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Ex-PREsIpgNr ADAMS.

HIS old enemies are proclaiminp
with triumph-his old friends are learn.
ing with surprise, the Tariff views
said to be now entertained BY Mr..
Adams. There is no doubt " c believe
OF the fact, that as Chairman of tho
Committee Of Manufactures, he has
avowed his wish to reduce the tarifl.
on those articles which come in com
petion with American mauufae lures
(woollens, iron, cotton, sugar, &c. as
well rs others, with q view to alleviate
the burthens Of. and paeify the South.
The last 10 an excellent reason, If it
may fairly be supposed apple able
We do not doubt that Mr.. Adams ia
10 this course, acting uprightly. The
information which follows is sufficient
ly explicit
From he Correspondent Of tie ". y. Go-ef,e.
WARRINGTON, Jan. -, 1859.
l notice, IN your paper Of the 18th
INST. the statement that Mr.. Adams,
as Chairman Of the Committee Of Ma
nuiaeturcs, intends TO report some We
ny important alterations Of the tariff
OF '2S, IN order TO pacify the south-to
which you add, that the rgmour is.
probably, too we'll founded. This
statement being abroad, il is well to
tell the whole truth in regard TO tho
matter. The Chairman of the Com
mittee,-th Anti tariff Committee
OF Manufactures, is not prepared, at
present, TO make any report. The
Committee have not, after comparing
notes, been able 10 come TO any COM
mon point. The Chairman, 7 am au-
thoriZed by my informant to say, has.
IN the meetings Of the Committee, de-
veioPed his views as the proper basis
OF the tariH-wherein he represents.
IN very strong terms, the bur,hens Of
the south, aud the necessity Of allsvi.
atipg them. and his decided opposition
to the principles on which MIR. Clay.
and others OF the tariff party, wish,
IN future, to place the revenue and the
protective system. MIR. Adams has
also stated, in reply to inquiries. that
the Committee will not be able I. 70.
port before the first OF March. lis
impossible TO say in what manner, and
how soon. the House Of Representa-
tives will approach the subject; but il
Is suggested that they may wait fsr
the action Of the Senate on Mr.. Claws
resolution. That resolution requires
the report OF bill from the Commit
tee on Finance, favorable TO the plan
ssreed upon by those friendly TO the
preservation Of the principle Of pre-
lection in the new scheme of revenue.
The resolution will pass by conside.
rabie majority. The bill must, in &C.
cordsnes with the resolution, be re-
ported, and it will be passed: and, in
this manner, the subject will reach tho
House Of Representatives. in the form
most desired by the friends OF protee.
Iiion. IN Che course Of three or four
~ecks. Mr.. Adams is, you see, in a
far way to be the next southern candi.
date for the Presidency.
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w Sefs an al hsslsoif y, 1 sousd frake e~sry
eteftiou ~ ny Bcsss % Ett aasrrfsd, sd q
fsiicd ~0sia by rops sld kang n5ysslL
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-22

