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a.. The President saw company yester-

6c- The President saw company yester-
day, between the hours of l2and 3 O'Clock
The crowd was no, so great, as on the day
previous, and the Old Hero was IN high
spirits Every body appeared to come
away, delighted with his easy and pleasing
manners. There is no lormaity or cere-
mony in these interviews between the Chief
Magistrate and his fellow citizens The
doors Of the mansion are thrown wide open
and visitors walk directly to the reception
room Of the President, and introduce
themselves. He has no personal attendants
about him, to stand between him and the
people, but he mingles with the crowd in the
most familiar manner, having pleasant
word for ALL
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t5~A great number of persons paid their
respects yesterday, TO the rev Secretaries,
who kept open doors. This is right. The
country has had enough Of porfes jermees,
under the late administration. 1t has gained
ono thing, if it gains nothing more, and that
is a republican chief magistrate and republi-
can Secretaries in practice. Accessibility
among public functionaries is great virtue
in republic, and il cannot be too highly
priced
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

~ Mr.; Ewing received the visits Of tn.
Ohians, now in the city, at the Treasury
Department, yesterday, and accompanied
them to the Presidents, where he introdu-
csd them severally to the Chief Magistrate
The utmost good feeling prevailed among
the party, which must have numbered some
two hundred gentlemen Mr.. Ewing oc-
eupies temporarily the anti-room Of the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury until his Official apart
ments can be provided for him.
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OFFICIAL.


APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT
by and ridi Dc adriee and consent qfaie .Ssaaie.
70 be Secretary 81 STATE, the Hon
JOHN M. CLAYToN, Of Delaware
10 be Secretary Of he Treasury, the
Hon. WILLIAM M. MEREDITH, Of Penn
sylvania.
10 be Secretary Of H'ar, the Hon
GEoRoE w. CRAwroRD, Of Georgia
10 De Secretary Of HE Vary, the Hon
WILLIAM B. PREsroS, of Virginia.
e. 10 be Secretary 81 the Home Depart.
ment, the Hon. Thomas EwrNG,of Dhio
10 be Postmaster General, the Hon
JAoon CoLLAMER, Of Vermont.
10 be Attorney General, the Hon. Rrv-
ERDy JOHNSON, Of Maryland.
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We did not hear Of any further resigna-
tons, yesterday, Of those patriots who scorn
to hold office under the administration,
whose advent to power, they SO strenuously
opposed The rumor was current, that Mr.
Burke and Mr.. M'Calla had thrown up theil
commissions, bul it was soon found, that the
old lady had been indulging in romance
even without the merit OF probability.
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NOTICE OF the estnbIishmenf Of the land
Once for the WestsIn Land Dfstrfct, In
the State Of wisconsin, tt ,'& n
pursuance Of the second section OF the act Of Congress
entitled An act for changing the location Of the land q
aes in ,he Chippewa land district and establishing an sd
March 3D. 1874 which provides that For The sale Of hs
public lands In the Territory Of wisconsin, an additional
isnd office and land district hereby created comprising
al the lands not Included within the dtrct Of lands NIB
iectts sails a. crsen Bay, Mwaukie, or Mineral Point
which shall he called the western land nce CREATED
shall DELEGATED willow river" 81 Crcls county, tn the
State Of Wisconsin,
second day Of March. suao Domin one Thousand eight
hundred aud fory.uine JAMES X POLK
b the prradrnt:
RicnANp ". Yorto, ta
X Commissioner u the General Land onics
Ma Q-Alawf3tv l..-'
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The crowd is assuaging gradually, like
the food Of Noah did, when the March
winds blew over the face Of the deep. The
weather, which has been month Of wet,
has become clear again, and the pieasan,
breezes Of spring prevail. In few days
more, our city will relapse into its wonted
quiet, except when disturbed by fresh herds
Of place -hnnters.
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The old issues are 10 be revived; our republican
principles are again 10 be assailed, and again 10
be defended and al the glorious reforms Of the
last four years Administration arc 10 be superseded.
fbidtn
We have heard nothing Of any intention
to revive old issues, or to assail republican
principles but as 10 The reforms Of the last
four ysar's Administration, we can tell the
Union, that they will share the fate Of their
authors---go into private life
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

