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Auction and Commission Sales.
s. w. SELRY a. co,
AUet4oneers and Commission Merchants,

Auetioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. 6S MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
~ w q co will give their attention to the SALES OF
- REAL ESTATE, and ALL KINDS of PERSONAL
FRoPERIR, in any part Of the Cout Worcester, al
Auction or by Private Sale.
They will also give their attention to the LETTING OF
HOUSES, SELLING OF STOCKS, &C
Liberal Cash advances made all kinds of Property
left sale. = -
u sales OF Household Furniture and Personal Property
III general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
AsA Double House and Lot,
sf7 II OR SALE OIL SHELBY STREET. For further par-
dSsAzA a ticulars apply to S w SEIBY ~ co.
Jan 20. diff
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF
Real Estate mt Auction

lxA WILL be sold at Public Auction on the
GaN w premises, on SATURDAY MORNING, March
23d at 10 O'Clock one half of the
DOUBLE HOUSE AND LOT, No. Shelby-st.
Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate would do well
to call and examine the above property previous to the SALE
as il will be sold without
Terms made known at the time and place oil SALE
S. w. SELBY g. CO., Auctrs.
Worcester, March 90. dit
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Examination of Schools.
yHNHE Annual Examination Of the Schools in the
Centre District of Worcester will commence the
ensuing week, beginning with the
Coored School on Monday, March 25th, P. M.
Infant Schools on Tuesday, March Goth, A. NJ. &
P. NJ.
Primary Schools on "Wednesday, March 9th, A. NJ
& p. M.
English Schools on Thursday, March 2eth, A. M.
s. p. Nj.
Classical and English High School on Friday, March
29th, A. M. s. p. M.
March. 20, 1850. d&w
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FOR SALE.

sre fTNHE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot, No. 4 Irving
sT Street. The above House is very desirably To-
~ Gated, and is built in the most thorough For
further particulars, apply to
Jan 90. diff S. w. SELBY & co.
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GiEaSEaaraRS.

GingEaaRMS.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED,
z CASES LANCASTER GINGHAMS, all new styles
u | do 40 inch SWISS do. very cheap Il fine goods
do 80 4" do do. for IL cts per yd;
1 do Extra fine Green and White Checks
do do small Checks and Stripes finest
The above partly Of our own importation, selected
patterns and be found esewhere when we consider
the great durability Of the above Goods both in color and
texture as compared with Calcoes De Laines we very
confidently recommend them the cheaBest Dress Goods
worn. III. III. CHAMBEhIslN q W
March on DIV
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]. *. CLARK. w. ID,
HENRY WOODWARD,
ARTIST,

No. 4 Warren Block, Pearl St, Worcester
~ Instruction given in DRAwiNG and PAINTING on moo
IN Is. crate terms. d3ms
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Our Rienmond Correspondence.

