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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22
DECIDEDLY COOL.

CASH AND CnEDir SrsrEM.-A number of
our exchanges are making attempts to introduc-
the Cash system in the publication Of their pa
pers, while some of them becoming so avcrse
to the Credit system, that they even refuse to
CREDIT their neighbors with the articles they
regularly take from them. The credit system is
certainly on the decline in some quarters.-Ta-
m0qHa Gasene.
~ The above paragraph appeared edi-
torially in our columns OF the Sth inst, as
gentle rebuke to some OF our cotempora-
ries who find it convenient to adopt the
ready made editorial of their neighbors.-
But when we saw the gentle hint itself ap-
propriated in the same way, we thought it
decidedly the coolest joke ofthe season, and
only equalled by the elephant in the mena-
gerie, who, after swallowing the nuts CON-
tained in the straw hat, took down the hat
itself, TO the great astoniShment OF the boy
who handed it 10 him.
" A TELEGRAPH TO THE PAcIFIc.-A
memorial was presented to Congress, ask
ing for grant Of 100000 acres of land,
to be located along the line Of telegraph,
which the memoralisls propose 10 build
between ST. Louis and San Francisco, by the
way Of Salt Lake City. The responsiveness
Of the ideas of the memoriaiss may be es-
timated BY the fact, that they call million
and half "lew worthless acres"
90 The WEATHER. The clemency oI
the winter is blessing to the poor, what
ever it be 10 the coal merchants. We may
fear, however, its effects on health, il there
! be truth in the old adage
: 'When Christmas is white
, The grave yard is lean
But fat is the grave yard
When Christmas is green"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22
ORPHANS COURT sale.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
IN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Court
4 of Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale on SATURDAY the 18th day of
FEBRUARY next ON the premises--The follow
ing described land, to wit; a certain TRACT or
purpart number eight containing
1l6 ACRES AND 1O1 PERCRES,
strict measure, being the eastern part OF the tract
whercon Samuel Long rcsides,-a!so, purpart No.
nine, comprising the interest of the said dccedcnt,
as follows to wit; The undivided moiety or half
part of the piece of land in said writ OF Partition
mentioned containing one acre and half, more
or less Whcrcon erected SAW MILL and
small
&--A HOUSE,
Ls a. and the undivided third pant of the tract in
said writ mentioned, adjoining David Billman and
others, containing twenty acres, more or less; and
the undivided third part Of the tract in said writ
mentioned as held by said deceased as tenant IN
common with the vcndccs of John &. Boyd. All
of said lands being and lying in the Township OF
! Cameron. Northumberland county. Late the es-
tate of George Long, decd. Sale to commence at
! 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or said day, when the terms OF
sale will be made known hy
GEORGE BOYER, Admir-.
Bv order Of the Court
JNO. p. PURSEL,Clk. o. c.
Sunburv, Jan. Is, lS53.-ts.
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THE sUNBURY AND ERIE RAIL ROAD.

Despite the unfavorable weather, great
many strangers were in town on the 18Th
inst. 10 bid for work on the Sunbury s. Erie
tween this place and Sunbury. Over four
hundred bids were received, and as WI. be
seen by the following statement, great
part of the work was allotted. Upon portions
of the road the work will be commenced
Immediately.
Allotment of Sections Of Sunbury g. Erie Rail
Road, from Sunbury to IVilliamspou- -3s
m'les-made al WiIlidmsp,rt-January l4th
1853
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22
TO the Hon. II. jordan, Esq, Presi-
dent and his .Associntes, Judges of the
court of Quarter Sessions Of the county
of f.Northunberlnnd:


THE pctiton Of SAMUEL THOMPSON Of the Bor-
ough Of Sbury respectfully showeth that your petitioner
intends keeping public house OF Entertainment m said
borough, ia the house formerly kept as such by Ann C.
Morris.
That he well provided with stabling for horses md all
convencces necessary for the entertainment Of Strangers
and Travellers.
lie therefore respectfully prays the Court TO grant him
license p keep Inn, public house of entertainment at
the place herein named, and he will pray &c.
TO THE JUDGES ABOVE MENTIONED:
WE the subscribers residents Of the Borough of Sunbu-
ry d. hereby certify that Samuel Thompson the applicant
for the ceise, of good repute for honesty and
temperance and is well provided with house room nnd
covehienccs fnr the lodging and modaiom Of srun-
gers and travellers and that Pbuic House there ia ncces
sarv: they therefore, nmemd him as proper person
to be licensed to keep Public House.
HB MASSER PETER w, GRAY,
FRANCIS RUCUER, JOHN TREGO.
n AVID UOITpT, JAMES BEARn,
BENZ UEFFNER, HENRY D MHAkTON,
JD y BRIGH'T w. NJ ROCKEFELLER
g. W KEIIII, w. r GRANT,
GEO ZIMMERMAN. p. b. MASSER,
Sunbury, Jan %, 1853 81.
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DEPARTURE OF HON. W, r. KING For HA-


