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AT at Town Meeting, holden within and
for the town of Warren, on "Wednesday
the 18th day Of April, it was
VOTED, that no Neat Cattle shall
Y be suffered to 60 ut large in any
Of the highways, streets or lanes, in this
town, after the Goth inst between 8 o.
clock in the evening and sunrise in the
morning; and the owner of every neat
creature 30 found going at large, shall for
felt and pay the sum of one doliaar, for
emery violation of this ordinance, to be
recovered by complaint before any justice
of the peace in said town, together with
all costs of prosecution and conviction,
one half of said penalty to be and for the
use of the prosecutor, and the other half
to and for the use Of said town.
Voted, That this ordinance be publish
ed three times in the Northern Star.
Witness,
S. RANDALL, T. Clerk.
April q1. 3w.
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TO the Gentlemen.
Turner &, Salisbury

ENVITEth the attention Of the Gentle
men to their stock of--Cloths, cassi-
mercs, vestings, Sc. bought in New York
The last week, at the lowest possible pric-
cs. The assortment is complete, Consist
ind OF blue, black, olive; claret, mulberry,
brown, russell brown, citron olive, green
invisible green, olive green, oxford and
steel mixed cloths; lavender, snge, drnb,
slate mixed, blue black and steel mixed
plain and ribbed cassmeres; a prime as
sortment of valencia. Marseilles and silk
vestings, a great variety Of articles for
Summer Clothing, &c. SC.
The above articles, we will make Into
GAR MENTS of the most APP
proved styles to order, warranted to suit
the purchaser or no sale. We respect-
fully invite every Gentleman in wan, of
Clothing, to call 'and judge for himself,
whether we sell cheap or not.
t1s just received from New York J.
G. Wilson's report Of Spring and Sum
mer Fashions. Water-st. op,rI 81 .
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Mr. Ed;tor-I was muc,s pleased to SEE
In your last paper that you hal og 'S'n 'aA'
on up the important subject of exte.'s'o'
of suffrage in this State. And after reaa'
ing your remarks responded hearty "A
men, to oil but the quotation that heads
your pieoo which think would better
apply to one of our % sisters !; or erase
the word our and fill it with a republi-
can form of government /; for It cannot
with any degree Of Propriety apply to Il.
Island so long as about one third ot lis
inhabitants (not citizens, for they do not
enjoy those RIGHTS and privileges) are
prescribed from sharing in its. benefits,
(not burdens, for in that they have d full
share.) And this, Mr.. Editor, for no 9th
or reason, than because
lie has not soil to toll upon,
Though better Of the fates he merited;
lie is you know a younger son,
Though not fool but disnheril'd.
The fact is, Mr.. Editor, the resent sys-
TEN Of suffrage is rotten one. One that
our Declaration Of Independence strongly
protests againsts in its Cd section, where
II says-We hold these truths to be self
evident that all men are created EQUAL;
that they are endowed by their creator
with certain unalienable rights that a.
.mong these are life, liberty, and the Pur'
suit of happiness T.; that to secure these
rights, governments are instituted among
men, DERIVING THEIR JUST POWERS FRO
THE CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED
Now sir, j should like to know how some
Of our wise law givcrs who kick petitions
under the table, ,wilLreconcilc. this with tn
present system Of suffrage IN this State
when sand and gravel only makes maj
wise enough 10 chose his rulers, excep
he happens to be the first born and holt
his birthright. j think, Mr.. Editor, if j
makes one son wiser by his fathers rea
estate, it ought to be the one that is ber'
the first afterhe came in possession of It.
in that case some Of us younger son
would have the privilege ofvoting for ou
rulers. More anon.
A YOUNGER SON.
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rErorn onr Correspondent. !

tFrom our Correspondent. Z.
Ar. at BRISTOL goth, ship Attcus, Martin
n days fin Havana, with Molasses, Sugar, Cof
fee and Honey 10 B. Morris and q. Burt.
2Ist-ar. sloop Fame, Brown, fin Pawcatuck
with ship timber to Perry, Brothers, & Co.
Sloop ydnn, Crocker, I'm New York.
22d-ar. schr Washington Packet. Hnmmond
FIN Norfolk with Corn to the Master and others
schr MARROW. Newell, I'm Day River, N. Z.
with shingles 10 E. Sprague.
2Sd-ar. seop First Attempt, Wald'on, fn
New York, with sundrics 10 J. Glnddng, Jr.
Sailed brig Emeline, Burgess, Havana.
a4th-saiicd brig .fms,el, Wyar, Havana.
Sloop Sally, Willstsn, New Yok.
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LOST,
EARDWAR.E
AND
CUTLERY.