Capt. Wm. Hunter OF the u S. Navy, died on
Monday evening at his residence In Arch street
Philadelphia, from violent attack of inflammation oil
tbs lungs, which proved fatal after but n fey days
Illness The deceased was In The 57ih year Of Ills
age, thirty-eght Of which had been passed In tho
naval service, having entered as Midshpman, Jan.
uary 10Th, 1909. lie stood lwenty-one on the lis,
OF Post Captains, his commission bearing date Feb.
ruury 9th, 1897. He leaves large family and mi.
merons circle OF lriends 10 lament his loas N
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@a.All the old Secretaries, who transae-
ted business this week, at the request Of the
President, retired from their chairs evening
before last No business was completed in
the War office Yesterday, in consequence Of
the absence Of Mr.. Crawford.
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ls- There is a good deal Of trcpidstion,
we learn, among incompetent olfce-holders.
All such, we would recommend, to follow
the ilastrious examples Of Mr. Graham
and Mr.. English.
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l@ The new cabinet gains upon public
estimation, individually and collectively.
They are like the old Chef--,hey improve
upon acquaintance So does old Falernian
The country will have full cause to rejoice
ct the wisdom Of the Old Hero's choice.
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S$-The Union asks, whether the new
Secretaries q War and the Navy are to be
compared to their immediate predecessors,
in point Of extent and accuracy Of informa-
ton We should say---no, for we regard
Mr.. Crawford aud Mr., Preston to be far
better informed men, than ether Mr. Mar
cy or Mr. Mason, and the sequel will show
that we are right in our opinion.
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We have before US three numbers Of 0
monthly caledtbe "New England Offering "
II Is edited by Harriet Farley, and ita con-
trbutorr are women who live by the labor
Of their hands The character Of the wri-
tings is highly creditable to the authoresses
Every iemale operative would do wen to
subscribe to this excellent magazine
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W. The Union has the hardihood TO pre-
dict that the President cannot maintain his
political position. Does the Union forget
that il predicted he could not maintain his
military position at Buena VISTA We
think it ought to be more chary Of its pre-
dictjons
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u.s. Mr.. Preston received yesterday, the
visits Of the Virginians, now in town, and
accompanied them to the White House,
where he introduced them to tina President
TIE number Of gentlemenin attendance wa!
very large
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Is. The subordinate iunctionaries Of all
the Departments, except the War Depart
nent, called on the new Secretaries yester-
day and paid their respects 10 their several
chiefs. The interviews, we learn, were all
very pleasant and agreeable.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

Bake, IN his History OF Putnam comfy, N. ~,
just published, says Tho true name Of The Col.
onolis Duneanson; and, rs his father alleges when
he entered the army by an oversight or mistake Of
tho recording clerk of the War Department at Wnsh-
mol being corrected, the Department, NJ lawyer
would say, 'sfuck 10 he record and the Colonel,
since then, in all his communications to Govern.
meni and others, has written his surname Duncan.
Ibid
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@z-The Union naively asks, whether Mr.
CLAYTON has the iron nerve to control the
cabinet j affects to forget, that Zachary
Tsylcr IS President Of the United Statesl!
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The Boston Atlas says.--"Nye have feared all along
that MIR. Lawrence would decline going into the
Cabinet on account of his health The climate Of
Washington has never agreed with him. Onr strong
hope was, however, tha, he would make another
trial Of H. Az he has declined, The country win osc
an able and discreet public officer.
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The Germania Band gave their last con
cert, night before last, aud a brilliant one IT
was Such music has never been heard in
this city before, and we fear il will be long
time before our citizens will hear such
again.
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95sMr. Crawford, the new Secretary 81
War, has not yet arrived from Georgia He
j, expected on Saturday
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A,oTHEa tAsr--on Wednesday, person, In ap-
pearanco gentleman, handed check for eighty dol
lars on the Bank Of Washington, talso pnrporng to
be signed by J f. Callan,) 10 a servant az Black
wells that he might procure the money for him -
The teller stepped over 10 Justice Donns office and
the Hot. The wel-drssssd rogue could not BE- found
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e5.The Union complains, that General
Taylor has called Wing cabinet around
him. Dill the Union expect him 10 call a
Democratic cabinet about him;
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Everything around us shows us that the demoera.
tic party must compose their differences, and rally
with united force around their ancient banners
Union Of yesterday.
II the prospect Of giving the Government
to General Cass could not operate to COM
pose the differences Of the Democratic par
IL, We think that there is nothing in the
present state Of things calculated to bring
about that result, sed non nobis tantas com
ponere Htes.
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a correspondent Of The New York Post says Of
General Taylor Permit me to say that amsgres.
ably disappointed in him. He receives those who
nese, and withal In sich republican style as does
honor 10 his head and heart He Is venerable gen
iemen Of the old school, unpretcndine and benevo.
leut 10 manner, and all who approach him are con-
WINGED OF bis honesty and sincerity, Every person
who has called upon him comes away favorabIy i'm.
pressed lie is better looking man than any Of the
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nor sALE,-I00 BOx EH OF sANBURr,s
II EXCELLENT HOSEY--It has been admfei BY oil
who have seen The sfseis 10 he the purss and o dsiei
ons ever offered for sails Ia this country. can BE- ssen
all A. poNQHo's rorr, IN street. maro-si
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The Richmond Wing says that President Maids.
mans first inaugural was only half aB long az that
Of Gen. Taylors ttftfl2 MAJ II
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nOBERT y yvALIknR
WILL. pRAcIIsE LAW In THE SUPREME COURT

