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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

UCINA CORDIAL, OR TIE ELIXIR OF
~ LOVE. 1t is so eregn and speedy cure for
lncipient Consumption, BarrennCss, Obstruction, diff
fcut or painful Menstruaon, Incontnence of Urine,
involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
tration of the system whether the result of inherent
causes reproduced by ireguiariy illness accident.
1t is pleasant to the taste and positively sure in its
operations in lncorrhGa or Whites. Its unryaed re
putaton in both hemispheies, is the result of its al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair! Nothing can be more surpris-
ing than It's nVigo alng effects the human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and lassitude before
taking it, at once become robust and full of energy
under It's influence. Ii Immediately couneraets the
nervGlessness ooseness of the female fame which
is the only cause OF barrenness; and which, prior to
Dr. Mang!nS discovery, was considered to be ncura
bic. Language, indeed, cannot do Justice to the me
tits OF the LUCINA CORDIAL, which is regarded
by The heads of the Faculty as one of the most i'm
pOrtant discoveries of the age,
For sale by G. X. TYLER, cor. of Baltimore and
High sis; ROBERTS n ATKINSON, corner of Han
over and Baltimore sts and J, NJ. LAROQUE, corner
of Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
Price SO per bottle.
GI3- Purchasers, to avoid being imposed upon, will
please remember that the name LUClNA CORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass Of each bottle. sel2-tf
NAMES NJ. HAIG, No. l2l BALTINI CREST,
sp flour doors above South street,) wholesale and
retail manufacturer of GlMPS, PRINCES, TAssELs,
Odd Fellows s. Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS, &c. land dealerin MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., which he offers for sale
on terms that cannot fail to give every satisfaction.
His stock comprises in part, the following ARTICLES
Trimmings Of all kinds, for LADIES' dresses
Weddings, Laces Odd Fellows and
Cords and Tassels Masonic Regalia
Brads, Edgings Purse Twist
Tailors' Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons of all kinds Military Trimmings
Gmps, Cords, &c. of all kinds
Steel Buttons Gloves, merno, silk, cot
Hair Work ton and Kid
Stars, Laces Suspenders
Navy Anchors Watch Guards, &c.
{3- All orders left with Mr.. II. will be attended to
with promptitude se-0-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
THE TEETH! THE TEEThM

THE TEETH! I TIE IEEIfW
s.zsza. rAN The subscriber tenders
I Ms*wHTsSNStS -Ashis thanks for the liberal
@TWHW "a patronage he has receiv-
Ws1 ~ a. ,i&E ed since his residence in
Baltimore, and continues
to perform all operations in DENTAL SURGERY
(enbacing the latest improvcmensn the science) at
one-third less than the usual rates lie invites those
who are afflicted with bad Teeth to give him an early
call The high charges heretofore established having
preciuded many from submitting their Teeth to Dental
operations, an opportuntyis offered to all TO have
their Teeth putin good order, the charges shall suit
all who may favor him with call.
{5-All operations warranted to prove beneficial, OF
no charge made.
J,P. SOUTHCOMB, Dentist,
AID No, % Fayette-st., I'd doorfrom North.
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1iT'f1;ITS: WITCHES! WATCHES!
W. - - l.NNNN nESERI PYTHON.

80 Strangers and citizens wishing to purchase
e<TN Wailh, gold or silver, Of the most approved
~ u Kind ahI finest workmanship, VIII 40 WGil 10
G"n.IsIcaIl Al GABRIEL 4. CLbEk'S store, water
street. second dlur from Calvert, who has now aFery
extensive lot of WATCHES On hand, and by ne al
srrat arr val. from Eaupr, !, s;b receiving ADDITIONS
so that bis assortment viii always be found COMPLETE
Y, =. Fine Watches properly Repaired and tegl-
iainI sc2j-tf
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4, ~. CLANCY,

