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Company's bark Columbia, which had been
wing or and on for the last week, entered.
On passing the vessels she salulrd us, aud
proceeded up the river to Astoria AT 3h
3Om, determined on making the attempt
to get to sea. We quickly got the vessels
under way, and in an hour afterwards we
had passed the bar in safety.
The CsdboTouGh followed our example,
and went to sea also. Her master, before
we got under way, had strong misgIyings as
to undertaking tho risk at so late an hour
byth Of the day and tide The vessels OF
the Hudson Bay Company never attempt to
pass either in or out, unless the opportunity
is Och as will warrant the master in making
the auempt. They consider that there is
s'dhcient risk at the lest Of times, aud are
unwilling 10 increase it, ! have already
stated that entrance to tn Columbia is i'm
practicable for two-Ihirds of the year This
arises from the fact that it never can be en-
tered At night, and in the day only at par
tculM times of the tidA and direction OF the
wind. Unlike all known ports, it requires
both ihc tide aud wind to be contrary, TO in-
sure any degree Of safety. Those who may
desire to be farther informed on this subject,
are referred to the Typographical Memoir
of the cruise.
Having succeeded in getting the brigs be-
yond the risk Of detention, ! gave them or
dcrs to await my return, and went on board
the tender, 10 pass again into the river, for
the purpose Of completing all that remained
of the survey. The Company's bark Co.
lumbia had Just returned from the northern
posts. The master, Mr. Broughton, was
kind enough to give me much information
respecting the northern coasts, and the In
dian tribes he likewise presented the Ex-
pidillon with many curiositles Of native
workmanship, some Of which showed much
ingenuity, particularly their pipes and
masks. The latter are used in their theat-
ricsl exhibitions, which are represented by
those who have witnessed them as affording
them much entertainment, and paslime in
which they very frequently indulge; many
Of These masks are represented with the
spoon-lip. As this ornament belongs to the
Iemale sex, they also engaged in the diver
sion. Some of the masks are sufficiently
hideous, while others are carved with skill ::
they use the soft pine for this purpose. The
wood is yarously stained with red, black,
and yellow marks. The pipes, saucers, &C.,
are usually carved from clay.
The survey We finished by the morning
Of the io,h October, when we again reached
Bakers Bay, and being determined 10 lose
no time, we made the attempt to pass the
bar though we succeeded in doing SO, am
satisfied it was at great risk ; for, as have
been told is frequently the case, the wind
failed US just at the most critical point, and
rendered it doubtful il we should pass. Our
situation was dangerous, and vessel Of any
other class must have been wrecked. For
at least twenty minutes | was in doubt
whether we would effect our object but by
the use Of sweeps we accomplished it, prin-
cip0lly through the exertions of the extra
men, belonging to the surveying boats, whom
we had on board.
(To he C,nfiutie4O
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ENlRGY OF CrARAcrCE.- love the en-
crgy that lasts until the end. There is some
thing noble and dignih,d in it. The msn
that possesses such trait Of character must
be respected, when this energy is employed
in good and worthy cause and when the
busy mind sinks in its leadcn sleep, science
shall weep over departed glory, aud society
mourn an irreparable loss.
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r% A man that keeps riches and enjoys
them not, is like an ass that carries gold and
eats thislles.
b6- Our incomes are like our shoes-if
to- small, they will gall and pinch US il
100 large they will cause Us to stumble and
trip.
h9- There is au essential meanness in
the wish to get the better Of any one The
ouly competition worthy Nrise man is NIB
hin.rlf
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ANTIcIPATED PLEASURES. - Pleamre
owes its greatest zest to anticipation. The
promise Of a shilling fiddle will keep a
school-boy in happiness for year. The
fun connected with its possession will expire
in an hour. Nov what is true of school
boys is equally true of men. All they diff
fer in is, the price of their fddles.
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GI-A new aneedote Of John Randolph,
of Roanoke, 10 slways welcome this is
given by the Norfolk News:
a" He was travelling through a part Of
Virginia in which he was unscquSinted
during the meantime, he stopped al night at
an inn, near the forks Of the road. The
innkeeper was = 6ne gentleman, and, no
doubt, one Of the " hrst families Of the Old
Dominion" Knowing who bic diItinguish-
ed guest was, he sndehVorcd during the eve
ming to draw him into . conversation, but
failed in all his efforts. But in the morning
when Mr.. Randolph vas ready 10 start, he
he called for his bill, which, on being pre-
sented, was paid. The landlord, still snx-
iouI 10 have some conversation with him,
began as follows:
(which way are you travelling, Mr..
Randolph =
'Siri' said Mr.. Randolph, with IooL Of
displeasurs.
Il Ssked,' said the landlord, which way
are you IraVsllingp
Have paid you my bill p
Yea
do owe you anything morep
'No'
well, Pm going just where ] please DO
you understand p
Yes
The landlord by this tims got some
what excited, and Mr.. Randolph drove of.
But, TO the landlords surprise, in q few
minutes he sent one Of the servants 10 in-
qure which Of The forks Of The road TO
take. Mr. Randolph, not being out Of
hearing distance, the landlord spoke at the
top Of his breath, Mr.. Randolph you don't
owe me one cent just take which road you
please
II is said that the air turned blue with The
curses of Randolph.
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In commencing business young men sho'd
make up their minds to the following facts
That their profits will always be little less
than they anticipated, while their e1Psn'es
will invariably Ne A little uors.
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DRUEKARDs.-No wonder drunkards are
poor. The imbiler Of only Two horns a
day consumes, in The form Of alcohol, moro
than enough grain TO supply him with bis
daily bread.
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NO. AZ.

