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Nebraska Meeting in New yo-,-

New YORK, March l5.-The Nebraska
meeting last night was but moderately
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FOR SALE AND RENT

HOUSE tn Rent and Furniture FIR
IL Saie.-The house is three-story, with back
oahding and Is in complete Order has a large yard,
Inc Furniture is ell new. Enquire two doors
ae"ve Browns Furniture Store, Pa ave, ODD. viii.
iard's Hotel. mo, sp %.
DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-ybs
IL undersigned will sell on accommodating terms
part OF his Real Estate in the City Of WASHINGTON
consisting efa large amount of cheap Ground. and a
tons Of the city. Apply to
THOS. LUMPKIN, Office, 10th ct, or to
j c. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
mar l4-Jm
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Ia NEW SPRING aooDs-WM. TUCKER.

IA NEW SPRING GOODS-WM. TUCKER,
IA Merchant Tailor, Pennsylvania avenue, be
LII of returning his sincere thanks to hi. nnmer-
Gus friends and patrons in and out of Congress for
their Hber8i patronage, and to inform them that he
mas JUST returned from the North, and is now open
ing one OF the ost elegant and best selected stocks
OF Spring and Summer GOODS he has ever presented
10 The pubc all Of which will be executed in his
usual style and at the shortest notice.
Call rnd see WILLIAM TUCKER
1I-aolu
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAhgn IA

AE2NED--schr Fulton, Jacques, Newburypo,t.
paister potatoes, srpes, onions, fl b, DC, 10 Mas
schr. sausotuek, Fairchiid, Norfolk, roeiu Fowl.
schr; J. SHY, RowtoD, Edenton, shingles to W.,
ters, Zimmerman a Co. W.
MEMoRANDA.-Schr T. R. Smith R.lIx .pa ., NJ
York, for this port 18th inst. w.
schr jew, from this port was ct Barbs les at Ia
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HOUSE FOR RENT-A very desirable two story
IL dwelling, situated on 18th street. between 4
and & streets, located in the healthy and d.si
rabie pant of the city. Possession on the 5th APRIL
app y 10 WM. ORME.
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The Martha Washington Cousniraton

CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE prelimi.
nary examination of the Martha Wash.
Ington eonspirators was progressing at
Helena at last advices.
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To the Ladies and the Public I'm

To the Ladies and the Pubic fn
general.
l. FISHER, late Ell Mr. Jolly's, of New York, and
lie No. 62 Eutaw street, Baltimore respectfull,
informs the citizens of Washington that he ha. CON
menced business in this city, for cles ming ladies am
chlldren's dresses-Silk, Velvet, or Wooi!eu. Also
dentien,eI s Goats, Pants Vests and crava.s, with
out sh linking or taking eff the nstursl CLOS
Spots taken out without cleaniny the whole
Also, Shawls, Curtains, Covers &C.
The utmost punctuaity warranted
$40 Il. FISHER & CO.
ilth street west doors north of Pa ave-
mar S-dlmeolms -
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SECOND Despatch

CONCORD, March Is, M-The Dem.
ocrats have elected their Governor by
small majority, and it is believed that
they viii carry both houses Of the Lepis-
lature
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metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery.
(F1rmsriy 1holapson's)
'ENHE proprietors having purchased the above e.
adjustment would invite the attention of tn.
citizens Of Washington AID vicinity to specimens al
tneir Photographic skill which have excited tie al
miration o; all who have seen them, and which AT.
admitted by artists to be unsurpassed if equaled by
anything heretofore AT aimed in the art
hihiatures made in emery style equally ~ we'll In
cloudy as fair weather.
Especial attention is solicited to our new STYLE q,
coiored photographs. ADAMS h DUNSHEE
ian l3-ff
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IHOR SALE-A gray Horse, Buggy, and Har
l. nsss, all in good order. The horse Is . valua.
Bile one for family or business purposes. Apply at
BURCH'S stable, l4th street. y mar l0-eolw
uARPER,S MAGAZlNE for March.
Ill mar 7-H PRANCK TAYLOR. b.
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THE COMING STRUGGJE

VNHE COMING STRUGGLE among the nations o.
L the Earth on the Political Events of the mex
Fifteen ear described in accordance With Prople
sies IN Ezekiel, Daniel aud the Apocalypse.
Reprint from the Siytie.h Thousand London eii
Lion. TAYLOR 4 NAU6Y,s
feb iU--tf coohst tore near 9Th II
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