The Hon. w. R. King, Vice President
elect, left here this afternoon. in the u D
steamship Fulton, for Havana, where nc pro,
poses staying until Spring, in the nope OF
benefi.ing his impaired health lie was ac,
companied by Dr.. Macconer and several oil
his personal friends
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22
TO The Hon. Il. JORDAN, Esq, Pres,-
dent and his .HsSociotes, Judges of the
court Of Quarter Sessions Of the county
of f.NorihUmbcrland

court Of Quarter Sessions Of the county
ofNorthumbrland:
TIE petition of PETER HANsELMAN respectfully
sh weh that y1ur petitioner is i'll possession o com,
m duus house situated in the Borough of Norhunberad
on Queen Street. which is well calculated for public
House Of Entertainment, and for the accomm dnton and
entertainment of Strangers and Travellers
That he is well provided with stahng for horses and all
c,nveunces necessary for the entertainment of Strangers
and Travellers
lie therefore respectfully prays the Court to grant hint
license to keep Inn public house OF entertainment at
the place herein named. and lie viii prny &c.
TO THE JUDGES ABOVE MENTIONED
VIZ the subscribers, residents of the Borough of Nor
thumberud d. hereby certify That Peter Hanseman tho
applicant for the license is Of good Iepue for hon
ey and temperance, and well provided with house room
and c lnvcnrnrcs FIR the lodging aud accommodation of
strangers aud travellers and that Public House there is
necessary; they therefore, recommend him as proper
person t. be licensed to keep Public House.
I NJ. B PRiESTLY, NJ. TAGGART,
r II Mccoy, J. r. PRIESTLY,
USRpII pRIr,STLY JOHN A. TAYLOR,
WM. II. WAPPIES, JOSEPH WALLIS,
/ / DENORNl ANDIE c. b. SMITH,
! TGUN WUEATIEY. JAS. TAGGART,
HENRY GRAHAM, ]. u. kATER
] q TAGGART JAMES TAGGART.
Northumberland. Jan. 10, l-53 -3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22

PRoTHoEoTARY OF THE SUPREME CoURT.--
1t was announced yesterday, that the Supreme
Bench had appointed ROBERT TYLER, Esq,
10 this office, in place OF j.. S. ConEN Esq,
who has so long performed its duties with f.
deity and satisfaction. We learn, also, that
JoHN X. FINDLAY, Esq, has been appointed
Master in Chancery to this Court,-Ledgtr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22

From Philadelphia to Schuylkill Haven,
(Reading Rail r.
From Schuylkill Haven to Coal Castle
Coal Castle to SHANoKIN, not Schuylkill
Haven, as printed,
Shnmokin t. Sunbury
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22

SARDINEs A Paris letter 10 the Washing
ton Republic says: -'IIow many sardues
do You suppose have been taken this year
upon the coast OF Brittany, two hundred
miles long ! Five hundred and seveniy-six
millions. Half Of them are 10 be preserved
and sold fresh and half are 10 be pls down
in oil. OGe hundred and sixty vessels, man.
ned by five thousand five hundred sailors
and fishermen, are engaged in the trade -
The preparation, transport, and sale OF the
fish employ ten thousand persons. Nine
thousand Of these are occupied all winter in
the making and memdng Of nets. The fish
ing lasts two hundred days, and yields a net
profit to all concerned Of 5000, 600 francs
The sardnes disappear in November and
return in April. Whele they 90 during
these four months, why .hey go, or what
they do while gone, has never been di,cov-
cred. The fishermen say that the same in
dividuals never come twice-thal every sue
cessfui arrival is composed Of fish much
smaller than those that last Ielt-aud that
they appear 10 be their young. Al any rate
they count implicitly on their appearance ;
and no sardine was ever known yet 10
break ar engagement thus taclIy entered
iutuH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22

r y pursuance of an order of the Orphans Cour
q of Northumberland county, will be expose
to public sale, on TUESDAY, the LIST day oi
FEBRUARY next, at 10 o'clock, A NJ, OF tho
prcmiscs the following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
WASHINGTON Affairs.

