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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27
New York and Richh0nd line
of Steamers

The Advertisement OF Messrs. Ludlam "a
Waison.agenls forlbc above Inc of steamships,
appears in our columns The JAMESTOWN.
which has Just been added 10 the line is worthy
10 take the place o. consort to The Roanoke--
the two making a regular semi weekly line be
tween New York and Norfolk, Richmond and
Petersburg.
The Richmond papers speak in the highest
terms OF the constitution. accommodation and
safety of these vessels, and the BEARING Of the
commanders who are veterans in the service
and deseiyedly popular with all who have EN-
barked under their protection.
The JAMESTOWN was built IA New York
and makes her first Appearance in the waters
of the james to-day. She is to be formally
1hristened, as she passes up thoIiver hy the
ancient, place the name of which she beare
As matter Of Interest with the travelling
public We introduce the following " hich ap
pears in Northern paper We should think
those whose leisure and me ms permit would
find it difficult to resist the attraction of such a
trp-eyen at this remote point:
Ho, FOR THE WmrE MOUNTAINS AND Mon
TREAL.-Tbere are To be several competitors
for the White Mountain route tie cooltng OF
place, in this hot weather bat the Portland and
Montreal Railroad, to be completed through
early In July, holds out about the most tempt
ing; only 81 80, is to take traveller from n
y. City through Boston GA Portland TO Cor.
ham, n. II near the hase of1he White Noun
tains on the Eastern side Forihis small sun
an excursion can tc had through Long Island
Sound with view of Boston, and what is ye
more beautifully view ofonc olthe most charm
ing towns in New England, and that is, Port
land (Me1
Al Gorham \ H., near the b,se of tho
White Mountains, is "the Alpine House." wei
kept, with one hundred and eight sleepin.
rooms. When the traveller is well refreshe,
there.and has mounted the Washington Peak
by the way of testing his muscles; he can des
cend the St. Lawrence, go to Montreal, th
Lakes, Niagara, Saratoga, or wheresoever h,
desires.
The State of Maine is in summer about In
most beautiful in scenery and general appear
ance Of any State in the Union.and some part
Oft are in high state of cultivation Tn,
Portland and Montreal Railroad goes throue
some of its widest scenery, and holds GU
great inducements to such las love the pictures
que and astonishing.
We return 10 Messrs. Ludlam x Watson
our thanks for the Very beautiful picture G
the JAMESTOWN and the ACCOMMODATING ma
sent us. They are handsomely displayed t
visitors a; the Virgtnian Reading Room.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

Or farmers have not realised more prolific
crops ofglass, for several Wears, than the one
" hich has just been secured In some cases,
1t WAS ncc ssary TO cut the grass earlier than
usual, to save it from the ravages Of the grass.
hopper. They have spread themselves over a
large section oflhe country, and have in some
instances totally destroyed several successive
crops young clover.-Ieqth (Sheaanaoah
Legion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

At the contemplated celebration ofihe fourth
Of July at Spring fed, Massachusetts,, II IS sad
that a cavacade OF young ladies and gentle,
nen will be formed dressed IN old continental
style, with cooked hats, broad flaps tights
kneebuckles silk stockings, short wais,s, pow
dered hair, billions, &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

Mr. Marcy, have produced suspension 81
proceedings On the part ofihe English, against
the fishing vessels. in the disputed waters
There is nova clear prospect Of speedy and
satisfactory adjust nent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

Mn. JNo R. MCDANIEL, the able President
of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, arrived in this
village on Saturday evening. He remained in
Wythevile the day following and then left for
the Seven Mile Ford. His social qualities
render him as agreeable a companion. as his
ability, experience ard energy make him an
tticient business man. Under his supernten
dence all feel assured that the business of the
Company will be transacted energe,cally.-
llythcrWe Telegraph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

We commend the spirit and objects of our
correspondent "MINoR" but the matter about
which he writes is too local 10 warrant The in
sertion of his article He may attain his oh
ject more effectualIy by conversation with the
parties interested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27
Magnificent Narylamd lotteries.

