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The White Sulphur Springs,
Green1rier County, West Virginia.

ETfth5Fttf County, ITeS{ TNyiIliu.
LNAMOCS for tho Alternative Waters and Fa-
Il shionablc patrons, will be open OH MAY
18TH; capable of accommodating, in view of
The improvements made. from 1,50O to 1000
persons. The cars of the Chcsapcakc and
Ohio Hallway now run 10 the Springs.
The location is ZOO feet above the level of
the sea, aifordng entire relief from summer
prOstrating heats.
Excellent Bands and extensive Livery in at
tendance, and every arrangement for the en-
Joyment Of guests. FANCY and MASQUE-
RADE BALLS during the season.
CHARGES - S25 per week. and 500 per month.
of thirty daya. Children. under ten Years,
and Colored Servants half price; White Ser
wants according to accommodations. Address
May 90 25 PEYTON Il CO.. ProDrietors
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Imported Wines.

T HAVE just received the following list of
u choice WINES, comprising the finest Euro
pean brands. This is, without doubt, the
largest and best assortment ever offered in
Columbia.
ETS.-lranlcnbnrg Freres' Mc,loc,
st. Julien. MargauX, Pontet Canct, LaIiosc,
Chateau LaRosc, Grand Vim Latour, 1858;
MargauX, 1853; i.aFitte. 1853.
HOOKS AND SAUTERNES.-Lanbe
hcmer, Neerstcimcr, Hockheimcr, Marco
bruner, Rudcshcimer, Haut Sauterne, Heut
Barsac.
CIIAMPAGNES.-M Il Chandon's Yer
zcnay. Dry Imperial; Vim Imperial, Green
Seal. Eruch. Foucher & Co.'s Lac Dor, Carte
Dor, Sparkling Mosclle
SHERRlES.-All Grades, from house Of
Guiding some very choice "AMONTILLADO, -
worthy the attention of connoiseurs.
May Is GEORGE SYMMERS
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TE1sHsssLEa:A.EH "a.
ToreiRn News.

LONDON, June 1S.-The Shipping Ga
zet1e, OF this morning, is confident the
money market vii be undisturbed by the
recent advance in grain.
There was large meeting of non-con.
formists at Liverpool, last night. Emf,
nent persons spoke. Resolutions were
adopted to sustain Gladstone on the
education bill. There was also meet.
ing of dissenters at the Lords, which
unanimously passed resolutions express
ing dissatisfaction at the education bill.
The cotton factory of Hoile & Co.,
Dundee, Scotland, was burned last night.
Loss heavy.
LIVERPOOL, June 19-The ship Ex-
press, which sailed from Lazos, Guinea,
many months since, unexpectedly ar
rived today. She had been given up
for lost, and the insurance paid.
The Saturday Reuie,o, in comments
npon American affairs, says Congress
has checked the audacity Of the manu-
faoturers, bnt still is averse to adopting
liberal policy.
MADRID, June 1S.-It is reported that
Serrano is quite i'll.
The Indications are that the military
will issue pronunciamento in favor of
Montpensier.
b. ATHENS, June 1S.-Gustave Flourens
has been ordered to leave Greece, in
accordance with the request of the
French Government.
PARIS, June 1S.-The iron-fonndcrs'
strike throughout France is sustained, in
great part. by English money.
FLORENCE, June 1S.-The monument
in honor of the heroes of Solferino, will
be unveiled on the 24th, French and
Austrian officers participating.
Prince Napoleon has entirely reco-
vered.
The Algerian rebels have submitted to
French authority. A Carlist expedition,
attempting to cross into Spain, near Ba-
yonne, was stopped by French soldier g..
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The Healing Springs,
BATY COUNTY. TIRGINI4

