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DENTISTRY.

- The undersigned respectfully re
rSSsssSs1 news the tender of his proiesslona
1ITfYYY services in the line of d E "
TISTR
Atifctal Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth to full set, with spring or on the
principle Of atmospheric pressure.
All other work appertaining to the Teeth don
on the most approved principles, and with the
best materials.
Not being able to boast Of any isear discoveries,
he does not expect the patronage Of the mast ere
dulous, but is willing to confine his practice to
those persons only who are aware that fine gold
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth
G- Plantations visited when required.
WILLIAM GISSNA.
Pattersonville July 10. 1851. If
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EDWARD SIMON, JR., Ahorney-at- Lar,
IL viii practice his profession in the Courts of
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
of St. Mary, st. Martin and Vermillon.
U Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street. of
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Carriage Making and Repairing.

sERL The undersigned has III.
AAEreturned from the West
with the best materials for making
and repairing Carriages, Buggles, Cane-Caris,
Ploughs, and all other instruments in general use
on plantations He offers his services to the pub
lie, and hopes by reasonable charges and close
attention to business to share portion of public
patronage
T All work done with despatch and in the
most woskmanlike manner.
Pattersonv;lle. july 25. 1851. -
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A Card.

g. G.. r. HAWKINS, Dentist,
{YfFzs tenders his thanks to the public for
II1Dthe liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him in the various branches of his pro-
iession, and trusts that he may ever merit con-
tinuance Of the same Having been for many
years a practical jewelIer. he has every conf
dence in being able to give entire satisfaction IN
those operations embracing the working OF gold.
For general and thorough knowledge of his
profession he refers exclusively to those Of his
friends and the public who have patronized him,
as they are the best Judges of his qualifications;
and those who have not experienced such per-
sonal proofs may rest assured that all his opera
tions are performed in the most scientific man
ner, and at moderate rates.
Franklin, March %, 1851.
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AttOrney-at-LaW.

DOBERT ]. BOWMAN intends locating
LII himself for the Practice Of Lar in the sew
eral courts of this district, previous to the next
regular term of the District Court. In the mean
time any business intrusted to his care through
the hands of Messrs. F. D., E. NJ, or D. D..
Richardson will receive his prompt attention.
Sept. 8, 1851.
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- The undersigned respec,fully@
announces to the public that he -
- liz prepared to make and repair Y
Cabinet and Upholstery work of every descrip.
ton, either at his shop, on Willow street, or as
the residences Of those who may require his
services.
In connection with the above, he carries on the
Undertaking business in all its branches, being
always ready to supply hearses and collins at the
shortest notice. LOUIS kIHNEL.
franklin, June IA, 1851.
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r. NJ, MCMILLAN.

TTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Willow street, next door to Thomas
Maskell, Esq.
~ He will also attend to all business con-
fided to him as NOTARY PUBLIC IN any part
of the parish of st. Mary.
Franklin, Nov 8, 1851.
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LAIN. JOHN A. rRousDALE
McLAIN Il TROUSDALE,
D...A...,.y D.,,k,.ts ,,,r1Sy+ r.sr,acf

60 McLAIN & TROUSDALE,
Practieai Dentists, most respect
aIIYHYYY fully tender their services to the
ladies' and gentlemen of St. Mary, and the pub
lie in general, in the above profession, in all its
branches
Artifetal Tsssh, from one to full set, inserted
on the most approved plan, with or without arti
fetal Gums.
..An operations performed with the ut
most care.
Messrs. A. F. McLain and John A. Trousdale
having been under my tuition, (he former four
and the latter two years,) take pleasure in re-
commencing them as skilful and competent Dem
lists, in all the departments Of the science.
WILLIAM CESSNA, Surgeon Dentist.
Pattersonville, Feb. "a, 1851.
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TIEDER-sHIRTS AND DRAWERS
u Gentlemen can, find good assortment, also
Hats, Shirts, Cravats, Suspenders, and every
article in the gents furnishing line for sale at
TALBOT'S.
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The pIanters, Blacksmith shop !

ABEL COOPER respect
N lfully informsthe public thslhe
N Neontinues the Blaeksmishing
business in all its branches, at
his old stand, below Capt. Gafes,s saw mill, IN
Franklin, where he fiatters himself that planters
and the public in general can be better served,
ana ON more reasonable terms, than they can be
al any other shop in the place, and equal To- any
in Attakapas IN every kind OF work pertaining
TO Blacksrnithing All he asks Is fzir trial. thss
the public may judge for themselves.
~ 4 liberal discount to those who make
cash payments.
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ELOUR AND CRACK 100 bbls.
L. Northern and Western Flour.
80 Kegs Butter and Soda Crackers.
For sale by ~ M. WALKER
Upper " harf, Franklin.
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.IaWeIrY. &c.

