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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-18

NEW STOCN OF TUUNKS.-wehaveJu Just received
~ large stock Of superior Travelling Tanks some
them are very large convenient and some Of them are
made out OF the best sole leather Trunks
think that can Be found 10 vLgpis s' large lot OF superior
style, and Of good thick leather large assomsn Of CAns
Bhss We invite friends TO call sooI before
buy We intend 10 keep the best ars line wt,bon
regard TO cost. ~.
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HEoILAN AND OTHER PINNOs.-BERRY GORDON Q97 |
L1L broadway Publishers Of MusIc-apd
and retail in Pianos Modion for te cee
bated koan Grand and other IIaet Dayi.
Co. Pianos considered superior others
Great New York Pianos
Meodeans Music supplied
| Pianos to " ''' " @N"A''- |
P. g.. IL. D. ROlIan Piano, have The lae,, .nrox.d
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THE ATLANTIC RAILING WOnKs AND FOUNDRYI
MLNuEACTURE


WHICH called because composed Wrought
Iron connected without vets Joints the anil
connect being melted around the Wrought Iron in Metallic
MOuds making each pannel as solid piece, and avoid
Ing all cevces where generally
hight like WIRE RAILING heavy like CAST IRON RAILING.
This Railing sunequaed for Strength and DurAb.
ty and peculiarly adapted OEAETAKY LOTS because
needs repairs
Also style OF at IS 90 l6 feet easily
transported and set very much liked.
Also kinds OF Wrought Fences verAndahs
Balconies, &c. Machinery and other Castings ORDER
Designs and further Information, to any address
by GEORGE POSTER, Agent
mhq-d8m 8o9 corner Of lker at Y,
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HANDeUN1E--Just reeeived an
= the LADIES' SALOON 10, beautiful Tim Cirri Gai
s>, hiLrsn They article very hsh en-,
me ankle and the Pret, child tsar We
Mise, Tan colored CATERS and Jenny Lind
--1 P.eA' Vi 'nena 70 sult every
Shoes for little Boys. '''A' 'eiJ oeautuui
into M are made Of Calf stn others OF Leather
,tnent OF hIsses
look at thsr, s~o"' ana 1arsnts invited
- ~oDiNGTON CO.,
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FROM rrsscHEa seHrLs 0sxtR.L norsr 50
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HORACE WATERS.

d >. e; CoNnoY, No. 90 Faito', Sired, HSio YorE
woui call the attention Of dealers large
fhnE Tackle Of the best qualities and desirable quail
and Rods OF all kinds and varieties, &c, &c.
large stock OF hrst quality OF
HOOKS general Assortment Rod,
fke and DRAG Nets In every variety de- all Of
trade. ' - 70 the
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~ selection Of SPRING and SUMMER G0ODB
yintenuon " posbe 20 sell out dollars worth
0oosa before leave for the Markets
am thus early In announcing the fact 10
In this and the adjoining States who wish
will come toward at and make their selections.
My Terms as uua-6mo TO parties who pay their bills
o per cent on for cash.
Recent additions from Paris and Manchester best
county,
desirable Wish 10 make for another Importation
In the Pail.
100 Gases Of desirable Prints at Case prices ..f
1o5 Ps Cloths al very low prices.
10 Gases andlovely Unghams
Quite hundred styles OF Dress Goods.
Vcsetlss, Ribbons, ToveTa and Mitts.
Most Of the French Goods and y0ryloE.
Domestic Tiekings, Apron Checks.
Deaohcd shrng and Cassiuneres.
Alpaccas, Bariings, Buraps, &c.
large variety other Goods to which the attention ~
and Country buyers is asked At once. tmAri
URHY DEsIaABf.E RpsstDRNCR FOH sALE.-Por sale,
y and possession given let sepembr, s probably
the house now occupied By Lee, between Mar
snsn and o one Of the best loosilon, In ne CITY being
quite rered and al the time within ave minutes Walk ~
e centre on business Manseet tits seldom such
VIZ In Market and but for the fact that the present upant
aesrss toremoye TO Church Hl Gould not be purchased
For termr Ae. apply 10 aptif JEBk co.
AAHMEn'5 DRfLtfyos.--i0 cases Brown Parmers Drill
lnfE Drab and sia,e and Fancy DrnIpEs; Hall
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WBIG.

