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Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
Inv IlnImnnl.

Warranted 10 cure the Plies Long esprhcnc,
has established beyond controversy the singular
efficacy Of this Lnmsni in tie cure of that pre-.
valeni and painful complaint, the Piles. Such
vas, numbers have been cured BY the uss Of It.
and 50 extensively r the article known, that ldl!t
need be said by way Of introducing to the noieo
Of the public. Just received aud ior snlo by
BR r. I. WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28

"TnE SrikE Soonrr'--The Washington Jour
nal. published in Portland, Maine, states new
,eeo,al society has been started in that city called
,hs aTslegrnphic Spike Society" 1t wss stared
by two individuals who, believing they had been
IN the habit Of fspendlng altogether TOO much Of
their hard earning for liquor, drove 'Piks into
uo.l, and under len dollar obligation, agreed
,bst the frsl one who should drink, must draw out
tho spike with bis teeth OF forfeit the above sum
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28

"How will you have your steak, SIR
said waiter to a maudlin customer the
other day at Broadway restaurat, will
YOU have il rare or well donew Wei
done, thou good and faithful servant, tceik
done II you please
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
Gin=I ITan,IlactOry.

vINIIE undersigned AIRY now manufacturing their
i improved GoTfoN GINS at Minden, La,
and are prepared 10 furnish planters with superior
Gin.stands, made after Inc latest aud most i'm.
proved plans, They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within 1875 miles of Mnden, or at
Washington Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas, free
of any additional cost All orders from distance
will be promptly attended 10, For any information
relative 10 the quality of their Gins, they refer to
Gen, G, D, Roysion, William Gfabrec or William
Voughn, Hampstead eoon,y, or Henry NJ. Le.
may, H. Strickland aud A, c, Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACKY & SHIELDS
Mndcn, La, May 49, lsi7.23.lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
Coparincrship Notice.

FbNllG undersigned hnvIng this day associated
with himself Ia business bis sou DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter will be conducted
at the old stand IN Washington under the style Of
4. BLocK 4 SoN. lie would avail hiunieli Of ihi.
occasion to return his sincere thanks to hl. old
friends aud customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 hun aud assures them that
no ssrrtions viii be spared to merit a continuance
il by the new arm. ......
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, ATk., April 26, lol5.9O.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
New store nj Fulton.

DLoek, BROTHER d co. have just re.
j } ceived aud are now opcninF large and
splendid assortment Of goods, consisting IN part OF
the following;
French. English and American Prints; 3=i, -
81 brown aud Rleachcd Shriings aud Sheeings,
a.. Al Va. oznahergs, -, ~ Lowell do,
brached and brown dnllinTs, checked iwerds,
psniruiiaty stripes, padding, Scotch pla'ds, Rtrrn
hafazc, French hombaznes, alpaca luslrrs. hack
aud twilled alpaca. red, white, green and yellow
ilannels, salncl. Kentucky and gold mixed ifans,
s=Itable damask black aud white babinci, bishops
lawn, book aud Swiss muslihs, striped oambricks
aud lnokoneis, Marlborough stripes blue dtnims
black aud eolored eambdeks. IRISH linen, printed
oollon drills aud eottonadss apron aud furniture
cheeks. black tahhy velvet. printed fannels, blue
drills and lHnsrys, Georgia sitprs lnen and eollor
iap's, slk, cotton and madras handksfehlrls
fHnfed shawls, tailurs CANVASS, Rnssis shteiinss
diaIer. brown holland, eoiion fringe, MaFssillc'
and grlts skirts, isTniins. cotton and wofsie'
binding. selica. black aud ooloHed cotton cord
ofale d'laines, blue. red aud white blankets. tick
ms, musqniio netting, Georgia JEAN, aud hing
sion plAias, Sc, &c.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
Pea.e,s nnrchonnd Candy

For clearing the voice aud reIraying coughs
colds, hoabsnsss, irritation Of the throat, arihma
whooppg cough, sc. lnst received and fcr salr
by DIR X T. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
DR. wIsT,R's BAisiM OF WILD
CHERRY,