\. II. VHNNE1,
snT FASHIONABLE ROOT AND
Nh SHOE MANUFACTURER. No. IS
w A-,HARRISON ST, BALTIMORE, sign
&sEsr R8 Gi:e1Sssol the Napoleon Boot and Shoe
EsA Store" wholesale and retail takes
GSf~ this method Of informing his custom
ers and the public III general, that he has just com
pleicd his Fan stock, which is as good, if not supe
nor To any in the ety. embracing Boots and Shoes of
every description for Ladies and Gentlemen, which
will he sold for less Than the same be purchased
elsewhere. Ladies' superior Morocco shoes of al
kinds; GenIemeuS Boots Of all kinds; and Chidren's
and Misses Of every description.
y h. few Of different kinds of Summer Stock
on hand which will be sold at cost to close ou--
Gentcmens Morocco Eools; Ladies' Light shoes;
Misst = Caters, sc.
{r~a- Country merchants would do well to call and
see before purchasing elsewhere. I'm
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FEyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
IL old customers and the public in general, that he
has commenced putting up OYSTERS for eXpora-
ton for the season, and will be glad to receive orders
fOl Oysters, either PiCKLED, SPlCEB, FRIED, or
FRESH, in any quantities.
Nothing but the hest of Oysters put up at his esIab
lishment. From his long eXpe ence in the business,
he hopes to please the most particular.
EVAN HAMILTON,
No. % German -st., between Hanover and sharp
{63- OYSTERS served up in handsome style every
day in the week Sundays exccpted) Families sup
piled with best Oysters.
WANTED-A smart active boy about l6 10 )syears
of age-one that has been accustomed TO attend bar.
Apply as above. se2G colin
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.


.sI.a FOR SALES desirable Dwellings in D.
SFs Exeter street, different locations, $4,000. ST.,
aNli $50 and $3.50; in High street, near Gay,
EElll with passage and back building $1,000; one IN
Aisquilh street, near Jefferson, passage and hack
buings, $1,000; one story House III Albemare st.
$1,000 in ice a fine house on Caroline ST near e. Bal
tnorG $500; 3 on Washington st. F. Z, SfOO; two on
Lombard ST. near Exeter with stables attached Si5Oo;
several in north Gay st. Near Monuments; handsome
dwelling in Madison ST. near Howard $1,000; one in
CRANKY St. near Exeter 5lOjO; in George street, near
Pennsylvania avenue, with passages Se0O; very hne
large story Store, with dwelling, on Lexington St,
between Howard and Eu;aw SIS, cheap and terms
easy; do. do. south st, near Pratt; dwelling on w.
Lexington st. rear Poqpleton $500; in Mulberry *.
near Paca $500; several in Monument aud Canal sts.
$500 ard $500; N Strawberry street. near Jefferson,
$500 each; new Houses in Short ST. $500 each: fine
large dwelling in f. Pratt IT. 52s00 do do. Stiles ST.
$1,000 in fee simple; | in north GAY st. near the Odd
Fellows Hall $500; one in north Calvert St with one
In hn rear 1880; fine la,gr dwelling opposite Pas
cault,s Row, Lexington St. S2j0O; > in West Fayct;e
street near Pine; and many others TOO numerous
here TO MENTION nam, -. ,,,..
P''N''' FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS Of eve
g,eys3 ~ variety and location, on pleasing terms
f$kBJ Purchasers will please cal and see descrip-
9gat;N lions Several to exchange for city property.
EErI%Ito b. BOND or G. GELBACH,
mp! Property Agents,
sr5 40 Second ST near the Town Clock.
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III IINNINI I FUKNEY, FfOpfIatOr,
ChCmlst and AnOtheCnrV.

NO 81 EutaW-St., cor Clay-St., Baltimore.
For sale by j. d. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Cam
dem-sls LaToque, corner Baltimore and Iauson-sts
A. Reed; cor Gay and SaratOga-sts, ]. 3. Stansbury
Ihames-st +. r; Wiseman Wroth, Light-st., oppo-
site Dix & Fogg's Hotel; Sawyer, cor. Pratt and paca
SITS; j. F. Perkins & Brother, cor Franklin and Green
streets.
NC The Patentee, Dr. l.. may be consulted at his
Office. No. ~ COUGH STREET, n ar the Point
spring se26 -eolV
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ONE PRICE BOOT STORE
TTMBpELLAS. pARAsoLs.

