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WAR y . 81,
cAwulssloN BVsIX EsS

ID II. MARTIN has taken the Ware House
u. a. Bsnton. sx miles above Port Caddo
or soda Lake, And respectfully tenders his
services TO the Merchants and Planters of the
surrounding country in the above business.
Benton Is located sbou, ffseen miles from
Marshall, and as shipping point, more seees.
able than sny landing on the l.ake--oeing OF
shorter distance and better road.
Boa, can come to Benton whenevsr they
can TO pos, Ca,do. The rate of freiguts and
Insurance are she sam. to both places.
Cash adv.nes- made on cotton. II desired
when shipped TO oaf friend. in New Orleans.
When navigation opens. good supply OF
Grocene, will always be on hand, when viii
be sold at a small advance on cost The rate
Of charge. will conform TO those OF other
Ware Houses.
Mr.. Martins experience and -.fiei attention
TO business, induces hope that he will merit
ard receive due proportion Of patronage
Cotton will be received b. toe i5lh OF oc!o5e'
or earlier II desired.
September 10. is33 MIL
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". RAwLtss In. DUNCAN
DAWLlNS, DUNCAN g. Co, Cotton Fac.
IL tors and Commission Merchants, No. SO
Garondele, Street, New Orleans. ns Y
Rgrrs ro--James Y, Collier, Colonel {. II.
Cooper, W. s.. Sanders, J. +. Ro.eborough,
Joseph w. Taylor, Harrison county: Dr. John
W. Masse, J. J. Holloway Rusk county; N.
Trawick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Bsgging, Rope, and Plan.
tstion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, l. KEY.
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II. ". FINLEY l.. C. JtREY ruRSEss
HARLEY, JCKEN. q co. Commission
i Merchants, No. Al Caroud, lie, street, New
Orleans
ar W, II. c. Iudgin & Co Agents, shrcye.
ori, La. July %, ls52. ~
I BURNSIDE & co, Im,ori,rs an
81. Weolesaie Dealers N Foreign aud DO
mes lc Dry Goods, Nos, 70 and q Chartres
street, New Orleans.
Wi remove to 95 Canal street, early in
anuary. ly.
New Orleans. Jan T. 1854
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CHEAPER THAN ErLR''
CITY-CUEAP CASH STORE.
sourH sfpg oy rHg PUBLIC sorAsE
MARSHALL. 7IxAS.

HtFNuAIIs ftAAcs
~ THETfORD tenders his mo., sincere
I /. thank. TO the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Marshall aud vicinity for their sery liberal pat
ronage for the ,wc pas, years, aud trusts from
the
Gr,a, Inducements Noas OBered,
TO merit continuance Of the same.
now Offer my -teek on hand aud receiving
Of over six thousand dollars worth, a,
Irenig.fre per cent on iua Cost.
Please call and see what BARGAINS
House and goods at cost.
II All notes, and last years tickets joe.
Please call and settle, and oblige
&. IHETFOKD.
Marshall, April. 1854.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

