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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
- e. s:;iaii;a rHhoUGH FROM nucHANAN 70


are from Lynchburg to Buchanan. ......,....S 80
3
From Lynchburg to Charlottesville. ......... . IN
On ana after the 22d of October Packet Boats vii q
Buchanan at A NJ and Lynchburg at II p NJ Moudq
Wednesday and Friday, and Richmond second dF
at 3 clock A. NJ. ~ %
Charottesvile passengers leaving Lynchburg at :,
reach Scottesyle at l0t A NJ arrive in (Is
ottesvillc at 81 p M Leave LynehburQ for Bucbanan
arrive at Il NJ. : - ''' -
From Lynchburg to Richmond see time and distances
card below $40 ~ '"''N'e
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EETWEEN KiCMM0AD AND n. -

~ lORk-STEAMSHIP JAMESToW rse
Inc T. > Mail steamship JAMESTOWN in com
mand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New York reora
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock Tor n i
mond She will not take any freight to or from CIV -
She leaves Richmond regularly every TIIESDAy trTrt
NOON at 4 o'clock, for New York ~ ~
Those desiring to ship by her have their goods ere
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here can la,
u state,hooln secured by addressing us by mail.
~ Inc ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, stops at CITY Pom
Where she VIII land and receive freight Both the Jaeso
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers at CITY Pom
and Norfolk. IIlJJAN e " ATS9S
mar by Ri,buopd
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'EWsiCnE A WEEK HET WEEN

III n W "
= BAIllMOtL AND RICHMOND, by steam IN r3T
ers BLLN lDEkE and POCAHONTAS.-The@ aahska
SIEAMER BELVIDERE leaves Baltimore every s Arm
DAn AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lea es m n
MIND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Balimor,
Inc POCAHONlAS leaves BALTIMORE every WFn
NESDAf AFTERNOON for Richmond RETURNING IL. =,
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Ia.
timore. Oo-' w IAN
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats must have
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
mar ~ IIDIAM A MAISAN L.,
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~
~ CAN =. y UNION
FRUITS INDUSTRY the LlfE OF ADAM CLARKE
very interesting volume and should be read by all
scets and denominations.
AMY Is highly interesting and seasonable volu,ae
MEMOIR OF DoIi Dung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CATACoABs OF RonE--We need not call attention to this
volume-the title will secure that
SCHOOL DAYS REsiEWED Students should not fail read
this volume
THE SAD MfsrAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
and fidelity the mistakes which often the
religious training of families Parents don't need this
book
THE GREAT QUESTION great book 1t of great
terests. VIII you read i'll
All OF the above and the publications of the American s. s.
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn Books Maps aud Miscellaneous volumes, be
had at Lanshorne Walkups Book Store LynchDurg, Va
+. &. JENNINGS,
feb Its Supt. Am. S. $. Union
MUSICAL RONES.-.Dusl received % fine
WI of MUSICAL BOXES. which play from three
TO six tunes each. Call and see them w. p. GREENE,
5-s Bank Square.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


gentleanen. My child had commenced breaking last
fall In small Aoros which gradually extended the entire
head including both which much by the
to fear that both would drop
tried all sorts of advertised domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL II began get better the bottle broke ap
piled gals TO it again began get My elder daug
ter said PA DO OF that Turf on sstcra head
looked much better when yon used It." We got another
bottle and her head nearly well This aggra.
yased and took half hour every day aud
was offensive. One bottle feel assured will
her entirely there but little of the disease remaining
You entitled his for benefit others
great pleasure In giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, II. I. CHALK.
To Messrx Doye A (o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

These Ncssef arr Of the first class ,,, VI n " tipt,
a aSa s sI ,o1 ~ aae AID h the city
Captains well qualified for the trade ana by exI, nm,
excrtion to accommodate. They viii be- Inc, viii spare
advertised - 10 sah pfahiiflv
Merchants going North or ordering goods fr,... .
VIII md 1t TO their Interest 10 ship by This linz Ne" lof
always be taken low by any other Inn as freight v
every ef9r, WIN be made by NE in nirets al
,o picho no E insurance be % At
share Of patronage. " '"'ainhg IA
Goods shipped by this line to Ncw.Yorl ,.a,,
free OF commission to New Orleans, Mobile ofh ard
vannah or any other Southern Northern port son.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dart J. .
at Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot ali s,,w fo
DAVID WIN. CURRIE, RicLmand
.ug ed,s '" H. riT"ooN' y, l., Aees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

