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s0NG.--The Bowl We Tip.
pY THOMAS MOORE.

The bowl we tip, when love we sip.
Contains both sweet and sour;
And those who drink must never tliinkss
T. escape the acid power
Is gone as soon rs tasted;
And on our time. spent in our prime
oi life, in love, is wasted.
For though there flows from lovc's young rose
The sweetest sweets, there glittcrs.
Meath every leaf, the tear Of grief.
or life the thorns and bittcrs
Then when you dip your trembling lip
In Cnpids howl, prepare,
TO leave behind your peace Of mind,
Or never venture there.
'Ia,virr y auu as. .....--.,@.. ~.
Bullion's Greek Reader, Grammar, Caesar and
Sallus;
Spenccrs Latin Lcssors;
Iyers Dictionaries;
Saskinls Spanish, Newman and Byer's Spanish Die.
Mtchcls Intermediate Geography;
Davis Algcbras and AritIinctics;
nullions English and Latin Gramniars;
McGullic's lst, I'd, al, itli and 9th Readers;
Webstcrs School Dictionaries md Spcllcrs;
Wcbstcrs Large Octave Dictionary;
Bomar's Lcy2ac Grainuara;
comstock's Chemistry;s
E,nnicrson's Lot, I'd and Sd arithmctics
Also, s;u,lh and suilcy's rasqueIlcs TclamAquoI
Rogcrs Fscnch Dict!oisry
Sackuld'I first book IN Spanish;
Queens Ware. IIarl Ware, Window Glass, Putt,
Natis chfpentcr's Toolas Soap, Caudcs,
powdor. Pepper, Spice, Ginger.
Starch, salaIatus, Soda,
q xss,trt {x,nef.,a
is bs Moissscs - pbls ,l, esis, Rice '1''e''''
haxa. rs~y,lv tbo,,o IS ~ f;sashars Ua, a"s'''
j casls port ''e do SkcasirIaf, whisley.
i do. Msiaea Az Is ae$sd5oiiec
30 ,,bls, Flour, 90 do coarsc Salt
tse5csriss asld Ter cast respect % person.
MIL ~ lt2fsIN BANDS.
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THE GONZALES INQUIRER
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
SMITH a. DARsT,

1H"Ho FO13SdVVEF77SlNG.
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Advertisements not marked with the number of
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All letters of a business character mast BE- most
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Every communication for publication must be
accompanied by tho writer's prorer name.
No communication or advertisement of al, nb,,-
sivc Character will be published on u,,y fer,,s
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How TO NE A GooD FARMrp---Hcre is tho
secret Of good farming. You cannot take
from the land more than you restore to Il, IN
some shape or other, without running II, and
so destroying yonr capital. Different soils,
may require different modes OF treatment and
cropping, but in every variety of soil these are
the golden rules to be observed: Drain.until
you find That the water that falls from Heaven
does not stagnate on the soil, but runs through,
it and off it freely Turn up and till tho land
until your foot sinks into loose powdcry
loan, through which the mir and heat will
readily penetrate, Let no weed occupy the
place where useful plant could possibly grow.
Collect every particle Of manure that can be
obtained. whcther liquid or solid. Lot moth.
ing on tho farm go to waste Put In your
crops in that course which experience has
shown to lend TO success in their growti, and
to an enrichment and not impoverishn,eht OF
tho land. Give every plant room to spread It's
roots in the soil, and leaves in the air And
IL all your operations, endeavor TO be a little
ahead OF your neighbors Biaao's Ets,y Day
Bool.
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Her sSs cesn tn lsiAssusn discovered
= psys q tlye wosi ses& * elsssassey sslseo
80 hss, tl,ss ssatsyseessa ssse whels h1sss+s.-
lie fssshsa w ssaisA 81 hts lsaSsess and a..
h1s5neSi tbS sisfsasne lhs<llixssn
lsswa hs fnslsta wiih kiss 4 IzsEe kettle
81 isesllgg wssss uAs 81 she tse
Ns!l, Nhe sspsa'i yDn sAt eki she sser
9 fAA1 susx.