RIcHMoSD, Va, Feb. 10, 1850.
1Se pTsa Of General Tay!or- The N,aum.nt to Wash-
ington- Serious Fire.
Gen Tayor has accepted the invitation extended to
him by Governor Floyd to be present s thu laying Of
the Virginia Washington Monument corner stone, In
this city, the 22d inst being prepared
for him and his suite, 1T the Exchange Hotel. The
President will be accompanied by Col Bliss aud Mr..
Preston, and will arrive Thursday, the 2lst the
evening Of which day he will attend . soree ct the
Governors mansion.
The monument will be erected at the expense of the
State which has appropriated 800 900 to be used for
and regard for her iiustrious son, who became the
father Of country. The plan Of the structure 10
offered by Crawford the sculptor which eeles ed
as the most suitable out Of the number of xtyfour
models Of competitors IL consists of elongated
tagonal base, with entabstures which Is TO be some
equestrian statue Of Washington Around the bass
which rests Oh stone platform, TO be statues OF
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Henry, Marshall Morgan
and Lee, all Nirgnians, and compatriots OF Washing
ton
The ceremonies of the 22d promise to bs of an i'm
posing order. All the volunteer com psnes in the
State TO be present with from Washington aud
Baltimore each This State being the BIRTH place OF tss
President may expect him TO favor US with speech
CT two.
This morning about three O'Clock the Planters cot.
ton factory discovered TO be tire aud from the
difficulty IN procuring water, entirely destroyed
ths Tredagar iron works the yincinity escaped any
Injury This was one OF this largest cotton ms south
OF the Potomsc the loss will exceed 500 geo probably
ana only partially Insured One OF the city comps
MES oses $40 OO0 BY t Several humid operatives
thrown cut Of employment, at This time
Of beyear by this accident
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Feb. 2l-6 M.
The armne~ and activity displayed in the cotton
market Was maintained to-day, and large sales
again Effected At advance previous rates. will
be seen by the quotations given below In many other
articles Of producs dealers waiting the receipt Of
steamers news, before operating to any considerable
extent. The -four market, however, was more active,
and considerable sales made including Canadian
for export without material variation In prices Wheat
continued hrm with sales Of Canadian, for export
private terms Corn exhibited material change,
while sales pretty freely made including lots for
export. Pork remsined about the same, with rather
more inquiry. while there was nothing new in other
provisions Coffee sold rather freely but terms
which ruled In favor Of purchasers compared with the
highest previous rates Sugars we're sold to fair
tent, without change in prices Molsssss continued
firm.
AsHEs.-The market was quiet With sales Of SO bbls
st 80 e2h for pots and 50 for pearls The receipts sx
BREADsrurPs Flour Tho sales of the day reached
1o7oO bbls including 27Oo bbs Canadian reported at
SAYS; common to straight State at 81 S76 So mixed
Ohio and Indiana ct S5 06 s. Is; Michigan at So ls
M37h; pure Gsnssee 1t $3.50 . IS 62H. Fsnciss and
The eses were 200 bbls at IS l2h IS rs for mixed
to straight brands Baltimore Brandy and Alessu.
Sc O6 So 121I Corn Meal was very dull at So SKA
So for jersey and 50 l2k for Brapdywine BuekpAeat
was unchanged. Whsat The demand for milling con:
tiDued good and for Canadian the inquiry for export
was fair lot Of the latter chang hands at private
bargain. Other descriptions arm and unchanged
Rye something less firm with sales OF 1000 bushels
at 81 Nc, and old at something less. Ods The de-
mand was moderate; market nesvy Prices were,
however, unchanged. Com was In moterats iemsnd,
and rates unchanged The sales reached IL 900
bushels including interior at So 5sc mixed south
ern ut SOC 5t1sc white and yellow southern aud
yellow Jersey ct 60s.; sRd white Jersey at 5sho Bar
ley Malt was scarce and sassble at 7Sc SIC. Barley
was wanted 1t Csc TOO CanadiIn Peas were In fair
demand at 90c . $50. in bulk and barrels
BEEswAx.-The market was buoysut, with sales of
1900 bbls. western at 24c. cash.
CofrEE We noticed sales of 1000 bags Of St Do
mipgo at lOhc Rio was sold at about l4c., and Java
worth lac. 100.
CorToN-The buoyant feeling so apparent in the
market during this week still continues. and sales Of
4,0C0 bales effected to day st an Improvement
the rates Of yesterday We quote
LIVERPOOL CLAssiFicArIoN.
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EsrnsnX and servant Alsra.dr. v and " Peck, NJ
h:sssIss: e1::sis & Gar; essss. & 4ais: Ss;i.:.
~. sf ss,.: 'S'ii s.:si. Fsss. HsiI
sss kI;;s:s :ss; s.isds s.. SAY
oisss: sss.,s x..l...c Sss.. wh.n.. Of NJ.
H.rri, Harris Chs.ls: a,Isis, A%sro;s. q y Breeds
wss.sS sws s.1. s1sI cbsu,.I Ts' E:,s F:,so
amp. W P PIN. T PIN. .wf csyss. " wosi. Jsses
f XII, S;ss'. s s':': s.'ss' 'sss'' s.:.
so:ss slsas J.:.s saasssm Hs9:is
R P;1 s fi Ssa W.
sses Ds'S ss; .fs s.rrS f..a ias
BaTkI,y Heath. J.s .; Dowoisy G Iovslsss q d.
rs: s: *: .s ..
os sos ss S.isn % :S: i's,
White ps Sssrss Taylor Zach ysuiEn:. v carr1.
Es.s :saa & & S:v,s AZ !i.:; s.:s:
g'5'ss LIB S.:s. s:Ss:
VIM Noble, John scott John neEwen Theras Joae;. j
'sss' fsy S'ss:i Sissa
5.sn s,ss sl ';sy joy sss s'ss Aa s.
Es u:
NJ. H.as .i' ohss. af, .ss
WSas GissSn h's IA. nscah Naming. Enels iss.
% sn.f John kss. WIN
E ss: " W. SAs' Sss s;fss Bs
Daniel Lssts IN +. welI .ndr " co.an = oowsn. v.
Rochelle Richard Brada, q knbb, o n H1l samuel
Jones, John " Jcnts Coleman Mitchell Dunn. James
& @ s;is ssi'a siai 1:::: s.:::
Nave Pratt Ric' ard Taylor VIM noa gsmery, Mont
gomery, Dsgrt. rim. Jas Thompson, q Shrobs,
Justice Williams hichard heJoy. Thomss H.skii W
Cormick. b Moore Hamilton, Hamilton \ 0ppenhei-
mer, Baantipe. Farhe Muncss. p Snsttuck. NJ
Conaghy, Bril- kley rreneman Narsn, @ cd syn
Moore Andrew CASSIDY Thos Robinson Lawrence Parne
Hsrrs " Jasksoa Samuel Buchanan. Taemas Cart
wright Taley A Tallsy, J w Cook, Psarce, b
Miner Holmes. Kelly Lse, W WALTON narwan.
!ohl Cfss. Thss Brown Blies = Maurice. yehn Dun
nohce HsKrisht VIM Jones D DDopnel. Jos Q aslia
Ltorner, Howard Miller. : A Mills McCal. Nc all.
wFGraham spynx, Lamb: Esher. Iugh Gsston.
Jeremish 0srd,n Joar Faust Williamson Dodge Jas
Dsnel Williams John Williams john Hunter Isaac norss
Thomas Consshan, James Williamson John swords kevse
ger Bi cker hontgomsry reix FAsre Jean 8rocase
Lew John retsy asfaei syivestre. J9hn Stock.
Michael Duffy samuel Mcconnell James smishswm Bacon.
Lspgland. m Beach, W Knapp. Total iaolu ding
the $50 throush from New fork, 460
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Our Albany correspondence

