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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

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ncmcmbcr thy origin, oh Man when thou
art cruel and uljust. OF all the Divine at
tributes, Mercy alone choose to call thee into
being, and hath through life extended to thee
only tic love and compassion Of the material
breast.
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VII IItIICTN hITVII =.
In prayer aud battle for a world"

TnE BLEssINCis Of FREEDOM Freedom
is the natural school of energy and enter
prise. Freedom IS the appropriate sphere Of
virtue aud talent. The soul was not made
to walk III letters TO act powerfully, it
must act freely, and it must act too, under
all the fair Incentives OF an honorable and
honest ambition. This applies especially,
to the mass Of people. There may beminds.
andthere are, which find asuificient incentive
to exertlon, in the love Of Knowledge and
improvement in the single aim at perfection.
But this is not, and cannot be the condition Of
the mass Of minds They need other I'M
pulses Open then, say free y and widely to
every individual, the way to public office, and
you put life into any people. !lnpart that prin-
cipIe to a nation of Turks, or even OF Hin
docs, and it will be as Il resurrection from the
dead The sluggish spirit will be aroused
the languid nerve will be strung to new encr
gy, there will be a spur of action and spring
to industry all over the country, because there
will be motion Alas! how many nonr tot
lers in the world are Obliged 10 labor, without
reward, without hope, almost without motive!
| Like the machinery among which they labor,
and Of which they are scarcely more tlan ii
part, lIey are moved by the impulse Of blind
necessity. The single hope Of lettering ticir
condition, which now, ans never visits
them, would regcnerate them to new life.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

Camp lheting Inecdote.-At a camp
meeting a number of ladies continued stand
inc ON the benches, notwithstanding frequent
hints from the minister to sit down. A re-
vereud old gentleman, noted for his good hu.
NOR, arose and said, II think if those ladies
standing on the benches knew that they had
hoirs in their stockings, they would sit down.
This address had the desired effect there
was an immediate sinking into seats.
Young minister, standing behind him, and
flushing to the temples, said, 80, brother.
how could v,u say that p Say that" said
the old gentleman. :" 1t is tact-li they
h.d'nt holes in their stockings. LIT like to-
know how thcy could get them on =
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PO + Il K Y.
THE AMERICAN BoT1

THE AMERICAN BOY!
"Father, look up and see that Fig
How gracefully it flies;
Those pretty stripes they seem to be
A rainbow in the SKIES
"It is my Country's Flag, my son,
And proudly drinks the light
Ger oceans waves, in foreign chimes,
A symbol of our might"
Father, what fearful noise is that,
Like, laundering Of the cIouds'
Why do the people wave their hats,
And rush along in crowds ,"
1t is the voice of canonry,
The glad shout of the free,
This is the day to memory dear,
IT'S Freedoms Jubilee
81 wish that was now a man,
I'd fire my cannon too,
And cheer as loudly as the rest
But, father, why don't you:'
IN getting old and weak but still
My heart is big with joy;
I've witnessed many day like this
Shout We aloud, my boy"
Hurrah! for Freedoms Jubilee!
God bless our native land
And may live 10 hold the sword
Of Freedom in my hand -
"Well done, my boy---grow up and love
The land that gave you birth;
A home where Freedom loves to dwell,
Is paradise OIL earth"
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{ No. 30.