WASHINGTON. April 7.-Rumors about a
fare up in the Cabinet, and remodelling oil
the sane, are current, and will no doubt be
telegraphed. There is no truth in them what
ever. The Cabinet is unit.
The Senate has nothing TO do. but is ready
10 confirm appointments in lump, and then
ad journ.
Hon. Mr.. Soule, of Louisiana, for Minister
to Spain, was nominated and confirmed to-
day.
Hon. Robert J. Walker is spoken Of as
Minister 10 England
Mr. Slidell declines the mission to Central
America, and will be returned to the Y. ).
Senate.
Mr. Kendall has been confirmed Postmaster
of New Orleans.
All the R, gisters and Receivers in Arkansas
have been confirmed.
VIM. F. Philips, of Fauquier county, Va
has been confirmed Sixth Auditor.
The Attorney General has made very
able report in reference to the papers in the
Census Bureau seized and retained by Mr..
Kennedy, the late superintendent under writ
Of replevin. He sustans Mr.. De Bow in re-
fusing to give the papers up. and denies the
right of the court TO grant rcPlevin III the
case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12

ATLANTA. Geo. April 2.-An individual
calling himself S. J. F. Levy alas J. French.
&c. &c, was arrested in this place yesterday
afternoon. at the instance of Mr. E. Hrtchings
OF the firm of Messrs. Hutchings & Co., Bro
kers of Louisville, Kentucky, on suspicion Of
having robbed the U. S. Mails. Levy upon
being arrested confessed the robbery and de
livered up some four thousand dollars of the
money-and will be taken back to Louisville
ky,> in charge Of Mr., Hutchings, to. morrow.
Levy is said to be special agent of the Post
Office department, and relative of dis,in.
guished Senator in Congress from Kentucky.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR PUBLISHING IN THE CITY or LrscHnURG,
4 Daily Democratic Journal, to'be called
1.-THE Daily News

Heshthy lNGwSs
TNliE undersigned feeling confident that the Demo-
cratic party of this place lin order to compete with
the opposite party) greatly need more efficient and
api1 diffusion of events than a present afforded, beg
leave present you Daily Journal, and in doing soa
low give the following the main principles by
which sail be guided.
Units politics. the principles of the Democratic party
shall receive firm decided and unwaverng support;
believing do that their practical application in the
administration OF the government is essentially necessa-
the happiness, prosperity and the permanency oil
this great confedernted republic. In advocating our
own opinions however. shs not be unmindful of
that tolerance and which is due to those who
honestly differ with
On the agnting subject of Slavery, we place our
selves upon the platform erected by Virginia its recent
sessions of her Legislature.
We shall advocate such liberal system o Internal
Improvement will promote the general interests of the
State.
In the publication of this Journal we shall at all times
give readers foil and impartial account of tho local
of city, item which has heretofore been
too much neglected. We shall devote generally one
| column to this particular subject.
The Markets also shall receive undivided aiten.
ton both the grain well tobacco markets This
shall overlook is matter of vital importance
| to the farmer.
We propose to publish it the Materials ca
be gotten which shall be entirely and about the
size of the Daily Express, of city We hope all who
feel interest in the OF Democracy will lend their
| influence in this enterprise.
The Editorial Department will be under the control
of gentleman well qualified TO discharge the duties
In addition the Daily propose to publish for the
benefit of the farmer weekly. the low price Of 81 so
per annum thereby placing it in the power of every
Demo- rat to contribute this enterprise
TERMS
For Daily, 81 per annum, If paid within six mouths
! or S., if delayed after that period.
For Weekly, 81 so per num- paid within six mos,
or S. if not paid within that time
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
JAMES RAINES & co.
LYRcHBURG, Va. April IL 1853.
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~ ,Ie Steamer Tennessee-HeaveysvaYe
bO p.,,t-Steamer independence Missiag-
Markets, &c.
NV ORLEANS. April 6ih.-By way of Vera
,ye have intelligence from San Francisco
he 10th of March, being Is days later than
n,evious dates.
Tte steamer 'ennessee has been wrecked
i lost. though her mails. passengers to the
' s of 600, and expresses, were all saved.
Sua ,an ashore near san Franciscan a fog. on
the 18th ult =,
- has been entirely Destroyed by fire. The
w., ~ !. estimated at about 100000.
Much anxiety was felt at San Francisco for
.As safety ol the Vanderbilt steamer lndepen.
r"ace Nothing had been been heard from her
,Gonoh she was 80 days behind her time. She
ta.a large number of passengers on board
,rIo Steamer SEA hird has gone in search Of
Si,,, Was 10 have connected with the
T,rthern Light from New York, and sailed on
,bo ooh of January. She was last seen on
,hs 18th February off Cape Lucas and hopes
are entertained that she put in at some inter-
mediate point
The accounts from the mines are very favor
,bIe. the old diggings yield more abundantly
thar when first dug over.
Gold Mines of great value are also being
discovered in different parts Of Oregon.
The banditti, led by Joaquin. still continue
their depredatons. Though holly pursued,
they always managed to escape.
There was much rivalry among the clipper
ships in receiving and discharging their car
goes. :,
The ship Contest has cleared from San Fran
cisco. starting on her return voyage in little over
1870 DAYS from the day Of her departure from
New York.
MARKETS.
San Francisco, March 15.-Flour has huc
,uaed, but closed dull, owing to tho large ar
rivals, at $ll to $12 SO per barrel. Mess
Pork S3Sa$40 per bbl clear Pork S45. Hams
24a26c. per lb. Butter Assoc. Adamanne
Candles 90 to soc. per ID. Lard in kegs, Bic.
Bacon Shoulders 22c.
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Mr.. Medqher IN the South.

