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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
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rRan TuE sEw YORK DAIRY AnVthfishh
We have before US letters from two highly
Respectable anJ intslligen, natives Of Goonbs'
20 one OF their trends ~ this country, nn "hese
representation. we place iun reliance. We
give a tss extracts:
CRrnAeEsb, Jolly o.
You will learn from th- pspers send, Inst
the story circulated by The patty Of Bolivar
here aboat the separation OF the South nom
the Hepabl,u "a sntirsis false. All that ten
Flare. could do with the assembly OF fathers 81
families Al Quito vas, 10 make them ssy That
"ihs Sauu ssould not inrR Il the sefsio's "t bol-
va" oar friends. on seeing int Baltimore
Patriot tbe cHinmuies published against he pe"-
tile OF Colombia. by calling item 'aFae's am
bar bnrians, have iniofneJ us.tha Col wilson u,
an Englisnman, an ald=ie-eanp oil b',Fsi'
communicated these articles 10 the editors,
while he was living NJ The expense OF our
labor. aud m the enioymen o. honofs not very
well meriisd.'
4" Twelve generals who came with Ten BOZ
gar have pal pos.ession OF the presses 81 this
CITY. ami insult good patriots with threats OF
y,o.ence Pnblic papers from your cay afe m
,arcapted. as we'll as letters, which are exam
.aea h. the Preleei, So that those yol sent me
came n rough another hand. Bolivar has
bought forniiurc. aud IS making great ptepfr-
tons fbr q long fiav. Being asked by sefefH'
persons the oInrf day shom III voyage mr. r.
piied with vsnAiiun--" hive mol bfen WORN
ing lhat d. hets nigh, etj"s tue bentht Cd
/ came ffom lgola because they onsfs'einiiy
expelled me. :"
from another tasr, daied
CARrsAsraA, Jolly 10.
Dear Tfiend-iiete, aud ~ gfsHt part
az the Denartmeni. oppressed by
Rand af twelsa Gsnernis and large number
al chiefs and officers, expelled ifom the eeolre
Of New Grenada, where the public deleSed
,h,m as instruments by ~hich iyrsnny would
have ertbroned herself IN Colombia. Ihr
I,beIatot has determined 10 remain, doubtless
~ encourage diseofd ,and take advantage OF u.
All the mails are flied by hs pafilssns with
rumurs of conspirac,rs Ia New Grenada VA his
favor. TO produce etrirnmen, aud pnl down The
Liberals while chiefs aud officers insult peace
able caIzens merely for POLITICAL optnlOns, ~
sonar Nunrz was recent, ihraatentd by Count
ouIz. Sho ~aylaid him, with cane and
sword dctermaed TO secure The press entirely
IA Botvar's pnriisans, who now arc the only
WIS
"A Dutch schooner leit here Yesterday Tor
Rio Cntco. wuh Gene. ais Brceno, Mendrz
garry Md other hies aud officers, and Dr. |
A,sn =. having cleared lrt Cu,seoa. An al
,etntt was made 20 take arms aud muniiop.
battl the eapta.a reiuSed The ln'endanl
soueh, another vessel Ter ,he purpose, but the
osners would not agree To II and very unbi-
vofable accounts 10 thoir cause arriving from
the coas,u. aiots NJ ko Chico. the nnde, liking |
Wa gwen up
We understand that Gen. Matlno who com !
tnsnds the line oi The 'luohra. has written 10
the government thai he IS ready 10 march, |
aud .Apel Bolivar from The country II necesse-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
Cash ior Wheat.

NNSE will pay the bes, cash price for all
w Wheat delivered al the Lyocnburg
Mills. Persons wishing 10 engage their crops,
will plese call on us. We will give them choice
Of several liberal propositions.
J. y c. E. LYNCH, g. co.
July is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
App.in,msuf bv The President.

James ". Rtp,ey 10 re Coatciur Of the Gus.
toms Tor The DISTRICT, and Inspector OF tne Rev
enue tor The port OF Pass"maquoddy, IN ae
state oil Maine, vice Leonard Jarvis, resigned
~. 5. Tel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
frankfort, (Ky) August 10.

