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HOGL WOOD HOUSE,

Eastern Shore Of AFobHs Bau-7sa Miles Southeast Of
the OF of Mobile
FS'HiS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort, having IN
Il dergOne many alterations and additions the frH3p
past winter, is open tor he reception of visit Rs5a
This house is bluff forty feet above the 4sA
eve Of the Ray and open the beeZes from every deC.
ton. Its dry and healthy atmosphere With The fine Salt
Water and Slower Bathmg-Amusement of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors aud Wines and
Table with the best the market aitofdsBrds Fresh Fish
and Oysters in abundance, render of the pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country,
There lowpnessu boat making two trips daily,
Meeting with the NewOreans boats.
In addition to the main building number Of neat Got
lies at convenient distance and where they be retired
and free from the usual hustle Of a hotel,
CHARGEs
Pog W
ReT Week gl
Children and Servants half price
WILLARD FREEMAN.
HoiyI5Ood Baldl5iH county. ala s20lm
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ouT900n,
LAYING returned to the CITY of New Orleans from his
H tour in the North and East is prepared e41ssse-
TO perform all operations appertainnE to the
TEETH and has become acquainted withU FyEl,4tNA
the best mode Of operating approved by the NlII-lJ
College of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Md. His price
for operations are in proportion to suit he times sl6
TOoTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. hIENSING'S
TOQTH-dCHE -ELLXIR, or no charge. &B- Office
CARONDELET STREET, ID door below Girod st.
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me FRRNoH LuoTNA ooRnIAL-

,, U, u. IdTbes RestOrdtiD6 drops,
VI VIE lNNARIAhlE SUCCESS of these Drops in
cases of ImpoteBcy has gained for them just celebrity.
70 those who, by of venery pOutOn,
havs brought themselves Premature mpOteney lnvOl-
untaIy Seminal Emissions, General Debility, Weakness
and Storytelling of the Genital Organs Nervous Affections
or any other consequences of unTesaned indulgence of the
sensual passions, these Drops are strongly recommended
rms dreadful practice (Unansm) depression
owness OF spirits with peculiar fits of melancholy and les
sens both mental and bodily capacity.
k1 The only Agency in the United States is al No. 10
CARONDELET Street, between Canal and Common Sts
NeWOTeans sign of the Esoulapius Statue. 81 ly
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BILOXI HOUSE.

NHIS establishment will be opened for the reception OF
a Vsten on TUESDAY. May 18th. The premises r4h
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel k1
offers inducements TO persons in search OF health ~
fort OrpeasUe equal If nOtsupeTOT any public hOUo
the coast II occupies central position in the pleasant
and delightful village Of BiOx-Of easy from New
OHeaE3 The green iwaTd in 'front.' Of the house is over two
magnolia and mulberry The able viii be supplied
with the nNunes OF the and Of the New OnsanI
market Attached to the house wi bs found Bah Houses
Stables and Bar Room suppsl with the best Wines aad
LlgaOn also good Billiard Table.
tesons wishing 10 secure rooms, will please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi aud forward their communications by
the Biloxi packets there but U mail peg week.
myl5 JOHN w. NIXON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-27

PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1851 feel free 10 recommend
Dr. DAVIS syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from expert.
ence OF rs beneficial effects in my own Csse have been
tended with weakness OF the breast and sensation
At the stomach, accompanied with dyspeptic symptoms.
Last spring, having attack of II, recommended by
acquantaI who had been cured BY Dr. Davss Syrup
to Try it.. did and relieved by il in less than
bottle. Its apparent good effects were immediate.
JOHN u. ORAn. Ladies'. shOemakaI. 10 Race %.
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
PTELApELPHIA, June 70 lSi6-l can highly recommend
Dr. Days's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from know
ledge OF its virtues My wife had been affected for long
time with weanes and pain the breast the OF this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her The symptoms
would after time and all occasions the relief
asspeedy as in the FIST place Il six months since
she has been Tree of the affection consider it
mend most valuable medicine lis siren thenng effect
has been very great in addition relieving the breast
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MEDICAL.