ia8f on rHr UNITED STATES. Wv
to many letters he thinks proper 70 say, mat
he attend 10 claims before Ccnrresr or any p
the Departments but Will devote tbs eu~non eEciutiseJ
10 casss entrusted 10 him IN The snprtme Court ,,.
Once on Pennsyivanis aysp ie, near hs ssssn u,oyA
wsshlrsicn, D. G. nf1e
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. GS-The Southern limb Of the moon was
eelipsed last evening shortly after rising in
a clear sky,
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PH1lAprIrarA. March a. p

IhiLADElfHIAi tutfcH c-T7~ r.. NJ
The weather has become more pleasant and orr
city presents cheerful business-like aspect
Stocks are steady. with sales Of Treasury Note G.
at ITO "a, and New Loan liz liz; PENNSYLVANIA
.5's 80 3-4. ,s n s5fss
Flour Is steady, but not active. Smnll sales Of
common brandH at S5a5, 06 Ia. Corn Meal and Rye
Flour unchanged and duh. ss3ist
Moderate saios of red wheat at i04al09c Corn Is
steady. Sales Of yellow at 60a63c. Oats 33c.; Rye
67c.i Cloverssed 81 IL l-2a4 IS per bushel. ia
I Provisions are aieady-salcs OF Mess Pork al TO-
rs Gil, and prime SO rs, Beef and Bacon as last
quoted. Salca Of Lard at 6 I'D 8, cents In barrels
and kegs, gt84 ~:
Groceries are steady. NJ o Sngarp 4 l2 as Ice
per ID as 10 quality, Molasses &c; Rio Coffee 2
I ! 4c, Rice 3 3-ecis. -
Cotton is quiet-sma sales and prices rather in
favor Of buyers. s} iasis
Whlskey 10 selling at % i-2 "a in bbla. - Ball.
Patriot. a.y M t#n
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wriisrsin oDs OF the reviews, was Boosting tina,
ne was In The habit Of distributing literary rspula
lion, Yes replied friend, .and you have don,
90 profrscy, that ycu have LEFT none for ycurseif
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The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Tuesday
says million Of dollars was paid OUT this morning
rnsnt made b.tween Messrs. Barings and Inc Sec
Ietary Of The Treasury relative 10 The Mexican In.
demnityy eight hundred thousand deposited In the
bank OF Commerce, and the balance 10 90 TO Bos-
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

The Senate has directed the President OF the U.
States to restore Captain Shaumburs his original
rank In the army.
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Alost comedy of Massinger, onlltlcd believe an
You List" has been discovered In England and
printed by the percer Society. The manuscript II
In the hand writing Of the poet Thin play was for.
merly supposed TO be ono Of the twelve, which by
the nnacconntabls carelessness of Warburton were
destroyed by his houaemaid 10 save the expense Of
more costly wrapping paper There are three more
manuscript plays of MInssinger extantrhc Second
Maids Tragedy, The Bugbears, and the Queen Of
Lansdownc, where they have been for many years,
no person except the owner having enjoyed the priv
iege of seeing them. +
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volatile young man, whose conquests In the
female world were nnmberless, nj last married "Now
my DEAR said his spouse, II hope you'Il mend.
cDllyn
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din 1nteIliaener..

