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Ne ~. VI EMS
As Just received his stock ~ Fan Ooads embracing ~
one ofthe Ia gest and os eompt A
all the latest and improved styles Of watct Da S
mands Jewely Silver and plated Of every desenp o.
which he inyes his friends and the public 10 call examine
before purchs elsewhere From the stock
be no hesitation In Ing that he who
my favor him with a call MYEha
seal Cor Main and Pearl Sta RirbnonI ".
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

fuE TIE RAPID CURE Or
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
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ton and FOR the Relief OF Consump-
tive Patients, in advanced
stages fthe Disease.
T1. is a remedy universally known 10 surpass any
other for IN. cure OF throat and lung complaints, that II
/. u-.. her. tn publish the evidence of its virtues It's
,prd tSceeuct for coughs and colds, and It's truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made Il
l-rvn throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
T, ,r. tlfr communities or even families, among them
who hly. not >o-nc personal experience Of IT, elects
bfi md dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
A. ii know me dreadful tlty Of these disorders and
Il. thg know too. the effects Of this remedy, We need not
do moro trn 90 assure them that t has now al the viz
fue that Do dId have when making The cure, when nave
won so strongly upon the confidence oi h'hAnd'
Prepared by Or. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass
sll Wholesale and retail by PURCELL, LAnD CO, Rei
nl.d Va. \ B. RIvES Co. Petersburg J. H. sEA1, Lynct
nv irr-rftfs and merchants apl9-6me7W
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
BIRTHS.
In .hi. town, March 81, a son to C. P. ALBEE-
MARRIAGES.

In BELLOWS Fails March Is, by Rev Mr. Perry Mr. JOIN
vii FR az Putuey and Miss AGNES A. WEAVER Of
Cambrdgeport- A., - n,
So aRIEs and Mrs T. MAROIN, both Of ssston's Riv-
:.
In Hart,and March IA. by Rev. G. Woodbury. VT Ed
WIN II SLANT0N and Miss EBlkN . HbhENNAhi
both Of South Woodstock.
In Woodstock b. Rev. NJ Kitisr, Mf CHESTER Q.
FOGG Of BIidgeWaier, and Miss ROsANA BLAisDklL q
N ,iuiifsrl March l. ~ Il. d field Esq Mr. ROBERT
DEWEY q Coleraiue, Mass and Miss JANE HAsfiN0s
Ia Chs-,er March Il by Rev. C. O. Cur, DAVID ,.
FALKNER q Grafton, and ELIZA g HILL Of Westmin-
IN whitiarharn March Il, BY Leonard Brown Es Mr.
GEORGE o. HARVEY, and Mss SARAH ). BOYD, both Of
wiislilgton
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

PEWTER wis Of Mr. II, W Cancpter, aud daughter Of Mr.
u and Mrs. NJ. Nichols, of Warisboro, aged o.
In Williams,ilc March IL, Mrs, LAURA ALDGIUu MID
ON W the late Daniel T. Allr'ch, aged s.
In Newfne, Mach s. Mrs THANKFUL, wife Of Jonalab
Moore ~ years 10 mos Papers Ia W. and Mass please
u,e
In Guiliorl, March 0, Mr., PAPDoN BURDICK, agrd 81
years 8 mos
In hrtlgewatcr, March Of disease OF the heart Mrs.
JANE SAWYER, aged G3
In Bridgewater, March g. Of consumption, JAMES Nv
sou Of John and sophia Rastrch aged . years mos
In Reading, March H. Mrs, JULIA A., wife of Hiram
Robinson aged As years
In heading March a. MIR. SAMUEL BUCK, aged 20 Yrs,
Mention was made Of his case in the TlMls few weeks
since.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
4OcaI Nj at L erS
Book Binding.