.helr mind should be early imbued with that
klpd ofkDoWIydge which will instruct them in
nc prIIic'ples Of their business, render 1t hon
,Flhie and make them independent iii their
nlnd and iii lortunc.-EdWayd EUergH.
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Nothing shall more cnectu-
ally betrav the heart into Il love OF sin, and a
Ioathing ofholNes.;, then an ll-ma,u-ed pros.
perlty 1t is Ike some meats; the heart is like
the sllnbcams upon dlm@hjll; II raises many
filthy, noisome eXhalatIons. The same SOL
diers, who in hard service and in the battle,
arc in perfect Subsection to their leaders, in
peace and luxury are apt to munlty and rebel.
That corrupt affection which has lain, as it
were. dead and IloZcn in the midst OF distract
no business, or under. adversely, when the
>lr} al prnT;n itv has sIicd upcn it. then,
like u sIIHkc, i! presently RECEIVERS its former
strength and >e!Iom. Vice must Uc caresscd
and >,",Icu npou, that it may thrive ard sting
Il IS starry q by poverty, Il I!oops urLIt'le
iroWns OF fortune, and pInes away on bread
and water Bit when the channels OF plenty
ir1l high, and every appetite is piled with
jahnndaucc and variety, so that SATISFACTION
is but a mean word to express It's enjoyment,
then the inbred corruption olthe heart shows
itself pampercd and insoIent, too unru'y for
discipline, and too big for correction.-Sonth.
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Defnuioncf IVonau.-We heard a learn
ed Judge tacetiously observe, not long since,
to party Of ladies, that he heard some one
define wonan-loyeIy, charming, exquisite
woman-to he ga marrying critter."
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Ho,c to get Liring.-Lt is insinuated
in several quarters of late, that many young
ladies of the present day, get living by sue
men that happen to be wandering on the
margin of love, had better keep bright look
out, or they vii! stand a chance OF losing
their bacon. A word to the wise is suhi-
cicnt..
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A gentleman was lately nqulrlng for a
young lady of his acquaintance. She Is
dead very gravely rerllcd'he person to whom
he addressed his inquiries. Dead why
never heard Of t-wIIat was her disease ?
Vanity returned the other; she buried her
self alive in the arms OF an Old fellow OF severn
", with q fortune, in order to have the salts
faction of gilded tomb"
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To thee, indeed, no narrow bound
Has GoD or man assigned;
Drties within thy HOME are found,
Worthy the uoblcst mind.
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Sranflicbeeit bss Mlasens, febM1ahtiase
Bnlansen, Ssitenfttmsr3sn, 1sfhrpellsn o.
Der Gbmsraen im Geftebt.
Hrausn ,psrren lte aah bsr Cnttineuns
febr beiliam finoen, incem fe ibre natarI,ebe
8eunbbeit une Stdrtr rrieeer fehnsll terttels
len, neil fle sas Gpttem rentsen bon alltm
unrsinen 8suettiafelteu IN &ehlhtb, uao bes
nrfsn allp parurh Die Spsnnfraft uno
Ctdrfs eureb een S6rrer.
StcIt ItHb pas trafel9Fe geaensift seaem
Dierfur Stinesa, Arftnif Deer Quiniae, uro
sesen aas minsratieben 3utcrltunaen. elt bis
jsst rfuneen wurbcn; anp ipIds perfcnem
bic Dlneralien anstpentet eper ashraudt
baten, + frnpere NTertur, tpdtrenp einsr
Hranthtit BON raeup elmer Kranfbut ven
llaenp elmer Sdehafsnheit, fcllten nie rer
fehlen isine Birtuna gaaalte aus Dem Cps
fem 3n Oertancn.
W1aler, GIaisr. 8teifatr,panten, Nrteiter
in mCltn9 unp Gurfsr, It, wsrprn (te ais
Elm siacutbimllehee Olttel fnpcn seaen GIie
cerldbmRna Don Dlei, une 9eaen bic perCd6,e,
oenen unaelunhsn elnpirtunaen, Die (teb BEL
iclhen perfcnen oft einftellcn, msseM ibrer
SefebaftlQuna
Sir Nbrumattis unt Giett batcu {ie
lth lthpn oicIfaCb ais Gin gang eiaentbhmlit
dies 6rl!mlttei bewdbrt nnb merpsn nit
sribtem Settrauen bafir smpfeblcn.
eertanfcu IN {eibp's Gefunobtitsmittel
| NiererI@ay gum GthilO bes "aeleenen Nplers
une Sdlausen $40. 1911 81 2te Stra,Ic, eis
Mae 2bhren nn;erbalb esr Slne, in pblas
| Ne!pbi3.
1uct tei cen 5aupts0rnsiifen III Yblss
oeIpbia, nnr bel
s. &Irtt, Gprtbefer, gGe Bet atsn u. Gals
lcirbiil GtraGr.
Z. Smitrnn Go. Apettefer, brittle @tral>
| &c nadtte skh gum rctbcp >0pen.
s. Gilbert nnb 60. Apotbstsr. ste Gtrafe,
nabe oer 8lnc GtraiTe.
Apam StaeSoB Stobr, <merie,
Dleutscmerr guntn.
| G21N III 0 G5tbrad's @5tcbr. Slcrrretauu.
6tehe,ts QBathtsr 0rufersl, @tlpraf.
Bauer Nrsunr DrufsrsI Gumnptaun.
Druf'rrl 5cs <teralrn Hrctaeter, Ncae.
| Vrtl6 25 geMt Die Gthacbtsl.
y Gmc pp!ii8t 45hauainnQ i,tcr eru Sc.
brautt ateigr $elND'G 8,utzSD;lirn in oeutfeber
unp ,naINepsr &prItDs if eGn Bcrsn bcise,
9Gbrn.
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0u0er ltnAetGe.
0oeembsr %.

