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PORT OF RICHMOND. sFpT ;,
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
4 Watson. ., -iisse, 10 Lrdlas
u. sem Aeeomac, Claig Lower Brandon. wbs., ).
u s sh! Snip Carpenter, Burruss, Troy, humber r.
Stearns K Brumu1el :, corn 70
der's Sons " 2. sicOrn-
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phils. md.
. SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, NJ York. n,d.. 49,,
passengers. AAuse. ana
Schr J. Il. Cunningham, Cleaveiaud. dro,n.s a.
The river to load wit wood for Boston fp 0u 1""h
Schr Geraniuri. Wallace, Back river
Sehr Oregon, Wallaee, Back river.
r. Rankin. DIAL, by
with wheat " tod0
sehr Brunette. Travis, Port walthan, to load vii,
sem Hope, Creighton, Port walthall, to load viii,
Rankin. = Phia ey H.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, at bis residence. corner of nth
and Grace streets, VALENTINO PIFRL His fune-
al viii take place this morning a. 10 o'ceck from
ST. Peters Church. His friends requested 70 as
seIn5le his late resid. ths Insrniag, ct o.
clock
Yesterday, sd inst, Of consumption CHARLES
w. kEESEE, aged % yeas His friends and those
Of the family are Invited attend his funea at the
81, on Sunday next az 70 O'Clock, A. M.
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PHOENIX BANK.-'The Notes of this
issue viii be redeemed in Richmond by H T. PATRO
CO.; in Washington City By PAIRO L NOURSE.
Sc PTS
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SARATOGA AND SAcKErTs HARBoR.-A company
for the purpose of constructing railroad between
these two points, has been organized. The road is
under contract al $50O00oo and it is intended to
complete the eastern half of the line by December,
1854. The company have donation of 100000
acres Of land from the State, and much more
from individuals interested in the country through
which the road passes The route win be through
wilderness great part of the way, in par.
through os near the rocky and thick region, of
which Gerritt Smith gave 10000 acres to the ne
groes, few years ago. There is abundance or
timber, iron ore and other minerals, however, and
we hope the company may succeed.
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MARRIED.