ALBaNI, FEB. 10, 1850.
a rentiianOH- Grsai D'nHer at Tooy-r,e General
RGilIsad Question Gsrern0r FYA.
Since the passage of the anti slavery resolutions, the
capitol has undergone . thorough ventilation; the hall
ha, been more thoroughly attsd for "airius,p as q
wire country member termed 1t In his remarks, aud
probably hereafter there will be ps,tileats
odors or insurrectionary movements OF Importance
during the session. At least this Is dssirabls.
The citizens Of Troy have made preparations for o
Great dinner the 22d Of February and Invitations
(ss undortand have been extended to both branches
of the Legislature to attend It s expected the
houses ~ sdjourn from Thursday TO Monday, to give
the members an opportunity to eat the dinner, and
time to get sober sferwards 80 as to to work again
the Monday following. ~ attend the dinner (,ud
shall. II invited, and perhaps 40, IL n0tJ will give
you account Of IT,
The AIb.nans feel great deal of Jealousy in regard
70 these annual dinners Of the Irosus; but h cannot
be helped. The Troy people are sways up aud
they shout and beside. they mansgs to and out,
through the Herald what other people about and
D. as eitiEen Of Troy, might be psrgitted 20 pre-
diet would cay without intending to reject In the
least upon Albany, n the Albanisus, with superior
monetsry advantages had the equal enterprise Of rroy
that city would With more success compete with IN.
latter tna fact that among the cities vest OF you,
there IL not one whose enterprise ranks higher
this same Troy. Don't you think So
The general railroad bill OF which have obtained
copy TO send you now the gres; question before the
Lessisture IL has passed to q third reading ! b.
neve, In the Senate, and will b. bsfore the House
for concurrence, and ps.sed will necessarily an-ct
the future interests Of railroad companies very
teriaily.
slsw is pas,sd It ought to be Of such charaster
as TO secure equal rghts and sgusl advantages TO all
railroad corporations which We designed TO do.
sw h. OF will be-, introduced iuto the LEGISLATURE
70 make the health officer and his deputies In New
York. sslsried officers am told reduction In their
rslsries will be made What effect thi. will have Upon
the duties Of that Office cannot understand we'll
a. yourself
am infer ned BY gentleman Who claims TO koov,
tbs, In letter of the 18th did Governor Frh inus-
tice, In placing him among the friends Of whig
paper propcsed In this city Whether pleased not
With the necessity for making this correction feel
bound make IL, a. would not do any the Least
injustice In meptioning what suppose TO be facts.
My informant the friends Of the paper,
and supposed he knew What he affirmed; b1t n0v
think be mistak-n-st least nov credibly ia-
formed and knov you desire osly TO publish facts.
and make this correction, a. the proosols justice
Of the circumstances require.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