Dfi 1H GU CNII. FINGINIi,
NTILL bo open on the 18th JUNE. They
w arc accessible by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, from Milboro depot, twenty-
Three miles by. stages, crossing the Warm
Spring mountain and passing The Warm and
Hot Springs, or from Covington depot, sixteen
miles, over a fine turnpike of easy grade, in
full view of the celebrated Falling Springs and
the fine scenery Oh Jackson's River.
in the morning can reach the Springs that
night, or remain at Covingtou and arrive ut
the Springs next morning.
Pamphlets attcsting the virtue OF the wa
teis to be had OF the propriotors, or OF Messrs.
Purcell, I,add Co., Richmond, or OF the
agent at the Springs.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE Mt the Springs.
board, :3 per day; $50 per week, and SO per
month. NJ. II. HOUSTON, N. D.,
Resident Physician.
r. NJ. QUARLES, Agent.
DUNLOP Il McCANCE,)
HrGH W. Fry, Proprictors
a. y. STOKES. June lG thm9
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SheriHs S Sale.

D. q. Miller, 9. c. P, Us. Jonathan NJ Blake.
ly.-BiN to Foreclose Mortgage, Relief, &c.
N pursuance OF the decretal order Of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting i'll Equity, will sell,
on the FIRST MONDAY in July next, within
the legal hours, in front of the Court House,
i'll Columbia,
All that Tract of LAND lying in Lexington
County, about nine miles from the Columbia
bridge, containing four thousand one hundred
and seventeen and ono-half {4,1175) acres,
more or lens, bounded on the North and West
by Congarec Greek; on the East by lands
granted to Jacob Geiger and Samuel Perciyal,
lands of tho Mcssrs. butler, and lands former,
ly belonging to -- dodgers; Southeast By
lands formerly belonging to Godfrey Gciger;
South and Southwest by lands granted to
Jacob Gciger, and lands claimed by the late
James Guignard, Senior.
Terms OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to pay the
mortgage debt and interest and cost OF pro-
ccedings, the balance on o. credit of one year,
with interest from tho day of sale, to be secur-
ed ed by bond and mortgage of the premises sold.
Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers,
June IL NTH P. F. FRAZEE, s. r. e.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
IN ship lately existing between the under
DENHOP. as proprietors of the "Columbia
Hotel" was dissolved on the 3Oth day Of April
last, by mutual consent. Wm. German conti-
nues the business on his own account, and is
the said partnership. WILLIAM GORAIAN,
June II. II. BADENHOP.
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SheriFs Sale.

PY virtue Of sundry execntions directed to
- me. will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
lumbia, within the legal hours,
The Contents OF one BOX, consisting of
Straight and Circular Planes, Drawing knives,
Gleayers, Hand Adzes, Axes, Augers. Bits,
ther. Levied on as the property of Robert G.
Sewers, at the suit Of James Y. Young & Co.
and William G. Goodwin Us. Robert G. Sewers
Torms cash. P. F. FRAZEE
Juno 12 NTH SR'C
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Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, V
SUMNER, 1870.


H!HIS elegant establishment will be opened
4 for the reception of visitors OH the first
day of JUNE, 1870.
The Proprietors, with the experience Of the
last summer, and having made many changes
in the different departments of this extensive
Watering Place, each Of which it will be their
cndeayor to IMPROVE, extend pleasant rccep-
tion to their patrons.
The Cottages arc large and commodious
separate and distinct from each other, and
fitted up with new Furniture.
Every effort OF the Proprictors will be put
forth to make their guests comfortable, and
it will be their aim to keep up the reputation
OF the MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
Tho social as well as tho gay will find that this
place has peculiar advantages over many of
the Watering Places Of Virginia.
An elegant Band of Music has been secured
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Saloons and Baths
have been fitted up fer the amusement and
comfort OF guests.
Post Onice, Express Office, Telegraph Office
OH tho premises for the convenience and
intercourse with all parts of the world.
Passengers will procure tickets ri0 Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad TO Big Tunnel, and
take the Springs Branch Hailroad, which
lands them directly in the Reception House at
the Springs.
Board 50 per day; 500 per week; SO per
month. For further particulars, address
WILSON u LORENTZ, Proprictors.
AInv II 2mO
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SheriH-s Sale.

