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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

TINIOE COURSE. L. L-TROITlNG.-UN FRIDAY,
~ October II, at half past two O'Clock, q match for
$4,000 mile heats best three In five, under saddle ca.ch
weights Fl. Jones names br 6. Msc Wrl. Woodruff
lyn fer the course, at half past O'Clock, and
when the sport Ia Fare to and ,etura 50 cents
Stages also leave the Williamsburg frres for the coure
every half hour. SHAW WHITE, Propretors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

yETANTED--A sEiUAN0N, BY REaPECrABLE
wv young woman, seamstrsss; cut aad a.
ladies' and bdrens dresses Cau at 126 Clinton place,
eighth street. second a0or, front ro5m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

1.-TWO YOUNG LADIES COMPETENT TO INSTRUCT IN
i English, French and music, are desirous OF stua-
tons in private families or schools. Address L q. H.,
boz 81 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF WRITING AND ACCOUNTS.
IN FOSTER, DIXON CO., sc.suotants, commercial
teachers and decorative penmen, No. Appe.ons build
ing. $40 Broadway, n Y-Bookisspng, B. 7. Fosters
Eenmanship, Hiram Dixon; card Writing, &c, Ira B.
Person; arithmetic, &C., H. Dixon, il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

HTANTED-BY RESPECrABLE YOUNG WOMAN
v estimation, to 10 eharnberwork and assist in vash
" and ironing to do tho cooking Ia respect ne
ny Can give the beat Of city reference Pisase cali
he door from Pacific street. In Vanderbilt avenue
.eef aide. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

yNTANTED-BY A RESPECTFULLY WOMAN, A STU
w alton cook, washer and ironer. Has lived ten
years in her last place Can be for two days 222
Twenty third street, between First and Second avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

NTTsNTTD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation she do very good plain cooking: is
FIRST rs'e washer and isoncr has the best of city re
rence hs has lived two years in her last plscs Please
call az No. Fifth stsee, in the candy store, for two
DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

yN7AkTED--A SITUATION BY REsPECrABLE
w yourg girl 10 Yeas o. age, to tend coltestloa
cry bakery Has the best OF city reference and l.
well acquainted si.h The business Please cali at No
SC West Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

NyTANTSp-A SITUATION, BY REspECrAsI.E
w yonrg woman, as good plain csok, washer aud
ironer city reference Sa given. Can be at
Bluc street, opposite 30, in cottsge house brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

"ANIED--A SITUATION, by TWO RESPECTABLE
w young woEnso, to do general no assworh Ia \ sins
sanity 1hey Engsh and lately arrived in this coun
tyy. Please call at 209 Avsaae ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

TYANTED--A SITUATION, BY RgsPE TABLE
W young woman TO Go chamber work and vaitipr or
- washing and ironing. Can give good city reference
Saass cali st % Fifteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

TXTANTFD-A sIiUA1IoN BY A COMPETENT
w ycurg womsn, as housepsid and waiter, house
maid children's nurse; would sssst in the washing
and ironing Good reference from hsr last place where
she lived two years. Would make herself useful in
all domestic work. Please call at 2i8 Eirs. avenue, IN
grocery soge three doors above Thirteenth street.
tie cas-. side. Can be seen for NO days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT wO-
Nv man, situation; ID good Lain COOK, good wssh
spd ircnsr aud good baker. The best OF city refer
ness be given Please apply at 10 Csrmiue street
sons basement Can be seen for tso days II not
Xnred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

HHyANfED-Bs A RssPEJrABLE GIRL, A srrUA
W ton cook lsup5ress; she understands cooks mr.
- al its branches, and is Hso good laanirsss. Has
NE beet Of references from both her Last Please
AL for two days at 1856 Ausy saest, between Maciou
Al sfre6t and sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