nR. J. BENsAD ON-Offos and Residence, No. 1877
II Canal Street. between Phlppa and Circus sl iy7 3m
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lEOt GIe GSGeTH empire Dayton, OHIO, flU29
MR. j. f. H0wELLs-SiT; II affords me much pleasure
lungs has been entirely removed BY the one half bote
of DR. Davs's Syrup of Wild Cherry aud Tar which Won
and Others advised me use You safely recommend
the Of the above named Syrup for Coughs Colds AZ
most excellent remedy KOun TesDect'ly WV PHILLPs
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NEwTOwN, 9th mo- 80 1884 young man OF my ac.
quaintance has aken your Syrup and has been perfectly
cured he abOed under the consumption for than three
and took great many kinds Of medicines and
under the medical treatment of three Of the eminent
physicians in this county but received benefit until he
took Dr. Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar and imme.
diaey commenced getting better and is well and
hearty This statement received from himself his nameis
Henry t. GOdshak, WaImnsteT township, Bucks county
Pa. He IS known all the county-is poor aboring
man. and cannot be denied that the Syrup saved his life
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~ Merchants, from different sections Of the county,
give The most gerng Of the universal popularity
and efficacy OF Dr. Daviss Syrup, under tbeir notice.
hubeT OF them, witnessing its virtues have regularly sold
on eohditOn that if il did not give sasecOn the price
should De returned and Of them has had appca.
uon 70 return the money. This speaks volumes in favor Of
Me pediqne We append few extracts from oTders, as
verbal accounts we freQuantly hear
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nd H
JOHN STROUD & 90.
1A6 COJtOh Street, bsttoseR CdrOndest and BarOHHa
MARBLE MANTBiL 1PfECEs, ENAM.
w ELLED CRATES MONUMENTS d. ~
TONES, ToMB SLABS, GRAVE STON ELS, 81 HI n
and MARBLE, in all iI different yarstes Il0l
THOMASTON LIME, CALCINED PLAS NIL
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- ~
Lie CEMENT, PLASTERING HAIR
WHITE s AID ; ENGLISH, PENSACOLA soAa
and PlTTsBURG FIRE. BRICK, mys
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4 VUIAIlIV1 WdYIMB eAlHTloHUd,
L. above iHfdkibts remedy for all Diseases q9E.
pertaining to the EYE. Opthalmia, of yeaIs' e=SS&
standing cured in IL weeks the Tear in the 3his
Eye OF years, cured in 10 weeks a of this ~
city being stone blind for months restored the sight
Of one eye in weeks gentleman who always used specs
Tor 90 years by using only drop enabled read the
newspaper without them by oandelght, hours after In
n9mmauOn OF days cured bV single drop 1t gives
bnlla1ey 70 the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
LHARL Els StreeL anl7 LIZ
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.aRoter CurePalptation OF the Heart and Consumption
OF the Lungs relieved by Dr. Dayss Compound Syrup of
Wild Gerry and Tar: PHILADELPHIA April 8, 1546.
For four five weeks of last winter troubled with
cough attended with great ghtness and in the
breast and frequent violent papation Of the heart Toe
cough harassing a prevent from sleeping
great deal of the night and weakened that degree
that was obliged frequently during the day to leave
work to rest myself My physician pronounced my lung
affected, and began to entertain serious appTehensOns that
would not get well again AT this time Dr. Daviss Syrup
OF Wild Cherry and Tar recommended to me. In two
three days use of it, the oppression and pain in the breast
greatly relieved and by the time had taken four bot
the cough entirely cured and my general health and
strength restored. The pGpaton Of the heart with which
had been severely troubled for years almost gone
feel little of occasionally with over eXerton. The relief
OF the papitaOn has been great that 9m confident
bottles more of the medicine would have entirely re.
moved it. HENRY NIcKERsoF 100 John street.
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WI WIN me expressed intention Of publishing no certificate
WhOut good authuny Tor its truth To that ns we avn
adhered rejecting all certificates for the auhentctv II
which we have not had the most responsible gngante THE
following forwarded by respectful s OmggiSt Nj,
HOWels, of DAYTON. Ohio. sel,L' NII'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-27