4 LAZY CASE want 10 know bawl-
ed out Speatgras', il that boy haint got
through them talers yeti p
'Snakcs alive,' responded the old woman
YOU had better be lookin arter that Jabe1
Lcrc its night, and he hant brought q sin
q bucket of them laters from the field this
blessed day
'Tew bad, continued the old man, I'm
bet he hainl dug hu,htl of potatoes this
day, aud ! strictly charged him TO be spry,
and dig and carry in ten bushels before sun
down, or I'd give him the all-hrcdest wal
Looping he ever had in his boIn days.
With this piece Of eloquence burning on
lis lips, Speargrass took down a wattrl and
started for the later field. There stood Ja-
bez, a great 46Blolly of a slabs sided, dcle-
less-loOking whelp, digging for dear life, as
though he wsSsfraid dark would catch him
before he got the last potatOe out Of the
ground.
'Why on airth hsint you been and broT
in them taiersl Where are iheyi How
many have you dugp bswled out the old
man.
"Wall dad responded the hopeful, try
ing TO wipe the sweat from bis brow, and
Strengthening up his long, lazy body perpen-
dicular with the shovel handle, live been
luckerin' away like sin all the afternoon,
and
where's the taters ? bawlcd out the old
man.
wall dad, there's one! l war nakin'
out another when you come, and a. soon a.
! tip tother out thereTl be Just three Of 'em.'
Old SpeargrAss went in "lsmmons," and
the way he let loose with his watt,l, and
Jabez cut loose for home, was hne illuatra-
ton Of the comic almanac.
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ADvERTGsGSC.
One square, (twelve lines OF less three lnser
nj. $500; for every additional insertion, S 90
A liberal deduction to yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be distinctly
marked on the margin, otherwise they will be con-
dased ill forbidden, and charged accordingly.
AGENTS.
Ths following gentlemen are authorized to re-
s,iye subscriptions for " The Columbian"
A. Benton MosEs, travelling agent
E.B. CoMFoRT, Postmaster, Portland.
SCHUYLER S. SAUNDERS, Gehalis, Lewis
County.
Mr. .AsDRgw Muir, Victoria, ,Vancouyer's
Island.
Vic. TRcvrrr, Salem, Southern Oregon.
Gro. B. GoUDY, Lafayette
WINS. Caldwell, IIillsborough;
JAMES C. STRONG, Cathlamett;
Isaac n. EBEY, Whidby's Island
HENRY c. WmsoY, Port Townsend;
BALcH & PALMER, Steilacoom
W. w. MILLER, Nesqually
ED. WARBAss, Cowlitz Farms
S. S. FoRD, Sem, Chickecles;
CHAs. C. TERRY & Co., New York;
T. S. HoLLASD, Oregon City;
A. A. Denny, Seattle
S. D. .Howr, Penu's Cove, Whidby's
Island;
JOmS R. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie,
Lewis county.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
Ir.Tu of MRS. FILLMORE.


