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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

selected with great and tho newest syes ont
Call and see before buying lsept1Su
uDEAN,s STATION To LEAsE.-I desire -
u Lease Of years. the Buildings, Lots and
Beans Station Its central position In lass
rnia and North Carolina West that o keutuc.
Indiana Ohio through Cumberland Gap to the South
half century perhaps the most celebrated ana
patronized country Tavern In Tennessee may De
safely asserted that place within the bounds OF tnat I'M
Of country lying between the Blue hidee ano
smoky the East and South, and the Cumoel
land Mountain North and Wes so celebrated or s
scenery has equa
as Altering place Here within mile are to 10 found
tho white back and sulphur the chalybeae and alum
sprines and within mile and q half 10 Tates Epson
3Srpg the qualities Of which hayo oy many tes
beeu shown OF the KIM IN she
Eree access to this spring will be secured to thelessee
Station ralnger comfy zen miles hortn o. nor
i.tnwn Depot on East Tennesec virginia karoAd,
md twev miles the Depot at Russevie To the af-
nor there now line of stages and 70 ne fcrzes
recent, Instructed elegant road a14to
he one or the expected daily line Of stages VIII
oon be running Tho consists u iArge three
ory brick building with alarge story ell and SaDenent
tories under whole. There Is eommadeDs dining
Two large parlor 40 by co. and comfortable frame hadnQs
,ear BY sufcen altogether to accommodate 6o 10 70 80
suesa Additional Improvements will be made = occasion
require. -.
and Il ep Il In style suited Its merits and numerose aAy
tages II vii be rented for the frat few years almost
rstes farming lauds cah be = ~
sonabls extcu desired II u Important that cary apgnsa
ton Do made Ia order sks the ~
opening with the coming season = .,,~,r.s,v,,
oc, Is-ctfl Beaat staiIan. Tenn. Oct IN -
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LARGE DErosIT or COUNTERFEIT MoNEy.-1he
Wheeling ln.clligencer states that some boys dis
covered in hollow tree near that place on Sunday
last. over n thousand dollars in counterfeit bank
notes mostly on Kentucky and Ohio banks. Ii is
conjeeured that it was deposited by some discreet
rascal who intended 20 check it out as he needed
it, deeming SO large an amount unsafe upon his
ncrsnn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

1858 FALL 1858.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
or LY NCH BUKG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE or
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That you sell them Bargains!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

Mr.. John s. Gallaher. formerly editor ola Wing
paper in Richmond, and veteran politician, in
town Free Press, that he has "a desire to have
some part, even though humble, in the labors of
the Peoples Party of the Union, founded on good
old Wing principles, to bring about reform in
public affairs, and that point is so congcnial
To him rs his native State, and among his old
friends, of Frederick and jefferson.
This supports the rumor we have heard, that he
is to take charge of the Winchester Republican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

= THE HERMIT or ruE MOUNTAINS Wilhurn
Waters the hermit of Pond Mountain in the " hite
Top region, has killed four Bears within tue last
| three weeks, one of them exceedingly large. We
had the pleasure of being with him last week.
when two of them were taken. Wilburn is an ex-
traordinary man in his way For more than
twenty years he has lived alone in the solitude of
that vast mountain region. deyotng his time 10
hunting and stock-raisng. lie claims, we be-
lcvc, to be halt-breed Of the Catawta tribe, and
is a man of great physical power. lie owns about
1000 acres Of land. and raises and sells large
numbers of cattle aud hogs and takes vast quaint
ties af Wild honey. Altho'hc lives entirely alone.
the latch-s;ring OF his cabin is always out and
nothing to he moro grateful to his feeling.
than the dispensation of his inequalities But
puor man, he now has no latch-string or cabin
During u few day = absence four weeks ago he re-
turned To iind his home bank Of ashes. and all
that his house contained CONSUMED. When we
there last week. hc had built fire npon the
spot where his domicil stood, and we Iartook OF
his inequalities upon log in the open air
Wilburn is n good Christian man and bears
his misfortune with calm philosophy. lie consoles
himself that no wife is made homeless by his loss
and no children left without II shelter. And we'll
may lac be a christian man-.or, removed from
the vices Of civilized life, and with none to
munc with but his God, worldly allurcments ney
or tempt him, nor aynrice ambition disturb
the even tenor OF his way.
since MS resliehce upon tue roma Mouhthn ne
has captured &c bears, sc wolves, upwards OF 500
deer and countless number Of wild turkics and
the varmints of the hills.
lie is As years old, has lived about hal that time
at his present locality and has never been at Alb
ingdon but twice, tho only 30 miles from it, AL
together he is remarkable man-rcmarkakle tor
his physical strength and powers of endurance
remarkable for his social qualities, hermit ms he is
remarkable for his morality and sinil lie honesty
remarkable for his iearlcssness and success in
the chase, and remarkable for his accurate judy.
ment and sound common sense. We hope our first
visit to his abode will not be the last, but that
may be permitted in future years, to greet linn
among the tall hcmloks that shelter him now ana
partake with him in his wild solitude his hoe-cake.
his bcar-meat and his ycnson -. ibiag,im jugt-
MAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