VNT c. RAYMOND. FAMILY GROCER, II O1mr
Wv STREET. Hu24
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u s Sook IS one OF the most eminent physicians in
Oeu states and was the attending physician of Joseph
bGnapaIte ezking OF Spain, during ali his residence in
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,P,i LTEon Mr. JOAN y; Mgrgan DTugg!st.l
81 Jan l2, lS47 The Syrup OF Wild Cheuy
nas given great satisfaction 10 those who have usel
~. AoH OF one instance Of permanent of Asthma
least sA gIoce year"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04
From The Baltimore Clipper
IHt, STOPPING POINT

II is usual for those in office denouuce proscrp ion
and for those who hope to get in insist renrm-
1t Is difficult matter fer both parties to agree the
medium course OF eqnazng the public offces-and vet
that would appear 10 Be the proper stopping p int In
numerical strength both parties nearly equal, and
yet it hasbeen customary for twenty years past To
have large majority of the public offices menopoizrd
by the members Of one party. Indeed, the principle
has not only been WED but acted on that 'to h vic
ors belong the spois and hence political contests have
been waged for the benefit ofnilice-hoders and seek
than for the maintenance Of great principles.
When General Taylor was before the people as can
didale for the Presidency, distinctly understood
that he was opposed oproscrption. although % could
have entertained the absurd idea that he would retain
all ncunbenis in office. lie pledged 10 administer
the government fairly and for the public Interests and
20 do This it known that he would necessarily have
to remove many pabic officers from their stations thai
ne two parties might be more equally represented in the
public service. Has he exceeded this duly and thus Vi
oIaed his pledges? This is charged against him BY the
Union and other papers opposed to him-but we think
that the charge has been heeGessy made, and that it
cannot be sustained.
According the National Wing there are ffty thans-
and public ofices-of which number that paper states
that least forty thousand were Of the democratic
party, at the time Of Gen. Tayl1rs election and three
thousand wings. The comparison Of these officers is also
stated ~ The hIg, being ss than twenty to nine
IN favor Of The democrats. Taking these statements as
correct 1t would seem to be the duty of government to
reduce the disparity both in numbers and compensation
by making equitable distribution of public favor
Against preceding Of this kind there he Just
cause OF complaint for party possesses exclusive right
to TIE public offices aud emoIumens. When the fifty
thousand Ulcers fthe country shall have been distributed
somewhat equally between the two parties, and the gov
eminent Shd. Sill continue to remove, it will lie time
nough to complain of prescription, and to accuse The
President with having violated his word As the Presi-
dent 1t the whole people, aud the mere head Of a
party, he is bound 70 do justice all parties; and this
we presume he will do however loud may the camours Of
the interested OF harsh the denuncations Of lis oppo
Deuts. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04
A GOOD DAUGHTER

good dughter There are other ministers of 1--we more
conspicuous thanse but none to hch the gentle1 love
her spirit dweS, and whcls the hearts warm re-
antaIs more Jnyuly respond There is such thing as
c,mPafaye estimate Of PARENTS love for another
child There Is little which lie needs to covet to whom
The treasure OF good child has been given But sons
occn alton and pleasure carry him abroad and he resides
more among temptations which hardly permit affection
mat Is following him perhaps over half the globe to be
unmngied with anxiety until he time when he comes ID
r4nquls the shelter Of his father. roof for one of his
own while good daughter is The steady light Of her
parents house.
Her idea is ihdisslnbly connected with that of his
happy PRESIDE She is his morning sunlight and evening
sar- The grace vvaciiy, and tenderness of her sex
nave their place in the mighty sway which she holds
over his spirit The lessons of recorded WISDOM which
ne READS with her eyes. come to.his mind with new
charm as blended with the beloved melody of her voice
lie scarcely knows WEAKNESS which her sing doth not
make hun forget, or goom which is proof against the
young brightness of he: smile. She is the pride and or
haent OF his hospitality the gentle of his sickness
and he constant agent of tlose nameiess numberess
acts OF kindness which chiefly have rendered
because they are unpretendng, but expressive proofs Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04
Sugar. .FzO{NSSPS, Sc.

