~ order, at short ruotice.
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TIER MIS- . :,

0rthognphy, Reading. Wltitipg, apf
Engiisi. Compositions. Gram
mar, Geography; History, . .S
Algebra, Mythology Rpe.
toric. Logic, Philosophy,
Clcmistry and Buiany, g 90 90
Latin OF French. - 81 90
Drawing and Painting in Oil
Or Water &. lorr. I" a. 81 90
Munochromaiic - 81 20
Wursled or Chenele Work, :. .. 81 90
wax Work al 90
H,odc eS rHpo:ar tGiHsii!ppE )" q 90
Pupils on Guitar furnish. their own In,
s,rulnents for practice.
1t will he m,icl, TO lie advantage Of tho
pupils to he present on The day th' School
opens, that They may be i4srifged in their
respective classes. and i.;V;e the studies
assigned them.
Some eigh, nr ten Young Ladies can he
Accommodated with :B"ardiNY in: the family
of the Pripripa!, upon AS moderate terms.
AS can be afforded.
No pupil will be received fnr less than
session. unless by special agreement,
aud no dchEc'.un made for absence except
for sickness.
The PriuGipal sU,icits the patronage Of
his nu,perous friends, and promises on his
part. to dis'i!.;aari4e faithfully his responsible
trust.
w. w. Ai.sTQN, PdiNcipal
Sumtcrvills, Nov -, 1852. I'll
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IkEAauRHs OF THE .TRopIcs.-.A
saaN.NHARi.r BLEp To .EEs nH :Hy 4 NAN.
PlRE, BAr---:--':On "Wednesday. ps.rl.
ing']ast,ss s;says.thc. Panama Echo. Of
the ,l9lhsult., '',he ,4atkeenar; of the
Pavilion Hotel Tahesga--lsst .asppsar-
dngsat tho, usual .hnur, Capt. Makip
ney. the Pr,'prietNr.ed The l,A,siss;: pro-
,ceeded';to 'hia 'EQtsGsi ITO. call hin,, m.hcn
ITO his. astonishn,cnt and Aar,E..r, H..
found him insensibo and harhed in
b!oof.; af,crI.he usual G:stnrativ. s were
applied, the AaGkncpcr stated, that yn
vhe.pneAtians evening, after retiring, he
a'ro'aembercd experiencing the. most
delightful sensations, .as. Of. tanning.
@hiehIsoon put him into @ deep: sleep,
and shc had no consciousness of the
attack, made upon him until the morn.
ing. The only. wounds by. the bat, were
two small spots on each ,,uf. thu
great toes. = Courier.
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ALL Persons buying delnands neajpst
The E.n,e of John Mel cDonH'j. will prcscn,
!hrn' duly ,p.tcstei. :Tbnse indebted will
Nuke ;lGtAieniate pavment:ta .i,n'''
!. w. AZ: GREEN. gent. .
February ii, 1852, ll7-u
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NsorHkR ,EDIreR sG:esx!- Mr.. A.
j. hittIe, 6'i,fidr cili,or.~dt the .C:.ldo
Gazette, 'was''innrritd nn the 10th INST,
1o Miss Miry,,J J.-Pcr>,ms. We gath:
'er the above facts trnm /. l,.ns:. ,irpl
lnonrnful notiee.if the affair in the
Southwestern, the cti,~r .ut' which ps.
per says that poor Battle 1..ssrssrd
1nany fine s',cial qualities which tpad
>cndeared him sun host@ttrir,i,ls. Thus
aheyfg''< Que hy one ,|,ry dTap iu,n
atl,e sea ,,t' 2SAhthiauly and afc A,es.se&,
OF no ,notc:A--,4N. %: Picuyune.
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EDITED by A.. G. SUMMER.
VIM. SUMMER, Horticulture and
pomolYNiGsl Editor.