ExpLosIor Loes or LIrE AT NILES MIcHIoAs.-The
Niles exploded on Thursday morning blowing the build
ing TO atoms and buryng beneath its ruins several
'ors Aianson Beats WAS the first person recovered
He is said 10 he very severely hurt Another whose
nsme We could not learn, terribly msuged and ap
psrently almost lif~less. Charles Brown, Que OF the
proprieors In the building At the time Of the ex
ploion ard Ia very severely injured Dsuisl Mathsrs
smother of the proprietors standing the boil
srs, hut ssesped with slight injury. John Nyusn vas
operating the engine 1t the time and escaped without
serious injury Detroit Tribune, Fsb 10.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

LornosnPseis, ship a.perih Hudson Mise smith Of N
Of oermsny; Mrs Foss.n Mr. Henry Of NYsrA; Mr. Bo-
snger ndlad Of London White and lady, of ensisad,
.u shefle,. of Nrorh Miss Anne Kerr of Lon ts- Mrs.
snsr % Enslsnd; Mss Ross miller. Mss Juis nilier of
snsiane Fsmine of Brussels two Misses Psrnoas, 81
England snd 80 in the steerare.
LystrooL-ship silss cr-snmsn-H sarsees and ai in
the steersse
lrvrkrocL-ship c.sherins-w " Haley. ccnroy. " Rus
sell, Thompfon. and 2ts m the steersge.
sr sssEs-Bni John sroua-cspt s,rOut. late o. barb
ssfsh Bridge.
bert Hatfield, wrecked yersme Dec n
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commences and before two o'clock, Campbell the old
incumbent lie elected and matter OF course Josss
Is nowhere. He has been dsfsstsd ID N those Tree
soilers D-n those south CaroliniAus. rhsy ara IL
We will pay them of yet for this trick" No more din
ners tuppers champagne The hotel bill s ssttiso
aud the parties their way TO thsis respsoevo
homes and their legitimate business reasoning atsiy
upon what they have experienced to be nAsu tAcs,
that politics "ain't what they used 20 was, anh me
free soi abolition sentiments and disunieo pay
and tommy with the ducks and brakes OF politiesl
legerdemsin.
But this is nothing to the management required TO
lobby a bill through both houses Of Congress.
RABELAIS.
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a., 49, CAeareus
chTs.kose standsh lnew), Pearson, San Francisco,
smith yorktown lpkt) Seoor London Grtnnel, Mnurn
20; CONSTITUTION pktD buton liverpool do; Andrew Fos-
ter hones co. Ogdeni warren. Lawton, Glasgow, Dun
ham pimon AtlaStic Rose New 0resns, Frost Hicks
CITY 81 stoddard do via Havana Howard Son; Mala-
bsr, freeman Apaachlcoa, hoGAa.
Barks-hereurius taaml Lehr. Callao. Rodewald Bro
thers; DemnR Churc liiI NO Grande, 6c. Corning:
Tesss, MsssiI ssvsnnah Dunhsm Di@on.
brgs-inor rpendebce, Moore, san Francisco De Witt
C Belfast piekinson Barbados &C. Middleton Co. Pre-
lace, Small, apslaehieoa, DO
Simmons Washington. NC; WIN Ii Hazard saunders Nsts2
gords, / Gager; Huahes, +" Billson" Nevbern: g
Powell, Powell, Wimington NC Z Powell: N.ry Katt
Richmond q w Pierson; sarah Exaheth somers Phi,
ladelphia, J Hand.
Arrived.
Usn stssmshin Falosn H.,,s,sir N.~ o-..r. "a, =,
Havana i6th Pm with mdss and p.ssen,srs t N a.
IN. var.
terss 18th st lon e,essnSes % Oh b s
Jenny Lns from New Orleans for Europe.
Packet ship Hendrix Hudson. frat London aud Ports
mouth. Jan q with mdse. TO Griswsld.
Packet ship Isaac wright Peahody Liverpool Jan with
"a G ,hn e e ", @ A. T. wss rypo''-
shin Catbe9,pe (BrI Layertv Lverpool s7 dsys with
md,e 10 q Milne " '' 49,
Ship slas Greenway Spencer Liverpool Dc 81 with mdse
Shin Esmsrsids new of Brunswch, Mew,nus Por,l.na.
days in ballast TO n q Thurston The & IL yOI tons
Bark John stroud kl~el 81 Marks And aays from Kev
West with cotton to Elwel The had pilot on board
Bris Sarah tof Boston, sesvy carbagsns H days with
la. "-NN-
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yh,,s ..i,sd frS% San r,a1,i,.o.
Reed, Badger. Jun Rh ,des sad wffe, aartfn ID
s,I,in, Peel. 8 4 .sry. ss.ssro. a. Foster. 9
smith, Biste. Nlsrk. q Williams Jones Clarke,
W Blsetett Webster Blue l. smith, sea,-
diet snd lady, Chspmsr Toby, @ Hall, "
sw.vsh = D Br,,s. g, g rSrdyss . wntin. Jos. Y
sp.sr, ~ Eesiuton Csner, n, Kelly. W c oiton.
hutey, A ffsrscrs. Bed ses, g Cfford L Pes,
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

