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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

fpE SAl.t" REM OK LEASE Ghe nicr>sn,l.
TOY own { .WIHI. privately
lc,,en stt lilAI MOST DESIRABLE. iiiSIpt NtE ~
t1Mput ! tut,gi ipI>V, IA lia a:
fra4,rr trWrt!y occupied 10y K"hctt D.ss ioc1ty
by 10 j .ilan, nd, nj known
tad htd Ia tho Iw c,n, sun,r a or
- lJud NJ tNvcluut srdci, Orchard vi ~
IA tp'" mud finally. The IA fc.
sprrIGr malta, u. small uatiay
comfortable. lately uot MAN Street lie,
Iac hsarIt me t' nost in,i i-s locally
pot, , utiuHat.
.aic tc IL oh,cirA MI ti.t II l,.t Tie
year, .cs-i tn tern Of yca.s In sale .is.
,,rt Inducements ~ rcd
Terms made known .plC1 20 the iubscrhcf
ID NJ, u4..t's. tninPi,, il Con tiioust
GERMAN JORDAN.
lrLIas, :. L Il 4 L MINI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

IL Rhtiou fuly Davis AZ hlirf ~ ami
rapid Increasing i1npS = the deiIand for tn,
r'me'y has h,-t - unprecedented &c irciy
ssfS nv dr. 10 not hear Of remark.
attic care ha 'cn ptr"tmed. Witt the circle
Ius,utaurc by the Tive Pam killecrov Gen Adver-
PFNtN DAVIS PtiN ktIJRItH HAy. ID. Whil ak y, wri.
T't'"g 3DrmHh. M dutc, a Mis- io
""ut tcHr parti uiar ,9y"s bt your Tan
ha u'Hu with peculiar DISEASES Of
l"'t u of OF
tn th'l,tu Ne.s wa burnt down. nd several
ferra"ujrd as Near dying enndiit irum the
severity 81 ter nlrts s1t them N. Pau ~ Her once.
" ~ dre'; aiI- trr it, t,,. Al but
Au.d ,t' All u'. ilyin, dealers
a''i b. J0hN a. SltAA T.ynci hbf. tn"V i:a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

81 ally
Ire>cuug 10 tAc itblr an atra sup,u"r 20
AMI tft .uY wpndcEt 1t liSatvr advert
Ii air Il >tru>c tl aalt at le has l,en
ehrar.r Of i' grey locks owing daudrun
TO- bag -erola. II osiur,s die bead ID
4 beauty adds iGsr' f." iu:k shctiy
rt,, tlc Ill "a c"tIac, has ht!r to render e,>
aud il.teus cutls hdy tt At ~ .'nc ling.
andsay other pGa,tS whici wl! becopc
Ihc rrd' Of manhood is silarv dev lo ID by the keep
n- and 81 The AR; perhaps fro the lrl MAJ
portion hr hama body fhl IA An
raaS,; hew Important then. ha, tins portion
sh"u all he has
aad Ii
w,it iha,c hcH llir zi hair hai i-natural 81
PIES, al to eNtrtui Id " 1"ut il
O. H.' Mnod- tian IL StottivsDa5 10 wa Stat" Garetc
SOL, - al ,aol Drug SIS. NY Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

SSbW sbk!sss POW DEk I. = sac kAoznrd raw
d'rC"mpany Keep constantly on hand in their magazine.
At tv, 'itbur- e1.,ee assortment # BIAS TING AND
SPORTING foWBE, equal in quart! ANY made il ;L!s
country. We have
Blasting IN Kegs Of - pounds ga II.
Kentucky Ride Il Segs II % pounds each,
Kentucky Rae IN Canister. OF pound each
Indian
Electric
Also supply of SAFETY FUSE, for sale as low any
other pow der this mark,t nov 4d3taw for2,vif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.