8. The numDer Oh the rome, anG lis ne5innIng
and termination, as advertised, should be stated
in every bid; and the proposals must be sealed,
directed to the General Post Office, Office OF
Mail Contracts" and superscribcl "Proposals.'
The following is proper form for proposals.
81 ,OiH compey the mail, dgreeably to adpertise-
nlent, on route No. from to for the
yearly compensation of dollars" He must
state the place of his residence; and il not
contractor, he must accompany his bid with
satisfactory recommendations.
10 The distances as stated are estimated,
and may not be entirely correct; but IL any
errors have occurred in relation to them, no
increase OF compensation will be allowed Oh
that accountable contractor will inform hinle
self on that point.
IL. The Postmaster General reserves TN
right of annulling any contract whenever re-
peated failures to arrive within the contract
time shall occur; Or whenever one failure shall
happen amounting to the loss of trip; OF when
ever any direction which he may give shall not
be promptly obeyed.
10 No bid shall be Withdrawn after the tihae
for receiving it has expired; and should any
person refuse to take a contract at his bid, he
shall forfeit all other contracts that he may have
with the Department, and be held responsible
for all damage that may result from his failure
to comply.
49, No contract nor bid be transferred
without the special and written appreciation of
the Postmaster General; and an assignment of
la contract, or Did, without his consent, first OBJ
tanned in writing, shall forfeit it. This rule will
never be departed from.
ID. If a contractor or his agent shall violate
the post office law, or shall transmit CONNER
cial intelligence by express more rapidly than
the mail, his contract shall be forfeited; and in
all cases, when contractor shall run stage
or other vehicle, more rapidly or more frequent
~ than be is required by contract to carry the
mail, he shall give the same increased CELEBRITY
aua frequency to the mail, unless the Postmas--
ter General shall otherwise directly and with
cut increase of compensation.
Is. The Postmaster General reserves the
right of curtailing or Of disseminating any route,
when in his opinion, the public interest shall
require it; and in such case, the contract shall
cease, far relates TO the part curtaiied, or
to the whole, if discontinued-an allowance Of
ne months extra pay being made to The Con-
tractor.
| is. All contracts for routes embraced IN Essis
advertisement shall commence on tic first day
of January next, and continue one year.
Decisions on bids will be made known on She,
ninth day of November next.
WILLIAM y. BARRY,
Postmaster GeaeTdt,,
GENERAL Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,|
July 24M, 1889.
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cy of vice, the efficacy Of right belief that dig
inty of a,onements and propitiaiions have besides
deprived us of the native beauty and charms OF
honesty, and thus crpelly sabbing virtue to the
heart, raised and difblsed among men, certain
unnatural passion which we shall call reiigous
hatred: hatred constant, deep rooted, and inn
moral. All other passions rise and fall, die and
revive again; but this religious and pious hatred
rises and grows every day stronger upon the
mind as we grow more religious, because we nate
for Gods sake, and for the sake OF those poor
souls too, who have the misfortune not to believe
as we do, and can we in so good cause hate too
much? The more thoroughly we hate the better
we are; and the more mischief we do TO the
bodies and estates of those in6dels and heretics,
the more we do, the more we shew our love to
God. This is religious zeal, and this has been
called divinity; but remember the only true dl-
vinity is humanity. -
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Nd ANYWAY from the subscriber on thursday, the
~ goth of April last, two Negro men, BEN and
REUBEN. Ben is about 40 years of age, short and
heavy made, of yellow complexion, feet or 10
inches high, plays on the violin, with both his ears oil
the Ohio RIVER No doubt but he has changed his CLOTH
ing since he left home.
Reuben is a heavy well built fellow, about the same
height, and what may be called black Negro, abont
30 wears of age has down look when spoken to-
of his fingers next to the little finger is off to the first
omt, which hand not recollected and walks lame
casioned by pain in the hip.
will give SO dollars for either of them Is each if
caught within 30 miles of my residence, secured in
any Jail SO that get them, all reasonable charges if
brought home and delivered to me, living in the state of
Kentucky and county of Livingston, near the head OF
Hurricane Island, Ohio river.
INV JAMES FORD.
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J(Qg> g0JUJIUo
Clock 4. Watch-SIaker,
err LOUIS.

St. LOU IS,
TX EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of articles
M in his line, consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, alabaser, & mahogany
LADIES' elegant Wa ches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled L'EpiDe, repeating, alarm, and
plain do
Jewelry and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
Gentemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working do.
Perfumes, &c-and great variety of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mention.
st. Louis, March ID, 1892. lily
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE

A SALE of the Lots in the town of Ewinston, Gf#
IA ham county, situated on the Little Wabash -
where the National Road crosses the same, 90 Il
Z. of VandaIia, will take place on
Monday, Iuesday, and Wednesday, The 2. NJ
and 80 Of August nert,
on credit of six, twelve and eighteen monthsfiohd
and approved security will be required, and due attend
ance gvenby the proprietors.
JOSEPH DUNCAN,
JAMES M. DUNCAN.
Vandalia, July "a, 1882.
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Front-street, next door south of }. LEE q Co.
A RE now receiving and will keep constantly on
IA hand, large and general assortment OF QUEENS
W.AKE, GLASS and CHIN.d-consistlng of every
article their line which they will sell at the Louis
vile or Cincinnati prices.
n Merchants visiting St. Louis, with the view of
purchasing Goods will find it to their interest to call
and examine for themselves
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
st. Louis, April Ii, 1889. SIT
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K4aA.ASa il. aSAsCON,
GcIoca Stg9 SI5stssi>Saaakfr,

MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
NHNKES this method of informing the citizens oil
4 Vamalfa ana virinty, that he continues to carry
on the business in all its various branches where Clocks
and Watches sent to his charge will meet with prompt
attention if the owner at hand, and charges
moderate, if not more so, than any in the city He has
hand, and htends keeping, general assortment of
Watches and fine Jewelry, all of which he would be
glad to dispose of at a small advance.
fThe highest prices given for old Gold and Silver.
St Louis March Ia, l832, Ism
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TAKEN UP