IN HHDS. \. D. Sugar, part prime,
~ do do Molasses,
10000 lbs family cured Bacon.
$50 pairs heavy Brogars, for Canallers,
lOIOlbs MAYORS Cast Steel from :square and octago
to inches.
100 kegs Blasting Powder.
i do nuponi's Rifle do
tons Weaver's Iron, assorted,
rs do Tredegar. all sizes
1000 l6s- mass and stick Lquorce, best brands,
$500 do Stuart's Loaf Sugar
1000 Do crushed and powdered do
GROI I'D and LUMP PLASTER, for sale by
April lo-ts GEO. BAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04
FiSHIO.NS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER lS49
JUST RECEIVED BY
j. u. EDWARDS.

FEU DOORS .1BOTE MEMS GU.4TKLN,S
md OPPOSITE S.fNCEL B. TKJRLLAN"S
}. b. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal patronage ex
tended to him previous to his copartnershp with w F
Lee. and during that time. and world inform his friends
and the public generally. that he has taken the busis
ness into his hands, and hopes they will continue
'helT custom with him. All care possible will Re taken
70 nave work lntrusjej TO him, dome as well asst
San De done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS
Sept. l4-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04
DEFALc ATIoNs.-A letter from Washington says

1t said that several Of the parties who have been
turned out Of lce have suppicated Father Richie not
10 mention their being afraid the administration
would dvul.e the causes which led their dismssas
Il Is matter well known that defacaons have been
discovered among officials to great extent. When
Congress meets the information can be called for and
will. doubtless. be promptly furnished 1t will then be
discovered that Of the of prescription
are those Of persons who have dishonesty used the
committed 10 their charge-.NorfoK Beacon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04

Day when this Clio ous republic longer be pro-
perry ypifed by the bundle Of rods which. Sc
7araley fra enough. but which together be
broken. and when the motto f Purbus Unuri' shall
to be hers.
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l. q Z q IL . .

81 barrels mountain 'yhi>kcy-5n barrels old whskey-
- barrels apple brandy 10 barrels madeira wine-i0 ba
ri. Malaga Nine-l0 pWes French brandy pipes fin
Lr4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04
Old Anker Boiling Cloths,

sI'HE subscribers have hand large stock Of Old
AuNcr B1ltia= CotlS, roin no t, To- which war
'Intcd genuine sale Those in Will do we'll to
sc Us call 6cto. purchasnEa. determined sell
az Low prices. PETERS y STIGLER.
MAY 2l-tS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04
NEW CON ERIN,
THEsAEY 81 TAYLOR

2 1t he OLD ST.lND IF BREAN'TS. TLNSLI
KH1.(FEYFYsf- I'u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-04

Nt NOW rrT'eIvlnC large ana well assorted stock
a. Groceries. Liquors Dry Goods, &c,
Cllt.tAfiua- in 1,nlt m HE h,onrilc nl.LicLes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06
Il I @ II III o " D NJ "A KETs