VIII tram romusnnd nuenotOnF-To restore
ion!ih purify the blood fevers ~thot exception.
f,riga matter having been absorbed and retained
circulation These of sickness produce
influenza. Group, rheumatism, goat, cholic, cough
But raudrchs Is snipe potent. md vegetable.
tho and t, follows Of They the
day saving valuable lives Principal ohce -"
AGENTS generally nov Il.dlwif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

EOUGHs, COLDS. ~c.-Wisinr's BnT.xm Of
~ Wild Cherry Ayers Cherry p. eiual Jaynes aat Roses
Expeet"rants, Cough Candy Bryan, pamSn,c wa,es WIS
tars Cough Lozeuges Cod Liver Oil and jelly Pssles tie
Paris Davis Pain Killer Radways keady Reflex As.hern'
Cure All &c, &c. For sale by
nov le-dts j. II. THOMPSON 4 co
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H"wNo;. Cnuic Mnrkc,-Nov.
Hr' tt'i 1T =. ~. i,gs wr,k ou sale. -
49, ,r Uo rs for interior !n@,iA-, small aJvance
on Vi" rates tf la-' W Ok.
COWS Sues at 20 Sfi5, 3 o qualify
VEAL AIN Els Sales at 4ta7 H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Sales at 2tastt for first quality.
SWINE SALES at sass per Ion lbs weight gross
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

NrOTlCR.--NR. JOsB Az DIXON I'm, ing re
~ the city OF New York T. reside his connection,
House ceased LIST day of the present
lie therefore, longer Agent to transact business
ODDS GLASS Il RAINE.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

The PouaHKEEPsIE GIRL IN TRANcE-FUR-
ruER PAR1IcuLARs.-On Friday the Poughkeep-
sic girl revived . little, and Mr.. Garrison, who
was present, advised that she should be raised
up. 40 that the blood would circulate, when she
ex :laimed, "Don't touch me; see Jesus, see Jo-
sus-ain't he beautiful he 10 sitting on . daz-
cling throne-angels are giving him praise
40 then exclaimed. ''Pm going back again"
sod again swooned. While looking at whatsh
thought to be hell, she said, "Jesus reached
forth his lily-white hand and dragged me from
the pit. In heaven is . tree-ths angels are
climbing up and down, giving GOD the praise.
Ny friends" she then exclaimed, ''get ready,
get ready-the judgment day is near at hand.
do not expect to be here with my friends long
AMI if you knew what know, no one would live
aay longer in their SINS" She attends meeting
regularly, and is getting quite strong. Many in
Poaghkeepsie believe that she was laborng I'M
der nervous excitement: but she has lived the
last seven months with Mrs. Garrison, and during
that time has never once complained Of sickness,
and she 10 also very strong minded girl, and
not at all nervous. Friday night, at the same
church, two persons, while at the altar, fell back
in . trance, but did not remain in that state
longer than two hours.-Evening Post.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

REPUBLIC OF LABoR.-Ssveral men of wealth
in this city, Buffalo and Chicago (says the Move.
ment, . new paper just started in New York,
have 1t in contemplation to establish somewhere
In the West, Lsviathan Farm, of lOO, 900 to
100000 acres. Their object 10 to do for agri-
culture BY tho use Of combined wealth and the
power OF machinery, what has been done in the
half csntury, BY the railroad and factory, 70 gu
perseds the old stage coach and the spinning
wheel. They will organize the vast tract 10 90
two rival establishments, with Q military or.
ganisation Of labor, gigantic machinery, to pillow.
plant, reap and render harvssts, vast hsrds o.
horses, sheep and cattle ofthe most select seos'.
and the cultivation Of fruit and grains upe :. =
grand scale. The organization will justly .o,n'
bins the Interests Of capital and labor. .,d :,
- colossal economies and BY 10 scisas IA snnIi.
aasss Of creative industrial psvsr, nd ~ H.,
sysssm Of dissribution, Il VIM asss0 ~ - .;vs =
the world the exampls Of . tsse Rsnnb3ie. ~
Industrial CoumAnwealtA WI - nn,e,tv a.
plicisy. robbery and srina ~ untnovn. n.
Aezt numhss u shs MevsW -. -;ii ocns.i, ~
plea 70 f.n. Men q vssS n snd seniue ase 8
-, s'iSS n''ssa - ~ anime i'll milwaukee,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

