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of Congress, and be hailed by universal
shouts Of public reclamation.
MIR. Clemens desired to say that the bill
never would pass III its present form.
Mr.. Fooie replied to Mir. Clemens. He
was not opposed TO amending the bill.
Mr.. Clemens said that unfortunately they
never could get any amendments which were
satisfactory. He proceeded with some re
marks to show that Mr. Foote's course had
not been cons steut on this subject. He COM
pared Mr. Foote'S declaration yesterday that
the South had no right to complain OF the
admission of California with the position as
sumed in Il letter. by him and his colleagues,
in which that measure was pronounced to be
equivalent to the Wimot proviso.
Mr. Foote interposed and triangular
cross fire ensued between him and Messrs.
Clemens and jeff. DAVIS, which was con-
tinued until O'clock, when the Senate went
into Executive session. and soon alter adj
iourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
Various reports from committees were pre-
scented.
Mr. Mclean. from the Committee on Com
merce, rep, rted a bill TO admit certain articles
of the growth and prod ction OF Canada free
of duty into the United States.
Accompanying the report was the cores
pondence between MIR. Clayton and Sir H.
BuIwer.
Mir. Jones moved to lay the bill on the table,
which motion was negnlived.
On motion. the bill was referred to the
Committee of the Whole on the State of the
Ulion.
MIR. Brooks motion, here tofore made, was
so amended as to refer that portion OF the
/ British Minister'S letters to Mr.. Clayto pro-
testing against the increase of duty on IRON
and other British productions, to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means instead OF the Com
mittee on Manufactures, and the part asking
/ for British coasting trade from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, to the Committee on Com
merce.
Mr. Bailey moved TO reconsider the vote,
but this motion was laid OH the table-yeas
49, nays SO.
The Spnate's amendment to the resolution
to facilitate the coinage Of the mint was con-
Cured in. 1t authorizes the transfer OF such
money 5 from the Treasury as can be spared
IRON lime to time
After some further business, the House adj
Ijonrnrd.
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CLEVELAND. May II, 4P. M.

The steamer America from Bulido to
Cleveland was discovered to be on fire near
her boilers when within about five miles OF
this port. She reached her dock about II
O'Clock, and by the aid Of the fire department
and assistance Of the citizens the flames
were exIinguished after working about three
hours. She leaves in the morning. 10 resume
her regular trips in the BufItlc and Sandus-
XIV line The fire was confined to her hold
in the vicinity of her boilers.
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TerFR HnHgQ

Itappears that Terre Haute is going ahead
as well as Lafayette. Indeed the Editor of
the Wabash Express gives the Lafayette
chaps rub occasionally for not getting along
fast enough. The Express says:
"The Lafayette Courier says, it Aatters
our to1oa pride to witness" a wagou-naker
erecting brick building on Main street! The
place must be nearly finished. SereR three
story buildings, in one block. are now going
up in this place, and many other kinds in 9th
er places. Brick and other materials cannot
be had fast enough. Several -ine brick resi-
dences will be put up this summer and fail
Mr.. J. ID. Early is putting up a magnificent
one"
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CANDIDATE S..

Mr.. EDToR You will please announce the
name of SIMEON b. STODDARD as a candidate
for the Office Of County Recorder at the Angus
election. Iap23+l
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ST. LOUIS. MAY 16.