rkRnS Daily Paper eSpsr Weekly S5;weekiy IS
Always In advance Rcnnances be Of
frbshers In all esss where evidence
letter In the Post Once oontaa,ns money.
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NDREsesED AID GLOVEs.-someihIne en,I,r,v -. :.
very desirable Cali and examine, at liz Main ,tr.r, al
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| TUHIR HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, Manufacfurrrs OF
GUN POWDER, continue Gunpowder Of ali their
uel-knovn brands via: RIr snooTso ga
htRcAS sfoHrISe lspIS RiylK"
neS' hall and quarter kegs and osni,iers
Also, assortment OF Powder nd
purpo,e and for Export The reputation
| too well known to require comment For eby
DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.;
| .,-.., Agents, Richmond
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~ EW BEhAGLs, JACONETs, &c. New BeTase, Ti.pe.
~ IAeonsts, and other Dress Goods for sale by
-, Y. aARTWELL A On
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w rsinD II. yrrni, s~.e, Springs. for IN. .p
Co.. say Thareer naii ao nr,i-r.te Chsmbsr MsiJ
wA,h-r an, AZ 20 character and A.
y - ''-''
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
Z BIZ ANGEL
New Firm at the old Stand

' VIE undersigned having formed copart-
il nerShip, will continue tie wagon and
carriage manu- acture at the old stand under
kt firm of
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
SCHOOL BOOKS
FOB IkJD;H ~

d RECOMMENDED. IN compliance with the
4 = acquisitions OF law, by the State Board
of Education, consisting OF the Governor, Au-
ditor o. Safe, Treasurer OF State, Secretary OF
State, and the Superintendent OF Public Ia
Struction. See School Lar, Section "a.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
Goods for the Million.
IF. VANV ALKENBURGH Il co.
HAVE just received one Of the best stocks
Fresh Groceries

Ever brought to this market. and are Of
fering them at such prices as cannot iail
to please every body. Sixteen lbs. of
Good Sugar can't be bought everywhere
for 81 90, bu. it can at their store.
Syrups, Molasses. AMI spices ofall kinds
that are not excelled in this or any other
market. That Golden Syrup, Don't
know whether we shall have enough to
20 round. but we can get more.
Dried Fruits of all kinds-especially
an excellent article of Peeled Peaches.
Hamburg Cheese. that is cheese and no
mistake. Tobacco. from common arti-
Gle to the genuine Virginia leaf.
Every body knows it would be out OF
our power to enumerate the articles kept
ct this establishment. but the gentlemen.
Ladies, Cooks and "the rest Of mankind
are especially invited TO call and exam
inc the new stock for themselves.
Nav /, 1854, J. F. V. & Co.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
Discovered at Last!
A Mystery Explained.
4 REVOLUTION Is CERTAIN VICTORY is OURS.

ID 4s. ga Ia sAD a.. NJ SO
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awakening
/ Y the inquiry in The minds of all who :ead
it: How is it that 1mericans have been so long
and so lavlshly immured in darkness and ig-
norance on the subject of disease.
DIR. A. IL. IDAMS' LIVER BALSAM,
The great PanacGd Of disease.
is offered to the afflicted of the States and Ter
ritorleS :orthe entire cure OF Liver Complaints
in all stages, Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever,
Chronic Lung Fever, DropSlcal affections. Con-
sumption, Bowel complaints, Diarrhae, Dys-
entery, RheumaStim, Bleeding Piles, Blind
Piles, Scroiula, Salt Rheum. Dyspepsia, Gen
eral Debility, Nervousness. CoStiveness, Indi-
gestion, Distracted MenStruation, &c.
DIR. A. l.. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the
wreck and test for the last fifteen years, and
has pro red to the most Skeptlcal, beyond n
shadow oil doubt, that it is the
Only Reliable Medicine epcr Discovered,
(being purely all vegetable.) for the perma-
nent cure Of the above diseases. The most
skepticat have become its most sanguiDe vota
RES, and pronounce the Liuer Baisam to be
The Only reliable Harbsnger of Health
to the afflicted Eucrywhere.
Testimonials come up from every track it has
made. swollen with expressions of gratitude,
for the relief received by its use. And in sub
hitting this, the Liner Balsam is Recommend
ed 10 all those suffering underth
Iron Grasp of the Monster Disease
and at once procure one bottle OF DR.. A.
l.. Adams Liver Balsam.
The reader is referred TO the medical Tract,
found by making application to the Agent,
where the Balsam is sold, giving full epitome
OF the cause and cure OF all diseases, contain
ing, also, certificates from those who have test
ed It's unparalleled ascendancy over the dis
eases to which we are all subject.
Sold by II. B. PERSHING & Co.
Plymouth.
MANN Il Co. Rochester.
G.. Z. SCOTT, Gen. Agent,
No 81, Randolph street, Chicago I'll.
march 3, 1854. lyl.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
SuperintenaeatofP Public instruction and
PreS,dentof the Board o. Education
JNO. :. DODDRIDGE.

