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COUNTY CONVENTION.


The Wing Central Committee hdve' CALI
ed rConvvnrion.or the Wing Electors Of
Carroll to assemble, Saturday the l7th inst.
for the purpose ofGdeosng Delegates to re-
present this county in the Convention at
Colamms IN fe6.uury next, to nominate a
candidate for Governor. To this call we
hope the Wings Of Carroll will respond
with theirusna' promptitdde, They have,
by theirenere'y ana vigilance in contend
ing with Locot0coisT, won for themselves
II rsAsp and character, which. it is trusted ;,
they will ever maintain. 20 them is the
State, inVn cepecialnannor, indebted for
the security OF her credit abroad, end :he
establishment eta Safe, uniform, ana con-
tenicne currency at horne. Had they with
held tneT strength two years age, had
they relaxed their energy, had they proved
in any degree less vgilaut, the Statemight
stl have been struggling under the burthen
Of democratic misfuIe; her credit blighted,
her public faith violated, and her citizens
pensonerssupon the bounty Of neghboring
States for metgre currency '%iFerewith
10 carry on their ordinary commercial trans
actions. IEktravfEaGce and corruption
would have continued to mark her coun-
ellis. a destructive, 'avsrlcious horde of
officers would have continued toprey Upon
the substance OF her citizens. But the
Wings Of Carroll, ny industry and une-
quailed vigilance, worthy only'ofthe prin-
Cipes for which they cUntended, carried
the connty'nya decisive majority, sent to-
the Legislature three Representatives and
one SeTdtor, changed the complexion Sof
that body, and laid the ioundaHoneofusys
TEN of policy that ias placed the State in a
position OF honor aud prosperity, occapied
by few others Of theUnion. But. what by
their indouitable spiritthey achieved on
that occasion, BY the same spirit they must
continue to defend. The blessings of free
dom, like all earthly blessings, are only ac-
uuired by labor. Eternal vigilance is the
price of liberty" We nave vanquishcd
the foe on two successive fields, but they
are stnl unwilling to yield. Like Millions
Beizabub, rheir leaders keep alive their
deep hatred for their conquerors, by the
appeal, "What though the field be lost, ,ruH
lis not lost" The hope Of regaining what
they have host, though dim, is still alive.
The determination Of des;royng'That has
been created is still proclaimed. An o.
fort, violent ana determined, will be made
GVhanatorial campaign.
10 reinstate themsevhs in power Tomeet
and successfully oppose them, we RuSt be-
gin intme. 1t rs important that we mann
fest an interest in the choice of the candi-
dttp who is to head us into action, A num-
her Of good men have been named, any
one Of whom would perhaps ensure sue.
cess, and prove worthy OF the support Of
The Wings of Clio. Still thele is choice
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McNULTY,S cASE--ACQUITTAL.

by the following extract from the Wash
ington correspondence of the Baltimore
Clipper, ecroborated BY statements in 9th
errpapers, il will be seen that the efforts of
McNultys counsel have been successful,
to1 considerable extent, and that there is
.proIR biIiy of his release i4oEl prison
shortly. We ARE not aware whether he
has made good to tie UnitedStaees the de-
.fciehcy in his contingent fund, or wheIh-
er his acqutlol is owing 10 defect in the
law, as applied We the case. = Ohio Siate
!. L,B,,n0L
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COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 90, j 846,
To he Editor:
The hNsines