For the cure Of consumption, bronchitis, coughs
colds, influentas, bleeding II the langs, asthma.
liver complaints, dlilieally Of bresihing, pain 10
the breast aud side, SC. A lev dol Jusl received
aud for sale by
DIR. r. z. WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
New store at Fulton.
MESSRs. COLLINS, LITTLE & q

MESSRS. COLLINS. LITTLE & CO.,
4 RE- now receiving aud opening large aud
~ well assorted stock Of goods suited to ihi.
market, which hute hecu selected with great care
IN Boston aud New York, aud are now Offered 10
purchasers at as low prices aud on as good term.
q. they can be- procured elsewhere.
Oar stock Is gcnrrsl. comprising Staple and
Fancy Dty Good, Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlefy,
Clolhmg. Hats, Boots aud Shoes trockrry, Glas-.
ware, Iron. steel, Nails, Castings, Tinwafs and
Cauenlens' Tools GforsHes, g. sc SC
COLLINS, LITTLE & co.
Fulton, Ark., frb. ., lsis.D
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
DIR. Fahncstoek'. Celebrated ycrm,fuse

A safe and most sileclnal remedy IL AZ eass.
Of Worms. For sale al the drug store or
DR. r. r. WILLIAMS.
May II, ls4s.93
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
Notice.

,l,HE subscribers have just received and offer
for sale
so Hall Il speers' No. | aud ? ploughs,
Cooking aud Warming Stoves.
whiskry, Sugar, collrr, Mola.srs,
Imperial aud Young llysOa Fer,
pofl and t'larri Vine, sonp, lfon, Castings,
Nails, Cotton Yarn, nc
In connection with our business nave established
A TIN SHOP,
aud will furnish Tin wate IN large VI small qusn.
ulirs, on accommodating terms. job wetk exc
culed with dispatch.
BLOCK, BROTHER n 60
Fulton, March -, lsls.l6if
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
Medical Notice.

hR CHARLES u. MITCHEt. Offer, hi.
~ services 10 the citiIrns Of Washington and
vs. vicinity ". may be found At the hnok oiiics
Iofmery occupied By Conway & Mitchell
March 18th, lsi6.10.if
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
.seH 600 dsf

TIME subscribers ARE now receiving rnd open
ing large and well assorted stock rl goods
suited TO this market, which have been selected
with great care, md are now Offered 10 pnrchnsef
at as low price. and Oh ns good terms as lhey eau
be- procured elsewhere. Our stock Is general, .om.
prisihg Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware
Cutlery, Saddlry, Clothing, Hats, Boot aud
shoes, Crookety, Glassware, Iron. Steel, Nails
Castings, Tinwafc, Carpenters and Blacksmith
Tools, Groceries, SC, Sc, Sc
A. BLOCK & son.
Washington, Ark, April ~. ls41.2OIf
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
REFLECTIONS OF A TAILOR.

DAY hath put OIL his Jacket, and around
liis burning bosom buttoned Il with stars.
Here Nh lay me on the velvet moss
Tha, like padding TO earth's meagre ribs,
Aud hold communion with the things about me.
All mo. how lovely is tho golden braid
That binds the skirt Of nights descending robe;
The iwin'leayesa aulyerlng. on their slsen threads
Do make music like the rurlling satin
As the night breeTss smooth Their downy nap,
Ha. what is this that rses 10 my touch
So like a cushonl Can !, be eabbagel
I,i., il 10, the deeply injured ilower
Which BOYS do fout with; but yet love thee,
Thsu giant rose, wrapped in u green surlout
Doubtless in Eden thou didsl blush as bright
As these thy puny brethren; and thy breath
Sweeiened the fragrance Of the spicy air;
But now thou seeme.i like bankrupt beaG
Strip, Of his gaudy hues apd essences
And growing porlly in his sober clothes,
10 thai swan that rides upon the watsR
Oh no. n is that other gentle bird
Which 10 ths patron Of our noble calling
well remember my boyhood's time,
When these young h.hds first closed upon goose
| have scar upon my ,hltnble, finger
Which chronicles the hour Of Yonng ambition,
Nv father was tailor, aud his father,
Aud my great grandsirs all Of whom we're tailers
They had an ancient goose; 1t was m heirloom
From some temoiet tailor Of our race.
4 am not certain, bat think twas he
Whe through misfortune was unfortunate
No matter; lis u Joy 10 straighten out
Ones limbs, aud leap elastic ifem the counter
Leaving the petty grievances Of earth,
The breaking thread, the din Of olashinE shears
And all the needles that do wound the spirit
KniekaLocksr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28