DsiR ct Slippers, Stockings, and Gloves all for Il
L cents: biack Silk 90 cents yard Car ct Il
cents; bonnets 25 cents Undersleeyes, Is; Chpmi
sctts rs Check cents: Calico cents Gloves cts
Undershilts 81; Shawis 81; Embroi dercd EIsstics
cents, &c.
Also, Ladies' Gum Sandals Co. Clippers 81; Gsiters
,5 Mems Boots 81 80; ChiidreE's Shoes %; Umbrel
las 81 cents, 81.
CONS to tne Great Cheap Cash Store for BARGAINS,
corner Of 9TH and sts., Northern Liberties
jan 21--tf TB RRoWN
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for Feb.
IL rUary.
Autobiography Of an Actress, by Mrs Mowstt
Hot Corn, by Scion Robinson
All Tie new Books received as soon rs published
and for sale at
JOE SHILIINaT0N'S Bookstore.
Cor. Pa. ave. aud A. ST., 0dson Building
feb 15-tf
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BY e. $. WRIGHT, G.ore..a,.,

ny II. =. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL Planoforte, DC. at Auction On FRIDAY tn.
i.th instant, shall fell, at The residence If Miss
"assam-n, at 10 o'clock 8 m Frat, three doors
west OF High street, Georgetown, an excellent as
sortinent OF Furniture. viz:
h"ho. any d. eSsirs and other Bureaus, aud Rock.
ing Chair
Mahogany dining and other Tales
Giit-tTau Mirror and Window Curtains
walnut Sideh ard, CEai s, Wbstnot and Pedstea's
10 marble top Table. one fine rosexood-case
Pianoforte, 6A octares, fine Instrument
made by kuabe Ga-hls, nearly new
rei.her BEDS bedding, hair and shuck Mattress
farior, passage, stair, and chamber Carpe and
Rugs
ttaii, solar, and other Lamps
COOKING. Radiator, and other Stoves
with 5o0d assortment of Kitchen REQUESTS with
msny other articles which we deem unn,ces
sary TO euumerats
Term; AL sums under S25 cash over AS. credit
'ixty AMI ninety day for Jtes satisfactorily en-
dorsei, bearing interest.
s. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
mar I'D A. GREEN Crier
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Warrington, March 4, 1854.
M r, the under. isned, have this day entered in
w to co partnership, for the purpose of conduc,
ing the DEy Goods BUSINESS, where l. all Times NAV
be found choice selection OF cheap and sessonabe
goods. MITCHELL HOYLE,
Successors to Mitchell 4 Terrett
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LNO IL IL l. 1.-THE two three-story WARE
J. HOUSES on 9th street, opposite the west end
OF centre Market, at present occupied by g. j. Rad
ciih Possession 20 be had On the LIST April next
For terms apply to John II. Semmes 4 Co. Fey I
door, MURRAY a sFsJWES
feb 7-eodE
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&J-OSE OF The CURIosIrIEs OF THE DAY: The bea d
ed Woman, perfect likeness Of her on exhibition
al WHiTEHGRsfs Gallery. Also, fine likeness Of
Captain Creighton, of the "Three Bells"
mar s. ft- .i
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New Hamoshire Election

