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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

heart, lift up applications to that n
Being, whose providence ruleth ovs'
and beseech Him to turn the conn.
wicked men into foolishness," and 10 rS''
those irascible passions, which, threat. |
land with violence and bloodshed.
Let the hurlhen of our prayer be- G.,
country THAI, our Heavenly Fatb.s
avert from us the calamity of civil No,
dispose the people TO peace and to the
walton of spirit OF fra,ernal respeC, |
iorbearance -
That He will give to the Presider, =,
United States. and 10 all 10 authorize !.
dom, and prudence, and hrmness, wL..
to guide the affairs of state in such ~
ner rs TO restore confidence and ba,r'
and prosperity to the people; to es,s
justice and truth in every Department..
Governme TO faithfully and imn.rs,
execute the laws. and preserve intact ON,
valuable Constitution.
That we will prosper all our indry.
pursuits, and Nil our varied interest. ,
that lie will Undue the hearts OF The n.,'
in all parts OF the land, with, the pritc1
of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus CbS
and revive abundaally rhat righteous,
which exalteih nation"
Girea under my hand and seal ofhs s,
this 7ioelfih day IF March, 10 the vo,
our Lord one thousand eight huadard !
sirty.one, md cfMe Independence Of
United States he eighty,ffh. "
ERASrUS FAIRBANKS
By has Ercellency the Governor.
GEo. A. MERRILL.
Secretary Of Cieii and Military Afa,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

KILL THE Docs Tuesday night about
fifty very nice sheep (the incest lot we have
seen for long lime) were put in car at
the Montpelier Depot to he aiken to market.
Wednesday morning it was found Tat dur
ing the night the Digs had made an ons-
bought on them, ard FIVE or six were found
with their feet and legs missing. The wool
blood ard sawdust found upon certain dogs
plainly pointed out the rascals. Our re-
medy would be tax so high as to drive
dcgdom into bankruptcy, or promiscuous
slaughter Of all dogs found at large Watch
man.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

That excellenily preserved old man,
Grant Thorburn, writes TO the New York
Observer, under date of February Is
This day | enter on my eighty ninth year.
Nine eyes, ears and limbs fail, Otherwise
my health is good. ] eat, sleep, and saw
stove wood, as comfortably as l did twenty
years ago. i am asked how ! have lived
| answer, never was drunk in my life; ]
never ate enough since 1898; have worn
white flannel next my skin, from my neck
to my ankle, summer and winter. Hence
! never feit rheumatic pain, nor headache
| have felt the ,oothaehs, and some twinoe.
OF the heart among the bonnie Yankee las
SEES to remind me that / was ye, in tn,
boly"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
STATE OF VERMONT.
Hr"si"s faireana.. Gsvernsr-A

IN accordance with long established usar..
and especially IN view of the periIs which
threaten our beloved country, | do b.r..hy
appoint THURSDAY. THE FOURT II
DAY OF APRIL NEXT, to be observed
oy the people OF this Commonwealth a. =
day OF FASTING, HUMILIATION and PRAr.
ER. ~
AT this time Of threatened violence. when
treason and robbery go UNPUBLISHED: when
the sacred oaihs of office are wan,anlv
violated by high Officials when fanati,;s,n
anu mad ambition have u>urped the place Of
Fr''Son and patriotism. and the foundations
OF our government AMI our cherished in.t;tn-
lions are 'mperilled; it becomes ms. a. in
u's'dua's and a a people, to PROSTATE our.
selves before God, and to supplicate HIS
merc'ful inlerp1siIion.
Lei Us on that day, with united voice and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

The BAPTIsTs OF VERMoNr.-It APP
pears from the minutes of TIE Baptist State
Convention, that there are in the State 10Y
churches, 95 ordained ministers, and s263
COMMITMENTS. There have been during
The past years 902 bapliSms, and 1852 adj
dition> BY letters from churches out Of the
State making the whole number Of additions
TO the churches 434. The denomination is
divided into associations, which meet an
nually; and after the meeting of the as
socialions, the State Convention meets, com
posed of the pastors of the courches, and
ion will be at Factory Point (Manchester),
Oct. 3.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC APPOINT

IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC APPOINT
MENTs.-P residen; Lincoln on Monday
nominated Charles Francis Adams Of Mas
-acbusetts, minister TO Eng and George
p. Marsh Of Vermont minister to Sardinia ;
James Watson Webb Of New 70 X, minister
to Turkey; William l.. Dayton of New
Jersey, minister TO France. The last-named
was confirmed, the rule requiring it to b.
referred having been suspended, as Mr.
Dayton was formerly member of he Sen
ate, and his character therefore was SUI
ficiently known without formal invesiga.
! ton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

The final decision as TO Fort Sumter is
siill reserved by the president A dispatch
from Ssjo. Andeson. endorsed by every
Office IN Fort Sumter, expresses the opinion
thai 10000 men will be required 10 disable
and conquer the ornaments against which
he has TO contend. !. is in reply TO - 3D.
jection that Major anderson shcaid sooner
hsys made known the slif.cuuies of bis 10
sitian asked for achievements, that since
the unsuccessful attempt of the Star of the
West, the whole face of things has changed,
and the military preparations Of the insur.
gents have become Of the most formidable
character. Their Notifications have been
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
Vermont News.

II Is Granville g. Benedict. the junior
Editor of the Burlington Free Press, who
has received the appointment of Post Mas.
ter at that place, instead of Gel. w. as we
had 1t last week, and it i pronounced on all
sides good appointment.
r. W. Chase has been appointed station
agent al Burlington for The Rutland rail-
road in place Of c. Doughty, resigned
The county commissioners eIec:ed this
spring in the several counties are as f flows
Addison county, Harvey Munsll Benning-
ton Lemuel Bottum Caledonia, T. j. Cree ;
Chitienden, William Miller; Franklin,
Romeo II. loyt; Lamoile, Orlo Cady ;
Orange, George P. Baldwin; Orl.ans, s. G..
Bean; Rutland, A. S. Iloughton Washing
ton, Nelson A. Chase; Windham, Ira Cool
hue; Windsor, Crosby Miller.
On Monday last week. while saving wool
at the American House, in Hy1epark. Mr..
A. Haskins had the misfortune to lose a
good horse. The horse got his leg in be-
tween the lagging ofthe horse power, in
consequence of which it was broken.
A FIRE, ALMosr.-Ohe Of the workmen
OF Mr.. }. A lead, OF Windsor, ON Tuesday
night last, retired leaving camille burning
Oh The kitchen table. In the morning the
liable was found 10 be partially consumed,
and the woodwork of The ceiling found TO
be burned nearly through, but the fire on
account OF the closeness of the room, was ex-
tinguished.- Hindsor Journal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

ring at least four months No, Is has had only u
weeks of school during the year Mr. Everett
Palmer was the teacher twas his FIRST attempt
He was well qualified so far as book knowledge Is
concerned. He needs more energy IN order 10 ms
complete success, re-, :,
Thus have briefly reviewed the condition OF
each school, and in closing this report would re-
specially suggest the propriety of remembering
the Districts, and would also suggest to those per,
sons who may be appointed to serve the several
districts as Prudential Committee, the importance
of knowing whether their teachers are legally quar-
flied TO teach, before paying them their wages
Respectfully Submitted.
VIM N. WILBUR, Your Superintendent,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

New HAMPSHIRE ELEcrIoN.-There
is no drawback TO the Republican victory
in New Hampshire last week. Returns
from PHI towns foot for Berry, Republican,
34,333; Stark, Democrat. 29,826. Repub-
licans ahead, &,507. The Republicans have
10 of the IL senators, and the House Ct
representatives thus far stands, Republi-
cans, 1873, democrats l05. When the towns
are all in, the Republican majority will
probably be about 70.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

q. S. SENAToR.-That able champion OF
freedom, Hon. David Wilmot, has been
elected U. s Senator from PepnsylSani ia,
in place Of Cameron, who is now in The
Cabinet. The election of the man who in
l847 revived in Congress the old Jefferso-
nian ordinance against the extension of
slavery, will prove highly graft ying to the
republicans throughout the country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