VEyRITrNG-MR DOIBEAF, 600 BROADWAY, TEACH.
w es plan which entirely removes al stiffness,
trembling and crempipg Of the hand and to
every the ability TO write with eeg and
city New pupils will be received this week at half
the usual price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

yITANTEI "A SITUATION, BY YoUNGwoxAN, AS
w nurse or chambermaid in . respectable family.
The hest of ety references be given Apply at 1Se
Thirty fourth street, between First and Second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

UyANTED-A SITUATION. BY RFSPBCfABLE
!" married woman, wet nurse who hes lost her
baby two weeks old, IN private family Can be sssn
Ser two day q at 12i Eleventh stIsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

TKTANrED~ BY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL A
w situation and ssamstrsss In private Ia
nily Hes good city reference Can be seen FOR 70
days If not engaged, st 20 West Seventeenth street,
between Fifth and sixth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

|UANTED-BY TWO REsPECrAsLE PROTEST mt
Az gals, situations; enc as chambersrah snd iauu.
So and the other ~ waiter. Good city reference.
ase call ~ 1Ie Twelfth street, between SIXTH aud
nth avenues, for two DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

VXTANrEr--A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w wcmsn to 10 general house work in small pri
vate family; ia good washer and ironer has NO chiec
ton to the country Can be for two days at "a F
tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

NTANrED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT ABLE
w girl to do chsmberwork; is willing TO assis. in
washing and ironing or to do waiting or plain sewing
get good city reference. Can be for days
st 7b Spring street, i n the dry goods stcre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

VK1ANlFD--A SITUATION, BY A RrsPECrABLl
w yourg woman TO do chamberwoIk o. genera
hoaaaTork il small private family good reference
for NO days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

i and German largusges having several hoursin the
afternoon and evening disengsged, would b happy to
devote them to the Instruction Of pupils whose attention.
may be taken up by business during the day Address
Mde Gnillaume 400 Broorae street, second block west
Of Broad way,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

VKykNTEf-BY A RESPECTABLE PERSON, A
w situation ssamatIess; understands all kinis Of
family sewing; viii see to children; best OF city refer
given. Please cs at LAG Third avcnus, between
Fifteenth and sixtse.th streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

SE5 sNJFD-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w yourE woman, as seanst.ess; sbe under stands
shne mAs.g perfectly. Can be for two days &c
Vest Twenty ttrd street. door from Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

HANTEr-AN EDUCATED FRENCH WOMAN, TO
70 70 Boston and take charge Of two ltsie girls
assist in sewing. Tbe best of references viii be
red. Apply 1t 100 sscond avenue, fcr two days be.
BEN the kours Of and IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

SxTANTEp-BY COMPETENT PERSON, A srrUA.
w ton to do the cooking and washing for n snail
family. Satisfactory references. Call At 19l Varics
street. first floor, front room, nesr the corner Of King
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
SUSPENSION OF THE NEUTRALITY
LAWS.

The Genics CT Mischief never idle and this &C.
has entered the person Of honorable Senator
Of the United States. Mr.. sLIpELL Of Louisiana has
proposed resolution of inquiry tand the Senate has
frrred it to the Committee Foreign Reauons) iato
the expcdiency Of authorizing the President Of the Uh
ted States during any future Of Congress- s
pend by proclamation, the aes for the punishment Of
certain crimes against the United States.
The ayowed object Of Mr. Slidsll let the ardent
spirits Of country, who greatly greved At the
condition Of the people Of Cuba loose upon the Island,
without the dread punishment whenever the creoes
shall intimate wish for help. Mr.. Slidell mas con-
WINGED himself that the Spanish government intends to
enancpae the slaves Of Cuba, and therefore ought
to interpose TO prevent il. His plan is TO EARN the
President ith the simple power to unfetier the limbs
Of people, and the government will have occasion
put forth the energies Of the nation individual enter
prise and befsy will at furnish the men and the
aisraI that will enable the native population of Cuba
10 shake of the yoke Of their atlantic tyrants
This is modest, we confess, coming from States
man Of nation that processes 10 abhor nterpsnfiSn
1t is nothing more less than declaration that the ad
portion q population to be let loose,
without restraint law upon the possessions Of
try with HON at peace.
But we think Mr. SLIpELL may put himself at ease
on this subject. majority Of Congress cannot be 50
reckless as to sanction this unprovoked crusade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