10y virtue OF q writ of J5ieri fdcias, to me di-
-n rected, will sell, on the first MONDAY
in July next, in front OF the Court House, in
stock in trade Of the defendant, consisting Of
DRUGS, Medicines, Counters, Scales, &c.
Levied on rs the property of A. ). Berry, at
tho suit OF J. NJ. Rantin u.s. A. J. Berry. Terms
cash. P. f, FRAZEE s. r. C.
Juno 12 NTH
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CLOTHING
Must be Sold u!

WE have about SIC. 900 in CLOTH
ING, more than we can realize on
this Spring, and We arc anxious to
get rid OF some of it, and will sell
VERY CHEAP for that purpose.
Our stock is the largest, in our
line, that has ever been brought
to this city. Handsome Goods.
and bought right. Large line Of
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S STRAW
HATS AND CLOTHING. New
styles Of MEMS "vENTILAToR
HATS"
Best Fitting SHIRTS. Itisn now
generally admitted that we arc
making to order THE FINEST
CCSTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN
THE STATE. Call and examine
for yourselves.
X. .S w. G. s1vAFFIELD.
April II
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Headquarters Dry Goods Division,
COLUMBIA, s. O.. JUNE 8, 1870.
GENERAL ORDER No

tGNElfAL OhOEH NO. !,
Go to s. ". Porter &c Co. for bargains.
~ beneath the heavy weight Of fresh DRY
GOOOS Just to hand, per steamer, from New
10TH Iork; we propose to diminish this stock
ABOUT ono half, before the first OF July next;
andin order to accomplish this end wo know
we must sell cheap. The enemy, "Dull Times"
Is Is upon us, and must be met and overcome.
we nave had many engagements with tho
same Zoe, and whipped him; will do so now,
let the result be as it may: "we intend to
ilght 1t out on this line, il it takes all sum
lner." This is no idle jest. but stern reality.
We arc the only House i'll the city in posses.
zion OF tho secret, how to make dull tmos
easy; tis we'll worth knowing. We commence
to-day giving gratuitous information to our
customers on this head. All wishing this
knowlcdSe can be accommodate; cd by calling at
their headquarters.
BY order Of S. w. PORTER & co
Il. BARGAINS, a. *. q.
p. S.-Norc genuine except those bearing our
signature. Beware of base imitators
June
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BY JACOB LEVIN

LOT No. 1, on Main street, West side, mea.
surlng % feet front by 20S deep, more or less,
Dial.
LoT No. 2.-Joining the aLovo, measuring
20 feet front by 20S deep, more or less, and
Diercks.
LOT No. 3.-On Taylor street, North side,
81 feet front by 208 deep, moro or less, bound
C, cd North by estate Of G. A. Bedell; South by
Taylor street; West by - Carlisle, and
East by Mrs. Clendining.
The above is offered on liberal terms. II
not sold by tho FIRST MONDAY in August,
will then be disposed of at public auction.
Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers
anu stamps
For particulars, apply at my Auction Room,
corner Plain and Assembly streets.
June 15 WIN
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H AS just received very large and beauti-
Ill full stock of SPRING GOODS, selected
with great caro-, which will be disposed OF AZ
low as the times will admit. 1t is enough to
say to the public, that our buyer was in the
market late in the season, and reapod the
benefit Of the recent and very great decline in
prices, In BOOTS and SHOES, have every
warranted as represented MY etock OF HATS
can't be surpassed in style and quality, and
will guarantee prices rs low as any house in
the State.
have paid special attention to my Jobbing
Stock, in both branches, and am prepared to
offer rare inducements to tho trade.
Be sure to call one door North of Columbia
Hotel, rs carly rs possible, and secure bar
gains. 4. SMYTHE.
April 81
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Public Notice of Dissolution