The Secession leaders dare no, submit,
their work to the people. The Louisiana
Convention has voted down the proposition
10 refer The Constitution OF the Coniederaey
TO the popular vote for ratification or reiec-
ton.
The Serseant-at-Arms Of the Senate, Mr..
MeNair, who has held the Office for many
years, and Who stool by aud sax Mr.. sun
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

The fremont Temple Baptist church,
Boston, is investigating the recent exposures
of their former pastor, kalloch. The young
lady charged with spending the night ia his
room Is said to have borne good reputa-
ton, and has been thrown into condition
bordering upon INSANITY by the undesirable
noiorieiy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

Messrs. Yancey, Posi-, and Dudley Mar
vim, the Commissioners whom the Confed
crate States have sent to Europe on the
bo"lless errand of demanding recognition
for The new Government from the Great
Powers, have decided to 90 TO England BY
way of Havana. They are doubtless afraid
to come to New York to take passage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

The War Department has received dis
patch from Major Ander, on indorsed BY all
the other officers in Fort Sumter, in whi:h
the opinion is given that re-erforcements
cannot be safely attempted with less force
than 10000 man.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

Our correspondent "A" Of Worcester.
sends Us, rs evidence that the human rae.
IN Vermont Is not yet quite degenerate.
physically. the following: Mrs. Serviah
Williams, of Mortified, is ~ years old. In
a recent letter she says: ~Lasi Summer, be-
sides doing my own work, picked berri-s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

(strawberries, raspbrrries and blackberries,)
2l2 quarts, walking from one TO two miles to
fad them. ! sold lsi quarts, receiving
Sl2,si for them. walked two miles to the
village 70 carry them" - HiadsOr Chrostels.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM,


For every Family, having 900 Receipts on coolhi
fr.sersll g. D. eng leaning Se How Paint aud Ess
y c pest 70 Raise How 10 cure animals adyier Hes
terests. Prlce = cents Worth j - my nne
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
MEDICAL AND CH 3MICAL
REFORM.
"A a vice FIR e.
NewYOrk Benevolent Infrmary, Established ~

No dsFot,d TO tbs af Mriicsl ieform; TO t. e.
N fusion 81 Medics knowledge for the prevention Dies
ai % the relief Of those suffering aietei Sta Cara
aud HsyHieRi Dordsrs 10 this end tais luarnsary b
dowsd. 10 enable She rick and suffering throughout u
length and hre. It o. land avoid tie Ds
hxtoraiio AID Igourance Of Protested physi4ns thr
wniea thousau and tens Of thousaiids b peh
TINS following SOM. Of the di-eases cure pos at
at tie innriHary bat IN ali parts u eOnntTy
Coiisnintisp an Pulmonary Complaints Fever, Serbia
bS spesia b Ear Diseases aicets and other unn
Jaandee and Liver C,nIiint, seminal r<s and
diseases OF tue Urinary and sexual Org
eause OF ot Whatever Of sct viii be 70 give .
70 Tue ahicted D. eaeeting in 81 sp-eds
Ouf ru- Is 10 charge nothing for adv and written -
serptions but iii furnish ~hea requested the very Is
medicines at tine i0xest rates
These remedies prepaid in Laboratory un.s
ee care ut abe Chemists aud toe rez5e
I scirnee, Including ali the recent discovvries
10 all addressing us b. letter containing full arenuai
symptoms ami appear nees II disease, age, occupation Sc
we VIII write 'ldii rrpy, wirh advie aistcIous
cure Any is seit Us when srnding for advice sill b d
voted TO furnish medicine fr the poor IL all ae
cine can be sent b. IN a. o,express desired send ~
OF more ~ our works aud jnage for yoarsrif
Also published az the intnaFy aid thee ohjects
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

