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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-06
.oBILE. January 90
Terrible CatasIrophe.

The steamer Tuscaloosa left our wharf about O'Clock
on Thursday evening her way Tuscaloosa and after
proceeding about 10 III miles up the river an explosion
OF Two OF her boilers took place which Instantly killed
erA OF the passengers and boats crew and of
hcers From passenger board learn that the e.
posion completely tore up the boiler deck and
the after part Of the boat (beow deck considerably Inn
medaisy after the explosion, such OF the passengers
those who injured but not killed. while AZ inc s,ms
tmo portion of the saved making every posbe mr.
ranesmeni TO land all on shore who could be found
The boat alter the explosion, swung the shore and
grounded her stern remaining nearly in the centre of the
tiver line made fast ashore from the stern and An
effort made TO bring her ashore land her
senges but owing to her grounding these efforts were
available The ladies then all lowered from the ca
IN by To the lower deck and from thence sent
IN the yawl-all were saved unhuTt
Those OF the male passengers who uninjured save
themselves aud many OF the wounded by constructing
temporary raft Of loose panks and such articles a. were
close al hand On this they reached the shore In safety
Tn landing u was found impossible obtain dry footing
a. the banks 1T the overlooked In this condl-
uon' those who were able climbed trees &c where the
remained IN view OF the burning ruins, for about three
hohrs when fortunately he steamboat james Hewitt hove
IN sight, and shortly alongside the wreck when assist
ance was immediately given all within reach. The How
ut returned 10 the city with all Of the survivors.
The number OF killed and wounded has not az vet been
asceained but il is feared that Of the former there are
lees than twenty and of the latter like number The
body OF Lit lnge was on board, and was lost
Since the above type, have learned the names
Of the following persons, killed and wounded.
hHed.-Wm Tanneyhil, Chiles and p r Beasly of
Eutaw; w Hasse OF Greensboro; Blue Paster second
clerk - Clark. lst mate, and Arthur Mccoy Cd enRi-
neer Abraham Flynn, volunteer from Green county-and
several negro deck hands.
Badly Wsundsd-Capt. Oliver mot expected TO
surviye George Dirk LIST clerk and acting Captain Of the
Tuscaloosa; and Col WIN Amstoad.
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coms.p.a..n.e Of the R.lnn,rs American.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.
The Supplemental Sub Treasury act reported Yesterday
from the Ways and Means IN the House Of
requires great attention 10 relieve il from the disyu
with which the Committee have labored to cloth H.
Those who understand its provisions interpret them to
mean additional powers for the issue OF paper money and
for making the SubTroasury law more and more Go.
vcrnment Bank. The important power be derived from
this bill, should II become law, will be the dealing in
Bills Of Exchange by the Government
The next feature will be the issue Of mint certificate
disguised In the name Of receipts, be paid by the
Sub-TTeasurers and be received by the Collectors The
power 10 buy foreign coin certainly novel for the
Government, though very frequent and sometimes prof
tabo business 10 brokers' Sensible men laugh all these
convanccs to extract the sting from tho odious Act Of
August last, and moral men wonder why the Admniatra-
ton. ITSELF the greatest sufferer under the require
mens Of that law, do not urge its repeal.
IL was among the odd coincdents Of yesterday tha
while Mr. Dromgooo reporting his Suppleme Sub.
Treasury bill 10 the House. Message being read in
the Senate from the President covering commune atons
from one OF the Government Quarermasles and detailing
the following proofs Of the utility Of this law;
On the 2Oth Of November 1886 was found necessary
10 transmit Sj03O0 to New Otesns from this City or the
East. The Government had not this amount Of money
there and accordingly the officer drafts ~ York
where they were converted into specie. contract wss
then made to send tho money to New Orleans oK-
penso to the Government OF 80 $50 90 hree thousand
nine hundred and fifty dollars and sixty cenisD
On the 9Th Of December last necessary senG IN
coin provide in coin at New Orleans g 100000
New York Broker paid nine thousand dollars for thi,
service, and II " believed made three thousand dollar
more submit these examples under tho Sub-Tteasury
law showing OF tho beautiful resles Of this
ifaordnary system oi finance. The New York broke
DID Tor $4,000 what any deposte bank would have done
by the bill Of Yesterday, that the money has been paid
without authority Of law.
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TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
Testimony il now Received frou,s
ALL QUARTERS OF THE nuE