ADElpHr.This evening Is sci apart for the Joint
and i. A. Hart. The former an efficient and able
Stage Manager, The two latter o. promising Young
actors NJ we have on our boards The celebrated
Burlera written by E. b. Williams Of Life In ihe
Clouds win he preseofed for the last ling This il
OF itself ennneh 10 fill the House Bur in addition
we are 10 have the celebrated and iniitabIe "Elbi-
opiap Serenadcren 10 their Songs, Duets. &c. TO.
gether with the beautiful and affecting drama q
Madelnine enough In all conscience for one night
Go and sec them
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o. The hours Of reception Of visitors at
the White House are from II to 3 every
day, Sundays excepted. Persons, having
business with the President, can obtain ac-
cess at the usual hours in the morning.
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A large proportion OF the House Is yet to be cleo
ted. That branch of the Government TO which the
President looks for his measures is not yet in the
hands of the enemy. The Democrats even now
may save It, If they will only exert themselves. Let
but one Democratic candidate be run for any district
and we mny yet command the majority. In Vir.
glnia we may save five districts, making change
Of ten votes, II orr republican friends bnt do heir
duty Union, yesterday.
The above paragraph is full Of instruction
TO the Taylor men Of Virginia. VIII they
suffer themselves to be whipped, when BY
arousing they can not only keep the five
districts, which the anti Taylor men expect
to recover, but they can gain three more
We hope the Taylor press Of Virginia will
be up and doing. All that it wants is per-
feet union among Taylor men, and they can
carry nearly every member Of Congress.
They could have given Virginia to Taylor
with all ease, il they had been united.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-09

The mills Of tho Amoskeag Manufacturing Com.
pany, at Manchester, n. H., contain co. 900 spindles
besides the various other machinery for the mann
facture Of cloib and are the largest In the country
new ONE has just been finished and Will be In ope.
ration during the coming month. II ismost impog-
ing IN its dmensons-350 feet long six stories high,
and svill contain 10000 splndles.
The Company manufacture tickings and hannels
as well az sheetings and drillings, and made during
the year ending December 3lst, 1913, 2663,T65 .
yards Of these goods Large quantities. OF the Amos.
ke1g coitons, manufactured expressly for the pur-
pose, have been shipped TO Canton during the past
year, where they sell at good profit and success
fully compete with The test English makers The
Company employ fourteen hundred females and will
soon have siz OF seven hundred more BAIT Amer.
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Arripals at tic principal Gotcls.
Browns Hotel.