20 The subscriber takes asAs.
EAs pleasure in calling the - ~
g. attention of the ladies' and gentlemen to .
fine assortment of fashionable jeacelry, just re.
ceved, and unsurpassed by any previously offered
in this market, either In finish or quality.
He has also good supply of watches, clocks,
and fancy goods, and all such articles usually
kept in a jewelry store. Every article sold will
be warranted equal to representation.
A. F. McLAIN. q.
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PAINTS, OILS, &e.-2OOOI lbs. Pure White
Z Lead, Atlantic"
Boiled and Raw Lnseed Oil;
For sale by G. N. SEAGRAVE & co.
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TAYNE's MEDI complete assort-
j ment Of these popular remedies for sale by
80 G. N. SEAGRAYE & CO.
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CARPENTERS in want Of Tools would do
~ well to examine the stock to be found only
at Odd Fellows Hall, at TALB0T'S.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned being duly COM
/ missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people OF the Parish of ST.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the eaid
Pelvs his le5fPess satglstsa TO nin VIII ss
sble despatch.
10 Office open at all hours
JAMES TAYLOR.
Indian Bend, Aug. ID, 1851. II.
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RI.ANK BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

DAINTS, OILS, VARNISHEs, just re-
e ceived per Calendar One ton pure white
lead, in assorted kegs. Linseed and lard OH
and an assortment Of paints and brushes, all Of
which win be sold as cheap as anywhere in the
State c. RABE.
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10 Office opposite Mde. Pecot's, on Main
street, the same formerly occupied by the late
VIM. C. Dwight, Esq. 80
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MOTICE.-The undersigned being duly COM
In missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the parish of ST.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish All business entrusted to him will re-
ceive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch.
10 Office open at all hours.
i.s} GEO. n. .SEAGRAVE,
Ml4 Office under the Odd Fellows Hall.
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DASINS.-A few boxes and quarter boxes,
II new erop. for sale at TALBoT'S.
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Copartnerslip.

TNHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
L partnership under the firm of BRENT IL
BAKER, for the practice of Law at the courts Of
this district Their office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. w. Baker and is just be
low Mr.. Gordy's Hotel.
EDWARD C. BRENT,
ANTHONY w. BAKER.
franklin, March 3, 1851 ST
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S. H.

A. L. TBskEA, . h N dFLI
Trucker & McGILL, Attornegs and
l. Couasellors at Law will practice their pro-
fession in the several Parishes of the Fourteenth
judicial District.
10 Office on the Cd floor of Odd-Fellows'
Hall, in Franklin. 80.
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Cabinet Making, &c.

Pattersoaville, July IS, 1851.
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Strayed or Stolen!

Centreville, Feb. IS, 1881
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-08-21

ALLES's WHALING GUN AND BoMB LANCE.
The value of the various modern inventions for the
capture of whales seems to stand well the test of
sctull experiment. Among other instances, Capt
Bailey, of the 4. r. Tucke Dartmouth, writes
% request his owners to iel.ard to HIM Aliens
Whaling Gun and supply Of the Bomb Lances,
las he has inform ltion of their being used with
great success. The Nye, of this port by the use
of this instrument, took large sperm whale
which otherwise would not have been captured
In this case the whale was sraised" night and
proved SO shy that it impossible to strike him
with the harpoon, whereupon bomb lance was
|dscharged at him, which taking effect at-once rem
dered him helpless, and he was easily fastened to
and captured Shipping List.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-08-21

C The best shit" ever made at impropriety
hn lady's dress, was made by Tallelpd. Dur
ing the revolution, when asked by lady his opin-
bon of her dress he replied that it began too late
and ended too soon.n
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LOVE.

The following fragment the pen of Frederick Hahn
or beauty and delicacy is almost inimitable.
Tell me, my heart, what love il!
II giveth but to rob
Two souls and one idea
Two hearts and but one throb.
And tell me how love cometh
II comes-and ah, 'tis here,
And whrther, pray il feeth.
Twas not-twas fancy mere.
And when is love the purest!
When its self shuns
And when is love the deepest!
When love the stillest runs
And when is love the richest?
II hoardefh when il gives.
And tell me how love speaketh.
II spesketh not-it LIvEs,
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-08-21

CHINESE THERNoxErER.-The Chinese say, a
missionary use little FIRE, and measure cold by thick
ness OF jackets Three jackets cold is moderately
(cooi: SIX jackets cold, is keen, and from ten to f
'sen jackets cold. is extremely severe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
PORTUGAL.