The following eucs presented with n y.w Of NOR, 6,,
showing The opinions oi Physicians on 10 The Me
OF nr sWhfNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CIcDVy
w SwaNsE-DeaT Sir Having your Comm tpI sy,t, ,
"H' 'hHy extensively IN quoted b, ,ogt
nt'h W 't"lehrf To eHptess writing ~, pfo ~
ties as remedial agent most eheeruly comply as Gr b -
dong VIII discharge debt nuniy Al I,rs,
and Patent Nostrm induced a failure Of the mos, 10
tent rfprcofahs nded uatrTa medrns IN an
ca-r 9" w tasd Lungs To Of
gina OF VIM CHkHRy II is sufficient that WI. much
please "'h The result OF that and Subsequent ut.
scoe IN preference u all Other an rrp4cio,u
huoAnd In the much dreaded Pneumonia Disease Of IN,
Lungs IN The alarming form which aprrafs Kentucky e.
ea'd as an invaluable Remedy ,i
To all who know me have said enough this NAV D.. .,r
have been engaged practice my proen Of f.
and Regular Graduate Transyy MA ami m IN
first Patent Medicine thought enough o In eIptes.
10 "THhg. J II. ELLISON, 81 u.
''hD "I' 1871 Franklin County. Ky.
FR'SEToEr. NY, Jan'ry 9Th. 1877.
The above certificate FROM Phy,irians wing
miles from here be Going good practice AMI
good PM sieian aud stands far IA n a rgurr rr
duate DIR " T. ,RITr,uEu
Druggist sni Apoihecary.
DJ Since the introduction my article to IN, public i y
number Of unpnnepd iEduiduns Up Hosfrp- which they
a. eri contain WLp CuERRy, Basams i:,i
lef aRd even syrup Of Wild Cherry tn r,,I
only preparation inrcyiueed q IN. pube b
vana The only safeguard against imposition tbat ny
signature IL O each bottle. DIR. H. sWAyNT
Corner Of Eighth and Race Sis. Phi d.lplt,
VI for sac. wholesale and TetaiL by PEYTON JOHNSTON
10 Main street. Richmond King Toy, No Ia. Bfags On
re'e'sours'
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Mhni h Democrnc,R

Mr. wentworh OF Illinois and Mr. Johnson Of Ten
ncs.cc heretofore regarded wheshorscs the Demo
cratic toam-dccarc their uno.rabIc purpose to oppose
duly upon aud coffee. which they soy has always been
deemed uudcmocatc since Mr. Clay recommended % in
1871 Mf Polk aud Secretary Walker, they declare were
especially opposed this tax and they therefore rather
accusc those Two gentlemen Of deserving the democratic
racks by rakng up Wing measu,s," order carry
ont o. Democratic "ptiHepis 40 circumstance by the
wav OF no Ga the other hand, Mr. Wick
OF Indiana who boldly sfinns that be knows u but ono
STANDARD Of Democracy, 80 far concern
90 aud that b. obedience 20 " Executive roconuogda-
toua" tWck BE- honest ~ eas goes FOR the aud
foe tss and thinks Mr. Wcntworh but i,ss better thar
whe" tor daring BE- consistent with himself, in op-
posing &c. instead Of yielding, Wick thinks oil ,ru,
Democrats ought 10 d.. 20 Executive dictsuon' The
tui.n goes stsp farther. IL thinks that although may
be federalism 60 levy tar on tea and coffee Ia ume o
pcsce genuine dem crsey 10 do ~ in tins Of war-
sud fcr.rds those who. like Messrs Wentworth an'
loaufon, csnnot the distraction rather more Of
oius goeuo thsa statesman" IN this state Of mos
admired disorder shall be very much Obliged TO the
veas,nsn who sbost uafar Tie 6ss Vhgnis, y
ihey will tsli We whs, 10 Democracy
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c0rrs.pOnisnes Of the Baltimore ra.ro,-p, r.s,r,u

