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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY-

- SsI,:g s.:
enabled that their
s ssn Is :'ssr s's
niS
Ysrk 70 Chagre they wers prevailed upon At the arsert
ss fSs from
arassr. y ssish; msAs s.tsnsiss.
line Vniorosoea dsaitio and the grsvssnce Of lever
s1sr a1
siaf s ss Ssf sos
:ss: Ss%ss.s; r;:s:
penormei trips San frsne,co and bach 90 sSa. sss
srs able s pablo The .s.
peTfsTsd Win Tsssisrty sna dsspash Paaide Iss
s$Sss SS:ss:: S Sss;'.
iSTmhVSn .... Captain nisehessS-
Their Ass d and Gulf line from New YORK csssios ct
SSE9i5BoIA S SsDs:n s sessss u,s
IN. between & two S'R s:. Viii $. r. .as
Ts.uary ssp, up tina. no dsi, beyond the usas
inosn spseS and supsrier Recommendation q their New
4 a0s Az y Tine the s .na
and peasant thtough passage to California. The Ohio
'''''' august Il. .. RoBiRrs. cor. Warren and wos. s.s.
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NJ,
States Mail Steamship OHIO Jas r. Sehenek, U. 8. N
government nails f. tlo West Indies and CALIFORNIA;
The arrangements for the transportation OF passengers to
San Francisco, without delay the Isshmus being
plete the Company prepared TO issue through tickets
OF all classes reduced rae c The books for the
Ohio the 10Th Instr and tickets through
DO obtained az the following prices -
From New York TO Chasres-State berth, SOD STAN
ss: berth forward ssOon $780, stesrass berth $50 found
Panama to Francisco-Stats room BERTH Syse,
Steersge berth found with bed and separate table, $50.
Passage also be secured Tor the intermediates potts.
f0iiows-From Now York to-
Charleston or Savannsh. So SO $40
H HsvA1 o.is.an,s; -. ..'........, 20 g
Freight TO New Orleans per cubic foot BY measure
Of soods other merchandise per Freghs
will also be taken to Havana In limited quantities. H &c.
cubic ft agreement and specie and
primage. The consigpecs
Of their immediately after the vessel arrives
To freight apply ~ the once Of the Com
S.o RoBsRrs-
LrOR SAN FRANCIsCo-IHE SHIP HEBER CAPTAIN
j. W. Patterson. will be despatched sdatey for
the above direct. The ship regularly
China trade and having than half cargo engaged
and going board shippers rely upon her sailing
BcofG EDsAs. IS Froat street
C,oR 0REGoH-THg PINE NEW DOUBLE RNcINR
steamship COLUMBIA, OF 800 toAs hurthcs, Lieut.
Geo Totten. May. Commander, will be espstchs&
ply the Pacific Mail Steamship Company ~ Sou tn STREET
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nlRS AND LONDON TREATMENT on PsIvATn
-Nenerssl warts. gougrrhca, slsst sJthiiis
fnra be- Tee hours W vegetable local 80
81 etn 'ssee &c fourteen year that other
mafertly cured. uundr~ds 81 eer.isea~s. n
Eef ssrtieo. that others eaunl IA gei - oce
tao nor nny ease resiat b. nv negfv.oSs.
Fessie ir-ecvisrity Piis ~.
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tuE rEhsLES AND NkIgS-DR. JAR1rrrnsIO
,otdisl " Proerss.ive Kisir preecr 90 a. secvs
I've IN aess ~ Drb ny, tnrossyv ~ Rsrrsrresa.
80 al rrssneriies ~ natare II & 81 fsss ~
- y" sfs =, res'crstv AL re~oAy o. ti-c.s
n, ss, ssss,o,. ssn.r,l issility tks, w,asn... y
~ ~ ~ o. W rssNers VHctious heccrrbrs- $50
,n'T..stng uss' zee - 70 ~ e,uslod Aissa csrteis
~ y ~ eitfert ep-s~nr .,on =, nfsaste, Ssis only
ssrort. ~ nN-1r@ 'a'"''' -
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Bosros August IG-Brohcrs' Bodrd-IT shares Eastern
Rsrosd lpH l07. is Syracuse and Rochester Railroad,
g. fS 20 Nsrfoik County Railroad 10 IN; ~ do
N - i2veTnont Central Railroad, ~ sys; - Western
Railroad ~ 10 Ogden sburg Railroad - ritohburs
RaiTosd I0i, Reading Railroad 10 Isl ~ DO 10
2s: IS Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad 2A Amos
~ s9d 49, Grscers' Bank, 80 ~ serehsnts Bank,
Hoy SIS div Cheshire Railroad G Svp Rutland Railroad
Bolds ~ N IS
Piasnrirnis, August l7.-fir.t Boardotsoo Reading
Roads "a SliSO Texas eents a. 80 herrfs Canal
l.; ~ Kentucky Bk, 100; % Reading r. r., ISL SD00
spring Garden &C. 800 City &C. VOC Penna. X
~ Union Canal ilL. SECOND BosrdSst0 Cam. and Amsov
Z. 20 81 Union Bank Of Tonpessse Co. $1,000 rex
Resd notes. 81 SEQ State 5tl95; 500 City &C. 50 100.
DOMESTIC NARkETs.
PmIAprtruis, August IL The cotton market IL very
firm. Small tales Of Uplands and Orleans at Is q
axe, en- time. No change In nour. Rye -four Is held
at SO s.h 80 Ole Corn meal S2S7 IS The grain
make la steady, at previous figures, with moderate
rceipts rrovisons--saee OF nses pork at $40 70 q
yiI Prime u held AZ so Beef goes OF slowly Hams
~ a ice Lard. 7kc. Frcgbts-forcigp a dull
Golfers in demand ~ Gee per ton for New York
81 IL to Rhode leland; and 81 ~ to Boston.
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UKIIPPMG.


LNoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE-FIRsr VES
selaThe very s1ss sailing, new and newly cepssre<
ship MARY AND ADELINE, Is loading at pier s North
River The most comfortable arrangements are proydsl
for families some Of whoh already engaged fmmsdi
ate apPolon will be for balance
cargo. Z. Is. SUTTON q co, "a Wuii al
Umpire CITY INE-THROUGn TICKETS To sAN
~ Franchise via chasres The spls add Steamship Cries
CENT CITY, ZOO tons burthen Charles Stodaard Com
mander will leave her dock, Pier No n H., for Chasrss
Moaiay Septemb At three ocleek EARLY appleas
through tickets For fire. Fht pss
sage. apply TO j. HOWARD SON. SBfoliwsy.
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DRIvATE DISEASES. FEaALE ConPLAINrs. Ao-
DR.. De Lsney. Litpenard street. near Brsadway
tsnss e,elusiys 70 dsesses Of private nstur. In beth
lie prefers those old diheu which have bs
BED the skin Of i In THE specs
Recent Gases easily removed French Female Periodical
Pills. ke- 81.
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Dh .vvih ~ a DUANH srREkr. uAs FqR TEn
srs, ccnsuca his pr,stes 20 TIE treat
80. $500 atd oihtY dueasee % teiesie ra'rv.
-. ~ eure w rot aggravated esses ~ tht dseert, srs
n,s,s " 5rea IN w % lsa iass gtscet sars &C 80
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MEDICAL.

nN NERVOUS DEBILITY.-DR. De LANET. 81 LIS
penAd street. continues TO pay particular attention 10
all disorders arising from ndseretion In ysuh Invol
uptary emissions. seminal weakness genital debility in
poteney nc. Consuiatons strictly private Trsstment
also per correspoadencs In Enrh French. German His
popular treatise on these complaints gratis.
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w,sniSsro'

