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Richmond. March -,

.near E'ght Hundred Packages Of Dry Goods
w assortment of - ~
c,- STRING DRY GOODS,
,he": Certainly than ever he seen them and mr.,
p'eared TO oer great inducements custom
anu .ii Others wishing 10 buy an such
"""' '"' '0'-e s'oeS before making their purchases.
,u- F. & J. ). JAMES & co.
or" ll2-fBw
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6. That while we are willing and ready to do iuii
Justice and to acknowledge Mr.. Carter to be- person
ay. what we would desire, yet, embody'ng as ne
does, the most odous Federal measures, winch ena
mated FROM and originated with, Alexander Haniii'oh'
we cannot give him our support.
Ga motion, il was unanimously
Resorred That copy of these proceedings be iof-
warded to the Hon. Henry A. Wise.
On motion, it was unanimously
Resoiced, That these proceedings be signed oy Tue
Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded 10 ,ne E1'
ou;Ter Madisonian and Richmond Wing, with re-
quest that they will publish them in their respective
On motion Of Stephen O. Wright, the meeting ad
jouraed. koBf NJ: uAhhhl - '"'" "''"'
BEsJ E. BUcK1KoUr, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

Elect Henry A. Wise, aud the Old Dominion Will
hail tins the Keystone District. and cheer Us with
her loudcst plauci,s Send hi blck to has post IN The
Capitol and he s,li lie .o;e terrible 10 the Clay party
than al army 'cita LsaAerS Yes, fellow citizens, We
".eW send hIm back IT, acclain1;ion, IN an eM'a'Sfd
and more beau.M sdf;os and sereotnyed al that, as
our Representative EIiraordtnary aud minister penl
po,enaty to the next Congress where he VIII CONT
nue. as an ornament 10 has District, and shine as Ia
,ninary of his corp,ry" GLOUCESTER.
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Spring and Summer Dry Goods-.Ne'o, fashionable and

LHe0p
H. JENKINS hns opened 500 packages of SPRING and
~ SUMNER DRY GOODS, which, for beauy aud cheapness,
exceed all former purchases Persons wanting Dry Goods
arlerd low prices, either Sell for their will
do justice 10 themselves examining this extensive stock
Ho yards Calcoes, from s. 6, 10 and l2l the
es Impaired Fast coors, styles aud very cheap.
@ aes Cotton Uznabngs, reduced prices and brown and
hrathsd shm.s and Shecngs all prices from cents per
yard To the finest quality and Of all widths 81 inches
yards webeng decidedly the greatest bargains Domestic
Goods ever offered Tor sale.
~ iects Lawns, coed Msns Silkso all kinds plaid and
checked tncams Moslns FouIard Silks and many
cles fer LADIES' Dresses.
haHds Bonnsis and Bonnet Flowers, Spring fashions
raraso sun Shades and Umbrellas, best quality and very
cheap.
Every description Of Cassimees, Vestings Pocket andker-
Chiefs Shirt Collars, Cavas Susacnde &C. for gentle
800 pieces Irish Linens all prices, from 2j
fuay-a", Linen Shcclnes, Towelllngs, Napkins and Da-
pef-.
lOc0 Linen Cambrck andkcrchefs all prices from 30
10 -, 81! 3D. III, and finer desert ptonsgreat bargains.
"nfhhg Goods black ANA blue black aud half mourning
Silks M1uslin Cacoes Gnghams Scarfs Handkerchiefs,
shaws Hosiery, Gloves and Mis, forming extensive secc-
ton OF choice Goods, for family mourning.
Lace 1oohsa beautiful lot of all the of I and
h,ead Edgnes and Inertngs-ao Worked Muslin Trimmings
and Caps and Collars.
ne above with many other cheap auction Dry Goods will be
"aha upon examination. the o purchasers,
by calling at L H. JENKINS staple and Fancy Dry Goods and
Linen Store, Richmond. Va.
April 81 lI6-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