SelatHpe 8hster Nnn in per 9ruderel bies
isr 3rttun9 nm bilIissn Dreis 81 baten:
Die Geitbiehte Der Yereinistrn Gtoatsn bon
Nero Nmerita, fer Der gntpeduu9 Der
nsua, Wcit be auf rss Sabr 1887, aus
benz Gn9llithen nberiest pon SO IL b | III
. tb c, 9leupcrf, 1888.
Seielbe, pom SABRE 1897 bis 1857, hters
lrst unD beransaearben bon N b. 8:
&.Sleer lsm Pbnarelphi& 1888,
N6en. 3baten unb Msmluaen bes lllrleb
3pinsli' eriten ltrBessrs Der pentfhen
epauAcllet:reformlrtsH &ircbe, pom Sehann
luautt Soricb, gbcmtci ebura, Da. 1897
Ser 5oimmcl auf Grpsn eeer lSe9 sur GlHd
ieliafelt 0arQeltclt pon gbrlRlan Sott
bl!f Gal}man. .beartcltet non gonran Srles
prltb Gtoumcper, Pbllarelrbla 1889.
Ser lauac rereoraene Sebae unr 6aues
8reunp, en- uleliahcs 9latbs unb 6lIfs
BUD fhr ScpwMAnn, Gtlppaf6pll!e
e37.
Aneaa,tsttnnaen nnt Gcbrte fir aattcers
.ttngc Hu0 GEtasltuurc GbyltrCn. S5cn So.
h"aa &aifGr >SDHter sancNiS ~, SOa. 1864.
iUCVclictc une rcTermutc osunebr Il. =. G
aru,hc.
4EGecm &5,h Ell: :DaptEr, Ecr,yn u.G5tbrsib
&lute 60 'pl, auch '1,Hnfa fr 0iprtlalsS,
luI2emtut me gou's oNs:Spups.
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gerfs gauntn sSntelIiaens, Alnt,

Huf Srinaenpes Grlneben pisler ftiner
Srsunpe wnree l!atersrietnster bswcssH, elm
ausemsinss Sntsllissn3s2tm in Serbineans
init feinen aneern Gefbaften. ~ erSfnenpe
perlonsn fir 6fentlishs Bslebruns, lrsens
SauIar, Die su perlebnen, Su pertaufsn, poer
III permerrsatiben fine, eiMtraasn IaGsn unp
Sclebs, Die an rsntsn, taufen ocsr auf D1crt.
sat-tb III lebnsm whuftben, erfnnplsuna sia.
steben fonuen. ant werpea ale aneere ia
tiMem Sntcaiaen, 2lmt act6renpe Gdetafte
perriebtst auf Infrase tci
George oB. Sofelen.
Slorp Ste @5tralIc, aeacnatcr Der ep'ss
tcpal. Stree Seasins.
Woeemter %.
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Sr. Yehter's
2un9eu ! pr ,ierpatir.
Hrei5 SO Sent Die SlaIbe,