Why, yca k1i po&F tio wAtxs psea (.
Stfg ~ be- wssg. snsf
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GoNzALEs, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1854
Hedging in Texas.

IL is believed by many that hedging W III not
succeed in Texas. Instances of failures are
pointed to- II is said the Usage Orange frc.
quently dies, without any known cause. even
after it has grown thrifty two or three wears
The Cherokee rose Is said to be very GOOD ON
peculiar soils, but that the cuttings are liable
10 die the first ycnr. and that when tbcv Grow
the ants injurc them essentially. The Alaba
mn rose Is thought 70 bo too slender and ils
Shofns too. small 10 answer for bedp;nc Tho
Chanparai Isssaid TO have thorns that .re too
ln6er 70 turn cattle. aud that Il sprcads too
much wherever Il gets a start.
With all these objections before us. which
wc have heard repeated avain and again. We
do not believe that eithcr of them would fal
to make y mod hedre II uropcrlv monaccd
People will not take TIC necessary minis 10
prepare the ground for hedgcs..p, Instead Of
putting cuttings or roots, in rich, mellow soil,
well ditchcd nj the rrnner sca ann s1bev ,ro
put in too lato into he ground. badly prepar.
ed, and the drought OF the foilowinr spring
and summer kills them. Hardlvi anv OF The
rules lnid down by those who ksyc Suuccceded
in hedging in the elder States. are hcrn fol.
lowed Hedges of substantial order have
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PRENTICE.

A TRUMPH--We can scarcely conceive of a more
sublime moral triumph than the reelection OF Col VIM
A. Richardson to Congress nom Illinois As the leader of
the democratic force in the House the Nebraska bill he
incurred the intense hatred Of aboliiionism, and
above all other members his defeat prayed for by the
combined enemies Of the democratic party throughout the
Union His district traversed by abolition stump ora
tors, and flooded with abolition pamphlets and papers
money used against him like water effort was left
un,ried To overthrow him IL all 70 no purpose,
however He boldly and ariessiy took the bull by the
horns lodging no issue and seeking for support only
the score Of the justification of his conduct He sus
tanned The triumph IL a most brilliant one and it is q
TRIUMPH or pRrscIpIE-- Deroa Free Press
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This large decrease OF circulation has been effected with
specie and exchange and the banks appear be pretty well
fortified in that particular would be the
produce OF Indiana has forward customary furnish
exchange for the operations the bank but the creua
ton being purchased up and returned By the banks
has remained out for less time than usual Discredt hav
ing overtaken the currency, there will probably be
greater the part OF the State Bank although
its charter expires. The conflict took place in
New York between the circulation Of the New York banks
when the free banking law first wentnto operation and the
suit nearly what has taken place the West viz
the old banks remained the defensive until inevitable revu
overlook the excessive Issues OF the Institutions
which swept Of existence by in BALE The
operation of many banks has been in aid OF rail
road enterprises discountng accepances and oanng
bonds and stocks support the Of contractors
under the mistaken notion that such course by keeping
employ promoted local business. The pressure has
compelled them let go these documents and the New York
market overloaded with them Railroad accepances that
supposed placed with western banks sold west
ern which draw the private of
in the issuing companies who eognzant Of their
value But this dvers capital from the regular operation
Of business In fact where railroad plans have been carried
such gigantic SCALE of great drawn
much from the profit to be derived
the enterprise per from the circumstances that
grow of company may offer contracts for hands or
work connected with the enterprise projected in order to
The contracts taken Of the company by OF
the directors high rates. and sold working parties
at figures Acceptances may be issued for work
DONE money throw these upon the market at
rates exceedingly tempting outsiders may be alarmed and
take their private account and them
selves with the companys These transactions have
afforded profitable employment for much capital that has
sought profit in mercantile at times when has sold
low as lately The supply OF hrstcass paper now, how
ever much diminished obligations have been
studousy avoided old have been olcitously dis
charged expenses have been curtaied also far
practicable the receipts from the interior vigorously APP
piled to maturing notes.
