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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
By This Mornings MaII.

Ngw.JERsEY.-We learn from the Newark
Advertiser of yesterday evening that the election
for members Of the Convention to revise the Con
stitution, on Monday, probably resulted IN The
choice of the regularly nominated tickets unless
Passaic and Mercer, the only counties where
there was any organized opposition, prove exceP
t;ons. Whatever may be the result IN these coun-
ties il vii! not affect the state OF parties IN the
Convention, as the principle of the compromise
appears to have been observed IN forming the OPP
nositon tickets, the question beng about men
The Convention will be formed IN tins respect
according TO the original arrangement between
tho nart;es. except that the Loco-foco party Ia
Monmouth refused to give the Wings the men,
ber allotted to us there This will give the LocoS
nreponderance OF two in the Convention waI'h
viii embrace IS members
;y= Maryland State Stocks are rapidly retfieV-
ing themselves On Monday al the Baltimore
Stock Board they brought ~
- The first Branch OF the Baltimore Common
Council have rejected the resolutions recommending
an extra session OF the State Legislature, and adopt
ed a substitute denouncing the chesapeake ana
Ohio Canal, and declaring an extra session unheccs
sarv and inexpedient by Il vote ot 10 TO o.
OHIO RIyER.-The River at Wheeling on ttiday
had eighteen feet OF wafer III the channel and MS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RgcoRpgR and
Aldermen SCoLEs aud Lee
Trial for False Pretence.
U. $. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before s RA,rl.s,

4
lle llal VI IiaiiAiih H. Co9o' ln"' 50a WIN nav
ing in September last obtained S79 worth OF caetns from
- pb..s e. 70 No 81 Cedar ,tre.r by false rr.tence,
~ ''
was resumed on the part oil ths dsieles m
a. e.. D0Len recalled. Notes SHOWN. ne seven noei
amounting 10 St'69 are those spoSe VI teS'eiuay, aug
al! Tor moneys odneu 10 'l oas A"' "''''' "'A'uV
jected 10 long cross e1ail'a,ion - do.I ,L,, h
entered np Judgment ioI WI poen asahs' VII y s w
the 18th Octo9s SiZ iof HIn for - mon.r %n
OF witness ana Saa ne owen -, "S shs%
the amount ol "iicl ue 'olu ol ~, NJ Rn, % and w.
confess "aSneut lof te l 80 @ ";ra oc ,v;,rss, a..
Case aietwaId came og1trf 70 lux os u h N R,. a
the amount o the mouey loaned psns s.ats9 e. u G M 6u.s M
entered up judgment asaies' Iase t r Dosn o @
tmount, ana execution 'Suei t'e '"ue way "'
CaStis sooa, ard Of suv thing ,ga,.r
cross sLti"l''ea ~ % y LoI ,,,n;i.r 70 Ihs soms or
case except IhiL7 VI @ i" NJ, n.y. I'D can;t,sJ ID
Yeas ago. on whi'i ne was ne CIV anu far * years va, in Hu
Orrtn D. CaSeiias N'p" w = H u Rosr 70 borrow mooey ic
store as lem "s b more [cs,vrd in The store Of Cp
case 10 iake ~ note te ioie; co., ~ ,yss r,Lso pn
was se to take UP his hqtrs WIN, s m"e or bs bvts
late as lhe ihontn ol VCtooel ~ ta, - " ens NJ, i,r
Sheriff IA Oct0bsr, me s.otN t,h' . ",t' ;I ul ' ~
about Sofoo ne cm1aT' " s Gi WiI,ou Green WA
Ctoss'eIdwtlea ~ ',;T as 'T & o,hr ytae,, uare
Afterwards; tne amount o' sues IA % ne 49, IN - ,t I'm I
season. as some Sun VII VII 1. good. wrein tt
Gos n e hdG W. n H"vt bspv sent 10 ars
kno" o any OF ts soous oi Ahoo " Des oeI , M
ION eS oSo "es 6so sn haJ J n Pa sr.et ,ome SM
'o'nE ~ ~ Snt a,O0o o'' ''''' - - ~ ~ " ~ "
TO HVVU o,,,n,--u.s Lnov, ,b. ,ccus,d 10 v,ar,; M
tr,osacr,ons W lth him his character is yood
Cross Eraain.d-l have repeatedly loaned him males
much As 4U0 2i sJOOC II all al d,ilTfent hes' all o % s
h- paid; he failed 1881 .. aud va. then spoken aa
Of AMI spoke to him ABOUT II he SAID it would be found
b- refsscutIou and did fad 1t.
o., h,, chsI,ctf 20 bs good e.ceytb
ta,s, ,c,;on [sr, noIhir.s sald rpai l.t him.
'', Is a,o;Hd H yax cIs.s header m tis Churchs
= ~ Sr%Si lI, Wa, y, i'mstts
", Tn.yussud " ln1e efhili, Je0fa
w Myers, and Wm H. smith, each depossd prsygios
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20


