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THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1854.
The Rixht Doerrine.

Among the numerous speeches that have
been made in our National Legislature, on the
Nebraska Kansas question. we have been for
chilly struck with the honest sentiments and
manly views expressed in the remarks of Hon.
Samuel Mayall, of Maine, in the House of
Representatives, ON the 10th Of May. Mr..
Mayall has been democrat from the start,
and his democracy is the genuine article.
Mr.. Mayall said -
Sir there is one thing Ihaye almost learned
since l took my seat in this Hall, that man
to be Democrat and as a test Of his Democ-
racy, must 90 into all manner of popular vice
and political deusion; he must go for propa-
eating the institution of slavery over our Re-
public, whether it be in harmony with ones
honest convictions of duty or not 20 for
Mormoni2i lg whole Territories: go for polyg-
omy and bigamy; for ''non-intervention and
squatter sovereignty because we are told
on this floor that is in keeping with Demo-
cratic principles and the Constitution. Sir,
as New England man and Democrat I
rebel at the idea, and repel such sentiments,
let them come from what quarter they may,
as anti Democratic, contrary to the policy of
the Administration, as | underestimate, plain
per, erson and violation of the letter and spir-
it of our Constitution. Who does not recol-
lect that on this floor the other day, Demo
cratic principles, and even the Constitution
itself, were invoked as shield and protection
for Mormonlem in Utah Territory ! one OF the
most disgraceiul crimes ever tolerated in an
enlightened Government.
Tie people, like Mr.. Mayall, are beginning
to learn that they must Ego into all manner
of popular vice and delusion," in order to be
democrats, according to modern interpretation
and ruling. -Four years ago, whig admin
istration adopteda series of compromise meas
ures, including the slave bill, aud all at once,
the leaders OF the democratic party, ineorpo-
rated them iato the democratic creed, aud
made them test of democracy. A man who
would "not catch nisgers was 10 democrat.
The masses had nothing to do with this addi-
ton to the platform. 1t was made at no in
stance of theirs.-Ns,o Bedford Standard.
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The SoUATTER SovEREIGNs.-Thc st. Jo-
sepFs (lI0.) Gazette of May 10, reports the
proceedings Of meeting of "claimants,' in
the Nebraska Territory. which would seemto
indicate that the squatters are not only in fa-i
vor of having Slavery there, but that they are
determined to transplant there the colorphobic
prejudiees which have Sc signalized Illinois
and Indiana The resolutions passed by the
"Soyereigns" modestly, propose to take tho
welfare of the territory into their own hands,
awaiting for, though in anticipation, Of the
pro Slavery action Of Congress. under an or
ganization of their own connection, thus -
eRcso 'ued, That this meeting now praeeed TO elect
Register Claims, whose duty it shall be to register al
claims, and for each cai he shall receive the sum Of MY
cents--not to take effect for thirty days. as
Resoiued That said Register shall describe said claims
in kept that purpose, they shall be establish
ed by with ssss-al questions Of right being settled upon
the principles # the foregoing resolutions.
ResoiDsd, That when claim is established and regis
tered this meeting will protect the thereof against
the claim claims Of all persons whatsoever
Resolusd, That violation Of any principle settled by
this foregoing resolutions, shall place the offender With
our the pale Of protection from this meeting.
Having elected one d. NJ. Johnson Regis
ter, they next
Resotved, That no free negro be permitted TO make
a "ciairn on this tsrrttory!"
And then they wind up with the following
modest bit of ''squatter sovereignty:"
Resolued, That in favor Of the Douglass bin fr
the organisation of this Territory 90
This being simply piece Of forestalling
slaveholding management, it is significant, and
shows the importance of prompt counteract-
ing movements by the friends of freedom else
where. = Tribune.
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The OLD MAx.-Bow low the head. boy;
do reverance to the old man. Once Like you,
vicissitudes of life have silvered the hair, and
changed the round, merry face to the worn
yisage before you. Once that heart beat with
aspirations co-equal to any that you have felt;
aspirations crushed by disappointment, as
yours are perhaps destined to be. Once that
form stalked proudly through the gay scenes
Of pleasure, the beau ideal Of grace; now the
hand of Time, that withers the flower Of yes
terday, has warped that figure, and destroyed
the noble carriage. Once, at your age. he
possessed the thousand thoughts that pass
through your brain, now wishing to accom-. G
plish deeds worthy Of a nook in fains-anon.
Imagining life a dream. that the sooner he
awoke from the better. But he has lived the
dream very near through. The time toawake
d is cry near at hand, yet his eye kindles Of
old deeds of daring, aud the hand takes q
frmer grasp of the staff. Bow low the head,
boy. as you would in your old age be revef-
enced. A @-@ eds ~ ,az s ~
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!
DAILY PAPER-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
months; three months 10 cents per week; single
copies two each Hhen paid strictly in Advance,
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proportionste
reduction If paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance rs cts. year; single copies cents each
1F The postage on the daily by mail TO any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarters other States IS cts
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing
all other parts of Massachusetts 10 cts a year; In
other States "a cts. year.
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c1UpER pHOspHATE ar T,INrE.-
SEWING MACHINES!