c.nrll ofrssces IN ON rlsn.-'ihe clam
Of the present age 10 more enlightenment than liz
predecessors is sometimes doubted. When We
meet with such pluekings from the pages Of hisie'
~ as those Ia the annexed paragraph (which We
have found in the n. O. Evening Mercury We
are disposed to agree With those who think that
our claim is an honest nnr,
At III. time Blackstone wroio his Commenia.
ries, in l76s. no less than leo offences were pun
ished with death. In the reign Of Gsorge |, 1t was
a capital offence TO hfesh down the mound Of a
6sh pond. whereby any f-h NIGH, escape, OF To cut
down cherry tree iuan orchard. itsasa capt
tai ofitnos to steal Handkerchief, OF ether iriis
rom the person privately, or nom shop, goods td
the amount Of S.. i.olmshead says that not les
than % 900 died by the haads Of the eseeniionsr
during the reign Of Henry VIII; at the tate o
1000 year. A majority Of these wefe executed
for religious and political offences. Darng th'
tniddle Of the reign Of George I'LL, the capital pun
ishmenls ia London were truly melancholy "ssef,
sr wseks there used to bs pubic procession ffeu
Newga,e to Tybura Of iron fifteen 10 twenty efim
inals, chiefly youths, aud a, the drop, they wen
all suspended a, one time"
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
SADDL ERY. STATIONARY,
oUEENSWARE, TINWARE,
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS,
SHOES AND GROCERIES.
&c, A,r.. &c.

Together with as general an assortment Of good
as has bsrn offered lor ssr N this market, to which
they particularly invite tho attention Of purchaser.
Fulton, May /, isli.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
ferer and dgue Piils.

nR. lett has lusi teceiycda few Lo,
~ Of vegetable pills tor Tie cure Of Inn,
,n''i"hi Fever, with general s,.otiment
'',,n h"dieiner' shirh be- Will low lor cas-
Washington, May Dlh, Isia. ~"
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
ja,ae's syue Pills.

A positive eurs for fever aud sgus. chill, ,nd
fever. intermittent fever, SC. Thee pill. Ar,
warranted 10 cure fever snd sgue, and ~h.n the
directions arc followed, aud a cure - not effected,
the money will BE- returned
I-All the above preparations are prepared only
By DE. d. Jn,t, Wholesale Druggist aud Chemist
No. : south Third street, pbIladplphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28

Warranted, Il strictly applied according 10 III,
directions, 10 change the hair from aHy other colo
ioa beautiful auburn " perfect jet beck, Wiihou
staining the skin.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28

For liver complaints, aundiee, dyspepsia, issers,
nervousness. mpunly Of the blood. inilammalons,
easivsness. pains IN lbe head. breast SIDE, back
aud limbs. female diseases, &c, &c, &c, aud
whenever an speuenl Alternative, Of puI.auye
msdeine may be required A very safe aud naiu.
ahe family medicine. ITSee Directions aud
Remarks On Li,sf eamplsin,
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28
JaNne's Ilalr TonIr.