The seven states that have gone out had
a representation in the Senate Of Ia and in
the House Of 33.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

w. II. Russell, the famous Crimean cor
respondent of the London Times arrived
from England last week, and will write of
our democI attic troubles TO thai journal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

built under direction of the beat engineering
skill, and are now commanded by some Of
The first officers 10 aay service.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

mer assaulted by Brooks without interior
ing, is to be removed and Republican
elected in his place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
The Guide and Guard

II exposes all the ilumbugs and tn. var;o riek. 10 a.
AMI touges TO dupe every one guide. the tea
NJ ahd SHOWS up every swnde age IL shows
an kinds OF FOOL Nelcines Liquors and 8 5os are aut
ted, with the Detecting the fr.ts price e.ua
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
THE LADIES' MEDICAL
F8IEND.
Aud the Pby-isIauy af Nx..;.,..

rork on the cause, symptoms, and treatment Of 4
complaints peculiar tie sex on marriave iti,s a
u " results on ohiiiren their Ills aud nn the pr
On holJeets OF private naturn. rrlce . centa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
~ uoPE-PoETRY OF PnYsIc n
Lat tn. SICK TO lierrics 20.
Wha'd h. stek IN liAa ~ knau

Such cures HE Pills do make,
Smiles, lnyrly snies, shall deck the brow
Where gloonue,s Is raiup-at now,
Aud aope anew shall wake.
u FIerriek's matches Pills stArtle the psosb :,
their This is the 70 use then. laFls ~
Is cts. boxes 81 " zee advertisements 8ss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
THE CoNsUMprIyE RooK


FOR those who wish to get well ON that awful disease
u inscription Of all the remedies used for H. with carr
a statement Of tue results aud other useful infornss
Price 10 esrts
The information in this Is not to be fund 10 any vo
pup is'ied nor obtaiiab.e f any other source Ihs
pooNs are published on dns white paper and beautaI
Any Of the above works vii be mailed free on receipt Z
pIer, ~ stamps, or muney; the IN hudsomel
% q FOinmh Tor oSE DOLLAR. No ftil, should ts vii
out thsm Tue ILLUSTRATED with beautiful engraTrs
400 contain the CONDENSED experience OF wears. -,
no.sEs WASfkp for the abye works who make So
Hphtn- send 1or circular FIR agents
10 the young of both suffering fom Secret labs
psstfAion q ,aini loss Of poser nervous debility -
81 sshti Waksfulness Of soiitudr: eruptons on ~
Ice, Se &c SESD BEFoRE m L roo xr before AOu SUI
ier inearAbe damage 70 both body aud mind. -.
To FEMALES want s,Fg PLF.srSr and suRE rpnnels
~ '''esuAr'ues, INSTRUCTIONS Whites, SC send 70 V
E6 E U NJ ~% nzs
We are convinced that there arr many parents Of ro
lou eousumptve, and diseased condition 10 whom HuEsf'
on obs rugs only brings suffering and poverty To sa
se NoHd SAY write and will seld infornatioa
sure well tested aud Bever-fsiing PagyExrfyE.
We El'i mail free to any appling for il.
THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REBORN
u I large and bauiifui paper, and contains the Eos
spermAtorhea. Seminal Weakness The eanse sGses
anu cure, showing the awful efeets Of the disease
On all other Diseases the sexual Organs full exPana
On Consumption. that fearful disease on the Lirs.
hesrt, stamash b, and skin. On feaAe Complaints % =.
Various Sehoo OF Medicines On the modes Of freaiH
nos Praetiesd On the False Treatlnent Of Disease
the VARIOUS Medical fIambugs on the Physoo,y Of Nsi
mage. on the common sense Of Meiirine- On Dsst =
erei-es- and Aointion Hos the Phs siciaa shoaa =
TO- - PREVENT Pregnancy And many other tnlts
ssND fvk n This Journal should he in the hands o. -,
MS.
Ioail who apply By letter with full desespfi'a q y
osen patton sym toms Of disease Of any kind and bso
Chi-f ~ sieiAn
Address, tsi,h t~o three Stamps for return poss5
DR. } RUSSELL
tBOX b. Bscourx Se--lof
LID
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
The GenIIrmcn's Medical Companion


