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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
AT THE "vIRGINIANn OFFICE
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AM AGENT FOR the following papers the line Of rail-
road from Inchburg Chattanooga places all Of
them having large circulation among people South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
New ERA, Floyd G. H., Va VIRGINIA Ecno, Halifax c. II.
WING, VA n TKsS NEWS Bristol Va
RreisIrs en-" n,oN Jonesboo Tenn.
SENTINEL, Rogersyle, Tenn DEMOCRAT Grceneve Tenn.
lNTELLGEscER Morrtsown" ADvERTIsER, Chattanooga,
GAZETTE GAZE, Lexington, Va. P p1ss, A.Ss",
fSa psosn.7 Liberty Va KEsssss s1rm va
NIsIToR, Marion, Va. STAR & HERALD, Chrstansb'g.
DENooRAT lri...s,,a ". PATRIOT Grayson c. H., Va
DEMOCRAT, Union, Va. TIMES, "Ime'hie' va
RRGnsrTR, ln,ru, " ADVOCATE, Tazewcll C. H., Va.
i'EPrBLIcAN, .'' w. SOUTH WEST, Giles C. H., Va.
SENTINEL Alexandria, Va REPUBLIcAN, Winchester Va.
ferssns wishing to advertise any of the above papers will
nnd 10 THEIR call the Office of the nc
burg Nrinan STAIRS, where will be made and
ADVERTISEMENTS FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
will also receive and forward advertising to paper
IN The United States A. WADDILI.
sept 1918 Foreman Nlrginian Office.
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M. X. BOHANNAN,
General Agent & Collector. and Notary Public

For Lynehbur5 and the County Of CompieH.
TUE undersigned late Legal and General Land Agent for
the Va Tenn II. Il. Company, respectfully Offers his
,ccs IN the citizens of Lynchburg and public In general
Collector Of Claims within the city and The counties bordering
the line of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad together
with claims upon the East Tennessee Virginia Road.
AS NOTARY puBIc he will attend to the taking IT DEPOSIT
TONS and Ia other business apIcrtnning 10 the Office.
lie will attend 10 tho Hiring of Negroes-securng them
good homes, and 10 the good prices and responsible
hireTs
Having sc out with arm determination 10 please all, lie
hopes 10 merit the patronage Of the people.
aug 2m Al. II. DOIIANNAN.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services If REoINAL BEAUMONT, in.
fant child OF Leonard ii. and Mary B. Lyme. will
tarhe place to-day Wednesday, at o'clock, p. NJ.
at the dwelling Of Thomas Ferguson, ESQ.,
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Steamer Sunk.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30-The steamer Duncan s.
Cartr. is reported to have sun Tie boat ia a
total loss, and the cargo dsmagsa. The passen-
gers were saved.
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EDUCATION.
LYNC HBURG LEGE,

LYXtXBtRG TIRGINLf
TUyIIE fourth annual session this institution will
IL on the 5th September.
The location is heaest and accessible in the
entire South and the Of study both Classical and Scion
hc, equal 10 that of any of the American colleges
The Military Department shall be efficiently maintained
der the Of Mr. j. L. Blankensp graduate Of the Nr
gina Military Institute and recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey
FACULTY.
Rev. W. W. WALKER, Chairman qf tie Faculty. Professor
of Mental and Moral Science and of History.
LYougsUs G. MATHEWS, A. VI. Professor of Latin and Bellies
L,ttrcs
T. H. CADELI, ~ B. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature.
j. BASKEssur, Professor of Mathematics and Instructor
of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ. Professor of Constitutional Law
D. A. LANGnogsE NJ u. Professor Of Anatom, and Ihy so
ology
G. A. s,RroRI LID, Professor Of Modern Languages
SAN'L NJ GooDsoS, Principal Of the Grammar school.
EXPENSES.
Board % per week. washing 81 2a per month; fuel and lights
fo term Tuition, 500 In the Grammar School, and $50
the Collegiate Department for halJ session.
s-Catalogucs containing further informaiion be OBJ
tanned by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty
uIy
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oIrY Arp sPATR ARRAIRs.