New ORLEAN,, April 7, 1s53.-Mr. Mea
CHER delivered three lectures at the Noble
Amphtheatre. which was crowded every night.
He was entertained al a splendid dinner. Just
before his departure. by the leading citizens.
He is now here stopping at the St. Charles
He was cordially received on Sunday, and
dined with the Emmett Guards at Carrolton, in
company with General Augustine, and num-
Der of distinguished military. On Tuesday
night he gave his first Australian lecture at
Odd Fellows Hall. There as great crowd,
and he met with the most enthusiastic recep-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
Nominations and Combinations.

WASHINGTON, April Sex Senator Dick.
lnson, to the amazement of all has declined
the New York Colectorship and Judge G. c.
Bronson was nominated and confirmed in his
stead. Hon. Scion Borland was nominated
and confirmed as Governor of New Mexico
his nomination was unexpected. and has
caused surprise in and out of the Senate.
Its rumored this evening that Mr.. Marcy
must leave the Cabinet, but | cannot trace II
10 a reliable source. For some reason how
ever, the Senate hesitaies to fix the tie for
an SUPERINTENDENT it is not believed only mi
nor appointments would keep them here.
Col. VIM. Devoe. Of Baltimore, has beer
endered the appointment of special mail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
From the Baltimore American.
The Gardner Trial.

WASHINGTON, April Sth.-Capt. Double,
day, who accompanied the Commissioners to
Mexico, testified to having compiled the map
ofSan Louis Potosi. heretofore offered chiefly
from an old map he found there, and not from
original surve, 50 stated by a previous wit
ness.
D.. Macklc ing recalled, testified that
the hand wiring of the letters and papers res
pecting the mines and the signature Of George
Gardiner" resembled DIR. GARDENERS hand in
The letter he received from him at the State
Department.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
RhOde Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, A pril 6th-The result of the
election held in this State to day for Governor
Lieutenant Governor, and other State officers,
and members of Congress, as far as received.
leaves but little doubt that the Democrats have
swept the field, eectng their Guberna,orial
candidate by considerable majority, also both
branches of the General Assembly and both
members of Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
WASHINGTON, April II

WASHINGTON, April III.
The President has recalled the Senate. Part
of the members had left the city. The Sergeant
at farms was dispatched for them. They meet
at : O'Clock to-day.
A disturbance had occurred in tho Cabinet,
and it was rumored that Marcy had resigned
Gushing was to take the Department of State.
Dobbin, the Attor ney Generalship,and Stock.
ton the Navy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
LEXINGTON a. Through

a LEXINGTON n through
s6hISLkS~=43 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
orr Mail PA CKET Boats, by Scott soiHe
and LvachburQ.-On and after the 10TH Boas will
lcnve Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at tho usuai
hour and arrive in Lynchburg ID h urs, and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning leave Buchanan ut "a A. M, every day
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at "a p NJ
Leave Lynchburg at M. and arrive in Richmond in
~ hours in time to with the Norfolk bohts eny
ing Mt Sd A. M and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving ut 7 An.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages a North River Returning leaye Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
d hours.
Passengers for Farmvile, fare 81; Buckingham c II,
fare 25 Charlottesville fare ~, and Stnunon, fare
81 will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below see card of time Of arrival intermediate dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12