NTuHJWti N.Y. HAb H5T To
An unfortunate accident, we are sorry 10 say,
has happened TO Governor Mercalf and
family. The Governor left town, on Friday
last, in a carriage with his lady and younger
children, upon visi to his friends and farm
in Nicholas county. A letter from his son at
Newton, village between Georgetown and
Paris, 10 friend here brings the unpleasant
intelligence that, on the same day. The horses,
from some cause not mentioned, took fright,
and Runaway ~hk the carriage and passengers.
The carriage was soon overturned md dashed
10 pieces. The Governor was badly injured
SO much SO that it will be probably be 10 or >
days, says The letter, before he wl be able 10
travel. Mrs. Alttehli aud daughter ere also
hurt, but nuI seriously.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

1nAuRSUANT to decree Il the Superior
x Cour, of Chancery for the Lynchhurg
Disir,ci. pronounced on the 18th day of May.
1880, IN the cause OF Nag vs.. Perkins, the un-
dersigued Marshal Of the SAID court will sell,
IL the bghest bidder, Tor CASA on The premi.
SEES, on FRIDAY the 2l'h September, 1880, Of
fair, il not, the neal lar day ihereailtr,) a
tract Of land, in the comfy OF Campbell. con.
taining $50 Ia acres, aud adjoining the lands
Of Moorman, Wade, Preston, aud others.
TH05. A. H0LCoMBE, Mar.
Aug % Ifids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

vel. and had keos appetite. su, The 'p'.
ii, ,.siog vilI,njsud the aesn weak, would
sgain plunge up the wee .nn 'suaoo 49,. "
gour, aud srasihe aceurseo DOW ""n mira "a
sed aytdiiy an asked iof no'n'ng' nor
far nothing bqfaG run ana Fe'' pe,'s'e
me. AZ the age ftweniy-one bad not Tie least
,nrI,nsfinn fdtasts ardent spirits. have a
h,otb,s engage Ia tho mercantile business AT
ct.J.f,rd. VII am certain ~hould rejoice to
-. me even 4 1 attn but I dare not go there,
until can gopke man. -.
Such was le brief history e gave Of him
seIf-We cold nor suppress sensations OF
heart.feitsofrv, on bebodlng The shattered
remains Of thltaIl and once noble form winch
stood before n perfect "reeh-h rum
living tnonunnt Of the irailty aud weakness
Of hsman natds. Chronicle Of The Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
rRomrnr No TAoAgtrrk.

Iii. Tscebeuc, tn President Of the Repub-
lic has teen plea ed a. skonefate General DAN
III q LEAHf 81 the oihee oil Ensoy E,uaurdl-
mar, Il Minister Penipoteatlnty of Colombia
tor iha Unu,d States Of America, The gov.
ernmrnl IS now occupied with the appoint
mint OF person TO ,eplacc him IA that sa.
I'm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

The Pm edephia u ) Gag'ue Of W.dncs'
dsV morning says -" A gentleman OF tbs city
has received = lcnri from "a lelhnst In tmn,e,
da,ed 21th Jun which can'alus some pa'lIcu.
lars o, thu French intodin \ aIm, near AleieIs.
A would .ettn thai the Ftrneh paptrs had not
given an e,Act n, count of evenls rs they have
ocrurfrd. The Invaders hnve experienced
much snoo, an,e rom the Arabs. and on one
OCCASION was warmly attacked by the children
OF me dtsru. ne French put them 10 light,
bu' unfortunately pursued ihel' v'o ufy too lar,
and had on reginenl entirely cot oil. % a.
uother occasion, - sktmish AT night. two
French regiments mistook rarh other for A
rHb., aud most awful carnage ensped aud
such has been the destruction Of life ia the
French atm, lhat the eommandng general has
been compel ed 10 order his men TO throw ur
inllenchmrnts. and patiently await The arrya
of endorsements tom France. THIS loss o
,ime, IA tna' climate, may prove fatal II 'hr
rems ndsT oil the army
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