S't cine icbr frtiFtarr 2utsrr'tuna, entes@t
eureb cinen rrarlmdifasn unp tcrnbmtsn
pcun'tDrn Nrjt, eCr its itsr fanf,ia Satire in
iPincr riaentn srrarls iH 0sutihIann ats
tr1udt bate, IN DelChrm $ance Ge ndhrrne
iener Scit dniTtrlt aneaersbnt tsnust ,purpe,
tel puiteu ,SrrfdIsunaen, Satarbfetfr ,Gmas
triiitl2tcit, EcutbHiten, Grltcn nne SiicfeHs
ihmrrjtn, Sipnpeisn, jeeer Art 8rults une
>nNaenbN tbmerncn, unb in 6emmuna Der bers
annatrupcn Nuf3etruna Bislcs Fam ais SOB
eer ohlasn Wcoi5in aefaat wrrtfn, ater bic
Setunae ilne III tctiipies
lia raiu; jsbcr befriesi9eues 8emeie in ed,
fen 1Bufan1en miro in cinem 9erIudk bas
nit 0cfnnbch mcrbcn, 70 ,pie autt ,ahlreicte
empfebIunscu Die Nnmciuuaesettel beasi.
tcnp. tlcbsr 1000 SIa,'cbrm Ilnr allsn IN
Qbi!aNclrhia wibrcnp bem Iegtsa winter
pN t,'nfr wrretu sin iiher,euasnpcr Ycwels
pom rcGrn 01netartct. ionh Wiirec cine 10
arolft Onaarltat uie pcrtanft ,pprbcn isin
Sc wirtiam 1T bic mcbisn aewefcn in
SurtrnnS Ncr prrihrecnsn &rantbs,trn fan
wclfe fte cmpfchcn il, paE (te aacn aneerM
Subrritup9cu pen Sarlaparlaa, Danaecas,
,c. fhuCil prranactt.
SIeIe 3cuanilIs l(nb bon 3eit au 3eit srtals
ten nhr ksfannt' acmaCtt mereen, at,r btr
Xcitenarfmaue ppn 3eitunasbefantmafhnnM
aell ecrtctct et:rn Wiittbeiilna aabirr. Die
taIauhlalten ttnnen leictt liter5euaf ,rer'
cen bon oct 9(ielidhtsit eiefer Wchiiin fptnn
Ee aarutsn All seiop's Seiuncbelte Cmreris
um, 9to. I9l Slcreswrinnhraes, uhferhalb
rcr Snc G5tralTe snm Stbio bfs "aclNshtn
Nolrrs uno { tblarasn" all,ne Sfnanlie unr
Tahmslluuarn ~ tnneerfsn pen Sallfn Ger
msrfmnrpiafrn &uren onrtb 0lffs MNtpHtH
YoraesUst mrben ftnnfn.
Sltit mtnBin 1T nm srfasttn sprtls IN
piricr Srufrei Su baten.
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q II t ii II . | q II n9.

Sn stuissn IDoebsn mrp sle Prshs sers
laGtn nnb I'm Serlas pisfer 3sltnna erfths's
men, cir lhaetsrs6 anp nisItbss Nsrf, bs'
titslt:
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Gin 0Gcrt an G(tern.

QSN OFT rrr nls Snaenp eatin astrackt
no ss am 'pentatten eymartet miro burth Die
Aus5cErnns, uue pen Sen eitern mat lhrta
Grattrn teactct, rle acwlHtr O}aaGsn eis
llriatbc lbrcs pcrjetissn Scces Gtne ourtt ole
Bcrnacbla(ltanna 8ertaltnuaca in ihrsm
Gnfiletrn IN 1emtncn, Ge nur ats wuteetu<
trnrs sclrcn'tbaftCn terracteenp, bic ,bre Gufs
mcrttamFcIt nldt an}'rbeu his Der 3rittrer
'cln Ncyf tcacnnen unp Itb ein Opftr ats
itbert Bat. Glse III Feline elnae6ilbstr Sehls
ecruua renn ,abrrichc tia'ch flfh ers,saeR.
ce SaIIs telpruem rle Stdflatbs
.Sci griDaebirnm brlnNtn Swedfutraen
paiIelte VNaitat htrpcr, obtr Itc mathea fcis
ne 80 ibucIic 8rrtihritte rpit IN aer Suaenh;
ilf foIlcn lnnehrn, teibes an &npsr Huf srs
pacbienc, fvuh;citta bsatbtet, mo uicbt als
nnb(seutcnce <risenfhaftsn aaatlebtM ws.ten
ornn c6 IL slnc triatrifcbc Spcs ctas 3peis
ftl tae >cbcn pcn 3aufsuosn psrfirSt bat.
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.l5rtefc unO OOIlna(bten.