A New IpEA.--A correspondent of the Wythe-
vile Times, writing from Carroll county, suggests
new mode Of paving the public debt OF the State.
Hear him:
Yesterday was a great day in Ilillsvile. BE
sides hcing the first day If the Quarterly term Of
the County Court, had, for the first time in the
last hreire years. n Circus exhibition in town.
Men, women and children turned out ca mass,.
and all who could "skeer up" n ho!f went to the
show. In pecuniary point, our county will feel
the effects Of this Circus for several years to come.
An esteemed citizen remarked in my presence to-
day, that petition should be sent in to the next
Legislature Of Nirginia, requesting that body to
purchase employ II Circus Company to make II
tour through the State exhibiting at all suitable
points, and the proceeds To be applied (" paying
the Revenue thereof. \ novel idea, but if adopt
ed might be successful
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~ NJ" iohk n"fehip"r IHt
--CSir tentrm,a aaisG round n tabie
~ G,"tit~@"-Ths house b, tie maker of the eel
brother lives New hampshire AMI who was Tor long
sick. The doctors around dill not 10 help him his
and indicated constant physical debility Finally
allied upon take Brandr. FILLS aud strange
appear the f',i box put him right his feet
and tii,i ir I'w m"ms r"~"rc1 Lin sui .iy To
Toe, Lca,h thinks that Dr Brandrcth superior to all
l,viur men
ID G",h mo"-I am from Ryon"s Asrcs The mother IT
gosas led ridden larayii". No ID
en'eF'"d that l." w"a1 ever recover H." n-' 81 Is limb.
IL supposed he" ", ~ enlightened Jesuit said
Try few doses of B"ndr'he rms they may pc shly h,n
eft Won" He used az d'cs aad was helped II ""niin
theme he Increased t"''n ills night and ing;
J." ieean I" ir'i ~" circulation ~ Ne remote 'x'r"n"s-
Iha of hn ltI fr,trr d"'nsly rcrsc red in
c,,ol ing hts limbs completely. He
Immediately had r'ur" of Dr Branrcth pointed his
candles viii h be designs continue proof Of Ms
ration for The man who's" iii' fe''' IN - Nr
facts nrt know ta,n to h" TIM
3rd Ge"'ttann- irandrcs PHI have made many
here a rrui If mine If large trtune and high social posi-
lion was ''gi"d win dr"-y u physicians fay' hn no
earth be of ricf duration II" directed b,
cie Providence to b and,"hs psi. Il" read over pamphlet
Iurg right onward, his largest dos. fifteen pills
excess Of waicry deposits very prime
his manhood and usefulness he restored To vigorous
IA Gent,m0o-I know Draudrc'h's Pills wonderful
remedy. In JagraEo. ri" Grand BAIL thy admins
who had been Sic five years corined
lis bed by mtiammntoly rhcun.ii.n Ills limbs were con
,rae,ct ani ,nwn mp ,honIs rl SD ned lie
the pills our in IL" and IHr 1t The evening and
drank freely of beet soup. witch his only diet In six
weeks he entirely cured and rode miles IL
horseback This :feci,dby Raul.nhs Il. AFTER many
dicncs ard ply ans had failed. Caused tin. of DR.
iirandret SCH retail 'lveo'en hundred dollars worth of
lis pills in that little town III wees
db Gs1thman Mr. tndcrhi of W, sehcster county whp
fous: IN the waruf e il great adHfer al l,r Brnnoth
because H., III, pills saved hS life lie suffering
affection IN his II braas aid had been
der treatment three years without any benefit lie finally
the differ patent medicines. but
better ur he began with Braudrotls Pills These taken
night buses varying ftUm five cured him ely
in months Somr after he was badly hurt by tree
falling his back but sl hu totn Bandrehs Phs
His told him they could do good Tor local
injury and would be NJ least before he could
walk In three weeks he restored Ia health and ascrcs
his them lie lie viii Tor Banlreth
as long as he lives
GeutnaH-- And these Pills sold at No 294 Canal
street. Brandrefh Building
LIST Gcntnonli cy at q cents box and by Agents
generally. Bs w-nnv dlwf.
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nUR assortment Is now complete. Having aAdsd many
keeping goods former stock are prepared
to accommodate all In want Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Silver Plated are Table Cutlery Walters Chedng Dishes.
Table Floor Oh Cloths on Shsdes Gilt Cornce, Wooden
Brass and Wire Fenders Brass and Brons-
md Irons and Steel Shovels and Tongs Sausage
Cutters, Shears. Scissors, &c.
Pocket Gallery, Pistols double and single Guns Ammun
ton Carriage buggy Trimmings Carpenters MIL Wnsh,
Too Farming and Gardening I'm.
penents Circular and all other Saws. including Pruning and
But hers Saws Coil Rope. &c. &c.
call special attention to our stock OF RiF Les,
expressly and warranted In every In
stance We are also the agents for LEATHER BETTING.
our prices uniform. and our d. selected with
quality We respectfully invite an exam
nation by purchasers.
oc, 2sitsI COLHoUNs 4 WILLS.
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FALL AND WE>TER TEADE.
GEO. D.pANIS.
WHOLESALERS RlTAlf GROCER.
AND COMMISSION MERCHA