NALt ABLE LAND FOR SALE.
IMMIGRANTS and others who may be de>
sifous Of purchasing lands, either for set
Element or speculation, are informed that
Sr Iiundred and Eighty Acres
Of valuable land, well watered, and tmbercd,
can be purchased on accommodating terms
Said land i. situated six miles north of Mar
shall, and twelve miles from Port Caddo, the
shipping poihi of this section.
Til. land is susceptible Of beihg divided,
and will be sold In lots to suit purchasers.
Title undoub,oi. For further particulars,
apply TO D ;. JENNINGS.
Marshall, March IS, 1854. 95-tf
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SUNDRlES.
DEEPER, spice, ginger,
l. Soda, starch, alum,
Birthstone, sulphur, ssl,pe,re,
Indigo, madden eopperas,
Nutm~gs, cloves, mace,
Csmphov, cinnamon bark,
StAs candies, soap, DC. for .sle by
II. h X. n. KEY.
Marshall. May 20. 1854. ~
REGALlA.
WE s:,s q bad e.,d 'sc'ss lot Of Masonic
which W are selling 1t low prices.
r. n. GRAHAM d BRO.
Jefferson. April ~. 1854. II
NAILS AND BKADS
nv all sixes, jass rsceived and for sale By
~ Jnly ~ G G GREGG & CO
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I G1ATio D, HEWITT (succcssor 10
l Tyler & Hewitt PIANO ruRru AND MUSIC
DEALER, % Camp street, New Orleans. llp
always on hand oue Of the largest and most
complete selections of Ptano Forifs IN the
southern ecpn,ry, all of which are guaranteed
rs good ard perfect instruments. Agents fof
the sale OF \. SfcpARr q Co.'s New York
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
of tone, purcuess of sound and for nea, and
beautiful flush Of ,deror workmanship; and
are considered by the profession, and competent
judges, TO be the finest Pianos made in the
United States. Pariicuarattentinns requested
to their splendid Srrpcntne pattern, with PEAR
keys, which Is considered one Of the finest noa
made.
IIALLFrr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated Dosro
PiANos, q, St, 60, and octave Piccold Piano
fortes, from the factory OF "Plevsl n co.
Paris also Pianinos, Semi-Grand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Old Pianos taken in exchange and part pay.
meni.
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall & Scr,
Spanish and French patterns, kc Nolins, IN
large quantities; Melodcons, Seraphincs, o..
gans, Flutes, laronet,es. Brass instruments
of all kinds. Niolincellos, Ranlos, strings ios
all Instruments, and musical merchandise Of oil
descriptions wholesa, aud retail.
Sheet Music of all knds--musc received
from the North by e,ery steamer, as soos ~
published, church BOOKS, Instruction Books
Ac.
Particular attentions called to the large and
extensive selection Of Accordeons and f'ul'pa''
which is the most complete and perfect ssle',
ito, ., these beautiful Instruments ever Offered
IN the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully sns
promptly attended to. A liberal discount mace
to Teachers aud to Scn;inarcs.
liORAliO ID. HEWITT.
30 Camp ST., New Orleana
Jan. 10, 1859. N5ns'
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. y. " GiSsis. THos J. cAk'hi
kOul b. " eslcrn Book store.


No. SO s'anip street, Neu ORLEANS.
NIcGiNNIS & CARVER, (snceessors 10
wi John BALI having purchased the entire
Books and STATIONERY belonging to the late
Jon, BALL, they continue the Book and
Stationery business a, a6 Camp street, aud
would hsr to solicit call from th. old GUS
TONERS of the House and other. wish NJ Books
ana, Stationery for their own use, or to sell
again.
To Country Merchants, who wish 10 buy to
sell again, they can olirr great inducements,
having thorough know ledge of the business
n all It's branches, and great facilities Tor get
ting stock a, the lowest rates.
TheiI assortment Of school books, theological
and miscellaneous books. blank books, paper
and stationery isyery complete. They keep
constantly on hand all the publications OF The
methodist book concern, which Will be sold al
catalogue prices.
Printing and Book Binding Of every de"
seription. executed with neatne>s aud despatch,
at the lowest prices. Blank book. OF all de-
scriplions, manufactured to order at the short
est notice,
Orders for anything in their line of business
will be promptly executed, aud a, the same
prices Ms If the buyers, themselves, were pres
cut,
McGi\\IS 4 CARVER,
New Orleans. Jan. T, is5i ~
SAM. HENDERSON. ALIEN. HENDERSON.
s. 4 4. HENDERSON. a co,
I,IfEEESSDRS Ia iIttl.iahn a Henderson.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.