q AND SUN SHADES!
.o>+yn The subscriber, having purchased the e&
%F-1-ASA tensve Philadelphia Mandatory, recently
lssS established in this city, corner of Little
~S"T%N~- Sharp and Baltimorc-sts, bCgs leave to III
form country merchants and city dealers, as well a.
the public generally, that he il prepared TO accommo
date them on Terms fully as cheap as they can be pur
chased III Philadelphia or New York. His stock of
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and SUN SHADES, Is
of the hest and most substantial manufacture, and
will be found extensive and varied any other in
the country. Determined TO sell at the very lowest
Philadelphia and New York prices, he respectfully
invites the public TO give him a call.
mhIl-f FRANCIS REEULER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

ENR. &IROD'S SARsAPARILLh BLOOD
ED PILLS. They have fairly and riumphantly
their way into the favor of the people throughout
testified to their efficacy in diseases-generaly imi-
tations OF the kind have been offered, therefore,
10 protect those who desire to be free of Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and
other malades arising ram an impure state of the
blood habit Of the system We wosd say pur-
chase of none but Agents, and he sure to ask for
Grods 2 cent Sarsaparilla Blood Pills, and take
others leach box has the top fac snlle of the
PROJECTORS signature, Samuel Reed-with0ut it they
are counterfes: Price l2t cts. per box of25 Pills.
SAMUEL REED, Proprietor, Baltimore,
And for sale wholesale and retail by
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N. IN, NDDTN SUN,
Cns,or C,u onb Ga,atnn, Strnet-

Corner Gay and Saratoga streets.
And at retail by ]. l.. KIDWELL, GeOgelown; Y.
d. GILMAN, Washington IL. PEEL & Co, Alex
andria; A. X. MANTZ, Frederick; Mr.. MARTIN; FL
licos Mills; and Druggists generally throughout the
United States. seq I'm
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New York, June %, ISIS.
DR.. A. II. Crisiic-

DR.. A. II, Crslic--
Dear Sri have from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache and iNcuma-
tic pain, in my legs and have ctten suffered 50
intensely that 1t has prevented me from following my
usual occupation, and frequently destroyed my appe-
TIE. My nervous debility and weakness has conse-
quenlly been great that after having tI!rd almost
every thing without any relief gave up IN despair
! wa, recommended to try your Galvanic Rings ard
Ma-nelic Fluid, and only at friends urgc" sOiic-
ration was induced to do Its Ciiec! upon my sys
TEN was almost miraculous. After Il few hours the
application appeared Ia strengthen my nerves. reliev
ed me of my headache, aud have had no relapse Of
would therefore unhCsitatiugly recommend your Gal
vanic Rings and Fluid to hoS afflicted as have been.
Respectfully, JACOB A. OGSBURY,
1862 William street.
DR.. CRsTGE-Dcar Sir have been seVerelyafict-
ed for the last eight years with Cramp in my legs and
thighs, frequently suffering tie most cxcrucialug
pa,us, the cords of my legs having contracted into
knots, have uied every ''remedy" that have ever
heard Of without the least success In truth seem
ed only to be getting worse, From favorable ac-
count which accidentally Ii, ard was induced totry
the effect of your Galvanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid.
In less than twenty-tuur hours after wearing two of
the Rings, each hand the severe pain had en-
tirely lef me, and several weeks having elapsed
without any recurrence of my complaint, believe
cure has been effected by your discovery, and deem
it duty to inform you Of the fact and state my will
uguGss to have it made public. My wife has been
verely troubled with chronic rheumatism affecting her
in various parts OF the body, which has been cured
she believes, tiecually by the of the Rugs and
Magnetic Fluid, after trial Of Il few days. | shall
feel pleased in satisfying the ncreduous of the truth
| of the above, on personal application.
SAMUEL SHIELDS,
No. l55 Eldrid!e ST.
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CNIsTIE.s NIAGNETIC NLVtn.