This valuable preparation excite. the ,cslp 10 a
new aud healthy action, cleanse. 1t from sonrf
and dandfut, prevents the lair fIom falling on,
cures ihese erup,ise diseases which oiisn appear
upon the head, and 10 a majority Of eases pro.
doces fac growth Of new hair. II also gives
the hair a rich, glossy, aud beautiful appearances,
uurqualled by any other article Of the kind.
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tention to the young lady, one thousand dol
lars to aid him in rescuing her from her moth
er.
Since writing the above, we learn from pas
sengers in the stage, that on Friday night the
mob had increased in number, and that Davis
and Danielson had been obliged to leave the
city to save their lives. Upwards of 600 per-
sons assembled in front of Mr.. Goldman S
house, ard were about commencing acts Of
violence, when he came out and made speech
to them, vindicating himself, and the mob left,
satisfied with his explanation of his connec-
ton with the affair.
The Portland Argus Of Saturday. says:
"a Committee of investigation left the city
yesterday afternoon for New York, TO examine
into the circumstances of the removal of Eli en-
Tuttle by her mother, and also as to the de-
signs entertained upon her future welfare
The Committee consists Of Messrs. Joseph
Adams, Royal Williams, Geo. r. Davis, and
John T. Smith. The public will "breathe
freer and easier" till these gentlemen report.
All parties are willing to await the result.
"Since writing the above we have seen a
Bulletin from the Mayors Office, stating that
the City Solicitor had been directed also to
lend his aid to all the necessary investiga-
TONS"
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings of the several Towns and Plan
tations in this State are requested to send
Delegates to a Convention to be holden at
AUGUSTA on WEDNESDAY TuR rwEasex-
FOURTH DAY OF MAY NEXT vssi.
To nominated candidate to be suppssscc y
the Wing party for Governor for tho e. ,ag
political year
To choose two Delegates at larges g. TIE
National Wing Convention, for the noglin>-
ton of candidates for the Presidency sud
Vice Presidency, to be held at Philadeips. \ on
the seventh day Of June next:
To choose two candidates for Electors at
large, in the Presidential election:
And TO act upon any other business that
NAV come before the Convention.
Every town and organized plantation is re-
luested to send one Delegate-towns having
one thousand inhabitants by the census of
1910, are requested to send two delegates
towns having two thousand are requested to
send three, for each additional thousand in
habitants to send an additional Delegate.
By order of the Wing State COMMITTEE.
March g. 1913.
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Terms of Advertising in the Daily Tri-
bune.
Wing Congressional Convention.

The Wings of the several Towns and Plan
tations of the Fourth Congressional District,
are requested to send delegates to Conven-
ton, to be holden at the City Hail. in Bath, on
Tuesday, the Odd day of May next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of choosing delegate
to the National Wing Convention, to be hold
en- at Philadelphia on the seventh day of June
next, and also to select Candidate to be sup
ported, for Elector from this District, and to
act upon such other business as may come
come before the Convention.
Each Town and Organized Plantation will
send one delegate, Towns having 1000 in
habitants two delegates, and one delegate for
every additional five hundred inhabitants
until the number amounts to 3000-towns hav-
ing more than 5000, one delegate to every ad-
ditional 750-adopting the census of 1910 as
the basis.
BY order of the Wing County Committee.
Bath. April Goth, lS4S.
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Mob in Portland.