+
TOBACCO Receipts very ligbt-prccs steady
Weqnote export LUIS 81 aud 81 Manufacturing do
&la5l l.raf. cnmm,n S1las6 and & j middlins tia
d > good aud ine S7aSlu. New. in hhds. from s.,
to s, J; nes laasc Lugs 81 to So sood ST Ia 80
FLOUR, The receipts continue moderate Tor the
season. Sales of Richmond superinc ut $500 SEQ
ville brands 81
WilFAi-Rceeipls arc increasing. and the supply
IS now ample Neqloe ned Al 81 81 %; White 81 %
n Sllo-fhr latter ft very far Article
WHEAT oFFh..-Btan l2l cts Shorts cents;
brown stnts = cts, ShrSlulls 10 cents per busht
Demand fair and stocks light.
CoRN-Weqootr ConN At s. 81 cts. per bushel
cox MEAl.-6O u 65 els per hushel.
oAis.Ne' much dung, We quote 33,35 cents per
h"seel ms The selllns Wlce
6lANp aeooa $40 per tn of 1000 his; Peru
ivan s' Tor five TONS Of mor Is for smaller quantities
say iran | To- TINS
WlllSkEN Rehmand tectied 2s cts. in barrels.
with god dona1d Cincinnati reea6ed in bills J..
nnne in market
PROVISIONS
We quote Smlhhe'd ard city cured Bacon n, : !
cents. hog round; Nesefa sides 6aGa conts; shoulders
3 cenis. Hams L y locts Lard, IN bids. : ,tst
IN kegs - cents. The demand for Bacon u all kinds Is
small.
BUTTER Mountain. frkin. la Is cts pr h. Tor a
superior articles an Ordinary Article may be quoted at 10
H. cents.
CoFFEE.-Priees continue stationary with light
stocks Of all descriptions. aud limited demand. We
quote RIO at q l0Elaguayra % 10Y; Java 10 n
1T els.
MoLASSES.- market continues very bare Of
good. We quite Cnha al 22a25 cis Nav Ofloans % n
so Is; 2 Rco 26 80 .. la good demand,
flANNEfD 81 le-none arriving
SIGARS--We continue the quotations Of last week,
rcmarklng. that with gradual reduction at sne,s prices
are tmer; say Now Orleans 5. g; poro Rico a :;
81. Grlix -.
fEAs.-lmpcrla and Gunpowder 80 cts ( per h.
aud din
CLONERSEFD Sales At 81. s. per bushe
BEEsWAN-22 to % cts. per pound
tOAl-loto Is cenis per bushels hest Clover Hill
Is cents
GANDI ES.-Wo quote iaow Candles II cents.
and wanted at these lales; Ilu's patent ie; paapseo
adanaotloe 30 81; speru.s eti 10 cents; Cincinnati
adananiine 2Sl.
FEATHERS 80 a 80 c,s per H. far geese
lllDES-Grecn sailed > cenls per H.; Calf sailed 81 J
cents To- 81 each; Spanish ID ii cents.
lRDN-Pig Iron 81 tn33o according In quality;
Swei's i95 per tons English sos lred, gar Il ehmnnd
manulaetry 500; up Count, Bar So So accord
ing In quality. Nails /.
SAiI-lasl sales at wharf were made nj 81 81,
none arriving, from store The prce is 81 10 Ia ST d.
FRElGnrS
To london 21s Cd Liverpool pa Cor large shjpsthese
rates have been recently paid bot the shipping season l.
getting over, and linle uhaccn remains nn hand
New Nott-Flonr per bh l2i eis Coal 4 }a5c. per
bnshcli lobseco s. per hid boNes 10 els.
lasnn-t'onr . cents; coal. shipping; Tobacco
per hid, ~ 5o;baNes . rculs
Baltimore Coal > cenls.
Phadelph a-flnur - cents; 'robacco s., per hid =,
% cts lur boxes; Coal cents per bu,lel, fbadlpha
measure
On The CaaaI-'ro Iyochburg and intermediate pIa
ces ~ cents per le0lbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06
RALIINlORE. Nnr. 30

