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THE NEWS.

We publish this morning further fcreign IN
telligence by the Asia. An important feature
of the news is the contemplated visit of Tho
mas Barring, brother of Lord Ashburton, TO
this country, on a mission for the settlement o.
the fishery question. The apparent willing
ness of John Bull TO settle this controversy is
sircnr e":1erce or his disinc!iaation to a rup-
lure with the United States. We anticipate
speedy adjustment, of the difficulty, and thus
a fruitful theme will be Withdrawn from the
newspapers, while our country will continue
to enjoy The full measure of peace and pros
perity with which she has been SO long blessed
Louis Napoleon, it appears, has not yet es-
poused the Princess de Vasa, and it is more
than probable that the nuptials will not take
place. tits source ofregret that the reading
world is to be deprived ofthe pleasure OF Pc
rusing an account of "royal' wedding.
The intelligence relative to the crops in tu-
rome is importan, to the agricultural conimunl-
ty. Already has the price OF -four and wheat
advanced, and the next arrival will be looked
to with interest.
The South American intelligence will not
cause much surprise. Urquiza has openly
assumed the Dictatorship of the Argentine
Confederation, thus proving how easy thing
it is for people not prepared for repubiicanlsm
TO change one hard master for another.
There is news of trouble in Mexico. 1t will
be perceived that commissions still agltate that
unhappy country, which may lead TO COM
Cnh yya
counts which inform US that there is no abate-
ment of the excitement there.
Coming home from far-of lands, we give our
readers a variety Of domestic news. Congress
seems to have walked up in its last moments,
and has probably done more real work in the
past few days than during the whole previous
time of the session. Several important bills
passed the House on Thursday, which are
particularly enumerated in the proceedings
We have inadvertently omitted to mention the
fact that the Senate, on Tuesday, agreed to an
amendment proposed by MIR. Hunter to the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill, ap-
propriating 100000 for the purchase of site
and the construction of a custom house in this
city. We had laid the proceedings of that
day aside for comment, and overlooked them
until our attention was called to the fact yes
terday by our neighbor, the Times.
Some further items regarding the Inflated
Atlantic will be perused with interest. Poll
ticians will find something to engage their at
tention in the movement of the Union party in
Georgia. The news respecting an Indian mas
sacre in Texas is important if true; though
the Marcy hoax will create desire to hear
further particulars.
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'.DECTS CAEk GOTT e $
~ DIE n : n .''-Pastor w. SCHMO
GROW predict Sondtag den 29lh August Mach
mittags um Uhr IN der Christ oder sogengunGo
Pine apple kische, in der Maize des alien Markts,
antang PRACTISE Unr. au 2S-itx
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DAGO EKREOTYPING.

Secure the shadow ere the substance fade,
Let nature copy that which nature made;
Think not these Portraits, by the sun light made,
Shades though they are, will, like a shadow, fade
Mol When the lip of flesh in dust shall lie,
When deaths gray film spreads DER the beaming
eye
Mouson's life lie Pictd es, knocking at decay,
Will still be fresh and vivid as to-day.
My Gallery is open from sunrise to sun SET over
Riddick IL Benson's store, No Tic Main street. whera
shall be pleased to visitors, to examine speci'
mems, whether they wish pictures or not. For por-
traits of adults by my patent process and improved
instruments, only one dollar cloudy day is quite
as favorable as clear weather
F. E. MOULSON,
Gu 1S No ITO MaiR street.
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Hon Abbott Lawrence, has received the honora
~ degree of Ii. d. from Williams College.
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S IxsS hAN Is II. SUTTON, NUIAkI
S>-Aa PUBLIC Particular attention paid II.
writing DEEDS and other legal Instruments Of
ice IN the Law Building, Richmond, Va NV
sSs EACilANGE HUIEL KA7VH@
@>--A NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and shower
Baths at ali hours OF the day and evening.
ie 80 Pm
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sHAxsrsAas SALOON Sec advertisement.
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49, LAND WARRANTs.-The hig

I.cN, LAND WARRANTs.-Theh high
~ est market prices will be given in cash
for bounty Land w arrants, OF 40, &c. or loo acres
JOHN K. MARTIN Pension Agent,
Office No Law Buildings, Rlchlnond Va
NOte.-Al Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS
tn;ee mouths extra pay, bounty Iapds and all
Claims arising OUT ol the War OF 1872, or TIE Mex
can War, VIII be prosecuted with diligence have
afuii list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in thc Continental and State services in my of:iee
je l1-3m* ] X Al
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Isl Main street, Eagle Square