This composition has been prunOuuCCdby the French
Chemist, to be Of Tie most extraordinary dlscov
tIIcS of the modern science. The FLUID Is always
used IN connection with the RINGS, by " rch means
u'eir power is gradually augmented aud certainty of
lhrlr ben fetal action obtained. The combined III
veHInns are in every way entirely harmless; thcy
/ a. prices within the reach of ALL and The dseOvtrcT
only requests fair ttlI test of their efficacy aud
| p HImaucht benefit
In justice however to those who may place coat
dencr in bis claims, aud to lis own reputation, Ur.
. CRsTiE warns the American public against Spurious
limitations, The metals Of which the Rings are COM
posed are prepared by secret proc, known only 10
the tScovcrcT for wn.cli he obtained his Patent and
all limitations are worthless aud without any beneficial
ClIcCt whatever. No PcGarS any account will be
allowed 10 sell DR.. CRIsTEs Rings, or Fluid. The
only place in New York to obtain the GENUINE anti
Giles is at DR.. CRISTlES office, l3l Fuitom-st (&un
Huildlng)
It Is not intended to display series Of Foreign tes
tmonals and certificates regarding the efficacy OF the
GALvANlC Rings and MAGNETIC FLu:n; this might
c1ay be done, but ii is desired that in this county,
in Europe the discovery shall be tested S0lcg its
merits. It's with pleasure, therefore, that the follow
lrg HONE certificates are presented, which have been
selected from many 9th, Is Of a similar character, To-
gethcr with few remarks from the most Intelligent
Editors Of the New York Press, to several of whom
an opportunity has been given Of judging Of its uGtn
and benefit,
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CRIsTIE's PATENT
GALNANIC RINGS.
qND CLIRLETIE S MIC NETLn ELLiIn.

IND CIiRISTIES MAGNETIC FLUID.
THNIIS remarkable discovery has received the uni
u versaI appreciation Of the Medical profession of
Great Britain, and has now been sufficiently long be
iore the American public 10 give fairteSt Of its power
and efficacy. The PATENT GALVANIC RINGS
have been found to answer all the purposes for which
The ordinary Galvanc Battery, or Electric ana Mag
n,ur machines are used, hut without any Of the
injurious SHOCKS which accompany The applications
ny HNe Instruments and Ia many other respects are
more syc and certain in accomplishing the desired
object.
The GAhVANIC RINGS have been used with
perfect success III all cases of RiIEl AFlSM, acute
nI ci"nlc applying to the head face limbs: Guut,
Tie DolomuN, voolhache, bronchitis. Vertigo, NerV.
Gus OF sex Headache, Indgy,tIom Paul~sis, Palsy,
hrHpscy FtS tramp, PalptatiOn Of the Heart, Apo
p.rNE, Stiffness of Joints, Luubaco, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency Of
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases.
Uf-Thrur oNlyaordnarycilrcl upon the Sy,tcm must
he witnessed TO be believed, and As ce' tain ITcrcd
ne Tor the preceding complaints, they are equally tn
he recommended. The GalvauC Rings arc III every
way perfectly harmless and are sold al prices to be
Of al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-05
Rhode Island.