TOME EdHor:
The business ofiegislation progress
es'slowiy. Several propositions have been
made hoth,in and out Of the Legislature to
either modify, alter, or amend the tax laws
of Ohio. What will 70 done, 'tiHn alone
can'determine. The shortness of the crops
occasioned by the'ffOsts of the last summer,
has not only seriously injured the farmer
and taxpayers generally, but has occa-
stoned large diminulon ip the revenue
urising from the tolls on our ptblic'wofks.
A large debt rests 'ppon the State, and
nothing but an addition to our present
rates of taxation, or an increase of other
and additional properly on the grand levy,
will enable us to pay The interestOn our
debt,
TIE greater portion Of the time Of both
branches is spent in discussing and pass
ing local laws and d1rsnsacting the current
husiuess'of the State.
Ihe minority is always anxious to seize
every occasion which reckless DISPOSE
tion.csn imagine, to denounce Ballks, erd
if possibfc, to effect the Creditof tire State,
and vshle of (lle stocks abroad. SoenXious
are they to bring ruinUn the existing hank
ing capital Of the State, that during the
last week, Mr.. Edgeren. the Senator
from Defiance, declared, in his place, that
$50 anxious was I've TO destroy and hreak
up the present Banking system oi On %,
that he would, ifhe could iy@o doing, de-
precia,p the Stotks Of f,hP State"
The minority Senators sal hn'te, and
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Journal.

.Argnh'aI gfMr. Mc.NUtiy, late Clerk Of
Ghe House ct Representatives.. MIR. Fen
dali finished to-day, aloutl O'Clock, a long
and able argument Tor the Unrtd States,
at which hotlT the case was sutmiued 80
tue jury, after undergoing laIoled and
patient investigation dVrlng an entire
week. The jury, after remaining in their
room ShcIt an boar, brought into Co1rL
V,rdict OF "d gun The numerous sI e.
I tors. who crow ed the Court roon. ~ e
lie rty aid Spontaneous buiSt OF APP
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CzIO LEGTSLATURE.
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. -, 1875.
IN SENATE.

3 O'Clock p. NJ
Mr.o'Ferrall presented the following re.
col olution. which was adopted:
9aesoiUed, That the Quarter Master be
required TO report forthwith to Nhe Senate,
the quantity and condition OF the Arms
under his charge belonging to the State.
Also, the amount Of money expended in
his department., and The purposes TO which
It has been apPlied, since lis election to
Office.
Mr.. Osborn presented the following re-
solution, which was adopted:
Resoivsd, Thst the standing committee
on Finance be instructed to inquir into
the expectancy Of providing by Isw Tor the
taking OF assrs-trents during the present
year, uniformly, in the several counties Of
this States.
Alter The transaction of some other hu-
tlness, the Senate adjourned over to Fri
day, ten O'ctock, A. II.
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IN SENATE.
Ds.EMbER 90, 1915.

Prayer by Rev. Freese.
Mr.. Osborn offered the following resoiu.
tIor:
ResoI5cd By hr General .Ass-mLhyrf The
State Qf Oki0, That so much Of the IesoIu-
tion relating 10 pOstagps, passed al the
present session, az relates 10 tie pnstag7
o. documents, cent by members, be and
the sane is hereby rescinded
After a good deal Of convprrtion, the
resolution was adopted, ayes,l8, noes 10,
ss.f lows:
AVIS Messrs. Co4iing, Coombs, Cox,
'EckIey, Goddard, Hastings, Kelley, Mack.
ell, Msrrs Of Fayelte, ,OFelral, ONpul,
Osborn, Perkins, Quinby, Warter, Welch,
Wetnorp, and Spraker-l8.
NoEs-Bc-srs. Chanev. Edgrrton. Ew-
irg, Croft, Ilerlc, King, Koch, Ma tin OF
CoIumh,rna, Newman, aud Uuer-T0.
On moHon Of Mr.. Eckl"y the Senate
went into Committee OF the whole, Mr..
CLANCY IN the chair, and reported back
the bill to create the oflire Of Attorney
General, and define his duties, snd re-
PORTED the same back with AMENDMENTS.
The bill was referred 10 the couHniuee on
the Judiciary.
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IN SENATE.
December S7, l845.
Prayer Ivy Rev. Mr.. Freese.