Attorney at Lam. and Notary Public.
also Master Commissioner in the c. aud
c. p. Courts. Plymouth, Indiana.
Will also pay particular attention 10 Agencies,
Collections OF claims, and will promptly a.,
tend to all professional business entrusted TO
him. with fidelity.
Nov. 10, 1893. s6yl.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
Don't Forget it!

4 IL those indebted to N. r.. Packard &
~ Co, either by note or book account, are
earnestly requested 10 call at the old stand
and settle, as the business OF the firm must Js
closed. N. R. PACKARD & Co,
Feb 2S, 1854. stiff
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
New Establishment.
SILVER SMIThiNG.

TNHE undersigned having permanently
located in Plymouth. for the purpose of
Carrying OH the above business in all its varl-
ouS branches, would respectfully inform the
citizens and the public generally, that he Will
promptly attend TO their calls at his shop one
door west of the corner in the old Plymouth
Hotel, on Laporte street, Immediately opposite
PalmerS store where he is now ready 10
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

Repair WATCHES, 10 KS.
Musical instruments Il Jcwelry.
His experience in the business warrants him
i'll assuring his customers tLat general salts
faction shall be the result of their trial Of his
skill. lie intends making improvements "a
fast as the patronage and wants Of his cuSto-
mers mag require. In word he desires 10
keep up with the improvements and advancing
prosperity Of the town, and SolcitS Tie pat
ronage of the public.
He is making arrangements to keep con-
slant supply of Clocks and Watches.
which he will sell as cheap as first rate arti-
cleS of the kind can be bought elsewhere in
Northern Indiana.
GJ7The highest cash price paid FOR old gold
and silver. NJ q. RODGERS.
April -, 1854. Sf.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
One Thousand Dollars

Will be given to any person who viii produce
so many well authenticated certificates of cure
both from Intelligent patients and scientific
physicians, as have been effected by the use
OF PulyermachcrS Electric chains. They nry
er fail to perform what-hey are advertised TO
do, and no person has ever been dissatisfied
who has given them trlsl.
In FEMALE CASES
More than one hundred permanent cures
Of Prolapsus Uteri. have been effected
within the last year by the use Of these
chains. BY applying one end of the chain
over the region Of the abdomen, and the
other upon the spine just above the hir.
the usual severe symptoms inciden: TO
that disease are at once removed.
MODE OF USE.
The chain should be moiStened before use
with common vinegar, and then one end ofthe
chain should be applied directly TO the seat
o the pain or disease, and the other end OPP
posed to il.
BENOT DECEIVED! The Eclectic Chains
not to all diseases; but for Nervous
diseases it is claimed that NO Medical Agent
in the world has produced so many cases in tie
last year the Eclectic Chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute
much more effectually than can be Produced
by opium, in any of its forms.
Call and obtain a pamphlet, gratis-
J. STElNER'r, Sole Agent,
SOS Broadway, cor. Prince st.
ii. Il. PERSHiNG 81 Co,
Agent for Marshall county.
March q 1854. 52yl.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

A Fine lot of JeweIry a Watches
For sale by H. b. PERSHING.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

Throw Physic tot he rces.
DULWRMiCHER'S HYDRO ECLECTIC
L VOLTAlC CHAINS,
Producing instant relief from the most
acute pain, and permanently curllg all
Neuralgia diseases. Rheumatism.
painful and swe,led Joints. Neu-
ralgia Of the face. Deaf St.
Vitus Dance, Paipitations of
the Heart. periodical Head
ache. Pains in the Stom-
ach. Indigestion. Dys-
pepsia. Uterine
pains. Paralysis,
ETC.. etc.
These chains were frSt introduced in the
city o. New York less than one year since, and
after being subjected TO thorough trials in ev-
cry hospital in the city, and applied by Drs.
Valentine Mott, Carnochan, Van Buren, and
others, it was discovered that they posses:
strange and wonderful power in the relief and
cure of the above class OF diseases, and their
sale, and the success that has attended their
use is unparalleled.
Previous 10 their Introduction into this conn
try, they were used in every hospital in Eu-
rope, and are secured by patents in France,
Germany, 1uStrla. Prussia, al d England; and
also in the United States.
"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
The principles upon which it is claimed that
the Chains produce their marvellous cures are,
flrSt--that all nervous diseases arc attended
and produced bya deficient supply OF nervous
fluid, and an agent that resembles closely cleo
tr'cliy, or electro magnetism; and second
thatti electro magnetic chains, by being worn
nd mn he a..
furnished to the exhausted nervous fluid which
is required TO produce healthy action through
the entire system. No disgusting nostrum is
allowed TO be taken while using the chains,
but a rigid observance OF the geEcial laws oil
health are required. Brisk friction upon the
part diseased adds much to the efecss OF the
chains, byincrcasing their magnetic powor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-19