be considered that the value of produce received
the West is this year large although the quantities
of wheat and -four delivered by camel less Thus if
compare quantities and prices with last year. the result
follows for a few articles
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prvrynr ~
shAsAAsiaols hh'A'N- -onuon Morning Advef-
ser in speaking of the expected visit of Louis Napoleon
the of Great Britain and his installation knight
q the Garter, says
The insignia of the Emperor OF Russia knight
Of this most noble and ancient order consisting of
the banner sword mantle and helmet retains its position
Of the stalls in the Chapel Royal of St George
but viii doubt be removed before the Emperor OF the
French s installed knight companion of this order
Whether Sir Charles Young, Garer-kng will
quietly TIE disioya hsghfs Insignia whether
according to ancient custom, described by Ashmole
they will be thrown into the aisle and swept from the
chapel by the corsers beyond the precincts of the castle
70 not YET decided but beeyo il mas bssn determined
20 remove the insignia of The rcrenat Knight to make way
Ior those Other Nqjsstys Rnstroas olp, ne Emperor Na
poieoH HL'
II the British cannot pull down the flag of Nicholas at
Sebastopo and humble his pride at Cronstad they
least sweep away the insignia Of distinction which they
urged him to accept while their guest and which he is
there to protect Truly snealng retaliation We
der which will enjoy most heartily the sweets of revenge
the English court in thus furnishing "recreant knight
who accepted their baubles their urgent entsety
Louis Napoleon, 6no compea them 10 bestow the
npnn him at the cost Of dsep humiliation themselves
BuTaio Democracy
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Mr.. John NJ Daniel, the minister Sardinia 10
have awakened in some way other he maeyoience of
many of the mabeer literati OF New York Not
with having sheared him to the tune of thousands of
dollars for ctcisng Of Shershub Spooners works
of art they and dish up choice bit Of Cos
sip as to his political and personal delinquences which
being duly exploded by the facts Of the they forth
nth SCI TO work and instead OF etsc,ng the old SANDER
hasten TO invent another The last production Of this kind
paragraph in the New York Herald stating that Mr.
Daniel had been expelled from club of gentlemen Tu-
n probably In consequence OF his having written cee
orated letter hardly less interesting than the mssives
Mr. Soule We suspect there about much truth in
this statement in the others The nsd should behave
with more kindness towards foreign ministers II wanted
% be minister ITSELF but failed. Hlnc ug aehri5aa
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The crowding OF passengers board toe California
very strongly condemned IN the San francisco
papers The district attorney has attempted to arrest this
abuse and the supreme has been sorted TO for the
enforcement Of the laws 10 relation to the subject Scarcely
passenger vessel port under the present consuo-
ton Of the law that does not carry twice many pasen-
gers as her boats can accommodate in case Of wreck
6re
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BY ). c. MCGUIRE. A.c.,o.eer,

NY j. C. McGUiREs1lAv1Toay AR pua, r.
VALUABLE LOT NEAR iron, December octoct IN ~.
.als Hs1aty40 No. fronting fs.,
quarters Of fncn ADD between New Vat
avenue and north running 1877 az nche.
nining POI square feet, mor OF less. - -' vi"
Tems ne-ihird and lively. n,,,,
for notes satisfactorily secured hearing interest. ~
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
NOV a--d Auctioneer
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TO Members OF Congress, Citizens, and stranGers,-
r. J. sTEER merchant tailor ayecs,
The ssntioH psbc elegant stock Of French cloths
~'c snd ves,ines embracing the styles Of the issest
tston which he making In s'yl. Of elegance
psssct here elsewhere
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DsrAHrxssr or srArx
w Warrington, Novembes 49, 1854
The following proclamation his oucslsney the Lsu...