Prayer by Rev, MIR. Freesp.
Mr., Perkins from lhe committee on the
Judiciary, reported hack the bill TO create
thH oiicc 'oi Attorney General, with A.
menamer:s
Mr. Edg"Hon moved to strike out the
provstoN rllowing the Attorney General
$1,000 sahty, md inserting S730 He
thought the salaries of our public officers
should lie on something ike an euualpy.
lie deemed the sum insufficient, and hop
cd hy puuing the salary ut this low pon,
10 direct public attention t0 this subject
lie unsted no ono would accept the office
at tfTs tow saIary.
Mr.. kNtiry n1ught $500 was sufficient
SALARY .or toe oi'ire, because replaced the
incGhibeot In pardon to get great deal
of husiNene 1ho iodirect nj vantagas 20
,the office would he.ereSt. He noved 20
sinsert $500.
'Mr 'Godts1d 0rNa.rH ~ ineeN s73os..
ccur.h ,N'-sliF, Er-stS.
sar. Keney from the committee on Fl.
~ .. ported hpci, th" hl to amend the
ect to provide ior the more equal asace,-
nr'N Of taxes, and reromrurrsira hs in.
jcGrits r,s'ooaom",S. Report agreed To
snd Ihe ldu1uN'H 'iIely poslpooed.
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tHoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Prayer by Rcy. Mr.. Dobb.
Mr!RM dali from the committee to owhom
was referred House bill No. 81, TO ncorpo-
rate the Cuyahoca copper smelling cOmpa-
ny, reported the same back with one a.
mendment, whicl'Wa agreed 70.
The question now racnTcd on the en-
frossmentof the bill. Mr. Finn proposed
an amendment limiting the privilege oI
the company to 20yeurs, agreed to. Some
verbal amendments were offered by Mr..
RcemeIin and'argeed to.
Mr.. kcemein saw IN This bin the 'iea-
lures Of monarchy, the creation of nohii-
ty and the destruction Of the small me-
chdnic.
Mr.. Cowan said he was prepaftd for
what he had just heard. He expected to
have to run through the noJiHiy and hier-
arshy and all, all such things He was
now, for one, we'll prepared to cast his
vote.
The ayes and noes were ordered on4he
bill.
The ayes were 80, and noes %. So the
bill was ordered for a third reading to-mor-
row.
On leave, Mr.. Noble, from the committee
to'%hom was referred the Senate bill No.
4i,'relatng to the State Bank OF Olfs, re-
ported back the same, with sundry aMend-
ments, which were severaIiy agreed to.
Mr.. Finn moved to strike out all after
the enacting clause, Mr.. +. said. | ask
the gentlemen of gredf, tahh, if they hope
to succeed in binding up this thing of
wind! They begin to despair, Ithnk of
its life. 1t was manufactured withoutca-
pital, without a dollar from ubrUGd, and
they hope to save it by legislation.
Tho Wings are very much alarmed al
the word repAdidtion they carried it
out, wholesale and retail, a short time
since by their Bankrupt Bill.
You are now sending out your tax-pa-
therer', and are for increasing our taxes.
money ls now made scarce hy these verv
banks, whose vaults are empty. Their
money is all in the eastern States. In nrrat
their hills Of exchange, and thus is with.
held from circulation Ne they are now
nHRiBS their thunb-Srrcws 10 the reopie
II propose TO them to come up and help 'u'
TO take This paper monster away. Let u'
take him entirelyuway. This is'oW aim
onr design.
I ns% them now To save themselves 70,
the ~tiri-wind win sweep all these Bank,
away, and our friend from Beeion wi!
co with II [agrceal agreed the gentleman
soys--le' HIM 60 then. TAgreedl was Ut,
EoSea lnanotherP part Of The House,
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IN SENATE,
Decemter %, 1895.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Hoge,

Prayer by Rev. DR.. Hoge,
The bill to establish n State road through
the counties Of }Ijami, Shelly, and Cham.
pajgne, was read third time and ua~sed.
The till establishing the Office Of Aror-
ney General was read a third time, " hen,
Mr.. POWELL m6vod to amend b. permit
rirg the Attorney General 10 re,ain per
cent. rpcn all sums ofmcaey Hndrr : 600
collected by him for rhe State, and ,! per
cent. on ah sums over SiO00-lost.
Mr.. Warner moved 20 rccc riP't, with
instructions to make the Attorney elected
by the people, and to hold his office for
two, instead Of FIVE years-loat, ayes .,
noes %.
The quesl6n recurring Oh the f1,l pas-
sageei the bill, it was prssed--ay es 8,
noes 10.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