lie our paintul duty TO announce the death
nps. FILLMORE, the wife the late Presi-
ta,, which occurred yesterday morning at
WiIar1's Hotel, in this city.
T'he serious illness of MRS. FILLMORE has
beon known tor some time past, but until with
n the last few days little apprehension was
5slr in regard to the result. She was attacked
ui,, bronchial inflammation of the lungs on the
f,h instant, and this was followed by suiia-
son OF water; producing complication which
ss4aed the skill OF the eminent physicians who
I'D heen called TO her relief. Her sufferings a,
,,r;cas stages OF the disease were severe and
rrotrected: but they were endured with Chris
80, PATIENCE and fortitude. She retained con.
sc;ousness until within brief period of DISCO
Ist.an, aud died calmly, aud without apparent
main in the presence o { her family.
ga Earning the melancholy bereavement,
President PlERCE directed the postponement
oC The meeting Of the Cabinet, and the closing
r. the various Executive Departments for the
gey. He also addressed the following letter
g, coincidence to Nr. Fillmore;
EXECUTIVE MANSION, March 80, 1858.
Sly DEAR SIR: Information has Just reach
. ne Of the death OF Mrs. FILLMORE. beg
70. 10 accept the assurance OF my earnest con-
q -euce in this great bereavement.
Yielding to my deep feelings of sympathy,
an y testimony ot re 'pect for the memory of
,se deceased, have directed the meeting Of
the Cabinet this day to be suspended, and he
lluc Offices 10 be closed.
nal. with great consideration, your friend,
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE, Washington.
The Presidents Private Secretary, Mr.. Sid
ICY Webster proceeded to the Capitol TO in.
tor.a the members Of the Senate, unofiicially,
glll in consequence of the event no further
communication wouid be addressed TO them
during The day. Ere he arrived, however, the
Senate had adjourned, on motion by Mr Sc
wsrG, mark Of respect TO the memory of the
deceased, The sorrow and sympathy thus
manifested will, we are sure, BE- shared BY the
whole country, not less because of the varied
excel, acies Of Mrs. FILLaoREs character IS
wife, mother, and friend, than because Of the Of
fiction mnich the dispensation casts upon one
VINO nus been so recentiv relieved from the
service CT the State Washington Repu6-
..c OF yesterGay.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rRINsMITTED FOR THE DAILY nj.
ADDITIONAL NEWs BY THE MA.
CARA

HALIFAX, March 3l.-The Niagara bringa
&c passengers. The Attic arrived out in ten
days and q half, and the Alps in twelve and a
half
Ia the English Parliament, Lord John Rus.
sell, in speech, spoke of the proceedings OF
Austria towards Sandman subjects, in conse-
quence of the Milan insurrection. Sardinia
had requested British interference TO prevent
sequestration by the Austrlans. The British
government had, consequently, written strong
letter 10 Vienna upon the subject.
Affairs in France were quiet. 1t was uncer.
tain whether the Pope would he present on the
occasion OF the coronation, or not.
The Maidai family had been liberated from
their confinement, and ordered TO leave Tus.
cany.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Liverpool, March lo.-Consols are quoted
as tiuctuating from above par TO below,
closing at the latter rates. The bullion in the
Bank of England has Increased c700, 900 -
Money market unchanged. Baring's Circular
reports small transactions ia State and U. 5,
SteChs' Dell q Son report transactions large
and market firm. U. s. skies ofIS62, IO4 to
los; of 1868, ITO to Ill; of 1878, 1851 to
1891. Maryland fiyes, 9S.
Holling shead's Circular quotes an advance
| in Cotton, owing TO natural reaction after the
depression, and the short stock in the hands Of
spinners. McHenry quotes only advance Of
Lie for the week.
lsECoND DISPATCH
| The French funds fell on account of re-
port that an English feet had entered the Da,
dsnelIes. The rumor, however, was subse
| SuentIy denied.
The French Budget for 1854 gives a sur
| plus revenue of nine millions.
A commercial crisis had taken place at Alex
andrla-hecvy failures are reported among Inc
| spectators in Grain.
The news generally is regarded favorable
The Pope holds out prospect of peace.
The U. S. steam frigate Mississippi sailed
| for Japan on % of February.
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BY George j. sgmEer.