- Once again must we call attention to the
praises volunteered by the customers who patron
ize the Virginia Skylight Daguerrean Gallery, at
No. las Mein street, of which Mr.. WIN. A. PRATT
is Proprietor.
Says Mr. Fabius Lawson Mr. Pratt has taken
four Likenesses of me, all of which were not only
satisfactory to me- but have been said by all to be
ter than those ta-en before.'
Says Mr.. Hurley, of Prince Edward: "Mr. Pratt
is the only artist that has ever taken good Like
ness of me, the eyes in particular"
Says Mr.. J. A. Winston Mr.. Pratt has this day
taken three Pictures OF me, which think perfect
any ever saw"
Says Mr.. Sawyer: The five Likenesses taken
of me by Mr. Pratt to day consider first rate.'
All the above are copies from the album of the
virginia Gallery. No. AS Main street aug
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NAVAL COURT OF ENQUIRY-The Naval
Court of Enquiry which was ordered to cons
vene on the 23d inst, on board of the U. 5.
sloop- ot-war Cyane, to enquire into the state
OF discipline on board of that ship, composed o.
Capt. Merwin, President Commanders Arm
strong and Saunders, members -Rich'd IL.
Baker, Jr, Judge Advocate, after the exami-
nation Of the numerous witnesses, closed its
investig atoms yesterday. The result Of their
examination has been forwarded to the Navy
Department.-Norfok Beacon.
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a PPLETON's POPULAR LIBRARY

a PPLETUN'S POPULAK LIBRARY
IA Knickerboekers New York Magazine for Sep,
tember-25 cents
Summer Time in the Country, by the Rev Robt
A Willmot-50 cents
The Recollections of Policeman, by Thomas
Waters, an inspector Of the London Detective
Corps-50 cents
The Experiences of a Barrister, by Warren War
ner, Esq, of the Inner 1emple-50 cents
The Confessions of an Attorney, by Gustavus
Sharpe, of the late firm of Flint q oharpe-50 eta
Four new editions of Waverly Novels just re.
ceived Blacks Edinburgh edition, Lippincotts
edition, and two other splendid edit For sale
by GIN. WEST d. BROTHER,
au " Under Exchange
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nLD kNlCh-Recelved at GKEsHAM'S
" Periodical House, Broad street.
KkICKERBOCkER MAGAZINE for September
prize 25 cents
HARPER's MAGAZINE for September expected
this morning
CLIFFORD FAMILY Tale Of the Old Domi.
MON, by one of her daughters
AUNT PHlLLlS' CABIN, an Answer to Uncle
Toms Cabin, by Mrs Eastman-50 cents
THE HEIRS OF RANDOLPH ABBEY-25 cts
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, No 433-l2t cents
RIFLE RANGERS, by Captain Msyne Reid-s0
cents
BLEAK HOUSE, No 6-l24 cents
SEVEN NIGHTS IN GOTHAM, by I'D Vose-
25 cents
YANKEE NOTIONS, September--l2t cents
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHERS
GLEASUNS PICTORIAL
WAVERLY MAGAZINE
FLAG, BANNER, COURIER, MUSEUM, PO-
LICE GAZETTE, WEEKLY HERALD, BOSTON
PILOT, home JOURNAL, YANKEE BLADE,
SATURDAY EVENING POST, PICK and Plea
YUNE, all for this week, together with everything
in the cheap publication line, wholesale and retail,
at the Foreign and American Literary Emporium
of T. H. GRESHAM,
1904 Broad street, opposite Broad ST Hotel
N. Bust received, a fine lot of Letter, Cap and
Note Paper, Warrens Congress Ink sc, &c.
au %
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SHAKESPEARE sAIt1gIS

RIG II r D is HIMSELF AGAIN
"a n The subscriber respectfully inform,
w icJthe citizens of Richmond ,hat be b -,
SNNY lifted up the house Nc I72 Rroa5
street, and invites his friends and The
Pablo generally to call and see him at II n'cocS
TO day Saturday. and partake Of a lunch" and
social glass" aAu
au 25-1tr WAITE N Moprv
VALUABLE GRACE STREET PR0P-
ERTY FOR SALE The undersigned ia nm.
thorized to sell on very accommodating terms tvyo
valuable Lots of CIR ound, with the Dwelling Huns,
es and improvements appurtenant, on Grace street
adjoining the residence of DR. James Bolton, and
nearly opposite the Centenary Church
Also, fine BUILDING Lot on the south side of 5,h
street, between Clay and Leigh streets
Also, for Rent, the brick Stable and Ca-,;sve
House attached to my residence, corner of 9Th snd
Clay streets Apply.to K X. HOWISON,
au 2o-4t Law Building
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CONGRESs-THuRsDAr.