vfUST received from BOSTON large assert.
~ ncnt OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FARM
ING UTENSILS sc. of the newest importations,
which will be sold at reduced prices, among
which are brass screws s 8 10 and IL inch,
chest hinges, pew do, table do, II J. DO, FL dog
butts oil sizes, fmcrson's razor strops.. tailcfs
shears, issors, pen knives, pocke ct do by do;fn
or SINGLE, 2 blade do. 3 blade do, John W Wlisya's
bu,ci er knives al. sizes, bread do, buck, bbne
and horn carving knives, table and but Sher's
stccls, a large and handsome assortment N buck.
bone and horn tip table knives and torbs, buck
booze and horn tfI desert knives and foiGs, tooth
brushes, Gun Fints brass candlesticbs, Besbees
and TIliys sarew augers, patent ship augers. pa
tent house d, pod DO, spike and f,an g,mblets.
ehpwright and boat gimtlcts, lined tea kettles
from qts. 10 6 qis. lined sauce pans di sizes
m.sn Kettles from qt. 10 10 qrs, brass kettles
oil sizes, Turkey oil s;onc, sand stone, Bris'o.
brick tor securing, cooper compasscs, carpen-
ters do, divders, rasps Hat, half round and taper
files best kind, iron and brass wire, house auo
ship carpenters axes, ndzcs, Hunts cast steel
bench axes, Hunts bread and axe pattern hatcl
cts, Hunts shngIng hatchets, spoke shares
niortce chisse Is socket do, turner's chisscls
gouges, Groves 4 Sons. and Beardshaws hant
| ard back saws, wood saws, brass, norfolk ant
jsppan latches, Indies, flesh forks, brttania To-
dies, britania and iron table and tea spoons
brass and Japan door buttons, brass and compo
sition cocks, drawer handles, steel and NOUS
traps, setts braces and bits, eoopors braces nnt
screw bits, Nakins marking irons, bung and tol
borers, sad irons toy do do, sad iron graios, pa
tent grid irons, sun glasses, japan and bras
lamps, mathematical instruments, hat pins, Try
squares, box rules, gunter scalcs, want rods
screws all kinds and sizes, chest, drawer, cup
board, stock, dead, trunk and door locks
great variety, bed eords, sacking and clothes
lines. pocket books and wallets, silver and plat
cd ever pointed pencils Ames cast steel bright
and round point shovels; Whde's bark strap do,
Washburns spades; Kinds manure forks su-
perior article; Goodyears do do; Giflords hoes,nt
large lot Of other articles too numerous Ia
mention which feel disposed to sell at low
prices and solicit the paronge of town and coun
try, az I am confident they will find their ac-
count by calling on
GEORGE 7. GARDNER.
April 18th. water-slreei.
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Information Wanted.-yNiner, the un-
fortunate criminal, recently sentenced to
suffer death for the crime Of murder, and
now in jail in this city, requests the pub
lication of the following notice. Editors
are requested to copy it:
sWheareas, my son James has left his
home these three months past, and not
hearing anything Of him, l shall be great
" indebted to any person who can give
any information respecting him as il will
be great consolation TO his afflicted Fa-
ther, who has but short time allotted him
10 remain in this world. He left his
brothers near Springfield, the last that
was heard ofhim to visit his Uncle IN the
State of New York, but never has been
there. He is about 5 feet eight inches
high, of light complexion, has mark on
his arm, j. c. NJ. pricked 10 with gun
powder, being the initials of his name
If this should meet his eye his unfortu-
nate Father begs he will return to him
before he is no more, as il is ordained
tha, ho should terminate his suflerings on
tie 9Th day ofJuly.'
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EYE WATER!

This well established Wash for The Eys, is
perfectly innocent. and gives immediate relief,
even in very aggravated eases OF soreness and
mhanaio Price as cents.
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ber Of fpeople had collected to witness the
execution, when the sentences was sus-
pended by order of the Judge, the coun-
sci Of the prisoner having wished the
Cour, to hear further proofs OF the insani-
ty of his client. The Cowt again deci-
ded that sufficient proof did not exist OF
insanity, and confirmed the first sentence.
The Charge d'Affaires Of the U. States
had soIi,,i the Congress of Chill, for a
remission thereof. The Congress assem-
bled ON 3lst December TO deliberate upon
1t. and returned for answer that It could
not accede to the solicitation OF the
Charge d'Affaires.
!. This state, according to the last ad-
vices. m +, renamed another appeal had
saken rlac.e, and il, was the general opin-
;%a % hat the sentence would not be exc
cuted.
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FROM EUROPE. English papers TO the
23d March, have been received ut New
York.
The Irish Enforcing Bill was making
slow progress in the House Of Commons,
and 50. far has undergone great modifica-
ton. Ff hs
The Wost India Slave subject was to
be introduced into the House Of Commons
on the o3d Of April.
From Holland there is still nothing de-
cisivc.
Th. Rev. Ed, Irving, who has made
,uch noise in the world, has been form
nlly. deposed as a minister Of the Scotch
Church, by the Prosb,tery Of Annan.
A setious accident occurred at Edin-
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.