CONCORD, March l5.-The returns in
dcate the election Of Baker, candidate
Tor Governor, by very small majority.
The complexion of the House is vet in
doubt. Many Democratic towns give
Wing majoiities The coalition is very
strong, showing Nebraska unpopular.
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ROiLDlNG LOTS.-A variety of city build
~ ing LUIS foc sale on acconlnoda linz terms
Also, Dwellings Apnly to MYERLE WEBB.
jan 2i--eo2m
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kNOh 81 LE.-A verv desirable FARM on the
Il Eockvll Turnpike, ~ miles from Georgetown,
containing 100 acres; IS of which is perssly SCI in
timothy the balance, IS acres, in Timber OF sure
nor quality. The improvement consists of a com
portable House, large barn. hay barn, sufficient for
ioo tons hay; house to hold $50 bushels corn ::
stables complete Tor horses. &c. 1t has a Pascb
orchard 81 se or six hundred trees tine pu iincs
are new ana covered With best cypress shingles The
place Is we'll waered and has located near the house
afpr ns OF the purest water the quantity Of water
gwen out from it adapts it part ,.alariy as dsiry
farm. The neiShborho0d is OF the most respectable
character. The lands adjoining are being RAPIDLY
put IN complete cultivation. The proposed Metro.
Foi,tan Railroad runs within 4 mile OF the Farm,
and 1t beiGg nearly eguidi tant 6egeen Georgetown
and RorkYiiie, aocCres Depot at this place For
terms apply TO j. L. KIDWELI.
mar III High street, Georg' town, d. C.
NoR sALE-Two LOTS, situated at the corner
L. of and Sd streets south Oae of the Lots rnps
feet back on 81 street, and the other runs llA fl
inches. tor terms enquire &C. -.i,n Ii. kidw.lI.
corner OF East Cd ;tol ith streets Capitol Hill
ma" s-eoatr
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ny UN T. Z q SCOTT, AuctiOneers.
.RNkRIES, LIQUORS &c, at Auction On
~ THURSDAY. toe 10th instant at 10 o'clock a.
IN We shall ell, at the Grocery Store of Mr. II
Murray at Inc cerner of sth and streets near TIL
Marine Barracks, good assortment. of Liz uors Gre.
csries, &c, viz:
Gro cries Liquors. China ard Glassware
CrocHery and Wo Uenwarp, Brooms, &C.
Also, good Harness Horse.
Win many other articles which We dem unne-
cessary TO enuuerate
Terms All sums Of anil under 4 ~ cash; oser siO
~ 30 credit OF 20 days; over S25, credit of 90
days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed srin I'm.
'eres1 GREEN 4 SCOTT,
mar Id Lnc.;onao-.
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DISSOLUTION OF Partnership

'lNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
i name AMI firm of MiTCHEL. & TERRErr has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Nit
cEELL is authorized TO receive and raceipt for all
debts owing to te late FIRM, and all claims against
the firm are to be presented to him settlement.
X z. MITCHELL,
JOHN TERRETT.
Washington. ID G. March 1881
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CALICOES AND Domestic GOODs
~ 600 pieces Prints, fast colors
200 pieces all grades Bleached Cotton r..r .
800 do Brown Cottons
90 do Peuitentiary Plads
10 do al! grades Fannels
a- .aa VERIFY, TEBB2, 4 VERIFY,
Corner Of 18th ret and Penna avenue
mar 11--d1m ...
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SUPERIOR BRANDS.
WE have now In Store large and well assorted
w sock Of
BARKER, Richards, and Mcneil Sons superior
Shifting Linens
Striped and figured Irish Linens
Superior Sheeting and pillow case Linens
Table Diapers, Napkins, and Towellings.
Also
New York MILE and English Shifting Cottous
IA Gotten sheetiug and pillow case do
Supeitine brown Shirtings and sheeting do
With general stock of staple goods, to which We
In the special attention of purchasers.
A1,Au articles sold at our establishment are war.
ranted to prove as represented.
~ MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY.
1th street, doors north Of Penna avenue
mar 9-eo2y ~'SNo'
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Total .SgT. 499 $3.50

Receipts from the sale Of tickets, say $500 900
Profit to the manager of the lottery. ST. ,O25
The prize of the farm on the banks of the
Delaware, ha, been drawn by Mr. May, who
keeps dry goods store in New York
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fi'HE W ESTERN TELEGRAPH Co.
i have r-lnOved their offics TO Gadshys Hotel, Oh
Pennsylyania Syepse, near corner Sd street
lie icons Occupied by them over Gihnans Drug
Store are for rent
For particulars inquire at the Western Telegraph
Juice. jan S0--tf
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War Department,