h,p Mssieo Paissd-oniy or< aC the "Pies BLEEDING
Weinds" I'm -FsEitirs Siars BIZ nsIt IN order.
There ten protestants against California after
.hs passed the Senate; aud New Mexicos territoris
government passed to-day, 81 TO lO-the ten in the
negative being Messrs Davis, Of Mass, Dodge, Of Wis
Ewing usmlin Miller, Phelps, Upham, Walker, Win
tLTop and all because the proviso not in the bill
This accounts for the defeat of the Omnibus The
rroti.o men could vote for California In that bl
because aiso Included the territories without the
pfovso-the Southern utraS could not go for Il, be-
Vassc while Il provided govsrnments for the terrific
trs without tho proviso u also provided for the sd
mission Of California. which involves the Wilmot
But By taking the bill to pieces, the moderadocs
could command the free sellers for Calfornia aud the
bols south for the territories and this accounts for
TIE large msjoritiss by which the spsrate bills have
fssssd The moderate me n In the Omnibus had both
sectlops 60 combat vhils the separate bills they
ouly Ad wing AZ time TO oppose tho other being
th,ir aliss IL y strange that Mr. Clay and NJ web
fisrs hould both have been persuaded BY Gen foote
20 abandon the plan q separate cabs for the uansn-
fceahle and overloaded omnibus.
Utah. Texas boundary. California and New Mexico,
four q NJ Clay's FIVE bleeding wounds" have thus
been tied up one At time and there IL bat enc re-
rraiuiuR-the fas tive slave bil-vhich taken up
20 day and made the special order fof Monday NEXT
Mr. Mason bill provides for making all Northern
ntrfi ale deputies pottmastsrs deputy collectors, &c
Sc cafchers ufrunasay negroes. aud for hne OF
while the bill OF the Committee Of Thirteen made u
the cuty % the marshals aud their deputies. and
3srtr erssifefus TO spprehend a runaway Who when
seurht va 60 be delivered up to the claimant, 60 be
,ave trial by jurJ either Till viii be fruitful sub
e. g. dsbate. though We suppose liberal measure TO
~ south can pas the senate The bill Of the CON.
uittse We understand is art In order.
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.A.IvInp IsrnLLIoEson.
Port OF nsw York. August rs. Isss.


sy e: : :;ss: . AT: $500: ~
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETwKHN NEW
~ York and LvsrpeolThs ships componx this line An

ATLANTIC, Captain West ARCTIC, Captain LussL
PACIFIC, caPsSI1 N.Y.: BALTIC, Captain consseck.
rasss ships having been bull, By contract srprssy ss
SERVICE has boon akon thoir
sruction also in their engines strength AAs
speed, and their accommodation for passengers
York to LverRoG $50 exclusive pss q extra s.e s.a:s
enoed surgeon will bs attached ssoh ship. For freight
passaEe. apply 70 -
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sururo sAoRASrrro Crrv-The following Il . Hat
store ships. with their lying the Lsves NAY

Nance ssd tonnage Of sailing vces the river incud
Ing those that have vsd with their earross direct
the States. frop ksy Oh 70 June ~
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Noucs 20 mottncrs.
Ut AvDnpw's ssoArs Gro-OrrfcIAL-Rerort Of the Su-
rcrrtcneeat of the Coast Survey 70 ne secrstsry
IRE rrcarrry On the ~ 81 Andree shoals
Cosft ~ Georgia BY Lieut. Com john Rcarcra n
ststant In the Coast Survey.
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or 70 Brown. sniPIsYs e. S.h n sssss

silver bullion specie jewery precious stones or metals
unless bills OF ladng signed therefor and ths vsluS
thereof. therein expressed.
E,oE LIyERPOoL-tNirED STATES NAIL srEAK-
chip PACIFIC Capt. Ezra rys.-This steam ship via
August 2th from her berth At tho foot Of Canal Ne
berth secured till paid fer All letters and
through the poet ece For freight passage
equslea accommodations for elegance comfort apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, Sc Wail street.
The stc,I,er ATLANTIC will succeed the Pacific.
Septemher tn.
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shire chsnning for Canton ST Louis fer San Francisoo
nntc Tor Ivefpoo Realm for Nov Orleans barks John
Cehy for st Kitts Chacs for Havana steamer Kenns5e
for Philadelphia
Ave. l7-wnd .. sunrise. NNw; merlisx NNw; 81 sun-
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rel the temporary submission of the South, will
never heal this largest of Mr. Clay's I" i've bleed
ing wounds" But the North are in for II. Cali
FORMS, with tho exclusion at slavery, compels
Northern men 10 fight up 10 the issue, or they
might lose the respect of their constituents and
those Eight dollars day and the mileage. We
shall have a struggle upon California; but the
South are in slim minority, and We cannot divine
how they are to prevent the passage of the bill.
From the day Of such unconditional admission, we
must look 10 the y !shvlle Convention. If that
snould fizzle out, the old parties will drum up
agun into line on Cuba and the tariff. Letus pray
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C,0R OREG0H-THH PINE NEW DOUBLE RNcINB
= steamship CoLuMBiA, OF 800 toAs hurthca, Lieut.
for Astoria Oregon. Monday Sept. ID ror psssags az
ply TO the Paeihe Mail Steamship Company South street
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LroR SAN FRANCIsCo.--IHE SHIP HEBER, CAPTAIN
J. W. Patterson. will be despatched immediately for
he above sort direct The ship ensaged resul.ry "a the
and going board shippers rely upon her sailing
wv B5yYn / Epaxv. ss rro., rr..s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