On Tuesday March 49, AZ half past A. NJ q
GRACE consort of the late George ofess oi
aseI SO years. ;v;,ed 10 a,sts
The friends of the family respectfully ins.ss VIE
her funeral, from theUnited States Hotel 'aiS aaS
O'Clock 2 81, without farther notice
IPhiladephia journals viii please copy.l s.. ssoS5
On Tuesday, 18TH inst, after ITouaetso Aah''s
The friends of bis numerous family which as n
are requested 10 attsad his funeral from his ia.
I72 Stanton.straet on Thursday aiernoon' @lss
O'Clock. J., y 4, ,.ralRrsk w
rsA CosSER, youngest daughter Of Janias aao - II
ner aged months and days ,,,ssed "a asesSs
The relatives and friends OF the family are
the fnners! this "Wednesday aiternoon, az
Grsnd-stIeet, near Green street ,vhteS sas "a "a
On Tue,day 18TH insr. of lingering tines5, Il
with Christian fortitade MAaGAHET lis n
year of ner age. -s ,. j I,s,n r,,yr saa q q e. G.
40, Robert Gilncr are rsspecteits invited 70 c
neal on Wednesday afternoon AZ a oscseSks <.
reaidepse 1871 Greenwicisrreet ~. Y -,
On ti,e 18th instant of corsnI Ed WAAs :
,f the fiin of Aiabie Serbia aged 20
The Telatyes and friends Of the iniiy sre 3 IA
b;s fnueraI on THURSDAY the 2lst nsialt, as ~
i,ra rasidruce No u Burtou-street. w, rr ssxf 2
On ,is 18th instant, Mr Dayrp HaEA. IN me fsa
= me- as friends, and shose OF the
M srfend h,s funeral on TEErsday. =
bis lac Eesidsscs, Is Ch1issis sszesl ~ a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

CITY IN I + l. l. 6 EN- CE.

T.. STATES CIRCUIT COURI... Before Judge llrrTs
Judge Belts nor beiag sufficiently recovered from his r,c,u
ndsposi,ion 20 leave his room the Court 0umed Ys,er
to this forenoon a. O'Clock The Jurors assembled o Il.
District Cont bat were discharged til Monday
U. $. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before 5. Rnrl.s,
$50 Commistlonsr
CHARGE OF REvoLr.-William and Thomas D..
VIA, and John Scott, seamen recently belonging the ,
Shakespeare, Of this port examined on chagsofi.
tempting revolt the 6h inst during the voy.s,
of the vessel from New OreansMr. A. Nash appeared
counsel in their behalf and Mr. Wm c. Barrett on the pr
of the government.
George p. Hardness, lst mate OF the ship. ,e,
tilted her having recently been Liverpool packet and 10
biug owned BY Mr.. Collins and Capt, Minor. Abon on.
o'clock on the day alluded 10, called the men to SET h.
fore-top gallant SAIL which they did When came sut from
dinner soon atetw .rl, the II 5eamsn who compo1
the (amons whom were the psoners in iron, OF h.
cabin door h.y asked If they could not have regular noun
for IeI dinner The Captain told them their wort
Ike men and thu. should have their regular hours They the.
weatt forward Aiterward the WORK 10 vaou,
ways and asked the prisoners take ladder and 20 h
ships SIDE clean but they made that they wen
afraid to do 50, although 1t the wndwad side and Ii.
bteess lish. an refused They asked separately ba
continued 10 refuse, aud then put One OF ii.
named Lewis said the men were id oos-they ousi
10 club Og ether and tks the prisoners out Of He and
another man naned LaughIm also handcufei bu,
leased. passenger board also SAID that the
id fools aud If Ia not sick there would be blood
5pilt ke prisoners refused 60 say they would hg
duty if released but sand ey wosd rather port
some o,hst testimony heard aud the prisoner, re-
manLed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
See advertisement.