We have returns from all but one town OF this
State, indicating the following result:
CHARLES Jacrsos, Wing and Law and Order,
but m favor Of the unconditional Liberation OF Don,
is chosen Governor by about $50 majority over James
Fenner, the Democratic Law and Order incumbent,
who is opposed to the liberation OF Dor Jackson's
clear majority will be about 125 votes
Lieut. Gov. DMaN, and all The rest Of the regular
Law and Order State ticket, reelected over the
candidates supported by those in favor of beraling
Dor by about 400 majority.
Hon. HrSkY Y. CEANsroN, Wing and Law and
Order, has been reelected 10 Congress from the
Eastern District without opposition. He has over
5000 votes to about 100 scattering.
Ex-Gov LKMrEL II. ARNOLD, independent Wing,
has run on, Hon. f. r. Potter, original Democrat
and regular Law and Order candidate, by more
than 300 majority.
The Legislature is strongly rIaw anu o.us, aud
Wing. To the Senate Fl Law and Order, 10 Dou
men are returned elected
To the House, 40 Law and Order, q Dorritesarc
returned: no choice in South Kingstown, where
separate Wing, Law and Order and Dorr tickets
were run, and no choice LAW and Order 1876 ;
Wing lO6; Dor I74) The Legislature is there
fore nearly two 10 one Law and Order.
The following is herepor,ed vote for Governor
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PHILADELPHiA, April p. II
There IS nothing OF f4.ttciaF interest 20 ec7rluTea'e
today Local rers i--sczTce a the present time.
juice Petit recently nominated aad confirmed Is Pre-
dent uz. OF the District Court, has refused to acep' ne
station in consequence IN told, OF The Fscon on the
part Of the Legislature OF The Ju sses salary.
The steamer Princeton IS daily expect again 81 this
mort for the purpose II sad taking in supply eli A-
b-,.s casI She Is long while proceeding on Ia: vcsse-
All navigation on the Pennsylvania csists an IN
formed vii SHORTY Se suspended on the Sabbath day;
The srfc Series from Gibraltar Bound 20 New ORR Il
lean s-oEl Exchange Books. went ashoTe ao9u'
oclock on Wednesday evening Great Eg Harbor Inlet
The crew reached the shore in safety The brig V pro
baby be 90. off, bal the cargo VIII be almost total loss
a very heavy business has been done IN STOCKS
TO-DAY and prices with .vo exceptions have aa-
vapced STATE s. fell OF selling he Second Board at
az: Wilmington Railroad shares also declined ui'eo
States Bank improved ScAsSuTs he4Gine MAJ 'au
:. C;trard closed arm 81 IL
Frt Board-loS7 Wilmington Railroad as, 100 do DO.
81. 500 Girar Bank. los 80 co Go. los loo9 co Co.
10; 30 L :. Bank, O.; 200 do DO 81; ls2 Planters
Bank. Mass, 81 80 Yicks5urs Bank =. lsi DO DO 10
$500 Union Canal Co =; $4,000 Wilmington RsilrOa3
O. 81 IS: o. Lehigh do, l5. $500 DO 6s ISIS. ~
sic 900 state s., Is+s, 49, 5000 Chesapeake and De1-
Cana, LoAn. -; $1,000 Heading Railroad bonts
S33i ST state s. SIT; 100 Reading Railroad. 20 DO DO,
Pennsylvania Bank, 262: $3.50 Carlieu -nd Argooy
Railroad Bonds %! $1,000 Tennessee Bonds. ). so
second Psud.-ioO Wilmington Rd ass; 800 80. b ),
23s 200 DO Is %; Is 60. =. V. 23s Sti GFarc hk
IL 81 oO State =, I3j; $1,000 d. Gs 1S.; $500 10.
ds ~ SIS goo DO b. s. 53s $4,000 do. D. ), %! 200
u $ Blk g; u Louisville Bk ~; $1,000 Caes and Del
Caral Loan "a: Is Penn Township b. %. u Lehsh,
1871; 81 600 State 6's, 1876, SOL.
SHrp NIvs-4t P. M.-Arrired isis ddg-Briss Van
guard. Card. Windsor. y 5: Essex Rayner Ne~-fo,X
Michigan Crowell, Boston; Antarcs, HAett, do Scrs
sophia (Br) Stedford. Antigua Louisa. Hoover New
York Ioha Randolph Jaquett. Albany; Lagrange, Gro
we'll Richmond: Planet. Terry New York; Almra, Far
rell Bahia; Princess Rocket New-fork. Barges Onei-
d. Es:ow STAR Longhead and steamer IrcEsides, from
New. York.
c7s1ryd s5ls afs7roc7--Slip Hsrkaway, Nicholson.
Charleston. Brig Olive Branch. Long. Boston. Schrs
saganav Wright, Halifax y :; Cairo Meancs Portland;
Tiger Perry Boston; Statesman Wass, 60: 4 Leeds,
EndIcott !ibany Indiana Corson, NewYork: Nnlercs.
Scul Providerce Patriot. Eidrdge, New-lors: Richard
Thornusor. Cason, do.
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nocon-exon with The approaching contest: Ii any man
shoaid see f. TO vote for hin sgains; hin on account q
tina, opinion, that man woad vote wronsfay This Zee
.o properly was exclusively other questions than hoe
relating to temperance Q. intenperence-
He closed by stating tia: within tie last fo.;nh; ne had
sdsrex.ed the several WARDS Of this City not less than
1000 legal voters and he believed nearly all Wing voters
II ,be Wig party be but faithful 10 i;se ii may achieve
noble victory, mex: Tuesta- The wings OF the NA''e
County are locking an1iousy their brethren in Se
York, hoping that they nay prove themselves Wings IN
deed Ny $ closed with an aniunasag appeal to eve-y
man 70 DO his whole duty and left tie stzRd art trerrsi-
dous and protrscted cheering
H. GREELEY, then, tpast 10 o'clock briefly IN
troduced and read me Resolutions Of The Whlg
General Committee, (which viii be found under
our Editorial head) which were enthusiastically
approved and adopsed.
The meeting still resisted every attempt at
adjournment, and Mr.. Cook was Just called 10 the
stand for song when we were compelled 10 leave.
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Markets. Carefully reported Jor The T,ib'ms,