AM receipt of large ri Groccrle-. Staple
t;anis, Hardware Oi,. Paints CuIlag. Nupdware
Ne. consisting in part of
lnppo Bale, Of Cotton at ar,ny prices h the trade
,n lbs OF Leaf Lard baltimore ptiros The trade
Sole Leather, and 100 Side upper
hTHhY,
Il boz French and hiadc phia Cali skins, and Sewing
Skis.
1870 Seamless Bags assorted,
Of Xiur md white Lead
aOu Gals of i.ns"ed on,
pans of SHOES. scwcd and :sei part very heavy,
80 irsms of Paper Letter, Fcoscap and Wrapping.
3od0 HIS Iron ANics and Cat Boss.
L. Tons OF Iron, Wrought and Relied
lo bundles Of Iron Hoop Stop, oval half Oval Round
and square.
5hsrrc. % New York r'r f,r family
Sugar Coffee Molassrs. Salt. .,aiiA Taun"rs' I'll,
liclio,, Vices ALNls, screw plate, 1l,nsc Shoes,
Fallci Cloths ta->iu'ts Iip'ys Tllih{ and liinktts,
Clover. Timothy, Icul- grass HHd trcha,I seed
lIafc I'm, &. and J. AMI Tin Solder, ~
All of which will sell cheap for cash, short credit for
nopaahl. paper These who buy tor casL. will Md II
their stock before making th"i pm
III sell cheaper than goods be bought
credit
will paw the best prizes Wool Wool Rolls B"osw
Fasseed Fax and low Linens, lrpel and ara.ss Leather
AID all other country produce.
ttI,au nd amin NY, st,,ok tofth ipI
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which invite the attention of our friends and customers
oct 30 dts CAMP SMITH co.
XXIREELEK L. WIGSON'a SEWING: VIA
w CHINES-tiRfAT RtDUCTION IN PRICES -High'st
Premiums arded September 1853. at the California New
Jersey Illinois state Fairs and the Fairs of the Ch'a
go Institute and the st Louis Mechanical Associa
At the Fair OF the st Louis Mechanical Association,
the examining committee composed of twenty five ladies
the highest social standing who without di scn'ing voice
awarded the WHEELER & WILsoS SEWING MACHINE the
highest nny premium Silver Pitcher valued at SO
Machines simple in construction efficient and du
rable operation beautiful In model and finish fitted 10 a,orn
paror and suited 10 the work shop Their speed from
1900 1000 stitches minute Substituting Ms they do
soul body drudgery
of hand sewing they are hailed AZ the Romans Erand
They makSa firm and stitch alike both sides that
rip or rave And the HtMMER, recently invented
In the edge and down in the most rapid aud
even
given in operating these Machines free Of
extra charge loc 10 WIN. l. PAGE
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NEW
CASH GROCERY STORE.
fuNIE UNDERSIGNED, having formed n copartncrs hip
Il under the stS L. and FRA of