T., ~. Ssrste Jyslnfsisy, bill TO authorize The
r.rbsss ofthe portraits Of the firsl FIVE Presidents
81 tbe Uni,el States was reported, considered and
passed Tie ladian appropriation bill was men
eeo,siSersa and many amendments were acted up
~ Aster "a executive session, the Senate ad-
m IN. House cf Representatives, several reports
were made lfot Standing committees, including
bin proyis nesT the support eflhe Post Once De
part,nent FsrI ihe year ending June so 1858 The
biu ersniink iaues equally 10 the several States
for psrposrs lof in1efnai improvement and educa-
lionaI pufpotes was discussed during the morning
honr The House wenI into committee, and took
y, he dlfidieney bill, when Messrs. Harris, of
Mississinbi HietleF and Taslor, at Ohio several
Nv spoke ID opposition to he Nebraska and Kansas
bill, j!
Ia lhe9senRte, TEnrsaay. bill to incorporate the
National Hotel Company Of Washington city was
passed, TWO private bills were also passed. The
Indian spbrdpai bill was then considered, and
MANY smtndtnenis were acted upon.
In the House OF Representatives, Mr. Disney
spoke Curing the morning hour, against the bill
granting lAnd 10 al States for internal improve
ment and school purposes,
The defcleney Bill was then taken up in Com
milIee Of the Whole on the ste OF the Union, when
Messrs Smith, OF Virginia, and Mr. Barry spoke
IN favor o. ahd Mr.. Hughes in opposition 10 the
Nebraskal Kansas bill.
The SENATE was not in session Friday
In the House Of Representatives. The bill grant
ing lands 10 the several States for internal improve
meai and sehl5ol pnrposes was debated dusing the
morning houFi Mr.. Rogers delivering speech in
faycr OF i'll The house went into committee, when
Mr. Giddings made personal explanations with
reference 10 remarks OF Mr. Smith. OF Virginia,
and that eerA'ensn replied. MIR SspP delivered
his views In opposition 10 the Nebraska bill The
communicative rose, and the House adjourned I'M
iii Monday.
In the Senate, en- NJ HdaV, Mr. Siideli offered
a resolution Iditee ing an inquiry by the Com
miltee on Fofeign Relations into the expediency 81
authorizing The President during any recess Q,
Congress, Whenever the public interest requires it
TO suspend The neutrality laws, either in whole oil
ia part Tor period not exceeding twelve months
The Indian appropriation bill was further conside
ed and was then postponed for an executive ses
sion.
The House of Representatives passed the bill
for the continuation Of certain military roads anS
wells ia the Territory of New Mexico
The femai5der Of the sitting was consumed il
the consideration Of business relating to the organ
;1sI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04