fVENN, Rob. O., p, NJ,
The Stock market is more active with nm n,,,,I 49,,
dcncy in prices. w."
The Transactions in Flour have been moderate and p,i
ees fsher on the decline. Sales Of 400 barrels Southern
brands ut S6.50-somo are asking SsG1I Co."
price. " INV ''
mere were sales OF prime Goocseo Wheat al l55 cts.
sales also OF white Corn 80 100 cts which ia n J.
cline About 900 bushels have changed hand. mt
hsnres Sales Of Rye at 80 to 80 cents Corn Meal is
senns a, % per bbi Oats sold at 47e per bushel.
Whiskey IN bbls 373c per gallon.
PROVISIONS continue hrm. with upward tendency -
The demand for Sugar more active.
lotion continues hrm q, the advanced prices
Tho weather has become come cold We had s,,,
Of rain and wind yesterday '''''"
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Correspondence Of the Phila North Americ,,
NEN YnIk Wal....l-.- :, q =,

r - NEw YORK, Wednesday, Feb'y ,, ANN
The Flour market remains very quiet out steady nj sc
e73aI for Gencsee. The transactions are ttia,pg 70
se alter the opening Of navigao il is offered a Sc 25,
ooo, ihefe were no shippers in market For Southern
inc Semanu Is good aud 1000 brls Georgetown Howard
81 &c, sold at $3.50, which is a decline.
Saes 5000 brls Meal S475a5 to arrive, the former
in April. ' ''' '''''''
Grains are quiet. Corn is evidently weak The sale,
are SVVOO TO ]OOOO bus a 30 TO 1903 cts II in offered At
ioO cts Sales small parcels Rye TO di.cs Out of store
ut 100 cts small lot 500 bushels Genesee Wheat, sold
At iaS cts Tor shipment Barley held at 90 cts Oats
without change.
Pork and Beef both very firm For In. fo,rs, et,
10 and II so were offered Some small sale. Mes were
made at SIS For country Beef 25 and 10 25 wa, o.
wanted. ~
Sales 400 brls new Lard at 81 cents TaIow i. held
higher and the Butcher Association it is reported has adj
vanced TO cts ~ -"
Flsxseed Is in good demand G,r .,u.hi,, 49,, oon
sold at $40 "s' u SUI ''s
Cotton is in fair demand. but the market less bouvan,
The sales are 1900 bales mostly on speculation.
ses Of Coffee during the first three days have been
luUO bags Brazil taIi 500 lava s3alU; 1000 Suma,ra
I3''i; 100 Cuba 6ia7i; $50 ST Domingo ca. The mat
Net Is firm.
or Sugars the sales have been 400 hid, New o,e,n,
o5aIf 200 boxes white Havana 73as and 6OO do b,n,
63a1t Boxes up A CT per h.
oi Molasses 300 or 400 bbls Orleans at 1891 and
2'o hhd' new crop Cuba 2Oa23 cts. mos.
been made at S35 cash. ~
About 4OO tons Swedes Iron have been sold At sl,s5
no mos part from ship. Lead is he Id at Sl25a437I
sales OF 1000 Curacao Goat Skins At 52a53e, Ans
fful up Lutte, with sales Of 5000 To 600 boxes
45a50. ''0'0
Cotton goods continue to advance with ,peeulat,vo
movement. Exports in January, 1895 pkRs
freights continue steady, several engagements bay.
have been inside for Ireland esd To Liverpool the rate
Is Is-and Esd. vessel has been chartered for Live,no
AT os Tor Flour, upon her return from place She has
6s Cd was offered. 'f"
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The total amount Of take, paid by the Company for period
Of u years VIZ from 1928 to 1884, $40 O2g Is
IL appears that these 100 acres which originally yielded
town tax Of $50 year. had advanced thirty fold IN value
by reason Of Improvement and contributed an average Of
nearly 5000 per towards town assessments or
what equivalent to IT, has paid tho loE u IS cultivated
farms Of 100 acres each
II such then the results Of improvement can il be
held as ennbe doctrine that the adv1n1ge is sectional by
the operation, and confined to those parts under lie more
immediate influence only, like the electric spsrk
though received only point conveyed the
whole system Nov suppose liberal system OF improve
menls were constructed in Virginia we think we have
shown. from statistical data that the benefits Of these i'm
proytmonts not entirely sectional but effect the whole
body and that those parts through which they pass are not
alone benefited but that al receive proportion Of tho adj
vantaRes conferred by them Take for example the Rich
mond and Ohio road. When constructed tho facilities Of
sending aud receiving supplies from either iomln will be
felt nearly ~ much BY those living within so 100 miles Of
m track, AZ BY those living on H. II feet generally
Known, that It costs nearly much transport hid Of
tobacco, produced within bundled miles Of Richmond
Richmond, a. b does grown tho borders o
our State, and sent by woy o New Orleans or the Ba
more Improvements II be presumed thon that when
speedy aud cheap transit s thus Afforded by this road
