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NEw CaraoEls CHURCH or ST, BRIDGET, IN
81 he ne,r GathuIie Church Of ST.
Bridget aas Just been completed Il Is built Of
brown stone in the iloFid Gothic style e tae tour
teehth century and is situated on the corner OF ave
nue. and Eighth street. on the east side Of Temp
kins square It + one hundred feet in length, sew
entgiye in BREADTH and fifty -four in heigha from
the floor to the apex Of the arch in the nave ceiling
On the west side fronting the square, are two tow
ers with spires each surm0unted by a cross. The
nave IS separated from the aises By two avenues Of
lofty columns, with foliated caps which are Orna-
mented with beautifully executed designs each de-
scriPtive Of different subject and an combining to
form one harmonious whole. Bishop Hughes was
to preach the conservation sermon last Sunday
bishop McClosky Of Albany, at Vespers, and
~ rather Mathew we understand, in the evening. A
Turkish clergyman, from Constitutional. Is to eel
ebrate High Mass. The building win seat nine
teen hundred people.
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Just received ship Euphemia and for sale in bond by
nB = WOLFF. % GFayier H.
~ - 4. -. -. ......


STAND ALONE, aud am still a candidate for the peo
j Pies BILL POSTING. Thankful 10 those WHO 20
eected and those who did not for he liberal patronage they
gave inc, would wish 10 inform them and al the world ii
general that lu ready al hour post their bills Js
tribute them. Drlc- eit the following places will be al
tended 90: Crescent Office 8 81 Chart- street, Darls OF
ice, 26 Camp street, Delta Office liz Poydrs street. Plea
ynne Job Office II Bank Place; Picayuns COce-huuse
corner St. Charies and Plydias SIS
: gATT'ITEIT pgopa5s paytor
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A SINGULAR MEDICAL CASA late London
paper contains the report Of coroner's jury, in
which certain Charles Thomas Pearce, a hom9o-
pathic practitioner of medicine, was, on the 10th nlt
committed to Newgate to answer the charge of
manslaughter, in causing the death of Richard d.
Pearce, his brother, twho hadsbeen attacked with
cholera,) by starpiag him 10 death The wife
testified to the illness of her hushand-of her en-
poying Or. Harris, who prescribed for hun, but
who was dismissed by her husbands brother, who
said he had taken charge Of the case, For ten
days, during which Pearce attended him. he was
forbid everything except ice water and the medicine
sent to him. All nourislnent was refused him,
though his wife, she testified, earnestly plead Tor
him, and the deceased himself was " continually
cyying far food and complained he 1cas being
starpsd to death ," He got worse every day until
regular practitioner was called in, and slight nour-
ishment administered but he, died the next day
The medical testimony on the occasion, went
strongly to confirm his death by starvation, and
this appeared to be fortified by the disclosures o
a post mortem examination.
." Alter two hours deliberation the Jury returned
a verdict of manslaughter against Charles Thoma,
Pearce, who was at once committed to Newgat,
ON the eoFoners warrant
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sIURAGI3- -. sTnRAHIl.

4 hRLEAhS hAhEitDt Sis .IHgNEinc street, just
~ GbOUe Hliq aud F0Hehe street, betneC iiiG anu
ST. oSsDh-Te subscriber beg- leave inform his friends
te recent improvements, laid in portion Of his principal
Warehouse, expressly for the storage Of coffee, making
very best Warehouse in the city His prceOT storage will
be the last easOn viz: Be- bag mouth. He has
also for the storage Of every description Of Merchandise
ny the hulk of $1,000 barrels which viii always be taken
the lowest rates.
C Tobacco and other merchandise baled a1, repaeked
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ARREsT FOR FRAuD.-George-W Hickman, a
young lawyer Of Baltimore, has beea arrested and
held to bail iuthe sum Of $1,000 ME, His charged
with having procured money and loans on land war
rants to which Were attached forged and fraudulent
powers Of attorney. The charge was preferred by
Judge Denny,
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ANOTHER SOUTHERN FAoToRY We UNDER
stand, says the Columbus fGa.) Times, that mother
lot has been Sold and cotton factory of 5000 spin
dies is to be Immediately erected in this city The
purchaser is Mr.. WIN. II. Young, Of Florida, a
gentleman Of great business capacities, shrewdness
and enterprise So we go; Columbus will be a
Georgia Lowell before long, and some of these days
will beat her Lowell never bod nor can ever have
the advantages with which Columbus is endowed,
for manufacturing purposes. II is significant cir
cumslance,. that q member of a large Philadelphia
house was here hast week, soliciting consgnments
of Columbus Gotten fabrics for his firm in-Phila-
delphia.
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BRO0KLYN WAREH0UsE. COMPANY.

THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
PERS called to the Brooklyn Fiye-proat Warehouse,
the Point opposite New Orleans tor the receipt Of Produce
from the West, and Merchandise from the North, intended
for Te-hpmgut. Having 1850 feet frontage the River
with Wharyus in front OF the Warehouse by which goods
are Immediately conveyed, without dragGge posro TO-
the rcqtteT ample will be onndOr the disolarging of
Siedes, and loading of Ships. Charges fixed very
low rates, Gas per a) and every accommodation offered to
Merchants in the City and Shipper in the Upper Country
It being the wish OF the COMPANY equal the eouveencUs
Of the Atlantic Dock, OF New Yofk.
Persons interested ia the transmitting Of Merchandise
yted to visit the premises Qtee "A P0gdrqs street. Neo
Ori0dRS TIAN Err " CO.. Agents.
Rslaences-J.s r, Geddes, }. W. Stanton s Co, r. F.
b E4n
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Law DEcIsIoN.-The Supreme Court of Yer
mont has decided that firm doing business in an
other State, and which, in the State Of Vermont
made a contract with an inn kecperto furnish him,
by common carrier, spuits which they knew he in
tended to SELL in violation of the license laws of the
State cannot recover the price of such spirits in the
courts of Vermont
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WHEELING BEIDGE.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cisl gives the opinions Of some Of the leading
American Statesmen, in regard to the Wheeling
Bridge Mr. Cprwin is a decided friend to the
brdgeas is every other patriot in the country. He
remained some days at Washington, TO assist Mr..
Elet, the engineer for the bridge, in presenting the
papers to the administration. He has again and
again stated his opinion of the bridge as a great
national work. Thomas H. Benton, when on his
way to Washington recently, examined the bridge,
aud declared, emphaticaly, that should not come
down. Henry Clay, likewise, went on the bridge,
and said that the work isan ornament to the eOuh-
try, and proud triumph of American genius.
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HLINoIs Hoes IN JINCINNATL-Ihe UincIn-
natl Commercial Of the cath ult., says;
We learn that drove of 500 hogs, as large and
fatas any that have been slaughtered here during
the present season, camein last night from lineis,
having been driven entirely through the-State OF
Indiana, and thirty days on the road, A gentleman
who saw them driven through the CeVestown
Bridge, says they looked as fat aid fresh though
they had not been on the road more than an hour.
The low price at which hogs are now held, it seems
to-us, would scarcely justify journey of such ex-
tent The owners, however, may set some value
upon the honors attendant upon the accomplish
mont Of the journey.
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9 CentIneln leI Iilo Gramic.,,


-. - NlIt lAIUIldIIlsl ATBlIsg =
DUBLshED LINDEN Marnzo County la he State d Ala
1aa imHl3ds'gy between he Alabama and obigbe Rysrs,
and Al convenient distance
ifn he Aalaa from either, The
thg
ali sEentive throughout the whole n
The Argda paper already appearance Tor
being enlarged and greatly improved during e5ainE
winter fha subscription t the Ega-perhaps
largest Of any up country paper 10 The sand Numerous aces
made weekly o
Mobile ard NowOans who desire known
secure the trade Of ls the State viii 6nl much their
very reasonable. Address, post paid
ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor and Praprstor
EB Delta and CIetesu, New Orleans Mobile Advertiser and
Mobile Herald aud Tribune viii please copy
buia % ArglH office for payment. t25
PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOLS Second Nligjefpaiify
TT'nE ANNUAL TERM Of this School will commence
l. on the night Of MONDAY 10Th inst, at ialf-Iast &
O'Clock, at the MARSHALL SCHOOL-HOUSE, on St
Mary street between GTod and Julia-and continue for
months. Applications for admission be made Hon.
BALDWIN President OF the Board either of the under
signed or the Pnncpnl OF the School.
J. o. HARRIS, 50 Grayer street }
j. o. PERSON. Orange street, COMMITTEE
81 KENNEDY 92TChouptouas.S og Sm
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pLAKEs FIRE AlNP Wy,AATTIER-PROOF MINE