The donrio9 MIL 6MY eR tiIa very Reasant
& tiigbee, at Dallas, H., was destroyed by
fire Oh the morning Of The 18th. Loss S15,-
900. Insurance Sc 600.
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PITrsBURGu, May 17-M.SE
There are II IL feet water in the channel
and falling slowly-the weather is very pleas
"a
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PITTSBURGH May 16.
The river is rising, with II feet s inches
water in the channel. Weather pleasant.
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9JMR. SANDrRs:-Will please announce JOHN
GRt &C, aliaS Old Honesty " as a candidate tor
the office of Recorder of Fanderburgh County and
obige a majority of the voters of the County
apl2
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MADISON, Ia. May II.
The Hon. w. Hendricks. aged SIS, died sud
denly last night; he was the first Governor
Of Indiana, and also the first Senator elected
from this State.
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CINCINNATI. May Is.
The weather is warm. The river is fall
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CLEVELAND O., May 16.
The steamer America is now burning in
this harhor. She caught fire three miles oIt
from this port.
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8y- Mr. EpIToR:-You will please announce my
name as a candidate for County Recorder at the
next August election +. P. PAGAN.
mh27*
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FINCENNEs. May II.
There are 1-2 feet water in the Wabash
and falling.
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sue this course because all public documents
which go to the printer, go to that borne
whence no traveller returns"
Rorrid Negroes hung by Hob
Small Poo among the California EnigTants.
ST. LOUIS May II.
Three men, Alfred McCerter, BENZ. Wealth
ers, and Reuben Body. while cleaning a vault
last night fell into it and were smothered to
death.
A few days since a negro man and woman
who had confessed to the murder OF Mrs. Al
len, their mistress, at Liberty landing were
taken out by the neighbors and hung.
A gentleman from Council Bluffs reports
the small FOX among the California emigrants,
and SIX deaths Of the disease.
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QJ-A H. SANDERS, Esq.-You will please an
nounce r-y name a candidate for the office of
Recor er Of Vanderburgh county, at lhe next Au-
gust election mh25* 9. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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A. H. SANDERS, Esq.,-You will please announce
DANIEL CHUTE as Candidate for the Office OF
Recorder for the County OF Vanderburgh, at the next
August Election Yours, Respectfully,
NH 20* DANIEL CHUTE.
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GREECE.

The Greek difficulty was neither settled
nor was there any prospect of its being SET
tied.
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Died.

On Sunday afternoon. 2lst instant JANE, wife OF
Samuel Glsyne, in the Goth year Of her age.
Funeral service nj the residence Of her brother VIII
liam Price No. Monroe street on Monday afternoon,
at O'Clock.
At White Plains Seventh day morning April q 81,
AHIJAH HAviLAsD.
His friends and acquaintances respectfully In
vted to ate nd his funeral At Friends Meeting House,
Purchace. at ii O'Clock, Third day morning.
Departed this lfc on Saturday, April goth MICHAEL
METscHAR, Snatve Of Germany aged OF years months
and 70 days
The friends Of the family ard those Of his son-in-
law John Coean, are respectfully requested TO attend
has funeral, nom his late residencc, No. ~ Orange
street, this afternoon, at o'clock. N.B.-No car
riagcs allowed.
On Sunday, the 21st inst LfSA ieBss aged 50 years
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the osidence of his son-
John 5. Pcarsons, 2S6 Jay street. near Willoughby
street Brooklyn AT o'clock Tuesday the 23d inst
without further invitation.
On Sunday April 2lst, WILLIAM Henry ToDD, in the
10Th year OF his age.
The irier ds of tho family, and the members OF Nor
folk Street Baptist Church and congregation,
spcctflly requested TO attend his funeral Tuesday
Esd inst at O'Clock from the Meeting House Of the
Norfolk Street Baptist Church.
Bling hnmton, Broome county, papers please copy.
On The 2lst inst, Mr. T. II EyASs, aged 80 years.
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Tuesday, the 23d in
slant. from his late residence 2D2 Bowery, at 2 RM.
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Our philadelphia Correspondence.