FRIDAY, ilarcn j.
AsHEs.-There Is s.ill not much activity Pearls are
dull ri SOL! Pots fra AZ So. Ne notice sales 80
barrels Oh bills 1t 50 -.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is quite dull. bu.
there IL inquiry for the supply OF Eastern markets
We notice sales 1900 TO 1000 bbls Gencsoe good Ohio
brands at 81 Is 81 ST.. New Orleans OF which Tie
stock is considerable IS du About 300 bb!s rather better
than common sold ~ IS. Small sales Troy at ( 10 We
notice sales 500 bb,s Fancy Ohio at Is 80 Scratched
Western is worth 81 q s. 30. ana Is not plenty Sour
S3 80 Southern descriptions generally firm at 81 -
including Georgetown, Brantywine, Richmond County,
&c. &c Petersburg fancy s7l. Alexandria can be had
62s. \ sale OF go bb!s made that rate. lot
Of Baltimore 81 IS, and 800 bbs Brandywine. delivered
at Brandywne at 81 So. There u. we believe, 10 Cal
lego In market. jersey Meal Is 50 81 So with sales
200 bhIs. Brandywne is nomnay 81 81! and ST. Is
for bbls AND hhds Bag Meal SIS cents Rye Flour Is
quoted 1T So So l2i and quiet
GRAtN.-The market for al descriptions Is duh to-day
ard heard transactions. Last sale Of Western
Wheat losc The dis,llers offer only 4sc for Corn Tie
supply is small. We quote Southern 4sc, Northern
Yellow at IS 9c, aud Jersey at 4sc Rye Is Ioc de-
liyered, the slip al 6g4 cents. Bailey IS very inactive
Northern Oats are Sic. and southern 2je.
wHSKY.-Thee have been farther sales l2obbls Pr-
-! aIic, cash For Drudge there is fair de-
uand ~ % cents.
HoPs.-Holters reusin steady, and sales first sort
Western made at abou: IA IA l5c 10 brewers.
STEARGSE.- sale OF about GOO bbIs prime White bss
been made AZ about II cents.
SEEDs-C!oyer Il rather quiet with small lots taken
for sowing. Free sells ct 8, - not free Ct 81. or
Timothy sale OF lVO bbs TAR quality was made az 10 81
Rough Flax demand crushing. Sales 20 !erces
s. -.
IRoS-Consiera5e sales George,osn Pig are reported
AZ s45 swedes i held 1t Ss Theie moderate busi
aess doing.
IEAD.-some small sales 2oo to 500 PIGS, have beer
made al cents, cash.
NAVAL sogEs.-Sewbern TurpeEtiHe Is firm at 3 %
with but small supply SPIRITS are held 1T 40 cents BASH
PEoyISIoNs.-Ihe market for Pork Is withou; change
but rather dull Old Prime So IS, ard Ness at S2 -
Sales Thin Mess 81 SD So New "a held $40 - Sll
and S3 - Si. We hear OF transactions excepting
i00 bbis Prime ~ 81. Beef is stiff and In good demand
The rates S. SO SIS for Prime, and $ - 50 for
Mess The sales 500 b5i Mess and 200 do old 81
Tot Of IGG bbLs City Ness, new, brought So 25 Sales $50
bbIs Beef Hams II Is 2 So lot Of Picked 3fez:
20o bl sold a. aud oE Shoulders and Hams, charge
for packages Lard Is steady and in demand sales kegs
SIC, and 100 Butter and Cheese rather dull