war Department.,
February sd, 1854. ( .
DERSONS having books belonging to the library
4 OF the War Department, in their possession
longer than the prescribed period, two weeks) ars
requested to return them to the librarian.
CHAS. CALVERT,
feb 23-d3w Iihr,r;.r
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WANTED-A smart, active BOY. about six
W teen years Of age. One that is used 70 at.
.sadng 70 droce;y preferred. Catholic prefer.
req. enquire on the corner of 14th and SITS
mar l4-1w*
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Drs. FIOdOarGe and nG1AVIN1 $500.
hamilton r. Howard / i ciated in the
Practice OF Medicine offer their services to the public
Office and residence, corner 10th and + sts.
~ DIR. +. Howarts health hs.ng reestab!shel.
be will as heretofore, devote special attention TO Mid
winery and the diseases of women and children.
jan 16-d2m*
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M Acknowledgements Of Jmes O'Neil. nv
~ ms father, Peter Finn, or Nicholas KEYS at
the Car Office mar ,se,.
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GOOD EATING,
DREMlUM Sugsrcured Hams Ohio s.us.c.
4 gar-cured Shoulders, Tkin MiddIing, Fowls
and Smoked Beef for broiling and Chipping inst rs
side. AA1AeS out
superior thorough bred MARE and sr.;,u
for sale. '- oA0 o1 TWO norses
1anted, coed secondhand Rockawav c.rr;.,.
- 100 mar lO-eo3ts
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MUSICIAN the popular Sheet Music Of IN.
V1 day, for sale at WIMER,s 9TH 81
feb7-u W" se
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THE UNDERSIGNED upon withdrawing
i from the firm Of Mitchell TERRETT, lakes this
Opportunity I'd express his thanks for the liberal IA
yof shown TO the frm, and to SOLICIT continuance
of the same for his late partner, Mr.. Mitchell, who
will continue the business at the old stand
Respectfully, &C., JOHN TERRETT
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LHoRRISfEk'S BOYS and GIRLS MAGAZINE
Il for lsd4. The best Magazine for youth pub
hshed, only 81 year. For sale by the Agents
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
mar lo-tf 9TH street
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REWARD FOR STRAY MULES Strayed from
IL my stable on Tuesday last, the Ith instant,
two small bay MULES, both genneys, for which i
will pay liberal reward if returned to my stable
J. VAN R!SWICR,
mar 15-3t (fntel) Planning Mill.
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[ NOOh wANTED-A steady WOMAN, who
~ Is good plain Cook, and a nice washer aud
ifoner. Application to be ma ,e on street, above
mar l3-4t&
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w ED-A Situation in a wholesale or re-
several years experience, and Is well acnna,nteJ
with the city Gu TOM The best of reference will he
given by addressing "P O'C," at this Office.
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mar I'll
RlGGLES & LAKENAN.
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CIIlTHrrRs
III AVE just returned from New York with i.ro.
IL assortment Of se2sonable Merchant TailcsSs
spring GOODS, 10 which they would c1li the &C.
ncn OF their customers ana the pubic eenmsu.
part OF which has been selected with psrt'culsr -
erenoe to Boys and Youths Clothing. which IT,
styles W soe isssse
We have also on hand well selected storS o,co-
temen's Furnishing Goods An Of which ,.,n N ~
soid at the lowest prices. mali "
DoRTRAITs or EMINENT AMERICANs NoV
LIVING, Including President peros S.crs,s-
Harcy, Judge Campbell, and other members ~ ~
eaoneG with biographical and histronic.I memsi,s
OF thelr lives and action, by john Liypgston - g.
new York Bar. For sale 1t ss
fab o., b1-er TAYLOR & MAURY's,
- -. bookstore, near 9th st.
INDIA RURBER GOODS OF ,I t,,a.
4 consisting VI India Rubber Cloth for Innnts
SSanlage Goth, Piano, Table, and Horse Cover,
otercoats Cieaks, Cspes, Hats, Cops Oyeralls. Leg
slns, mechanics Aprons, Life Pressrvers Cushions.
/, nnows, Door Springs, &c. d
- WALL 4 STEPHENs
! feb A-u
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BOARD WANTED-By Gentleman ard
y hi wife, without children. wants two uufur.
nished Rooms, with board Address Box SAG. Post
oihoe, stating the location, terms, &c.
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WANTS aTEE p

Wants" and GO TAINTED" advertisements, four lincs
~ tess for each inseftlon 25 cents each additional
line cents.
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NOLD PENS.-A fine lot of very superior
VI warranted Gold Pens, just received and for
sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE
mar 13-tf It..
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WANTED-A colored WOMAN, as Nurse
w AMI Chambermaii. Apply 10
c. W. HAVENNER,
street, between ~ and 9Th streets.
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-The following cases we're
tried yesterday:
Elizabeth Brecket, negroes, for stealing. was
found guilty and sentenced to Imprisonment in
the county Jail.
james Alien, negro, charged with assault
found not guilty.
Rebecca Grantham, nesress, for an assault,
found guilty.
George Humphreys, negro, tried on two diff
ierent cases Of assault, was found guilty on
both. The Court then adjourned.
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w AnTED-Eight good Farm Hands, by the
" year. Liberal wages will be given. Apply
81. W. THOMPSON, Pa avenue, second door from
WI street, Eest SIDE mar 1S-t,nSt
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-11
CHARLESTON A1RKET-Oct. I.