n Cos, If Choisra- -RiccSy E,neoafrs
Notwithstanding the general health n ths city was
never better than 1t l. AZ The present time the opin-
ion IL widely IL l. feaffaty entertained that We
are this season to be visited ~ the cholera In even
more malignant form than II exhibited last year In
company, yesterday with homeopathic ply s'cian
saw case of decided static 81 ocra the potent being
aLdy The symptoms we're unuii.tttrahlc ana un-
der the influence % pin head pills sud al
powders she appeared To he in fair way u recover
most d,srrpcrful possibly fital rcncoutrc
took place at Reads Hotel Ia this cit 8. ou friday
n ght last between Mr.. Ahrahams aud Sr
weaver hc stand very high IN thi~ csuimuniiy re-.
fpcctablc business mon The former. without notice
esssutts The latter with knife ami Inflicted such Sc
,tre injuries that ar entertained of III. ultimate
r.coy,fy A. "a matter 81 course common rrport has
70 thst = middle aged but lovely Is a the bot
tom &C ihr whole diifcuity ani frun privac
cursisuces which have been communicated To- me
am inclined 20 place some rcnhlcncc In this report -
Deaths IN che city and districts Lest week. 10; from
consumption. p. scarlet fttcr. u.
The rcws by the America. o. might have boom an
ticipattd impaired highly sprcuiafrc feeling to our
markets yesterday rnrtcuinry n stocks. SELLERS eiu
y.ritctly loss us 60 how much q advance they
shcuid q Z. ssru Morris Canal ~; thc influence W
the altered state 81 affairs enl advanced 20 I6t The
principal transactions were IN Reading sccuritcs the
stock Il which suddenly advanced 81 per share Tho
prrstnt week promises 90 lc ~ great excite mont
iur the bulls " and hcars sud should prices 90
Up may reasonably look out fcr some failures
among the (" shorts"
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nAoIo-SaiS 0ns.tA-hr sna Mr.. Pierce Of ChArss,s~s,
Joshua Blake, Of Boston. - N ~
LivERrooL-shp Chsos-Mr Robinson Thos Dan y,.s T p
Thompson, John neaton DR. Purcell Mrs Thomson Nss
Richards Miss Ellsworth, Miss Robinson Mrs Chambers
IavsRPooL-ShiP Josephine-James CLARK Ceosre Prvs.
Harriet Kate George and Clara Bryan. Margaret White
GLAseow-Sbip Cora Linn-Mr Patterson and LADY. Me-
Graham, Mr. Wilson. N'' -.
CHARI EsToN-ship Fsirfed-Mr Endicott, Mr. Brixs Mr.
May Mr. kellogg Mr. Cade Mr. Reading and Mr.
burn, and in the storage
CLAscow-Bark Adam Caw-Mr WATSON.
NxvvrrAs-Brig Hamlet-Scrapi Tkurty LoHa.
CAkpEsAs-Brig Walton-Mr Samf Richards.
ST. JAoo Oh CucA-Brig Adele Trubaro, J Chainesu
DFMKRARA-Schr Globe-Mr and Mrs Blake, Ihnd three In
the steerage
KINGSTON, JAM-Schr Julia A ENster-Messrs. SwsSy,
John Mel adden. Jones McPbnnsy.
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trsn SrtANa,r As,Riosl -
sd ga Exchange. Major SYorL ssih. Geo s,svSa Robin
ANarsnnAr. March sl-A-r Benedict with. WORK.
BErs,s. har,h AR L,i.e Ga..n. baltimere.
BhsNrgsAyss. MARCH ls,-sla lsi.e, Lehman. Balnors
Orleans 18th. Louisiana nacr d. Gos hs noSssa. Bal,
STATE rSma watts watts soTissur s,'. o.ear @SsrS
90 lh nhi,ssy pyef o.; s.th oi,. Gauee NrgtS a.,
25h Weliv,lls, nsNsgi NlorA' 9Th Annie. Nsaras, DO
rsieth. iisnco,k, Nyerki Ccsae ou'erlrdg, %.
cSSSss 80, Nsfeh ie-sld Travail ho.s. SrSs.
a tsSo N S5n kTs s' ssh t1hTf ss
sstasg,v, March ~ OF Rankin. orsss. from Sori,,us
tAi. April lar Arlington Ryan, NOreags Coz iud IN