Prayer by the Rev. e--------
Mr.. Mason from the Judiciary coFmittee
to whom was recOmmittrd the Sonu.o Till
regulating tha practice Of attorneys and
counseIlors, reported the same back with
out amendment, and recommended its
passage--itwds ordered.io third reading
tomorrow.
Mr. Cutlef!rom the committee on Public
buildings, reported bill 10 erect a new
State House.
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&C: which the gentleman from Hemil,on
says ''is to damn three generations, and
ough, to eOnsign is aulhors 70 the Peni-
tentiary."
Mr.. c. could assure gentlemen that 20
men could not be found in those townships
orseclicns who were dissatisfied with the
change or desired a return TO their former
county relations. This rs apparent from the
fact that Me. Chandler who was mainly
instrumental in securing the accomplish
ment Of their wishes, received much
largermEiOrity than they had usually Civ
en- to any candidate.
Whatever opposition rnay have been Of
fered to the law Of last winter BY gentle
nfen representing the county of Athens
it is true that this measure originated sole
ly with the people Of this "dispuled terri
tory" that il has been favorite project
with them for more than twenty years
that it has been demanded and approved
with an unanimily rarely seen in similar
cases.
Mr.. G. 'Vas well aware slsl this whole
matter had properly nothing to do with
:he issue before the House, but as the eE
fort had been repeatedly made 10 misre-
present me acti0n Of the last General As
sembB for popular effect he deemed il
hat rigR tomake the correction,
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Z Mr, Notle said he expected tohear such
designs upon The system declared, but not
until afsr he3lh'of January.
Mr.. Vallandigham said / am opposed "a
this bill; shall vote against il in all lis
stages, in whatever form il shall appear
i am adserss 10 tke whJle paper moHsy cli-
lreRcy | do not stop to inquire what its
details are, or whether there are defects in
II which need remedy. Satisfied that a
paper currency is al war with the genlds
and spirit Of our institutions full of evil,
radically and incurably defective, am
therefore not curious TO look into the a.
mendmerts or reforms which It's friends
may propose for it.
Il Is my deliberate Judgment. and in rp~
dempiOn OF the pledge given to those
whom | represent, shall vo,e Tor The un-
conditional rereal Of your whole banking
law and system.
Looking for the entire denioliton Of the
whole super-lructure I-csnnot go Tor any
OF iss Improvements.
Mr. Thomas thanked the gentleman for
the lu aud fair exprpssjon-of the designs
Of his parly--the absolute destruction of
the Pcpercurpncy; and having no design
io0s,ead any bank charter, hut DESTROY All.
Mr. No'le moved the previous question,
as there Eas 4 manifest intention top o.
crzstHale Business.
The question was then put. will the
House row proceed 10 the previous .lues-
zion, upon which the yeas and nays were
demanded and resulted in the afiirma-
tive.
[Qucsion! Question: Question! from all
parts Of the Housed
Mr, Reeme'n, lhon asked to be excused
from voting, which The Speaker decided to
b. dai Of order, stncp the decision OF the
House, that they would Ros9 proceed TO
the grcvlous question.
Then the question was put.--shalI the |
bili pas?
So IA" lill passcd and was ordered for 4
t'trd reading to-moTow, Ayes a., Nays
II.
House adjourned.
December d, 1875.
Prayer by the Rev, DoD,b.
When. tie bill supplementary to the act
r incorporate the Stalp Bank ofOhio ard |
Branches. come bpon ms thrd reading,
Mr.. Oils preoented the following as an
amendments
THAT no President, Cashier, Teller, !
Clerk, Oro'her officer or agertof any hank
ng institution doing business in tins
State, shall be permitted to pay out or pr
in circulation the notes or issues of any
banking instiiur2n, dorg business within
or out ofthiS State, other than the notes or
issues ol their own OanK-reiected.
A Discussion was had On the subject be-
fore the Hense, in which Messrs. Rceme-
lin, Cowen, and Oids participated.
Mr.. Stanley moved tire previous ques-
ton.
Mr.. Finn moved 'adhurn-lost.
Mr.. Finn moved the euII at The House,
which was ordered.
Further proceedings under the cali were
dispensed with
The House decided Ur austuinirg tn
pre- vious QUESTION, and the bill passed |
ayes Sc, noes II.
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ANNEXATION OF CUBA.