A Shtal. 6GS III II n
susther North poit Ps EsE South poat Of sinds
r'h ~ milts NV from Raft the highlsnds called
the Usmmork. 10 beacon painted white
hay ~ it3 North point 0fraNey ENk AZ miles the South
Island ~ Csycs Grcurs tearrE ~ miles pssssi
coral shcal IN Sfasfoms IN ship Naples ~ S1len.
fuo Surata tcarine WV rs miles. s dsnrercus e1rsl
shcs vhich th ship Christopher Rsnson ics.; crer
hrf uuht into Msrilla
coral sheai y the sraitsof sundy Nssx frcu the
Ruttn, S'a from the south point % Shwsrt IRE var.
snd dg from the north point q t1e same sland from
us oa the os scuthtry pciut of sulphis w Just
9th the nothry oiat Of Pulo Bessey fsthoms
p4stsnce 70 the Brtton Is niies
thira shra Ion ~ n lat laid tovn IN psrer St
deg :. (ttfs ie uiftske, r~rhsp. 1873 WI
Booty Issnd 5crry Straits storvx with provisions snt
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

February 21 CArHARINE LYNCH, sister to Thomas and
Ellen Dawson
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral this day (FridAy from the residence Of her
brother In law, Oscar Morgan, foot Of Court street.
Penny Bridge, Brooklyn.
At Wilamssurgh, l. on wednesday, February 20,
DEITRIcH CoHLMANr, aged II years and IL months of
consum ption, sfter . lingering illness.
His friends and soquaintsnces, and the friends Of
Frederic C Bstterman and George Van Osen, are re-
spectfuly requested to attend his funeral the
Of Frederic &. Battsrnan, the corner of North
Fourth and Sixth Streets In said village this afternoon
ct o'clock.
On Thursday evening, February 81, Of consumption,
JAMES OusGroN, Esq, an old and respectable inhs
bitant Of this city
At Montsxuma, Va, February 10, JoHS P. ScHxaMER-
native Of Schodack, New York. in the 62d year
of his age.
At Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, N. H., Februsry
Is, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel RicaARD D. A WADE,
Captain Third ArtiierytU Army in the 54th year Of
his age. Colonel Wade was engaged In the Mexca An
war, and took command OF Fort Constitution last sum
ner
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

IsrrRssriye rRos rHr RIO GHaSDs-Paoroariov TO
Srctpt Taos TEr.s-ws learn that o strong sing
prevails throughout the extent OF valley In favor
ds epaate organization, under the auspices Of the
general government Its kso.u 10 ALL that the con.
etitution OF the republic OF rexs. prsclud@d aliens
from bciong real estate within it, limits: and that In
ruumebt and the ls~s ensctsd In aecoraapce there.
with, ~ well az the consultation and the Law. of the
State II Texas, contemplAtes canascstiou AMI FOR.
fsure Of the estates beid by persons uaIsr tirIs.
emapsnng from the goysrDmepts a spain sad Naxico
especially vhen the of these are Or hax. 70
gsrded themselves az hsxicsa citizen. Ths cons,i.
rstiops nov apply With soneuhat ausmeoting f,rcs
40 view % the aDomoou- position which this c5gefrx
the valley Of the Rio Drans-, occupied veil tosar.
the republic uf Texss towards the State OF Tpx.s
previous t0 the actual oommsncement OF the gar
With Mexico The gist Of this question far a. IN.
lesaiJ - the measure u concerned consists ply in
THE: Did Texas by the resolution a her Co0gr. in
the Of her selE xovefament iuire an
actual snd rightful o@petshp and sovereignty over
this Territory. ~ that simple declaration, Without
actual occulsucy 81 the BY her troops, "
presence suci-nt not only o. ssert such
ship sovereignty but 20 control the acts sad dongs
~ rte inhsbtsutei Although msny other oonaders
tons wegh 'ueh the uefcieBcy ~ the present legal
system ~ Iexss, di-tAnce from the capital the
Tiaett q holding court, snd the necesity II
smcent governmental fystem nevertheless hnsl re-.
fuit ~ ms agitation rest- chiefly upon tRe decision Of
the dt-siiOn sbOge stated BfgpnsriAs (Terfsl f1ts
Ftb, 7,
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