FDk JUNE. 1913.
Payment cf Prizes Gaa,an ced byMeState Of Ma4ylana
MARION & CO, Agents,
Baitimorc MI.
ff'iiE following splendid Sch mes are particularly
IL worthy the attention of the public comprising
ot the most brilliant Lotteries drawn in the
United States.
ON THURSDAY, JUNE %. 1853.
Carroll COUNTY LOTTERY.
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Miniature Almanac.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
OF Side wheel Ocean Steamships,
Is JAMESTOWN & ROANOKE, sssslhsgs=N

- JAmasrowN & noANoEs, ,;ssssslsz
BETWEEN RICHMOND, NORFOLK & ny
TIE JAMESTOWN Capt Lewis Parish Leaves
L Richmond every Tuesday afternoon at ,clock.
The ROANOKE, Capt. Ed. Cavendy leaves Richmond
every Friday afternoon at o'cock
Returning, they leave New York every Tuesday ana
Saturday afternoon O'Clock Stepping at No,J6 go
ing and lcturnlng, ard giving passengers ample time to
that place.
Passage to or from New York including meals ard ,e
Accommodations, only .-.--...-.-.$ $40 90
Steera e passage or ON y, only ...-... ) 90
These ships Of 100 and 200 burthen, be-
ing new, all of the modern improvements ncorpo-
'ard in their Constructions and provided according to
the recent law of Congress, and for strength and speed
they stand \ |. For Freight or Passage appyto
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond.
june 90 dl3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

A Washington despatch TO the New York
Courier sa,s:-The decided conduci at Wash
ington, with reference 20 the Fisheries, and
the firm yet concillialory representations of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27
WooD Lawn Nelson. June 22nd 1853.

The WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.-From
accounts that reach US we believe the drought
which has prevailed here for months past has
existed with equal severity in nearly every
qualter Of the State The long Continuance
Of the drought here has caused almost total
fallue ofthe oat crop. The corn crops also
are suffering greatly for the want of rain The
wheat fields are the only thing that now looks
INVITING in our midst Fnraae Wig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

Visit 'rs are now flocking to the Virginia
Springs and We are happy to state that the
hockbrdge Alum Is now receiving more than
Its usual quota of patronage. 1t should be an
object with the citizens ofhe county to extend
the celebrity Of this justly popular watering
place. The recent accommodations which
have been made by its rnerprising proprietor,
together with the virtues Of the water, should
make 1t the lavorte resort not only of those
desiring to renew constitution broken by dis
ease, but of those too who are in search of
pie isantrccreaon.-L 'rington G1zette
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

Together, 4542
Sa ne time last year, 495o
Receipts and inspections full. Markets onina,o4.. -,
prices fully maintained for all descriptions will, solo
Lugs from 80 to so; Common 4 Middlinp loaf , -
TO good and fine stemming and sh piping leaf :
$40; Manufacturing leaf to $40, with spirited co.
petition for The fnei qualities.
WHEAT-Dnll and not wanted, sales Mt 20. Is a,d On
for prime Red and White.
WIN. 7. SMITH Com. Nerclo,.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

4 kobokN, the great Southern Daguerrean Artis,
would respectfully call theattenton of the citizens
OF Lynch5urg ard vicinity, to his Gold enqneled Pre-
mn" fte@ Coiorfd DdgHe7eotypcS that have been sd.
mired much the past year Mr.. Osborn las bsan -
great expense and trouble to procure an instrnmon,
superior 10 any ecer dctore knon and he will
better kenesse Of children than rave ever been
before and in half the time any other artist reouires
Come and see. Price from ST. to $2c
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN.
Sign Of tie fogS Of all Nations
aPl2.d&c6m l72 Main 81. Richmond Va.
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27

Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND ATuRn.v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD


TOBACCO. 'o'''
Inspection the past week, 5aon,
do previously since Oct. 1t, -, 40l3 =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