We would announce to our readers that
! have made arrangements by which we
L prepared to receive all kinds Of book
nding. The work will be done in the
ost superior manner, and we are quite
Ire will give satisfaction. Orders solicited,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
srArE on vERNIO 81. nc Iion. IIrabate coI

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon Probate Court
DIST. wEsraINsTER 5. 5 hir said District TO AL
persons interested the Estate Of Adds BURGESS late
Of Grafton, deceased. Erecting.
You are hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the account Ptoemy EIEon, admiBtratnr Of said
tate and dec ee disributln Of sail among the per-
sons eut tied thereto the session thereof u bs held
the Office Of Dean, in Grafton in sail district. the
first "Wednesday MAY A. 1850 and also decide upon
the Application for further assignment q personal
the widow OF said deceased at tie session Of sal
eori when aud where you NAV be- heard in premises.
ii You see fit BENJ. ". DEAN, l;rei,tifcr.
Grafton. March, & ls0D.
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n. HI. Hall.

HAS a good assortment Of BIBLES aud HYMN BOOKS
L Also SCHOOL BOOKS, wh,eh he will sell as lew a.
any person in Vermont
Grafton, March Is, 1860 IL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

STATE OF YER NO Mt, At Probate t'onrl he'i
pisr. o. uEsrNfSsfEH- . AZ korktreham Within
aud iar sill niiiei, n the Ifh day n Narh D. tee
Prs=ent the Ion AHfsfi Al 5ruDpARD. JUICY.
An instrument rurpprng 70 be the let viii and isia
urut of EDWIN TO Nh late u lns kingsm ia sail d
rri.t sr4 ffre arfstntg Cuart here hy Philip
D. Perry fe sxecutr therein nainel flF prhftr = i o.
erl ~ sid that al persons suscrnsi thsrein =
oslic- ~ Stui ari. Tnsrtd in saii district. tn
srst WELLESLEY ~ Apfi A. d. So sai eu eaust II any
they NAV inst the probate Of stil ~iH fr Wneh
ui. farther urersi- that - the rtru-i -
ms oer abisiscl ssss sucg>ifey, IL tas hE
Lows FsfHs TIxEs printed Rockingham ia tins etttti
s-un - mas he. A true copy Il rszslri. - -..
Graf,sa, Sisr-hs. isa1, M
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
DIST. WINDSOR, 5. Court ior tie bistriet o.
windsor 10 all persons concerned in the estate Of ANsoN
WHEELER, late Of plymouth, in sid District deceased
Whereas has been represented and made 10 appearto
al Court that said the owner at the time Of
Ms DEATH OF a certain pisce o. band situated in said Ply
mouth and bounded North By land q Cyrus John
son Ess. BY land Of RUSSELL South by land Of Jo
sh SAWYER and y. Earl. and the West by land o. X
p Pollard containing l8a more or cs And wlrFe
a. p Pollard Administrator df said estate. has made his
written application license sell the whole q said real
estate lexeept the willows right Of dover, ineiung
the pyersiap on ground that viii be euecai For al
persons interested sell the and has vita his apP
cation rIuced the and appreciation in writing q
nj rrs.ns Interested therein, that it should be sold
Therefore yuu hereby rotfed % appear ieipre ssi
fo-f a. session terf he held al the Inn Of " Down
er in weafhersaeid in sid District. The fourth Tues
aax n aprf next and shoS Gauss il any yea may have
hy the license prayed for By the administrator Should not
be granted. -.
ish4d tlsree rseks suecrsyty IN the Bellows Pals TINES
riti a usan in sid state the last Of Eeb sasi
b tfre the .e Of bearing in the premises afareait
Given nnsr nv hind and the seal Of sail Court al vs
rulish in sid District this i1th DAY of March, ISL
Ills CbxRK II. CHAPMAN, Register
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon tn; n Probate =,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
For ESent!
ESfATE OF AxsoN WHEELER.