The resoIuW,R, offered al!ewdiegs ago
by Mr.. Levy, in rAfsrence to the acquisi-
ton of Cuba, has been withdrawals tte
gentleman. 1t is hoped that by the time
the nation dijesls the Texas lunch, its ap-
petite wiII'a, so far ap4"asat as TO require
no more food of that quality for season.
We were somewhat alarmed, hower er, in
hearing that a proposition to further ex-
tend our territorial Limits, Vves seriously
contemplated in any quarter; fearing, that
with'me nations. as with an individuals
avirice, "thc increase of appetite had grown
by wharf,,fE on" 1T would be well it all
theadvocatcso of these corrupting measures,
like Mr.. Levy, would be governed by the
thought, and c,ulRnS their
thirst for conquest to'what they have al
ready realized in tire acquisition Of Fexas'
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IN SENATE.
December 30, 1845.
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. IIoge.

Bills read The HIrd linc.
A biIlto amend the act for the disposi-
ton Of unclaimed costs--passcd.
A bill 70 amend the act to Regulate Judi
cia Courts and the practice thtreoi--pass-
ed; and en- molionUf Mr.. Goddard he IT,
tie amended so as to read an act in relation
to writs Of error.
A bIl to incorporate the Hamilton and
Germantown Bridge Company-passea.
Mr.. Goddard offered for adoption the
following resolution, which wGs'egreed TO,
Wis
Rcgolted, That the rommttee On FEEDER
al Relations he instructed to inquire into
the eXpediorcy Of providing NY law for me
Institution Of a suit in the SHrr.mo Court
Of the United States, for the setlltment6t 81
the southern boundary Of this State.
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yfsJ- The trial OF the abducted citizens Of
Ohio, before the GeneratCeurt of Virginia,
aBscosed. TtecGurt however, adjourned
without being ahe to make a Gec sion,
OF the Judges, fheen in ncrl'eE seven
we're loracqGt;ine the prisoners, seven for
indiug guilty., and one was unable to de-
gerHine The prisoners were reWanded
10 Jail, where they viii probably have
Uremein nHn,il May next, dePIUring their
hard lot and the.iaw delay.
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'DcTWe'tdle pleasure in'giying Place'to
he following communication, andtavo no
doubt :thdt il -spodks the senGmentsef'a
large portion of the Wing party Of Carroll.
Gen. Stokeig ellknownin thus coun-
ty, that it must be, that his friends are
numerous,
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To The ~ higs II Carroll.

FELLOW-CiTIZENS:
Th" Wing State Central Committee
have passed resolution calling State
ConCenrjoE, to assemble at Columbus on
the 4Ih February next, TO nominate a.can-
didatr 70 br supported by the Wings OF
Ohio al thc next election t0r Governor.
Theuudcrsia Hed have. therefore, appomt-
cd SATURDAY ulp rth JANUARY next
Tor the Wings Of carroll 10 assemble at The
Corrthouse, in Carr6jltoa, at O'Clock ?.
NJ. toseIcct fdrec Dcirgdps, (the number
Allowed Carroll, 10 attend tle State Con-
ventOn.
WM. NJ SINCLAIR,
ROBERT KENNEDY,
DANIEL WARD.
JAMFS NJ. DAVIS,
CHARLES ElSON,
Uhig Central Com1,iHec
December 80, 1845.
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For the Free Press
w. Z. LLOYD, ESQ;

". Z. LLOYD, ESQ:
Sir,--PlPase announce in the
Free Press, the name of Gen. SAMUEL
ST0KEl.X, ,.of Jefferson county, as 4 can
dtft2e ior Governor, tor the consideration
of he Wings of Carroll, at the Convention
10 he iioIden on the 17th of thus inst, and
you will oGige many Wings Of
CARROLL COUNTY,.
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TRIAL AND DISCHARGEoF {. J. Nc
NULTY.