D'ATBIGNE's HISTORY, VOL V.-The subscrb-
r,s pleasure announcing trade having
lS fcr large sum the proof sheets Of the Fh Volume OF Dan
hge advance Of is puohe2oa N treat bn tey IL
terc 70 sue Il MONDAY My
The sh vol limo hf cloth The th vol 2no- fine edi I
Tbe 5th VOL o fu cloth The th vol svo
Tl vii o have editions the earlier
volumes - s..-.t..A a. a
tn sve younes limo fine edition. on thick paper, ~ %
The ave volumes n svo, Goth 81 81
The subject OF this Volume being the Ehssn
more int than ts predecessos s., ......s
vii be frst filed hopEhi ~ 20, Rr,sAv.v Ss,s.Yo,k
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% Notice.. sps sas, the a Ct Nay mex. VIII

r0 NoticeoD and stet the frt Of May store Will
BE closed every SATURDAY at o'clock NJ.
LOrTIMER, LARGE. ELLERY Co, 80 Broadway.
% ~ Nicholas Building Association, No 10 Duane
of Chatbsmst April D. S53Ate o. Trustees held
THIS DAY resolved that the Entrance Fee shares be raise
70 five dollars each share from and after the 18th day Of May
Notice therefore and others and
date Will be except upon payment OF the
shove named In the the
e ulchd for the original entrance fee The Office
MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS until O'Clock
ROBERT ID. HART. Secratarv.
II south Williamsburgh.-The Ninth Regular Meeting Of
the South Williams Village Association will he held No 1877
BoweIy MONDAY EVENING. May att O'Clock The public
The officers will be attendance o'clock
the weekly dues Dr. f. H. KiMBARK, President.
B. W. WILSON Secretary.
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Religious Notices..

Rev. sawyer, d.. Pastor of the Fifth Unver,.i,t
ss1 nl o'clock and p NJ every SABBATH until further
ssip Han Broadway Grace Church
n The Bleesber-.t Church and Congregation under
rous lecture the fst floor Of the Medical College
s tween ir'as TI,,e spd 81 az WI commence holding a.
,sr,snon OF their contemplated sanctuary.
~ DedcationThe Second Methodist Protestant Clurch
Bar, on sABsATH May seIyices-Love Feast a. 10, NJ
" a Rev E. s Y6cdM T se5 RSsh the dSS
III preach !. NJ and each evening through the week.
Lee s 80 S svs E6bs DAs S At
FAN; 81 y AID Il NJ. L. tine MORNING of Morrow
vii ;ge:b the G which pertains . Israel;
S ssts' G%ssffsH $'s E'1I,sss:
E4 NJ Rev Dr. FINLAY Quarterly collection for the Church
III be taken up.
a. Young Peopc.-A discourse addressed to Young Gu
Control Of the fOneue viii be delivered the rs6Y
sS at iS Of By EG e ipd sFf }"
~ Rev. T.. Il. Termination, Missionary Large Sesmsn
,peaeh on TengraoGe n he Church Of the Eophany No $50
~ Ociocl
~. Rev. J. Harrington will preach TOMORROW AFTER
srcAlyp
~ The Advent Mission Church removed Wash
,bsre will be held i AM. and PM until the mpe
rss.ins purpose
s. week sG n a aye S d%n b BS pr o
YENING Nav q COnge ggional ss TUESDAY, Sd Dutch Re-
bna,d, WFDNESDAY, 4h Episcopal, THURSDAY 9Th Metho
hGs FRIDAY May 6; Presbyterians SATURDAY, May T.
The meetings will be held at 9 o'clock each evening.
IL Mad.on-st ~ T.. Church, corner of Cathsrine -
s INSkIP will preach SUNDAY May l. at - A NJ.
sbtct Present Suffering and Future Glory" and u p NJ Sub
rel Results OF the Reformation" Seats free.
Forssn for n the sRyHS n Board
aud abstract Of proceedings presented in Dr. Aexsn
Church STRAY and l9h.st TOMORROW EVENING, May
Services commence at u O'Clock.
~ Preaching in Lapiartine Hall, Of 9Th aud
Sh every Sabbath Morning end Evening TOMORROW MAY
10y O'Clock NJ Discourse by Rev. Mr. STEINER convert
hom Jpdasn Jewish Missions"
re- socety of LiheraIs-No Chatham srusre-A Lecture
On LABOR by Mr. q. VALE at ) J.. NJ TOMORkOW. Open dig
utnnn % usns SENS free Public invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

Fourth Week.
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF Mr.. JOHN OWENS
~ ASCENT OF MONT BLANC.-open every Ev'ains N t-e
Saloon Chinese Building No SO BroaiwaT SEE ITO
Admission Doors com nenee st
quarter before o.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESiGN.-Now open,
~ 1t The Gssnes No ee3 Broadway opposite Bonds ios "a
TO Top daily The 18th Annual Exhibition containing nea
Original Works IN Painting SaAry never exhibited ~ living
artists Single . Season Tickets 30 cent?
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Uants.