arising from imaginary grievances; it had no distinct or
specfc purpose il had, such has b,cn made
anpaent it has aimed at n,hnu and hli other mark
IL has accomplished nothing Gentlemen # character
and consideration formed The body Of the Convention and
their proceedings Consequent, characterized by dg
nty and pfopriely. We are persuaded, however. that
the best men, the most intelligent mon and men Of the
greatest experience in that assembly, are the very mcn
who are most grafed at the failure OF the whole
men.
Nashvil Conventions at the South and Abolition ex -
elements at the Norih How lutte do they affect the
onward course OF This great RrruBIIc Eddics and
ripples in the tde-h,w soon they absorbed in the
mighty current which. knowing mo rtrng cbh" still
Keeps due enarging goes, strong without rage,
without o'srhowing foil !" and beayng upon its hos
destiny in comparison with which the Fortunes Of Cesar
are no more than the theme Of a nursery tale
With whatever freedom OF frrancy men. in any part
Of the Union, politicians, enthusiasts tanafic.. other
may indulge IN talk concerning he unity this Repab-
lie and tho facility with which it may be dsincgraed,
they would be very apt, if they should smboiy their
IDEAS ard purposes # dissolution in overt act, 10 find
themselves ononted by Of the stefnost and inost
eIifc realities that frownei upon ea Ia he
meant ne the talk does little harm. Btdi. .inl6r.
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CFI.EHl, ALTON