A HOAA.-Onr cItlzens were hoaxfd yes-
terday ny some wag, who advertised, by hand
bulls, thai person would 1y from The top Of
one 81 Jur shot towefs 10 the other, AT . CLOCK
Ia the afternoon. Notwithstanding the lmpro
bahle character Of ths performance, our streets
leading 10 the theatre UfIhe wonderful exploit
were toerably well lined with anxlous spreta
tors. The old and the young. OF both sexes,
wrfe pfomseuously huddlrd together awau
lug tbe moment when the ;Rfiel traveller Was o
take hls H'ght but they atcted the stroke OF
the clock IN yam. aud had 10 ~end tberr way
nome again without redpmg any other re-
Nard l"an modification aud disappont-
meut
In conclusion We must he permitted 10 70
mark, thai The author Of tnis hoax should be
ashamed Of having been tho occasion 81 calling
20 many honest aud well meaning persons i,om
'nru asofallons, IA CRAFTY his vtnated appetite
TOR INDUCING IN folly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
Cash for Negroes.

EpHE subscriber viii gave The highest cash
~ price for Negroes.
GARLAND TATE.
al the Washing on Hotel
Julv % it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

Land has recently been sold at Chill Gothic
at ihniy, forty, fifty, aud even -lXty dollars
loot. Inc oClota Gazrite statrs, that mar
ket house has been erected tins year. 30
feet long, and equal 10 any on the Atlantic.
This prosperity Is owing 10 the vicinity oi
canal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

Extract OF a letter TO the editor OF The New
York Daily Advertiser, dated Marseilles Junt
3Olh, 1880.
j" The public attention here is entirely en.
crossed by the Expedition 10 Alcier. The
contest there has been sever, and The French
loss Inns been great report says between 3 aud
iuu0 men. Bat he army has secured ia foot.
hold ON ihe soil. IhI. | believe 10 be one
hat the battle aud without the commission
oil ne grem blunder Ages must fail
tho eD the Tesislance will be desperate and san.
guihafy.
ssw ths Dey not long since, md bad very
interesting cohversatiun With hnu. lie " as
perfect informed of the amount aud species
Of force lie Freach were bringing against him.
AMI was resolved % oppose ,hrin ht all points.
&c IS a hun-hr,fted oil gentleman aud you
may re-. on ii hr viii make good nls as,er-
tions hui It Viii be a N saio. Ina sclencc
OF the French must ! should hiak, crush o
pieces ali the rude end undisripltned force he
can bring into the field aud N ngh Alg'ors
l,splf may. aad probably viii sand siese. 1t
Will be VI short duration 40 my opinion"
Importation ej PGuperi--An English paper
(fhe heaisn CbIoncl.l OF recent date, con-
iaiBs the GLOWING Paragraphs
On Friday morning, thee families. named
Anderson, Parker, ahd Bnron, look oner de-
pasture from Coniug-by Tor America they
were thirty IA num 'rr, ant they wen, by Mr..
Babington boct 10 Liverpool. They were seat
by the parish, which IL Is supposed ~iIl cos the
parish 300 pounds
II IS said that OF the 1900 passengers who
have ARMED ~ Canada this season, from GreB
Bndaln, more than onr-Lali ale paupeIs, des
tined for the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