that lateral turnpike roads will be made intorsec
this inain suoy, and communicate with market thus a.
orded Then tho coal iron, copper, slate and granite Of
our State will be brought TO light ond converted into
ney, instead Of lying much buried wealth And will
This wealth not be- Tor tho general rood
rendering the necessary taxes lighter burden inyigo
rating industry, aud furnishing ne abofefs employed In
dsemboweng these minerals. with the necessary articles
OF We mus lufnahlhg feady market Tor our surplus
agricultural products, and encouraging the extended ou
vauOn o lands tO meet the increased domand7 And
ul not tho introduction Of these articles give spur 10
manufacturing, and ~ u too speculative 70 predict rosu
similar 20 those alluded TO- furnished BY the Matea On
Company And the lciliucs Of transportation ate thus
dod, may not look Tor similar fruit 90 be produced in
Virginia 70 that wrought IN New York and
May not waste lands be brought into cultivation and
improved, and that improvement pay is proportion II the
general burden, and in augmentation Of revenue teode
the general proportion less Suppose the wasfe lands Of
fhe Wat IN he futur oved nd fls -
from 70 be double the sum IL nov IT, not apparent TO
a that the taxes Of the Whole STATE sy DO reduced near
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The gentleman resisted the other day the abuse BY bs
own party, Of that admirable parliamentary oSpedien the
previous question, originally designed, and Tor a long time
used o. means Of restraining debate within proper limits
but which, in the hands Of the presen, dominant party in
Congress has been converted iao an engine Of yranny
to suppress debate altogether 7, not often That We arc
able to commend any public act of Mr.. DromRoole-apJ
lake pleasure in thanking him now for hrs noble ynJ
cannn of he lfceIon VI dIacu.aL-n-
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Moss MvaDsss.-Ns have again the melancholy task
One, spanisrd. named Sphn LeboTio. who had just
mfnsd iron fishing exclusion. and refusing give up
MS hsn TO some volunteers, shot dead BY Of this
party. The Other slave of Madame Vesn In Ferdinand
street. who was brutality stabbed that he died yesterday
s not time that the civil authorities took
sos 70 prevent such ouiages aud citizens, AT
ss' tneir h'esf Would IL not DO well for the officers Of
inc ee'mens at present eneamped below the city. put,
sue some course to prevent the odum which should attach
onv 70 inc iew from falling the manyf
New Orleans Jenexonan, Jan FL.
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At Wing meeting held in the Courthouse Of Greens.
vile county, in Hicks Ford Monday the let February
1877 for the purpose Of nominating candidate 10 repre-
sent this District in the next Congress Of the United States
Col. John X. Chambiss appointed President and Col
WIN. Laner, Secretary Of the meeting. The President
having. IN few eloquent remarks, explained the object Of
the meeting, the following resolutions were offered by Dr.
Merritt and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Wings Of this county heartily concur
IN, and approve Of, the nominliion OF Col GEo. W Boil
Of Petersburg, candidate REPRESENT this Dis
IN the Congress Of the T. States and pledge
themselves to all honorable eNeons his cleo
ton.
Resolved, furthermore, That the Wings Of this county
consider IL unnecessary hold District Convention 10
nominate candidate, public opinion having already con-
eentrated Col Boiling the suitable candidate of
the Wings Of the District.
Dr. Merritt and MAJOR WIN. r. Moss were appointed q
committee to inform Col Boiling Of his nomination. who
In short umo returned with Col Boiling and introduced
him 10 the meeting COL b. then, m a few brief and for
chile remarks thanked the meeting for the honor confer
red him, and accepted the nominations Whereupon the
meeting adjourned
JOHN r. CHAMBL1s5, President
W. T.avtfr
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mhico-"e have been furnished with the following
extract OF recent letter from Mexico to friend Of the
seI IN ,hs city, We know not to what degree Of
written Tor elect SO far are aware tho winter had
no reason 10 suppose 1t would meet the public eye lilo
says ' Wv
I'VE are determined carry on tho war. Gen. SAINT.
Anna has already collected San Lu. more than rs 900
regular troops Our letters ofmaque arc operans they
d'euaness and Indian Seas SC. We ,b,l AZ. bo, an,
neighbour will feel then."-N. Y. Jour Com
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The Eclectic Magazine.