HOOD, BATTELLE, & CO..
Manufacturers of Z. HOWE Jr.'s Patent SEWING
MACHINE Persons in want Of good and substantial
Machines are invited to call and examine ours, before
purchasing elsewhere. These Machines adapted to
Sewing ali the different varieties Of Work either Cloth or
feather Room corner Of Foster and Cyprus sts., wor
cester, Mass mye au
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have overlooked It's novelties, fresh fabrics de
signs and ready, with their talent, skill and
erprise together with rich Materials captivating styles
and unrivalled workmanship. e.
d r. E S S GO ATS, E T O.,
The climax IF art and invention VESTS, the beau
fll stylesi Veyets Satins, Silks and Cloth with the
richest emDl dery in every possible variety TROUSERS,
in the most extensive description of pattern, COLOR and
shade, perfect fit, Tor sale and comfortable to the
Eearer, in every respect.
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devot
ed and it is beyond any possible question: the most dis
hngushed depot for
Shirts, Handkerchief f., O. LA RS, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY, of every description, of the finest manu-
acture and material, equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade for neatness, quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND l. TR0WBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No. 265 Matn
Main St., Worcester Mass. fI
March /, 1854. diff
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The Snow OF AGE.-- We have Just stumbled
upon the following pretty bit Of mosaic, ~
ing amid multitude of those less attractise:
'sNo snow falls lighter than the snow Of
age; but none is heavier, for it never melts.''
The figure is by no means novel, but the
closing part of the sentence is new as well as
emphatic. The Scripture represents age by the
almond tree, which bears blossome of the
purest white "The almond tree shall -four
ishp-the head shall be hoary. Dickens says
Of one of his characters whose hair was turn
ing grey, that it looked as if Time had lightly
FLASHED his SHOWS upon it IN passing. ~
ut never melts' no never. Age is in
exorable. Its wheels must move onward
they know no not any ietrograde movement.
The old man may sit and sing, II would were
a boy again''-but he grows older as he sings.
He may read of the elixir of YOUTH but he
cannot find 1t; he may sigh for the secrets Of
that alchemy which is able to make him
young again, but signing brings it not He
may gaze backward with an eye of longing
upon the rosy schemes of early ears, but as
one who gazes ON his home from the deck Of
departing ship, every moment car. les him
farther aud farther away. Poor old man he
has little more to do than die.
sit never melts, the snow. of winter
comes aud sheds its white blessings upon val
ley'aud mountain, but soon the sweet Spring
comes aud smiles it all away. Not so with
that upon the brow of the lettering veteran.
There is no Spring whose warmth can pene-
trase its eternal frost. 1t came to stay. Its
single flakes fell unnotced- now it is
drilled there We shall see it increase until
we lay the old man in his grave. There it
shall be absorbed by the eternal darkness--tox
there is no age in heaven.
Yet why speak OF age in nournful strain.
r. :. ~.
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WOR CBs TER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
alufactures, Trldes, and Professions

rhe following Llsi, representing one or two houses
ZACH branch Of trade submitted TO The citizens o
Worcester County, and the pubic generally with the
fullest confidence that persons 10 want OF he products
of Wore Work Shops, or the erehandize OF Wor'
c-ste Stores, in of the branches here enumerated
will be able ia supply themselves ~ short notice an
up II as reasonable terms be with in BostO
q flseNYhrre
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q Mss MA1lNDA NJ. BALL, a teacher ia ens /
Of the public schools in Troy. has been dis
charged by the board Of education, en- The
ground that she was a believer in tire qpif-
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Anew ENGLAND LIGHTNING ROD
~ MANUFACTORY, AND OFFICE, 10 THOMAS SREEr