SrrArr.-The Chair laid before the senate
a report Of the Secretary Of the Ireasu, E
latiye to the trade and commerce OF INC D'i'sA'
North American Colonies. -:a. r..
a resolution was adopted TO provide lot 8
comnendium of the public documents 10 oe
I.;d before The Senate at he commencement VI
'"I .r ~. CIV; and Diplomatic Bill was taken up;
A. S,mner. having offered an amend.
anu - n,oyide for the repeal of the Fugitive
S nI". T.w. spoke nearly four hours thereon.
tn. amendment was further debated by
Msssrs. Badger, Douglass, Weller, Chase
Toncey. Bright, Cass and others; and was
Gnailv reiected--yeas a, nays AZ.
The Senate then proceeded with the consi.
deration of other amendments.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Af con
siderng them, the House passed the bill &c
provide for the transportation of a tri-monthIy
mail between New Orleans and Vera Cruz
via Tampico, in steamships, and the bill for the
relief OF the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company; and then, after refusing to
reconsider the vote by which the amendment
of Mr.. Evans to the light house appropriation
for the organization of a light house bourd
&c, had been adopted on the day before, they
went into Committee of the Whole on the Stat.
Of the Union, MIR. Disney in the Chair; where.
in the Indian Appropriation Bill, as amended
by the Senate, was again taken up and dis
cussed by Messrs. Houston, Fitch, and John
son OF Arkansas. Afterwards, the general
debate having ended, various amendments to
this bill were further debated by many MEM
bers in five minutes speeches. Without dis
posing of the subject, the Committee rose, and
the House adjourned.
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ENARM FOR kkNT-A FAeM al anon, an
49,, sc !. about one mile from the city OF kica
mono' 70 for rent for tie ensuing year. Apply 10
100 a, WIN. GOULDIN
~ <o-ot General Agent Governor ~
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
EttAl kll Ii u rnhD

For To day.-Grand Consolidated, Class -
Capitals: OF S6e,7i6, OF "a 900, q l5OO0 OF
1900, OF 500, Is of 3O00 20 oil 1900 20 OF lVVo
and 1000 OF $50 Is numbers and 80 drawn. IieK-
cts So shares in proportion. j..
Also, Pstapsco, 233 Capitals: OF s44OO, 10 Of
400, of a62, and loo OF 10. IS numbers, IL drawn
Tickets 81.
au .S SMITH.
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GREGUHY d MAUkY,
Managers, Richmond, Virginia,
Successors to J. w. Maury a. Co.-othce No 81
Main street.
OraWn NOS OF Delaware LopIeTy, Glass r. aug. 20 !.
l3 IL 10 AZ 70 80 n - SO 90 50 Is 81
Splendid scheme To-D0y.-Capitas:
S3o,UoO, 260o0 1900, I2000 I0,i1, prizes Of
1900, of 30U0 10 of 2O00 $50 of l0Uo 29 ot AGO. o.
OF 200 ca OF $50, 81 OF 90 &c. IS numbers "A
drawn ballots. Wholes so, halves ~, quarters D.
eighths 2 so aug
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POCKET BOOK LosT.-LosI

TWO COOKS HANrkD-G GER nAN ar
l. lhiSH preterred-cap able to look. Wash. and
iron, Tor small family .acn. Good references re.
CURED. Apply at M'DONALD d. Lyons. No7
Exchange Block, l4th street an aS-Ir
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1A COAL, AND COkE.-I am sun deiiyer,ns
me best Lump Coal from the Midlothian Pits. a.
sew ehteen cents per bushel, and am prepared 70
usnver Coke OF the beet quslity also al seventeen
ns r's per oasneli and Anthracite Coal at GO
s st near Mayos bridge or at my coal ward =,
tne hichm md and Danv,le Railroad dena. n,; =,
be promptly attended to sepo'' wiz
au 26-2w cuAcr..u p.nn,n
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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-09

tons with all foreign powers are friendly;
its rights are respected, and its high place
in the family of nations checrfully recog-
nised' At home we enjoy an amount of
happiness, public and private, which has
probably never fallen to the lot of any 9TH
er people Besides affording to our own
citizens a degree of prosperity, of which
On so large a scale know Of no other in
stance, our country is annually affording
refuge and home to multitudes, altogeth-
er without example, from the Old World.
We owe these blessings, under Heaven,
to the happy Constitution and Government
which were bequeathed to US by our faith
ers, and which it is our sacred duty to trans
NIT In all their integrity to our children.
We must all consider it great distinction
and privilege 90 have been chosen by the
people to bear part in the administration
of such Government. Called by an un-
expected dispensation toi its highest trust
at season of embarrassment and alarm, l
entered upon its arduous duties with ex-
treme diffidence. | claim only to have
discharged them to the best of an humble
ability, with a single eye to the public
good and it is with devout gratitude, in
retiring from office, that / leave the cOun-
try in state of peace and prosperity.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
WASHINGTON, December 6, 1852.
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Administrators Notice.