The ceremony OF laying The corner stone of
the Sufok-street Church will take place this after
neon at o'clock. The services will doubtless he
interesting. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
MIR. Cnihoun's Acceptance.
70 o'' II" " "
From 0ur Suecial CORRESPONDENT

From Special Correspondents.
Mr. CALHOUN will be III the City probably on
Wednesday or Thursday, unless the violent snow
storm raging here should prevent him.
His letters 10 his friends and to the President
stating his conditional acceptance OF the office OF
Secretary of State, arrived here last "Wednesday, as
you know.
Mr. Tyler in his letter to him, told MIR. Calhoun
that {" for the honor of his country he ought TO
take the office rendered him, for the purpose of
settling the Texas and Oregon questions. MIR. Cal
houn wrote back to say that under those crcum
stances he would accept the Office, reserving to him
self the right TO retire from the Cabinet soon as
he has concluded the negotiations upon Texas and
Oregon. That is, he does not choose to remain
here ill March A. l345, and walk out with Tyler
Wicklilie &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
IlARRIED:

At Hamilton Canada on the 29d ulI BY Key ls a,r:.
Andrew T. Kerry, Esq OF West F!amboro, 70 sla's'
ter OF James Racy, ESQ., OF Mount Pleasant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

v For the Celebrations of ST.. PATRICK : "a. pAl
by the Friendly Sons and by the Yong rnte'ls p
+ ~ a1, s,,a,s Of Gov Seward and Mr. Weed are
crowded out, but shall yet be given.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

CouRr OF CHAScERY.-We arc requested 10
state for the information OF the members OF the bar of
the third circuit, that -Chansellor PARKER will
hold his motion court al the Capitol, on the 4th
Tuesday t26th) of March instant,-l Albany Argus
r-y.rhe water was let into the Aiexandria Caual
on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
New York Legislature.

In the SENATE, Mr. PORTER called for the con-
sideration of concurrent resolution from the As
sembly relating to binding number of copies
of the report Of the Superintendent of Common
Schools. The resolution, after long debate,
was lost.
The bill in relation to the eastern branch of
the Schoharie turnpike was passed.
The HousE was occupied throughout the day
IN the consideration OF private bills, a large
number OF which were passed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

FIRE IN CARTHAGE, JEFFERSON Co.-The Axe
Factory owned and occupied by Mir: Pitt Mathews
was entirely consumed, together with It's contents,
No insurance..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

T PsALEas MUSEUM has combination ofnovel1ies and
plcs admission isonly shnsSee the bills and sa
nenc.is IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

sgeThe navigation TO Albany is completely re-
established. The ice-breaker UREA reached Alba
nv at II A. NJ. on Monday, and left at z. NJ. OF
that day, reaching this city early yesterday morn
ing. The cid favori,e SWALLOW, Capt. Mclean,
leaves for Albany at 5 P. NJ. to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

- David A. Bokee, Esq. of Brooklyn, has been
held TO bail by Justice Rodney S. Church, of that
CITY, as the father of child born servant girl in
his family A casual examination of the testimony
has firmly fixed in the belief that MIR. Bokee is an
innocent man; the woman most abandoned crea-
ture, and the Justice-Rodney S. Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