MORE than One HUNDRED BARRELS Of this Paint have
Iva been sold here the past which has very
general satisfaction to all who have used and the demand
for il Is increasng The Paint Of two coor the Slate and
Chocolate, the latter OF the fashionable muse
aHd Jar moro draJe Than teaa as the weather makes no
impression upon H. whether used upon Brick or Wood
Mr.. Benson, "a Practical Painter Camp street opposite
Lafayette Squared who has used extensively, will mpart
every desired information respecting It.
G. SHELDON, Agent
EB Sold wholesale and retail by a. c. WIfBUR & co,
~ Bank Place. oil 3udNW Z,
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TnnnTAS RKADY.

THOMAS BRADY.
81 CuARTRks. STREET.
n on e first day Of November tive shall remove TO the
st,sg No - Charities street. directly opp Oct5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Crescent Mutual insurance Company
TUE Mercantile and Professional Of Hewoheqns hEey
= bottled that in accordance with resolution Of che Select
gc tie Crescent Mutual nsufanes Compahy Camp street.
desire sbifss Jqqt siasf 6onpaHy about bsiaeoro
gld1S@ JgEL :, jj;P55TI.EEs, JE; N (,
Nv. STANTON, Select Committee,
JOHN BURNS seeramy. nslf
French Language.
The Best Opportunity of acquiring this Useful
hdlOm IS offered
III X EuHbNE EsDA VIII reaae big FEeaeh Evening Glass
HiSpnpis mud oae wishing Join hs Class invited call and
Fr sf pasular' apply hi. oos, No % Dunean's Build.
u Nj T. teaches Double Entry BOOK KEEPING, attends to
h opening adjusting and closing Of Books in he French and Eng
~ ~
international Art Uni on. -
TUE pndsrsgns a7 he pleasure q encouraging the gmsT9
SPLENDID OIL PcTg RES he Ill Of he FrerSh GoyersSl
9pp I az ~ I b eRa r. oIde 70 giys me I ~ ~
Pon the animal g s q q Jagua The b,a'idl en-
and subscriptions received at 81 s, store q
@ m sgisna4 81 PepEe e lE sERAeLLo WINDOW"
' as S Sl 81 rag win De on exhibition ' 's~ days
=, ~ Hermann Lodge No. 90, U. D., A.Y. N
ana Inrorporttod in 1870 Ts Rcyai,r kHsatios ~ W
hi5 LolE are held on Vie second d frhf Tuisys Of NJ
each month at hnltpasi O'Clock f. NJ in Friendship Hail no iJ
Ch9Ilfa1 street. he isyea Of the lodge under th uIsdcton
a a iyI5 ' are i'if E I9 sfh,@ q y' " By
NJ The Books Of the LOUISIANA HsTRIONiC Ass0CiA-
are nos 3D. rtl,e
A. ,I,onf ~ -, - s'e J. itoA 10 n
~ 70 y VI al e STORE Of r. A. TYLER No 80 Camp under
the following Rule and Regulation:
Article 49, Honorary Nts,lr.s ,l, Ga .r,t, e. - ,
fi1e.f -tat -bi.i 49,,
lady or non-res5illt onIyH '' ~ y" l 'A'''
~ -Ls-ll-l ~ ieeluen1
~ !. Q. O. 20 did. Fellows, Rest
Of LD7gg and VAEL7g HI tfe te,rterv II The II n 3 F,
fully fiUnted ts SlsiaIrs Ridge. AZ follows yfz
Do.s d. 'ofirleaaisT jigs,,'S,,, Al IN . mn d, f.
LETTERED LOTS al 81 rsr slgarg f1rt ~ ~ "
VAULTS, OF $40 each,
ID Lodge Jaint propfietor. And member, thereof
$50 each.
Vault he nydIf9r In sIy,paa arrt.-,;,..
Vsut. Ia ls made Il, tF'''"' ''- i's' "
,,,,t0tc ICs ts1,rr,u m "a, =,
eN't'' IL l%Ae5 tefisufeff ~ camp 81
49, =, -
IL Benevolent
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BUGGY and FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE
ID Apply At 20 Natchez street, up stairs MA
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VERMONT ON THE ANNEXATION OF CANADA,
THE SLAVE SUBJEcT, AND HUNGAEY.-The re-
cent session Of the Legislature of this State was,
in,some respects, important Its local legislation
well attended to- but the general affairs of the
nation received consideration, aud resolves were
passed relative to slavery, Hungary, the annexa-
tton ofCanada, etc The following are two of the
resolutions in relation to the annexation of Canada
10 the limited States
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NAVIGATION OF THE HoMoCHITTO.-We learn
from the Natclez Free Trader, that there will be
meeting Of all those Interested in the navigation Of
the Homochitto river, held at Kingston, in Adams
county, on Saturday, 18th inst. Maj Long and the
committees appointed for the purpose at apreviOus
meeting, will make report upon the practicability
Of rendering the rivernavigabie the expense aten-
dant upon the came, and upon all other. matters
with which they were charged. tits hoped that
the committee appointed to solicit subscriptions TO
defray the necessary expenses Of survey, will be
prepared 10 make report
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RE.OPEN'ENG or THE
g CRESCENH ROWIIN(t SALOON