I ETTE2S of administration on the estate Of
"a Richard Tibbot late of Cambria township,
deceased, having been granted to the subscri-
Der by the Register of Cambria county, all those
who are indebted to said estate .are requested
to make payment Immediately and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement. ID. II. ROBERTS, admir-.
December 2, 1S52-6-6t
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to
DR.. Patrick McCaffrey, by either note, book .c-
count or Judgment, will please call on the un-
dersigned without delay and make payment, az
he has full power to collect the same.
WILLIAM KITTELL.
EbcnsburC Dec g. 1852
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LETTING.

Proposals will be received at the Office of the
Superindent, up to December 10Th inst, for the
furnishing the necessary horse power. coal,
string timber, &c, required for the use of the
Partage Rail Road during the year 1858.
f. Il. WEST, Supt
Superintendent's Office, !
Hollidaysburg, Dec /, 1S52-6-2
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RNEEDLELs s FEATHER,

Wholesale dealers in Boots, Shoes, Dtnnets.
and Palm Leaf Hats No. 136 North Third Street
Opposite the Eagle Hotel
Philadelphia, Pa
February 26, lS52.-ly
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=. EECEEEshRE.
l55 Market Street, II. z. Corner Of 4tl

PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in all Of the
various new kinds and styles silk, fur, brush,
wool, Panama, straw and chip Hats; silk, straw.
braid and lace Bonnets; artificial flowers furs,
Sc, which will be sold cheaper than the cheap.
est Feb. '52, 19-ly-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Flarriages--Birth
WF = spbscriher has received lot of Blanka
, 70, Marriages, Births, and Deaths, for clergy
men. PHYSICIANS, Magistrates and others.
r. L. JOHNSTON, Regst~,
I Registers Office,
Ebens6urg, Nov. 25, 1852
! Camhrian and Crusader please copy.
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ANDREW DON0UGNE,

Justice of the Peace, end scrivener, Summit, Pa
VIII attend promptly to collections, or other
business entrusted to him. Legal instruments
of writing, drawn with accuracy and dispatch.
January l, 1851.
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John Parker. James Z. Park
,EGSaN PARKER S. Co,

Wholesale Grocers, dealers in Flour and Bacon.
Foreign Wines and Brandies Old MOnongahels
and Rectifed Whiskey.
No. 5, Commercial Row, Liberty Street,
Pitfsburg, PA.
March, IL 1S52-ly.
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THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

Begs leave to inform his friends and the Pub
lie, that this house has undergone th' rough
remodelling repairing, repainting and epaper-
ing. from attic to basement. An entire new out,
fit Of furniture, bedding, &c, &c, ha' been pro-
cured from the most celebrated Map ufactures in
this city.
From the central location, and it's close prox-
unity to the Railroad Depots, 5 teamboats Land
ings, Places of Amusement, fashionable Thor
oughfares and Public Squar es, it offers induce
ments to the Merchant VIZ .iting the city on bust
ness, or the Traveller ser king pleasure. To fam
lilies and females visit lg the city, every facility
win be offered. and every comfort regarded to
make their visit az 5reeable and pleasant.
A share OF the. public patronage respectfully
| solicited.
JACOB LEBO. JARED IRWIN,
S aperintendent. Proprietor.
! OctObe y 81 lSn1-h2-nm.
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list Of Causes

GET down for trial at a Court OF Common Pleas
q TO be held at Ebensburg in and for the ooun-
ty of Cambria on the first Monday of December
next.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

The Subscriber having leased the Public
House. formerly known as the American House.
No. Is s. Sixth Street, between Market and
Chestnut Streets, has changed the name Of the
same to
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w. J. Kealsh, at
SELLERS, STEER s. CO.,
125 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA
Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves, Combs, Brushes
Looking glasses, &c. l9-ly.
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Something for Every Body.