90 Nie.or,a. gola,gn ana i,egark ugase FRAT NY'rl
nrrisss March s7--sld Elirateth. Hunter sYorh.
Pas nve Rou March igsd Luceuiu iissiiton NYork
~ .SS ,nss NIet es "a NY &c hossss. ds
ios iot Niert aea rle,csesl
Julius Casur. d ming. Mobile ia %. ocean. Perkins
GLASGOW. vsr,h 2t-irwsrrrn Iavton. srsrs slils,,
nrechg kcEvcn, NfofA Adcr, nohort, a.; -. Lydia,
G,rlsirSa, March I7Arr nedsio. croe,. Si,e and cd
GTA,isi.p. Naf,h si--sid Southampton s,bor NYork.
GIoyeii!, s. Msr,i 81 81 seir'y clai.is. Nyers.
HAvnt Narth ziAfr Ncsta. seuhry. NOriesns ri. Zu-
..k Ihcurs.r Nlork usuty stsi,ea, lear. eican'9ii
.'tb Carriek. snow. Noreans' April J. RouonnAs Gris
sid So,h. Ist.nor. Drew. SYorh zamrr. yaunier io;
u,,ftre Mech 2i-Arr Hroireue Turs,. CharIesfop,
18th Aicyor. sian. dos -th. Nefta. Stranrer NNork.
Ilffvf ~ March 4i-irr Tuskira. slcsari savnnr ah
9Th Alexandra. le1ndgr. Nfrrkf Si Gth. Nuus. kuper
resi,r; Lueonia rr,nt, New fcrk alth. 4 rurusion
Given. On.
Ifrtt. March ef-sli stentcr. i.uckir. NYerk.
kurrsu. /. RIB - a. Dc Ariel steward and brig John
" isinrt. fof rortcr. trady.
lNntreei; March 1s-Arr Lgyey. M.l-an uetiioi gitt
View World. knrht hHri; litb. Vars Hale Rollins Nfw
uretrg igisn Welch ,harle.ou re. ~. rrcyect. Nrs-
actfoa; 4sfh tlisa N"rsou. fniav u1i,e; xh lprsst
Vreer ioycst Ncri'at Th"Ta. B9it Do; ldy rslkiaul
smith, dc sarsnaG 1uugg ttildsiph-; Arrl I. Eupte-
Tut lacs fth, Ma ouc. ancy. fcr Nfifiaars.
SG % %, a. Icrsa. NNefk; I.isUar r1rhcv a.: Roit
Faflcr Parse Ihsdei s; q f Nifrssa sritn York.
Atx cfaut. Alexander. Nprlears ina. kano ntt.-
more. 9Th. |Ho sltdiy Ntw York fsuoo lost Albert
tailau. nciarr. -; Entfrre. funf dos Naeout Coaly
New urlcanT totife. peau, an fr1tor. Mce. N0rioix
Tsodn. 'o.
fittcf. Nv Nark
IoSil Narh ai-Ert inusrds Yorktown s,hor. NYort.
end vsids same days AIrl rnt iaear Arngtoa ky-
fr. NNrledus.
LriNtcs. Nsfeh gi-s1 Ur1irs. slrbiey. NYcrs s5th.
from Seatterv. Ann Moor. T.reusln. 20.
i"SloSI rihl Msr.h eSi Fanny, Ceri D. NYarki 18th.
Inyoy latttn. lliiad,lVhis.
Ma ntA March oar Iucy Spar Robbins Nforki
lith frTfruis. Downs aof 18Th Autlct. Nper'ri d.
hAnsIlLiEs March lsArr Lseinds sears sears bo''on
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY. April N-6P. VI.
The receipt Of the two weeks later brought by
the America, and published in the regular edition Of
the Herald Of this morning, had the effect Of un-
settling many articles Of produce Merchants were
inclined to wait the receipt OF private clcrs before
entering the market To any great extent. The news
sent up cotton from hc. to - c. per H.. and some
ho!dcrt Il. andcdn large advance Gales effected
to n fair extent at the improvement named This
state and Western -four con inued buoyaut and bct-
ter prices asked. Southern Erm but sales light I;
wheat continued firm. The news caused to al
from 1c &c per bushcl; other brcadstuGs were
without material change The pork market easier
to-day and prices Inclined 20 droop Beef continued
dull; cut meats were steady Lard vas lcSs FIRM and
the market dull. Coffee was held arDlcr aud in
fair demand ny the trade Sugars we're firm with
sales 81 Texas terms stated below Molasscs con
Inurd Mithnut material rhnnQn-
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Fsessrs. Barins.' liverpool Circu iar.