Als st1Drtl q Ioaisisn. n, .ro.ee into a. Sea-
ate PraPostoa 70 antherre he Pre.acatc he Unsed
States sspesd the neuirali,y laws 20 .. 10 let cur
sdesatsroas PePaatos lsose upop cuha prevent Ae
snsnspaiirn Of The negroes II that bland which Il i
Insisted the Spanish sai,.sss uaaer the
Pru,sciioo Of England and Francs Mr. 8 says he de-
sres no q the part cf e1r citizens uni he
Cn5ans sh. hare put their own skcad~rs the vhed
Gue thiag certain (he says) that in despite q all
yc statutes. yens eoscofs year marshals year army
and navy, the reroluOaary standard Be hosisd
is euta, and maintained for few short weeks, no Ad
msiraiion prevent citizens from rushing to the
rescue IN znch numbers will Secure iss triamph-d
Dsnoc1atie Prsident lrsuld NOT desire 70 do Il.
Well this is speaking ont plain English csrtaHly.
Bu the representatives, Of the peops-ars the Peo-
,pe themselves rife for this crusader Fren natioa
always ready denounce intereaon in the affairs d
ether peoPle-and bearing in sacred remenbranes The
preeepis Of washington, certainy
strike the atsatioa Of the world extraordinary
prupcsition .sMisehef'' Is unquesicaably .aaOai.
ba, whether ready cry out sslet il work.
mains 70 be seen Mr.. Slidell eydeaty hnds It neees
sary get up crisis to the Adn instraton from
the contempt into which il is daily sinking. He is III.
boaest Of the Congressional libestess. and is entte.
10 the ioat rank
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
"EREB PRE~s. Ar MISUNDERSTANDING


Since the removal Of A. Nj. CRtpI En- 10 Camp Hill,
the packages Of Free Press left the Cigar and To-
bacco Store Of Mr.. S. " YANrIs, opposite the United
States Hotel. We do not Intend to Puff MIR. YANTls,
but take say, by auhorityof competsat
judges that the very choicest variety Of Cigars be
had at his establishment, where tho largest liberty
given in putting His tobacco, too, is represented las
something exfatherefore the lovers Of the weed can
get good qaid for the qsttd pro quo.
Talking Of guilds, reminds u.s. that not having rcceyd
from Of patrons the Guild pro quo of the rec
Press, they not be surprised 10 find themselves
missing in the receipt of the paper. We heartily
tired with urpishng paper to thpsewho do not ply
and We intend to compel payment or rspud5iifion+
From paying subscribers, God deliver poor pub
Usher The had better have mill stone applied to lis
seck, and then be plunged in the river.
Speaking Of The river reminds that the Canal is 10
fine narigahle rder and that Mr. ISRAEL Russell, ~
Harpers Try, constantly supp ing the public with
Shsd and Hcrlng, Of which No hsve had tie
pleasure az tasting troagh The kindness Of Mr.. r. Ard
this brings TO mind. surprize, hat merchants
and others do not deal more extensively at Alexandria,
Were everything be purcha 81 moderate prices,
and uch saving made in transporta ion BY the way,
Alexandra is now one Of the cities Of Virginia Ter
citizens can longer pasture in her sessyery
thing is busle-busness is brsk-and the deslers in
Merchandise and Produce prepared extend every
facility customers. We shall have occasion 10 refc+
to AlSxand ria at another time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04


The sieamship Raci6c arrived a New Work
Mo1sAy hsings Livefpeol dates o he 18Th rlts
four ders Laser th1n previcus advices Toe news.
,houga npi specially important has many Pain'.
of interest Fromiske Dsnube We lee.n 'nas p
imporj4nl operations had taken Place ne So,
sians sestaiasd themselves IN the Doornasena ane
lare saiies OF thaif rsops were crossing ne 49,.
ME via is view 81 fartying al the ma
viii e1hhe .hsu IL obstnct the advance 9I lne -.
lied trsees. The combined lees n nc oteek 80
were eF Oiesa. watch il vas ramorea ny 49, go
rreraffnr Is asInck Il was strongly lettlhso 80
would Sc dstendeG by an army 81 ninsv 'nS1i-Aa
Russians. $500. -,
sfhe news frcm she Baltic j. that Nsplss SIS.
had M IS ses andi "a attack one Of ne hasa.sn
squadrons was aniscipsied The nfs1 pzss - \
war fse mereha a. vessels laden Nitn M 8 8
var. has BEEN made We presume they VETS 8. zsus'
sian vessels though their nationaliy = sos rs I,
,iored The French lees had sailed Y 5olh - g.
pief. Navigation was fast opening, ana rs ~ nt
sS.s Mad DESTROYED their island tcfiitea.ions ans
rstired ID HE MATS land with their shipping
Austria has occupied Seryta with heF upopf--
rrrssia was sliii d ursl while Austria seems nor
fafprahls disposed 10 the Western eowers- hen
gary and Poland Are bs'h exhibiting symsoms
disafectioa. ,,a -,
The Commercial advices are favorable Consol
were well Supported 6ea closed Al SIT. TO bread
| s,ntFs McHsnry quotes -four Is, 70 g dearsf ans
/ vrhest 81. higher with large demand Tor con
Is 1, pton. 7he figures given. however - notshol
| q, prsat 40 adyaEee. 10 cotton The fmprovemfnt
| snslaineJ and the.markel htm.-Bait. AmeTisaS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
WARRINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY At GRANVILLE, WASHING
k-nN cnfrrTY Y