book for the old and young embracing the pathosgs
Prevention, and Cure Of al Diseases uf tht Unar, apd T.
ual Organs, and warning voice Of advice and couse So
as 70 % found % 40 other WIZ. Prn. . nrnta.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

DH c. II. sHoLEs, EeLEcrio PHYSICIAN gives p,,,
attention to diseases Of the geHifeinary organs ~
eial diseases of women See ADVERTISEMENT In asolsr
umn.
June rs, 1860. 2s.x
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
The Tim G ..
The New Senate.

The new Senate that assembled nj WASH
ington March is politically divided as fol-
lows -
Republicans 20
Democrats 20
Americans
Total so
Kansas will elect two Republicans, which
will give that party 81 senators, and Mis-
souri, and California will return two Demo
Gratis, increasing the senators Of that party
TO %. This includes Arkansas, which in all
probability will not secede.
In the House Of Representatives omit
ting the seven states that have seeded, par
ties will stand -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
TIE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple renel easily Obtained for the eus
Diseases 10 AL IL forms with full plans thv
SmPtoms, Diet bathing, and exercise. Pgce 30 cents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-10
tlv @flfaas Hluaes atlarAet.
onzacnsE esIIen. ], N, zocanp.trss.

% URzscEHx osr1cE, No. ID Ganpstreet !
Monday Evening, Dec O. 1851. {
rs The week opens very quietly. Towards meridian
to-day the selegraphic adviees announced about as
much al we have heard for the past year. They
xlnoanted to no more than motion being niadei ID
The Lincoln Congress to afpoint commissioners ID
confer on the preservation Of The Union, and fol,
lowing the receipt Of these dispatches some of our
Inolsyed men were 90 very indiscreet as to place
reliance on them and bull the market. I, 1
chief feature of notice today was the an.
uuai electionef directors for the Canal Bank. The
inquiry was frequentat the corners, how goes the
election, and sos There were some rather tart
questions put Tho judges of the election to some
TIC ed resident Stockholders when they came
up 10 vote. and equally as curt replies given,
/ though really there was no urgent necessity to
put question 70 voter that III do you hold the
stock IA your name, when the list OF stockholders
Was before them, and the explicit oct Of the char
ter saying that all stock to be voted On must be
held three calendar months before tie lay Of cleo
ton. Oh course, two tickets having been voted
y 'xas later than usual before the result was
determined Il
Ihn athers continues remarkably mild for the
season leading 70 the belief that as large cron Of
cotton as ever before known 10 Louisiana, Missis
sppi and Arkansas will follow tie unusually mild
autumn has attended the picking ana gather.
Inc season for 1851,
Ehe eommittee of tfe legislature tin the course
y their duties, have propounded interroeator Il
regard 20 ths weekly decrease ID tie specie line 81
ne Southern Bank. The movements Of the South
efn Bank have prevented gold from advancing "a
l0 sscts more than II has. As the Southern Bank
has ppf declined M pay specie On it, obligations,
pepilslt re annexed table of il cash liabilities
and returns made tathe Board of Currency. About
one year ago this bank commenced TO retire its
Sasauas WIZ the ntention Of withdrawing all iron,
circulation According To the returns, the circa
s5lations "a addition 70 the SPECIE ii secured BY
1920 city . Vet bonds Ii the hands If the All.
EDITOR, with ss4o,0 900 III the hands u the bank-
sufficiently strong and ample fos alt purposes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-10
Msm NrkaI ailp Gresttai.
1 sss:rs 4 1880 1rrE.r- is--oI.11N1lrse
Ritter SnisIliaslgfs,
oassrsrF slrncs, Va. fooxxr srarns,s