A good Cook. and excellent Washer and Ir0ner, by
N rsc,sb bic you present employer,
No ls6 West t between Sth and nays where se may D.
n middle Wonan and as se.nsre as Nurse and Sean
bv
eIesent city reference Ca No 7-othar- II the bookstore
As CHAxBERxAID and Waiter or Nurse and Seam
"A stress ty highly respectable young woman IL hr'trats
Lsupdr, vii 90 ~ 10 her power % please good suAaoa
NOR No objection country Bee
ofreiererce. Apply q No bl bo~ery.
As CB.xBLRMAID and Seamstress. or 70 take care Of
N children bv respectable ycuLE WomAn. family.
coed ;y references Apply AZ No l95 West o s. between
s,h sud eth-svs
As CU,vgFRMAID and Waiter or 70 assist in the
~ WISHING snd ~ sptee Young Gil CsO the best
OF cit, r,euee Apply l5 Mao Can De seen tor days
CHAnBERnaID. by a young Woman who eau bring
n coed city reference IL wiring <ashng aot ironing
coed Inquire No j Prace corner Of N9r
Of Mr. DENLIN
4 general HousExAID. in 4 small private family by
N respectable young Girl Can good reference Cal 81 No
4s Hudson sv De Cab and Fulton Brooklyn.
SEANsrREss. or to take OF an infant by very
"A respectable elderly American Woman has objection ake
carr OF children Apply No 80 Bseser Perryst Good
references can be gwen ss duaAhed nurse
AS SrAMsrREss and Nurse by respectable young
"A Woman private family Has the best OF city rterenee Can
At employers, No 81 Wakerst Broadway
A : SrAxsrREss bya respectable young Woman, capa-
n be Of doing kind Of tine sewing No objections
owlns up children Best Of city reference
siven Apply AZ No. lS Greener-
A RysPEcrABLE YouSG WoxAy wants situation as
n respectable family LAundress and Cook In
m n mily who understands her business we'll
can well recommended from her last place Cals No Us
.l ct 9Th and hsy. Can be Tor days
rsg,d Has no objection to travel with lady
A You've AMERICAN GIRL wants a situation as Seam
and 10 light cha nberwork
child for days It No Us Dyon Wsgeslo
81 much n select % soed hoEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

4 Protestant GIRL wants situation as Waitress IN
"A prvste family Eas no objection to asst y ws1lss asa 'n
ug Good city reference Apply No 50 West lIths
A REsPEcrABrE YouSG WOMAN wants situation TO
n sene ehamberwork Good city reference @
s SS '! "a az. Can be seen III ''''''' 40. : ~
RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YouNG Wos,S desires
N DO general housework. I' GOOD Pan Coot
be .een for two days. at No SIS iihsi.
4 RESPECTABLE You've WOMAN wants a situation as
~ Csmbemaid and 5000 Washer and ironer hss 70 90
the country for the trye The very oes city
given wanted BY young Woman situation Lsandres
Protestant No 81 crosbyst front basement Can be seen
for two days.
TWO Coon GIRLS want situations, Cook,
Washer and the other Chmbermad The former
lived with her employer ~ months Both 1nd
Ofsmpicy t No So coiGmbia,.t, Brooklyn.
XX7ANTED-By a Young Girl, situation as Com
psnien to LADY who will travel this summer, Can IN
ton liable 'essckness ADDRESS ST. C, PoushkeePse
VVANTED-By young Lady competent and expe.
Address r. NJ. 5. Tribune Office.
VEvANTED-Bv a discreet, experienced American
w situation take charge OF the Rooms and Wardrobe
Of without ncumbnce she has Of her
She would nurse Lady, st has been her busness ani
herself and goods home when out Of employ
be found BY calling No 40 Allen R'instOn
VNANTED-A Waiting-iirl who thoroughly under
NV a. her ssS , So creme aST 10 5
excellent will be given. Apply at No 80 West lithst
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-From so to 200 good
w Sewers mostly for making chdens suits Fair Prices gwen
but the best wanted Good recon-
required Apply from to the Furnishing Store No
iS6 Broadway, corner OF Broomest. WALLER DAME
WANTED 20 ENGAGE-TWENTf1 YOUNG
w LADIES for PERMANENT coNCERrs.-A lady who a
Srved from Europe and who Is well known az
entirely
this she
q ladies' under advantageous conditions Ap
wsrdroes will be provided BY the Lse
wishing interview in reference the above om whom would
expecsd tsent) will call IN
.on HElDS Hotel Of Royery and Baydrt
forenoon between and IL O'clock the afternoon be-
tween ard O'Clock.
PsDa rthearsas for the concerts the early part
ofpeXt w6ek.
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fost ano founo.