YDY Lewis w .Jorden living ON the Embarrass river.
nut sorrel MARE, years DID, fourteen and half
hands high blaze in her face, both hind feet white, no
other marks or brands percevabe appraised to $40
by David Philips and Francis w. II. Claycomb, before
me this 3Oth diy of june 1872 VIM. N. Richard, Pr
el-Sl Copy attest, EDWARD II. PIPER, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

hereby given, that the subscriber has administered
II the estate Of Joseph Palmer, deceased, and wish
all persons having any claims against his estate to
their accounts to the Court of Probate
for Union county, Illinois, to myself within nine
months from the date hereof in conformity with the 95tn
section Of Gan relative to wills and estamonts ez
ecutors and administrators and the settlement OF es~
tatesn This 7th July, 832.
10 KINNETH HARGRAVE, Admit
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WILLIAM PITT.
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JOHN SHlANKS,
7holesa lie and Retail Drl ggist,

NO 90, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS,
.Nedrty opposite the Store of Mr.. Richard Rapier,
NJ EEPs constantly on hand a large and general as
AA sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
sell at Wholesale and Retail, the most accommoda
ting terms.
P.S. Orders from the country particularly attended
to. 81. Lous, March ID, l832.-l-ly
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In the Crowford Circuit Csurt, April erm, 1852.
William Mitchell, Plaintiff,
rs. Foreign Attachment.

Samuel fireman, Deendant.)
NNHls day came the plaintiff, by Orlando ficknn ms
the COURT that the defendant Samuel Fireman. is not an
nhabant of this state and he having failed to enter
his appearance and give special bail according to law
and the rules of this courts 1t therefore ordered by
the court that the said defendant be notified that writ
of foreign attachment has issued out of our said court
at the suit of the said William Mitchell against his
tate for the of sepeatytoo dollars and seUentytre
cents and that unless he appear. give special bail,
and plead to the said suit in attachment or before hen
first day of the next term of the said court, to be hol
den at the house in Palestine on Thursday alter
the third Monday of September next Judgment will be
entered against him by default and the estate attached
will be directed to be sold according to law for the sat-
sfaction thereof together with the costs OF this suit
And it is further ordered that copy of this order be
Ger, public newspaper printed at the town of vandal
la in said state for four weeks excessively, the first in
seron whereof to be made within sixty days from the
date hereof and this be continued till the next
term of this court true copy from the record Of said
court. Attest. EDWARD II. PIPER, Clerk.
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WHOLESALE & AETAIL
&aGule, sear,lss s, Gru,tis, a,ro
Military Accouremem Manyactory,
ST. LOUIS.
s. ~ MEX ENNEV


MEAVING purchased the interest of j. G. A. Nc
Il IL Kenney, in the above establishments respectfully
announces to the public, that it will be continued BY
him, all its various branches. lie has at present
hand, large assortment of
Genllemen's full quilted, half and quarter shaft
ed Saddles; inlaid and best plain do; second
and third rate do.
Ladies' Saddles, consisting Of quilted, quilted fore
pieces, buckskin plush and plush ives.
Brides and Martingales of every description.
Bellows-top. travelling, fancy and hair Trunks.
saddebags, vaices, Carpet Bags, and Portman-
teaus.
Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, of every
description.
Dray, Wagon, and Cart Harness.
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, and every other
article to be found in similar manufactures.
HFOrders for Military and Indian work. will be at
tended to at the shortest notice.
0I-Country Saddlers are respectfully informed that
he has on hand general assortment OF materials.
Feb. 10, 1882
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x1l0uals &a&.lalEs.

EVIL undersigned will furnish to order, at sight
a PLOUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Woods
Wrghts Patterns Likewise Castings for the Peacock
or Bar Shear Plough. Plough Makers and Blacksniths
will be dealt with the most liberal terms The Farmer
can at all times be furnished with PLOUGHS of either
of the above kinds finished complete and warranted to
well, (3-no sale. All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS g. NILES,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north of the Ca
nal, on Main Street.
January 81, l832.-ly
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NEW-YORK MARKET-Oct "a.