2o,h-arr sIoop Pacific, Griffin, with wood.
22d---srr sloop Mt, Moriah. lngraham, from
Providence.
2ad-srr schr Msrlew, Newell, I'm Bay River
with shingles To- ]. & ID. X. Luther.
24,h--ars sloop Almira, Winslow, fin Proyi-
dence.
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The Norfolk Herald states that the
Methodist Protestant Congregation have
purchased the ouly Theatre in that place,
with the intention of converting 1t into a
place Of worship.
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! Arr At Sigharbor l4th, ship Columbia, Hand
4 I'm South dlisntic with $500 bbls oil.
Al Otaheile. in Oct. ship cshentas, Swif1,
of Falmouth, with 600 bbis. for OF shore ground
At Mowce. Nov. 2, John Coggeshall, o
Newport, 400 bbls.
Ar. at Charleston 18th, brig Palestine. Allen,
Boston. Sailed brips Mary Averill, aud csaw.
ford. cardner. New 0rlean,.
.ddv. at New Orleans, goth, brigs Harriet,
Cook. Liverpool, next weekj Psndora. Rea. for
Providence soon; Blackstone, Frnk, New York.
Sd ar. Exchange. Barton, Of this port fin New
York. 4.apD vfs
Below Baltimore, 10th, Lrigs CorneIia. Board.
Calcutta; Col. Howard, Boston. CID, brigs
Patspsco, Boston: Franklin, Barton, Now Or
leans lsch Howard, Boston.
Al st. Marks, +. F. 2s days ego, brig Aldebs-
ronto, for Charleston, 4 days
Ar. at Baltimore 22d. brig Atlas, Thompson,
fun New Orleans =
Ar. at Matanzas, Sd. brig New Columb'a. !.
Burr, from this port. At do 6th brgs Prince
Edward. New York, 18Th; Wm. Harris. Port.
land, 18th; J. McCobb, New York. uncer;
Pantheon, Moore fmsNew York for Trieste, do;
Florida, Norris, Boston, do; John, Warwick.
Portland, 6th Spartan, Jordon, just ar. and
sold: Eme'ine, Stanwood, Portland 10; Gold
Hunter, Shaw, New York 9th.
1T Greenock, March 27th, ship Moscow,
for New York, April 1.
At Havre, 10Th ult. ship Meridian of New
burypori, for New York, April 4.
Sailed fin the Cape Of Good Hope, l4th Feb.
Atlantic, Picksns, Of this port, with 1000 bbls oil
Tho Bahama ArgIs, ofthe seth ult. says there
is no doubt that the brig Trent, ashore on the
Berry Islands, wdl be got off,
The Panther at New York, experienced re-
mendous hurricane. Sd Feb. which stove bdi-
warks, and strained the ship badly-lost 100 cas-
cs camphor from of deck
The wreck of sch. supposed 10 be 'he Gen.
Washington, "a missing vesseD Of and for New
York, ins st. Croix, was fallen in with 9th inst.
lat "a Is, lon 10, bottom up.
The Halcyon, at New York. S5 days FIN la.
ha, reports that u serious disturbance took
place the evening previous to her sailing, but
was quoted with little difficulty.
SPOKEN,
20th inst. lat 84 45, Ion T3 a, brig Ann
GadsLen, fin New Orleans for Providence. n NJ
April l4tb, lat SO so, Ion Gs 40, brig Poca-
hentas, FIN Newburyport for Mutanzas.
March Both, lat 81, Ion ~, brig Elizabeth,
OF Bath, de- fin Wilmington, for Marm'co,
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STAPLE
DRW GOODS.
Turner & Salisbury,

ENAVING replcnished their stock Of
EE Staple Dry Goods, now offer at
reduced prices, a great variety of thick
woolens, such as-Devonshiles, dutils,
plains, rcd and white flannels, &c. &c
Their stock of Domestics consists in part
Of plaid and striped gihghams, checks,
cotton jean, brown and bleached sheetngs
and shirtings, sc. &c.
Water-street, april 81.
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EpWs would comply with the reques
OF "a subscriber was his communicative
accompanied with his real name.
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MAR RIED.