NEw FALL AND WINTER GooDs.l!
J. q. PEPPARD Il co.
IS Gratier Nroti 35
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
4 RE now opening an entirely nem s'ock IF
n Imported Siiks and Fancy Dress Goods !:
also s.rap goods, uk bonnets, ribbons, iacss,
smbroid,ri,s, glores, hosiery. dress trimmings,
artificial aouers, feathers, millinery articles,
eic,, etc, to which they invite the attention of
country merchants.
J. G. PEPPARD 4 co,
ian 7. 81 80 Grdrier street.
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NEW oRLEAXS...Csntlnu><.

M A. HANNEY l. co, (succesnors Ia
W. J. Drewster,) Wholesale Delea,, -
French and American HAS, Caps, Sirap Go,ri,
Im5reiia', dc, No. ~ Common ST., n. Oriexn.
Jan. 10, 1884. v3n1s-lv
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Philadelphia Saddlery Warehsu...

sicN OF rHE GOLDEN UoRsrurAD
No. Magazine street, aud No. ~ Canal ,fr,,,
ca MAGEE q kNEASS Manufactn
rers and Importers of Saddlcrv and
~ Saddlery Hardware. Harness, Trunls
Carpet Bags, Sc; Leather, Materials, and
Findings for Saddlers, Coach, Trunk, and
Shoemakers, comprising one Of the larve.,
and most complete assoriments to be found In
this city,
PLouGus--Carey, Dudley and Peacock
Ploughs, ol every description and size.
RrGALA-I. o. o. r., Masons, and $. of r
Rcgalia, and Paraphernalia of every descrip
ton; the largest and most complete assert
men. to be found in the United States
INDIA RUBBER BELrfNG, PACKING, &C.
Magee aud kneass are the principal agent,
for the Boston Betting Company, for the sale
Of India Rubber Beting aud Packing for steam
Joints and boilers Hose OF every size, to.
gethcr with complete assortment Of all de.
-cuptons Of India Rubber Goods, which they
offer at the lowest market rates.
1- Look for the Large Horse standing in
the door d Magazine street,
January 7, 1884 ~,
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Furniture Warehouse.


IHI undersigned respectfully
4 inform their friends and the
public. that they have Just re-
eeivcd and are daily receiving an extensive as
soriment Of Cabinet Ftrpiure of every yarl.
ETY. and style also, a choice assort'ne Mt Of the
following articles to Wit chnirs, feathers,
spring. moss, and hair mattresses cured hair
hair cloth, damasks, cords, and tassels, gimps
,arnsh, etc, etc
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
our stock. which will be offered at prces that
cannot fail 10 please
&. FLINT u JONES.
Nos. 10 and Is Royal st., n. o.
Tn JACKSON. SAM rRlpp.
JACKSON q FRiOt,
~ Common street ~
fashionable Clothing. and Cents FURNISH
ing Store.
New Orleans
'1NilE above house has constantly on hand
/ large ami eirgau, stock OF the above
goods. manufactured 10 order, and which they
wlll sell upon II. favorable terms rs any house
in New Orleans. They respectfully solicit the
patronage of their Texas friends Persons yi--
ting the city Will please drop in at their estab.
lshmeni. Reeolect the number ~ Common
street jan 5i-y
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JOHN y. SCOTT & co.
Nos 23 Murray and ~ Warren Srcc''
New York.
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y o. NELSON 4 CO., Commission Mr..
-. chants, New Orleans.
so Nelson New Orleans; +. BanLsui,,
New Orleans; II. c. Walker Memphis, Tenn
late Cashier Branch Union Bark; IA Mi
.on. Athens. Ala Va M ~
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u, n X. n. KEY.
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JOSEPH II PALMER, JAMES ". NASTY
JOSEPH II. PALMER T. co, fnpor,e,,
- and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and D,.
m,stic Dry Cords, ~ Camp street, above Crny.
Ter New Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1852. v3n2 Sly
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