The greatest excitement exists in Portland,
caused by the abduction, by her mother, of
young lady, highly accomplished, and posses
sing many friends in that city. The mother
is said to be the keeper of house of ill-fame
in the city of New York, and has before made
the attempt TO gain possession Of her daugh-
ter, as many suppose for the worst of purpo
ses, but has failed. On Monday evening last
however, with the assistance, as is alleged, Of
a constable named Danielson, she succeeded
by some pretence or other in getting her
daughter into a carriage and in carrying her
to Saco where they took the cars on Tuesday
for New York. On Thursday night, after the
affair had become known, the indignation of
in open acts of violence. The house of Geo.
r. Davis, who, we believe, is an uncle of the
young lady, with whom she resided, and who
is supposed to be accessory to the abduction,
was assailed. and the windows broken in with
stones and hoop poles. Danielson's house, al
so, was treated in the same way. An attempt
was also made to set the houses on fire. The
Mayor endeavored to preserve order, but in
vain. Some demonstrations were also made
against the residence of X. A. l.. Goldman,
Esq, who is accused of giving council to the
mother. Mr.. Goldman comes out in card,
challenging investigation of his conduct.
It is said that one of the citizens of Port
land offered young man who is paying at
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hoods, in denying the suppression of Gen.
SCOTS letters, now produced. He assailed
Mr.. Marcy. and defended Gen. Scott. He
was interrupted by Messrs. McLane and Hen
".
An animated debate sprung up, in which
Messrs. Stephens McLane, Cobb, and billiard
participated.
1t was said that the administration was
afraid to trust the House with copies of letters
from the army, because their contents would
be learned in Mexico, yet they were sent 10
Gen. Pillow, and were used in open court in
Mexico.
Mr.. Stephens moved to amend the resolu-
ton by including all the war correspondence.
Adopted. Mr.. billiard moved to exclude
Mr.. Marcy's last letter, written four days after
the House called for the correspondence.
Lost. The resolution to print 10000 copies
was then adopted. Adjourned.
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the instant this is done the King of Denmark
is to be informed that should he in retaliation
of the step taken by the German powers, stop
the passage of the Sound, the Russian forces
would Immediately advance into the Danish
territories, and vigorously prosecute the war;
The Duke of Augustusburg and Prince We'll
damar arrived here yesterday from Berlin, and
Immediately left for Konigsburg .
The Duke brings the orders for the Prus-
sian troops to enter Schleswing pursuant to
this order. Two prussian battallions have
been directed to advance, but it is stated that
they will have to await the arrival of cavalry
and artillery, provided no attack be made up
on any partIhis his own territories.
POLAND.
The news from Warsaw confirmed the re-
ports of the different movements in the King
dom of Poland. Letters from Warsaw of the
first April state that no outbreak had taken
place in that city, but that the inhabitants
were in a state of great fear.
The konigsburg paper of March %, brings
the following important news from the Russian
government. The Bridge at Koronow is now
ready as commanded by the Emperor in Koro-
now, there are 3 Corps d'Armee amounting
to "a, 900 men who are to advance on Poland
upon the I'd of April. $4,000 are to enter and
occupy Warsaw and the Austrian frontier, acd
5000 the Prussian frontier at every post
Cossacl1s are stationed in order to accompany
certain parsonage who travels incog.
ITALY.
All remains quiet at Rome.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Is. There have been in
dications of improvement in trade. These indica-
tons will be found in the improved tone which the
Produce Market has come up to within the last
two or three d.ys and particularly on the recovery
of Cotton.
In the Corn Market more active feeling was
evinced, and at yesterdays market there was good
attendance of buyers, and fair business transacted
at advance upon every article Flour-best
Western Canal 26s cd 27s Richmond and Alex
andria 26s 26s cd. Philadelphia and Baltimore
26s 26s Cd. New Orleans and Ohio OBS Cos
Canadian 25s CTS.
Cotton after further declines of lid per h., the
market has manifested greater firmness and the last
depression has been recovered. The sales for the
week ending last eAening amount to $3.50 bales,
of which 1910 are Upland at l-2 a 5; 1890 Orleans
at I-8 5 3-4 6 1-2. 800 Alabama, Mobile
5-8 4 IL and $50 Sea Island at l2 Is; 5000
bales taken for export but specul alton.
stock in port is estimated at 343 900 bales against
5000 same time last year. The American quality
now cleared amount to 1877 600, being decrease of
ZOO bales
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Murder in Boston.

A Waterman, named Estes, was shot in Bos-
ton, about o'clock on Tuesday morning,
while endeavoring to arrest two thieves, who
were pursued by another Waterman, who had
discovered them leaving store which they
had broken open. Estes had seized one of
them, when the man turned on him and put a
pistol to his breast and fred. The other dis
charged his pistol at the other Waterman, Mr..
KimbalD who was coming up, but the charge
missed him. One thousand dollars reward
has been offered by the Mayor for the detection
of the villains.
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Special Notice.