Public Notice of Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
Lowranco, P. Z. Lorrick and ". Il. Lowrance,
under the name OF LOWRANCE & CO., is this
day dissolved, by the withdrawal OF Major II.
N. Lowrance. All debts due the said part
LORHtCk S LOWRANCE, and all demands
presented 10 them for payment.
l.. n. LOWRANCE,
p. G. LORRICK,
juno ii IL ". i. LOWKANCE.
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.Auctaon @ales.
SheriHs Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
PY virtue OF sundry writs OF tieri .facias to
- mo directed, I will sell, on the fret MON
DAY in July next, in front OF the Court House,
in Columbia, within the legai hous,
All tho right, title and interest Of the de-.
fcndant in 900 acres of LAND near Kingsville,
IN IN Nlchland County, bounded by the lands of
and the Congaree River, and intersected By
tho South Carolina Railroad. Levied on as
the property OF William A. Mitchell. at the
is: William A. Mitchell. Terms cash.
June IL NTH P. f. FRAXEE, S. r. c.
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Notice.

pARTIES owing the late firm Of Lowrance
l. Co., vii. please settle up ut once. After
fifteen days from. this date, all Notes and Ac-
counts over thirty days old, without cXccp-
ton, will be placed in the hands Of an officer
for collection i'll the shortest timo possible
june II IL LORRICN 4 LOWRANCE
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Copartnership Notice.

COparJnershlp Notlce.
ID c. LOERICK AND W. Il. LOWRANCE
4 having purchased tho Stock Of Goods,
Notes and Accounts OF Lowrance & Co., will
continue the business under the name of
LCRRlCK AZ LOWKANCE. They assume all
the liabilities OF the concern of Lowrancc &
Co., and parties owing the old concern, will
make payment to them.
p. c. LORRICE,
". B. LOWRANCE.
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an, addition % tn. commerce o. the country oan 30

anv addition 10 the commerce OF the country oan DO
but be0etciul 70 MI lts bnterosts.
New iorL u parEcuarv certain to derive q spc
cial benefit from this increase In Inc general pros
rerty Of the Union Whether IN respect to the fur
therdevcl0pment OF the agricultural Interests. tho
growth ol manufactures or commercial gam, hero
wiz largely centre tho PROFITS derived ron such
added enterprise. ana proporIonaiely must real cs-
tate Ia this vicinity appreciate IA vaue IL - this
certainty that has preserved the Irmness Of the
market during the reduced activity oil tue pase iall
seas IN city pr0uerLy aud IL Is this argument that
gives confidence to no degs TO look forward TO u re-
sumption vi spirit IN the market at an early date.
lesser degree where locality ana means oi coninuni
catiUn with Inc citf are favorable and satisfactory,
Out Ieyoau thts NJ the preselt time any prophecy
as 10 ,le stecia iutule OF the market. wnen tneIe
are 50 many conditions liaoo to nanonce dealings
would he but idle and possibly de usive.
One thng, however, seems TO pe cersain, that real
estate III s Locality, as an investment Ii not iikely
10 Ia or Ia iavOf, nor may amy decline In prices be
looked lor Int probable funding OF the pubic 6eDt
AZ lower rate ol interest, aud one han per
cent, wiil cause tne release OF luuen capital nov
locked up In government bonds ut SIX, ana place II
IN the nans OF that class OF lnvester5 who looking
ior IA IN ~ re aDIe security paying good percent
aye, are most lkeiy " iavor real estate Ia that
regard.
among the latest transactions IN tins vicinity the
loIowluY extensive one Is reported -
yJuiae Henry +. simmons, OF assaic yesterday
uisposed or his real estate IN tha.viage 10 James
.rooSs, Hopper Co., Of the city o. Paterson. Tor
A
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+" The D.G1.rE o. PHILANTHROPY"