THE ATHic4s RrruuToEY Tor Augssi, jdai
recsiFed. CONTAINS an interesting aceonnI OF a
French colony planted ~ South Africa more
Than 40 ynaI ago,hDd consisting nos of about
400 soas. These deoendsnfs of the pefseea-
ted HBguenOls are secluded tom the world ~
valley Of levin les ~ eIleat through which
Their hamists are scattered. These hamleis
afe each governed by 81 individual chosen from
among tbe nneienfs of me Cnnrca. who a. IN
his turn responsible 10 another, VIM, IA this
patTiachal society ~ ~ once Ibr pastor aud the
ruler Of the people. aud, pfes,des over The
whole. Inc colony }, represented ~ being ia
= most thriving siaie--ils inhabitants, primitive
~ their manners, though retaining some ahec-
lion for La Belle France, are perfectly contsn-
ted with the peculiar lot which has separated
them from the rest Of the world.
FIRE Al NEW ORLEASS-A slip from
y. Orleans under date of tho I'd inst. States
that a most destructive fire OF .srred ia mat
CITY on the night before. II broke out about
10 O'Clock 10 the extensive ware house OF MIR.
frerei, Sen. and when the alarm was first
gwen, the whole premises were found TO be en-
yepped 10 asmes.-- Ihess buildings, IT Is stated.
we're sh1ated Ia the lau1bonrg ST. Mary,
forming square, bounded by Cafondelet,
pefdido, Bauohe and Union sis. The Colod
wnrehpuses and about two thousand bales OF
cotton were esllfely consumed. The dwelling
house, fronting ON GarOpdelel street. aud oui
buildings, were by dini OF perseverance on the
part Of the hremrn aud inhabtani s. saved from
tie dev6urIng element, although built OF wood
II II computed that about twealy tbree hun
dred bales Of COT on were in the warehouse and
yard al the time the ire look place, ! LOO bales
of which we understand was the return cargo
OF The British sup Aurora. bi grd on the Bar
Of the , w. Pas, short tune ago. The de
stfueion oi property may be estimated nj n
bout 10000 doIiars--2ouo bales cotton at
$50, 900. add the premises S6Doo0. We did
not ltarn whether The whole was insured or
not.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
1ieXanAria N&Mal.

A Tamee,inr ofthe Commissioners appointed tore
~ ccive sub ,~criptions to The Stock Of The AIex"un'
Canal Company, held at the Mayer Once ATM"
dria, 4th Juuc, 1850 Present:
John Roberts, tharie' ne|".'
fllincas Jaancy, Edmuhd !; AN'
Robert I, Ia, lor, CoIE AGut' r
Thomson T.. Mason. Henry Dsinse'hol.
Hugh Smith, George hn'ni
a. G.. Cazenoye, Jonathan b"N''
W. II. Miller,
On notion. EDN. |. lee was apPoln'e" '''"
and W ~. MILLER Secretary. n
Ordered, That books Of subscription ne u''"
,,ond,v. The I4th instant. at the folloning Banks. VIZ
Bank of Aiexsndria, under the 5 Jonah in""','" 49,"
superinecndence OF q. To- " 'ne aud
Bank Oh Potomac, Charles Page
SR;chard VI. scot, and
Farmers Bank Of AlexaTdria. lain iiooT
Mechanics Bank Of Alexan. George WE" y"
dria, CCht,e'|""IM and
Office of Discount and Deposit sam l ." WV
pank ethel { washington ! Richard Smith
Bank of the Valley, WInches- uoen "a" u"
Office of Discount and Deposit Daniel Lee and
Farmers Bank OF Virgins" George orrick
at Winchester,
Office of Discount end Deposit H. H.
Bank of the Valley, %Leesburg Is. III Ed"a'uS
Office of Discount and Deposit Tbos. Gregg and
Bank, Bank 0f'he Valley Charles VIM. Brown
Extract from the Minutes:
EDM. l.. LEE, Chairman.
w. II. MILLER, Sec'y.
june 7-3tawt14thAug
nT The National Intelligencer, Winchester RepuD-
Charlestown Free Press, and Leesburg Genus
of Liberty, will insert the above once a week ill l4'n
August, and send their accounts to this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
Did YOU say all? On. hell kite! all:"

I'm Irish .3nsper.-It may seem a matter OF
no extraordinary difficulty to give a plain answer
to a plain question:; and vet it is an art which
evidently requires some trouble to learn.-ln all
half-civilized nations, the inquirer for the most
simple thing Is met by an enigma for an answer:
and. among the peasantry of Scotland and Ire
land, civilized as the general communities NAV
be, the system often seems to be studied eva
sion. This dialogue is the model of thousands
in the sister isls:-''Is this the nearest road to
Cork?" sis it to Cork you are going?''-
" Yes, but my question is, as to the nearest roads,
why. this road is as near as that on the other
side of the hill; for neither of Them is any road at
all.' : Which way ought | to go::" ..Oh.
that depends on your honor's own liking. Per-
haps you wouldn't like to 30 back again?' Ger
tainly not. But. one word for all, my good fell
low; do YOU know any thing about any kind of
road here::" "There now if YOU honor had ask
ed that before. | could have told you at once"
"Gut with it then" ..Why the truth is. YOUR
honor, that | am a stranger in these parts: and
the best thing You can do is to stop TIL somebody
comes that knows al about the way.' ..Stupid
scoundrel. why did you not say so at first!'-
s.Stupid! that's all my thanks. But why did
not your honor ask me if belonged to the place?
that would have settled the busiuess.-T'ake a
fools advice, and stop where you are"
Eng. paper.
Official Courfesy.-During the last session of
Congress, a Senator respectfully applied to the
Post Master General. enquirins tAe reasons for
the removal of a worthy Postmaste in his State.
The Post Master General dtigned no reply HIM
self; but he instructed a subordinate to say
..You cannot kRo,U. sir!r'
NeV Broaswick F~redoniaa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21