Berben, ,rie perbin, III bcnAchrr. fran.
ao{Nther unb euaIlIhrr @5ryaebe Uom llns
terleihuetcn aebtrls scifbrlcbeh unr natb
europa, ~ DIT uno StrRF lpr9fatis srs
petirt.
2uh oen einbclmilebcn Der cnaIfthen
@pratbe nutnnplacn Staetsnnb 3annIc,ls
ten erneu es boblt anacleAsn icnn lclItr
ibye fpacnanntrn 0eebe, ais &aufc, $Cki
nnnArn %cubs, Metbmn2Cn unb teious
Orrs lhrs 3citdmcnfc, III ,brer peut itbcn
O?nttripratbe, acitbrWten Sn batn, cine
Serilchts OloasrearI wct:;eh m0ntbCn
rp'ihaufaen Hnp fceann toflpciNcn Sprc:
ssBe fenntc pprAebrnAt werrcn, tictet CT
ielue OlCnlie an, unp, ais aelegpGtanols
scr ertabrncr Notarlue, mb ebCmolNSr
acr'rbtlhr sSG ante MIRO CT lh tbati9it
brfeBen prn QSinifCM Ieincr gllentsn as'
mldsnbaft III sntlprehcn. Oian meIee
rd psrj6nIicb ops, III porto frozen S:is'
zen an
Drpf'r o. e Q8asner,
Ncaolna, DsnM'a
Sn hfr Geaene BON SicaelRa mrbRsnSc
psrlcGrH tcllctru am Gtetr pcr 5ru, &cm
Rnh S6rlcbter MathIuiragfn.
Nsaeiu9, sen 19, 0loptmtcr.
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sreefl,eu, rae @hleifsn uno pelirsn Der
berftbispentm Saffrnids.
6.&apitsL usbsr. bass Iaitreidben NIT
Sarbsn.
7. 8a pitt {. Das 8,rsolosn une 9srfl.
BERN
8. Sapitel. ltsbg,pas Bronsirsn, Yrh.
niren, Wloriren &c.
9. 9apitel. Naebtras, Seri6issene &its
te nno Gbla9lctbe, &c. &c
mSol&e perIonsn bic frlher auf eas
werf bsi Der eritsn 4nfiinpisuns in Sreis
bcitsswaebter fubleribirt baben, erbalteu
eas Otisc 1Ssrf gum Gukfcriptcnsprslie
pcM Is Cent, pas @remplar, uns aae feIhe,
biz nOeb oadtIbe 81 sinem bl!ias preiie 3u
babsn winfhen, Itnr srfutbt tti uns III Seas
pins ceer @tippafspilIe III futierlt'reh ebs
oaHelbs Die preGc pcr!dbt neil beun Der
preis erbobt ,peroen miro.
Sas QSsrf miro ilter 500 Geitcn entbal.
ten, uae ,oir f6nnsn naiislbe obne Nnfano
ais Elm belonbsrs nRelitb Bneb cmpfeblm.
Scr Serau69eber.
Sfsaoins ben i4tsn SanWar.
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ausaus sinss sgertifeatS sosu gbrw. Dofter
Sabes leebsriaen prefess,asn sea
@afbinston esuese, Waine.
"1en friibsrer perfcnliebr gsfapntihaft
nit Dr. g. Sapne, sinsm rsaulawn Gtueens
ten esr msoi;niidwn llniperiitat pon Yennfpl,
Yanisn, unb enen srfabrsuen slldlibeu prafs
tfanten pon MebiSinsn, mar ib i'm @tanoe
bic sabredsn atteifats 81 @unitsn iener pers
fhieeensn mee,inifbsn prsparationen su be
ifdtisen, pislmsbr ipie cine Olsbrbsit COLDER
Die nicbt bisfes pilIen. Nab sns,n 9srfud,
berislben ia msiner ei9ensn Samilis, unb sini.
ss bopcn perionlith, babe id MIDI ppn 9Gabrs
belt eefsr Ssu9njiIs poais hberRuat. Sis lno
was iis ssr9eben Su fsin-fsine Nuafalbsreisn
-ionpsrn faniilid, beretete Mebijinen fir els
nss Der 9sfdbrlihitsn msniblidsn Eranfbei:
ten. Sd) lpeb basafe boh9efbdst,t unb pers
fbishsntIih pon ben 9sfbiftslren 9cftoren Der
Wtsoisn perSefbreben mereen, iemobli in eies
fer Stabt ais ionif 400, unb ib nebne fsiner
4nitane oislsbsn ais einen itdsbarsn 3uias
III unftrn mscisinifden 2Natsrial, uns cine Il
deere ic,pebl ais unfhaplid unb nhelitbe Oass
bISin far bic Sranfen su smpfetsn."
9luflls BabCof. IT.
Gum @srfauf BEL George 10, Oafelv,
9pptbsfsr Hpro Ste StrelIe, Neaoins, A9ent
fir Or. Sopns.
cSanII1r T bp
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0e(eQftbafts s2(uaolni,e