~. invite attention to the adycrtisement OF
f.roye Tor sale, by Littleton Leftwich exec
r ...e II peyt.a Leftwish. dss'1 This Y hne
W.. and offers superior attractions 70 persons
:. auest Of desirable home. II will he sold on
rharsday the lst Of September.
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MER CLOTHIN

MINER CLOTHING
REDUCED PRICES.
TuNlfE subscribers e-irs closing their stock
Il SUMMER CLOTHING before the arrival Of their Fail
stock, otcr their desirable styles scnsonulc Clothing
ReduceR Prices
Several lots at FASHIONABLE MARSEitIES COATS
with which o,,rstockc, VIII be sold nj Ifiins
small lot each. Of CASHMERE, MAksEILLES LINEN
and WHITE DUCK COATS, slight! ont of STYLE css than
cost OF material aud making.
BrkEOUGHs, SHAFEG " co,
Jul, Isis 1Ol Main
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: .,,,. Sswing l1eqhine1 e.
.s b * sTi & ssi ini ssS S f1
80, 60 and $50 The huoWln9 e1r10 - = fn 4 1ej}
known Tailor y nj. scanly, whS - ~ - = llsies
instruction on this Machine: s.
NJ. WV / L; P..., 60, - Js.:' - ~
lind no iinlcuIty a cpssasine WI 4 . - u fDih
several pair Of Tsw-fAnA 1870 81 eesn11 i've
seen and operassd on A = sysi d6Es1i IT. e epEEe
Machines, bat Bartholfs nd oonGsfb ~ ~ e61 ~
that wond recommend ny pogoo6 - bag. n - Nly
Mschnss INA. mako Isl1se AsiaA CO. 1efl1ifh
s 20 usd sr." i'm :sd l.. n.s 81 NY - 8
that worked on last year, sivs 1asshcfA - -.
Respectfully YOUR &C. CAD0Lu9 g. 1ERnY.
'holfs Machine. They say hat sossng 1saa eAf . b
done for the that nvsnBd 01wiR Mneo win - 6hut-
tlc aud Lack Htitch Glune to-dlns1 Z. a n
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RHODES SUPER-PHOSPHAT LIME
WE have just received fresh lot OF this very valuable
w izcr Those Of friends this article
ak very highly Of H. We think II only need be used 10 gain
thai popularity which II emineniy deserves. Pamphlets
containing number Of certificates prominent
farmers OF the country may be had by applying TO
NJ. HO1IINS 81 co, Sole Agents,
may 2i-dts Lynciburg, Va.
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Very Valuable Property near Lynchburg
FOR SALE.
MY place known as wes,wooa Is for .als I, contains
woos-anc orchards excellent improvement 81 every sor,
ISsf ' %Sw E Rs~ C. od an w%
aug s9iaclf r. " mo II. WINSTON.
NEW BOOKS.
IFE LIBERTY IN AArnicA-a new book of Travels by
TENrsR--A new Novelty Miss Marryatt;
KNITTING worK--Mrs Partngon;
ruMKR's TRANSIT Of Mish,rs celebrated .imonr;
LOVE ME- lrrlK LOVE- LONG -boil muslin and paper;
s NHw E0" f For . !; and as
PIANOS.
RINGs' r!ANosa.ae Of ,hsm a carved louis
aug 2e.',ts ~ V ''''"' TAISE 4 nLAtKroRp.
CLARET-A superb article of Mcdoc Julien, imported
% NV GoSTi'IER y pIIrzEn,
HocK wINhs.-wc JUS, got in new stock of choice
ede'h'm'r V"s''in'r I"abs% g, Ne
mug 2Ghts IL, Main street.
(,HAMPAGNE wINEs-Among other favored brands we
- offer some q" Mumm& Co.'S vcrzcna, Cabinet Champagne,
A' 4'',' " '''''''' GGNrnlEn Il rLArzER,
aug 26its i@ Main street.
Fine Watches.
w Of excellent quality which We will lie pleased to show"
Als. large lot of Goid Chains.
aug 2.dts j. WILLIAMS soN. IS Main Street.
Magazines for September.
INCLECTlC; G"drys Lady, Book Bullous Dollar Monthly;
II Frank Lusics Gazette of Fashion, and Pet. rson-a
H. G. VlCTOES hook STORE,
aug 2I-lts 1hA Main street.
Bacon Hams and Lard
WI just receiving lot OF No Leaf Lafd In barrels
w and kegs Als another lot NJ those Superior Family
Bacon IIamsa Of which will sell the most ncconno
dating terms. [aug 27-tsl LEE, ROOKIE A GO.
Champagne W Inc.
wv Just receiving another n of the celebrated Liam
w hrcy Grape Leaf" Champagne, together with the 'llcid
sick and other favorite brands for sae 10y
aug 27-ts LEE, ROOKIE co.
Preserve Your Fruit.
TVNE subscriber keeps constantly hand large stock OF A.
Stone Co.'s Glass Preserving Jars. Arhurs SrlfSenlng
Earttenwarc Fruit aud Jars; also BeDnet
Fruit Jars; also Glass Jars with Cork Shoppers
Full directions accompany each Kind of Jnrs GILL and
inc the different kind of Jars. For sale cheap by
ANDREW BOYD.
June 2T-lts 1Hl Mun Street, l.. nchlurg Va
THE GREATEST TRIUMPH OF TIL GAGE
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MA CHIN S!!!
They at the rate of 300, stitches "A minute,
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n O TTCE.
TlNE report general, circulated about my leaving
utterly false shall continue ench here this session,
usnnl absence from iync,burg being limited Ia hut
couple oi weeks As such report s calculated Ia lnurc my
business hope III, public will give er,encc 10 H.
nng la.,l2w ELODOIO CAMPS
ADVENTURE rolISlI.-23 cents will buy II bottle Fur
niturc Polish, which, when applied To Furniture that hns
been scratched ar rubbed, viii give gloss equal
sale ~ aug lDdisI j, II. THOMPSON, Druggist
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Fancy Cassimeres.
NANCY Spring Casscrcs Vestngs Cloths and Goods fi
Il gens wear just received by
march 9siis- VIM. l. PAGE
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IYNxzss5sTN1a FEMALE CtsLLEGE.