R-,4MoSD, APRIL IA, 1854.
] 1~OBACCO-Tne market Is ~i'hou! change: We quote
;to7 50; Fair 8 to s so; Good 9 to 10. Fine stem.
u. 10 10 II IS. Fine manufacturing y SO 10 l6 "a.
s,ks of Tobacco BY n. NJ; MARTIN q Col hid. Geo
: l EsS' ) SO; | Iugs, Dr. 2 Hawkins 7 25i /, Mrs. Z
n : u.s. 7 81 .; ! Dr.; Henry Lewis, 8; l Tugs, H Fl,z.
;s,d, 50; " Kelly. 5 IS; 2. NJ g Newman, | !ues
$ !! % g $ ) / ! ? p, psa,son; : ! Is: IS an. 2; Mrs 3 ! N a,i g T' Yaa.s 6 8 8
III IT 10 f s' Fl Blaey, i iusss s IS and 3 a5; !. DiR :
s ss: :; M I Us IS; { /, I $ f : y ; ssGj,sii, So 6 $ !'i p@ssi %s
iFsel ? ! HID hugs, s 70, and bids leaf 8 81 l'2. 9. and
:,;N. Q, IN ,o,,,,ha
SsLIoUR.-s7 I Is. TT. PEYToN.
c5SS-suIss to-day at Tx to Is cents per bushel.
c0RN MEALS a SO cts. per bushel.
OATS-5Q CITE. per bushel.
.rsd and Smi,hield hog round, 10 TO l0H cents; West
Is sides 81 Shoulders 7 a ~; Hams II a ~.
"~BUTrER-Goshen, Is a 70 Cts, Mountain, ID a 20 ets.,
,,mr poorer SORTS, not suitable for table use. are sold az low
IS u a Is cts.
cOPFEE-We quote Rio TX a TX cents; Laguyra IL a
1s Java Ia TO AK; Mocha IA a lax cts.
rISH-Mackerel, No. 3, small, 6 M the latter for Bos.
100 inspection; Halifax Herrings, No. !, s. a54 per bbii
sL.aRp-Nex in barrels lox c,s.; kegs liz.
LIyE STOCK-(J. Shocks Kepor)-Beef Cattle, scale
Weight, So 2sa 81 IS, gross; Sheep. 81 SO a $500. netti Hogs
y Is nett.
"sUGARs-we quote Porto Rico 81 a sH cents
Nav Orleans 81 a 6S. Refined Loaf * a 10; Crushed
d; q Ok; Powdered Ok a 9xi Coffee Sugar 6S a TX.
L[ME-From wharf 81 SO, from store 81 62H.
GuANO-Peruvian $50 60; Mexican S35 so.
PLASTER-Sales Lump ssh at Wharf; So on Basin;
Ground 9 80.
NAlLS-Held at an a 5 cents.
L~EATHER-SoIe, good stamp, from % a 70 cts. per 10;
dana sd from Il To 81 cts.
STEEL-American Blistered sll0 q liz per ton.
SEEDS-Clover Seed SEX per bushel; Timothy s3k
10 s3.; Herds Grass 81 Is a | 80: Flaxseed 81 Is.
lRuN-Pig s35 $40 per toni Swedes $780, Tredegar and
English rrined S95 a 100; Common English s.; up coun-
Rr S7S n an
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SALES Of sTocK6

REPORTED BY joins A. LANCASTER Son, BROKERS'.
Virginia d per cent. 81 years 10 run, none for sale at the Treasury
vnTinia s per CTS IS years issue, sales l05S andint.
Virginia 6 per comic, over10 years 20 run, sales l4 and int.
virginia s per cents under 10 years 10 run, GALES lG2 aEd int.
5,is guaranteed by The State, last gales, ~ and hot.
Rrhmond City Bonds, 81 years 70 run, sales 10y and int
praEEonL CITY Bunds. short dates, last sales, lOl a luz and mt.
Virginia Bank Stock, a r87o, last sales,
Farmers Bank Stock. last sales. l3
g,.naose Bank Stock, las, sales NIX
vr,lnia and Tennessee RailRoadb bonds, lastsales IS and Int.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales 100
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $40, last sales 80 since div.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
Gcck, last sales w
yrginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales, 42x
Richmond and Petersburg Raj! Road Stool, las.
kie:, -
A.hmnnd and Danvile Rail Road Stock, last sales 85
lane. River g. Kanawha Stock, last salcs, : ~
pnhaund Building Fuod Company, last sales 30
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SALES OF TOBACCO BY JOHNSON & PCGH,
Commission Merchants, Richmond, Va.