Jht the close Of the last week. dulnrss ard d.
clin, long prs,a,, the Cotton market did not
receive any check either from the report. Of short
surIly from the United states. from any improve
in the demand anche.ter los yarn. ani GOODS
md ton days pr'ss 81 American nat generally d
clincd shout a d. per H. and suri. "a g. al per M
To this however fair dne orleans formed uscep
tion prices OF such having been supported The sales
I'm three weeks. ending 2sth March. oaiy 7SGs9
hale including lolso speculation. aud ~ ca Tor
export A. the end 81 lat week there appeared some
indications u improved demand aud u vs. supposed
that notwithstanding an admitted reduction "a tue
consumption. the spinners must have largely drawn
on their stocks since "a, end OF the year more coma
deuce has been shewn by holders which thr accounts
received per Canada tend TO confirm. a being more
decided than those previously nj hand with regard to
falling 81 In the receipts 81 cotton at the ports ~
well in the character 81 the estimates If the whole
crop there on the day before the Carsda's arrival
sale were made at advance ON the d, preston
tccd above and IN three dsys st to % instant the
cuisines rpckoIcd To amount To- 3lOVo bales at
yricss rnngirg from "a q. 20 "a per H. advance.
Questionable P,rtion however. on sp'euiation Tho
usual particulars e import aud stock TOR tue liverpool
mari a. will he flund In tn, preceding table. Up TO
1s Instant the import into urst Britain was S,S115
1.I, pclui,. .sl les Am rican against ass los In
all rnd 3,a az baef Americans arrived LA the hrst
three months a 1Sle The stock htLiverp,"l London
snd iagow 90 the same day 's,mst'd al 3si ~
bale ~ Witch 90 SCI American Ia the 1t
hrri ls4p the stocks were respectively 40 aDd
oS7 ga bales Tho quantity taken from The port. FOR
eon4upt on IN thr,t months H. computed 1T JJ9 rs
bale or "a Ic4 tales per week agains % iiJ ~ he
ndiug IcriUd 81 1919 aud 3ObSO for he whole
Of last year The compar Of American SYMPTOMS
Is q SIS bales u l50 las week again an ave-
reg quantity taken fpr consumpt OF ~ 80 bales Tor
three months 81 l4t ard 2LlS FOR the whole OF that
year lie Manchester reports represent the MARKET
thctc % ~ lac rather arm after being very TIRE
fula Tor the frssvr psrt ~ the mouth but bean home
and foreipn buyers act very cautiously alleging that
they Caurot afford ~. prices which manufacturers
quifc 10 cover the advance IN the material. snd,n
The alscuce ~ regular dtmaud or spcculatiou, tho
stock uf yarns aud goods have increased The total
Gales here this wttk a. $50 bales particulars a
which. and the quotations ~ the day sre given rhe
maj NJ closes quietly aud prices " will observed
are much the same - the sth ultimo, fair Orleans
Lov ever. being rather lhcr.
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rHiikprl rufA. April II The foreign news Yesterday
gave upward tendency 10 the markets. and holders
If cotton advanced their prcteusions fully sc, al
which rates some small sales we're made Flour was
also Ia demand 800 bbls sold az - l- FOR the home
trade. and holders arc nov demanding the price
for shipping brands Corn meal sold 10 sone xtrut at
81 6-is Rye -four Is held al 81 SS without sales II
cuy Consequence. Corn Il cent better and III 90
hush.s Delaware yellow sold al 5sc Oats uartrd With
81 IL ter red and 81 Is ~ ~ for white which an
advance. Bark In demand ct SO. Coffee duh mo-
sssss change Sugars sell freely steady prices
Provisions. no alteration, aud sales mod rate whig
kew 4 nj
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uro.iynti,y In,.ii,-r,.e.