dangerously injured, but yet survives. The jan
is nearly level With the ground. MI. EubanAs
is not expected to recover; Mrs. Gomez Is niuch
mansled ami not able to move herself; Mr."'aS-
gow was dreadfully injured, though now recover
ing and many other persons have received small,
er wounds. The public records are all lost anu
the fragments of the buildings are sca'tereu
through the country for miles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
Nacun, sugar. etc.


good " . wei S'''' '''''' ,'''' wv
10 hhds and 20 brIs \ O.. and w. | sugar
70 bbls old and common whiskey
S hind, retailing molassey
IS bags Rio coffee
Country gin and New England rum in barrels
5 chests and LIB. boxes young hyson and I'M
perial tea
S hhds cherry bounce, old and very cheap
boxes pine Al Pile cheese
Vinegar in bids and brls
Browns chewing tobacco, Of superior quality
Dry aud swce, malaga wine in or casks
Ground alum and sack suit
A large assortment Of stone jars, holding from
5 to so gallons
Shot in bags, POWDER kegs
300 bu- hels corn
Cordige of different sizes
Winter and summer OIL
Nth a general assortment Of The Bo!
UTNES, liquors, g. GR0CERiE&.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
CARPET Wary, &c.

1 CONSTANT supply of Carpet Warp, Stocking
n Yarn, and Wrapping Irvine, all OF superior qua
lily, received from the Occoquan Cotton Factory, ana
for sale low. by S. n. 4 $. u. JaNNtf.
Jun. l6-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
TO RENT,

TO RENT,
ora Two Tenemcnts on Rlmsay'5 what, Inc
.ftss, houses are IN good rcplir, an we'll caleuldedt''
the Grocery business. AppiytC
June li-en6t X. 4 w. Rh MSAl'
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-08


 The late and important foreign news re- ..o;sea by the last mails, from which we i've copious extracts, has excluded almost .sll other matter from our columns Re- .alation has succeeded revolution, until .u Europe is in a ferment. In France the soirit ofliberty burst forth from spark ,,to a glorious fame, which has spread it's .ollowed influence through other Europe .o, nations, till no tyranical sovereign yields his sceptre in security. Already have three potsntaies been driven from theif thrones by their own enraged sub ;eets. whom they had thought, with impu- .n;ty. to rule with rod of iron. Charles Y. was first to feel the displeasure of an indignant and insulted people; Maximilian of Saxony, and the Duke of Brunswi wick, soon shared the saine fate; the Nether- lands are making rapid strides in the glo- rious work; Belgium has declared itself an Independent State-and William, who has entrusted the government Of all the southern Provinces, in which the legal an- sbority is acknowledged, to his son, the Prince of Orange, 1t seems will soon he compelled to abdicate. The spirit of re- yolution has shown itself in Berlin, the capital of Prussia, and if reports be cor- rect, the Autocratof Russia has now e. nough to attend to, without. interfering with with, Of issuing ediots against the tri-coi- cured flag of France. Thus the Holy AL lianco must learn that the people will not forever, tamely submit to be trampled up- 1tn.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-08