A dictatorial decree was published on
10Th ut enabling the Government to receive the taxes
and expend the necessary sumo without the authority
Of Congress Great uncertainty prevails about the
capitalization of the outstanding debt some affirming
Mat it will be carried Into effect, and others being
equally confident that the Government will not attempt
it. But nothing Ia yet positively known.
Correspondence from Lisbon of the 9Th
inst says that Sadsnha and his colleagues using
thslr dictatoIa Powers wisely BY one of their meas
few wealthy merchants, 10 thrown open TO vessels Of
al nations provided the tea be brought direct from the
country where 1t IL produced. The duty will be the
In foreign la Portuguese vessels 100 r. or In
cludirg all charges about IL pence sterling per pound
Another decree destroys the long existing monopoly OF
salt at ST U0es No distinction will be made hencsforth
beiwse the native and foreigner Tne only remaining
restriction 10 the compulsory purchase by each vessel
loading salt Of 30 moyes about 20 tuns from the
Client esabhst ments Of charity 10 the town Permission
has also been granted to issue wines Of the first aud
second quality, without any distinction, al Porto add
Villa Nova Sc versl other liberal measur reported
monopoly which raises the price of the coarses, de.
scnptons to Id sterling per pound.
81 The budget for the financial year from
1852 TO 1853 was published the 29h July This est.
mstes the income 1T 49l, ia reals and the ex.
pendiure at l2sss ,slS9il, showing q deficiency OF
nearly han million dollars
This season, which promised to be one
of plenty VIII Il Is feared prove to be Of scarcity
There has been no summer, but succession OF fOggy
and rainy Ssys extremely Injurious 20 the crops.
Brandy has risen to $50 e. pipe, asd on 10 now quoted
ct $40 y tun.
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Barring Brothers & Co.'S Circular.

PEI -8sia LoNnoN, Friday, Aug. 49, o'closk PM
We have hsd stormy and unsettled weih snc ia,
which has greatly impeded harvest operations asd 4,
continued comp ANTS Of blish: and ndew ia Wees.
crop there hes been active speculative demasd f1f WHgf
ana FLOUR az e. advance u as ION the former aud
= obl on Hour The weather appears 70 be ehangn g
IN the Colonial ard Foreign Produce markets business
been du throughout the week and ices or most arces
have been supported with difficulty.
CoT1oS however, Ia remained steady.
MONEY "a, been N demand without change n the
rate 81 discount The funds have declined Consos gave
or sjo9. for Money. New Dollars 1, Bar Silver
BY Mail steamer arrived to-day, We hay. edvi-es fro
Busnos Ayres 70 % Montevdes 9th Rio d. Jans1 l5tn
Bahia l9ih and PeTnAnbuco 10 ID July We without
ndngsoi the sing Overland Mail
CocrINEAL-Oi - bags at ton barely half has found
buyer At about tie previous currency H@ncur. s'ver
note, Black 29t ?; Mexican sserS 1905 II, Black
4 2d4 s. and TeneIie black 2di7
Cocoa sales have been restricted 100 bags Trinidad A.
the former value-say Sc al fol .rey eaTk
red.
CoFFEEWe have had fair demand from the trade aud
$50 casks 600 BAGS Plantation Ceylon have prnc.
pay found buyers at prices ranging rom IS ior fine ord,.
nary up TO 81 for middng. 80 casks 1872 ba-s Jamaica
have cold from 50 81 g. and 90 bales $50 hatbaes Mocha
from IS 66I9i6 OF 81 casks go bags Native az public
sse part brought ~ at which the remainder was held
and 600 BAGS have changed hands privately at that
We have no transaction 10 notice in other kinds Brazil
held at 40 for good ordinary coory finds takers St Do.
mDgo very scsce BY the Rio adtces it appears hat the
aggregate shipments Of the crop for the year ending SDh
June last have been s7 32 bags, decre,s OF only
90 bags 8 compared with the pre- yious year
AT the Corn market Monday the trade opened brkv
and English WHEAT brought 49, and Foreg tlfl ad.
vance; FLOUR being held y Dol dearer. On "Wednesday,
further improvement OF lG2. but there not much
done Flostr cargoes Of WHEAT and IsDAs Corn have
been in scve speculative request and large business has
been dore at higher rates. SOFT red Polish Odessa WHE,T
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Liverpool Produce Market.