VERY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR PRI
VAFE Observation-Disclosures OF THE
FURNITURE BELONGING TO TIE "UNION
HOTEL.'-Cn Tuesday, the 18th day of april
commencing az 10 O'CLOCK n the morning, viii be
sold the entire Fa-niture belonging &c the House
amongst which will De found
very superior set of black walnut Dining Ia
b!es, made expressly TO order, as good as new, and
capable 81 dining from IS 10 100 persons.
Parlor FurniIure-two fashionable cirv MADE so
ta, mshot any Chairs and Rocking Chars. ma.
hogany marble top Centre Tables, all OF watch are
CITY made TO order: one gil; frame idsntei iIi-rsr
Carpets, &C.
Bedroom Furn:tQre-FTom GO 70 Is Beds, and
very best CuTied Hair Mattresses, made expressly
to order, in excellent condition having been very
little used Bureaus, and ether chamber furniture
&c, &C.
TERMs.-An SUMS under $50, cesh; IT sums of
$50 and upwards, Jour months credit or approve
negotiable notes.
Notice.-Should the sale not be completed on
the hrst day, IL Will be continued the day follow
Ing commencing al the same hour.
NH 90 GEO. SUMNER, Auct
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MANAGER'S OFFICE.
K. FRANCE L. co

H. rhhNttE 81 co.
For This Day. -CepItais: $1,000. 3 of 5000
3 OF 5000, 20 of 1000, 20 of 400, dc "a numbers
l3 drawn. Tickets IS
Also, the Dollar Lottery. Capitals S92I4 5 Of
1850, l0 of 6U0, &C. rs nun bers, Is drawn. Tick.
cts 81 3D.
Drawn Nos Susquehanna, le:
81 &c SO AZ 40 G7 n g. % AZ IS IL
Quarter 23 az IS, prize of $1,000; sold aud paid
to Country Merchant. Also, ticket II Al 81
si0u0; sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos Patapsco l02:
"a 10 10 II 30 35 80 10 a. 81 81 "a &c Is 5
Whole IS Al; do 5 80 Gil; quartz. 81 "A ca; do
l73.; do 4 81 59-t7e more sold an paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Bel Afro:
80 ~ II 80 IS 4 65 Al ~ 81 60 sc
Half 6 q, SIS; quarter Al 43, S75-aold and
PAID by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patepsco, IOl:
SO 81 Al 80 IL "a 81 65 G9 80 6
Whole 81 3 So; do ~ SO Sc half 80 so "A !:
quarter 35 81 Stall sold and paid By
Drawn numbers WASHINGTON, II:
62 70 le 6J 80 SO 81 II 80 "a G
Half IL 80 70, $1,000; quarter II 62, S500-twe
more sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 100:
AZ II 23 as 76 l i6 40 IS 46
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated, II:
sc 80 lS ~ 43 46 So i52 CO 67 a 81 &c 29 81 60
Ticket p 43 76. $500; do l6 "A 76, S2G0-two
more sold and paid by LUCK,
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 90:
80 81 40 IS - Ga 9 81 81 a. 7 CO
Ticket 80 20 e.; do &c A 51-two more sold ar d
paid by
epl LICK
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Further Proof of SPRINGS Omit.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3O..-Three double
eagles were found this afternoon buried in
the yard back of the tavern where Arthur
Spring boarded Ut the time of the murder of
Alrs. Lynch and her sister on Federal street.
The same number Of go gold pieces were
taken from the Tsnk OF Mrs. Lynch on The
night OF the murder. A the last link in the
GnaiA OF circumstances fixing the murder on
SpERg Is now connected, the probability is
'hGt he will makea full confession. II is gen.
erGl.y thought that he has been the princip al
actor IN lnuny bloody tragedies.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-SaIes OF 1000 bales Cot
toa; prices firm and tending upward. Sales #
IL 000 bbs Flour at 50 so to 50 Sc for State, and
s. 81 to IS y for Southern. Holders of Wheat
ask an advance, which is net conceded. Sales of
$4,000 bushels Corn at Ga cents tor white and 6s
cents for yellow
BALTIMORE, March 3l.-FLouR-7O0 bbls How.
ard Street sold az 81 rs No transactions in Grain.
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Later from Bueuos 4vres.