Il under the sly L. and fra of
ADAMS ~ ANDER.OS.
or the purpose iuctug \ GENERAL GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS. have taken The old stand of
SAUNDERS & IRBY, on Main door below LEE,
JOHNSON & co.
They are now receiving LARGE AND GENERAL.
So OK oF ALL GOODS IN THEIR LINE. bought at such
pic. cannot fail give t"a who may
laYoi them with ,,ll.
AS they domintd to do business and srrtlyAdhoe
the Cash inducements vii he offered
cash buyers, in exchange for Country Produce.
They will give prompt personal attention to all consignment
Produce made sales effected
JOHN . ADAMS
- feb o5.ts TFOS. o. ANDERSON II
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IMNRDIAT1LK-So nANDS
nov edta II .ss IS. oA@Ase -
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MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
? s.
MISS JANE sIMPso1

VKIuI, OPEN ON THURSDAY handsome aasortmcn
w of Fall and Winter Millinery. Her stock be
selected with great and are tho newest styles ont
Call and see before buying tsept29u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

yulHE ARTS OF BEATTY, by I.ela Meaiez /,
Il. new supply Just received at NC ViCToRs
oct I4tsl Book Store.
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From Rae ! Hines Pastor Of idrs Cha,,a. hpsioa.
bN NlNt- fhaN" used yaur ilia Iti Extraordinary
cess IN my family aud ahong those called Walt IN Ills
tr''H l" regulate the Of dgoson and purity tho
bloc" the! tho Yer, host remedy 1haNo known md
Lean confidently rec mlend them TO my friends
Snuis j V. HINES
WARSAW. WtoMiNa Co, y Y. Oct ~. lSai
~ Az SIN l amusing Your ththare rlls my practice.
ana h" them M excellent pnrgatlyo To cleanse tho sysiou
and lntllN I'M 4 n If lin hn,l
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FREIGHT TRADE.-The receipts oftrade. recc,y
ed at the depot of the Va. 4 Tenn Railroad, in
this city, on the 9th ofNovember, consisted of %
loaded cars of produce from the West, as follows:
1888 bushels of Wheat; l49 barrels of Flour: ST.
600 pounds of Miscellaneous. 10 loaded cars
sent est this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09
JOHN u. MEACNAM. VI, n
Er!siprins, srrofnin, King. Evil, Tcitcr Gu
and snIt Rhcmm

T'0N d F0rF0rdIhR WTffFfHf q n. I0His Ffb 7, ItH
u" AMY our 1li- tho paragon of all that Ia great
IN m''o" 1h> have cnu1 I'M. daup liter f ulccrnus
sores upon hc has aud feet that had proved incAhic
frat, Irt mother had been long st,yomsy afflicted with
hl"t'r nui rimrcs her skin In her hair After
.d MS cured she also tiled rs and they have cured
her MpElKII,II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-09