HANOVER AGRICULTURAL sociETY.-A Meeting Of
the Society place Hanover Courthouse AT Aprl
County Court e a5,h full meeting very Desirable ~
there important business be done before the far
which is To he held Sd Thursday Nay can take place
In consequence Of the cenrncy the day for which the
m.rng was called nothing done last Court The hour
of holding the meeting, II o'clock -. ;,
AnrIol llo-H
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The Alexandra Gazette calls upon the nv ,,sl
Loudoun District TO rouse up-that the
threaten 10 beat them, and TO elect smrh' 9 a,
Gazette has evidently taken the alarm a"] -,
ought 10 push on, with all their force ~
hope, aud determined 10 DO their duiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

WoING LADIES' SEMINARY, Charlotte Courthouse pd
L REV. Michael OSBORNE Princpal.-Ihe Summer term I"
mi. Institution Will Wednesday, the seventh day
Of June Friday the twenty ninth day OF September
Terms all the En branches-day scholars, 49, board
sGieacn furnish her he'd bedding brdsead and
towels or subject additional charge oi Si-French and
Music extra at the al bills PAYABLE the last day q
hc r and five PER- from such shall he paid al
tie beginning of The term.
tharlafte April ~, lai3. lb-7s
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LXCHANGE HOTEi.-Tne Proprietor feels grateful for the
IA patronage he continues to receive from an enlightened aud
and brgs inform them o his unrenied
endeayo please who make the Exchange Hotel their home
price board reduced to 81 cents per day without
any extra charge for ire ghs &c. Some important changes
have recently made in the officers about the house. which
he feels will with the appreciation of the public
lie prepared receive few permanent gentlemen
with families single gcntlemen hoard the most IT,
hera term, ensuing Gentlemen visiting the TX
change Horses, Informed that the best
VIII he taken al by Mr. JAMES HARDEN, whose stable
is contiguous . the lio;..
els only Will be reduced the Grntlemans 0rdna
~, TO 5000 per year, Ladies Ordinary, S225. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

| osI GERTiFicATE-l shall apply for the renewal Of
60 '". o. said dated 18Th April, 1871, No. 1863
log one share Of Stock in the Virginia standing in mn
name All persons are hereby notified Cause why IN
lynctturg, March =. To- ,.ra,
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RICHMOND MARKETs-April 81, Isia.

Tos.ccoLuga So a5 IS; leaf, So fine manniac'ur
F,crr-Country, s4 u; City Mills, none for sale
Wu,,r-No Offering. Last sales, GO u W cents.
f'oaS-a1 cents.
Mg,L-C0a 65 cents
n|.-o5 n 30 cents, from vessels and depot.
Ctoycn srEu-S3 75a4 ,,o - nj,
prrn-Lump 81 s. 500 b casks ground, 81 SO on Basin.
a 100 cents.
Iaaaedesar sn swedes 90 so, Country, 20; pig, a5 %
S,ms-i Al cents.
Ft.u-Nnne IN market
nrny-gaItimore, s. as 50; city cured, o.
urrrrs-Fkin s a 10 cents fresh roll, 10 4 IL cents
rrN trans s. 50; Rico, 50; 81. Croa, . So
crrrp-Iacuira 81 4 9 cents; RIO : a 9 cents
M,.r,-Sew Orleans ~ 81 cents; Porto Rico, % &c cts
RE- 81 5oa G-Murros, - 3.-L.Ma Sa-VEaL. - >.
hhkf' S'' BERNARD PEYTUN
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fT,HOMAS EVANS, AtroRSEY At Law, will regularly at
tend The Superior and Inferior Courts of King William ian
over. Irnrco Richmond and the Superior Court OF King
aud Queen Any business entrusted /" his care VIII be prompt
~ attended IT,.
III he found ut the Office Of Samuel Taylor, ESD.
R,frcaee-Samuel Taylor, ESD Stafford H. Parker ESD,
ROBINSON Tx. Richard Ill., r,, Crouch, Brooks Hudson
Thomas H. Luares, Wellington Goddn. $40 -
Huril II llp--t
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A pnlNlsTRATOR's NOTICE-Ail persons having claims
,pus, the E.taic of w While, deceased, Will pre-
sent Ie same PERSONS indebted Ia said Estate VIII please
make payncn early possible, 10 the undersigned
" 10y RICHARD hill. JR.,
Administrator Of Thos w. White, deceased
cu,cky
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: AIDES FAIR AT CHARLES CITY CouRI-lioU ST,
ni NJ useul and Fancy Articles. will held Charles
CIV Court house. Thursday and Friday, the a'l ane aah
nj April 81 Ilb-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