ON reasonable Terms Two New, Convenient and very d
" sirablc TeBemcnts. y. HAhhiS-
Bellows Falls. Feb. g. 1850. old
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday, March q.
A. market 6sT Cattle about $50 Beeves and l37 Stores
consisting Of working Mich Cows, and two and
three years old -.
Prices Of Market Bcef-Extra 81 30 q % hrst quality
20 second quality So IS third quality, 81 00i ordin
ary SO 90. -
Cows and Caves-S25 40 a $50.
YearIiugs; None two years old ST. g Y three years
cid % "a p. 20
sheen and Lambs-2zu0 at market. Prices in lots s.,
81 a. - IS each. Extra 50. a s. %, eaeh or q &c
F>,r 49, live weight.
Hides "a Gle. Tanow, Z q &c
Pcltsi q a. 81 IS each. CalfSkins 10 a lie Y b.
NUMBER FROM EACH STATE.
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DEATHS.

In Tut stosn. Cal Jzn- p 2 M.FOhbhis " D. asei
81 years fsinasriy Of Brikzs-Hter. . -, -,
in Nest Windsor. MArek :. JENNA p Nil9N VI INV
La. P,ire.s Hs1nxn.sv. a-sI - yfsrs and mos -.
In Marboro Feb 81 sssy sud lsaiy, ,iEs. ABBY CAh
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STATE OF YERNIoN VT. I The Hon. Probate t,nul

ST Al y Vf fsaNlFfV- y = 'l LIT 7
ntsT. WESTMINSTER 3 NfQTssif District. 10 an
perors teresed ia the Fstlte Of LEONARD Or tGiN Ia
Of b, estninst ter. deceased. 1Fteting
You arr hereby natiaeI that this will decide upon
the allowance the i Daniel G. Wight the al
minisratoF % sid Etae ~ accrcc sffha0n q sii ~
tate among the persons thereto the session there
be held At 'be oice o! 4 soliari IN TovHsteri 10
said district the GrSt We'd esay Il Ami. 4 ~,
and that an assi-uusrIt # the personal estate sii he
made 70 the utias deceased, the session Of
said vttn aul where sou t hear IN the Trc
mics. II yon ht bLNJ- ". DEAN Eser.
f;raf.sai March ;, $50.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

Remarks-Thc market was lively Tor Beef than ast
vk sales quicker slight improvement ~ prices for
the best cattle. There large number Of sheep but
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23
Board.
Notice

DEBSONs having unsettled accounts with q. o. HENRY
requested to attend TO the same by calling at Nam
moth Block, east side, up stairs.
March IL, 1866. -
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate Court
DIST WESTMINSTER 5. 5. for said District To all
persons interested the Estate Of EBENEZEk LOCKE,
late Rockingham in said Dstfie. deceased. Greeting
You hereby notified that tsis Court will decide
allowance Of Asa Locke Of the
will testament of said deceased, and decree dstri
button of said estate among the persons entitled h,Iet 1T
the session Of said Court he held the office OF A. Stud
ard in Townshend in said district, the first "Wednesday
April D. lS60, when and WHERE you be heard in
the premises if you sec nj BENZ. ". DEAN, Register.
Grafton, March s, 1850. h-l3
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-06-13
XXVI.
THE RESCUE AND AN UNEXPECTED
ENENT

- Am already mad
And does delirum utter such sweet words
Into a dreamer's ear ?'-LADY OF LYONS.
''And her white arms hung
On his oy'd neck as though in that one clasp
The whole wide world of JOY was in her clasp"
Mrs. o. II. w. EsLING.
CONSERVATION deep and astounding was
fixed upon the countenance of Handy O'Flan-
nagan, as he saw himself in the clutches Of
the officials OF justice, and his hellish aims
foied.. Slowly his eyes opened and his be-
wildered senses returned to him.
"What does this mean ?" he breathlessly
exclaimed.
"What does what mean ?" was the grutf
question which was made in answer by one of
the policemen.
"Why am thus arrested p
Man of bloody heart" said the youth,
as he looked up from the senseless body which
he held in his arms, "what does this sight
mean? Oh, william, with a soul of hellsh
dye what has this poor girl done that now,
suffering from some inhuman torture, thank
God has been rescued from your clutches
What cause have you for thus treating her p
1T matters not to you Let me go.
have committed no crime against justice"
"No! but an awful, horrible one against
God and morality. Look upon this girl, man
of devilish nature, and say that no more, "
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-06-13
For the Spirit of the Age.
Examination and Exhibition Of the Rocky
Mount SenJ5i:

The examination and exhibition of the
Rocky Mount School, under the Supervision
of Mr.. W. I. Griffin, took place on Thurs
day, the 31st day of May. The day was a
dark, cloudy one--rain threatening all day
Notwithstanding which a large concourse of
people were in attendance The students &C
quilted themselves handsomely, showing to
their parents and friends that their time had
been well employed.
After the students had performed their
parts, the Principal introduced to the audi
ence, in very complimentary terms, Mr.. Geo.
W. Blount, of Nashville, who was the chosen
orator for the occasion. He delivered a
sound, hard-sense speech, addressing himself
to the farmers, and telling them that the ed
ucation of their sons was OF as great impor-
| tance as the education of those destined for
the learned professions. He then spoke to
the students, pointing to them the road to
knowledge in glowing eloquence, showing
them their duty to themselves as men, and
then their duty as the future governors of this
great republic. He spoke IN soul-stirring ac-
cents of the Union Of States, and gave pic
turc of our country both physical and politi-
cal, and closed with a graceful allusion to the
ladies, and the subject Of female education.
At night there was brilliant display o.
s.beauty and chivalry" in the dance and socia
eonyersation-each enjoying himself as he
thought best. There was no sleep till morn. ,
for ali remained until ''rosy fingered Aurora
was about to lift the curtain of night-thet
left with fiuttering hearts and slight squeez
1rg of the hands, to dream of the fair one
they had reveled with that night. All tn
males, | am sure, were intoxicated, but no
with brandy-for did not smell any of it
poxious fumes that night-but with the dt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-06-13
Written for the Spirit of the Age.
LILLIA LINN; Or The First Victim.

It is good to turn back occasionally and
glance over the pages of the Past, even if
we do find as many pictures of sorrow as
gladness written there. For one, love to
call up the memories of the by-gones, and
look upon their old familiar faces.
Did you know Lillia Linn? ALL its fool
ish to ask such question for Lillia was
scarcely known beyond her own neighbor-
hood. But you have seen the old school-house
on the hillside? Well, Lillia went there
and sat, and read, and wrote after copy, and
played under the great hickory tree down by
the brook, and played with her, and work
ed hard sums for her, and loved her too. But
she died
Poor lost Lillia turn back and look on
the day when childhoods gladness drove care
away, when the realities of life were untried
and she was my own little laughing angel.
| wish | could tell you just how Lillla look
ed when she was a mere child, and above
all when she left school. But cannot; nc
| I cannot but / can see her just as she was
the last time we sat on the seat her brother
Bob built under the cedar tree, and SAID Il
was for u.s. No silvery wreath floating across
| the blue sky of a summer evening, was more
graceful: no warbling bird had lighter
| heart; but | cannot tell you how tenderly
her blue eye looked, and Sometimes hat
tear-drops clinging to the long ashes hk'
buds of crystal She vas the sweet hoWe
that bloomed out in brightness on the way
side of my youth loved her then ant
when my locks became dark and nsy prov
was stamped with manhood's signet, | love-
her the more, and love her now in the moo
or winter of life as it may be. Yes, loV
her pure spirit that hoyers DER me on a!
gel wing, while l write of my poor lost ii
liza.
years agol How time flies!
J seems bu: few days, but ! know 1t hi
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-06-13
For tha Spirit Of the Age.
Sensibility.-BYlFIN FINLEY JOHNSON.