In Bristol, on Sunday evening last at
the Methodist Meeting House, by the
Rev. MIR. Benton, Mr.. REUBEN OATLEY
to Miss MARGARET SANFORD, daughter
of Mr.. Royal Sandford, Jr. all of Bristol.
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SORE AND
INHss&aE;1E sNYtES 9

The studious, the weakly, and others, who
are troubled with soreness or inflammation Of that
delegate organ, will be able to obtain most
pleasant aud invaluable application, in
DTIMERIES, ltt go
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kCPThc General Assembly of thi
State, will convene at Newport on
Wednesday next.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALLNG
SHIPS,

Ship BENJAMIN RUSH, Coffin, Pa
cifc Ocean, about May 10th.
Ship MILES, Luce, South Atlantic u
cean, about May 18th.
Ship NORTH AMERICA, Grinnell, S
Atlantic Ocean, about June 1st.
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BLACKING.

n ECEIVED this week supply OF
A0 Dunlops best blacking, for sale by
the dozen or single box, spooge blacking
black ball, nnc Day & Martins cons, ant
ly on hand. SrEpuEN DAvoL, in.
April ~. Main-streef.
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fcp THE TOOTH ACHE I

Tins ogonIzing disorder is cured IN its mos.
painful stages, by ono ofihe most simple as we'll
as powerful romodics known in modern prac-
tcc. The
CAJNBRX4.V TOOTH ACHE PILLS
afford instant relief, without iniiic,ipg the slght-
ost injury on Tho teeth. They are applien ox-
ternally 10 the parts affected, with The great.
ost case and expedition, and generally operate as
a sooihing lentive ~ the suffering pans. Price
30 cents box
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HARDWARE.
Samuel Wheaton,

VIM OULD say that he has Just re-
wv ceiyed and offers for sale, n
largo supply Of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, Of the latest i'm
portations, as also Of Yankee manulact-
ured hard ware, which with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very extern
sive; comprising all the articles, usuallJ
found in Hardware Stores oflarger towns.
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, arc a.
dapted to the wants Of the Mechanics of
every denomination, and of fSall others in
this region, and will be sold at prices The
host reasonable.
Z ALSO,
On hand very extensive and heauti-
ful assortment of CHI.N.a, E.aRTHERyN
Iand GLASS W.aRE, of the most np-
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
= A complete assortment Of select GRO
CERES and PROFESSIONS, besides
great variety Of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. april 81.
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DYSPEPSIA.


or most obstinate character, ufior having
baflled the sb III of tho most eminent ph, sicinns.
and witbsiood the most highly Recommended
medical preparations, has been checked. re-
heped, and cared, IN number Of iusnnces in
and about the city Of Boston. by using for
,hort tmo Or. RELsr's
VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, AND
.4NIIBILLfOUS PILLS.
in conpexion, according to the directions accom-,
paryine the Specific. II is also one Of rle lost
medicines known for Sick Headache; Sickness
at the Stomach, Nausea, and FIatuences.
Price oftho Specific and Pills, 90 cents each.
oprls7. a
None are genuine unless signed on tbe
outside printed wrapper, by the sole pror,i,
efor, T. RIDDER, immediate successor 10
the late DR. w. T. CONWAY. For sale, with
all the othcr I" Contcay .bfedicine,, at his
counting Room, NO 60, next door 10 :. Kid
dors Drug Store, corner Of Court and Hano-
yer streets. near Concc- Hall, Boston +, and
also, by his special appointment. by DIR j.
WILLIAMS, Warren DIR. A. p. Moore, New
port; Nathan Duffec. Fan RIVER; John ~.
Mason q Co. ani Joseph Balch Jr. Providence.
vs. Large discount TO those who buy 10 sci
again,
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SPOKEN,
NEW GOODS !!
LONG RooM!!!

WETM. I. WHEATON has JUS re-
wv ceived an extensive assortment of
eBs STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, adapted to the SPRING AND
SUMMER TRADE.
Having selected a regular supply from
the latest importations at NEw-YSaK, he
confidently invites the public generally to
call and examine his stock which nov
presents as great variety Of Fashionable
and desirable articles as can be found al
any store in the STATE.
AS the Goops were bought wholly
with the ready CASH, he is Of course en-
abied to offer them, by the piece or yard
at extreme low prices. 'ft
/ April 9th. I9' y Gat ~
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AUCTIONS
Land to be Leased.