The subscriber will publish at I.aurcnsville,
$. C.. ON the 20'h Janiary, 1883 the first num-
her Of n new Agricultural Journal the Ediiori.
toral management Of which will be under the
.hor ,,f
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The increase is sl37Os6 or about 30 cent over the
same months last year The earnings have doubled in three
years.
Weundersand that the Office of President Of the Great
Northern Lead Company recently held by Judge Forsyth,
has been declared vacated by the Trustees Of the Company
The business of the Stonngon Railroad is rapidly in
creasng The receipts for August show about $4,000 in
crease over last August having been in round numbers
s9 600 against The fiscal year closed on the 3l
of August and the result Of the business Of the year
$4,000 against s2llOO0 an increase of $4,000 The
whole increase has been made in the last few months rs
previously the road operated low fares in the face OF
strong competition.
The New York and Erie Railroad have declared dyid
end of 81 cent payable at the transfer office No io
Walst, on the LIST OF October
meeting of the parties interested in the Saratoga and
Sackets Harbor Railroad. held in this City to-day
few DAYS ago the Stockholders of the Company met at
Saratoga and elected the following Board of Directors
OTIS Clapp Of 30 ton; T. G. Merrck, of French Creek
Patrick s Stewart of Carthage Arson Thomas and q Is
Matteson. Of Utca, L. X Lyon, Of Lyons Falls Robert
Spier of West Milton James ~ Cook OF Ballston, Spa
VIM C II waddell, Simeon Draper and ) y. Lyman,
New York CITY; Charles T. Clark Great Bend Jefferson
County and James NJ. Marvin, Saratoga Springs The
first meeting of the Board will be held at their office IN
New York City, on the 9th inst.
The road is under contract five millions Of dollars and
il is Understood that about one half of the line at the East
ern end Of the road 10 DO completed by December 1854
The Company have donation Of 100000 acres Of land
from the State and as much from individuals inter
esed in the country through which the road passes is
believed by the friends Of the road that the freghng OF
lumber and minerals will be ample to sustain the road for
year..
The annexed table exhibits the in the discount
lines of the City Banks since the first report ofhe 9Th Of
Aug
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DIED.

COLFSOn Tuesday morning Goth september sthe residence Of
his srandishr Rob.r Bell Gowanns Brooklyn Robert = 5e
the family invited 10 attend ha funeral rom
the residence OF his grandfather Tho Coles No Ruisers New
York, this lVedrc sdayl sfteI moon Il O'Clock =,
FRITZ-A Rye Wescheser Co, the 18Th September Mrs
MsIssret lrfz aged Is years , 49,,
Thomas Church Mamaroneck tomorrow l2l't sept
AZ O'Clock Carriages will be attendance the MmAroneck
sisticD o NJ the ~ o'clock train from the City
HARING-L evening in the sith Of his axe John A. hsr
z Of the Newfork Aims House and one
oftie few survivors of our Revolutionary patriots 80
will be conveyed for internt TO Tappau on we'd
September The friends OF the family invited 20
attend the uner o'clock NJ from the residence OF
hs usndson Henry Muller, No ~ Lexngionsv- -. ~. ,,u
OLTOn the 2h September Mary jane daughter OF ferJ
ard Lydia Holt. aged II years months and y days
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 20 attend me
rtsideuce Of her psreuts. No. ll2 Fast Eightecnhst
LONE-A his reside ia Buffalo Saturday mornnE sepen
Oldest citizens Of Buffalo having been for onz time svey dht
ftd with Western NowIOk In 1872 and IS he served as av9n
soldier the northern frontier and 1914 be was oae Of tn
respond to the call Hpon the patriotic c rs OF
the Of gallant te army pent up IA
the 18th September 1914 just thy-nine yesis pry
The day Of his death he ives engaged ia le
where the fJnt Of he batte he ws shot
sken prisoner and carried ultimately 20 Quebec lie wa
at the end or
rssiience there he removed 70 Butao OF
been recognized
ruu valuable having been called 70 various places
OF dignity esrousby which be named first
Judge Surrogate and Member OF Congress Tie wa one OF the
private life who know 70 respect and IN every ra
and ahfuln in the discharge Of dsty
hined with clfar aud strong intellect 20 direct -
MESEROLE-At Gre DpOini, Tuesday morning september ~
Brrad Johnston 500 OF Faaes and Hannah Maria aeseroe
sged and 4 days
ate nd the funeral on IhuTdsy morning a. OoeoeN
invitation mains will be taken 70 Greenwood tor nerurn
SMITH-On Third Day morning Hth > ptemDer Ioleia oni
reanns child Of Thomas and Sarah D. smith aged year ana
friends .nd relatives Of the family invited attend the
funeral ionouow 2ls Sept !0cocE r. ~ from NO u Mont
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NEV-JERSEY I7,EnS.