From A. Denifff0VH q co : CircBL1r.
ASHEs-TheIe hss been moderate demand fox Ashes at
"a = cwt for Pot, and .6s to 81 II cwt for Pearl
RESIN 6lO barrels have been sold of Americsu
al 81 y cwt
TvRPEsTNF-There little doing the stock in fret hands
being very small.
SPIRITS TURPRNTINE continues in fair reg1e az Is
y cwt.
TALLow-A moderate business hu been done in Y c. at
50 to 40 4 80 hds North American are reported
at 81 = cwt and south American continues IS SO
4 cwt.
0ms-Only moderate business has been done in Palm
Oil at $40 p Seal Oil not much doing at CSC t.
10 = tun Rape Oil34 to Ste q cwt.
RIGE-There hiss been good demand and large sales
sales reported In American.
DYEwooDs-The sales have been 20 tuns Fastic at
9S l26t 20 u z tun for Cuba, apd & to 81 Is for
Cara $50 ups Logwood az IS II to IS Is y tun for ia
msics and & H. = tun for St. Domingo, and 80 tun.
Bsrwoo6 at - 10 + tun.
From JAs Liverpool B,l General Circular ses elng 18Th
SUGAR-No chs can be quoted in the state Of the
ket du'ng the week the sales amounting only 900 hid,
r. chiefly 10 reo~rs aud 0p bags Bengal bat slight
ly rmer tone shown yesterday Foreign-The bond s
hners have this week been tbs purchasers of 200 good
Brown Macao at and 1870 Eases very old Pernsmouco
1916 100 bses leoT brought 10 and 90 hhds Porto Rico
and Cuba 81 6dS7 {, cwt. duty paid
MoLAssEs-The onlysse reported 10 puncheOns Clsyed
Cuba at IA p cwt from store.
CoFFEE-There is improved demand ID holders have
realized advance Of az & cwt the sales comprise $50
bags Lagusyrsa 81 200 bags St. Domingo az g 5dii and
40 bags Costa Rica az 81. = cwt.
RIcE-In consequence OF speculative demand IA "a
transactions have taken place IN Rice upward OF 20 40
bags Arracan chiefly TO arrive having changed hands At
TO and small parcel the SPOT at g. 900 BIAS Ben.
gel have also been taken a. for broken sitting. to for
fine table being advance oth upon previous
z4o ties Carolina sre also reported az IS to 10 u cot
TEA-There has been little doing THE in pod
bsckish Leaf Corsou. az former prices Some parcel. OF
cened ORANGE Pekoe have found buyers n rAh r
easier rates But little doing IN Green.
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BELGIUM.

Advices received Oh Thursday morning
from Paris state that the commercial negotiations with
Belgium NOT finally broken OF, the public had
been led TO suppose from the rejection Of the treaty by
the Belgian Chambers The Moaiter Beige announces
as follows The Convention concluded with France
on the 18th OF December, ls45. 10 end the
ssh August 1854 From the 10Th, and until the nego
tsaions which are being carried on at Paris shall be
BROUGHT conclusion the general duties Of the tariff
yin Dc applicable 10 goods comprised ia this interna
oona sce' Among the goods are wines, wool sad
The Emancipation says: NJ Liedt, who came
70 Brussels with propositions for az arrangement
respecting inc treaty, has returned to Paris 10 Join
the pegostors According TO the Instructions he AZ
received the Belgian negOuasors authorized to pro-
rogue Tor nve mon'ns probably 10 tho 10Th January
1859 the existing treaty. Between ths and that oedd
negotiations Will be carried In order TO arrive 9,
detuiive treaty. The French Government Is said 70
have shown Itself disposed to accept the arrangement
and is thought that Ii viii be- sgued very shortly I.
y announced that the Chambers will be immediately
convohed 10 sanction the prelongaon Of the treaty.
The staring point ofthe resumption OF negotiations viii
be, Ills said, the question Of literary reprints.
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AUSTRIA.

A decree, of 3lst July, formally aboI-
shes the National Guard. and In it, stead organizes
"Reserve' After having served the eight years ap
pointed by law every soldier sailor, gen arme and
policeman, the Military Borders" excepted, Will ba
long TO the Reserve for two years The Reserve Ii is
extraordinary circumstances to enter into active
vice, which active service will with the unusual
circumstance
Vienna letters say that Government is
about 10 sbrog,te that portion of the feuda lay that
permits any one claim parcel Of land II 1t had once
belonged 10 his ancestors Crest abuses have crept 10
under this law 1t IL also proposed TO establish an Or
phsns Fund in every province aud to loan the funds
at reduced rates landowners also to adopt severe
measures against strikes of workmep.
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Liverpool Cotton Mnrkct....Arc. Il.