nablllty.-ByfF FINLEY JOHNSON.
Sensibility is that pduliar structure or hab-
1t OF mind which dispEes a man tobe very
easily moved or affected by the objects and
events around him. There are some whose
nervous system is 81 grossly formed, and
whose spirits flow in 30 thick and sluggish
current, that they areEncapable of any sensa-
lions save those of animal appetite. On the
contrary there are others whom nature has
formed IN so delicate mould that they are
sensible OF any Impression, whether of joy
or gflef. 10 such persons not only is every
actual occurrence source Of interest, but
their vivid and fertile imagination is always
ousliy employed in creating ihnumerable fc-
hcIous causes of vexation and delight,
Il has always been obsery chat the most
feetTa Tasfd po~er-o Si,aclcy, sase 5ossessoei an
ardor of spirits and glowins sentiment which
has led them on to great and tloridus deeds; and
it must be perfectly obvious to every one
who contemplates human nature with i'm
partiality, that man is g. being necessarily
depending in measure upon external OBJ
jects, and that the human species must be
capable of enjoyment and exertion in proper
ton to the power of the impression these are
enabled to make on the feelings.
Sensibility is not only an enjoyment but an
| aid to virtue. We invariably regard the first
appearance of this tempern children as the
| dawning of an honest and excellent charac-
ter. Where the parent observes his child
discovering tender heart not in weak fears,
but by dropping a tear over the suferings Of
his companions, and by treating the brute
creation with humanity, Fhese indications O
generosity and kindness are viewed with in
expressible delight. In the hdunabic cot as
we'll as in the palace, the gem of coersibity il
found, affording the poor and unlettered me
chanic delights which many king nigh
envy. Without Sensibility the satirist AM
novelist would write in vain. The poe
would sweep his Tyre, and its tones woul
find no echo in our hearts, for the halo of de
light which is thrown round literature is i'm
parted by Sensibility.
This virtue is indeed valuable, and
should be our constant care, in the pursuit {
pleasure, to cultivate it, for if we keep ou
hearts to this end, it will prevent the intrr
sion of selfshness and its train of sordi
passions. We should never repent doir
: good. Generosity brings its own reward,
!, not in this word, at least in that which
to come for the greatest Christian Writ
is love to our neighbor and how can v
carry out that principle without possessir
v Sensibility. -.
> Baltimore Nd -..
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sets amid an awful tempest Trust not to
the present, look aboyel" &
BY this time they had reach the mansion
Of the old editor, and Frank eye sparkled
as he saw floods of light iss g from it
Scarcely had the DELL been runbefore SER
want opened it, door from th4rlor thrown
open and Alice once more clasfin the arms
of John Garland The poor still suffer-
ing wept aloud.
"And you don't think I away on
purpose, sir ?" asked the sabl girl.
"Bless your heart, mol ID said you
did, eh, angel? But who is to By James
the First, Rowand found too ell, If Hap
piness is pig with greesy as I main
tain it is, | VOW Pve good cnh onto ii, !"
and he wrung the hand of the Formed ine-
briate with such force as to Sc the tears
to spring from their secretionss
The welcome was as cordial &iven TO Al
ice by the mother and daughts while Fred
very tremendously offered his
Aw, aw," he said With ma dignity,
/" | am glad to see youbaca II Wy whis-
kers." Il 49, :
ly awaiting the resulIof Ffaazng slon. i.sd
provided everything for the conht OF his
new visitors. Refreshments weproduced,
which were needed indeed by Al Rowand
and young Frank. The lattetad during
the above modestly retired anlgazed with
moist eyes upon the scene Of veOme.
"Come here, you rascal,'' outed John
Garland, as he caught the has of Frank
and Alice. "Then, love each her now
Eh! Rowand, you have no lbjhons? No,
certainly not, who could?"
Did Alice draw her hanJbasf fllly away ?
No, but she blushed-and u it rmain, while
Frank pressed it tenderlyhnd bestowed
kiss gallantly upon it. Ace vas now six
teen-sweet sixteen, and r heart was warm
with affection. Frank is INDEED too far
gone to have even the kghtest degree Of
hope for his recovery. Did Joha Garland
laughed heartily at the eh which Affairs had
come to, but his honest Indignation welleo
forth in torrents when / heard the recital'
OF both Frank and Allied
"Hal ha hal hurb bh for yop," he ex
claimed {" Frank, you live the head of 9
Machiavel."
(To BE coMtS-Enl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-06-13

light created by the smiles and fayoring
glances of the ladies' We all hope we may
have many more such occasions.
Mr. Griffin is an estimable man, and good
scholar. He will open bis school again on the
18th July, when hope he will be patronized
as he deserves. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-06-13
Original Qapers.
WnrTEN ron THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
THE HEART O f ST EEL:
THE IEEBRIATE's DAUGHTER.
A TALE OF THE UNFORTUNATE.
by n. LANSING BURROWS.
Author q The pEase gs g 1Rg Fire WogssipPsrs
ky.
AAN.
THE PHILOSOPHER DISCOURSETH