The Native Americans are to hold National
Convention at Trenton, N. j., on the 4th of July
The Norfolk Herald and Courier are both out
in favor of Secretary Graham for Vice President
Mr. Forrest is to play three weeks engage
men at the Boston, commencing on the 18th inst
Butter has declined in NewYork from 80aS5
to 2Oa25 cents perlb. and vegetables in proportion
The Hon. D. D. Barnard our Minister at the
Court of Berlin visit to Rome. at last accounts
for the benefit of his health.
writer in the New York Express urges the
nomination of Gov Brown of Florida as the wing cand
date for Vice President.
A large body of the laborers of New4ork are
on strike for ten shilings day. which is one shilling
more than they receive at present
The bill appropriating five thousand dollars
in aid of coonzg free persons of color has passed both
branches of the Indiana Legislature.
The Board of Aldermen of Newly rk have
voted a donation of $110O to the widow of Policeman
shaw recently killed in the discharge of his duty
At Scituate, Mass, the other day, two farmers
found hole of black snakes and killed fftysx OF them
| while in a torpid state
resolution in favor of the Maine law has
been voted down the House of Representatives OF In
diana by large majorty-yeas s, nays 70,
| The Bowdion College boys, on hearing Of the
defeat of Neal Dow illuminated the college buildings and
| evinced their Joy. in various well known methods
A resolution in favor of the Maine law has
been down the House Of Representatives OF In
diana by large majority-yeas g. nays ~
Henry T. Brown, late Lieutenant in the 5.
Army died the night of the LIST inst at the residence
| of his mother. in Charestown, Indiana.
A wagon, containing 1913 dozen wild pigeons,
arrived ut Cincinnati from Indiana Thursday They
| sold at 60 cents Dozen
The whig convention of Illinois, to nominate
candidate Governor and other officers meets on the
| It'll of July.
Hon. Daniel Webster and lady were hand
somey serenaded at the Gerard House, in Philadelphia
on Saturday night by Dodworths celebrated NewYorl
band.
Davenport Allen, of Enfield, Mass, has full
also two intestine canals the extra terminating jus
below the extra leg Wonder if she lays two eggs day
, "What is the use of iving?'' asked Jacl
Simmons the other day logged for crying wher
we are babes-ogged because the master cross whe
we are school boys-obged toll sick well starve
when we are msn-to work still harder and suffer some
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CnEscESr OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, May Ii, 1857
CoTTON-The market continued to flag yesterday; the
sales not exceeding $500 bales at easy prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. AMidding Fair y gaii1s
iood Middng ...s @ez Good and Fine nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept l. 1851. 1890 o 23,S7l
Received since $50. 1329l3s 1928
yesterday. 6l=l'az9.2oo ooo-3s.z3o
134459O 631O4
Exported to date. 49,. 12o6921 S61so
. Yesterday. SOs0=1215001 174=36354
Stock on hand not cleared. ....... .l29,5S9 2675o
TOBACCO-Good demand and 900 hhds disposed of,
including 2Ss at II III of which 1859 at 81. at So
and 81 "a at Az. ST. of which 16 at Az, and 65 at
and 321 of which II at Az at 81, 6S at 3s IA at
Az, and 222 at 40 p tb.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-Both dull Sales barely
200 hhds Sugar and $50 bbls Moasses previous
FLoUR-The market continued firm, and nearly 5000
bbls purchasers including 1851 Ohio at So So 1900
several lots at So CO. and 500 bbls ST. Louis at SO
SO so a Dol for superfne, and 81 rs for extra.
GRAIN-White Corn scarce. Sales altogether 10000
sacks of which inferior at 49, 400 at 43 to Al
mixed good yellow and white and 2l7O prime white
Of Oats 400 sacks Ohio and Wabash sold at 3d.
400 St. Louis at 3D.
PROFESSIONALISM continued dull, with retail sales
S7 90 for Mess and SIS so for prime which last is
and wanted of Bacon So casks sold at OK for ribbed
Sides 1OA for clear and 10 tierces fancy Hams
lii -. Lard steady with sales of 3S bbs No. at s9l
and on Monday mot before reperteD 800 bbs prime a
| the advanced rate of 91e.
GUNNY CLOTH-A sale of y bales at II hs&. on time
| ROPE-1OO coils Kentucky taken at 5A&.
| WHISKY-Firm and 26O bbls Rectifcd sold at 17s {
| gallon.
CoFFEE-25o bags ordinary sold at Ok, and 1900 goo
| at 914fD93s4 u h.
| STAR CANDLES-A sale of 100 boxes at 1885, on time
FREIGHTS-Cotton to Liverpool IA, and to Havre
| of a cent
ENCHANGES-No quotabe change:
Sterling. SalOl0
Network sixty day Bills % ct. dis
Sight Checks on Network 1aCO1 y ct. dis
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GB- Dr. DALTON has this day received some
Vaccine Virus desiring protection the loathoe
sms Pox it by application to Dr.
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