The following from The New York Econo-
mist will be interesting To The growers Of
wheat:
We understand farmers at The South are
very reluctant 10 part with their Wheat.
unless at exteme high prices, which the
late news from Europe will not warrant mil
lers and shippers in paying The season has
been unusually good for securing our crop in
splendid order. The crop in Canada is very
large, and OF superior quality, and is now 10
be- admitted free of duty; much of ii will
come forward this autumn hence, Southern
farmers do mol evincs much foresight in
holding on TO their Wheat until late in the
season, TO come in competition with North
ern and Western Wheat. The Intelligence
from the West is quite promising for the
yield, Ohio only excepted.
The increased area under cultivation will
more than coTpter balance The deficiency in
this State and Ohio. The surpluss Of Red
Wheat will be comparatively great, but we
! fear farmers will not embrace the high prices
offered this Autumn, hoping 10 do better
next Spring. In this they are likely to be
much mistaken The fac. that the stock of
old throughout The country is entirely ex-
eaus,ed, will not be without influence with
farmers, and is likely 10 induce Them to
hold. The prospect is now that little OF the
new crop of Ohio or Michigan can reach us
until after The middle OF September, aud
not in great abundance until October, The
prices likely 10 be offered will not be very
satisfactory to farmers. The late adyces
from Europe are highly promising for their
crops, the weather being all that could be
desired added to this, the fact thai the free
navigation Of the Danube is quite certain,
which secures TO Europe the products Of the
Southern provinces Of Russia, and al a much
less cost of transportation. The bulk Of
The Wheat has hitherto found a market at
Odessa, but the removal Of the distractions
on this river will make quite II revolution in
trade, especially in Southern Russia, and
will be Of immense importance 10 Austria.
We allude 10 this subject here as many per-
sons suppose that should The war ia Europe
continue, all the Russian Wheat would still
be cut of-bul this is not the fact hence,
Western Europe, in the event Of a failure Of
their crops-which by.lhe-by, Is not prob.
able-will have sources foT supplies, other
han this country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-19
EDITORS TABLE.
business Notices.

JOURNAL oE THE FRANKLIN ISsTITUrE.-
This excellent periodical for August contains q
great variety of interesting and valuable matter
besides full and complete list of patents Issued
during the past month.
Blackwood and the British Quarterlics pub
lishcd by Leonard Scott & Co., New York, come
10 hand regularly. These periodicals are SO wei
known that they require no comment.
The American LAW JOURNAL for August i.
also received. 1t is valuable periodical for the
student or the lawyer.
TnE PEopLEs' JOURNAL for August is also
before us. This is an excellent number, ant
contains So engravings.
GUANo.-Persons in want Of this article are
referred to the advertisement of S. J. Christian.
WIRE MAsrrAcroRY.--Seet the edvertisemen
of Watson 4 Cox, No. 46 North Front street
Philadelphia.
FRUIr AND -Rubncam
Settlers. Is North Third Street. See their ad
vcrtisemcnt.
PESxsrIvAsiA WIRE WonKs.--Baylis'
Darby & Linn, No. 81 Arch street, hav c open.
ed new establishment to which they invite OF
tention.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-19
SUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD.
Proceedinss Of City CouneiIs.

An adjourned meeting of Councils was held
OIL Monday afternoon, when the following
business was transacted:
SELECT COUNCIL MIR. Hinman offered the
following resolution
Resolved, That the Committee on Rail.
the Sunbury ond Erie Rrailroad Company,
and report TO Councils in detail, al ihe first
regular meeting in September, the amount
of money received, and what amoun! Of the
receipts has been from individuals residing
in the Slate Of Pennsylvania, and what
amount from individuals residing out of the
State and when any subscription or any
inslalmens thereon have not been paid 10
The Company in money, then how it was
paid, aud what loss has been sustained by
such mode OF payment; and also the amount
that has been paid by The several Towns,
Cities Countless and Corporations that have
been subscribed 10 the capital stock Of the
Sunbury and Erie Rairoad Company, the
manner in which such subscriptions have
been paid, and the Joss, if any, which the
company have sustained BY such manner of
payment and also, whether the $500, 900
paid 10 The SAID company IN June last, ,he
second subscription Of the city of PhiladeI-
phia, was made at the request OF the sad
company, and by "A resolution Of the Board
o! Managers, with a majority Of The mem
beTs, and The President asserting hereto, and
whether i, has been appropriated to the pur-
pose for which i, was paid and also report
The amount of money which has been eX-
pended by the company siuce The LIST Of July,
1853, aud the purpose for which it has been
! paid with such other information respecting
the liabilities and future prospects Of the said
company as they may deem best.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-19