THE PHILOSOPHER DISCOURSETH.
. II weaks the brain, 1t spoils the memory,
Hastng on age and willful poverty
1t browns thy better parts, making thy name
10 foes laughter, TO thy friends a shame
IT'S virtues poison and the bane of trust.
The match Of wrath, the fuel unto lust n
Quite leave this vice, and turn not to Il again
Upon presumption of stronger brain
For he that holds more wine than Others can.
Inther count hogshead than man."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16
AUCTION 0ALUa.
FUTURE DAYS
By Jas. M. Taylor 4 Sen. A acts.

ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS.
II AND HOUSES. AND LOTS ON CHURCH
AND UNION HILLS, AT AUCTION-Ou MON.
DAY, 18th Nav. 1860 tthat being Whit Monday )
CONNIE ncins at ga o'clock P. NJ we viii sell q non
the premises respectively, in the order named ba-
low. the following most beautiful PROPERTY,
70 wit:
. square No. 10 IN Adams Plan, bcuu ded BY Ven
allie, PleasaEts, Mosby AMI Adams streets. 1t has
been sub-div,ded into q lots, fronting on VenabIe
Peasants and Adams streets, and among them
may be found some most desirable sites for stores
Two framed Tenemsnts on 9th, between and
p streets-one of them 10 occupied By Mr. Sizer.
They have three rooms each. and are comfortable
houses.
Two Lots at the corner Of .sh and streets, IS
Five lots at the corner of goth and s streets. IS
by 1873 feet each.
And square No. 10. in Rutherfoord's Plan. bound
ed b. s0.h. 3lst. X and streets. ,Ing immediate-
" IN front of the residence of Mr.. G. r. Hunt 1t
has bes sub divided into 20 lots about IS By l53
feet each.
This sale will embrace some Of the most desira-
Die property IN that whole section. and Will atrd
to persons wishing to secure building lots m 90
portunIty that cannot again occur-whie 10 the
Ga pitast, 1t offers investments which must prove
profitable
Plats Of the property may be seen at the Office of
thu Auctioneers
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance at L. and u
months. for notes, with interest added. and title
retained.
my Is JAS NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16
Northern 1lurkefs.

NEW YORK, May l5.--S' KS duh and easier-Va
f's 81. Cotton firm. Flour declined "a 10 cents
southern UNCHANGED. Wheat lower-wh,e Sl40
81 Il corn active and 10 wer-mxed 7or74; ell
low 1th7, Pork heavy-mess SIT Goals ~; prime
sle5j. 1915. phiskey-no BUYERS at over 2lIs
Sugar Quiet-Muscoyado Ga ais Rosin Sl52ta.
Other articles Unchanged
"a IS n New York. May 18th. of 500 Va. 6's at
s. -5eu do L, 92l and : 30 100 Tenn 6's at glit
BslrlMaRE, May ID Flour dull-Howard street
IS. Wheat doll and lnwer-red >l.a5 a LAO, white
sl.i9fl Is. Bacon actiye-sifes Sil0cents. Lard
sfesd' at ia, Pork hfm-sneSs SIS. WhlsKey
ia ! n %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-16
Denth OF n Venerable Editor,

BALTIMORE, May i5.-The venerable Thorn
as Murphy, formerly for forty years one of
fne proprietors of the American, from which
he retired about seven years since, died here
hrs morning. in the LIST year of his age. He
,cas connected with the first paper ever pub
and rcspec ted.