ntsco,rrs Mar ~ sfotrN Goou4 -Oficcr James
T. Gf n.iLs q the Brooklyn police On Thurelav last
arrested two women. named Eliza James and tindut
riiuksD aud the DAY after took into custody Mrs
Maria Eukcn. mother 81 the hitter 81 their residence
No ~ Water street. suspicion 81 having st0ler
property concealed In the house on searching tho
rr, misses pretty thoroughly he found hid beneath tho
bed clothes and other out Of the way places m extern
size assortment Of wearing apparel books dsrucrrco
tytcs SC n great portion ct which had been stolen
from The house Ne % Myrtle avenue the 5th inst
The remainder Of tn" goods have not yet been iicnth
ed. The parties we're committed
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N.ssr.. IIoirinsh.ad .. Co.'S. Circular.

LfrBf0oL, Aptn 3, 1880
The limited purchases nv the trade. during the pre-
ceCing even weeks (avcFaging only 1882 bacs) hlv-
ing reduced the inland stock TO about It's minimum
point, have had revival Of demand from Che spin
resulting IN business considerably In excess Of
what have latterly lcen accustomed to- aud theru
being at the same time extensive demand from
spectators the weekly sales amount 60 1850 bal
Prices had an upward tendency ct the comm
81 the wick but amer the arrival of the " Canada
from New ork showing falling 81 in the receipts u
cotton at that port of ao Co bales. with light ship
m,nts and we'll sustained prices. considerable al
vance Ia the value ~ American descriptions took
place aud the market for time. somewhat ant
mated more sober feeling howcvtr. has prevailed
during the last two days aud the advance Is not fdly
SUSTAINED still We close higher than quoted week
nearly hd 60 al per 10 upon the current qualities
American cotton.
The sales to-day amount 20 100 bales. aud heavy
market Our tables Tor the kingdom show upon com
yurisUu vIh Lass year decre.r the imporl OF "a
go bale, IN The export - DO. IN the quantity tax
for home consumption 81 Sib the latter havng been
2+1t2 bales weekly. against 5ic1s bales wccsy In
same period 1917
HOLLlNsHEAp. TgfLuY = GO. Cotton Brokers'
April ~. A ".
In regard 10 actual consumption. We would observe
for your guidance that e.tiuatc the consumption
81 the pos hrpc mont hs al .pOp tlos per week uly.
the present az 1000 hslea fully, W. an. II
course. fuT the Nrgdom. The demand this iuosnine
IL moderate aud prices barely sustained. Thc mana
factnrinr business does not improve much how yer
they have stocks ~ any Mind. and Therefore the
chance o. i fVOr of en- improvement. We Incline to
the opinion that tho pressure 90 sell viii
aud sitter the steamer l. gone We think prices wall
reilly again IL i.NCV
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cvEnINr PRlcss rvs nAv.

To a. igoe,. Syerpirr, ErPer Toll
Jes,L April. $50. .t.ss 20 &c nTs s,s =,
,,r, = sine. our lat there has been no change In
thc dsmsud ~ value Of the sour and inferior de-
&C iptions Of -four. but short time sso there was
con speculative inquiry for good sweet Canada aud
sound Western Canal aud ssles made at TO ~
Cd advance. Tine dsmand not being followed up ~
The t.aGe. prices sgsin lover The recent ar
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GEoaeS AVLrMiLLsa, N. D., TO mAKv Ass CHAaLorrE
vnrcs, daughter Of james vcitch, deceased, Of this
city.
On Sunday morning, April 91st. RoDoLPHys q. Mil
LEN, Of New York, TO MARr MAsIA WELcss, Of Boston
Boston papers please copy.
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Lo~uoN MoVrf MAsKrr. 4 pril > Q deck stoc X
markets to-day are generally something better The
Fnglkh Tunds are steady. with little doing Consos
soa TO e fan per cent higher than they cosci
yesterday. Exehcqucr Bills have advanced - Cos 10
Dls. pUm. There D. an extremely limited business
doing in ur Ign stocks today The official List gives
the following doalings -BuenCs Ayrcs - Gillian .ix
per cents Nla. Danish Scrip "a pm. Elusdor %
Mexican account -,s To- a. Peruvian account o. 10
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