No. 96 St. CHARLES street. q
TENflS Establishment has lately been opened under a New
L Administration thoroughly repaired and renovated and
UNSURPASSED By any Saloon in the city aud those who
JOY the healthy exercise and excitement Of BOWLING, we
say, Gre q Call.
The BAR will always he supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and themOst Gentlemanly Attendants. Olson
INFORMATION W MED III THOMAS DRUM.
L MOND will communicate with The UNDERMINED, be will
hear Of something to his adv vantage Ihesad Thomas Drum
mOnd native of London 7ahOu 2 years Of age, and came
g New Orleans about the Isl of November 1873 in the bark
Rainbow AiachiRsl by Hade had worked y Ihib0danH
tt La and last in This city at he Crescent Foundry. lie
ell New Orleans about the l OF August aud supposed 70
nave gong NJ thcrivr. Any information respecting him viii
ne thankfully received. either person. or h{ etcr3 directed
10 s, 60, JAMES DRllMMONn
IHN nd&W or A. c. JONES, 55 Gr0d It,, N. q.
StgGAlt LIME 500 Lantt ST. Geioveye and Glen's
- Fails SUGAR LIME, for sale by
AZ HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
Ue No W. Magazine street and II Red Stores
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tied, and are as follows

Rescued, by the Senate and House of Representatives
That the brave and patriotic people Of Hungary entitled
10 warmest sympathy in their unsuccessful struggle for
the liberty Of their country against the despOs OF Austria and
Russia and that the cruelty exhibited by the Emperor of
psa in the execution of her hrave generals and patriotic
ministers Of religion, for other than fighting and pray
ing for liberty Of then country, demands the universal con
dUmuatiOn and eXeCration OF all nations
Ind be a tttCT reSdBed, That Is the duty Of the Cov-
of the United States Of. America 10 make solemn
protest against the nlnnau buchery Of he patriots Of Hun
garyby the rant7 Of Austria, iuacOn OF the laws OF
nations, and insult the feelings OF all free States
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MARINE, PAINT, AND TAR on NTANUFAC-
TMRN 0E .AnELHLiIA.