On Saturday the llth of May, at 3 o.
cloEk, afternoon, will be leased at Pub
lie Auction, at the Court House, in
BI5stol, N sN
A LOT land containing sixteen a.
IA cres, belonging to said town Of
Bristol, as School lot. for thirty years
from the 25th day Of March last. Said
lot iks on the east or back road, Zoo call
ed) rborth Of the residence Of the late MIR.
The mas Fales, deceased.
Conditions at the sale. BY order,
WIN. THROOP, T. Clerk.
bristol, april 81. IL.
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New BOOKS.

THIS dsyreceived, per Brig Token, and on sale by
L WM VI. MORRISON
Lemprieres asscal Dictionary, for Schools and AGA.
denies, containing every name and vii that IS either
important or useiuln the urigna! work-frst Boston
edi ion
he Second Book of History for Children and Youth;
being sequel 10 the First Book of History; by the
author OF Peter Farley 1alesi illustrated BY enga
wings and sixteen maIs.
Conv ersaons on the Evidences of Christianity adapt.
ed to the Of schools and families; by the REV. J:
l., Blake, 4.
The new American Orchardist, or an account of the
most valuable varieties of Fruit adapted to cultiva-
ton in the climate Of the United states, from the la
ttude Of 80 to $40; b, VIM Kenrck.
Grandmamas Book OF Rhyme for the Nursery.
A Compendium OF Astronomy, intended to simplify
and illustrate the principles Of the science, and give
concise view OF the motions and aspects OF the
heavenly lumnsries; adapted to the use Of common
schools as well as higher ;eminsries; BY John Vosc.
A. 81. late Principal Of Pembroke Academy, and su.
thor Of larger work on Astronomy.
" Creation Of Archangeis is the theme "-DR YouSa
mar
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The Senate yesterday. after fixing the co"pen-
sation, of several Of its officers went at an early
were opened, the Senate took recess until >
o'clock.
We hear it said that the famous GWynn, who
has been heretofore SO often before the Senate,
was yesterday again rejected 1t is not known
whether the President intends to "try it again."
In the House Of Representatives. the Revenue
Collection Bill was taken up, and Mr.. McDUFFIs
addressed the House in an able aud eloquent
speech III opposition to the bill. When he con.
Guided, the House to recess until S O'Clock. at
which time Mr.. WAYNE. Of Georgia had the Aoor.
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

Extract from the proceedings of the Washing
ton Society, at the anniversary meeting Of that
association held at Newton. Hotel, on Friday,
February 20, 1885:
Resoiuet. That the thanks Of this Society be
rendered to George w. P. Gusts, ESQ. for his
eloquent and patriotic address this day deliver.
ed; and tina, copy thereof be requested Tor
publication.
The Society then proceeded to the appoint.
ment of an Orator for the Fourth Of July next,
aud THOMAS w HEwIrr, Esq, was declared TO
he unan mousiy elected.
Attest: THOMAS P. COLEMAN.
Secretary.
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COMMUNICATED. |

Mr.. Snondem-On snquiring. understand
that the meeting called for tins evening of the
members Of the I" Independent Bues'' is to take
INTO serinu. consideration whether not that an
cient company stall be sustained. Halter my
SELF as "a citizen "f the town. from the charac-
ter of the Independent Blues, which is unlyer-
sally known, that the ynung men OF Alexan-
dr,a will rally round the fragments of rs glory,
and sustain II. AN Old SOLDIER.
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BOSTON MARKET, FEB. e5.


FLOUR - There has been considerable done in
this article, but at de, line on last weeks pri.
ces. Our quotations must be considered nomi.
nal. Since our last about 1000 bills have been
sold, embracing the following: by auction-50
bbls Bait. superfine: "Woodbury's brand" 5,67
5.62a; so bbI> fredericksburg lowland,
"Giobe Mills" SIT; 60 bbis Frcd's mountain.
SIS $40, 4mo. aud 7 bbls Buckwheat 81, s5
per bb cash BY private contract, 500 bbls
Bait II 5 SIS; $50 Drls do at the early part oil
the week, sc 5.s7s: 500 Rich'd Canal, SIS;
1000 bbls Phiiad SIS; 200 bbs Fredericksburg
SIS. 4mo, and 500 bols Genesee, fair brands,
6,57 per DBL cash
GRAIN-A slight decline on most descriptions
has been submitted 10. 300 bushels of Southern
Rye have been taken r76c 4 mos. 8 a 10000
bushels Southern white Corn, some at the early
part OF the week. al &c and since at 65c per
bush. to Gods. No sales Of Barey. Shorts dull
and but lew sales; prices nominal.