THIS Magazine j. published In New York, under tho ei
ofsl supenntendencc Of Mr. W. n B.dwe'l-and. as our
readers are aware, BE- composed Of selections from the
lending foreign periodicals. Tho selections heretofore
evnoe geaiJ1iRmsnI and taste generally and wt cheer
fully recommend The work to ell wLJ wish to obtain ia
cheap and comparatively small compass valuable BODY
Of foreign literature.
Mr. D. Ritter, the agent, 10 now n ri. city. end propo
se' 10 wait upon she cu4ens order q, enlarge tho ceu
laion Of the Eclectic
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DIED.

ON Friday morning the goth Janui whcaihd in the a.
year Of her age sARAH hisEr youngest daughter of William
Goodc ESQ., Of Meckenburg county.
On Friday morning. February 5h after long and pam
iul illness OF IL months aged about 80 years. Mrs MARY
RAMSEY, wife Of the late VIM. Ramsey.
" Her friends and acquainances and those Of her
adopted son, nv Il. Sawyers will attend her funeral h
tSaturday morning, O'clock from Centenary Church.
lof which she a memberl without further notice
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The Accom,c Di.,rict

We are requested to announce that IN consequence Of the
action Of the Wings Of Aeeomac, who held a meeting with
out communicating with the counties the other sds Of
the Bay, to send delegates to District Convention TO nom
nate Wing eanddai FOR Congress in that strict aud
II being too late u communicate with AccOmac asan)
that THE CONVENTION WILL BE HELD IN HAMP.
TON on the FOURTH THURSDAY, lhe 18th dayl Of
this month. 4 February
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JOHN K. CHAMBLIS5, President
Wv. LANtR, Sec'ry.

STUFEyD US RobBERY BosToN.-A gang Of villains
broke into tho store Of Mcssfs Curor Tro Jewellers
10 Bosom, between Saturday and Monday morning and
swept Of every thing Of value. The safo with tire
doors broken open and Aed Of its valuable contents
and nothing left the premises worth carrying away
The loss in goods y estimated $4,000 and $500 in
cash. The foguos II seems, went To work deliberately
a. Il they taking account Of stock. They entered
through tho cellar window Saturday evening" and were
all Sunday employed, and hsd their luncheon with them
10 vas most cool and daring robbery. and officers
mu keep sharp look out for them. lslesred they may
have gone ~ England IN the steamer Hberna, which sail
ed from Boston Monday. The Boston Times extra
gives The following particulars The safe cased with
heavy bars Of iron mad three folding Doors all protected In
Ike mannef-an entrance could not have been secured oil
i've locks had becn penetrated nnd broken through The
rogues must have worked with heavy iron bars and other
tools, for the pstss and bars Of the safe were literally
ripped ~, and there much bard boring about tho locks
hll TIE most valuable gold spectacles, eyeglasses, &c
amounting 20 $500 siOen silver forks and spoons
amounting 10 $500 e3D0 IN money and some 300 vslua-
bic watches, and other auces-whch need not be men
u0ned ~ dotnil The foRues, IN OvefhauinR the ewey
which lay IN The ssle cases. missed valuable sni-
ces, and diamond pm IN particular, which worth
800 Their object take tho most valuable and
least bulky articles. Tho large safe formerly owned
by Nj John Jones, Jewolor, aud manufactured m
~ York by Spencer II that there s le safe.
" alter OH 90 the u pre- CRYING proper
~ The robbers must have secured entrance by cell
Tar window which let info the coal aud furnace cellar and
and communicated with the cellar whore tho safe ~.
uatfd They seemed 10 have worked very much their
ease.
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equal to the additional thus raised supposipr the
present rate ample and sucenf Aud il such are the
results Is Il not manesy the interest Of the whole State
to aid In such worksf .N 49,
Virginia holds the following rank iron Hunt. Msg.-
Eine:)
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REPORTs OF cnMMlrrEEs-