In The tfiai Of McNulty, which termina-
ted Tuesday the 23d ult, the jury, after be-
ing out several hours, returned aveTdicl OF
roI guihg The Argument of Mr.. Stanton,
tor the defendent. is said to have been elo-
guent and powerluli drawing tears from
the Numerous auditory, the jury, and even
the deiendent himself, vStfo Is n5i rft ch
civent to "the melting mood" The accu-
sed was remanded 10 prison to await the
uctinn Of the Government on the four re-
naining cases on@le against hnr, Mon
day the Goth ult, the counsil Cor the Gov
crnment entered Hoiie prsssoNi in the
three remaining cases, and on motion of Mr.
Stanton, Mr.. McNulty was dscharged.-
Thus has terminstea this magnificent
farce. The Government is minus several
thousands, hut its loss has been Mtck's
gain. He comes out purified, fitted for ad-
iitional honor at the hands of the dpmocra-
", who never fail to reward those, who
coming through great tribVlation and ini;r-
my, remain stegdi fast in their adherence to
he doctrnesuud interests Of the party.
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TO be made and in tbat choice let IhevOiee
Of the Wigs Of Carroll be heard. Il will
by gratifying to meet esch other and
exchange opinions, not only in reference
to the immediate objec, Of the Convention,
but upon he various inporlant questions
THAI at presens agilate the public mind.
The present is s time Tor mutual gratuls-
ton. Whilst we have much to dep!ore,
we have great cause for rejoicing. Come
up, then, in power, and greun numbers;
remembering that, as ''in council there is
SAFETY so"in union there iss1rengih.7
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l1rGen. w. Bo$twick, Of Harrison CO..,
is announces us a cccndidate for the office
of Governor.
Nessrs. Cowpn end Storer have with
drawn from the canvass
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skNs-A sales Of $4,000 Artan.s. Ia. been mad.

sKISS-A sales Of 1900 y Arfansss has been made
on terms We did not learn
CANDLES-About 1000 boxes Nantucket ard CitT
sperm nave been taken for about 90 css mos
@n,ch haa aesrly cleared the market
"OOL-The market generally Is Te-y quiet and we
nave heard OF outvery lt,le 6otpg in Foreign 600 3
fIeece nave been sold at sbsur quotations..
NAVAL STORES-We Quote Turpeutine 50 50dsi
nominal, there being yet sales. Spirits Turpeurne
farther dec ined with saes of 300 csski Southern
psIce!s az 30 cents and some In lots 30G3 cast-the
market closing with 6rmress Tar may be quoted
81 5oosl IS.
TS-Saies 400 slabs 5auca On terms no. made public
Nothing farther done in plates
TOBACCO-Thereiss fair demsnd for Kentucky and
during the week $50 hhds have changed hands az 395
eta together with 80 Connecticut Seed Leaf O
q aoe old cutting kentucky 10 scarce and wanted
There have been considerable sales of Square Tws,
Manufactured for ezpor. c.s-there is other de.
rnsnd
GROCERIES-For The lest ,hre, days-The make, for
Brazil Coffee is very firm and the stock li4ht and the
demand good but variation hss occurred 10 prices
holcers Withhold their stock from the u1a-ke: :;
present The sales 800 bags Brazil a, :. A.; ct
Lagusyra, {: as; 400 Java, l0Gl1 600 Cuba 1.1a 4
and 400 81 Dominic. 81; cash The market 70
Sugars IL very firm aud The pretty freely The
sales 100 and zoo hhds Cuba Siu.covada 81 >
c;s; 800 Porto Rico 6: az: go NO-leaus 617 500 5z
Brown Havana, part tor refining 1:Qs and 100 White
hrmer, and good qualities particularly ar in fair reoue y
200 bids inferior Trinidad Cuba at - cents cargo Of
the same for refining terms Gid no, learn &c
hhds Porto Rico. 26s e29 cts 200 Cardeuas %: SC
Newloer1s 80; and l50 Cuba for dis,lliDz ~.
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