L
UMPOaTATsON.--LS KS: SPORT
Il ING wARE-nousk-~her VIII be found The i.ssss
Rsss paan. English sslioeeiins flss Shooter ts A
Thurbers Reviewers and single Pistols i's aa
CUP Snp Wa. and wire tsrTdss. dus H.rs
ed Bullets Due1 and small shot, Liquor fiasAs Rogers
1s o@ a ss" sss WOW .as ea
Plain every thing in onr line te salt Gun masf'
VII" ''' wa b ! { FISHER, Opposite he
sep lpts Novel; House I,nehhafR As
IN sTOuE AND ron sAGg.A LOT Of
L very superior Glover and o,sa,ra ~ ~ roSs
Up It's TAiiAfheho hsa'h' " =
spuENDsD HAT ron .J.00.-s bs,e 81
n very pretty spring style noIeskn lis a, fes doss
This Hat made for has my name IN IL ana - ~
handsome Hat ma lstsl 7 sEAbehf.-
100 lbs. Pris """'ai" III ne In ART '"''
spIat. "''''' ''''''''''s1'.@9 J Il an II soWLiS.
~ cGiscra,er.. Refrigerator a .~ Of This
III invaluable article yet for sale which VIII ~ ."
the reasonable ietlhs Apply eafy. a WINSTON.
Sopy mars. -oFr nar-,ianl"sI, c l".,.
Son Hats Also BLACK aed Pearl ventilated Hat Of the most
| fashionable styles opened, shAbuff .
u,vor rcnt--r hc store recently occupied by
| II u. Dos. Campbell Court House II contains two
given Immediately. J0nN u. ALEXANDER
apl lads Campbell q II
gl,O AMBHOTYPssTs.-
Il chry"d Nitrate slsari Pure A ., Acid
snip Iron, Nitric -
Jiyposnlph. soda, snlpurle Acid:
1odlda Potsss sulpl. Ether washd,
Bromds potass; Atwoods Pure Alel
Cyanide Poiaa, Pune Nitrs puyd.
Hest White filtering Paper.
stock Of the above and ali other Chemicals used by
ambrotypiss constantly hand and will be sold
able prices. sTRoTHER WHITEHEAD.
apl22is Druggists
LNBNE CLOTHS AND DOE sK1Ns.-Entrn
II fine Black Cloths Doe skins. black aud Fancy
Velvet Yostngs Winter 1azafnsres, @e &e lower
than ever, at dec sal wM L. PAGES
A1cm. Earni.hsng & ood..-shirt-, Cellars aud
lVu all sizes superior aud make also TN
rshfs Stocks Meek Tes Handkerchief. Gloves Ac Sc.
cheap for cash dec esl NM L. PAGE,
4 CARD.--Havings sold my Interest in the Da-
~ guerrean Gallery In this place To Mr. JAMES KEAGY
would respectfully recommend him tn the favorable attention
~ the public skfnl Artist and gentleman whom they
rely Come then, and al his inlmiahie AN
BROTfPEs which only be procured of him In this city
In taking would thanks for the liberal
aud Kind received from public u
ring residence Of eight years, 4. b GIBBS
oe i2ts-Rep copy
Ma Rye Whi-key mud Br.nay.
~ A large stock Of old Whiseeyi
French Brandy, Apple Brandy, Rum, Gin, 6e..
For sale by dec l2is LEE a JOHNSON
uNAuIIx AND ENTRA PGOUR.-Fnmiiy,
II Extra aud supernne Flour IN store aud for sale BY
ie22u LIE JOHNSON
SOMETHING sUPERIOR.-McC &
- JONES viii have, IN a few days.
90 cases that celebrated ~. q Stick Llceriee,
To which they invite the attention Of manu- fsr,urers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
Read the Trash about our Turf oil.