As GOOD 1naty ofour Farmers haveinsured in this
Company for tetJi Of years, and Al this Company
has during the bust v inter and Spring sent on and
collected its premium not,s thought the follow
ing extract from aRodes Jaitel Strtfs fSrertser' Of
November 1853 giving "a synopsisof the Fire In
surapee Companies oflhe State Of New York. for 1851
compiled from The original returns in the State
comptroiers Office, might interest onr agricultural
friends now insured in the above Company.
Names ef OTHERS: Soloman S. Conan, President
Arch Bishop, Secretary.
Capital Sl63,d64la
L,aGslayor aaouat Of Iasred, SIS 0o5,94sl Seven
ty-eight millions, five Thousand, nine hundred and
forty-;hree dollatsn
Amount Of prduians reciered SIS 8l672.
LOSES Or 1862 Ss445s.s5.
EzPeascs Jot lB52, S2o, 1862.
Dirifsnf. $00d00O, NOTHING
assets dpe q MS Company, slao54f3
Comparing thd liabilities and amounts insured it
stands beyond tlA topHosi point Of any other Com
fany in che Empire State (New York; in COMPARE
son withits Capita Slss o54 Liabilities 005
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
: VIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND FARMERs' REPOSITORY

ALL -ik ~. - and rearir horizontal about one
- ~. - Z l,.,,1h inches IN length and forward
of he ear sbou1 iuo intkes- Thai portion q ne
rome rrfifRl ~. detached or severed, was llrncd
.ii~k,l,- - ~ iuuard The ear The wound
=, n. ,-sk - ind blow the ear in transverse
sifr-rfiol r,r.iiel ih he bottom II The ear, and
,lsrs 80. ~ 4 hsff inthes in length. inciining
5owrwsr5sl Iexanined fte knife aad measured
Il .rkS.,<lt A. is widest part ff1und il one and
4 ouarier itckes uiie. The wound on tue head
~ -, sr,srS ,hruarh the table o. The bone At q
VesT snail Iisf il Was pundured shout quarter
"a u $500 We exan,inei the clothing. IN the
n.;i+,, ,vrr-~oat We found cut in The back 81 Il
-'r-s.-.sss ifhthes wound in The back. There
,rers 49,, q, ihrse cher cuts One OF them was
ne,r Az. lier enl II The cape about The middle q
~ 49, r,hts vas straight enl about i've inch
= \. 1-,t-,S Two ofher, larger and apparently
sn-,,.-,-,I esenea 10 Ia I've been produced through
,hs fass M she care OF The coat. and one through
- ,,,1,t rf,h. coat corresponding with the wound
- - - There was a cut also in The furlough
-, - se;ng viii the Wound IN the back
There vs. I'M lille blood upon the coat or body
80. ~ ,.I,,rS on the rack. do not think the
e.,,S !. 80 ~ srnple had bed much. The tenn
,.I .r,I~,5 ,,s not cut From the way in which
- 80 q. bnsloned. think there were several
,h-,st ,-.,ik RI order 10 make The rents which ap
49, \, Il FTheFe must have been not less ihan
k,,r .na .,SSibiv fre cuts or thrusts But one on
~ ~ 49, fnts penetrated through the over-ooai
"a ;,,g, ~ N coat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
THAI OF CHRISTIAN.