hid fine manufacturing leaf, W T Walker of Goochland
WIN dreamer at Sl4 81; 4 for B T Winston of Louisa,
IL Msss,s T g. S Harrdsrove at IA rs. ! at 9 rs. | at 9 SO.
1852; i leaf, G Bullock of Louisa at 3; l leaf B d Fran.
; n. 3h,o. Geo J Gardner Of Louisa. l ut go, 5 80, 6 rs;
Leaf Jas l. Kean of Louisa at 8 80; leaf, VIM b Cole OF
Lunesouyy a, 8, 2 leaf, J NJ Vest Of Louisa at Z IS; terdl'
maud ZONES Of Orange, | Ieuf at 8 Is, 3 lugs at S 70 6 81. 6;
8 hhds for Hunter q: Qusrles Of Louisa. 3 leaf at6 IS. . ";
8; 3 iues AT IS 6 81, 6 1851 lugs for Dr. F Perkin0 of Lou
Ia, q s and & IN.
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SUPER: PA of LIME,

IT, The Far,ners and those tAo my &c Joao,oins Agricultural
Pursuits.
TIME subscriber begs 10 call their attention 10 the above valuable
IL assistant and fertilizer, TO their soils, and invites those who
have never made trial 10 do so, with its effects. &c, the present
spring, feelinsa assured they will be highly pleased with its already
pronounced magic results, as a promoter Of growth eenera'ly.-
ScrupuIous experiments have been made with this manure, from
time 10 time. by various acknowledged scientific agicuituralsts, by
the side OF Peruvian Guano, AS to It's relative value compared with
the latter, and in many instances a decided preference reported upon;
but nothing certainly inferior. One great, advantage 1t possesses
over Guano is, il may be in all cases applied directly upon the seeds
or around plants, without the fear Of burning the crops like Guano
Like the latter, 1t has become a tavorite with all those who have test
ed is merits, aud its safes for 30 recent IN introduction are unPrece.
dented. Alicrors are benefited by its application.
Full particulars for using. &c, likewise copy Of an analysis lately
made by Doctor Stewart OF Baltimore, Analytical Chemist, for the
various cargoes OF Peruvian Gusno going into Baltimore, aceonpa,
MED by his remarks. may be had Of Messrs. McGruder d Sons OF
this CITY, TO whom the subscriber holds himself responsible for Tho
supplying Of a pure article. My brand disposed OF by any other
parties in this city, I will not acknowledge the responsibility Of As
there are limitations, I think il necessary TO give such publicity. All
bags will hencciorward be branded. G: b DsBURG'S
No. | Super. Phosphate Of Lime.
RI.bmond. Aprl l3-t3OthJunc
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LAND O SALE.