SER1D0A IN RussIA.-The work undertakes
b. Alexander 10 . great - we'll % good one. A
report lately presented TO the Emperor contains
the following statistical returns relative to land
Cd property and serfs in the Empire. lis Of
special interest in connection with the emanci-
patton movement. The number Of families who
are land owners 10 l27 ,OO6. Out Of these 1900
possess from 1000 to 10000 serfs; 1000 from
500 70 1000 10000 from 100 TO 500; $4,000
from Fl TO 100 and $4,000 have less than 81.
The total number Of peasant seris Of the nobili-
" amounts to ll,75O.OOO, and those Of the
Crown 10 100000. There are, therefore, 30,
376 900 persons anxiously waiting for smanci-
patton.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13
Bach's American Compound.

The Greatest Remedy I'm the World.
For the permanent cure Of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat, Scrofua,
Salt RAeum, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Flner
Abus Cor Whites,) Canker and nursing sore mouth,
Piles, Darha Weak Stomach. in fact in any case OF
Weakness. inflammation, or lmP0re
Blood,
Use this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend it.-Having used
your Bach's Amsrc Compound in . number OF the
above n AIMED cases, cheerfuly recommend It Is
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. N. BETS, N. d.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. T., August 81, 1856.
We have hundreds Of CsrtincS.ss f:om Physicians,
corroboratng the above statement which can pro-
dace II necessary. See BucAs Rect. Books and CIR
sHlars for Certificates.
For sale by sQUIREs BLoss, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally.
G. COVENTRY CO.,
Successors to p. " r. Coventry Coz
Sole Propristors, So Geneses st., Auburn, N. 7.
aov1S-bply
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

ATTACKED BIZ An EAGLE-A young lad named
Homer Leonard was attacked BY an eagle ON
Sunday morning last, and had be not preserved
good courage and presence of mind, the affair
might have resulted seriously. Ii occurred upon
NJ. 4cWilliams lot, about mile southeast of
the city. The eagle, (proud emblem Of our M.
tional indepsndence) upon seeing the boy,
made "brcsk" for him, attempting TO reach his
face. The boy stood his ground, and, protect.
ing bis eyes with his left arm, caught The trou-
blesoms customer with the other, and after
considerable exertion succeeded in getting il to
she ground, where, BY the assistance Of his
pocket-knife. he soon brought the contest to .
close. The wings Of the eagle measured five
feet four inches when spread. This is not the
hrst time that an old fogy has been compelled v
yield 70 the unconquerable proves of :.Youne
America. Fond du Lac tWis.) Journal.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

A queer genius has just died in the Ohio PEN
itsntiasy, after being confined three years for
killing man in q drunken frolic. Around the
body Of the corpse was found thick leathern
belt which contained &l60,46 in silver change.
The poor feVow had carried his load about him
constantly for ten years, for fear of being rob-
bed. The mooey had been earned BY him by
over-W while in prison.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13