Lecture Ey tho Rev. DIR. Thompson ut the
broadway Tabernacle. W
The public announcement that DR.. Thompson
would lecture on tho "Dlgaty Of Philanthr0py,' as
illustrated III the late Mr.. Peabody had the effect OF
Filing last night to ovcrflowing the Broadway raber-
nacle, Thiryiourth street. Besides the members OF
the congregation there were present q large number
OF atrangers, who listened 70 the eloquent discourse
Of che eminent divIne with the closest attention.
Commencing vita well drawn analysis OF whs'
nh''anthronv cd the preacher read ext.acts
rrs sscrsnsn~Aa '~ r~As tho truth OF ms posi-.
49, 49, .-.-..-.. .. .,o... -"~ablc;
tion that religion ana goodness were nsep..
that philanthropy was only real and true when
connected with and regulated Christian feeling
Sacred and Drofanc history afforded numerous ex.
snpies OF selsacrdclng devoted men, who forgot
themselves Ia iiicr de sire ts benefit humanity; bur
III every case 1t was tne love of God and Gods crea
lures working LII their hearts which prompted them
20 their noble .endeav0rs. Philanthropy can 6e DIS
played, anu is happily often demonstrated by men
OF small means, but the merit IN tnelr less
than 10 those of great wealth and influence vino
devote their means To the alienation distress the
advancement Oh education and The protection VI the
poor and needy ss God sees ali hearts SO he knows
the motives VI men, and SO the poor widow throw
Ing lii lee mite amid valuable offerings was ac-
counted as having performed an act OF charity
greater anu more deserving reward than the yen.
erons deeds ohose richer In worldly goods. When,
therefore we pause 10 wonder ana applaud tie
we must Lot iciget Ahat III lesser degree others
are also deserviuI. Human nature ~ not utterly
corrupt In Christian lands Phlanhropy is, fortu-
nately. not Il rare viriue IN cur tias. But just
We avoid excluding from the measure OK our praise
tile humber workers IN G0a's viney ard. who aim at
lessenlng tue evils incident To or civilization by
substantial all to the poor, 50 we cannot say too
much IN Rulogy Of him wh0 was the most con-
epicuous be.ieiactUr OF his tlin0.
Rising lar aoove his lel,o1 men In the nobility OF
his aspirations, the spendcr OF his dcsgas anu The
scope OF his views, George Peabody became the
greatest exemrlar OF the dignity Of philanthropy.
Kings bought crbemeral tame by the blood OK their
soldiers siatesmon secured questionable fame BY
craft and cunning, but the great American citizen
was TOO noblc To bc vain, too uenerous 10 crazy
The exalted purpose he set before INN he
carried ont-that dignity OF manner aud
unostentatious goodness characteristic Of CHS
Ian philanLalopl5t. While Kings VIII be forgotten
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@I1AI ..DrATE MATTERS.