fost ano founo.
GES0 REWARD-Missed since THURSDAY
POeJO EVENING. Dee. } l252 WILLIAM SCHUYLER
supposed have been pIoW bed Murdered The following
cpon his person Five eilh inches night,
black hair black supposed
red silk dark and double solei boots
reward Of $50 offered for the and delivery his
the undened and Toe further ard Of 800 for
his Gold Lever Watch and Chain and
Of SO offered for the recovery his Silver Watch.
JAMES SCHUYLER, Office No. South-st- New-Yerk,
No. 90 Bsxett4t- Albany
QCS REWARD.-LOst, Thursday afternoon, 23th,
RsJC Fulton and South Brooklyn
nbus aahip and back WALLET containing about 50
god memoranda and cards Of the owners The
finder may the By returning the balance TO the A'tor
House
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DOARD.-Two Gentlemen can obtain pleasant Room,
ID partial private family BY applying at No. -
FTsnkin-si Coed references required
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Mem Publications.

NEW BOOKS! NEW OOKS!!-PUTNAM for
IN May.
harper for May.
KEICKERBOCKER fer May.
THE ATTORNEY. By John Quod 81 W
PRlsMATICs. By Richard Haywood
MY HOME IN TASMANIA; Or Nine YEARS IN AUsTRALi.l >
ANECDOTES FOR THE STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD. 30
ESSAYS AND MISCELLANIES. BY Grace AEuilar. -
EUsTS QUINIlN. By Reynolds Vol l...... %
KEY TO TOM. Cloth, IS cs+ %
MYSTERIES or PARIS. BY Sue New edilon ....... %
Tbs pook nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

"Currente Calsmo" $1,000
IMPORTANT to TEACHERS and HEADS OF FAMi,
i LIFs-IN PRESS and VII be PUBLISHED, NE" and
SYSTEM Of WRITING, BY W: s MAC LAuRlN
81 80 for the se. Published ~
''~F" CHARLES D. NORTON, No. u ChAnbers-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

BUNCE BROTHER Pu'ishers No l3i NAsaust, n T.
EXTRY from the BI-NKUM FLAG-STAFFi
IL KNICKRRBOCEER for MAY.
ORIGINAL
Men, Manners, and Mountains. by Robert VI Richardson.
Stanzss Farewell By New Contributor
The Reformation Of Harry CornwTight
Amicitia
Lines o the Csyusa Lake By Cfare. Lel,nd Porter
Our Club at the Adriatic. Be- IlchGrish OdschooL'
StaDzss: Nine. BY Charles w. Baird.
The Dyng Atheist: A Lesson Of Waning.
Circumstances and their Victims. By 30 Gil CrnekeEton
Lines Florence Lee.
Lyucks Modern Conquest By Capt Henry Coppee
Tie Gypss Art French By Charles Astor Brsted
Lost Prayers BY Thomas g. Howard.
A Welcome TO SpuIs.
The Fudge Papers By the Author "Rsvere Of Bachelor
A Renaissance Of Despair. By L. Bates
Summer Longings BY d. Florence Mccarthy.
Contes dee Com'esses. By Charles g. Leland, Esq
Have Bareboue US From the BunsuE ag-S an
Exry.
The Attorney Tie Correspondence of John Quod &c &c
EDITORS
Another Letter from Up the River.
Festival Of the Saint Nicholas Society.
with Readers and Correspondents
Single numbers, % Eo sale BY al fe;a
De,eyrs and nv the Publisher SAMUEL HUSTON,
N'o' ~ y ~ No. 1879 Nassau.s;.
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Ready This Day,
HARPERs MAGAZINE for May; an elegant NUM-
IL her Price Is cents
PUTNAMs MAGAZINE for May excellent Price p cents
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE for day.
GODEY's LADYs BOOK very beautiful. Price p cents
PETERSONs NATIONALS very beautiful and cheap Puce l8e
THE GREAT PROTESTANT NOVEL, BEATRICE BY Mis-
Sinclair Price paper IS cents cloth The une1amped de-
mand for this popular work still continues undated
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT No
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-27