vaRrHK OF LONG STANDING on Reject ORIGIN; ISEERxAI
OR EXTERNAL; WHETHER ATTENDED, WITH pAoLAPsrs,
HEaasRHAGE, on OBSTRUCTION: AND ALE
EXTERNAL APPLICATION!
IL TO RE0CiArs THE BOWLS, ~ coSsrPArED,o
DIARRuoKA DysKNTERY.
THE Piles while astonishingiy prevalent in9heir
rous FERNS, amongst all classes Of both sexes are,
At the time the most distressing, frequently dam
gerous, ana hitherto most difhcult OF cure.
Persons who suffer any length OF time with the Piles,
generally try thing they learn Of purportlng
TO the disease yet realize permanent advantage
th.refrom. They have been told professionally per-
haps, there permanent for Piles" and
sequenty have dspaired Of any future cessation from
To all such = SPECIFIC 10 offered for their relief,
which has stood the Of than twelve years.
tive practice; and during that time has tausd,
n.Man knowledge Of ~ ProprtAors, Of CURING
DR.. CAvANAUGH's PILE SALvE
10 strictly scientific combination Of well known rene.
dial agents. and has been brought s present perec
sion BY continued series Of experiments, extending
through years Of patient study and investigation in
neld where ample opportunities offered for thor
oughly testing Its virtues.
The have hessancy in saying that their
First and only Ifallible Specific ever Discovered,
OUTWARD APPLICA T7ON ONLY!
And that in time to come, past will stand the
test Of trial. without failure perform proprie.
tors claim for IT, II their directions attended to-
large number of gentlemen throughout the country,
OF high character and influence, have voluntarily
and whose certificates maybe BY reference the
propretOrs publications, 70 be had OF their agents
throughout the United States.
Price u per boz, retail. The PILE SALvE 10 put
in glass jars nclosed In paper properly label.
led, and will keep any length OF time.
For sale in this city BY 4. u. Gay, A. Hendricks, T.
DeitIsch, sguires and Blo.., Aug. n. Garshe.
sept1-bplv etLouis No.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13
The MrLLxa,rrs Mov,xo.-Tbe Newark IN. !

The AILLkRIrKs AovlxG.-The Newark IN. j.
Advertiser says some of the leading Second Ad.
"n'ists in that city have again set period for
Tie destruction Of the world-profsssing to have
discovered the errors Of their previous calcula-
ions, and to have finally ascertained the exact
truth. They regard the recent financial depres.
'isA and the prevailing religious excitement ~
agns Of the last days. By the next arrival from
Europe they expect to hear of the destruction
Of the city Of Rome. and this will portend the
eonHagration of the world next Summer.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

u Geo. ]. Smith, who murdered Getchel
in November last. escaped from the custody of
the Sheriff in Webster City, on the 10th ult.
He is Eve feet eight inches high. twenty five
years of age, weighs about $50 lbs, hair light
chestnut color and cut short, teeth irregular and
dscolored, forehead low and retreating, head
thick between the ears, has Q roman nose and
is man Of full habit and apparently of robust
health
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

FArAL.-On the Maquoketa bottom, near
Wickliffe, Jackson Co., March 10, bomewhat
complicated scrimmage, Of the whisky order.
took place, in which one NcDermid, proprietor
Of GROCERY, was knocked 'spacheless" by Q
fence stake in the hands ofa constable, and two
young men, named Brayington and Kelly COM
mitted to jail Tor participation in the ''muss"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

u The Democracy Of Peoria had Q row and
appointed two Get Of Delegates to the County
Convention At meeting Thursday night last.
The Douglas wing got possession of the meeting,
elected . Chairman and then resolved that
Delegates, a. they were nominated, should de-
fine their position on Lecompton. This offended
the Administration wing, said by the Transcript
to have been the largest, and they withdrew.
each faction appointed separate set Of Dele.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

General Duff Green prints in the States" at
Washington, . curious historical letter on tho
Missouri icompromise, in which be shows the
personal combinations that started tho anti
slavery agitation of that period, Of which John
=. Adams, and Daniel P. Cook, of Illinois, hs
says. we're the authors; and proves, concusivey
too. that Mr.. Clay lad NO connection with the
20 deg. 80 min. ce.mpromise, but only fgured
in the second cor ipremise, year later, which
relates to the Stat e, and had nothing to do With
the territorial qw sstion.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

u The flood in the Wabash 10 abating
though the country all around Vincennss 10 in
undated, doing immense damage to the farms
along the river. At point along the river be-
ios Vacennes the river 10 out Of ito banks, ma.
king wilderness of water.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