During sleigh ride this winter past, my
leg and the skin of place larger than my hand
the rubbing made OF the thigh applied
Turf on and In day two he well. Another
mute which was working to my dray became unable TO
walk. On exanong his foot discovered
inches long to the head Ny driver
he would be good for nothing. drew the nail
piece of lint and your Turf Oh him once
and from thai moment he has lest hour good
A. ee also saw horse badly snagged the outside Of
inches wide from which he day two Your Turf
Gu was applied and brought them entirely sound 1t
truly ia Of the remedies for have
known, and have lived in drug for several years
this as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove 4 Co. J. II. wEiSIGER.
For sale by STROTHER g. wHlTEIIEAD
ma dom Lynchburg
QDROsREAeB0N - KEAlsY's pORTR 4 r.
u GALLERY Main street Lynehburg IL one of the most
extensive aud best the reception
OF fine szes neatly furnished and embeshod with choice
specimens Of the various styles of known
Photographic The Ambrotype beautifully oolored Pho
tographs combining the rnhfunes of Abrotypc with
the eegancy Of finish In the best engravngs also
gnereofYpes of every size.
The operating large with
and side lights that In the weather
good IL not better results be produced
shines brightest Mi. X. will be happy TO all times
the lovers Of the beanul In whether they wish
not The dattefag he
the past Authorizes the hope thai during the
he may have the pleasure OF placing record
face hioh will be impeshable the material which
the impression made Especially would he appeal
ladies of whom about beautiful they will
behen secure the shadow the substance adcs
your friends with you-your husband your chld-sad psr
nw alleviate and soen the of those dark hour
ooknpon the bright images hearts hershe In other
Come onecome everybody Lockets breaspins rings etc
constantly on hand. may Cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
SIMPSON A BROTHER.

l,r,, SIMPSON a BROTHER,
VI SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE S1&k.p
- LYNcHBURs, April 2l st, 1s56-We
u now in receipt of the heaviest, and ss-@~'H0
varied stock, it has yet been pleasure offer liberal
public
Those who will favor establishment with a visit Will be
impressed with the general superior character style
good beside finding the ample every
branch of trade consisting of Heavy and Fancy ard
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Guns and Rifles, Allen
self Cooking and Colts Pistols Hunting and Fishing
Tackle, Silver Plated Ware Of warranted quality Boo,
Tin and Britannia Goods, Saddery Carriage, and Buggy
trimmings, shcemaker.s Findings Floor aud Table oil
Cluths, Carpenters Mllwrghts Wheowrights, and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles of almost CIV cry
descriptions Window Shades Gilt Cornice Pins
At a. House Building Materials such French aud
Locks OF every style and furniture &C. SC Farming uen
sis generally Patent Grain Cradles Blades and tools
every variety, To be found such establishment
wholesale retail prices stock chiefly
nfeturer and selected In person and
who may call they will find any
part of the south. s. NJ SIMPSON.
CHAS. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

yesterday received several cases OF superior VIDE
fat Molcskin equal IN style and hpish 10 any sold
In our ETY. perhaps little superior Genemen please
.sIIa aud see ti5efa l.. SfABIEI,
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" site.s 80 LIN E of ftiei..,u.. -

line Is composed OF the follow .ug vessels hei' r.
from New York every three d. ) An an, anu sas .'-s~s
Richmond viz: al "hh.d Ia In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
N,.so1,V arm nj Dsiinrda wal

IL ToN fhs day d0a1lVcd by mnIaaI 'oIsent Al 'l
Iaylng claims against va viii present them Dill
0urRslyE fr payment aud those indebted will make pay
neut ~ The u the concern Is only to be n
Il, itorldst,p WA y DfIIARD,
ma Idta JAS. e. WALTON
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TRAVELLERS DIREcTopy .
Hos NhM 0H,.EANs.-,irg.n.. a..

p. S-shippers by this Vessel Will ye, a.. kiehagl
OF destination q, onehai rate Of freight kooas
other route ana IN less time Insurance can hsA
the best terms yam he ,itt#. :
aug 22-ts. u. 4 l. :.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

II ecp yons Feet WRr"'.-Just received, by Express
IN fresh lot Of over Gaicrsa great protection 10 the
nuelcs and feet ffe ltsl NM. l.. fAIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

,iquof,cc and Oil, la store and for saIc nv
- AaP' iV'S J. b, & b. II. NOWLIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

EEOyER SEED, SUGAR, Ac.--
~ superior Glover Seed.
New Orleans Sugar;
Coffee do
Clarified do
Loaf and Powdered Sugar;
Fine Gun Powder and BLACK Tea;
hieheiis Candies, for sale accommodating terms by
Its NJ. HDLLINS & {
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
CursrrprirLp April 10Th, 1856

CHFsTfnFiTLD April 18th, lsld.
Messr, Dore co-Having used your Turf on and finding
lit be such fine medicine think II due to that You
should know NY daughter about foil tho
rocker of chair and bruised her thigh much
assumed the form of boil and became very had
aneed by physician but that did relieve IT, II became
runnng and continued for nearly two tried
every medicine could hear Of with effect until In
dnced 10 bottle Of your Turf Onacr using bottle
and ahaft entirely healed Ihavcsuco used for other
and found the benefit You liberty
this 3 you think proper. S CHALKLN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
! VIRGINIA a. TENNEesrE