T WISH to sell a Tract Of Land, about 700 acres, m mIs svu on = i i1s
from Port Royal, Caroline county, virginia. nhme,h'Ioy y ~
road TO Bowling Green. The land is very rich. Moto taah o Ut
hundred acres are in wood and timber, which s e T%r H Royai " ~
There IL descent all the way from the farm to ,he " vii tWSs,t n coqo
and Tobacco. It's. advantages OF situation are surpassed py low
l.rma in tho state. ] would prefer dividing It into TWO o. mtee
Darts Of il would suit timber setlers and wood'cutiers best a. pre-
sent, and another portion is open G and Tea 1ay "a , pmi ,aln puTIoso 81 ''
Iwould like 10 sell several Houses ana I9ts 1h inc sIpsuIirn ~
Royal. HEoh"e
March l6-f
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IN Y.-STATE OF VIRGINIA, TO wIr:-At
L rules held for the Circuit Court of Powhatan county, in 1he
Clerks Office Of the said Circuit Court, from the 9th 10 the eh
= David r. Davidson, NV '~' WI PnG:
against
Elizabeth C. Finncy and Elizabeth D. Einney, John II. Finney'
VIM. W. Fioney, Randolph II. finney and Lewis II. Finney es!!.
the ACE of twenty one years. and WIN. s. Dance. Defts:
The object Of this sui, lat obtain a decree confirming the liIlc Of
the pIainIIG TO a tract Of land IN the county Of Powhalan, sold by te
defendant, Eliz beth Chimney, for herself and as trustee for hI
children, ~ The plaintiff; and it appearing by affidavit filed IN Inc
cause. that the defendants, Elizabeth c. Finney, Elizabeth, d FinneS
John Ii. Finney aud WIN. w. FInncy, are not Inhabitants oil THIS Ia.
il is thereupon ordered that they do appear here w,thin ono month
aher due publication Of this order, and answer the bill OF the PLAIN.
Tiff, and do what may be necessary 10 protect their interests IN tr
sui: and thR, q copy Of this order be published once q week ior iouII
successive weeks, inthc Richmond Enquirer, E newspaper publishes
In tho city Of Richmond, and that another copy be posted = LUG
front door Of the Court House of this county, on tho hra day Of
n E Ccw4w w. ~ WIN. S. DANCE, C,
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AMUSEMENTS.

mETHOPOLlTAN HALL.
ONCE MORE IN FIELD!
FAmiLlAk FACES WITH NEW FEATURES.
SAHH1m q COS SOUTHERN DURLESQUE OPERA
a., = lR RS,, ,pis for Or three 9iifh's only Thursday, Friday and sl,ur
In addition 10 New Songs, Dances, Comicalities and Burlesuues
, srs, Jung one On the Concerts Of Julien, will be produced for the
uL, .me. on operate Extravaganza, entitled "1he Virginia Cupils
OF H. .ho nlsal parkIes" Also, the Grand Spanish Cocoanut Dance
pany.
Read the small bills.
Cardso OF admission, 25 cents.
Aprilll u NI,ppuy a,.p,
BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE OF MIR. J. II. TAY,
--, LOR.
L the tragedy Of the
CANISTER.
Beverley, Mr.. Taylor-StukeIy, Ar. Ward-Lewson, Boniface-Mrs.
Beverley, Mrs. w. Ward.
After which,
Dance by Miss NJ. Partngton.
To conclude with
PlZARRO.
Rolia, Mr. Taylor-Pizarro, MI. Ward-Elvira, Mrs. Warj.
ciscly. hpriI Ii
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.cw yoRK. April l3.-Flour is firm. Sales of South.
e. a. 75ss Wheat dull. Corn "a a u cts.
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BALTIMORE, APnll lS,. :, Sales, o, n, iSoo Os Ss;s s, Hs [,o 81
g 50 a I s.. Grain is dali a'1ot"ef prices 'a'eS 0' ''ee
81 cents.
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BALTIMORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OhLt lkkNlkC
P~louR.-Ths -four market Is firm, and we nolo
some activity. Sales early In the day of 100 bbls Howard
street brand, at 81 So, and 100 bbls do. at 81 oZA; also,
800 bbls Civ Mills at 81 so per bbl. On late change there
we're sales Of 900 bbls Howard street brands al ST 5o, and
GOV b5ls do. 81 62K; also, 1000 bbls City Mills. partly Tor
future and partly for immediate delivery, at S! sQ; and aQ0
pos do. ihi deiivsrysin June, buyers option, and e. a. per
Dbl. There is very little shipping demand.
GaAls.-Grain scarce. About 1000 bushels Of wheat OF.
Tered, and sales at 81 10 a ! Is for red, AID good 10 prime
white at | 70 a | IS per busheI. Inferior lots z TO Ia cents
less. Corn.-Abou 1000 bushels offered and partly sold
s65 q 70 cents for white, yellow "a a IS cent per ousnel.-
Rye:-No sales. ~Oats.-Smal sales Of Maryland at 4S cts.
per bushel.
eaorlsioss.-The Provision market is quiet. Sales OF
Bacon Shoulders al S cents. aides 7 a TX cents. ad hame
3 4 IL cenrs Der 10. Bulk shoulders 8 cents, sides 3 cents,
and ham. s cents per ID. Lard in barrels 9T ASK cents,
Ind kegs l0X cents per ID.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET AFnIL lGm
The offerings of Beef Cattle lo q II me a., week eel , Uar ,bs so0 Cow
There were about 200 in market. and sold from 20 to s45 -
Hogs in fair request, and selling from 6 rs to sb75 per luU
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E1N,IING ~TTENSILS.