YFyr1cO AGRICUITURAL soClETY.-Thr Executive
Committee OF the enrco Agricultural and Horticultural
Society will please Saturday. at 10 O'Clock nj te Iap
toll !. u. i"h.'i-"' re i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

" The following papers will please insert the above once
,sr,l give Editorial and forward their
THIS office for setementand paper each To the iio
democracy Valley star Abingdon Banner Lynchbrg Repub
ca Wheeling Argus, Charlottesville Republican,, Fincastls De
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IrAII.AnI.E FIoI.R MILLS FOR SAI.E-Plr.nnnl 10

VALUABLE FLOUR MILLS FOR ShI.E-Pnrsuani The
provisions deed of Trust record III the Hastings Court
of the Petersburg shall SELL public auction
MONDAY the 9Th day Of May, ls3 10 the highest bid
property Of Petersburg long known
The SOTlfSDE MILLS. There about fourteen If
Mills which several houses erected,
paying good rent. The M-tnse and Machinery in
sured Mutual Insurance Society the Of
The Mil contains Of Burr
Stones all the very qality aud, throughout,
there a the and approved fixtures which have
establishments of The kind in this country
There abundanc. waller, used nveho wheels of
twelve diameter abundant wheat season, these
Mills capable making forty fy thousand barrels Of
Flour
Terms LIBERAL aud will be made known the day OF sale
w w p saTTE. Trustees.
Sale conducted by PANNlLL < LEA. Aucts
April u llb-tds
IN CHANCERY.-VrRcisi4 In Hanover County Court,
4 March .stl l-i3:
William A. Thecker Plaintiff
against
James Illcker, Defendants
The defendant having entered his appearance and given
security according the Of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not
n'ahtant Of this Commonwealth: II ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here the first day of June Court
aud the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order
he forthwith inserted newspaper published In the city Of
Richmond for months ccrssvely and that another copy be
posted u the of ths county
a Copy-Teste
Wi. o. WINSTON, d. c. II. c.
ami 81 llG-wSw.
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- FOX TIE k.N'Q UIRER
\ NEW VIEW OF TUE TAN 5ii.l.-AS APPEAL II


THE PEOPLE.
Messsrs Editors:-l believe | have read nearly
every article which has appeared your paper on The
subject Of the Tax B,i!. have, also rerused quite 4
large number of those which have appeared, from
time to time, in the Wing. but have no, seen any
auson made to that part Of the bill, which excludes
from taxation tha, large and valuable class of our Gill;
zcns, distinguished rs mcchanics-I mean the "bone
and sinew OF the conntry''-men who are dependant;
on their daily labor for subsistence The Wigs are
rasiug great and, as believe, unnecessary camor,
abou, the bill. They state, that il sdisorganz ling
and revolutionary in lis principles that il is generous
to small dealers by i, every man n Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