The COMING SUMNER.-It is said that the
Earl Of Rose, one of tho first astronomers in
Europe, has told a gentleman in England that
he anticipated one of the most intensely hot
summers this year that has ever been known,
and he advises farmers to build sheds for their
cattle by way Of protection against the extreme
heat.
Who cares what the Earl Of Rose antici-
patese lie knows no more about il shan n
painted savage.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

SPRIHG ELEcrIoNs.-In every direction the
Republicans have triumphed At the Spring Eec-
lions. Connecticut has given large Repub-
lican maiority-do Rhode Island and Michigan.
And in the municipal elections the Democracy
have been routed every where BY large and de-
cisive majorities.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

Information wanted of Fernando C. Thomas,
who left Cedar Rapids on the goth day of May,
1857. for the purpose of going to vinton. He
was five feet ten inches high, good form and
light complexian. Address G. B. Collins, Rose,
WAYNE Co.. N.Y.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

HosrETrER's STOMACH BITTERs.-The well merited sue
cess Of these celebrated Bters, and the daily favor
with which has received by most respecta-
BILE citizens speaks volumes to its efficacy in bring
ing about the beneficial results for which is designed
Having oeen the result long course Of study and
observation In the Doctors practice so that the pro-
prietors have hesitaney presenting to the wcrd
o unsurpassed in e6ectng speedy, certain and per-
manent for all Irregularities and weakness Of the
digestive organs to which most persons can trace i'll
health. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and Hotels.
throughout the United States and Canada.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

a Lecompton has gone to the tomb Of the
CaPulets-the Union 10 not destroyed or dis
solved that We know Of. and the time 10 At hand
when Il will not be necessary that hs owns
negro that man may be recogniz ed at WASH
ington, or that he be . dirt.eatsr and dough.
face to hold ONCE by executive appointment.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

James I. Brady. the distinguished lawyer
gave lecture in New York, Thursday evening,
ON the legal disabilities of women. He advoca.
ted relaxation of the divorce Law, an increase
OF the privileges, personal and pecunisry, of
married women. and an extension of the right
Of suffrage to single women. Why not married
women also! Would Mr.. Brady offer premium
on old maids?
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13
I,-,ov p,Ayss uspfusos.-ws arc requested

Uyrou PaAYsR MsBflHos.-we are requested
70 call particular attention. % the fass sonsa'n'
"A !, ths absvs notice for thsss meetings, that
A.. lell ofsAs Cesgrsgssionsl House Of Wership
will b. rung regularly, twice every morning and
,ieas when these nsssiogs are 70 oecsr' hrs
,psesivs Of The place whore they may b held.
Ths srss bell will ring an half hour previous
and The second At the precise time Of the meet
inx. Will not oil members Of churches ana CIT
sens generally remember shsss appointments
she present wseke Also, may the Baslnsn
Mems Prayer Meeting b remembered By oil
aha. s,a.s for whom they are especially appoint
Cd. This 10 surely time Of great importance
70 Ill whose spiritual and eternal interests have
been neglected, and viii not al new attend v
thsss without dslays
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

UT. Cue0Semau1 1AuS.
Prepared BIZ Cornelius L. Ghesseman, n D., NsU
York City.
The combination Of ingredients In these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice They mild
In their operation and certain In correcting al irregu-
larities Painful removing all obsructons,
whether from cold Otherwise headache, pain in the
side, paptaton Of the heart, disturbed sleep, which
arises from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRLED LADIES'
Or. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, ~ they will bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the Of ether Pills. place
the utm.s confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all
that they representa- do.
NOTICE.
they should not be used during Pregnancy, % mis-.
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything nju
rous life health. Explicit directions, which should
be read, accompany each box Price $l,O0 Sent by
mail on enclosing 81 to DE-. CoRxRLss L. CHsEsRAAs,
Box ASH, Post ONCE, New York City. Sold BY one
Druggist in every town In the United States.
r. d. AUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States.
1875 Chambers st., New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
Sold BY souIREs BLoss, Burlington. lseptS.bPly
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