TIE sales at Liverpool from opening OF m.rket, on
Wednesday. llth to close Of Friday l3th n 0r
Sales Of week $3.50 bales OF which &c so spe,u
lation. and 5ll0 FOR export Stock hand at Liverpool,
h, G63. l9l OF which 5l7 go were American
DALI REPoRT.-Saes on Wednesday 5000 bales, in
Guiding COO American speculation and $40 Egyptian for
export Oftle sales 6 900 were AIaercsn $40 pernin
eco SuIat at SID a4!d; 90 Sea Island 7iG2 PtceS
Of American unchanged.
On Thu,sdsy the sales 1900 bale Of which 5000
export aud 400 speculation $50 Peinabuc1
and Mssnhsm at 81 d64d. 8i0 Egyptisn at 6atld 4"'
Surats At 4d4d Market coted firmly No change quo
tetions OF American. but tendency hardening
Sales Friday amounted II Goo n.les Of which 0h
were speculation Market firm. Official quot,tion'
were-For Fair Orlesus cd; Fair Mobiles 3D.. and Bow
eds Cd
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Robert nIakin & sons Circular.

LIVERPOOL Corn EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Aug. 10 1854
The weather las been very broken aud led here
In many other parts OF the country Friday aud 10 ad
diton 10 the Injury already stated in the early districts
prehepops begin TO be excited TO the effects Of connu
ance OF influences unsyoTable to securing the Grain the
later ocaies fine weather would certainly do much 70
avert the extreme calamity Of generally injured harvest
the result OF the English Wheat crop greatly changed
for the worse from the estimates formed only sho, time
age this constellation In connection with the fears
tber spread OF disease Ia Potatoes he's induced additional
operations here to extent Ia Wheat aud Flour in the
interval from our AT market and beth article, tbs spot
as wen as Tor arNa have acquired decided increase Of
value
We have received into this port since TUESDAY LAST. from
Ireland fair quantity Of oars with limited PARCELS
OF other produce thence and coastw'e from yaroas
pats OF Europe and Egypt but principally from the aitsd
States liberal supply OF WHFAT and INDAS Corn with
very abundant influx Of FLOUR ana ierate amy val Of
foreign OATS anu 81 Ans, while the exports OF FLOUR only
during the week are large
Our market TODAY was rumerousv attended bat ha, OF
fully responded to the strong tone OF the London adyces
WHLATs may be quoted Sd T. busha above the rates Of
this ds week but milers tbs advance reluctantly aud
cannot report than moderate business with the
trade or two large parcels however were taken for
Investment The demsni oI FLOUR also checked by
the increased rates required the Guotabe be-
ing to = Dbl over the currency OF TuesaAy last
Yellow INDIAN CORN On The spot supported the reduced
rates OF fndsy uFon retail demand no White CosN Of
ferng So few INDIAN CoGN or WHEAT cargoes aioat
oterug except az prices above the views OF BUYERS that
business in this branch Is net practicable to any extent
to-day.
Prizes CEyet ia Lirepooi pey Japeyal StldarG Friday,
August Is. 1872.
WHEAT-Brihsh. 2 7ob, English res, 5.ea66; do,
white 6i6dti9 lrish red, 5 906 do white 5 1910 4.
Foreign z 7oit Canadian, mixed aud red 9G6 4, white
as 6 United States mixed and red, ) 9d64 white
ass
INDIAN CoRS-p 4s0lb, American yellow, q 6d3o
white 2S 64.9 FTench Spanish Italian &c. yellow 20
az 8, white p az 6: Ibrail aud GAlstz % 6djoi.
FLoUR-P Dbl lSitb, Canadian sweet q 6Q22i l. ;.
Western Csns sweet 2li602lis Ohio % G29 81; Ph.a-
eephis and BALI more, sweet n ga - New Orleans 81
02l6; U. s. ard Cansoisn Heated and Sour, Is 40;
seek .SOfb French fac aud supsriine, 81 GQj} extra
IS sass. -
FRIDAY Aus. 1S ls52-The weather Ia. been almstia.
ecssaniy wet here The last two days and has recently pre-
vailed IN most If OF all the midland aud southern distes
Of The hngeom bu, not much rain Is stated 10 have f.n
moth tfYnnhiIe great e'era howe,sr, Is nauFay .el