=, =, UIE,-On and after Thursday Msf
ISL the Passenger train will leave Iynchbnrp AT minutes
'o.p ~ caoek p nl ana arrive at II NJ. = H. GILL
"Pi "O+m Gen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

BIO lsLAep. Bedford county, Va. Nov l, 1854
Messrs Dors a CoGentemen.I used about fourth OF
bottle Of Turf oil the back Of my horse the
back almost entirely place Largo my
hand and this single Application q only applied once cured
entirely and permanently really surprised at tho
quiekness ofs euayes properties and think prompt
and efeacious than anything Of the kind and
have sold thousands Of bottles Of other for similar
purposes.
ReepectfnllY ] z HONDIKANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

IDOGND GOTHIC CLOCKs.-We have open
cd another lot of these Clerks which
keepers They Of handsome form and cncn
aud be sold price which Ia connection with the
considerable named make them desirable article
those who something cheap aud good Housekcop
viii do Us favor "a stop in aud look At them.
SILVERTHORN q Cliff,
apl Its formerly ~. Silvcrihorn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

MATTRESSES. MATTRESSEs,,-I nm
Hair Shuck Cotton. Wool and aioss-on the most
at the Auction Store OF '''' ''"''
"'r -o-.s w. III. MOSBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

trnie- Crates !.---A splendid assortment OF
VI Fancy Crates which for beauty aud chcapness
surpassed this Let all consult their AMI
comfort the Furnace and Range Warehouse and prepare
fol Winters snow clad hand.
C. & BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

SONETutNG NEW AND BEAuTaFts. ~,
- J." l. AKMlSIEADS sHuF Root HAT and car Store.
am now opening my Sbrug STYLES Hats. Caps Shoes
boots %c consisting m various styles Of Moeskm and sft
HaiS OF every shade shape and quality Also Gents and
Ladies shoes of all grades very beautiful; and largo
asso ment of Trunks, Carpet Bags, vases Umbrellas &c
'all o d examine them. l. l. ARMISTEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

~ plain and figured Barages Ginghams Lawns Calco.,
and almost thousand other articles and Tor
cheap for cash JNO j. PURyIS sren,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06


Il of their Spring supply of GROCERIES and LIQUORS.
all kinds which they would call the attention Of their
friends and the public generally They determined sell
LOW for CASH. as to pnneiual customers They would call
especial attention their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO We also have for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA wdcb hall is tina, said ofievery farmer would
do well give trial. 3l-dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, &c.

wi > PURvis agent Is selling good bargains IN 81 In
At ~, Goods The public viii please call and etanue
- 81 taafbs CasslIneres NesnFs Aeuaus. Menlbes
,,,rcas &C. alsn bis stock 81 white. Goods Domestic {,
IONS Calsco.s Sc &c all of which will be sold ehsaP
- fna dislf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

nDT Way On Ilpy.--AmonE TIE death to,lcrs
In yesterdays HrsnD the announcement o. tee Dc.
o. Mrs.. Eleanor Hama, aged liz yesrs for lily
yeay " vbjck she had resident OF tds city. II
10 40 seldom that this ace q attained IN sris ely that .
passDr notice o. hs LADY would not be %: place IN
or colt Hns The maiden name Of Ers. Earns var
hcEntee. ne was horn IN the county Monaghan, Ire
aAc the yea isss, al came - th.s ccrrtry IN INC
yess lNs, with her husband, Thomas Etcrsvon, or
Hanna for appears there Is csr about N .
anlly nsne The hustars died in the year ttop, since
which time ste mas renl.ncd widow, aud 90 eyed er
cesr' health unt within isw dsys OF her ceslp -Ics
she came 70 ths c,y the yelo~ lever has waited twse
and the cholera three times she Il old res dert oil
the tenth ward. having tvcd there tar.y yesrs
Mrs Earpa mad ohersn eighteen ran iGreu,
nineteen great grandchildren and seversi rrcsirreai
grsEdcLfdrsn. me eldest Of which years oi
age the time o. death. Two OF her lyhovs
su living, ant respectively sixty srtyiwe
years Or ere. Diving lie Mrs. Hanna had very little
schnss, And resaIcd Ter facilities un.mpsfee 10 the
lsk;.
l,IpsS1 On Thursdsy evening, sscu. ok ococr a.
The he licn avenue ierry bcsi Agnes war srtrEg the
sp or the Few York SIDE, boz sbou, iwevo years Of
age s,te eied TIC lamp ashore PREVIOUS 10 ira being
ade fss' u me broge, but psiug his ooser tn Se
tween the brs ara bridge iuto the water. Re
eyed ~ Er K. TcJtsn, ere o, the brdgcmen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