DErAKrHExr STATE, Oct IS, 1853.
information department. acting
United States Hong Kong Henry Anthon, ssq
The death o following American
John Mcdonald, April 10, place Of residence unkIowa
Samuel Wheeler, July IT, place Of residence unknown
Frank Sewer, July II, place Of residence unknown.
James Day, July 25, place Of residence unknown.
Samuel saens Is, relatives residing Haven
Protection SGT, district of New bedford.
T. Heycock, April 2o has Lima, Pennsy
James wshburn July TO- parents residing Rsopus
Hudson Athens Hew York
OTTcE CkxxRAL APPRAIsKRs,
New Ysrk, October 10, ls53
The board Of sppraser whom submitted the
sppsement cagocs meado oases
psn imported the Of New Orleans
Beche specified in the encosd staiemsni hsvse
samples aud upon which they required
value the time and place Of exporaon,
following report:
meado
STATE they
Of hemselves the
every being nvoced soba sugar.
per keg, moasses.
The n charged sugar casks.
gagged,
proper classification sugar.
that samples Of
psessnss should ways
OF the hole invoice.
Very respectfully, your obedieni servant,
g. w. PoxERoY,
Chairman Of Beard CeasSai A psassrs.
CurHaIs Secretary Of Treasury washngon.
D. C. Oct 50
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Ths gives OF "a SIS l66 in three articles, bu
the bills drawn against the breadstus the ruling
regarded with dsGus and although tho holder. offer
sell them cheap, importers who remit ob,ixa-
lions do mo- cboose 10 risk s,oppage, and prefer NJ
higher bankers names draws against specie Thsi.
Of tishtness in tho market. The five millions OF
dollars put toto bresdstuhs since September, eazs is
and specie goes place Of IL Should the markets
sbfosd be sustained tho bills NJ maturity,
they will afford much larger supply later when the
ersi supply from Is sbunsaoL Tae
England Tho sss circular Of the Mesa. Surge rsisases
that the crop OF rhsaf will be ess than 1916 bat that
crops will be average Tho United sAsss the
msn Of supply for the dems and for the
deficit whatever be and there but liite doubt that
fair for grain and freight Tor all the surplus Of the
States III be pored Nevertheless the ndspostion I'D
thsn half for grain with bill lsding
aschsd in tbs present light OF the money market
curbs tho shipments The general markets well cup
ported Cotton quite heavy. bosid OF brokers has been
organized here, which reported for The week s73
sod of which 49, for consumption showing
q decline Of Tor weeks The is say
eleven for middIing New or~sns
Flour is heavy 81 decline in price, hut the
action. are very arrv-good ss.e. 80 So mred western
es 50 IS IS do. Michigan o. g. Some sales Of
been ade lover. good white Genesee
$50 I5l cents RE, "a . 10 cents O~i., tss 80 cents
Corn. IS 81 Tor southern whte Pork - active
SIS ia NI6 30 Beef, u rs 90 So Lard III IL
Freahs are sisck, say -four b. 3d.; isd wheat
The stock has been better for the last few days
The stocks have seed fmer hands and the fall 10
has attracted the public that money has become
comparatively Easy the street. and the market ready
fof an improvement
Yours, PRENTICE.