Oas lsitber bsfanosns Gbnsiser Ge
(tbaft BON 6sinrieb Slea nmo ) O..
bann Wlaper, t, in gompasnie, in ocr
Stapt Nsaoins, 1T onrt seseuieitisss lie
tereintommen an 2teu WiarS 1910 aufses
Ittt.-Nas felbe Die not an bie cbise Sc.
feilftbaft ihulpis fno, rStbnsioerarteitsn,
ftnb srluett taipist an Sobann Dlspsr, an
peu SeptbalItben pIass absubssabIen.
.6eiarib SIef
Sobana Weper.
Cubes unterihricbener bsnast tiermit
slciebsitis biz Gslsseuhsit, pen rsir. publis
cum ansuIeiseu, pab sr pasSebneiorr9efebdft
fsruer fortlreibsn miro, aa isincr QSereltaet
III esr OF psanilrafs, Swittsn Der 6ten uno
7ten, GtraOe in oenieIten 5anie ,pcrin fh
Geoecu Dcilsrs Sattler Sebap befnpet,
ane tittst um susisten 3ulprueb
Soeinrilb Sled.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
THE MARKETS.

Office ~ NE baltimore .iperisaR, Saturday, Sspi 20
CATTLE About 1000 head have been Of.
iercd IA the market 400 were taken bv the
eiiy butchers at an avcacc Of 50 80 io ST. 80 per
100 los for good &C. pumc cattle These price,
show decline of about 80 cents Per 100 los. on
the prices paid last week for the same dcscrip.
ton.
FLOUR--Thcrc has been but limited hu-
slncSs done IN Howard street Aour thus week.
aud slight decline m prices has taken place .-
Ca MONDAY sacS-ol good common brands we're
made a s., l2s and S5.lsl The Transaction,
that have taken place since have rcnerailv been
az $, Isl for the same description To-day we
huJ The market exceedingly dull, and some hold
crs Offering 10 sell AZ Sj,l2i, white other, are
demanding s., e1.--Wc are not, however, adj
yiscd of any sales At ci.hcr price. We quote the
RECEIPT price at s. O6
WHEAT.-Whcaiso Of every description. CO.
lnuf and quality, range at from %, 100, lUC Ia
los cents
CORN. Sales Of white az - 10 - cents. and
/ Of yellow AZ sc - cents
I RiE--Wc quote Md. 1T GO q c. cents. and
Of Pennsylvania, ~ Is cents
OATS Sales ranging 10 from % IL - cent.
WHlSkEf.-fhc price 81 hhl,. has been
steady throughout the week al - cents aud OF
bbls at q cents. The wagon price Of bb!s i,
p cents exclusive Of the barrel