NEW YORK, March BIB Ienos Ayres dates
have been received to the % February. The civil
war was still raging, and attack on the city was
expected on the 81. Mr.. Gore, the British charge,
had been expelled from the city.
The British minister at Rio lie dead
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The Gardner Trial.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Wr. Navarro was
l-:u.er examined and cross-examined TO day.
James P. Partridge one ofthe Senate com.
-H!5sioners, identified certain papers signed by
me Governor and Secretary OF the State of
>ea Louis Potosi, dated ia 1919. and obtained
iron The State Department .: that State by
'ne commissioners in 49,, Among them was
an oihclai authenticated document, contain.
1ag Isl OF mines in working order, and
m.Ies abandoned throughout the State, by
winch it appears that in the whole DEPART
si1@n; o. Rio Verde there neither Is, nor never
mas oeeD, y silver mines Of any kind
.pon the ad.nissabiity Of these papers il evil
3=Ace, dG aiguslent was commenced, which
Continued up to the hour Of adjournment.
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~ % -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAlENOAL.

EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR.
\ Freight Car, arranged for the purpose will
n run with the Mail train daily, Sunday except
ed,) for the more speedy transportation OF Milk,
Butter, fresh Meats, and other pershgble articles,
and packages of merchandise, &c.
special Agent will accompany the car to attend
to the receipt aud delivery OF articles at the several
depots. All articles must be put up securely, with
their weight and destination marked thereon, and
be in place before the arrival Of the train at the de-
pots in the country.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be cent there 6et,ose1t Il II and 5 p
NJ, accompanied BY two tickets stating to what
place they are TO be sent, by whom and TO whom If
the articles received correspond with the tickets,
one will be signed by the Agent st the depot ana
delivered to the person bringing the articles and
the other retained
An Agent will be in attendance az the Richmond
depot from A NJ till NJ, for the delivery of ar
tcles brought by the Express Care.
The freight on all articles must De paid in ad-
vance, and no article viii DO taken for any turn.
out
TABLE OF RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and Packages.
Single packages, not exceeding FIVE pounds
in weight, for all distances. cents
Packages weighing over FIVE pounds aad
less than fifty pounds, for all distances. 80
Packages over fifty pounds and less than
lUopounGs- 80
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight
between Richmond and Louisa C. Il, per
lUU pounds. .--..--...--.......5
Richmond and Gordonsviile per 100 lbs 60
do Meechurn's River do DO rs
Butter, Lard, dressed Fowls md Fresh
meats. and Fresh Fish, PACKED in Box
es or Baskets.
rs cents per 100 pounds for all distances; no
charge TO be less than rs cents.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Per bushel--.- rs cents
Oyxters-By special agreement
E. II. GILL,
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Arrest of COge.erfetters.