On the 22d of September, by the Rev. john Butler.
NJ VT; WILLIAM d. B0AZ, to Miss MARY ANN
CUBBON, all of this city.
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We learn from the Jefersonan, that meeting
was held On the 18th, at Charlottesville to promote
the construction of the Alexandria and Lynchburg
Railroad. Several speeches were made. another
meeting is to be held, and efforts made to get the
stock taken. A Railroad Barbecue is to be heldto-
day at Spring Garden, for the purpose OF aiding the
subscription to the above road and its extension by
the Charlottesville route.
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10. 49, Aeeoraing 10 pnblishea s,a,,..s. J,
fr, % scross te Isth.nns y s. uiare
1855 $685. a nn the lst January q ii. Is.,s
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FAlhFlE JOCkEI CLUB.-The
members Of the Fairfield Jockey Club are notified to
Club before Friday, the It'll of October Members
wa please cal on the Secretary for their badges be-
iofe the races Sc 24-lt
THE SECOND PRESBY TERRAIN
II, r. NJ. se 2LitA
THE REV. J. SHRIGLY. formerly of
Baltimore. win preach in the Universaist Church To-
morrow, 18th inst. Services TO commence At II A.
NJ and quarter before OF. M e2i-1t*
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.--The Rev. J.
GRIDLEY win preach in the United Presbyterian
At II o'clock, and at Rev. Dr. Dunnines Church. on
Church Hill, Tomorrow NIGHT, ut quarter before
. ociock. 4 &c 2fS
BREAD, CAKES, &o.-ADAM & cos
AVERY, formerly Simpsons stand) is the
Bsea 1ns sss ss Essd and Ro
Cakes; also, Apple, Peach, Cranberry, and Pumpkin
Pies, ETC., to-day, Sc Pit
ATTENTION, RICHMOND LIGHT
DRAGONS Parade in frcnt of the City Hail. on
WEDNESDAY next the 18th instant at O'clock
Z. NJ: fully equipped By order Of your Captain;
Sc 23-td w. q. GEORGE. o. 8.
AT II. X. ELLYSON'S PRINTING
OFFICE, Telegraph Building, Main street, GU.
business men have ell kinds of Book and Job
Printing handsomely executed at the lowest prices
now at the North adding all the newest styles of
Type to his present large stock, and arranging TO in
troduce all the latest improvements in Printing Ma
chinery into his establishment.
All orders promptly attended to during his absence
Sc 13-ts
HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, &C.. for New York, Pennsylvania Ohio, North
Caroline, Tennessee, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. viii attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
&c 9-6m
w B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT
AND COPYIST-Ofiee, for the present in the Law
Building, will keep the accounts of those having no
regular Book Keeper, or act Assistant to Book
Keepers in their examination of the same &C. Will
also copy all kind of Writing, &c. se7-1mN
LEE g. BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS &c, for
- SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on llth street, second door from Main.
au 31-lmN
PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this
issue will be redeemed in Richmond by H Z: FARO
Sc 2-ts
MAYO & Bolts. ATTORNEYS AT
LAW, will practice in the Courts of Richmond and
the counties of Henrico and Hanover.
:, u Office in basement of Metropolitan Hall,
Franklin street. BEVERLEY B. Bolts.
Sc l6-dlm ABEL u. MAYO.
ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office Franklin street, under the Metropolitan
Hall, Richmond, Va Sc l6-ly
AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
Sc lily Formerlgat Jones's Hotel, Philadelphia.
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LEE g. BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. &c, for
% States.
-" SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on llth street, second door from Main.
an 31-Iu1k
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: NEW YORK., Sept. 2l.--Arriyed schr Huyh s.o..
ksburg; cid, schrs Ann, Petersbnrs Sso.,
and E. Il. Blodget, Richmond. A.oerJ
BosTos, Sept. 29.-Ard. schrs was.ova- g..
Usher and Julette, from Richmond 'usai,
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MANUAL LABOR ScHooL.-The Courier has the
following remarks upon Manual Labor Schools
ard Colleges as they called. As the subject is
attracting considerable attention in some parts of
the South we give the following extract the sentl
naents Of which we fully endorse having seen the
plan thoroughly tried, both on large and small
scale:
"In the profitable union of study with manual
labor, we have not the least faith. No man can
serve two masters for either he viii cleaye to the
one and hate the other he will hate the one and
cleave to the other The union of Study with La
Dor has been, and must ever be, fatal union to
both Wewrite not without personal knowledge
OF the subject. The Appeal speaks OF Institutions
in which from want of means, work could not be
provided for all, SO that those who could afford it
refrained from work, thus re-establishing the dis
tinction of Patrician aud Plebeian"-the last ex-
preston striking us as a very foolish piece of
damagogueisn. But we speak from personal
observation OF two years in Institution where all
worked, the son of the man who was worth hun
dreds OF thousands of dollars beside him who was
not worth as many hundred cents and it was fail
ure failure as regarded the men themselves
Those who worked well did not study well, and
those who studied well did not work well"
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MAYO g. Bolts, ATTORNEYS AT
Law, will practice in the Courts of Richmond, and
the counties of Henrco and Hanover.
70 Office in basement of Metropolitan Hall,
Franklin street. BEVERLEY b. Bolts.
sc 16-dlm ABEL u. MAYO.
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CAeAo.--- hOfOSALS
4 Will be received ut this Office until Wednesaa,
next, the 18th inst. az IL O'Clock NJ for GRAnINI,
Eighth street, north of Leigh street The snrnIn.
earth TO be deposited on Ninth street, between Gisv
and Leigh streets. The quantity of grading will he
about l40o cubic yards the estimate has besn mat
at Is cents per yard, and bid beyond that price
will be considered. fNS
The contractor will be required to enter into cove
nant for the prompt and satisfactory execution o b
work and unless such contract be signed within ter,
days after the date ofthe award it will be Considered
as abandoned.
The proposal must state the time at which IL ia
posed to commence and to complete fhe work
NJ. BATES
Sc A-dtd Secretary Comr Sts
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HENRY G. CANNON. ATTORNEY AT

LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, &c for New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North
Carolina, Tennessee &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office On Franklin near Governor street.
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BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS. now ready ar