CORN.-The receipts of Corn have been
limited to about 1000 bushels mixed North Car
olina, which were sold at IS cents p busbel.-
We renew our quotations of the 28th ultimo,
which will give fair criterion of the present
state of the market. We have no transactions
to notice in country, which is held at 95(g$l
2 bushel.
OATS..-There was sale of 1900 sacks
Western, held over from the previous week,
which were sold at Csc. sacks included. The
stock is somewhat reduced in consequence of
the light receipts for some weeks back.
FLOUR.-The Flour market has been in a
languid and depressed condition during the
week under review. Buyers only operated to
the extent of their immediate wants, and hence
the stagnation and depression. Prices have
declined about 25c. per barrel. We have re-
duced our quotations accordingly. The trans
factions have been principally at S8l0S3 2 Dbl.
BACON.-There has been a good demand for
Sides, which have been selling freely during
the week at prices ranging from 9(@9lc. as in
quality. The transactions in Shoulders have
been limited. Common has been selling at
,prices ranging from 7(97!c. There is nothing
prime on the market.
SALT.-By the quantity, is worth about ST.
-25(0l:30. There is none, however ahost, and
holders are asking $l:5O z sack for store lots.
LARD.-The retail trade is being supplied
at II and Is cents 2 ID.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-11
MARRIED.,

In jacksonville on the 25th ult, at John
Abernathy's, Mr.. j. 7. ABERNATHY, to Mis-
ISABELLA BRowNLow Pup GILBREATH, young
est daughter of Rev. John Gilbreath all o
Monroe county.
LINES FOR THE BRIDE.
Respected one, in whom are found to dwell,
Those choicest traits of female worth and praise
Dignity, modeSty, and friendship true,
Permit these lines from him who halls YOU
blessed.
On memories table deep inscribed, find,
In golden letters not eraced by time,
The sports and social scenes, once enjoyed,
With you hard by those hills DER clad in green
The view around in summer fair was grand,
The mountains peaks, the shrubs and stately
oaks,
And rolling streams environe6 with flowers
bright,
But sweeter far to me your presence was,
Those days of frindship sweet, that seemed so
short,
Whose memory still delights, for euer are gone,
And we are called to pass our days apart,
Mid other friends, than those our youth en-
braced.
But oft, when busy care of day is DER,
And /, in shady walks ofevenng muse,
Those recollections dear will seize my mind
And whisper soft the friendships we possessed.
And now as you friend have found, hope,
A friend indeed, and many happy days,
May crown your future life, and him to whom,
You've freely pledged your also fare you
well Pud.
On Thursday, 9TH Oct, by Rev. C. Godby,
Mr.. WAYMAY l.. JONES to Miss ELIZABETH
CREWS, all fthe city of Loudon.
At Paint Rock on Sd Sept, by Sam'l. Sharp,
ESQ. Mr. WILLIS STEWARD to Miss VERMILIA
SToRMEs, all of this county.
Also in the same neighborhood on Sabbath
Ist inst, by Rev. VIM. Z. Pope Mr.. PHILoMAH
BOHANNoN to Miss Precious GALYoN, all of
this county. Several others expected daily.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-11
BALTTIORE M4RKET.-oct. 4.

Fiour-Market this morning quiet. Howard
Street held at $7:25. No sales of city mills
We quote Rye -four at 81. Corn meal $4:25(9
$3.50.
Wheat-The supply Of grain is very fair
The market for wheat is more active, and
prices have advanced 4(95 cents p bushel.-
There were about $4,000 bushels offered sales
of white, good to prime, Sl:55@ choice do,
Sl.6S0l:7O. Red, good to prime, sl:4O@l:-
So Lots of inferior qualities to 10 cents less.
sales of white at 7l@74c., yellow 73975c.--
A lot of 400 bushels new flint corn, first of the
season. raised by Mr. Joseph Uslton. Kent
county was offered on Change this morning
and sold by Mr.. Brice at IS cents. The texture
and quality of this corn is very line, and prom
ises well for the coming crop. MIR. U. has gen
orally had the first samples of new corn in our
market for some years past.
Oats firm-6,50O bushels offered, sales OF
Maryland and Virginia at 1902.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-11
PROSPECTUS FOR 1854.
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