T.YNX, al iSIT SO. FEMALE CtsLLE G =,
r1vu exrc,nps Of this Institution will be resumed the
arst Monday in September with Full Corps Of Prfes
srs and ample facilities for instruction IN all the branches Of
study ,,Staintug 20 q COMPLETE FEMALE EDUoATtoN
EkPENSES1Tuition In English for term OF I'VE months
s,0 in attn or French &10 in Music, $25; Hoard for 'e
months s75. 49,. ..h. o,o h.
the R,uri alli Tuition required in ar'r.e.
p dialogues containing further particulars, - 70
tuy o5 itcIy San A. IA W. TVS ""''
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f1NE next session Of the sbscrbes School will c0mnenc,
Il on MONDAY, September 5tl
TERMS-420 per sesson of i've months
M II -dtIsrut MCKINNEY
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DIe6OLU Ito

NEW STAB L s Fl M f N T
AT the Lower End Of Main Street
E. SNEAD & SON
- WOULD call tho attention of the public
[CEA o the met thnl In connection with HOUSE
HEFFsiETIiE111 cARPENTERlN0, they are nov prepared
EfxfEas"acHEU manufacture SASH BLINDS ann DooHs
md such other shop werk would be useful 10 builders
Also, to match FLo1HIsa, CHILLING, having mpclne
cmincny adapted IN tho finiag ~ Bor E9aaA. would solicit
81 Plank Planned. Box Lining, de- sawed 10 order.
may 25d6m Respectfully n. sNEAD h SON
Regalia
add Fellows RegaH Of handsome and show styles. Broth
\Ieu respectfully Invited TO call mud supply thensse,
or approaching festival. Call before they
gone. tmarrh 26-dsf WM L. PACE.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.--LfNAs's PArrNr Fnt'Ir
- JAn-By simple arrangement, attached 10 tue
ench Jar, bc reseaed after part ~ liz cournts
nkrn perfectly when frs, sealed nayhg what
exhausted These Jars mao of tin strong gnss
snIc by ANDREW B0yu.
June 21-ds Ion Man Street, l., nehbtlrg w.
DR.. s. Johnson, Dentist,
0A IL full, prepared 10 perform oil operations
To thu denial profession In the best possible manner
aud hIls warranted In every respect.
Teeth extracted by the aid Of electricity, without pain tho
m,icn.
i1 oncc, opposite clixcns Savings Bank, Main Street,
L.nrhhurg, Va.
KEfErENuKs: VIM owons, N. d. Vim. o. Owens NJ. D., T.
H. imcr, NJ H. Thoa /. Walker NJ d., John IT, Patterson,
~ H., Alex fompklns Esq, sam' McCorklc, Esl John D.
Lee EsI a. W. Rookie Es,l John J. Smith, ESQ.,, J. j. iby,
ESD, WIN. T. fnneey, Esd. John ii. Tyree Es, mud H. u.
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school Hooks.