This interet;ine irial which has occupied The at
teniion Of the Circuit Cont of this county for
DAYS was cohmined 10 the Jury on Tuesday evgy
ming. They tetirei and after a CONSULTATION r.
turned into Court and reported thai they were nm
able 10 agree His Homer Judge Thompson, then
instructed Them upon The law in the case, They
again retired and being sill unable 10 agree were
discharged The Court being 81 opinion that II
would BE dfitult il net impossible, 10 procure an
oher Sitableliury 10 try the cause in this county,
urIfItd N September
next
Chas. L. Moshy. Esq upon whom The accused
had relied mainly for his defence was taken sick
the day beforelb was 10 have made his argument
and al his reqpesl Judge Jho w. grockenbruush
appeares in h3s stead. Judge Thompson sincerely
regrt ned the lecessiiy which prevented MIR. Mos
BY from appearing in be Gaze and, under the cir
cumstanees, saw no improperly either legal, NOR
al or social in Judge, B's Cling biz place, but on
The contrary tie greatest propriety
[Lerirgtqn Gqzeitc, 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

:r....., 8, IS pRicEs u rms BAailasefr MAnkns
-, ~ ,rssk eading May9ds Ia
asror,ed expressly ior ms Ftst Pres.
IL. ..-suppiy light and Ha aA4und. We
onose nominally d $aie - PEI aes. -,
seFass : rr n 3. We quote ss in kegs a
4, u II, Is. Weslsfn 9to y sis, f 81 - tp 10
81 s.l ssa91e aasss g . y win no
af, Re.seoxsock is lar &c snd PRICES 8 declining
sslss' 81 Shoulders Al 5sso 81 ctsS bSfes 81 ln7,
Hams plain 8 10 10 CENTS. Fancy ~ 81 l2a eta
cousras soAr.-ln COED demsna u sales u
cs4rIr-450 offered asthe seasesf Monday,
$50 81 which were sold al $500 to u IS on he
tRe hoof equal to $40 10 Sils50 gu and tho
balance we're taken out Of The marsetsE
CoRs.--Receipss aTe large and d9I1snd Is ae-
tive Sales Of White at 70 70 y slst SYellow a
ID IS cts. 81
We quote 81, so 10 Sl75. III
DnsxD FRuir-Sales Of Apples A. 81 p so5i 70
Peaches at 81 rs to 80 %
DreRsxsss.-Are in demand ARD assat q . s4c.
| FLbuR- Prices are pol 80 high as early IN tie
weekyst holders are firm aud the kntets1s continue
/ light Our markets appears beyoad: skf indaencs
/ of European advices, and will he EegFNsea by oar
| own supply and demand. WeqtsFte ~ Is 10 s 81.
/ FLAxsxsn--S&les at Siss5 70 5ssS1kW
I e Foks-S af Otterat Sito s.. $ed Fox Is
DO 81 100. Mink 37to Scots. coer as Grey Fex
| l1seii6. Muakfet6tos RaAhnSi tssF
GINsESf. No demand. HELD noiS9aaisy At 20
Hoss-.Rsceip,. Ire lisA, and .asus active.
Salts al Sc 81 10 81 %
IsaRpwSalss in bills. a 81 g cix fAsss " is
| Il5esA
| Y Mustard SEEp-In good denaantii wth sales ala
| 10 els
i O.rs.-Good demand and sales at k3tto 50 cts.
RYr.-Geoa demand and pfjegs AIE3 well sus-
| tains6 Weeuose Nj ii 90 q ~ ctS X Penn. IS
4 ID iN5 cts
i SSlKE RooT.-Seneca is n IemAsy and sells
! readily al 30 10 % cis
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