NEW-YORK MARKET-Oct. "a.
.4shes-But little doing, Pots continue to sell
ir small lots at 81 so.
Cotton-The market is still animated. aud
sales since Saturday reach l, 100 bales, consist
ing of New Orleans at IL IS cents; and Up
lands at lO3 a l2a cts.
Flour and GRANDEUR suppies-of Flour con.
tinue small, and prices have advanced fully 12a
cents per Dbl since our review Of Saturday,
Sales this day Of Western at Sc Of to Sc 49,
Troy sales at Sc. Common descriptions of
New York may be purchased at Sc, on time
n Grain We have no sales worthy OF notice. -
Several cargoes of Southern W heat hav been re.
ceiyed during the week, part Of which were sold
previous to arrival. Very little coarse grain
coming in.
Hides-SaIes Of 1000 Truxios as they run,
at 10 cents; aud 1900 Rio Grande at ID cents
In Colonial Produce-We have no alteration.
The Sugar market is firm. The Coffee, rather
the reverse-no important transaction in either
article.
The Market-Flouris very firm aud constant
ly inclined upwards, goa IS the lowest price for
any thing. ln Cotton good business Is doing,
considering our very small stock, which does not
exceed 5000 bales Of all sorts. Several sam
plies of Orleans Cotton have arrived, and exh.
bit better quality than had been expected from
the letters and other accounts. Coffee is heavy.
u. States Bank shares have not fuctuated
materially for the last two or three days. The
weather to-day is good for business.
~ Y J. Com. Oct cath.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Oct. "a

Saper6ne Flour continues scarce, aud main
tains the price Of last week; abou 1850 barrels
have been taken for export, and the sales 'or
home use continue brisk. About 500 bbls Corn
Meal sold at IS so, and 100 hhds al Is rs
There has been but little Grain a. market, which
sold at about last weeks prices; Fiayseed is
scarce. and would readily command 60. Ii
notify Seed is dull of sale at 90 90 per tierce.
There has been but little inquiry for Whiskey.
and further decline of I! cent per gallon has
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CoMMUNIcArEp.l

,0I t"' s"o''den-We are glad to find, by cir
:. ~. u me Secretary Of the Treasury, that,
M" "' " view to the Improvement Of the reve.
X Ir,s'em' and also Of the collection laws he
nav S.no OF information touching abuses which
ID ~ 1'e oeen, and are, no doubt, still practis-
rDs,:" many OF the subordinate officers Of the
Cal,a". s OF many OF the Ports, if not by the
SION, If - DC hoped, that all persons, who feel de-
y comI pronouns this salatary object, will free
nav communicate all the information which thew
N. I. T.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

Furnit0re Suction.
nv Monday afternoon, the 29th inst. At O'Clock.
- will be sold At my Warehouse great variety Of
New and secondhand FURNITURE,
lately owned, in part. by deceased person. and sold
without reserve. Together with many other articles
oct2f
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. IN. C.

ARRIVED. Oct. 90,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District. PASSED two
Briggs in the River, bound up.
SAILED,
Brig Philip Doddridge. Mckenzie, Barbados.
Schooner Leonidas, Dearborn, do
Schooner Potomac, Bears, Halifax.
Brig Delos. Barrett, 12 days from Trinidad for
this port, in Hampton Roads 22d.
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NJ The Episcopal Congregations Of
SALES AT AUCTION.
SaAe-Yhis DAY.

SaAe-This Day.
( IN Saturday. the 9Th Of October, ct the resi-.
~ dence Of Mrs. 8. II. whiting, near Alexandria,
the subscriber will offer for sale
Pve or six work HOr.es
Saddle Horse and several Cots. Also.
Fifty or sixty Sheep, Wagon, Cart, and
Some Farming Utensils
The conditions of sale will be-For sums not exceed.
ing $40, cash; for any sum above that amount Gre
dit of six months viii be allowed, the purchaser giving
bond. with approved security.
fhe sale will commence at IL O'Clock.
CHARLES H. WHITING.
Morven, Oct 20-eot27th
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NJ M ,beather.-At the Museum on SATURDAY..
IN So0I,. thermometer ranged from 66' to 77o;
So "a sSs' from oS' to go; on Monday, from
Wedr. on Tuesday, from SO TO Coz; on
from arS from 45' to $50; on Thursday,
.eye,s !. 70 9s'; on Friday, from 4O' to SOC; a
&c ''aek frost occurred last night
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FLouR.-Yesterday the price Of common sd.
perhne Flour from wagons was IS 80: Shenan.
doah brands 80 a O6. King Street Flour is
held at 5 95 to 90; 100 bbls sold at 90; the
same price offered for more, and refused.
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Shot
Was Abandoned,
GROUND Plaster.
NET TP.A MIL 8,