WATERTowN, N. V. March 29.-Two men,
calling themselves Morgan and Benson, were
arrested at Cape Vincent this morning, and
ere now in Jail, charged with passing 81 notes
altered TO sos, on Banks OF Newark, n. j.,
and the Brockport Exchange Bank. They
mad some 50, 300 oftae money. IL is alleged
'ney passed $500 10 broker in Kingston, Ca
made, who detected them and mad them arrest
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fENHk LARGEST Lot OF G HE AP
4 GOODS IN THIS CITY Is AT JACOB A.
LEVYs. where you can find Berege De LANES at
IAN and 25c worth double the money; Lawns al
l0c; Caicoes at 4; Check Mvslin at IL i-2 Hea
w Cotton Hose at ~ g Also, very cheap Cling
hama, Bereges Tissues, Collars, Sleeves, Gloves,
Corded Skirts, Linen and Cotton Sheetings ana
Shirtines. Grape Shawis, Brocade and Plain Silks;
handsome Bonnet and Neck Ribhens; Matseiiles
Quilts; Linen Csmbrick Hdkfs; Table Cloths. Nap
kins, Toweng, &c &e. A call will assure you OF
the fact that the cheapest Goods IN the city are at
JACOB LEWIS,
an Nos Is and 50 Main St
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BosToN, March 3l.-The frigate Germantown
from Port Prsya, reports that many vessels are en-
gagged in the slave traffic. sailing under the Ameri
can flag. The bsigs Perry and Bainbridge were
cruising after them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

E You can always find at WIN FAIL
CONER'S Bakery, III Main street, an assortment
of Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Rolls,
Biscuit, &c, that cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment in the city. in variety or quality
Cell or send your orders TO
NH Its WIN. FALCONER, III Main ST
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NEW YORK, March 30.-Late adyices from
Havana represent the health of Vice President
Ajng TO be without Improvement, and that be
continues very feeble. He is looking forward
with much aaziety TO his departure for Mo-
bile, wishing to breathe his last among his
friends and neighbors. 1t is thought that he
has derived no benefit from his residence in
Cuba unless it be that the climate has pre-
vented an increase OF his complaint.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
Three Days Later from. Europe-Adcance
III Cotton and Breadstvf$.
MARKETS..

HALIFAX. Mar. 30.-The steamship Niaga-
ra arrived today, with intelligence from Eu-
cope 10 the l9ih inst.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 19.-The favorable ad-
vices by the steamers Niagara and Artic
caused an advance Of I-l6da. IN cotton. Fair
sat EaddIlhg qualities had improved most
TIE sales OF the week were IS, go bales, OF
when spectators took 1880 bales, and ex.
prr,eFs $50 bales.
TIE sales on Friday were 7C00 or 5000 bales,
me iuerket opening active and falling of at The
close. The quotations were fair Orleans s.
bidding sd; fair Mobile g.; Middling jia5h d;
lar Upland Cd; Middling sgd.
bregJstufs were firm al an advance of Id
~ los. ii Wheat. and 3da6d in Fi0ar. Phila-
Ielpha -four 24s 3de2Js 80. Baltimore 24s
2ia25s ID. Ohio 24sa25s Sd. White wheat Is
Sda7s %; red and mixed e. Gia7s. Yellow
Corn oUsa3ls Cd; white 30a3ls.
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by Dunlop. Moncnre d. Co.

by Dunlop. Moncnre d. Co.
GROCERIES Al AtC1LON.-On Tues.
"a day, the 9Th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock,
we will sell at Auction Store general assert.
Hlens OF Groceries, consisting in part Of
9o hhds Sugar prime quality
Laguayrs and Rio Coffee
new Orleans Holasses
nye Whiskey, part old and very superior
Apple and Peach Brandy
allow and Sperm Candies
un rowder and Pouchoug Teas
Mustard CsIdies
sai'' Coffee Sugar, &c, &c
,nc. ALSO,
1oo ooxes Soap PRIME quality
80 hhos Molasses
@oo oags Nova Scotia Mercer Potatoes
ikaMs.I uoder Sl0o, cash; over thar amount.
i09r ln'Ssns oteat Tor approved negotiable paper
81 DUNLOP. MoNCURe 70 49,.