~ MANDATORY, AND OFFICE, 10 THOMAS STREET.
Worcester, Mass.
The construction Of this article affords the most salts
factory Recommendations Of It. Those who wsl fer
good article, are invited 70 call and examine It. s
We will only add that it is machine to do mischief
to buildings when struck by lightning, but Is insulated
and properly connected and from long experience, was
constructed solely for Lightning Conductor.
To Scientific men say, please call and examine It,
p. s. We have all kinds of rodsi varying in price
from to III cents per foot all erected in the best
ner Repairing promptly attended to.
A. LYON & CO.,
Agents and Manufacturers for the Company.
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reat American Historical w Ork of Art,
w Y O M / n G..

w Y O M / n G.,
copy of which may be seen the Office of this paper
and second, to ONE of the 100000 Gifts, which
will be distributed the completion of the sale Of the
tickets sHs al HH8
The purchaser of tickets, on the receipt of his
DER will be forwarded, carefully packed either copy
Of the wyoming elegantly painted in oil colors,
copy of each Of four other engravngs equal to it In vaue
and is entitled to gifts. The purchaser of more than
tickets, his choice out Of 100 different subjects,
from steel plates owned by the Artists MON, each pic
ture being in value equivalent to the Wyomng and is
entitled gift for each ticket he holds hist OF the
subjects be at LL0YD'S Looking GLASS, Portrait
and Picture Frame Mandatory, 119 Main Street, Wor
cester, Mass. 4aNe
AGENTS. Persons desiring to become Agents, for
the sale Of tickets, by forwarding (pospaid) 81, shall
be sent Gift Ticket, copy OF Wyoming, and prospec-
tus, containing all necessary information.
1t is confidently believed, that the tickets will be dis
posed of by the first of July, when the distribution of
Gifts will be entrusted to Conn tee Appointed
by the TicAet Holders.
The steel plates from which the Engravings printed
be the office of the Artists Union and cost
100000 Specimens of the Oil Paintings, and Engrav-
ings, also view at the
References regard to the property:
W. C. BARRETT, Esq, Counsellor at Law 10 Wall st. N.Y.,
r. j. yIssCHER Co. Real Estate Brokers' so Nassau
IN. Y.
ALL ORDERS FOR TICKETS, must be addressed
postpaid, with the money enclosed. to
j. w. HOLBROOK, Sec, Z
sos Broadway, New York;
an10 d2taw&W.m
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nYE WOODS.-75 TONS canp'y Logwood;
~ 20 tons St. Domingodo; e
20 Cuba Fustic;
100 bbs. Cut Ground, and Bolted Hypernicj
so Bolted Canwood;
so Ground and Boted Bar Wood;
IS Bottled Peach Wood;
rs Red Saunders; for sale by 4.
mch15 DIFF G. s. A. J. HOWE.
CARBONATE AMMONIA.-s0J JARS Car
~ Donate Ammonia, just received, and for sale BY
O, a. HARRINGTON & CO.,
iva dH No so Main st.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
rEaMs or PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, 4
THOMAS DREW at No 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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lust RECEIVED.

AT A. II. NEwToNis, 207 Main Street. a large invoice
Of PAPER HANGINGS, which Builders, Landlords, and
others in want will find it for their advantage to
inc.
A. H. n is prepared to put all kinds of paper, a.
short notice, in the best manner. mch6 dH
ICE! ICE!! Having purchased the entire inter
Il est in the lee business of Mr.. Sears, we shall
call on his customers with own, whom we will supply
with ice of good quality in every particular, az
can be produced in the State Of Massachusetts, and
on as favorable terms. Our teams will start about
the LIST of May, usual, when in hopes to be
abefo make such contracts for supplying customers
will be satisfactory Persons wishing to make contracts
previous to that time 10 So either the office, 14I
Main St., or with Mr.. Ebr Fagg Mr. John Russell
BENZ. +. HAYWOOD,
lnch11 e 7i'e diff JOHN RUSSELL.
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HORACE PARTRIDCE,

Jobber and Retailer Of
eXs, Wat EN- e 8, j e w etry, Cuf1erv
Clocks, Trunks, Valises, Baskets, Accordeons,
Fiolins, Guitars, Stationary, Plated Spoons,
Fancy Goods, SC
NO. i0f HANOVER STREET, BosToN, Mass
Agent for Aorse's Toy Bedsteods, 90.
mchS w3m&d3sn
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WNERSONS WHITING PIANO FORTES
OR MEL0DE0NS-wl do well to call at h. 8.
NASON,S New Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Main
Street, what they do there before purchasing
elsewhere DIST je1S
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TSLOTHES CLEANSED-R Re
~ dyed, and color improved BY SYLVESTER Will
SON. No. 125 Main Street. of Surtavants Tailoring
Establishment, Worcester, Mass.
Ais prices are,--For 0vercoats, 81; Frock Coats 75c
Sack Coats T5c; Pants 81 o; VESTS 25c; Buff Vests
Caps IL O. Every Garment clsansed by him, is
ed TO give satisfaction Garments sent Stage press
viii be promptly attended TO- For Sale-L C. PGtchs
Spfrffs Of Soap. diff ap2l
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NORTHERN CLOVER SEED THE
IN Genuine Article from Windham County, Conn.
For saleby sAML EDDY, "a,
Worcester, April "a, 1854. d&wsw
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WORCESTER FISH MARK