- We ought TO have stated yesterday that the
Captain OF the New-Haven explained to us that he
did not leave for Hartford on Saturday evening be-
cause the storm was so violent that he knew he
could not get round into the Connecticut, even pre-
Stunning tha, there was no ice in that River Know
ing he must be stopped somewhere, he thought
Newly ork would be the best place, as was right
The impertinence OF some hand on the boat, who
ought to have explained the matter, was the cause
of the dissatisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

" a Constant Reader" wishes Nlr. Clay ca
techsed on one of the exciting topics OF the day.
We really see no necessity for II, and prefer that
our President shall be free man. Wll A Con-
slant Reader vote for Mr.. c. If satisfied !
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

The PHLosoPHY.-t is oaly necessary that
tn first Lecture b Dr. LAMBERT the Philosophy Of Liv
ing will be delivered This Erening the Society Library
Room TO full attendance of those who desire
quire tie knowledge how preserve and enjoy health aud
this is the ;rue rhi 'osophy Of living
By of tgo ingenious and perfectly contiived models
l. win exhibit natural state, but without offence
tire refined decacy, of the human frame
planning the and functions Of the organs; the
causes disease EACH aud the best OF preventing and
avoiding them.
The public has been completely sursi,sd with lectures
Of late should hesitate mend these tnot that
in addition the which all feel acquiring
know ledge Of the which their bodies framed
Dr. L.mbert comes among with the highest recommends
tons as well from the whole press of New Eng land where
he has been ecturng with distinguished from The
medical! and clerical gentlemen who have attend
ed his lectures.
The subject one deep and importance; and
Dr. Lambert thoroughly competent illustrate
perfectly intellsble al who desires
learn the formation OF bodies, hc
wonderfully made Will fail 20 attend. Parents Teachers
aud all having charge of the young will fad these Lectures
OF the deel est-iHter.st. it,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

By Card in this paper, twill be seen that
number of Young Men propose to make a tour of
the Old World in company, and would like to be
Joined by others of the ght sort. The idea is a
good one, and will of course be improved.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

PESNsYLvASlA,-Ih Wings of the Northumber
land District have nominated James Pollock, Esq.
candidate for Congress at the special election the
9TH April The Loco-Focos have nominated John
SnyGer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

- ,,f:.s : - Grand Gaia Day af the American Mn.
ESQ ea-.5s ssces take place az and 0clos Isl
-. By =. .,- an.trels and cshels. Zee advertise.
meltS d.a als, istfE sz 80 g 't-s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

SANps's SAasAPARLLA-ltwa was customary the 10.
mau for sick persons 70 draw at hazard from number OF
Books; and the extracts interpreted the Ausurs
supposed TO presage The OF the Fortunately
TINS enlig.ee age the has reliance than
tees and soOhsSyes The ait Of medicine then mixture
work aud superstition, has become
science and the results OF research and experiment
the adaptation OF medicinal substances 10 the cure OF almost
every lon Of disease Among III. valuable prepara.
tons which modern science has introduced into the medical
phamscopoia, SASDs SARsAPAhILLA stands pfe'emnent
There PERHAPS medicine applicable
variety diseases thorough. certain and safe
operation. From the simplest eruption, 10 The Tiru
lent uceouS diseases including Scroiuls and Cancer may
b. pronounced uuaips OF Iell-t Nor II less
fcscious Dyspepsia, Liver Disease Rheumatism Actes.
general debility and other diseases originating dlsoIdered
Of the digestive arpaIaus or the vital system.
FER certificates and uasroUs testimonials, pamphlets
and various paTers
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail By A s. D. Sands
Wholesale Drugg 20 Fulton street, New York Sold also
Broadway, u East Broadway and by Druggists gene
rally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
WING Triumph in Pennsylvania:

Another Wing Member Of Congress, it wiltbe
seen, has taken the place of a Loco-Foco-thls
time from Pennsylvania. The District allegheny
County, last Fail gave Hon. VIM. Wilkins
1000 majority over two Wing candidates; now
it gives the Whig near 1000 over the Loco
To be sure, it can and will do great deal better
thau this but this will do for beginning. Mr..
Congress since it assembled, to not one Loco Foco!
Eastern Shore of Virginia Albemarle and Bed
ford Give the ball another roll forward!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