V1NUE Undersigned with pleasure, announces to his
i Virginia and MARYLAND customers the establih-
ment OF these MILLS, Immediately he strand for
mery occupied as the old Ferry, adjpi"'ns ,h" Ship
Yard Of Mr. Robert Hunter. aud few ya'ds south Of
Mr. Thos W. Smiths Iron Foundry. Fnr the accom-
mediation of Virginia purchasers application can be
made directly at the Mills OF PLASTER may be
bad in barrels Il barrels to thu ton containing 3l2
nett,) at the Warehouses of the following m rchsns
King street: Mr.. Foot's Mr. VowsPs, Mr. Eng
Ish's, and SIR Mark Butts, Jr At the latter place it
may be had in bulk, twenty eight bushels TO the ton
Vessels loading for Maryland be spatche'. win
little delay new whsrf having lately been built i'm.
mediatey connected with the Mills. will Afford them
speedy despatch. THO: SWAMI, Jr.
oct "a ct
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been submitted to- No. Mackerel are plenty.
and some lots sold at 62a per Dbl.
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Reoie,o Of The Baltimore Mrket prices, made
up to Thursday ereaing Oct. a5ih, inclusice
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r;Il be the result Who can tell the is
So ,r,bi.. crest question: We wait with anx-
s., the development Of events.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

Books, Prints and Stationary at Auction.
MoNDAY EVENING, commencing at O'Clock.
M will be sold ~ my Auction store an assortment
of'valuable Books. Fancy Prints, Engravings, Sta.
tionary &c. Together with assortment Of Gilt
Mantel and Pier Looking Glasses. of the best work.
mansh p and latest Philadelphia fashions
OCT "
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For Boston.

Imm..:er. n now at a4sErr srs1.r wharf. win be
despatched in few days For freight or passage ap
ply to the captain on board, or to
Who have for sale. landing from SAID vessel,
so tons plaster
50 boxes sperm candles
10 hogsheads New England rum
70 barrels No. 8 mackerel All very fine qua
20 h. do No. do do y this asa ao %sRss
500 casks cut nails, s. 8. 10, I'D
20 quarter casks st. Lucsr wine
20 do sweet Malaga
Is bundles Of colored floor mats
For Freight,
.SSS The schooner SPICA, J. Woodward. mas.
ss sl bur'hen SOC barrels Al Apply to ,,,, EN-
For Jew York.
,kE6 The packet schooner PRESIDENT. Kirt.
,H1X and, master, will sail on Saturday. Fo, freight
Or passage apply on board. or to
1ct24 STEPHEN sHINN. Janney's wharf.
For PhilaNelphia, via Canal.
>tEA The packet sloop J W CaLDWELL.
Captain Mats, will sail on Saturday. For freight
app, "a boatd or to STEPHEN ShINN,
oct24 Janney's wharf.
Vessel wanted.
,sS& A good SCHOONER, of about 500 barrels
.SE burthen, to load fora port in the est Indies
Appn to s. NJ. & s. II. JASNEY.
oct %
salt.
0OOn Bushels Liverpool Coarse Salt, for sale by
C(VVJ oct Is " FOyfE Co
Domestic tUltOns
on Bales Of Blesched and Brown Shirtngs and
ON Sheetings, for sale bv
oct % w FOWLE & Co.
Teas.
1INHE Imperial and Young Tyson Teas on hand. re.
L ceived few DAYS snce will be sold bargain.
if applied for immediately
GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
In Store, also,
Country Bar Iron, assorted, including plates, Of We
~ low price, and very suitable for country work.
3 beautiful Pianos, very low.
First rate real Havana segsrs
Madeira wines Of various kinds
Sherry, MarseiIles Madeira. Sicily Madeira, AID
Malaga ditto
1000 lbs Town.cured Bacon, hog round
Pound Rolls Chewing Tobacco Also.
One Cert and tiesr nearly oct %
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COMMERCIAL.

Price of Produce in .7lerandria yesterday, from
wagons and pessels.
Flour. per barrel, IS 80 20 90
Wheat, per bushel, 90 10
Corn, do 90 40 70
Rye, do o 62a 0 90
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, SO 40 IS
Oats, from vessels, do 80 20 Sc
Corn Meal, yellow, do 0 80 40 IS
Corn Meal, white, do. 0 IS 40 87a
Flaxseed, do 90 40 90
Whiskey. per gallon, 0sl 40 SO
Bacon, per cwt. so az 90
Butter, per ID. 10 40 l6
Lard. do 007 40 0S
Plaster Paris. lretaill per ton, so 40 90