SANTA ANNA-lt is believed that Santa An
ma, on his return to Mexico, intends to reduce
the republic 10 dependency on the Spanish
Crown The future movements of that willy
politician will be watched with much interest
here, as We'll as in Mexico.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
SENATE-EXTRA SESSION.
WASuINCNoN. Apr

Mr.. Bright offered resolution amending
the 35lh rule, to require the reference ofal res
buttons directing the payment of money out
ofthe contingent fund, which was adopted.
Mr.. Seward offered d resolution, which lies
over, directing the publication of the debates
os the last session in the National Intelligencer.
The Senate then took recess until half
past one o'clock, p. Nj.
All balfpast one clock the Senate re-assem-
bled, and Immediately went into executive ses
sion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12

KENTUcKY.-Ben Edwards Gray (Whig)
is a candidate for re election to Congress
from the Cd District. An opponent has also
been announced, Winston J. Dave. who is a
democrat and not Wing as has been stated
Elk United States Senator Hon. Joseph r.
Underwood (Whig) is candidate for Con-
gress in the Sd District, now represented by
Presley Ewing. who declines reelection.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
Canadian LEGISLATURE.

:. QUEBEC. April s.-The Assembly last
night resolved that the construction of a ship
C Ct between the St, Lewrence and Lake
n, HbaaSnplaln would regain the western trade TOR
", %e o. LF wrence and increase the tolls on
,b e canadian works. They communicated
"efesoution to the Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
SECOND DIsPATCH.l

WASHINGTON, April IL.
Buchanan has been confirmed Minister TO
England. 1t is rumored that the rupture of
the Cabinet has been healed, and that no
changes or designations will be made. Barely
a quorum of the Senute is present
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
CHARLESTON, April IL.

CHARLEsToN, April II.
The Isabel which left Havana on the 9Th,
has arrived. Reports Vice President Kings
health unchanged. He was preparing to
leave but did not sail on the 9th as had been
expected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
VIM ii HOLMES.
Boston, May LIST, 1852.

| Boston, May Ist 1852.
Messrs. A q BRAGG & Col was induced to try tho
Mustang LiniUaent on "A valuable horse of mine for
SPAWN and in days after applying IT, the swelling
went down and the horse Is free from ameness. and
apparently as well would advise all who have
horses troubled with Rngbone Spavins, Fistuls, Wind
gals, ameness of my kind to go at and pre-
cure n bottle Of this Liniment.
J TILLSON, 81 Milk street.
Tho Lninent is put up in bottles Of three sizes, and
s|is 25 cents so is, and $l per bottle The so
cents size contains g. and the dollar six times much
rs the 25 size. being much cheaper
A. G. BRAGG e. co, sole propretors,-Prineipal
Depots 304 Broadway, New York, and corner I'D and
MARKET street. ST. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Druggists generally. and by
JOHN II. SEAY,
ID. X. LYMAN, and
X. STABLER * Co.,
nov 23-wly Agents, Lynchburg.
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Ga Duane street, N York, juno 25tll, 1852.

Savannah Ga, June 25th, 1852.
have srd the Me1can Mustang Liniment for some
time in my stable, upon my horses, in of Sprains
Bruises, Gas, Strains and Sores Of different kinds In
cident to large number of horses l used it upon
horse which had been saddlegalled for nearly year
had tried many remedies and in particular, that
had been the habit of using for years. and had gem
orally proved successful. Nothing appeared to give
it any relief until tried the Mustang Linment, which
cured it in a very short time. consider IL an invsl.
| liable remedy, and would not be without it
VIM HOLMES.
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more firmly believe shall have the fines
assortment Of Saddles, Brides. Harness,
Whips, Collars &C.. &c. that hes been offered Il
this market for sale since The days Of yore. am l.
hopes that my friends and the public generally will csH
and examine my stock without further notice
Country Saddlers and Merchants viii find IL much %
their interest by calinT before purchasing else
where. hive purchased large and varied assortment
Of Saddles, Brides, Martingaes Whips, Spurs, Bits
Srrups. &c. &c, expressly for Wholesale trade Cash
bought them low and cash can buy them low again.
Look out DANIEL PERKINSON'S is the place %
buy bargains. Lower end Syesmoro street. Petersburg
Virginia.
=. Sd am nlso ve.y extensively engaged in IL
CARRIAGE TRADE. You shall hear from moe
particularly in few days. ID. r
Petersburg, Mnrch1g-im
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BALTIMORE, April II.

BALTIMORE. April IL.
Howard street flour 1887
A cargo of prime white wheat brought to-
day $l,20. White corn from SO a 55-
Yellow from 81 SO.