This is to certify that have hut ONE AGENT in Bath
L and that Mr.. ALBERT G. PAGE is my only agent
the sale of my Genuine Sarsapar,Ha T. Tomato Bit
ers and OF her medicines and all persons wishing
tices of this kind will be sure get the genuine by
calling on him. FREDERIC BROWN.
Boston, Feb, 1S48.
N. B.-Beware of counterfeits and imtationS-the
maj ket is full of Them. lyd9G-lyoaml9
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MI AR II he d.

In Salisbury, Mass, by Rev. Mr.. Sawyer, Mr.. CHAs
H. BRIGHr to Miss EMILY DOLE, both of Boston.
No Doleful strain does your attention claim
We sing of those whom Hymen's bands unite
A Joyous lay--beeying like their name
The days they spend on earth will all be Bright
To make them such may many bright sans RISE
For their success most earnestly we pray.
Now, we intend to go and do likewise!
Directly, too-aveidng all delay.
For further information the Times
of the last week-so here we end our rhymes
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SECOND HAND TUFTS PATENT HAND
N PRESS-frst rate order and little used. Platin il
"a by Sc inches. Sold to make place for a Power
Press. Application to be made Immediately. Terms
liberal.
Apply at "The Tribune" Office.
Bath, April 26, 1S4S
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NEW ORLEANS, April IS. IsAS.

NEW OhLEANS, hprll 10, 1910.
Cotton-Arved during past three days, 1855 bales ),
exported 3335 bales stock on hand and on ship board
253374 bales Sugar-Ar 1912 hhds cleared 43O hhds.
Molasses-Ar 1883 bbls; cid 25 bbls. Tobacco-Ar
pa hhas; cid SO hhds stock hand l4411 hhds.-
Flour-Ar 5597 bbs cid 439l bills. Grain-Ar 400
bbs and 1868 sacks Cern te66 bbs and sac of Oats
1887 do Wheat; cid 45S0l sacks Corn. Pork-Ar 800
hhds 64e5 bbs and 2O4 900 Tbs in bulk cid 1898 bbls
Peef-Ar 23l bbls cid 80 bbls. BaconAr 9O4 casks,
1872 bbls and 5000 cid 875 casks. Lard-Ar 1891 ties
and bbls, 1920 kegs cid equal to 25650 kegs Baggng
and Bale Rope-Af $40 terces Bagging and 600 coils
Rope Lead-Ar 9747 pigs cid 674l pigs Hemp-Ar
Isl bales cid 60 bales Lme-Anoher cargo has been
received which is selling in small ors The rates are
ST. 81 10 81 so " cask for Thomaston, &c. according to
quantity Freights-The foreign Freight market is full
ly sustained, though wht ut much activity, and 9-l6d
P ID for Cotton Liverpool appears now to be the on
y rate in either Am Br Ships with three further en-
gagements Of the former since our last report we also
notice Am ship taken for Glasgow ut 1884 The
dull of the Cotton market renders Freghts TO Eu
rope rather Inactive and it is probable that there will
not be much done until the steamers letters come to
hand No material change in Coastwse Freights. In
port, 90 ships, Al barques, 90 brigs, As schs.
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COMMERCIAL.

BOSTON, April %, 1882 P. NJ.
Flour-The demand for the retail trade is fair, and
Yesterdays prices continued. Genesee good common
brands Sc 37a 10 so; Michigan 81; st Louis 25
Ohio l2A 20 25; Southern IS 20 27a " Dbl. Corn
Very little doing in Corn, and market remains dull
Yellow flat 50 10 53c, and White 4S a 4yc; New Or
leans at auction As "a 4Sc y bu.
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Peter 7. Homer, Esq, of Boston, went out
in the steamer Washington as bearer of de-
spatches to Paris, and carried the joint resolu-
tions of Congress sympathizing with the peo-
pie of France.