HIS, Nv Qs,r.S: .sp cssesE.-stes-ship cres-
cent tiy-y Nsndertert A q Cushmsn w w Ball A Sh.
fer Jtnders Fich, Pischhs n, Hunt, chittss-
Den Bitfs snd Jsrvis, Babbitt. Eldridre u
n.rsss pssss .s''s s.t srJiass wRss-
ntysr. Capt Lindsey. Bsster. A uurdo H Z, w.
ner, Foster, a s,eddard. W PsrAhurst Le~ ~.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22


Brrrinoss, Feb n-i0 shares BstimOrs and Ohio Rail-
road, - 10. do, do. 50.
DOMESTIC MARkETs.
CsNssIDcE CsIrLs MAssKr. Feb. 20 AT market 3Sl
cattle about 2s< beeves ssd 130 stores consitns of
working oxen COWS and calves yearngs two years old
and three yesrs old frices.-Sisrkst beef sNtrs a
thru 90. - Ordinary, - 81 10 stores Work
ius oxen SEQ, go go. goss ava calvss "a, 81 !.
$50 lesrliugs 50, 81 ssl2 Two yeas olJ $50 Sts
s2o cell sold for $50 Three years old az $40
s11 sheep aud lsmbs.-tl35 ct msrsst pfc-- r
Es,rs So - Sits 80 By ist-si IS, 81 90 81
Ssipe Meme.
FOHEiGS NARkErs
rsrSsNnrUo, Jan "a Marks 0vsrstookea sita u,ost
kinds q imports and business oppressed Flour Sick
sse on all bands "a bo bbs neatly fur u nt.si
consumption The luies cargo soid q, spacula - a.
l2 our retail quotations nomns'iy ~ slr tal.
lego sud SSSt, III 30 flr Pulls iciDhia and tIl
tCC for Baltimore Unless receipts altor-tbsr r
tine nust expect prices stil moresfui nous tba,
at present rsies and increased diaeulty In aHeetiy
rae. Ccdhsh- Deaers hold about ~ 500 drpr,s ra
taing sts slCt Lent commences Early this ysa- hut
the heavy stock 81 hsh snd the abuodanoe 6f arssi
beef incline 20 the opinion that pric.s a,il ruia
below The sversgs q last season D1cestics asSte
blue diis 1.o s2srfs beoWu drills 2l0 Z7o: o.
&c 29trs per ysrd Provisions -Saiss q lara Az ars
sfsrd pork abundant aud q fhe latter the stocS A.
sufficient fr the ofdirsry r1bsumption 81 two vears
la,t ssles together, e Hyson Tss-Larse s1pnl,.
sales chests and bf chestsst igO -Oo snai b5x.,
are drug Sales ~ Watsons crnosers al 3 syu Ger
tes. lumber soa psr y rcsin 500. psrpsr lgOgs Der
ib srssrs- Late advicss from Eurors az by 20
nssEs eusoafssiog, ani c5a'4ers5s I;oct asvar 81.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

dnnouncements II Births, AsTTiages snd Dsstks ere
act nsrted, unless duly authenticated and ps;d for.
Marrled,
In Trinity Church. February 21, by the Rev. DR..
Berrsn, j. WooLssv BsowN, Esq, to Miss FsAScxs d.
PHrLLIPs both OF this city
On Wednesday February 20, by thu Rev. s. Burohsrd.
Mr. HErRv v. MosrGoMERY, to Miss CoRDELiA L. Mills,
both Of this city
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

eunustsd In packers hands, lower rates have been
submitted to. We quote white In bags for United
States 2u300 2500 per srrobs browns 1850 1890
In white look for farther decline Of 100 $50 rs
srrobs. Hides eagerly sought for st 100 102h par
h.; stock very small Specis- Spanish dollars and Pa
tscoes 1890 1870; Spanish douboons 2s 500 Pstrio,
2s. Exchange on England stssdy 1t ak, until tbs
close of the week, when 900 negotiated at 23
the present quotation. Freights very dull.