onssssss as,acs 70 , e g5 - 81,
!.
,,.,., Il az, /. 49, = H. asaa !,
IA NJ 81 IL
VIZ ss'A' 8 - - .4s w eess ~ sa
me departures md arrivals were; few in nuni
ber. Business was brisk on the ieyee The boat
-, ;,s,,. 80 -, a.s ,, ma Ia
H -. ~ ~, !;
~ az,
=. g
nj The princeSof Wales left for Memphis with q full
trip. The Magenta, A!onzo Child and Ed. j. Gay
III * nm fr;,,o fr linn mi ta BENDS I'M
:
" ease soesy snH Y, 'ss't1
- e = :. II
iasel .ssS " MI
Use rs. e me-
sasss syng ias.s a.a as " Y.
NJ Viii l NH waafEar VA warm anS so,.ls
s Mn. s,ff rain ~
ssss st. fss,;s 81 ~ III,
W. lhe ~ 1s's ~ y ssle Eve e sss
fnow Of the season. u lay some inches deeper
s uus y Lhe wea.neE 70 sXs
. usa wv sus noass past II .ne riEer
~ II IS hours s nvs
5 aSszs MI III,
s,s s q e si w VIII ing Dse
wy aass
sso III @ " W. 81
"a i, y =: - ~ :. y y
s n. W ~ Ana Wy Y " me same COR
49, ~ ,.s Walois is !, t..
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the ID says:
The weather continues cloudy and cool, with
more ram yesterday rhe river is on stand at
Pntsnurg, with SIX feet IN the channel. Here it b
sun Tlssng and "a tae navigable order. The fails
aIe agnin nnavigabie foF steamers. The lower Ohio
continues y TAR nayigable order
N. SUI RP. roR BACON RouaE. The excellent
passenger packet j. ne. Sharp. Capt A. i. Dye,
commander, leaves at O'Clock this evening for
i Baton Rouge ana coast landiD a. s s2s III ma
AcAp1A FoR nns.1 ybe last mas.
sesger nasEst cs;s s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-10
. depieh. Of The sllarksts.

~ ~ sCnrscr w Dsf1cx, No. 10, CANT SrkEgT,
"a TUESDAY Morning., December 10, 1851.
CorTos. . 200 bales were sold on Saturday for
I future delivery.
| TOBACCO Z. so hhds. sold at -. "
SuGaR There is a fairdemand, mostly for the
lower qualities and the market is firm at previous
rates The sales embrace about 500 hhds. In
fsrior l}@2, Common to Good Common 2i@22.,
Fair to Fully Fair, 3@sac., Prime to Choice, 40
50. y ID.
MoLGssEs. \. The sales reach fully 1900 bbls. at
16@l7 and III @isc. for Fermenting, according to
quality, and 7a@1s5c. for Prime to Choice. Some
lots Of Choice are held above the outside figure.
\ FLouR, We did not hear Of sale. On Fri
day and Saturday small lots sold at -@s11 for
Superfne and Sill 50@sl2 for Good and Choice
Extra. # " q 3 3}5iS
q Corn About 1000 sacks White sold in several
lots at 50 and los Poor Mixed at soc. ID bushef.
4 Bean. 400 sacks sold at 81 y loo lbs.
OARS 4. 10 sacks Mississippi sold at 81 So .
bnshef AZ
r. HAY. 100 bales Grab Grass sold at $50 50@ss5
U ton.
BACON. !. Sugar Cured Hams are retailing at %
t12sc., and selling from first hands at &c. u ID.
WHISKY Rectifed is retailing at the advanced
rate Of ~ 1o,8st is y gallon.
LARD !. Prime in kegs is retailing at 2s@3oc.
o d. I; = ,8.s .s
PonK. I. Mess is retailing slowly at s4l@s45
IA Dbl. II q " 5sal