this department. ' ~A's'o""
BY hts s.ess.sy me honorable John nes Thoma. Manners Sui
81 New sraa.s aud eo%msnde chief or provne.
PROCLAMATION
Iii. esesiency the Lieutenant, Goverpo, has bean
CURED !" sS as ... s 20 s Of further
dsa Ge. B,sn states hs
Of this brownies giving eject oa Ss
ne. n.ss and The United States of
Grain, aou!, and b sa of all kinds
Animss Of all kinds
i r,ss.s, smoked. nSa. and sa.sd neat
s. .s i,a,t., dried fruits
Products Of nsh and all creatures living in The water
Hides, fuI., skins, or tails. undr...ed
stone OF marble in lis crude unwrousbt state
Butter, cheese. and ralou
Lard, horns, nanurss
ores OF metals Of all kinds
Timber and IamssI az kinds round Aewsd and sawed u
p Ere, plants, shrubs, and trees
S Flu; III r''
Rice broom corn and bark
Gypsum, ground or ungroand
hsw I OF wrought or unwrcuehs burr grIndstones
sl.a, hemp. ana tow, unmanufae,ured
shall be to Importation into the u,ovc from M
o. s% ss. Lind cut on
the river Saint John and tributaries noad down that 'iyy
duty II each aas.r 's% S
he time S me du ~.
me sfc,ss imported or exported aforesaid which sre
herenbeoe mentioned in going INTO
Given under hand and the eleventh day
H. a. S me year Of gu, Lord one thousand eight
J. HENRY T. MANNERS SUTTON.
SAMUEL LEONARD TiLLRY.
fran PIERCE President Of United States of america a. all
chou u aay
Satisfactory evidence having to me that The
dor Hanemann has been saxony the port
ew osa"s DO hereby recognise him SUCH him
rec To exercise and such uncnn powers and
ar are allowed % the cousus Of naons IN the
United States.
la testimony wto.eo have caused ,e,. ..r, IN s mad,
PATENT and the seal Of the heeuno affixed
Given aadsr y hand at the city Of Washington day
IL 81 November A. d. 1884, and Independence of the Uni
ted STATES OF America The seventy-nin,h
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
W. T.. MARCY Secretary q. State.
Post Once
Washington city ID. c., Nov. 49, 1854.
lLs for CuasERLAsD Nd, CLARxsIpRa WHRsLxa in
Al Virginia. z1sRsvILLE, CoLgssus aud CMorSsArr, in Ohio
closed .; this oes s.y az asp.ns ns Ss
ana "S s"snes1. win the train leaving Baltimore Or
JAMES C. BERREr,
NOV ~ I'D POSTMASTER;
By. G. MCGUIRE. Aactaonesr.
GALE OF FURNITURE, &C., ny ORDER OF THE OR
phans Saturday morning. December a, O'clock
trout OF the auction
c. Il. Byrne, deceased, comprising
Mahogany sOa dvaus
Do paflor chairs, rockers
Cane and wood chairs, shades
Carpets, oicalh, mating
Mahogany wardrobe, bureau
Marble top washstand, toilet sets
superior cook soye alright Stoves xe,
Together with assortment OF kiyEsp utensils.
Terms cash. BY order Of the administrator,
u0n,o 5as' O. MSsGUIRE,
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The panorama Of New York city, at 0dd-Felows' Hail.
Seventh street, drew full house last evening II exhibits
every evening until December ..
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(DA MAYS story or th,nss actin possible, b,
1 Mary isngdon Just rsceivsda
TAYLOR n MAURY's
MOVES Bookstore, 9th street.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
august rs, 1854.
Nice hereby given holders Of the following
socSS ,he department prepared to pr
n me between the date hereof ana hc 2o'h oay o
vepef next po Stocks amounting IN the aggregate
sos, ,nd an the terms hereinafter mem
toned,
preference will be the order which
be offered The certificates, duly assigned United
Saes parties who receive the thereof
be transmitted to this departments upon the receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following particulars
l. The par value, amount specified in each certificate
the stock Of the authorized by The Of
Jny s48, redeemabe November ID 1885, of cent tho
authorized OF l542 redeemabie 3ls De-
cember 1884, per
by s47 and s4s the former
December 1857 and The Both june 1868 Of i6
the authorized by the ACT of 1885, and
deemabr 3 December 1894 commonly called the Texan
indemnity per cent.