ROOkS, BUNS, BOOkS. now ready at
y J: W. EVANS, l4th st.
Graham's MAGAZINE do
Peterson's do. do
Arthur's do. do
YANKEE NOTIONS do
MAGAZINE OF ART, do
Putnars MAGAZINE. for September,
4s7 LittelPs LIVING AGE.
New York ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL IaEc
London do. do 6fc
Eg-ALL THE PAPERS FOR THIS WEEK.
My assortment of BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS
MACHINES, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, TOY
BOOKS, PICTURES. FRAMES, COMIC ALMA
MACS, SONG BOOKS, PLAYING, COUNTING
and VISITING CARDS. &c, &C., cannot be sur.
passed by any house south of philadelphia
The public most respectfully solicited to cali and
examine for themselves. ~
Liberal discount made to dealers.
j. w EVANS, 18th street.
sc 34-lts opDosite emf Paine 4 ant,s
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DOCKS! BOOKS!!-We are receiyins

DOCKS BOOKS We are receiving
- our Fall supply of BOOKS and STATIONERY.
Henrys Commentary, q new edition. beautifully
bound, with large clear type the Law and the Tes-
tinony; the first vol OF the Family Bible with notes.
with large collection Of other useful and interesting
works just received Our collection of Juveniles 10
larger and more complete than it has been. A1z
we would call attention 10 stock of BLANK
BOOKS and STATIONERY, which we are offering
very low. KNOWLES 4 WALFORD,
Corner above Exchange Bank,
24-9t SO Main
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THE REV. j. SHRIGLY. formerly of
Baltimore win preach in the Universalist Church To-
morrow, 18th inst. Services TO commence at ii Al.
NJ, and quarter before eP. NJ se2l-lts
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DIR / D L ES AND SPURS. w.
10 RANDOLPH has for sale Sept "a:
RHETORIC OF CONVERSATION OR BRI-
DIES AND SPURS, for the management of the
tongue, by G. w. Hervey-75c.
A SELECTION from the correspondence of DIR.
Chalmers-Sl.
Nos 10 and 20 Dickens BLEAK HOUSE, Har-
pers edition-l2lc.
Oct No. GODEY'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED RECORD of the Industry Of all
Nations-per No. 25c.
MASONIC OFFERING, gift for all seasons,
Plates-Sl so. So u
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NEW BOOKS AT NOS. 5 AMI

TN II W % y y IN . II I. 4NCC. y Ii1ND V
IN EXCHANGE-A selection from the Cores
poDdence of DR.. Chalmers d. D., LII D., edited by
The Rev. VIM. Hanna, LII. D.-$l.
Rhetoric of Conversation, or Brides and Spurs for
the management of the Tongue. by Geo Winfred
Hervey, author tf 1.-THE Principles sc Courtesy-$I.
The Victim of Excitement, The Bosom Serpent
&C., by Caroline Lee Hentz-50c.
The Fair Rebel, Tale of Colonial Times, by
Emerson Bennett-25c.
The Golden Eagle, or the Priynteer of '76-25c.
Godey's Ladies Book for October; Yankee Notions
for do. For sale by
Sc "a G. NJ WEST
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NEW AND ELEGANT MUSICALS.
In WOODHOUSE, Qate Nash Woodhouse,) has
received the following NEW MUSIC, for the piano


When the Moonlight Gilds the Sea--25c
The Pages Serenade of Mary, Queen fScotts---l2l
Away, now, Joyful Riding-l2lc
Sweet Lucy May the latest plantation melody-25c
Shells of Ocean, arranged ms vocal duett-25c
The Usual Way, by the author of Call me Pet
Names"-2jc
Oh Home of my Boyhood-ballsd-25c
Where the Warbling Waters flow, vocal duett-25c
A Rural Cot at Eve pass, Hearts and Eyes-25c
Come, Take Sa--a new Ethiopian melody-25c
Behold the Western Evening Light-No. 4, Demp-
ster's Sacred melodies-53c
The Flight of Time-No s. Demrsters Sacred mel.
odies-S8c
The orget-Me-Not-poetry from the German, by
Hunt-25c
We praise Thee, o. God! Sacred song, with bean.
tifully color'd vignette--37kc
Our Beautiful Mountain Home-duett. by Glover
25c
PoLKAs, scHorTIsHEs And wALrzEs.
Zigzag Polka, By Bishop-25c
Polka du Mort Blame BIZ D'Albret-i2lc
Children's Delight Polka for Juvenile performers
12lc
S5ysnet Polka, BY Beck beautifully e0l0rd visnet'e
New York Crystal Palace Polka-2sc
Maggie Polks-l2ac
PazasiDa QuadriIles, a Ia Polka-2jc
NIFTY Marty Poika-25c
Honey Moon Polka, Strakoseh-50c
College Hill Schottshe-l2lc
Three Sisters Polka Scholastic, by signor George
-25c
joyful Waltz, by James Bellak-i2lc
Martha Schottishe-25c
Woodland Sehottishe-25e
Sophie Waltz, by Gnbe-3ec
Pharsalia, valse brliiante, par BrugmueT-SSe
Lea Tulipes, 8 brilliant waftres, by Humds-Ssr
The Night Blooming Cereus vase brillisnte by stra-
kosch-f2c
Romance pour lie piano, Quatre Mains, par Z
lie Barbiere de Seville delRossini, No 2, peitises
With aiarge quantity Of other late and popular i-
sic. JAMES w0ODHousE,
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ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office on franklin street, under the Metropolitan
Hail. Richmond, Va. sc l6-ly
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THE SECOND PRESBY TERIAN