PUTNAM Il 90, 20 Front IcrCe, sole gents for the
- State Of Louisiana, respectfully call the attention of
Captains owners, and ote interested in vessels the sub
Joined card
The undersigned owners and masters of vessels ship.
builders and Others employed in repairs of vessels who have
used the MARINE FAINT manufactured by VIM. Rice,
Of Philadelphia, for the last five years do recommend il fO
its lasting qualities and assbeng the best and cheapest
for the protection Of the bottoms of vessels
from the attacks Of the worm, and also protecting
wood iron from decomposition, either from exposure to
weather uHdeT water:
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II thus appears, from MI ADAMS dlary, that the
cabinet was unanimous on the question in regard
to the territories and that all but Mr. Adams de-
MED its application to states after they are admitted.
1t may be added that the personal relations among
the members Of the cabinet were at that time alto
gether friendly. 1t was during Mr.. Monroes first
term, when he was known to DO a candidate for re-
election with prospect of opposition, and before
the rvalres for the succession had nenated the Sec,
retaries personally. Mr.. Adams and Mr. Calhoun
were especially friendly, and did-nor separate unit
several years afterwards
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CHEAP PAPER BLANK BOOKS AND STA
,I4IIpA 1l{ ..,..4t No. 81 CAMP STREET,
~. Su sIIbers respectful retun thanla their
- friends and the public Orthe liberal pat EtETEFJ
iulFf ltfeloiom bestowed upon them, and EfEiA y
would e5l eeLuily sollcitts continuance, hav- $500
lts now on hand ill and complete stock of NJ 1tf
sS article n ter Inc AID AREDAILY RECENING tREsH
hfir present stock consists in part OF the fol-
T IN, Yi5 ~, Iey oer at the Low market rates;
hl'LANh hOOhS,-Lelgers, Journals Cash, Invoice Ac-
OF the best quality. '' " " ~ ~
COPYING LETTER PREsSEs-yyi,b Rocks and syery
N, Jung eonpieie-ot different sizes aud qualities
BlA Ms custom house Hntre4 and Comners,l Hanks
o. every DESCRIPTION; Bills Of Exchange Notes Drains
etc, etc, in great variety. ~ -'' i'hN7'
Houses in the city. - Sf '''' i'"'''i's
STEEL ENS-Of every mann faeture. rloico g,l ,;
always on hand - ~ ''''''"'
PAPER-Of every descHpnon-Engs French and Amer.
lean manufacture. 1''
INK.-Black, Blue and Red; also Copyng--an extensive
assortment.
INKSTANDS-Of all known kinds
Waters, Sealing Wax, ttus, India Rubber Lead Pencils
Wafer STAMPS RQdgerg PenkniVes aud Erlsers Office
Tape Sand and sand Boxes. Letter Clips, Bill Files
Black Lines, Pen Holders and Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cut
ters, Memorandum Books, Diaries etc. Flc.
HAVING Also COMPLETE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BRIBERY
a the same building are prepared TO execute 0rles for
funlng o Binding in superior style, and Al such prices
cannot lal IN giving satisfaction,
CORSON & ARMSTRONG,
"a uanl 81 Camp street, New Orleans. v
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TIE permanent basis, lg gaHdng circulation Of
n the Gazette nus rendered desirable medium Tor the
Interests Of meEgs s hoHes that do business we hereby anholze
New Orleans ~
EL- Mr. +, found No. ITO Poydtas st. ADJOINING The
1ince Of the Delta. &C HERRfNi d RIVEs pTiuries2.
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n Mining and Manufacturing Com