TESHE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1888.
The Kentucky Straw Cutter is now manufactured by
the subscriber and for sale at No % Mechanic ST. Mer
cester The attention of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER il solicited to an examination of the above imps-
men II cuts all kinds Of fodder from the finest hay to
the coarsest stalks and all kinds Of vegetable without any
alteration In short ii is the most simple most einclent,
and safest CUTTER being wholly free from the crime OF
anputating hngers &c. that has ever been introduced in
this State, pA'1D Doh Zen.
vVorcaster Nov 1888. nov30 dawu
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RUILDlNGS Il EMOvED.-TIIEs UBscRl
Der takes this method Of informing the public that he
q Iepass 70 move buildings, of every description in the
lnost ekpednns and careful manner, either In city or
country Also to raise itugs to any desirable height
His long experience in the business enables him 10 give
All he assurance that whatever he undertakes in this line
n business will be done in the best manner All orders
let At Aaron Bings 20 Front st., win be promptly att
ended tn. tebl0 dly NAIdL DEAhpukN.
1NSEfGD OIL AND WHITE LEAD.
IA American Linseed Oil
English do;
LeSs's Pure Lead, ground in Oil;
In store and for sale, in quantities to suit, by q
Y G. 8. IA J. HOWE,
,neh15 DIFF Worcester Bank Block.
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GENTS WANTED.-MEN of business habits
wishing to engagein lucrative business who would
like to sell Blackmans Genuine Healing Basam and Val
liable Red Save would do well to call and us at our
place. GERALDS THOMSON, General Agents.
No Walnut st., Worcester, Mass. d23 dly
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Nutites.
NJ A T t r. f $ $ L S

MANUFACTURED TT Id.
A. G. HENRY, Central et.. worcestcr,
Old beds filled with Straw, Husks, Excelsior or Cane
apS Shavings. d6w1y
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GREAT ARTISTS UNION ENTER
" PRISE,-2 $4,000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE
STAfoA lSTiX Az oo
ENGRAVINGS, cOlored in oil. ........ $4,000
STEEL PLATE ENGRAvINGS. 1900. 4l0o0
CASH LOANS, for 100 years each...... 10000
i'''' Toiai, Sa5o,ooo.
The american Artists Union, would respectfully an
to the citizens Of the United States and the Cana
las that for the purpose of the advancement and extern
ion of the Fine Arts and with view of enabling every
amy throughout the length and breadth OF the land, to
eeone possessed of gallery of pictures, many Of them
he work of master minds and finally for the purpose of
ivng world wide circulation to
0ariey's Great Picture OF Wyoming.
They have determined to distribute among the purchas
rs of this work, Price $500,
100000 GIFfS, OF THE VALUE OF $25O,000.
LIST OF GIFTS. 81
MARBLE STATU4RY, $40, 700.
100 elegant busts of Washington, at 500 $4,000
100 100 g % Webster Webster 100 lSo 1929 1929
lOO Caihoun' 1Vo 1o,Vuo
OIL Paintings and CoLored Steel EegrGUingS.
30 elegant Oil Paintings, in splendid gilt frames, size
3x 4 feet, each 800, $4,000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 3 feet each, $780, 5000
300 steel plate Engravings brilliantly coOred in oil,
rich gilt frames, "a 80 in each $40, 500
10000 elegant steel plate Engrayngs, cOlored in OIL
81, 10000
s37, 900 steel plate Engrayings from 100 different
plates, now in possession Of, and owned by the
Artists Union, of the market value of, from 90
cts. to LOO each, Al 900
REAL ESTATE, So, 900.
elegant Dwelling, in 32d st. in n Y city, 1900
~ building lots in 100 and 10lst sts N. Y. city each
IS K 100 IT, deep, each $1,000, $4,000
100 Villa Sites, containing $4,000 SO. feet in
the suburbs of New York city, aud command
ing a magnificent view Of the Hudson River
and Long Island Sound, each, $500, $4,000
LOAN OF CASH, $4,000.
20 loans of cash. for 100 yrs eaeh without interest
1903 or security, $50 each, 5000
80 100 g, 5000
100 {" so 5000
$50 20 5000
200 " s 10000
The holder of each ticket is entitled FIRST steel plate
engraving, (size 20 9Oin) of the
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1nonts.