CHURCH tRev. Mr. Hoge's) will be opened for Di-
A, r. NJ. se 2EIts
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CINCINNATI JUDGE IN LIMBo.-The Cincin-
natl Commercial of the 10Th says that Judge Joseph
Dana, was arrested the Friday previous, at his
residence 9 miles from the city, charged in con-
nexion with several others, with extensive forgeres
ofland bills He was in Jail awaiting examination.
He was charged with altering the records of seve-
raj deeds oflands in the recorders Office, and with
forging several pron1issory notes.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.--The Rev. ].
GRlDLEY win preach in the United Presbyterisn
Church, tRey. Mr.. Reed'sl TOMORROW morning.
It Ii o'clock, and at Rev. DR.. Dunning's Church on
Church Hill, Tomorrow NIGHT, at a quarter before
O'clock. $685. '9E ne ga
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W. B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT
AND COPYIST-Offiee, for the present, in the Law
Building, will keep the accounts of those having no
regular Book Keeper, or act Assistant to Book
Keepers in their examination of the same, &c. Will
also copy all kind of Writing &c. se7-ImH
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FATRFTET.D To17VEv7TI7 :;

FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB.-The
pay their fall subscription TO the Secretary af the
Club before Friday, the 18th of October Members
will please call on the Secretary for their badges be-
fore the races 60 9z-tt
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nr.aurNcrnN GOSSIP

sr,s ,,.o,,sed aWashington Sentinel Is surely TO
ha out in very short time, we learn from aufhorl
-, n which we rely implicitly IN this connection.
AZ, che current fclegraphic rumurs concerning II
I'D which we wrote a few days ago, turn out 10 be
,ythouf foundation, we minated on that occa
sion in saying that we would NOT vooen Ior the
be the organ OF William G.. Rives party or or
ranization That's very certain; nor is Mr.. Lewis
&, Levin to be connected with II
An Amy SroRE-REEpER AppoINrEp-Theo.
dore J. Eckerson, of Oregon, who served with dis
tinction as sergeant in the regular army in Next
co, has been appointed army s.ore-keeper in Ore
gon.
A NEW MILITARY Posr 70 BE ESTABLISHED IN
TExAs.-We hear that the War Department have
ordered four companies of the sth infantry now at
Camp Chadhurn on the Upper Colorado and Camp
Mckaveit the San Saba, to proceed with all
possible despatch to Ell Paso to establish post
there the American side of the river 1t will be
recollected that the last news from that quarter adj
monishes the Government of the necessity for be-
ing prepared thus to protect our citizens there
POLITICIANS AT THE WHITE HousE-Charles
OConner, Esq, U. $. District Attorney for the
Southern District of New York, spent ali hour with
the President this morning. we hear
Mr.. OC., of all the very "Hards, is supposed
to be most confded in at the White House.
The Hon. William Allen, of Ohio, the head and
front of the wing of the Democracy Of his State
styling themselves anti Mianies, also had long
interview with the President this morning. His
wing originally contended for the entire proscrip-
ton of their opponents, and that being denied them,
they at first proclaimed themselves proscribed.-
But Governor Wood and others Of their leaders,
having accepted fat offices, they have abandoned
that cry. ltseems to be understood that just now
they willing to consider their account with the
President square, if he will remember the Hon.,
William Allen when he comes to ill either the
French or Chinese Mission. So they so. His
would be capital appointment to China.
THE FRENCH MIss1oN-We have reason to be-
Eeye that in protracted Cabinet session to-day it
was formally determined TO tender the French Mis-
sion to the Hon. John Y. Mason, OF Virginia.
THE VIRGINIA REVOLUTIONARY LAND CLAIMS
concerning which much has been said in the pa
pers of late, are in the hands of the Attorney &C.
neral just now; that officer having been requested
by the Secretary of the Interior to advise him
upon one two important points OF law involved
in them Washington Star Of Thursday.
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BREAD, CAKES, No.-ADAM g. cos