70 WOULD you have FULL FLOWING HEAD OF HAIR 2
Then we advise Yon The GENUINE BALM CoLrsi-
4! VIII stop falling and when bad and
wond IKE 70 have soft and beautiful black hair The Eat
India Hair Dye. Ar q Court!and street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Il TIE MAGICAL PAIs EXTRACTOR, from 81 CousilsaG
street MI cure any of the following complaints air.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Trade Will be held in the rooms of the American IN
stitute in the Park Friday evening OF this week.
Business of great importance Will be brought before
The meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

r-ssH Hon DANIEL WEBSTER arrived in this CITY
yesterday from Washington, and we understand
will remain few days. He is ut the Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

10 WfzAr THE WORLD THINK of an Individual who
attempts TO deceive them with the false that the
Only agency Tor the Magical Pain Extractor III w alker
MessIs Comstock Co.. ii Couitand street. now and a.
Ways have been the oaly New York or ss genuine
ssve and contract aud powe of attorney revocable
thfm ioI ~ years. be ar their store:
s New ork, March 18th, 1874. HENRY DALEY. +
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

-
The three degrees chambers mans body-Universa
The universal essence OF The human body-Ihres degrees
every nnversai;Ihe simplest hbreIhe nervous FIBRE
The and vens;The brain considered the Prnc
pa! 81 md in the bdy-The lymphacs;-The conslooate
and conSomerats sands;-rhe Soul;-Fcurfold orgin
ture and determination c the bres OF omeate
gandThe opposite OF the consobate and cong omeai
cersb1aa the pattern and head of The family OF
glands shown bya comparison instituted between em-
The Pituitary scnd the congobate gland of the cerebra
The lymph of the cerebrum;Ehe cortca glands OF the
brain generate and produce the c,ial spirit the
veIsa of compound life the link between Soul
and Body;-The nind1The t0M cannot act on the body
three degrees OF spirit which PeIveas the saima vegetable
AID mineral Kingdoms OF natu.e-The science OF sphse-
soas attraction and Iepulsionfhe power OF combined
spheres sxeppsd IN .hs TsmpsFanss Rsiom-GSabha
loorhy of ponies PopuaSs s5ssmsnss &c1,hf mOSss DIS
HUMAN MAGNE1lSM;-Ths OF CIairyoyance OBJ
ieced and whyThs reasons why magnetize
tables and mnera;The magnetic spirit the medium
action aud aetioa;-The sagsety OF the lower animals is
sometimes appear sensitireThe both saggle for higher
life.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

MARYLAaD.--Eforts are making in Maryland for
the calling of special session of the Legislature
ON the subject of the Canal BILL lost at the session
recently terminated. Large meetings have been
sready held in various parts of the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Ir CoMsrocKs EXTRACT OF SARsAPAsILLA from 81
Courandt street, for the cure OF
Sc,oiua. letter, MercuIial Diseases
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaueou ssSiseases
Swelling of The Bones Plmpes or Pustules
EruproEs of The Skin. Ulcers Liver Affections
and oil diseases Arising from of the Blood
Exposures and lmpudences II life Excessive of Mercu
ry &C. Also, chronic Constitutional Disorders will be re-
moved by this remedy Donr pay ST. for bottle of Sarsapa
per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

DISASTER IN OUR HARBoR-'Ihe brig Emily,
Sherwood. master, cane violently i'll contact on Mon
day night at7s o'clock with the schr. Virginia, Capt
Bedell, from Norfolk for this port, with cargo Of
flour and corn, and having number OF I. ). sea-
men as passengers. The conclusion was so great
that the schooner sent to the bottom, with w o
carpenters mates and seaman board. The re-
mainder OF her crew and passengers saved them
selves by jumping on board the brig.
AT 10 o clock p NJ. as the schr. Bell, Captain
NcMath, came alongside OF the wrecked vessel he
heard sroans of distress on board other and instant
lv let go his anchor, but il would hold, and his
vessel drited hall mile 10 leeward. He then low
cred boat with mate and two scamen, but the
darkness prevented the mate either discovering
whence the sounds of distress proceeded or return
ing to his own vessel and the boats crew was given
up tor lost by Capt. McNIath. This morning, how
ever, they were found sae-having got on board
another vessel.
The wreck of the Virginia lies about a quarter OF
a mile outside of Sandy Hook light in four athoms
water. Her lower masts stand some fifteen feet out
Of water
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20