AsATfIR Co>CEErs AND FASHIONABLE CaA-
Erry.-An the yonng ladies in the upper strata
Of New York society are now laboring under
TRIBE disease chronic attack OF Italian mu-
sic. Tie number OF American prsn,e doane is
increasing frigntinlly, and the Italian theatres
will soon draw all their supplies of new artists
from New York drawing rooms. Tie mania
has also spread TO the stronger scx--somc
OF the brilliant lights of Young New York
have positively left Of curling their mustacbios
or inyerting new cra,at ties and plunged
head over hcels into crotchets and quavcrs The
symptoms OF the disease are visible in several
amateur concerts-sonie in the large and richly
decorated apartments Of the aristocracy'--
In fashionable churches all of which an al
mission fec is charged, aud the proceeds given 70
tle poor The singers, having been spoiled by
the praises of iDjudcious frcnds give themselves
the most absurd airs, and fully illustrate the
axiom, that il is impossible to tell wha. terrible
bore We can be until the experiment: Is tried.
lonr amateur always assails the most diaicult
music, and is always conquered by il. The
audience is generally composed Of the personal
friends OF the singers; anl no criticism is so So
we're az that Of a personal friend. This mode OF
raising funds for the poor, Ivy making the rich
suffer, Is not the correct thing. Young ladies'
were, formerly, more harmless. They made rcd
woTstcd puppies and unavailable pincushions for
fancy fairs; nov, iorsooth, they must assault
Verdi Belini, Donizctti, and q number Of other
respectable matters, who, no doubt, have sinncd
deeply, but who really DO not deserve such treat
nent Fashionable charity is exceedingly well
advertised. When fashionable charity plays The
good samaritan . very large horn Is blown abou.
IL. The generous donors make good thing OF
it-Teceiying public applause in addition 20 the
reward which virtue always bas--the con-
sciousness Of having done a good acsion. Bu.
poor singing for the poor is very poor charity
indeed Lei / he reformed altogether.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

NoRE CoRsffs.--Wesley 4 Company, the pro
prietors Of the Dcly 7tq>, real y the creates
operators Of these days, and the greatest men
upon "coruers.n How they cornered the great
bear Of Wall street, and straghtenol him, the
world knows; but this IS Only one Of their opera
iions In the eoraering line. Not long since, they
cornered the corporation and the trustees Of tie
Brick Church, and bought property which they
value al half million for S27o,ooO. This sas-
ceysfui corner wa no sooner effected than they
itl 70 corncring poor Pierce. 10 make him bay
this properly Of theirs for sij0,099. r. to,k
some skill and some nerve TO corner 80 able "a
operator as Jacob Little; but poor Pierce wa
very easily managed. Wesley a Company have
an editor whom they let run loosc in toe political
field, just bringing him up now and then, on s1ci
questions a. Mayor Woods character. 10 order
that he shall NOT feel his oats too mach by i :
ting this editor work along among the rcpubli-
cans, while Wesley himself, who prctends 70 be- q
Buchanan man, managed the democrats, poor
Pierce was soon cornered, and cfpituIatcJ AZ
discretion. Nothing Ike corners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

10, midli.rg rr.snds, sal Ia. T., New Orleans do.
Flour vac h-ln, with an Upward sendancy u prices
ior ,ommcn 10 eeo9, and ezra grades 81 stale aud
wesssrn branes wsie tie SAFES were moderate.
wkca. vas Quse f-n, WIKI limited sales .. about
the p.ev.o.s .doys' prices. Corn vas rashef dsA,
wan sales Of Western mixed a. 70c. 72e. from
,s-ore and delivered Pork was f.m, al sl9 las for
old mess, ani At SO c2l fcr new do. The sales OF
sugars were confined 10 sooct 400 500 hdds. Cuba
muscovado az s3c. PC. Coffee was quiet. sn6
sales limited Freigh.s were dull, ard horr for Ii
verpooland London was taken >. slight concession
in rates, while the small engagement IN grain varied
fscsn sd. in hnlk 70 "a. 10 bags. Rates % EsVre
were unchanged.