school Hooks.
AL stock Of Books used In the Colleges and
WI private Schools Of Town and country, Is complete,
and win be offered at low prices. ~ - '
~ Liberdt Discounts made to Teachers. Ftt ! =
aug 29-ts Ii. c. VICTOR ls Main strtet.
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NECK lies. aa.J
1NCY Neck es hr tho spring, Not Lace Tubular Eaton
T. Vail, De- do Collars Gloves Hoisey, dc, just receive,
by march 26-ds VIM. ]. PAGE.
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. n.,ru At rur NJ AyoR.s CouRr.-We entered

DEaRrn At TnE MAYOR Q CDUKr.-"eem1te r'u
the sea. Of justice, occupied ny LIS o"o orr. maSo.
pa. assured BY that worthy digntary that he had
nothing for ~. the city having been undisturbed
the last tw enty four hours. We endcav9red to
impress upon lila Honor the necessity OF his fur
n;sh;ns us something In the way Of an item; re.
told him of the great dearth outside his Court and
that he must come to eur assistsnce; and We We
nlly believe we moved" His Hohsrs Who seemed
no,. 70 svmpathixe with us in our wrstnhed ..oSn
a;,;.n hat then he admitted his inability to help
n. cut a. his record was blank. hlafords some ?
Consolation 20 know that we have tho sympatny Q,
ours friend, even 80 We left him duly impressea
with the fact which our readers must see 10. 'neu
selves. that our local column is rather slim ''-u"s
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DR.. s. johnson, Dentist,
Oils for Mach.par,

= --------- IUIC1IIGTy.
i HAVE In store supply of Pare Sperm OH Eesf Rcfned
L Spir OIL, and United Reachsd Lard on, suitable for
mnchncryior sale 10y the barrc single gallon, by
aug l-dts JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
I.tEEsiI EGG AND ARROW ROOT CRACK ERs--,Iust II
l. hand lot Of Fresh Egg and drrop Root Crackers,
light and nutritious diet children nyaldn sale
by laug slis J. II. THOMPSON, Druggist
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HOCK Witnessing Just got in n stock of choice
Rhnish Wines comprising the following hrands viz:
Dcleshcmcr, ungstcncr, spirhcrgcr laubcnheimer &c
GONIIIlER ~ PLATZEH,
lts Mail Str,rt
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CLARETA superb article of Medoc 81. Julien, imported
~ in bottles Just rccci, cd and for en, cheap by
GONTIIlER ~ PLATZER,
26-dts Min street
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p 7 A N q s

1,s,-, JUST received two splendid CHECKER
0Erss.f-I-I lNGS' PlANOSone of them carved Louis
80 IA YHXlV; very beautiful. We hu,e also n full sup
' tVply of knabes Pianos, nj NIL prices
26-its PAYNE AZ BLACKBOARD,
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Damage by the Elnnds.