CINCINNATI, April y.
Provisions-Mess Pork is held firmly At SIT,
but We heard Of no sales Of importance.
Bulk Pork is to higher, with sales of 10000
lbs Shoulders, at &c, and 1000 do Sides to be
delivered in 20 days, 1t SIC.
Bacon is 4c higher, with sales Of $50 hhds at
7a74c for Shoulders, and 94c for Sides.
large business was done in Lard at higher
prices. Sales of 1900 brls prime 1t loo, and
1000 do gut and head, At Madison, At 9fc; 100
do prime at 91c, and AZ do head At . l3.20c.
Oil-Lihseed 10 firm, with sales of 600 brls at
CSC.
Groceries-Sales Of 100 brls Molasses at 34c;
$50 hhds Sugar at 74a79c, indicating an i'm
provemept, and $50 bags coffee at llall9c.
St. Louis, Friday pm, April 9.
Flour-Country dull and no sale Of note. OF
city superfne, 1000 ard 500 brls sold yester
day At % 80.
Wheas-Receipts small. Sale Of PIT bags
poor and common spring at 66a6Oc; 40 bags
common civb At CSC; and 100 bags choice red
Gall at 97e.
Corn-Markat 6rmer. Sales 66 bags mixed
at sec; $50 bags pime yellow and As bags
mixed white At $50; 325 bags prime white,
slightly mixed, II 39a40c. and $50 bags choice
white at 4lc, in bags.
Oats-S.les comprise lot at SOC; also
bags IN IOtS ~ 4OCs pAEs ueAseAOOs ouu Oso oe60
at 4O}a4lc, in good bags.
Ryc-6o bags sold at csc, bags returned.
Rarley-Sales 128 bags good and prime win
Ter - s0a55c.
Ms,,- ~ale $50 bags spring 1t zoe.
Po.L-p,,o want Sales to-day comprise 2S3
brls mess. light. Ct el5 70; 100 and 40 orla
m.ss :. s,s 400 Is mess and n. Q. at SIC,
round, and 1000 brls mess, delivered up inc
river 1t 4l6alS 26
Meat-Firm. Sale Is ca. ~ks saes prasa. .e
and s7S pcs in bulk shoulder "a a,a., :,
hams at &C., rib sides at II c. ~ s''"'
81 cents.
Bacon-Sides active. Sale. Z casks clelr sde'
at 9sc; l6 casks do. at 94c, and casks e. olce
country hickory smoked joints-shoulders q
tic, hams At Sc.
Lard-Steady. Sales comprise les packages
country in lots at sta9c; 2lO brls prime 1t 9lc,
and ls2 kegs and half barrels At lOtc.
Grease-9 tierces and % brls prime yellow
sold At 81 IS.
Potatoes-Dull. 275 bags common sold d
2Oc, and IS bags good At csc, in bags
Hay-Firmer. Sales - bales prime ct SOC,
Rice-2O cks sold ON private terms.
Molassss-SaIe Of lao hf brls st. James q
s3c, and 50 bris do. At Sic.
Beans-75 bags good white sold Ut 60c, and
81 bags Castor It 81 40 per bushel.
Whiskey-Small receipts, but market mac
tive. Sales 10 barrels It Ice, and IS barrels
| ct Isle.
Sugar-24 hhds good common ct &c.
Hides-Flins have further advanced, and
ranged to-day from l24al84c.
New York, April 10.
At the public offering Of teas there was I
large attendance, but the prices realised wers
hardly up to the previous sale, and the csta
logue largely Withdrawn.
We quote, Young Hyson, Of which there Va
. long line, 24@2s; Gunpowder, 32}@Ss; I'm
perial, s2fgAs Hyson, SIT Hyson Twankay
SGT; Twankay, 24}@27; Hyson Skin, %
i SouchonR. SO@.