MARRIED, In this place on Thursday evening last, by the Hon. F. r. Cyutck- ,fesa, Mir. JouS SMITH, to Miss MARTHA LEMONS, eldest daughter of Col. Jamep Lemons, all of this town.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-08

young nsrl e1nse laone from ~ork, enl q scene of mutual recognition led 10 d pleasure more difficult to describe than imagine, after d separation of relatives so closely allied during q period so Iongs
 \. I. G5uT. < s lsa'::;f lEs'a'::;f
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-08

The h,dian Question. discover from the New York Daily Advertiser and the Commercial, that meeting has been call- ed for the purpose afremonstgating of against she ratification of the treaty lately enter ed into by the Choctaws. The desperate condition of the opposition is manifested m the expeaients adopted as he means of Preserving their organi1a ton. Nc ssns,- ole man of any party can longer doubt the re-eiection of General Jackson. The or gaaizatian Of ..!he ..!he opposition looks tc the succession. lt would be cruel to deprive them of the comforts to be derived from .he alternatives within their reach.- Meantime the administration and the states interested in the Indian question, VIII march straight forward, regardless of sae raillngs of demag $. Tel.
 A man was fined Tn Pittsburg, S2O for -t1orse. .,otipping, so as to draw blood, Mrs. hnn Royal. The defendant was an Anti siason. The defendant pleaded guilty to she charge; but it was insisted by his conn set that the penalty ought to be light nerely nominal fine. owing to the bad character of the prosecutrix, and in par p,eular. heeaMsp If her ahqse of the .aati-
 g<G
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-08
From Viie's W. Oorteans Prices Current,
 of .Non. fi


 of Noo. |.
 GENERAL REMAK RSr-Our mark ct is still dull, and has varied but little since our last. Business generally IS more lan- puid than usual at this season of the year, notwithstanding the hustle on the Leyee, where number of large vessels are dis charging Some Of .he citizens who Jeff here for the North, have returned, togeth- CT with few of the annual visitors and ssrangers. We hear but little of sickness, gad could we be favored with one or two leagY frosts, we would feel warranted in inviting all to visit the city whose business or amusement requires it of them. The Mississippi Is at the same stage as noticed sn cur last, say l2 feet below ordinary high water mark. The weather has been dry ma favorable for etit-door business, and particularly so for the many and extensive improvements making by the Corporation oH the Levec.
 COiION.-Iiie operations of the week aasse been mere extensive than tho last, including some tor England. We do not see any improvement in price, and are led fo believe that the rates of two weeks ago have not been sustained. The market is still unsettled, which compeIs sis to omit quotations for specified qualities. 'Ehe princlpal sales were atvarious prices from 10 to l2 cents, some little at over and un- der, fos Louisiana and Mississippi.
 SuG AR.--We are still unable to quote Tts value by the quantity on the plantation, as also molasses. We have heard of seve- raj small sales of the former for retailing, one of which was at 64 cents. Dealers generally, dislike veataring an opinion as to what the market will open or rule att few weeks will determine, when we will give quotations.
 FLOUR IS becoming more plenty and has declined in value since our last. We found 1t yesterday dull article at seven dollars per barrel, both for exportation and city consumption. LARD,--This week 8 arrivals have re- tuced the price very materially, and the late accounts from Havana are also nnfa- vorable. We quote it al 10 cents per h. anceuaia. and found the lowest asking Wice i23 cents by the quantity. Should much arrive next week, # Is doubtful whe- sher that price can he obtained.
 PORk x BACON meet regular re- hll demand at our former quotations, ghich are continued.
 Pork, mess, inspected, bbl. Sl3a 1d-asked
 prime do bbl. l2-very scarce
 cargo do. bbl. 6--plenty. Bacon, Hams, h. 10-asked. - Hog round, ID. .7a--asked. Beef, Western Mess, bbi. Si0 00) uaru - Prime, !" 8 eos sely - Cargo 00S scarce COTTON BEGGING & BALE ROPE are plenty, and only in demand for small parcels to fill orders from the interior as wanted We have not had reason te alter our quotations for many weeks past. These articles arc divided among many holders. Tagging, Sch hemp, yd. IT l8-uncertain - Kentucky < IS 1sA-small sales. baie Rope Kentucky 5A 6A-fair supply. Sg-~-=.7--- Northern, uncertain.