Browns Hotel.
! Mr. HARRISON Va Mr. Scott, Md
VIM G Webster Conn Mr. Warning, d.
Chas Miller, Va II Olms,ead, Ohio
John J Palmer, do X Laremore, do
Mr. Mechanics, dn u w Moore, do
James Williams jr., i'at J. w GreerS Pa
| y J Cbapkin do J G Price Phil
Mr. Harrison, Va a Page, do
G Miller, do + Bryan, Phila
II w Rawlings, do Mr. Murphy, Pa
Mitchell, n , Mrs Fay, do
J Campbell, Pa Lindfy, do IA eti
G n Maddox, BALI y Meaher, Ala
~ Dandrdgc, Va Isaiah Wing Ohio
j G. McEiyanc, Ohio DR. Garland Va
Chas Clagett Md y Ponlson, phiia
7 q mackenzie, Rich M Bright, d. N.
II u Winslow, Ch'stown
Colcman's Hotel. 946
tsy G. ". pLAcKwELL)
8 A Iealin, Bait HI Clayton, Mo
s C Leakin, do g G Wetmofe, NY e
United Staten Hotel.
J N Lutz, Pa Mrs CONWAY, Va
Exchange Hotel.
sa s ii nIsi Lady do Ri Ra%iinas Do 90
Irving Hotel. "
~ w Wren, Tenn q Black, Paris
Wiilard's Hotel.
w C Curdwell, Pa w II Hudson, " Y
l. o Palmer, do Jas ii Strong do
l. w alonia Lady and X II Middleton, Bali
9ervt, do
Gaisby's iIotsl.
James Graham, NC w Coffin, Tenn
W B Norris, Pa Thos Williams, Pa
Z II Alexander, BAH Capt Lewis, La
J TArnold, KY WIN Parmertcr, Maas
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We admit Gen. Taylor's modeaty in discllming
al preena!ons 10 staiesmnnship. Since he left l!a.
Ton Rouge, he has repeatedly proclaimed his diff
dence in HE own abilities; but why did he assume
the Object 1.-The were so conscious If his mper.
iections why did he suffer himself 10 be borne by
inconsderaie p1riiaans Into position which il IL SO
difficult 10 flu Union Of yeafsrday.
May not modest man, difident Of his
own capacity, obey the calls Of dutyi The
Union, we bslieve,i3 Democratic paper,
and advocates the republican principles, tina,
the Presidency Is an Office not to be sought
or declined by any man, The above argu-
ment does not reach Gen. Taylor. II i'm
pugna the wisdom Of the people. But while
the Onion asks these questions, we point
to the old Hero's administration for the an
swer. Our word for il, it will be full, com
plete ard satisfactory.
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Of assault and battery disposed or since Wendesd ay
Yesterday, the jury brought In verdict Of guilty
against Randolph Robinson, for throwing ,nmber
81 Mr. Tilley, proprietor Of the Georgetown Union
Hotol and cutting out his eve
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Fifty years ago passed through this place.
was then but lad, on my way TO The "Far best
located In then Territory, numbering about
10000 inhabitants. have, under the Providence OF
God, lived 10 see that then unsettled country pro-
duce fire States which now contain about Nee nil
hons Of people, Thus our country Is advancing
Whilst the governments of Europe are lettering from
centre TO circumference the American Union is
growing In strength, and has spread herself from
ration Of the world. Al eyes IRE upon us. Hence
II bchooyes us, one and AL to do our duty IN sup
port Of our institutions, which hope, under kind
Providence, may be perpeluated TO the ffielh or
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I'd TILGHMAN, LIST Asst Eng'r,
Panama Division, Panama n. Road,

A gentleman from down east considerable OF
finding the old hero very social, polite and unassu-
ming, commenced urging him 10 appoint csrtain
gentleman TO place in bis Cabinet naming III. man
and place.
The General said that matter had already teer de-
cided upon--it had been fixed
The perseyering Yankee was not dismayea at this
announcement, but still urged thar tie General
should remodel his Cabinet 10 give Ire gentle
man in question the place suggested. sisl
"Sir," enid General Taylor, Il beg YOU will not
speak on the subject farther as have already in
formed you that the matter Is settled
"Hul, butt insisted the memorable Yankee, taking
Den. Taylor by the button Of his coat, "can there
not b something done 10 bring my friend into your
Cnbinet1n .
"tio array" exclaimed Gen. Taylor in hia own
characteristic manner when too much annoyed, and
his annoyer wins Immediately non sat., Washington
Correspondent Bali. I'atrioi
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BALTIMORE MARTET, March 4.

~ btLiiMOhE MARhET, March y.
Al auction to-day, by r. Lennon 6 Co.atte car
90 Of brig Francis Jane %
les hhds. P. r. Sugar $50 sold balance
s3 Withdrawn sal 6,3lse 05
l55 hhds ~ o. Sugar i1Da5,65
8 bbls do do ~ lI5
100 bags Lasuayra Coffee, damage, CASH
BY ", G.. Harrison 0 bat
81 hhds. N. o. Segar ,3Oa4, IS
100 bbls. Cru shed do a 81
100 do Loaf do z l,4aT 3.I
400 bags Rio Coffee damaged (cssh) 3 l-6a6 3-s
The bidding for Sugar was brisk, with an advance
in prices
FROM. The -four market contiHues quite buoy
ant, and sales o-day amount to 1000 barrels, How
ard street, principally at S4s7 l2some $50 out Of
i being mixed only brought s4.sl IA The marke,
No sales City Mile
Nothing doing in Wheat. q
Corn Is dull, and we have but few sales to-day.
We still quote yellow at 5la54c from wagons ind
vessels, and 46a4sc. for white.
Sales Oats at 26a29c.
Whiskey Is without change Sales In barrels ai
70 Ire. and 20 lie In hhds
PRSvIgioss.- quote Mess Pork at sllall, i
So and Prime s950a9,75, No sales Bacon Sales
bulk Pork at s IA, assorted. a VIZ
Some Gales Lard at ~ in kegs, and 6 5-saG "a
in bls,--Halt Pat.