There will be a celebration Of tho iih OF July, nj
Clover Hill, AppomaIloA county, by Monroe lods' No
lO7, Masons; Clever lIll Division No, POO. Sons ol
Temperance; and Clover ll odgr. No So. |. O O. +
Ahn speakers have been procured 10 address the rcspec
tive Orders All Nlasons. Sons Of Temperance and Odd
Fellows, good standing requested 10 attend in rc
gala.
A Banner will be present d to the Division by the
Ladies of the county.
Preparations making to give Free Barbecue on
that day.
The public generally, and the Ladies especially. are
invited 10 attend.
The arrangements 81 made rs 10 prevent any con
Fiction in the 'cNcrciscs.
a. d. BAKER, Soc, OF No. l07.
OTIS &. WEIGH. x. :. OF No. goo
l.. H. lS5FII,, Sec. OF No. 50.
.InnC u -.M2W
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intellect |, apples Of cid gathered from an Il and
stored tree.
The Wee President enters the clair \ very hand
some man Is Mr.. Fillmore. We know Il nuv here a
better preserved specimen OF fifty three He hooks ike
statesman. and though his position oi account ar
tho chances for displaying the mind are concerned
yet il he had chance he waald make hims II It.
The Senator who has Just taken hi eeat at he sinnal
or 'ordcr" and Who stands In rcveenlia attitude at
the AISLE while the chaplain repeats player bltsscs the
government and mplaros God favor upon The Mon
that Senator is Stephen Arnold Douglass Of Illinois
lie entered the Senate ily four, and is thirty
sx-tho youngest man. but Nj. Clemens. of Alabama,
in The Senate. Ills ply steal stature tniuusc. but
his mind is gigantic. He speaks with readiness and
enthusiasm that have made him famous while his nc
qnrementi and his experience in public life, give him
rare advantages The discus ION he had with john
Quincy Adams in lsi6. was remarkable display Of
pIompitudc in debate and accuracy of memory
On tho Democratic side. TO The right u the Speaker.
and on OF the seats neat the lobby is Co W. Il.
King OF Aabama. Who is Il Senatorial evergreen. Ago
has not witherd hint ior he looks as well rs he did
twelve fourteen yeats ago lie returned TO The Son
ate after his mission 10 France, was ever and always
will be found true 10 his country and IL his beloved Ala
hama. On the same side You VIII notice Judge hhtcr,
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senlon recommended 10 be held al losing,on on Sal
uIday. the 6 h Of July.
Pc(hr Mills :-llaz,d Williams, Charles l.. Ellis.
Col. John Pryor. Geo. X Williams, T.. I. Z. Hopkins.
Martin u. Tinscy. Re-. n. Fill, A,S &. Johnson, DR..
b. 7. Morris. T.. Workman. John T.. Ellis, Capt lhos.
n. Euhmk.
DdlarPs Precinct lIsram KYLE. Capt John Ill
land DR. r.. Wne6eli. Capt John Wilson. John 4.
Moseley Alex. Munday. Vim. l.. Far. J. \. ntum-
heler. John L. Tuner. Ellis L. Omohunjro. William
Kent. DR. David Patleso
Bupho SPRINGS = Marble {. Goodwin, Jas ll,e-
einhotham DR. Geo. :. bryant, rhos Iayne. Rufus \.
lliggIuhotham, Willis hite Edward Dlummond. Ra.
L. Henly. Pit, WoedIuil. Beng 5. lonly, Lewelln :.
Cash. Capt. J. W. lhoadJns
Udltr's Nils Carey Whitoh, al. Nat. Mantiply.
Henry Loving. James Taliacrro. Richard Iandlum. A
Nenable. Chas A. Penn. V. McGiuns. VIM Staples.
james I. Coleman Rohcr, Coghtll. +. v Sutton u.
Cont House r. Powell. 4. Whitehead. Ru. NJ
Brown, DIR. liugh Rmwn. l.. u. Simpson, r.. " hite
head Dr.. W. W. Thompson. l,cnl Brown. j.. u. II.
lapscon. 4 l.. FOCUS. JAS L. Garland. Col. Ro. Colo
man.
On motion. the Chalm'n and Secretary were added
t. the delegation
On motion, tn proceedings Of this meeting o,jcr
ed To be published IN the rstliol, Nem,,u aud Char
louisville Advocate.
JOHN COLEMAN, Ch'mn.
Ro. RinGwy. j., Scc'y.
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From the National Intolligcnccr.
THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN

Notwithstanding the contrary reports of the various
letter writers and ncwsmonges about this city, which
published in the Eastern papers within The last day
two. lean with much qualification that there is moth
inc In the aspect Of airs hcwcan this Government and
thai OF Spain warrant the apprehension of rupture
between them this limo The Cuba expedition has
been god send 10 these writers, IN the dcatth OF
other and interesting Information. and Ihdy have
made most Of it. Vague rumlurs are often seized upon
by these gentlemen. the streets and hotels in tins city
and he is generally considered hut correspondent
who cannot occasionally communicate something norc
novel and exciting than his contemporaries, story
will start from WIard's Hot, at end Of the avenue,
and, before it artivesat the National il will beat the
three black crows
The Government has No knowledge of any torture or
death Inflicted upon The COtoy prisoners reported in
letter thus dispatched from Ibis city, and trust that
in few days the communications with Cuba will put an
end TO the rumors But what next Why, in less than
week after the present alarming appIehcnsons have
been quoted, something else will BE- Seized upon for let
ierwrng capital, and 10 satisfy the demand or fresh
excitement
But to address ourselves more directly HE alarming
statements transmitted from this city in Washington
correspondence du ing the last week. feel authorized
to say, that from the jus, and amcabe temper Of the
Spanish Minister this Government and the prudent
advice which it may be presumed that he has given to
The youngest and probably more mpusivo Government
General of Cuba well as from the uncquiyoeal Ian
guage addressed to him by Secretary OF State through
Consul Gen Campbell there is 10 antic
pate any harm to the men who embarked from the Is
land Of Conoy and were captured by The Spanish cus
and carried into Havana. These Thought the
Creole maraudors recruited in part from among
them) mmod act Of hostility against Cuba nor Is
there any sufficient proof that they designed any, but the
contrary and. therefore, though they had sailed from
foreign port AMI not from the United States. when they
captured yet, being known to be in par, at least
American citizens, il is the duty of our Government to
extend its prot con TO them, and avert or punish any
harm to life or limb.
The Spanards Of Cuba have, ii is true, TO feel
deeply aggficved lawlcss banditl has landed on their
peaceful shores in the dead OF night, burnt their houses,
murdered their people, and escaped by hasy flight to the
United States and. had they captured and executed
every Of the invaders, could have justly com
planned But, in their indignation against these viola
ois of law and humanity the Cubans must take not
10 coniound the innocent with the guilty, ana bling down
on their heads the penalty Of offended justice.
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GLANCE AT TIE q. S. SENATE.