II hand 800 barrels of fresh MOUNTAIN LINE. TO
which invite the attention of friends and customers
oct 30 dts CAMP, SMITH ~ CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

rearest 10 his residence indicated as most convenient
BY him. Should bids be accepted from parties not resd
ing within the United States, they VIII be required to
trsasurers at Boston, New York, Philadelphia New
Orleans Certificates Of stock for Of Thousand
dollars each 20 the successful bidders bearer
with coupons OF semi annual interest from the LIST Of July
next TO bearer attached thereto will be issued
for the amount Of the accepted bds upon the certificates Of
deposit 10 the credit Of the Treasurer Of the United states
with the repositories of the United States The stock will IN
all from the date Of such deposit The
interest om that date to the Let If July will be paid
10 the successful bidder or his Attorney by the depostay
where the deposit made. Successful bidders will be
reqrir, II ceros the principal and premium OF their ac
ceptcd bids before the 10th OF March next. The
preliminary deposts Of per cent will be Immediately
directed TO be returned TO the unsuccessful bidders
HOWELL COBB, Secretary OF the Treasury.
We read in the Cincinnati Gazette Of the nth, respecting
the OHIO Life and Trust Company
The Superior Court has fully maintained the poso
Company. Judge Storer IN giving the opinion, emphat
cay asserted it's jurisdiction and held also that c. Nc
Lean and j. p. kilbreath, Eqrs., were in contempt IN
their efforts through the United States Conrt to compel
the delivery OF the the hands of the sheriff TO
the Of that court II was stated, however, that
attachment would not be issued At present. the court
probably being disposed 20 wait the next movement in the
United States Cou t. Though not IN many words the
OF the Superior Court in effect admonsbes the Tc
deTa Court TO NEEDLE more with the Of the
former, or vengeance will fall upon the attorney
and innocent receiver of the latter court. II does
not seek 10 repc the attacks OF the Circuit Court but 70
rcsIcnd by attack upon body else. Without doubt
ii the Circuit Court should further interfere with the
sheriff the movement win be followed the part OF the
Superior Court by attempt 10 punish hs attorney and
the receiver Tbs has been its mode Of warfare thus far
may he lookea for In the future Mr. koreath, the
Of the United States Court, yesterday afternoon
demanded OF the sheriff the assets Of the Trust Com
and received for that they held under
s'iucons from the Superior Court and would not be
surI endered
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE

CLEARED
Fny fon rss ad Srff Harm
Rsrs Ssns Fssna Watkins Ri y1n AMER aer
Bark Essoaaza Ryder, Havana.
5 asl .ss sS's
scnr Alma tBrS shaw. Tornwaills-D i DEVON.
seSr Jones Beiei SorlaIk-s,nfees, Chairman Co.
sshr suEgr,ss Potion cry pSp,a Hunter
schr seahower, Clark, Bristol
ARRIVED.
passengers to Mitshin SON Dec H. sI5PM on Frying
G e ns ph snnas s co Berry
man -,
sDd passengers 70 Henry iudian 18th passed in Hnmpon
koaas ship Germ mia ready for sea ah an on Wn
STEAMSHIP Paspsco Layheh, Batm re, with mdse to IL
Steamship Chesapeake Crowell Pornd 30 hours with
mS,e ard passenger to u Cromwell 90 ,, ,,a.s n
ham k.i.nsund Norw) GUIDE, sanOs Oct rs with coffee
BARK Ottawa of Richmond, va Thomas, New Or $
shin susan owand Adams, " days from Mobile for Liver
brig Lacosie OF Banea Pierce Pa:ras sept2 and Ma
pleasant weather aiisrss WIZ inc have been
rsf ress & mag Hss on
she head he south
,f noSs 9o e s but s2S had es e sohPs s her %
Brig Monte crsc of Kingston, Mass, North up, Troid
Dec l, with sugar &c, 10 l. Nickerson.
Brig Pxarro sturges New Orleans, Dec l, sugar. &c,
10 ID Morgan ca.
scLr Van Name, Van Name Charleston 6dsys
Sehr Emily, crinn, Wilmington, NC, 5 days
scsr Vim fn inasr PaG spsman sredeksorg days
Schr Nile, Chamberlain, Virginia, 3 days
sohr Joseph rankin, Bennett. Virginia, 3 DAYS
Sfhr j CIockf1gd, Smith, Virginia.
Sehr Nara A Elizabeth, Boxer, Alexandra, 10 days.
schr E Bm Decker Bltinore 3dsys.
schr ,hariry Earret Philadelphia. days.
Setr " Benon Candy Philadelphia for Bosf,n
Schr Mary Ann, Bry ant EhIabethport for Boston.
:, Amelia Sanborn, Macbias, q days
The seamtug Webb Capt Hazard arrived ;lis
Ing miles on shore, and reports inward bound
GELS In sight
Ships Bavaria Hayre; Glad Tdngs New Orleans brig La
yaca Mobile
Also amship Moses Taylor, Asninwall-
From quarantine. Br ship Leicester -.
Wind during The day sw, and light.
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ECO bbs. Al quotations. Southern -four was in good
demand with sales of about 200 hbs closing s with.
in the range II our quotations Rye four and corn meal
unchanged and sales limited range ~ prices
Wheat inactive ami sales confined 90 about 600 bush
us red Tennessee 81 20 Corn quiet sales " ooo
bushels rcroricd, including Western mixed n 76c
&c. with small lnt Of yellow Jersey 5Gc. Rye was
heavy soc for Southern Barley guict Oats
firmly hcd at isc. Bic for go,d 10 prime state,
and al 5fr. Be-, -.
Conn The market Was more active the sales ON.
braccd cargocs Of Rio, comprising about 600 bags
r. T. aud 600 DO laguyaa at o. &. and 200 do. Ma
CorroSThc sales embraced 500 bales closing steady
the eass q I2c for mddling urlands Included IN the
sales were about 900 100 bales in transltu.
IHEaHTx The market was without change Of mement
IN rates, while there was rather doing To Liver.
pool Is hhds ohscro we're engaged a, It's Co 800 bbs
nj ~ Id 30 tos ra cake at sb 500 boxes cheese
NJ .hs Is bags clover sci to n M 81 Dos To London
20 boxes cheese 3cs 10 casks homes 2 100 terccs
navy hecf q r. - and 100 oos do At as 3D. within
been taken w or Jarvis Islands among which was the
Atm, III about SO rcr ton.
NAtAr STORE The n1srkc, for spirits urpcntnc was
quiet ape sales u 200 bbls crude turpcn,Inc
reported 90 caig and lot Of rosn from yard
81 ~ 55 and aaoat il was held at 81 TO- Tar quiet
o1is we're inactive, while prices were unchanged.
rRovsoNs -pork-Thcre continued 10 be a good de-
nond r future delivery ana Al nrner rates. while sal<
TIC spoi limited The sses embraced about 700
bbs market sT So for Old and new thin mess,
and sis ~ mefs and ss fs new prime and about 900
hbg utsg sUid fot delivery in April and May. Beef
was heavy, and sales confined 10 about 100 bbs, in
Gliding country prime Of ~ q &c 30, country mess a,
81 20 So and feracked Western al 81 go $40 extra
~. AZ So 81 80. Western prime quiet AZ
sis a IS ~ Ssics ~ some 30 bbis beef hams we're
rcfortoa a. si5 30 Irc vthou, change of moment,
While the embraced about AS bbls and terues al
~ fcn 11a,o ,vtha lot Of prime reported al N c
Butter and cheese IL fair demand and steady Bacon
ard cgi meats were unchanged.
StGAES The market continued firm, and especially for
IT'D hover grades which were Tie sales embraced
shout 500 bids cGha NJ fuli prices ncndne cargo a
80 hhds for refining " etsc. CSC, chiefly NJ the latter
rufc aBd sale ~ boxes and bags equivalent TO
about 3 BOO bags ALia, were made al exc
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A CHANGE OF AGENCY.
"A JULES MUMM a cos

A CHANGE OF AGENCY.
N JULES MUMM cos
CHAMPAGNE
We beg inform the trade and ths public general
contract existing between and M.ssrr JOHN q. y. BO
hEh To- The agency terminate the sls
~ pereh.r ard That h-ve appointed f anev
that time, Mr. y MEYER. Jr sole for the United
States Tor cur houses al heims and Coogue Resrccay
JULES MUM 4 co.
A MUMM
Rsspecly referring y The above Advertisement the
d. signed tegs ~ stale that be has his
SIR the sale Of his wines be viii
h. trade In the timer. viii 10 pessed receive
DER ff delivery and after Isl day OF
tho tice o. MEYER srHl4AsPsEK, IS PARK place Re-
specially, J. MEYER,
Nv Torg Nov 10. 1885 in