The barn Of Mrs Rsub widow Of the late Philip hauo
near Blsstown, Warren County, together win contSu
Gus grain and haysacks destroyed by re on tuesday
last hawk alghed the tarn and her son was ANXIOUS
TO shoot it, She cautioned him sgaiast disenarhg h
cum "a /, might 80, the barn on fire lie said there was no
danger Of that and blazed away. The barn was soon
after found to be fire, and no efforts could arrest ne
progress Of the flames. Loss, $1,000
HUDSON County CIRCUIT CorRr.-The SUIT pet"een
the heirs Of the late John Coles and Jersey C! TEL
alive to the ownership of Hamilton square pArk con
tanning ground worth about 100000 which has oeen on
trial for several days past decided Yesterday IN
of the city. Counsel for the heirs were Asa ni'eneaa
and II Senator Dayton for the City. T. D. Wakeman'
Judge Nevins and A .. Zabrskie. The Jury was coui
posed of citizens Of Essex County.
Brl1DIsG ~ NKwARK.-Not more than hall a. many
houses are going up this in Newark on account 81
the increased price of building materials aud higher rae %
labor About 200 buildings VIII include all erected 'n'
season
MORE ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning az
o'clock at the New York and Erie Railroad Dept N Ie
sey CITY, gentleman had his pocket picked OF So
the same time and in the came manner a mhAmAn i'''
slOo The thieves have not been detected
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Arrived.

steamship HAMS. Csrsml o.ertsn' Bremen Az ., 49,
on 81 IL aw lSr sagpo.sd shs
GAgow being ro6 could not plainly d>esrn her signal Len
s.sS a. noon va a. nssosad and shaped u:
s. Lima s ss s.P ' Ts fss
Of very saor Tine had .'nf .s.s,y Wind ga s .
ssIs so~s and eas1 sos ). repaired .s.
dine a eo 8 50 VIII esaas.,,os q sss%y .s ss.S
vie. b, che sssss ssss Ian sps W. Of 40 s s'a aas
fsi:, :Sp :, ~d.. .aa r. pee.
viii shp Wsstuaorssna Has sIpssnesd 'sry hssJ vssAss
BAD Yubs ~ BossnJ Robinson Wilmington n c. ia asv
stores 70 5 D BskeF 4 Go.
into hi port In distress HAVING tho eth ls 80 IS Ion
= . sT:sesa aaIs.ss iIsn NJ s.sa syy syas 90
sns e. " L@.rns, ,of w.rsa yessry csstp.se. . d.ys
lanes E-e 7 nss- Ia st - On IS srpsrsnss1
shrrriesns from T. esnsd sway fore sns sans ss.,sss
RIO 0rsna Of Esis sssns to Baltimore.
M Nay Flower (br Coesrsn Pes0u u days. coal 70 "sney
Big Macon watins Savannah days cotton snd lsnS''"
O Boston, Nsa,G s.s,ss -, ss' . sa y 10 s
sase.y i s~pt 1sst rspors pssns Key g.iashs
that aid coSn sr0es By ten miles On ny s0-fs WEE"
bns w.kodr Dunseorb from Dsnsrrs Ast 10 and csfs's
Bns cosmSvo,s Ss Esfss witAs Nssn1 10 d 70 T.
Brs Aur stone days cotton and nee to ssss>s
sel1 Jo.sss Rsssr J.s..s,,s T. lumber oH''
sshI T~.r,i.ds f Blash Conner Js<ssosvns d. lsnes
ssr c<lo ss~b.rn n CO asy naval stores 70
ss sese s.sas@ s~.a Baltimore d. coal
scsr. sesss johnson. Baltimore d eosl
s sss II s a ssss.s f h.. Co. s., as.
81 ,ss Il. .;ssg -, ss es ss s'' bound 70
ssAr sophie A.a Smith r,s,essss = 49, rs1s
ssss sssss csI.ss FrsTassss 4 ssssi 70 FsnaAssss
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Judge Chamberlain. of Cattsrsgus County and Mr. A r.
Auep Of Chstauque bod; connected with the Little Valley
& Ere Railroad are in town, endeayorng to ens' our c
izens in aid Of that project Ths Road leaves the Ere
Road at Little Valley and takes direct west course within
nile or two OF an ar Line 10 Ere. Pa Tie line 81 miles
louz the sms;ed cost the State Line s2oo0oo sn1
the Stock Subscriptions reach neaey s5oooO The czenss
Fre i, understood viii build their end up to the State
line The saving Of distance and grades the Dunkk
nut estimated - about IS mice Ii slss connects with
the proposed Mesdvie and its connecting rosds being
built and thus gives inland and nearly direct route to Sc
Louis The interest Of our New York merchants. hotel
keeper Sc intimately connected with this line to the
wss, forming viii Of the shortest routes from the
Mississippi TO the Atlantic coast
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