Mr. B1oocK, from the Committee Of Courts Of Justice
reported bill changing the laws in relation to Pilots.
Mr.. BURwELL, from the Committee Of Schools and Col.
legss, reported bill directing the School Commissioners
Of AppomatoE county 70 pay Barbara G.. Wright sum
Of money due her for the instruction Of poor children in
the year 1915.
Mr.. BsvT-, from tho Committee on Proportions and
Grievances, reported q bill establishing the county Of -
Of paris Of the counties Of Kanawha ClbelI aud Logan
Mr.. hAEvlE from TIE Committee on Finance, reported
a bill authorizing the county court Of Preston 10 divide
said county into two revenue dsuct and for other pur
poses.
Mr. Sr9ylrt, from the same Committee, reported aI-
yefsey the petitions of citizens Of tho town Of Lynch
nongau, each praying amendments tho laws relative 10
the grant 0 licenses Tor 'ct5Iing ardent spirits Also
against The cKpcdiency q letting the public printing
Co the lowest bidder.
Mr.. FLoYo, from the Committee on Roads md Internal
Navigation reported The following bill. with amendments:
bill 10 amend the Act passed 5h March 1876, incof-
porlhng the Hardy g. Winchester Turnpike Company.
Mr =. alec reported the following bills.
a hl' concerning The Riyanna Navigation Company;
a bill 10 incorporate Tho Mauassas Gap Turnpike Com.
pany.
Mr. WATTS, from the Committee on Mihda Laws. 70.
ported bill to ounor and establish bsclon mustors n
The 4lst Regiment 90 Bishmond county.
Mf HrsTEE Submitted on amendment which he might
propose substitute Tor the bill incorporate the Po8.
mac and Ohio Railroad Company, which, hs motion,
ordered ~ be printed.
On motion Of Mr. FLyYp, The communication Of the Co
vernon laid tho table taken Up, and the fo owing
resolution offered by VIZ From Unanimously adopted.
Resolved. Unanimously by tho General Assembly of
suced return forthwith the resolutions Of the State u
vermont upon the subject VI slavery, this day cOmuncs
/ ted by hun 10 this body
| PETITIONS.
M ErsEeros-o Of citizens Of the city Of Wheeling and
county Of Oho for the passage Of on act TO amend the
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET Ell ,

In breads'uis the only sales 1000 bills Flour
standard brands at So which is the general asking
Corn Meal steady at 1854 hear of no sales Wheat
quiet Corn arrives more freely and prices are recetn
sales ut o3e and some At s3sSOc. closing at the ,t,.
winch IS all that now offered for Pennsylvania vel,
low. Oas-TwO lots Of Southern sold at % ct.
Whiskey is dull at 3Oc.-IU. s. Gaz
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fr The Revd N sAw1ELI WIN his ,psnt sven vc,, ,
EUROPE all preach Sabbath morning ran
church on the progress Of Evangelical Truth aud 1T
pigh IN the place Italy wadcnes serv. q
tommente at past O'Clock. G6