BALTIMORE Nov. 80
EXCnANGE-We quote S'orIiog Bills at s. to Q
per prem.
CAI"TLE-The supply of Beevcs at the Scales on
Monday fell considerably short Of the number oGered last
week, and prices ruled something higher There was
ony small lot sold at The higher figure, being consider
ed Of extra quality The offerings reached 400 head ol
Beeves. Of which no were sold to city butchers and
packers. 900 were leftover unsuld and 10 d
to Philadelphia. Prices rangei from s. % to s. 50
on the hoo equal 10 5Oa6 IS net, and Averaging 81 10
gross.
HOGS-Io the e,rly part of the week the market
was quite laugnd owing 10 the uncommon warmth
of the season. Since ilen the weather has been
suited for curing, and packers have entered up
on their duty with much spirit. We quote from 81 10
81 25
FEATHERS We quote from 80 TO SO CTS.
FLOUR-We have 10 note decline of p cts. per Dbl
since our last Weekly Report On Saturday there WAS
sale al 81 93' On Monday sales Of 100 BIDS We're
made al 81 S7A' On Tuesday and "Wednesday slme
$500 bbs. sold at 81 Is. To-day there sales
to the extent Of two car!oes, export. AT 81 10 Most
holders however refuse To sell al 81 75 and are firm at
81 s7i.
sUsQUEHANNA FIGURING note s,les by re-
tail at 81 81
RYE FLOUR-Sales of Is, at SO 81.
CORN MEAI.-Sales of Baltimore barrels al s.
WiiEAT.--1'he market opened on Monday with full
supplies, under the influence OF which and declining
Flour market, prices yielded lutte. The sales of fair
10 prime Md. and Va Reds made at 95a 90 cents
and for very choice parcels l0 and lO2 cents. TIE
market presented variation from these rates Tues
day and "Wednesday, To-day the sales offar good 10
prime Nd. and Va. reds making at 95a 90 centsand
have heard Of sales higher. Sales Of white " heats
TO day. not suitable FIR family -four. at IO3aW cents
we quote family flour Whites at 03tll2 cents. A saa
Of good Penna While made TO day for Boston mar
ket al 10 cts.
CORN-1'he new crop of Maryland Com is coming
forward feely,whe the supplies Of old falling off and
becoming Of a secondary Importance. On Monday the
sales Of new white suitable for shipment, made at
so cents, and new yellow at 52a53 cents Wed.
nesday the sales of these descriptions at 80 cents for
white and at 50l52 cents for yellow To-day the sales
Of new white making at 50 cents. and new yellow
50o5 cents, and wequoe accordingly. Parcels of new
Corn, not fit for shipment selling as in condition and
quality at SO 10 46 cents On Monday the sales ct old
white at 5ia56 S. and Of old yellow 59aC0 cts
Wednesday, old white sold 53a51 cents, and
old yellow al Cool cents; to-day quote old white al
56a57 cens. and old yellow at 60 cts
RYE-A sale of Md. to day at So cts
OATS We quote the range of prices at % to 81
cents.
CLOVERSEED.- of 800 bushels prime
heavy NEW, Ga lbs. at 81 G2l; Prime old Is worth
81 30.
IlOPS-ln consequence Of demand In the Eastern
markets, prices here have become unsettled.
PRONlsIONs-Thee has bzcu lillle more ACTIVITY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06
From Washington,

WAsufNGroH, Dec. ,.
HE WING AND DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES
NOMINATIONS FOR HOUSE OFFICERS, Sc.
The Democrat. held caucus YESTERDAY, al which
Mr.. Bowling, If No, presided chairman. Mr. Goth,
of Cav nominated for Speaker the House, aud Mr..
Forncy Of Pennsylvania for Clerk. For Sergeant-ar-
Arms. Newton Lane, # Ky. For D1arkeeper. b. T.
Brown. of Ohio. FIR Postmaster, j NJ. johnson, Of
Virginia.
The Wings have also held caucus, at which Mr..
Winthrop, Of Massachusetts,, nominated lof Speak
or. The caucus then ad,urned until Monday.
News came last night tat the day WAS passed in an
unsuccessful attempt elect Speaker the House Of
Representatives. Cobb yed l02 Yates. but that was
not sufficient 10 ensure his FINAL choice.R.chno,d Er
dmuer, Dee. /.