The Worcester (Aass Spy gives list Of disasters By
Hood in Palmer, Becbertoxn, and Other towas. IL
gays
The hume Of Clsrs's paper IN III and saw MILL on the
swu HVer IN BecnerD1n, Lfht gave way early Monday
evening. The ice ana water down with such force
as 10 take away bltj feet OF the Boston Dock Comp
dain next below. IL built abort twelve years ago,
nno VILE Of soil stone masonry. The loss 70 tho Dock
company will he about 81 500, and many people arc
tbTOan out Of emp'ogme TIE business was in de-
pressed state, SO that az usually happens tho heaviest
loss als on the iahors, who are least able bear IT,
10 Palmer the ffeshei was very Destructive The bulk
mead - The Old or Town Min In Palmer near the junction
o. te s~ift Cbcepee and Ware rivera, gave way, and
ooNh fthfi The torrent, sveppng every thing from ito
PAIN lhe railroad bridge OF the Bechertown and Am
herst tanoad, tooc 300 feet long, built over the
Ionh, was swept, raiIs end all, over The DAM
ADout niy Ioos distant, the county bridge spanning
tbo Cbcope river, Was carried of by the raging che
benis, and away welt the two ridges tumblipg down
tDe Tocsy ebam toward the Connecticut river. The
damage To lryse and pIblc property in the town Of
Fh'm'f VIII amount 10 S25 coo or $50 900. Thursday
nonig o. our CORE srondcnt informs ns the water IN
we s~Ht iVef hld iasn Ave inches, and still re-
clcfg
IN bIkshTc county the nnod was destyuctivs The
prdse connecting the piltsled Wooen Company g NILS
vlth he roa1 bas been swept ayav. tho berkshire
WoCen Company, at Great BarTr gfon has eurcd con-
sofable dhmspe and the Mnl river nnis in The
iaiisr tosp hos Dten damaged to the extent Of $4,000
~ Bellows Fails Oh tfdoy the river wna nearly I'D 70
high water mark, and 5000 damage had been done on
Westmnsttr street portion Of which had been washed
away 10 The depth OF fifteen or twenty feet
On tho Winoosd at Burlington AeeD or twenty feet Of
The dam belonging 10 the woollen mills OF the Messrs
Harding have been carried away also the dam OF the pa
per mus at Hubbclls Fas.he latter Involving loss Of
aboa. .o 900.
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STATE ana government stOck9 have no. vlrtei
during the week The delay pay up the loan expre
On Tuesday last; but by special favor OF the deparm
further delay of few weeks months was granted 10
STeeDy, R'tiephoase Co of Washington in regard to
one half Their successful bid Of three millions Of doars
The loan Ia higher, and may be quoted no a, loa at
which price, however, most Of tho takers lose m ,ney
Treasury notes quiet About $500 900 have aeen pa
into the Sab Treasury for du.as during the past two
weeks but in the present condition OF the money mar
ket there .nducement FOR holders claim 1e anoln
Of thcr notes until the Secretary gives the notice tbl
they ave ed 10 bear nteres Hence il has not beoa
necessary for the Department to any OF the neg
Treasury notes The balance the credit Of governments
at his POINT liz larger than II has been Time bot
the Sub Treasurer has been advised Of heavy drafts which
will presently reduce IL.
Inc most active stocks the lst during the past week
have been the Western raIoads The Traffic for .hg Grs,
part Of the month having fallen short Of The anti
ciatons that entertained by the operators for rise
busness has been checked, and prices haze declined In
In the absence Of outside buying the con
o of the board remains the hands Of tho bears who
es usual, Constitute large majority OF tia. body Tae
heaviest decline Of tho week has been In Michigan South.
rscrc5, which bas fallen of nearly three per cent.
Pss have reached The point Of extreme depression
at Which they stood month ago. and ome Of Inc opera
,os a the Board may perhaps be expected TO change
thor tactics Tho wan; Of activity and the general du
ness Of the Stock Exchange, ctng serious injury
the business Of the legitimate brokers.
The return from tie Bank Of England for tho week end
inc March gives the Wing results when compared
with the previous week.
Public aepotits. GO 3l5 f65 Increase .f395, 2Si
Otter d. potts 10 $50 ee3 DECREASE. 662 loo
hctt........". 3t47,5S9 Increase. 34b,3G6
On The ether eide Of the account
Govt seourites. clio so6,147 Unchanged.
or . ~1riff. az 1neso
Notes rnen pa l3s56,oo3 Increase. 72s,233
The amoun: Of Does circulation Is GO ,255, being
On increase Of G37o,77o and The stock Of bullion in both
departments ,e82 showing decrease Of G7e7,
SIG when compared Nth the preceding rctlTn.
sa'feIsbwatc, in his circular b. tho Asia, says:-
We bave had a very firm market for American eccurl
tes curing The paft week Political auxees bo at hons
and abroad inducing capitalists TO 10 tho Bicsb
and s0pntett cags, where regular iDc)ms can DO dc
Serled alen and where .hcre entire freedom from the
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Cspadiap brands were firmly held but sales light
frr with sales OF 500 bbs closing stih within
the range Of quotations. Wheat was h'm'y held and
sSlos OF moment made. small lot OF 800 bush
lis Southern white was sold Oh private terms. Corn was
firm, but transactions confined to small ots at 9c.
ioT Southern yellow. Western mixed was hed at S9c
9Oc Rye steady with sales OF about 1000 bushels
at 92c 95c sGoat and delivered Barley was in fair
demand vh sales Of 600 bushels light coored state at
Sec Oats was quiet ano in far demand, with sales OF
State at SEC Soc, and Car adlsn at 60c a 621ac.
CofFEE--The market was quiet; about 200 bags Mara
ca 10 were sold at 12c., and 100 do. Java at l4Ac.
Coroy. The foreign news impaired more stengea 20
the market, while prices not qnotaby higher The
sales embraced about 600 bales, mainly on the bass OF
l2sc for middlng up'ands.
fREIGHTs engagements were quite light. To Liver
pool 500 bbs. engaged at Is Cd, 30 boxes
bacon at lbs 200 bbs pork at Is Cd cotton was ut
3.l6d There was nothing new to Londoa or glasgow
To Havre cotton ut for square bales, and &C Tor
Sea lslahd ashes and rice were ut u $Io and bone
at &c.
zoe.
LIME quiet 1oc for common, and at a5c. asked
for lump
WORCESTERSHIRE of 100 bids Cuba muscovado were
made al soc 32c, and 100 Porto Rico 34c. New
Orleans were fimiy held, but quiet.
NAVAL SToREsThe market quiet and sales OF both
spirits and rosn limited late in the afternoon sales
OF bbout eco bbs. tar made ut So 10 TO So 62
in yard for export 10 Glasgow with freight at 2s Cd.
Ons were without change, and sales limited.
PROVISIONS -Pork-fhe market continued heavy, while
HE embraced about 600 200 bills Including new
saI aud prime at $i3 l2 SIS 25 and Tumps ut Sl3 90
Beef continued firm, with good demand. with sales of
about 500 bbs, including country prime, ut Sc IS a
Western at 81 60 $ll 20, and extra do at sl2 90
s13. Primo mess wos quiet, at $ls s22. Beef hams
were Gfm, with sales of 100 bols. at SIG SO ST. So
Bacon m with sales Of 80 40 boxes rough sides at
&c. aDd 100 COO lbs, reported in pickle at &c. Cut
meats were fair demand with sales OF about 100 bids.
and tercts at s5Sc TO 7c for shoulders and at nc
9c hams Lard firm, with GALES Of about 1916 bbls.
and ,NIes at II &c. 12c and in kegs at 3c Butter
and cheese without change OF moment 10 quotations
ST.
closed about nc. higher than at tho close Of The pre-
cedng week. The transactions embraced about 500
bhts, including New Orleans at 6Ic 7Xc.; Cuba do.
within the range Of exc nc. embracing chiefly fair
refining goods 6aic. The sales also included LOCO
boxes at INC, and 200 bags Pcrnambucothe Weather
guBge's cargo--at about &c.
RIcE.-Thc market was firm, with good export de
mand The sa!es embraced SEQ casks, at 34c. 4}zc.
WHlsKEY was steady, with sales Of $50 bDls. at 2ec
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POSTAL DIREC TURY