WKTANTED.- or FOUR Blacksmiths,
Wv accustomed to the use Of Trip-hammers Also,
two good Chsel Grinaers
Apply TO G. FOSTER CO., Worcester, or PAGE,
WHITMAN & CO., West Fitchburg.
mcb1i isH
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cUPERIOK q zLTTT DRUGS.

WKTAUSHACUM LAKE lCE.-PERS0NS
w DESTROYS Of being supplied with Spring Water Ice
from Waushacum Lake. are respectfully invited to leave
their ORDERS either at the Of d. d. Reyes, corner OF
Main and School Streets at the City Hall Market or With
che suhseriber at the Office Of the Worcester Nashua
Railroad Company, No 10 Bank Block. Waushacum
Lake is situated in the town Of Sterng aud is one Of the
pures sheets Of WISER In the State being led entirely by
springs. T. w. HAMMOND
January 13. 1854. diff
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DLACK FRENCH MOHAIR MITTS
Id AND GLOVES. A splendid assortment Of Black
Moha Mitts with and without figures of the best French
Manufacture, at MYERS BAMBERGER'S,
apo diff aa 30 Main street.
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confine slavery to its existing limits as evin-
ced by the passage Of the ordinance of 1897,
clearly establishing as the cardinal principles
Of government, that slavery should ever be
| prohibited in public domain: and the recent
act of the National Legislature, in wantonly
and failhlessly annuIling the solemn COM
pact which had stood for more than thirty
years, leaves no restriction. upon the action
Of free states beyond the exact provisions Of
the constitution itself; that the naked ques-
ton 10 liberty or slavery, and that they are
prepared, at all times, and under oil circum.
stances, to ende&vor to secure the blessings
Of liberty; that they are unalterably opposed
TO the extension of slavery over one foot of
territory now free; that they will oppose the
admission of any free state, formed out Of ter.
ritories, unless slavery is prohibited; and
they 90 for m immediate unconditional repeal
Of so much Of the act as repesIs the Missouri
compromise
The Constitution secures equal rights to
citizens Of the several States, which is gross
y violated when faw exists for the imprison-
ment OF citizens of Massachusetts, without
trial Of imputation of crime. .rrp
The fugitive slave law requires an ame nd
ment securing trial by jury on habeus corpus;
faihng in this, then go for its unconditional
repeal.
The people ot free States are cslled on to
give such directions to emigran.s, SO as to Sc
cure free States out of territories.
That they arraign the President as having
wantonly violated the pledges OF his Inaugural
address; md stopped from his high position
snd prostftuted the Influence OF his Office an
warrantably by the interference with the ac-
tfon Of an independent candidate. r-. -.
They also arraign the President and adj
r'inistration for appointing foreigners OF
questionable character 10 Office TO the exclu-
sion Of native citizens of high reputation and
patriotism for its cowardly attack on weak,
defenseless community, upon the most trivial
grounds, while not daring to insist on the full
enjoyment OF religious freedom Of Americans
abroad. 81. --t... e r..t
After several speeches, the above was
unanimously adopted. .'+"' '"+
During the afternoon session ebout 30 at
tended, and there was very little enthusiasm.
hone Of the most prominent Wings being
present. CIV is.at.'.. hs rst
asasA PrrrsBuTeH. Aug l6. p. NJ.
There are Is inches water in the channel,
and ialing.4 Weather clear. enf g1lI
PIrrsBtReH, Aug. l6, p. ID.
There was scant 1 2 in ches Of = alter i'm the
channel. Theweatheriis cloudy.
"a, b., v-.s-..- ~ CINcIssATI, Aug. l6, NJ.
The river Is falling slowly. The weather
is fine. ,sr9 ,rs s-ssgC
l1CiNciNSATI. Aug. 16. NJ.
| Flour is firm at 81 l0@ 81 20. Whisky
l25ic. There are no sales Of provisions; hol-
ders have advanced views above those Of buy
ers! Bacon sholders ure held at &c. =
1880 CfSciNNATr, Aug. l6.
The river Is fall slowly, The weather i
fine. Flour is firm a, 81 i0@S7 30. Whis-
key 25t. No safes of Provisions; they are
held about the views Of buyers. There is
nothing new with refence to the banks.