II y
aE1E ask the attention OF Farmers 10 our large and well selected
W stock Of
Amcs' md Rowla hds Spades and Shovels.
Long and short handle hay and manure Forks.
Grain. grass and Lrambic Scy;hc. aud Scythc Snaths
Elwcli hillinG, wee ling aud grub hurs.
Trace. Halter, Fifth, Srrc,chcr, Tongue, Breast, Oh, Log,
Coil, We'll and other Chains. ~ ,--
SN' .. ...nDn-. .iIiI"f.a ~ virginia nXc'.
Patent horse shoce. city made mule shoes,
Chain and SUct OF rUnpa.
BraIntle and bush hooks
Pruning saws, Shears, Scissors and Knives
Garden Hoes, Rakcs. Reels and Lines.
Horse and Mule Collars. IIamcs. Brides. &c. For sale by
April5. VAN LEW & TAYLOR. l9 Main Street.
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A NEW HOUSE,
ARLINGTON HOTEL-W. McCHKRf.
a CONVENIENT and delightful sitoa.lon, corner o Nam ~
"A s,h streets. is now open for the aeeommoaauoa u nnn nias
vi.,or, and Resident Boarders. Il isthe purpose Of the PROPRIETOR
n Zen 4 drst class House, and he will exert himself 10 deserve PS'
trooase. Travellers will dnd superior apartments Al !ae HOUSE
March 20-ln
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SPRING AND SEMMEK lead

SPRING AND SUMNER READY MADE CLOTHING.
d. GOODMAN invites call: from all in want: 10 examine the
~ large stock OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, which
he has now opened at No. i3i Main Street, opposite EAGLE Square:
Ills stock embraces every article Kept IN \ CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING HOUSE. Fromtri weekly receipts (direct from the
Mandatory he IL enabled, al all timess. 10 furnish the very La:
TEST STYLES: and from this very great facilities, at usually LOW
PRICES FOR CASH All articles warranted OF the best make, from
finest to lowest grades.
lie deems ii needless, after The long trial the Public has had with
his goods, TO say more in their commentators. Enloavorins always
tn meet the appreciation Of the most fasiidinus. a call from his Ud
friends. and the public generally, is respectfully solicited. All nc
asks is TO give him q trial. None shall go away dl'satishr ed.
J. u. GOODMAN.
n. D-Always on hand a large supply OF TRUNKS Of all styles
and sizes; a.o INDIA RUBBER OVER COATS and LEGGISS,
which wII he sold at small advance on cost. April 3
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HEAVY FAILURE:
..r yopx ApRlL ia large grain house Is reported 10
~ oiled for a quarter Of million OF dollars.