Interest par certificate from the lst of july
1864 receipt and settlement the Treasury, with the
allowance or The money TO eaeh the owner Of one aasntercs
in addition.
Payment will be Treasurer
the United Sa,es, the asssn Boston, New York;
PHILADELPHIA as the parties may direct.
certificate will entitled he benefit of this notice
actually Treasury before
said Goth day Of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
during viii be purchased
department upon specified hereby extend
ed 10 3lat December next inclusive,
will be closed the LIST December when
vested stakeholder
that certificates inscribed must addition the
United States express
the stakeholder thereon. Where
es assigned where The payable the LIST Jan
uary next, coupon transmitted with the
certificates the days only ess
from redemption January included with
the principal in the settlement
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of hc Treasury.
TREASURY DxPA Nov rs, 1854.
Nov Ig--dt3IMDecinif
COR RENT OR sALE.-The modern Sour- story brick
side, The house good
cellars good the will be low, Possession
given Let November apply
JAS G. MCGUIRE
Oct 29-s Aucuoneer.
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AAvAL.-The United States irigae Savannah and brig
cambridge at last dates Monierdeo The gates
Germantown and Massachusetts, Rio The Masse-
chusetts had been dsmasted in gale when 100 miles from
Rio
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by y. G. nccUlRr. Avc,,e,,,r.

TRusTEE's SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING IOT-on
Tuesday afternoon, December 18th, al o'clock prem
shall sell, recorded
lo No H.
between nortb rnnning
feet.
Terms one-,hrd cash ak and twelve
for notes bearing interest secured by deed
" CARUst, Trustee
O. Mcguire,
Nov M-eod&ds Auctiopesf
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BY GREEN 4 sCOrr, Aact,one.r,,

BY GREEN Il SCOTT. Aactaoneers.
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
II hold effects ia excellent ORDER Friday,
OF Dtcemse at 10 O'Clock, avenue
~s a .e s yns
ssa naxas 90 s, use Them via
sps.ns seat divans, covered with same
Handsome damask curtains gill, comice and hr,uss
Elegan, French plate mirror, with rich giame bracket,
Har-eo,h son chairs
Two bair- cloth spring divans
Tapestry. lhree-py, and ingram carpet.
Elegant bed wardrobe and dressing
superior beds, pillows, sols,sr#
Best hair and husk mattresses
Chamber and stair CARPETS
Fine q, panuass, gilt frames
sron1. ornaments man,el
Wsna rn nny ana ,s clocks
French china dinner and
Kitchen tables and stove. and cooking utensils
% Az " ama Under Ssn over that sum- credit Of sixty and
''' ''' SATISFACTORILY endorsed dh sssa's scerr
NoV%- Auciioneers.
RY virtue OF ITS locality, and novel
.. rs supplies isonsys shoe store has bsen named s
with good and fashionable shoes
Cork soed boot. and all work for speedily
r. 81 just supply from auction which
purchased ow or cash. and will be sod wholesale
tai', At low prices
sie Pa avenues between Hot and TIN street
81 street, opposite Bank Of Washington.
PICH JEwELRY.-M. W. GAIT BRO. offer a nasnid-
of ewelry, very Styles
sis'ing Of
diamond, pearl, aosaic, and pAsin
Earrings and baces diamond, pearl snsmelcd and plain
Gen,emens diamond pins and studs
Diamond snams.d n,sy pearl wedding and sns' rings
tbmses, mosaic cameo pan
buttons and studs ao,d necklaces, &C
watches and silver offered their hey
N. W. GAIT BRO,
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heirs de
" ceased, Documentary
orphans court for Washington county, Maryland year
1901 hereby notified Orphans said
county before Tho M day Of iay 1855, and establish their
thu funds In the hands, which
hands, the
the will annexed Of said deceased.