" N. r. Willis, Of the Home Journal,
in'hs valedictory letter from Idlewild, thus
'ouehingly allude. TO his own approaching
dissolution, BY that fell destroyer, eonsump-
tion
But the consumption, rnourned over as il is,
seems 10 me gentle uniyinR of the kno, oil
'iie, instead OF the sudden aud harsh tearing
aeunder OF its threads by other disease--a
tenderness in The destroying angel, as IL were
which greatly softens, for some, his ineyi,a.
bic etrand TO all. II is a decay with little or
no pain, insensible almost in i,s progress, de.
| layed sometimes year after year IN its more
| fatal approaches. And IL is not alone in its
lndu!geni prolongng aud deierring that con.
sun fhon 10 like blessing The cords which
IL fret loosens are the coarser ones most con.
| fning TO the mind. The weight oi the ma.
terial senses is gradually taken from the soul
with The tightening OF their food and the les
senlng oftheir strength. Probably, ill he owns
himself an invalid, no man has ever given
ihe wings oil his spirit room enoneh-few, il
any, have thought 10 adjust The minisierngs
to body aud soul so as 10 snbdue the senses
Of their secondary place and play With i'll.
ness enoueh for this, and not enough 10 dis.
tress or weaken-wiih corsum plion. in other
words, rs mos, commonly expeiienced-lhe
mind becomes conscious of a wonderfully
view freedom and ptedomiuance. Things
around alter their value. Estimates Of per.
sons and pursuits strangely change. Nature
seems as newly beautiful as if film had fal.
len iIom The eyes. The purei affections, the
simple motives, The humber aud more seclu.
ded rellances for sympathy, are found TO
have been The closest linked with thoughts
bolder and freer Who has not wondered at
the cheerfuness of consumpive persons! 1t
is because, with the senses kept under by
invalid treatment, there is no ''depression of
spirits With careful regimen, and the sys-
tenn purified and disciplined life what there
is OF il, is in The most oxhlaraling balance of
It's varied proportions. Death is no, dreaded
where there is thus such conscious break
ing through Of the wings Of another life,
ireer and higher.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-19
Explosion Of PO,rdcr Magazine Thir
teen Houses DESTROYED.

Explosion of PO,rdcr Magasins Thir-
teen Houses Destroyed.
CINcINNATTI, Aug. t4,-The Powder mag
azine at Maysville, KY, was set on fire yes
terday morning, causing The explosion of 500
kegs of gunpowder The explosion was mos
terrific, and very destructive in its effects
The surrounding property was sci on fire,
and some l3 dwelling houses were consum-
| ed. The occurrence took place al 2 O'Clock
on sunday morning, alarming the citizens to
such an extent that some moments elapsed
before any one would venture 10 go into the
street. Many, in theiI fright, thought the
day ofiudgment had come. When, al length,
they recovered from The effects os the shock
and sailed oul they found The sidewalks GOV.
cred with the fragments of demolished hou-
ses, The atmosphere was brilliantly llumina-
| ted by The burning buildings in the neigh
borhood OF the magazine. II is remarkable
lha, not single life was lost, and but two
persons seriously injured. Subsequent to The
explosion one lady died from The effects OF
fright. The loss 10 estimated al from $50.
900 TO $500 900. The Mayor has offered a
a reward Of $1,000 for any information iha,
may lead TO the conviction of the miscrsanl
that set FIRE 10 the magazine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-19
GI)c nlorkcts.
Philadelphia Market.

mug TO I85l
FLOUR AND MELL There i, vr,, l;,i-
pori demand for Flour. The quotations
about SS 50aSs 10 per Dbl. for fresh o,o,
ano SsaS975 Tor extra. Rye Flour i. hel
% "'a per Dbl. Last sales Of Pennsyly,
Corn Meal at SO 5oa3 37h per Dbl.
GRAIN.-Wheat is ra,hei more Crrelv
Tered at 81 5oal60 Tor new prime r,i'
81 GOAL rs for new white. R,e r,,I,
scarce. Las, sales of Pennsylvania stsi
bu. Corn is dull al the decline. Sales =,
cents, ailoai, ior yellow. Oats are scare
Sales OF new Delaware at 3S els.
Whlskey is scarce aud sells al 81 con,
bbls. Prison bbls. s5, and drudge a, 80