Prof. BRoSsos will deliver this evening at the
Tabernacle his Sixth Lecture on Universal Philoso
phv. His Syllabus is as follows:
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FEST ARRIVAL OF g.
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80 FROM THE NORTH. .a..t 81 ..af-4
YHNHE Subscribers having received some OF
III their GOODS. beg leave to invite the
public to call and see them; as they can say
without hesitation. that they are the cheapest
ever offered in Edgefeld.
The following are some ofihe articles;
Silk and Wool Poplins, n beautiful and fash.
ionable article for dresses, at 37b cts.
Superior High Cold Lindseys, ID cents. .s!ii
Worsted Mitts, 81 Superior do. l21 cts. 4:
SAPPHIRE Bears, 124 cents.
Ladies Worsted Caps, 25 to 375 cts.
s-4 French Shawls. 81 rs.
Superior Edgings, from 2 CTS. up per yard
Alarge assortment of fashionable Silk Gimps
and Frnges, for Ladies dresses, very cheap;
all colors.
Brussels Laces, 121 per yard. El
Splendid Black Netting, cheap. -.
Superior Velyet Caps for Boys and Men, at
so cents t
Silk Pongees and Choras. very cheap.
Wewil take pleasure in showing our Goods.
and naming low prices.
]. COHN & CO., -
Cheap Cash Store, opposite Planters Hotel
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Am Ordinance .
To REGULATE THE PERFORMANCE OF
PATROL Duty. in THE Town oE EDGE

To REGULATE THE PERFORMANCE OF
PATROL Duty, in THE Town oE EDGE
FIELD.
Be il Ordained By the To,on Council of Edge
field, That the Commanderlof every Patrol in
the said Town, shall have power 10 keep the
men under his command in good order, and in
case anymember of the Patrol Company shall
misbehave himself or neglect, or disobey the.
orders Of his Commander, he shall be subject
to be fined by said Council in sum not less
than two nor more than ten dollars.
Be Il further Ordained. That the Comman.
der Of every Patrol, with his Company, shall
have power to enler into and examine any
kitchen or negro house within the limits of
the said Town, whenever his Company IS out
in the performance of their duties, whenever
the said Commander may in his judgment think
that such examination is essential to The quiet
and good order of the Town.
Done in Council, this 2Sth Sept, 1874.
N. L. GRIFFIN, Intendant
w A. ATKINSON. Clerk.
Octobsr2 II 36
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commercial.

HAMBURG, September 70.
Cotton,-The late English advices up 10 4th
inst. which were received here day or two ago,
have depressed the market some, as they are
somewhat unfavorable to our buyers. and have
caused reduction from the highest quotation of
last week full 4c. The receipts in the mean
time have amounted to abont 1000 bales, most
of which have went into stores on planters ac.
count. The market is much depressed, and
dealers disposed TO hold offuntil they hear from
the market below In fact we do not look for
much alteration in prices. nor an activity among
buyers until we get the next English accounts.
Our quotations to day are from to 6 cents, ac-
cording TO quality-principal sales 81 10 cts.,
and it is expected that further decline may not
be looked for, at least it will be but trifing.
Flous.-The demand is far behind the supply.
Canal goes off slowly, as the country mdnufac.
ture is nearly equal in appearance and taste,
and can be purchased for good deal less
The current price from wagons is a to a. per
Dbl.
Gra;n.-The new crop Of Corn is Coming
into market, and prices have receded few cts.
The principal sales by planters in bulk, is from
d5 to 45 cents per bushel.