TlHB OF CLOSING At rHs NEW Yoas oFrrCs.
UoxEsTIc. Forth lbany, Buffalo and Canada.
sss ana as ~ s 81 * ~ y
Eoutb and southwestern
NAH N :ss
SUNDAY EAus. On Sunday sllmGis cose at this oHce
5NHorsrA.. by etearoer, via rsnama Monday.
Tse u7.iiaad Mali for California lesves 5. Loais
every Monday and Thursday, al 8 A n. Letters
sesGpsd ior It ssould he @arbsd ''ovsrland. Wis
s1Axx c,- Tse oseyant Nah from e. scssph oJ TO ss
s,ssN Lsgssys sscuiS be- ss marked ''ossrlsas
50 pAG,Io..ty steamer, via Papaps, Monday,
y simmer coaiacoaicc. "Wednesday,
g s'! ss.@e, Empire city, saturday -
Fem fev ore.o: BY ates-p . o.
THE lst and 18th of eacn moath 0eliers chouid
b. placed in the Jnlce at Seq vorS sly PRS
y,ons 20 he above ds,.)
suRorr...... BY steamship Arabia, from Boston,
close here Tuesd ~ March o.. / aud 4 p H.
aAKAsA Iprs On the day amer the arrival Of each alter
he snsss s % s ssss
wis aeis for iae bahama islsnos 70 be lAnded
be per aa s' % isi ssS Two
ssss IN fSs s 5s Safes on b ss p .
ceivet.
TINE or cLosISa At raa LONDON orp1oa.
BOMBAY The Overland Nail 20 Bombay In Tendon
tolows:- Via Mareeiiies. on the 81 and i8,b OF
each month Via Southampton the lAh end
CALCUTTA Sd 10TH latb 26th Via Marseilles 4.h l2th
CAIxA, &c. Via kassies in and 2Gh. Via South
Ausrniri. VIA Sarseiljes and spes the VIA South
mptop and suez. 18th
BKanL via Southampton the OH OF The month";
The Marseies mnis despatched the OF above
Southampton malls despatched the morning Of
matt IL despatched the morning previous.