a,,ic,,o,,on- Of tho Spring rrndc-n.,u.,
Tendency Of the N''ieHai Developments
| Why New York Property u Firm-In.
huence Of Funding in Real Estatss-;Largs
Sale In New Jersey.
The week just closed has been tho dulest for sorne
lme IN the real estate market, not even exceptno
the holiday weck, ana has left nothing to record IN
the nature OF Our nslel summary OF auction sales
The rst great subject Of speculation In real estate
circles - the prospects Of the conn., sprng and the
general feeling among the largest opera.nrs ana
dealers IS one OF hopelulncss Nor can we see aav.
thpg Ia me probable contingencies OF the n1fure IN
iustn. any other anticipation. With the excentton
Of some pros ration IN business the product or soe
cal causes when are but incidents Of our situation
the year 1870 opens upon iae country In prosperous
condition, with every indication Of A stl more
satisfactory development curing the next
twelve months. our two great staple crops
or cotton and grain have SHOWN q more gen.
erous yield FOR the year Just closed than
for previous years, and our exports as compared
with the Imports a very great relative GAIN ia the
material wealth OF the country. 1niB bas been still
further enhanced by the larger wave VI emigration
that following the tida foW OF past wears hns borne
" our shores It's wealth oil Drains and MUSCLE curry
ing quality OF each OF superior character to tfiat
OF previous experiences In the same interval. From
tins great Increase Of skilled labor among the emf
grants last year those of previous similar perl
development Of the manufacturing resources oi the
country and new added weatn. The promise OF
liberal legislation upon the subject Of American ship
piug gives iurtler promise ior encouragement, as
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ana statesmen unrsmembered. George Peabody wit
live N the hearts OF the poor. No mO0umens OF
granite or stOrIed urn could equal that Aud moro.
Tue cOuclousne5s OF having IN nie shOwcred Denen
upon nls fellow man aud pleased MS Maker--re-
tlrned The talcats gwen hiln hundred fold--w.s
his great reward. er8N3E l4af6 M .
characteristics OF MIR. Feabod7'B philanthropy, aud
mentioned most vi the bequests 70 in-ritutons both
III this country ana IN England. Awaiting nimself
OF the oppor:anity afforded hin. by the recital oi the
noDIe gus Of the great cizen the re--,o"d gen.
tlsinan tnen applied the moral In regoraison "
much beauty nna power Of expression, pointing oat
tile sure reward Tor lives spent In the cause Of the
Redeemer, not boarding the wealth earned nv mdls-
Try 10 rot aud iusf, but using " with gener0us
hands for the general good, the spread eIlgnlen-
God. ' y
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80. NIL SEASON.
~yar

rand masquerade ball. nnder
The second annual =. sn0wn as La Coierle
the auspices OF the association --~sday next az
OF new york." is announced Tor Ihu. at year
the Academy Of Music. The entcrtainmcnt ill.,
was most successful IN every respect, and there Is
every reason to believe that the forthcoming one
WILL II possible De an improvements upon IT, II ~
evidently the intendcl OF the committee TO make
respectable masquerade ball, and as sucn II wlll
doubtless be largely patronized even py the most fas
tidiOus.
The ball OF tlc Young Mems Association In aid of
the Roman Catholic orphan Asylums, which has or
late years taken rank among the most brilliant aud
respectable affairs OF the kind OF each recurring
season. comes OF this year At the Academy OF Music
on Monday evening, January a. Tho association
under whose management the ball Is gwen have
made the most perfect arrangements In order 10
insure It's SUCCESS. Inc double incentives OF charity
and amusement are certain To attract the usual
crowded and fashionable attendance. Gr8idlla viii
furnish the Inus,c which Is saving quite enough
mat score Last year $4,000 realized Tor the
orphans by this Oa, and 1t Is TO be hoped that The
ehors OF the managers oi the entertainment
larger hind tins year Will meet Win ready encour-
apoment.
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SuTofpE or FEMALE SCHOOL TEACHER AT SALRM
MAs5,-Mlss Burt, VINO has been teacher In the
Wallis school, at PEABODY, for thirty years com
mtted suicide by banging herself at her residence
aacin on iusslay. Siie resigned her position ~
are was nity-hve years. She was highly esteemed
by all wnC knew her. No cause II assigned for tue
act, 7tNt11
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
DInrried.

CALKIN-WILLIAMs.--ln Cochcct0n. N. y, on
"Wednesday, January g., 1t tho residence 0t u. w.
Van ny Inc REV. a. ii. Calkin THEODORE A. CAIKIS,
oil Cortland, n. T., to MARY EDwARDISR WILLIAMS.
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FLOUR AND GkAl..-kecepts, 2,84 barrr.s nour, 3 40
bushels wheat 800 DO oats, anu 10 ao mst The uour
naiAet was quiet and scarcey lrm. thou holders OF
low gaies cvince no disposition to MAKE
Lines OF extra state may quoted @5 ~ &5 u California
Hour WAS dhI and nominal. The sales about 5000
oarres southern toue In lin tel dcman and heavy
vauc. Sales go larres. Rye Hour very qu
Sales lUJ barrels meal dull and no nina