he loho"ing resolution, reported by Mr.. Pinck.
neys Select Committee, passed the House of Re
pfcsentatiTes, on Thursday, by vote Of yeas l32
na Is
'2. Rcsoiesd, That Congress ounh, not 10 in
teriere IN any way with Slavery i'll the District of
Columbia.
"The ayes and noes have not been published, conse.
quently we are not able to say how the Virginia dele.
gaon voted
by this vote, the South will perceive, Congress
claims jurisdiction The institution OF slave in
the District. In the Of few years the people
o! the South, VIII see slavery abolished in the seu
Iallessquare The question is one Of mere OK 2edency
uowand If Mr.. Van Buren, be the next President, we
sincerely believe three years will not ro by before
slavery will he abolished in the District IL will be
recollecled that Mr. Van Buren, does no, consider him
elf safe in denying 10 Congress the right as far as
regards the District, even at this day! Now, will any
have the etirontery to contend that he would be
safe three years hence then he is at present
when we take into consideration too, the great and
growing party of the North, in favor Of abolition in the
District; If he be the next President and Congress
should pass bill aboshing slavery in the District Mr.
Van Buren,, the people of the South NAV rest assured
viii not feel himself safe in yetoing IT.
"people Of the South--thc present is an alarming
crisis Step by STEP the Fanatics making nroads
upon your most vital interests The crisis demands
much, and you should prepare 10 meet it rs becomes
Sou;herrers
We will close our extracts IN our next No bat re
mrmher that what lie Richmond Wing was reproba,ine
IN 1856, Mr.. Bolts IS practising nom. HAYNE.
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II was said, by IArchimides, tie gre., mah matte
CIV: M place to stand upon and viii NOV the Uni
calculated - result had The request granted but his
"ts impossible practical b-nefi; rsuted No; so with
ale and dLSe.e VII vanish before healing aud restoring
po"efs Disease ofhe mucous meub anes chronic drra
reous eruptions balb's itch scad head salt rheun,
unhea thy condition OF the vital fluids, vii! BIZ safely and
FsTtv aad SOD wholesale and retail, and for spqratron
b. A B. SANDS co Druggists. tGranirtss Bnildlncs }
D. SANDS 70 Falton Corner OF Gold st5ee and at =
East broadway, Of Ma:ketsreet Price 81 per bottle;
s.N6otiles tor 50.
street, the most SOY ettgn for turns, scalds bruises,
ueinnatou swelling old obstinate sores sore eyes ant al!
outward ainications ey-r d,.royeIed.
CHRISTMAS CisrfR-In Indst all our ineryInak Ing
eating md drinking IS the on rational meap st securing to
our Ihanksgiyin. IS calculated to excite.
ts not urose 20 encourage any species OF ntemIeEi
arce yet The crcumspec may At times be induced
into an overlooking OF the dse tye organs may be per-
inited to recommend WRcHr. INDIAN VEGErABLE Pills
acfe Sick stomach Loss Of Appetite Lowness Of S.rits
and I'll other complaints which arise from oveIndusence
v!isbt,s Indian ysset,9Ie Pills yin he found also to aid
and improve digestion and purify the blood and therefore,
time give rev life and visor TO The whole frame.
Betgare Of CoEefgtts-!n order TO avoid being imposed
upon b coaGtereefs, be particular 70 purchase from
except advertised agents The Office and general depot.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of the medicine,
wholesale aud retail-No 2&G Greenwich street. New
80 1913 fremont street. Boston and Nod9 Race street, PHI
adelphia
70 HAY, LIs17iEyr aud LIv5 BALM OF cu,,A is war
rted to cure any case Of lEs the inoae shall be refund
Philadelphia: 80 ornhiil, Boston.
sEBRIvc's CORDIAL IS sold at 10. Murray o3u
C OIL OF TANNlNG, for ali kinds Of LEATHER keeping
BOOTS ana SHOES wate rooi " alter can no more penetrate
than through INDIA RUBBER. To be had at 81 Couandt ST.
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From ,b4 Trae Sun OF Nov. 25t',.

q Spencer's Hats.-Nir- SPENCER. Of o. Cham
berstIee Broadway bas shown some OF ms Nat.i4
Eur and lo!eskin silk Has. His best which sells al 81
o. a;r fully equal superior, both IL quality and style
To those sold eewhsrc for They-ats certainly spsacd
article We examined So y which sufficiently
handsome satisfy those who not IN The pEactice or VINO
cannot always Afford puchas. fist quality article But
20 and see them and select Tor yourselves VIII surely md
one 10 youy taste We take pleasure IN Calling attention 10
his beautiful assortment
From the Tribune OF Dec I'd
We have been shown OF The NutFa ur ana ioe'hln
c H.. or Nr Sreocer 81 Chambtrsstreet and can pro-
nauna hrm most excellent article The Fashionable
Hal eyssnty made and aft orted al moderate pLlcs M
- at NlI Sptncsr he Will be satisfied We can rec9mnend
those about purchase TO ny sP-iicsIs
sGItnn-nt. ! /. .,,,
y b Gentlemen informed thai large ana ample sup
MY OF thu Hats thus noticed the Shelves prspd
70 meet the demand usually occurring a .H Ibc
lS3is,;.nI 81 Chamb-Is-stteet.
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To the Fr;ends OF Mr.. Clay.