AK RY, formerly Simpson's stand) is the
place TO obtain the best Family Bread aud Role
Cakes also, Apple, Peach, Cranberry, and Pumpkin
Pies ETC., to-day, se24-ft
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DRAGONS Parade in frcnt of the City Hall, on
WEDNESDAY next. the 18th instant at O'clock
P. NJ. fully equipped. By order of your Captain
se 29-td w O. GEORGE q q
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that leland. The Government is, in principle the
wors; form Of despotisrn, viz: absolute authority
delegated TO military viceroy, and supported es
an army from abroad.
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DORILAND sYklP.--5u. hbls. for sale
i By JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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DERuVIAN GUANO--50 tons hourly
II JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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4 COMPLETION OF BLEAK HOUSE.
~ A. MORRIS No. 81 Main 81, has just received
Nos 10 aud 20 Of Harpery Edition OF Z
H0 US E-price I2sc -.
A Selection from the Correspondence OF Thomas
Chal,ners ID b IL, D.; edited BY his Son-in-Law,
The Rev Wm Harna LIZ ID --prce Use
The Rhetoric of Conversation; or, bndiss and
Winfield Hewey, author Of the Principles ofeoar-
B,esk House. complete, vol. paper-see SEA
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NOTICES.

VNREASURER'SO OFFICE City Of NewOfleans,
April 1s62A psrsons pursuing occupation uquiiDg
and who nave neglected 70 are hereby nosnsd thu
nnd that instructions will given to nffcs tb
collection VI all face that may be mpssd:
ADJ w. IL. GARLAND, Tfealnrer
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CON MERCIAL sUMMARY,
California Marhets.

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IS a. Hy ss AZ -. %Rs ''S do H''' si
20. .ss. s sa. s S ~
ne o. sco 6 s s.s I.
q, NIX az. q .Ss ~ ws WIZ hit a.
low WHlsK 6b at gallon PORK
Active with s Of 1000 bbis eis9i6 % Tor Mess
steady. Sales Dry
sAe picked Hams ss4 picked Bacon 5xas; dry BAa5s
saa !. 3 800 70 4 s.d1 a.
.SUGAR-ln good demand
Musoos .MoLASSES-In
RICE sr@ With q ssi So
New YORK e ;ss ss and
for State Southern WHEAT-ver,
Sales Of $4,000 bushels lisc for Michigan WHITE ilI
Ohio .cORNAt White
aud Yellow .oATs-seng 4s0D4sc.. PRovIsIoNs-Qulst
bbls Mess Pork at fi5 81. bacon dull.
market to-day closed dn Sales Of
1851, 40; Canton 49, Erie s4x; Cumberland Coal 81.
PHILADELPHIA, March 80. .FLoURThsrs has been
Of 1900 - Rye Flour
n Al du without sales .GRAIN-Two
private and Red at 81 OIL
CoRN-n reqaet sales 40 1000 bushels fellow
Inferior White 5i OATSSmAu
AGO 43c .wHiSkY-996t 7Sc v gAlon.
BALTIMORE, March .FLoUR-The Flour market firm
day Holders askug "a
no There sale Of 100 bb at - Of
Wheat tORN-saes of White Corn 5i6a52e Yellow
oATssaies OF Oats al sssc .wHlsKY-sales of Whisky
at 994e gallon.
CHARLESTON April L.. CoTToN-The yesterday
quiet transactions confined to but PARTIES The
1000 bales extremes from soz Prices
changed since the day previous.
COLUMBUS s..coTToN-The Cotton market ia firm
Gales FROM X s Choice lots would bring
| lee with but ltils coming in.
SAVANNAH March CoTToN-Anived a4sh,
amount s9is Upland Islands leaving
ad stock Of 40s55 bales Upland and TIA
SIS bales Upland and 1855 do Sea Islands
| the same time last year
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-07

oranges AND LEMONS-3064 boxes, just
received per bark Gandoo, also,
ouoRcE PASTE and 10 hoses sELLED ALMoSDS. Sos al.
mhai BARELll Z co ,s Commoa