pany, he npd Am Mining and Manufacturing Com
plny."
Nh Worthingion Committee of Courts : Amend
ing the laws - provide fur The service summons
On agents Ut corporaons.
MI SfOther-T Committee of S, hools f-Purchasing
the cPv right of The clemens Of Agriculture. by J. S
Skinner. for the Of the primary aud academical
schools
JURISDICTION OF CHANCERY COURTS.
bill concerning the jurisdiction OF Cours OF Chanrery
granting hem ''p1wer. proper cas-. ni-rpsr by
w lnct"n g arrest he sale g" any property seiz-d under
execution at the suit uf the heret, noiwis'and-
Inv mat sIc. may have adequate redress at law
fiji the injury complained of' was rad hird tine and
excited sme discussion. 1t was advocated warmly by
Messrs. iUwnes. wing and Perrow, and was opposed
hy Mr. Noncnre of>.
The AYES ant nufs being demanded and taken. the
vote the passage Of the bl sroud-ayeS a. 81.
the Speaker vollug in the negative So the bill re
jecied.
TAN BII.L-RIGHr OF SUFFRAGE.
NJ >uva called til rAe order fthe DAY. being The
o' mp sing taxes f The support d 9 vemment.
HE question pending ON Mr.. Dorman's amend
meht, pror">ng I" levy lax Of cents house
keeper fnd head Of family. Otherwise assessed with
portion If the revenue.
Mr. rman submitted a modification of his amend
ment, but finally accepted. instead, the amendment Of
which Alr Ferguson gave notice days since (which
j. a. follows
ana IT the purpose OF extending the TIhi u Sut-
trages To all houSekeepers and heads Of fam within t
commonwealth. who would not otherwise he entitled to
that right under the constitution and laws now
in force
''Se tiviher snacleH That lax Of five cents shall
D" assessed. collected and paid npn the household urn
ure of every free white male citizen Of Ihs COMMON
wealth. who is housekeeper and head of family and
"'o shall no' be assessed with any part u the
% .he commonwealth. der and BY s.ue Of he proceed
my provisions Of this act''
SIR. Soyers moved To substitute zen fjY five CENTS
Nj erbs said ne had long in flvor of extending
the right = ,ui!rage. tie thought the last convention
hat stopped at very nconvenent point. that The
present law excluded Nany of the most intelligent cltl
Gems from the right 10 Vote He oppos to insert
in. The preamble of the amendment in the bill. as
unusual lie considered tax Of ten cents luw 6
nouuh.
". Ferguson accepted the anendmen: Of Nr Eoyess.
making 'he tax ten cents.
N. Y-rjy moted =. amend The amendment By striking
out the preamble.
Nr. Sova dec'.et himSelfopposed to the proposition
in toto. tfe said the tax. ii laid all ought :. b gen
fTa in it, character. and it made uniform tax -
ten all white sduIs male citizens, there wo.d
b. little opposition 10 il.
NJ. Barbour moved . 'ay the bill ana amendment on
she table. an! make i. she order ut the day to.nn,,o
atng his oyect q be gain time f.s considering Ia
beio. Oh. House.
The IHonn was carried, but,
On motion u NJ. Th.mpSo,. OH
The ffnusSadjourned
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, JAN. %.
From the l,aericau

CATTLF..-The supply Of Beevrs at the Seal es to
dav fair. the offerings reaching 80 head, Of which
633 were sold to city butchers. 60 to packers. 10
left over unsd and 3S7 were driven Phlladep hia-
Prices ranged from 81 81 the hopf, equal 10
50a&7.75 net. and averaging So gross
Hogs-There wasa nd supply ana prices are some
thing better. We quote from s. to s. SO.
FLO lR.-In Howard Street Flour. the opera;i ms
have been very limited Holders Offering to sell al
s.. without finding buyers.
Sale Saturday and to day of about 1000 bbls. City
Mills Flour OF s..
GkAlN.-Saes Of Wheat, received BY railroads and
wagons, al l02al0S cents.
We sales Of yellow Corn at 55a57 cents, and of
white 5la52 very superior cargo Of white
sold at So cents
cargo Of Oats sid on Saturday at - cents Sales
from making al 80 cents.
PROFiSIONS.-Since our last report there have
been tranSactors of moment in Mess Prime Mess
Pork. Beef Bacon Lard and prices remain firm last
quotations.
WHiSKEY .-IIhds. are dull at "a cents. Moderate
sales of bbs. at 25 cents.
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Tten, said M. AIuTeheaj. why dI Won NJ rise the
sania't last s,ion. wacu the " not Pr.yso was ELL
acted. and Mr.. P1k approved T. 2
Ihe vie wa then taken ad ping NIr. Befriens ad
l-e-s ~ substitute fir tnl VI MI. Cah0un's and il
waS rejected by One aJjr'y-ose opposed action not
votu- either way.
Some u "a = members here IF, the meeting.
Ihs question was then taken un Adopting M Cal
ror- address AMI i was car-ei-ayes 81, NAYS 10.
Tile m-e!i.g thal ADJ .ur1-t.