LIFE AND SPEECHES HESRY CLAY.-The publish
of this work prepared execute orders 10 any
extent The work comprised in octaTo volumes con
tanning the whole upwards Of 100 pages and Illus
tated by splendid steel PortIa, Of Nh CLAY, View OF
his Birth place Virginia and Fac Sime Of one Of his
One Hundred copies oT NinetyFire Cents each
Its believed to be the cheapest work ever published IN
America These Speeches form important portion OF the
History of our Country the last thirty years and are
Interesting all classes Of readers without reference to
politics.
bound with Cloth Backs {. Gilt Lettering.
Sin,,s couv Observation-Disclosures %
Twelve copies for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T. 90
Twenty-Five COPIES for. "a u"
ons hundred copies for 10 ~
None sent on commission. Terms CASH Orders must be
ddfessed to GREELEY s. McELRATH. New-Y ok.
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MARRIED.,

In this City the 18th by the Rsy. F. T. Drake
Isaac GARRsoS NJ D. OF Newb ursh, to Miss CATHERINE
AMELIA SCOTT OF the former place.
On Monday evening 18th ST. Johns Church. by the
Rev. DR.. Berrien Nh JOHN ALBERT Potter, to Miss
PHEBE Ann LYLBuRy, all of this City
AZ Hoosaci, on the 2Sth III; By Rev B. WILKINS Mr.
ID. i. BCLEEIEY. 10 Miss MARIETTA TOWNSEND both Of
Williams u. Miss
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Orders must BE-, accomranedhv the CASH aud addressed
to GREELEY 4 McELRATH. New YorkE
Rr-er.,o Or, If 1911

rh,, IS TO certify that on he eth Of September, 1871,
bought ori1e' of Mr. II jones'. of Newark
nrIne OF us security as applicable bank vaults and safes
ms lock his been opened h ockNm,in Of 'ls paG~
Mons these locks which had sold IN thi vicinity and
are entirely convinced thar has uent for security and
believe ls perfect tumbug and thus believing W. place
no confidence IN IT, .
Signed ROBINSON %.
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TO Teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles of Mechanics,
Hydroslalics Hydraulics, Pbeumacs, Acous-
tics, Optics, Electricity, Galvanisn, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. Illustrated by severalhundred
Engravings. BY LEONARD D. GALE, NJ. D., Pro-
lessor of Geology and Mineralogy IN the Uni
versity of the City of New-York, and Lecturer
OH Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Price,
full bound, 80 cents; 81 SOD dozen TO Teachers
The above WORK >telsl,e introduced thebes schools
and sennacs throughout different parts ofte uulted States
and is considered the best book for private learners Dr.
Gale being himself practical Chemist, and his professional
duties Lecturer requiring HIM 70 make constant aud res
ed experiments in all branches Of Natural Philosophy, was
niney qualified for tn, task OF editing such work Most
Of ,. other publications the popular branches OF Poso
nly aud Chemistry compilations made by book
makers hence the frequent failures OF students III t1 at
elrs ~ NeTments while following the directions conaii!sd
IN these works No such difficulty viii in the use Of
tins work Of Dr.. Gale.
" Orders must accomraniedhv the CASH aud addressed
to GREELEY Il McELRATH. New York &
e. The following Certificates presented 10 the public
for norma ton relative Locks offered fo sale BY
persons visiting Banks, and the Northern States chiefly:
NEW Youk Sept %. 1911.
This TO certify Solomon Andrews or-ned one OF
Ios,s locks on m store door by OF false heys and
without having seen the KEYS baon-i the lock- thus sat
sfynV ne Of The insecurity OF JONES' locks.
TSigpedl ;. a, HALSES, l8j Water 81.
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pExMrM RAZOR Srxors.rsc 'irst premium At the Ears
OF l- American asute has beea aEded year iits year
20 e Sa.nders for the invention Of the Met1hc Tablet
with four sdesNo side harin. the effect OF hone, With
oa unng oil ofwater The other sides are for keeping the
-hs w! fine, <noo. edge that rtzors eau BE- kept u
SseI oder without having recourse 7 cutie or
II IS used and recommended by The first cutters IN ENGLAND
Sd Certified BY the most scientific setern IN hiS country
- celebrity has caused counrees and iIni'oos la
isbe which can easily be detected BY the coarse anH
imperfect surface OF ha; IS called the Tablet SIDE the orls
Nay NsS-l ogl DIS 6i7od
So kksAS SoAr.The great difficulty IN Obtaining this
srealHe has taduced the subscribers tolmpof quantity
nix !hose wishing the article Will had le prssen, sup
ny i'ssh and oil superior Qusiily-
G SAUNDERS x son.
as o'eod Toilet Furnishing Store, l63 Broadway
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BLANK BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEAR

I FRANCIS. 70 Maiden lane, invites the at,en.
IL. enon OF the mercantile community his establish
for The manufacture Of Blank Books Of eysrv desc1ip-
ton Persons wait of new Accou., Books n herr have
them made to order OF te best linen ruled and bound 20
Books manu- caTei at tins establishment, warranted SUI
eor od=I and unsurpassed for beauty and durability of
MUM vas awarded for The Fes' scinea OF Blank Books
pTned Man. for ever day the year. with ate est and
Ta9able Iabies PIoyrietor aad NJ Francis
celebrated Manifold " for writing COPY
SAM o@faon an Indispensable article be-
me far superior 70 the Copying Press any thing used
for that purpose. l. FRANCIS.
d23tjiis rs Maiden lane and No. Liberty
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Marpe,s... cal.ti,LgL leuo,ted far w. T,i5me

Markets. CGgtttiiy reported for The Tribune.
TUESDAY Dec &C.
ASHEs-1'he market remains without alteration, quiet
in consgouenca of In, Disagreement Of between huy,rs
and sellers Pots are So yylic. sers do not wiugl
cent; and Pearl. 2! which buyers do NOT willingly give.
We notice sales IS bbls Pearls.
COTTON-The activity cCrtinues, and the sales to-day
$500 5000 bales full prices The sales srs mostly on
spcu.on and the market has Constant tendency "tweid.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Jie demand Is very !'eit 'o-"'S
ANA We hear OF transactions OF Importance tceS die
without chanse-GeneSee t9; Mlchsal anu o'o W.
There orders IN market Tor tnsl'o po ''e S"
a,e freight Is Cd prevents operations The ma he nm
"enoee sale OF 100 barrels sour at 81 - Al
good demand al "A a S:; line miduiins i|s n''u"
5"aS GA; ship stuhS 10 % mere Is o''s W
lotahce DONG IN Southern us sc''io'' "a
lao's at GA "a '' bta'us VIM oI hIs. Rich
Country cohmoH oS1 !" ,' NV" +, 90, .
hond Ciy %. FOR .ae" 'te'e IS d l"'' "S' , " = va
2ij Tor Jersey and BrandyW'ne; bIaoay me LINUS az,
considerable sale of Brandywlne has Gee MADE at I|a au
ST. Rye Fou- is s. l2s with far sales. Buckwsat is
selling d, 50 % fol and $5ier fancy: bags 81
l2!; hafbaIres s2a2 23 Sales Gibson at S.. Shorts are
rominay 10 II cents; Ship stufs 10 /; cents Bag Meal
is very dull at o. a II2 cents.
GRAIN.-The only ansac:ion we notice IN Wheat is
abou, 400 bushels inferior on terms made public The fair
quotation is 100 ceats In Corn there rather DONG
aud We notice ia! the sales Yellow Delaware and Maryland
1000 bushels A. a.. cents measure and $500 bushels "
Carolina ., cont, w;.bt delivered There is not much
nov a. -; ,r,,.; ,,r,;,,l =, "a a Is cents for ne v
49, p 80 a ,l :, 81 CENTS in