Somebody, (says The Center State American,) has
written and published the following interesting description
of of the great in the L. 5. Senate. 1t will be
read with interest:
The active but heavily built geullemln pa.slne through
the otunja, with rapid step, and package of papers in
hand-a face beamng with intelligence and heath-a
person clad in suit of glossy black no less person
age than Lewis Cass OF Michigan. He stops to talk with
gentleman with grey hair, has just entered from the
" venue, and who listens iocny 10 the short quick sen
address to hm-that is Daniel Dickinson OF n.
York; not neatly large in statue as one would expect,
considering the noise he has made in the country and the
ability he has exhibited There is in Dcknson's man
irresistible humor and cool and placid oqnannI
ty, that make him ugly customer in discussion The
Senate is soon 10 meet tor Governor Seward Is going IN
How much younger he looks than you expected 10 sec
him. lie almos, boylsh al distance; but as you
get nearer, you will that time and care have done
their work. What strange face he has. On the first
sight, it little like John Tyef's; bn, that soon
off, and the craft and adoiines OF the politician
written every ineamon'. MIR. Seward /, an able
and industrious legislator; but his Senatorial career has
thus far been failure owing 10 the extreme doctrines nc
has advocated Now let us step up 10 the gallery OF tho
Senate; for il has yet been called to order. do YOU
know the slow moving man whose heal rises and lls in
in answer TO his thoughts he PAGES along. and who
carries under his arm bundle of documon'sf That vs.
Thomas liar, Benton of Missouri. Il Is not often that
You hale and hearty looking sample OF sixty
odd The fsce full of character, and the form full OF
strength. How long do you thing that fragile man,
with tho bald head who walks rapidly along the aisle
could stand up before such bone and mnsclel To speak
Of Benton is to think OF Fooe; and the fragile au
ded to is the Mississippi Senator. His is lighter frame
than r. j. Walkers You will be liiIle surprised to
how general avoTte he IS, by the reception every
body gives him. Tho tall man walking IN al tie side
door cane hand, you need be told Henry Clay
How familiarity he greets Fooio and how well he looks
lie takes pinch of snuff from the SccrearyS desk, and
then picks mp thc IntclIigcncer and takes scat.
DO you notice the Senator at one OF the front dcskS.on
the left of the Secretary who is ranking documents
J,t,1 Con ioust of
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A. 81 25,5 81. Cum Meal 81 ~, aud Rye Flour
81 o.
Wheat Is steady sales II red nj iiS al20 eta. and
white l26al3o eta. Com is quiet sal s Of white at
80 aud " How blab2 eta Oats ijail cts Rye so cents.
here 10 n"hinr new 10 notice IN Provisions Mess
Pork 81 2Jall 81; Prime 80 Land 7a7i cis. In bbls.
and keps.
There confines good demand fn nearly all kinks III
Groceries. Sugats improving Moasses. n. Or
leans y cts. Rlro 81 -, cts, per Ii.
Ihrt ollon market il finn, but sales small. Up
lard l2,aS1 eta. Tor middlmg aud fair; odeans I2ia-
l3a Ia lSl cts. per III.
Tobacco rcnans steady. but mol active.
Whiskry %, 20 eta per yallon