JOHN Y sNEARY,
Administrator Dc sops with the viii annexed.
"a
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The National Hotel


IN this will be rcopened for The reception Of the 9
Of
building and about the dining
viii greatly comfort of ts gss
labor viii be spared
to
public will continue
the
Persons desiring
time after the Goth, by calling at the Hotel
wAsmNsrox Crry November Ii, 1854.
EOR RENTThe house occupied by The Secretary
II Of Wa, 18th the
The LIST Of December.
per The building rooms,
eight Of which Of size fourteen feet high IN the two r
cpai stcde~
building contains additional There
not boarding
Inquire Of b. w Held, Off and ifh streets
Nov lQ-dm
NrTY OF PsttssurG and County Allegheny, P~rr-
the guaranteed bonds
P.burg Of Allegheny Pennsylvania
Psbvrg aud sonnelyo Railroad
Company, which they guaranteed.
We confidently recommend them capitalists and dc
svabls investment.
The together ncor
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, " Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents
Agents Piu,bug Conuelsvle Raiosd Company.
ian la-dAcp0
lust RECEIVED, per schooner Pauline, two hun
L.. T. MIDDLETON,
flee south sid FIN x street,
Depo, corner Goth and streets west.
AW MOTTO Erhe viii attend 70 business the
\ IL supreme Court o. the United states " Phillips
Nov l-dlmn
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pSBLsC SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE OF GRoUNn Ar
apcuon-Op Saturday. December ~, at o'clock will
be sold the highest bidder the No s
and 10Th and Boundary
yard, together with The kiiDs hds, implements
burnt brick only excepted The contains % sos
Terms Onebaf cash; bssnesu months,
and deed Of the deferred payment
indspuisble. GREEN Il SCOTT,
Nov 2"-eoe Auconeerr.
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COMM ERCIAL.
FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.

NEW Yoag Nov. %, 1854.
The continues quite 10 New York
To which point all securities tend for realization, almost
any price meet the wants of holders The supply of these
from the banks that have into existence within
few and which compelled TO proceed
ngs agreat loss considerable Some Connecticut bankers
for instance who purchased Virginia Sc TO-
eur Tor circulating notes have been compelled TO sell them
at 3d. loss OF III cent which swallows the profits OF
the operation Indiana and Missouri SIS have also been offer
ed largely The circulation Of Indiana has been driven in
onehaif about 81 000 and the the banks
surrounding States have been curaied in large ratio
The rapid increase Of banks Indiana and the
resorted to 10 obtain circulation reduced the Of the old
banks, the returns Of which compare as follows:
Loans Exchange. Specie. Circulation. Ea~'ern
exchange.
sa3 siss6a 81 sy7so4 So 476s ssa Toe
s54 ee3.574 33350o 300 2946,o+6 2os0e2
Decrease. 734,g5s Io3,s5l 29o,s eazg9
Increase M y74
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lfnrkefk.

New YoRg, Nov 29.--Flour is declining here to-day
State brands SO u So "A southern, 81 81 So Wheat
declining, and the supply hand large Corn also decln-
ing30,o00 bushels mixed sold at 81 Cotton dull.
Stocks slightly improved
BALTtsouE, Nov. 29.Four is held yesterdays prices.
There have been small sales Of wheat Yesterdays prices
II 900 bushels Of sodwhe, 10 ~ yellow 81
cents. Other articles unchanged.
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IyOR RENT sALF.--The modern story brick
18th street, E. side The house IN good epar
the win be Possession
given lat November. Apply 10 o
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Dct2 Aucuoneer.
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Forging Land Warronfs.
BaLrIsouE Nov. 29--Mchael Damn and Samuel CASA
way have been cenyiced here to-day for forging land
| rnn