A Serious OccuRREScE-About Q o clock on Sunday
morning, an old woman 81 years OF age named Mercy
Govern conversation with the Rev. Mr.. Malone,
in the vesty door of the Catholic Church in Second ST.
in consequence of her to deain him. she was
ordered by person, and before she could comply
received push which caused her TO fall down three steps
to the ground with such force as to docae one OF her
hip joints
Size was then dragged by persons through the back
ward into South Second st and left lying upon the grass
her goans attracted the attention of children who
gave information TO persons who conveyed her 10 the
First Ward Station House DR. Ward was called in and
attended her but considered her recovery very doubtful
In the afternoon the old lady conveyed to the Flat
bush Hospital.
FouND DRowSED.-Coroner O'Don nell of Gravesend
held inquest upon the body of unknown man, which
was found in the water COney Island at late hour
ON Sunday afternoon last The dress consisted of black
frock coat dark vest light pants with black stripe and
calf skin boots. From his pockets were taken SILVER
watch kew and porte monnaie, which did not contain
anv thing verdict of found drowned" rendered
and the body conveyed to Flaibush for internent.
TARGET EScrRsroxs.-Ihe Napier Tandy Light Ar.
tery Capt Hogan and the Ringgod Horse Guard, Capt
exercise. Capt Woods Company of Cavalry and the
Buckskn Guard fire company, also proceeded to the
country for similar purpose
Fouxp ISsKSsrBLf-An unknown woman was brought
10 the Third District Station House Monday night hay
been found lying insensibe in new building in South
BROOKLYN She was transferred the City Hospital for
treatment but it is not expected that she will recover
Ass,u1r AND BArrrnY.-On Monday afternoon a man
named Michael Hall who arraigned before justice
Boswell on charge of striking Thomas Coyle early on
sunday morning with glass bottle and decorating his face
in serious manner was sent TO the County Penlenary
for 30 days.
ISeursr-About 9 o clock Sunday evening Coroner
Cooke held an inquest No ls North Second ST. on he
body of VIM Walker who was taken III the evening pre-
vious The jury rendered verdict OF death by eonges
ton Of the brain.
COURT OF OYER AND TERAISER.-This Court convened
yesterday morning and dourned until this morning
at 10 clock A NJ.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

s,s.mhip.- Roanoke cavsDdy Norfolk Ladlsm p.s.sn.
Asia Lott Liverpool r. Cunsdi Illinois hafsein, APinHsn NJ
o. RoIe. star Of The West Tinkspsush San Juan del sorts
sIlp.-s samuel ~ For Answorh HAVE, Lvinsron, Irene
Williams S. John B. otnges CleHman Coz Anno" S~s''
HOlbeuon, Liverpool, David Ogden
NY Peller Havana Carr Burnett Co John Wesley Cars
HAVE r. Buck Co; Massachusetts, HAnsen hsvrs W nns
Whoek Jr; MasdaieBa, fBrem.) Bremen, London meyer
Henry Buck Pndeton Brsso Se-msh Sons ssofss
fBrD Bale Gloucester. J. Y. Cager 49,. ,,.- ~ ~.
B1ssinIdA tNor Kjess London, Schmidt bsshsni hse
a, kS Jeksonylls Btt yose Coz Moses JHys cnsfss.c
C. R.Lley DAM Jsnscn Humseos aoisf Ssne
Rers; Fldeis Hsks Aexaudra Georgetown TO- s''s~'
sekooD,rs~Wn r. seweomb Eswcomb rrsdeessbc,L wv a
Alien Soetey, Baltimore T. H. risrs""' >"~ "
usus BOYD, Pastks, r. W Trpndy 4 Co
XnI,scfte Jones Philadelphia. w. H. ThompsoRs
PARKER Vein, Turner, Baltimore D. r. Cosi %
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PhiIasIeIpbia Markets


Flour has declined shilling to-day and sales Of go
bbs Dbl There nothing doing CosS MEAL and AVS
FLoUR prices unchanged Sales ofFLogs email Toy
for home e5 dx6 ia WHsAr has alec declines
and sales $500 shei. southern Red have been made
Corn thousand bushels o. fellow
The Provision market hfm conse
quence nearly ali tho old stock having been disposed or sA
Tar continues sef3 hs an
the very small WHISKY In barrels has dscsss
ic y gallon, and sales have been made to-day at No.
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Sale. Of s.ek. a, PhiadeIphia-Trz.DAr, Sept

Reported for The \ Y. Tribune by Ne-r' Ftf IHoHl'
Fsf Roord-<loe Canal Ss 81 -rc kesdinl
Rsrcse Ga 70 c5su 90 sIooo 90. s5u 81 g Chs.er ss.-y
Pslrosd 5 Si 80 Lonr l. and RiIoad cash 10 - *
p.iirose rs s;; Morr. Canal cash ~ - Do 5'~n ~
DO cssh III Itto Cnon Cana IS ~ y Leh4ta 10
10 Win nTon Rtiirosd so; s. Psnesy EtniA
ice Gi-ard B1Ek I31 -. -. ~ 10. f,o
ylcksbursh R r IS. Ice Dc IS lc do. d - =. ~ a.,
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