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will be impossible that the lronters be secured
against the sglaon oil the sboliuonisls By that same
reckless Intervention which characterized The Immature
benevolsnce and mistaken pious zeal OF Wbefiorce IN
the West lades when the dire diSesses he would have
removed from the blacks came down 10 all their fury
The whites. So may similar disastrous consequences,
a, some future lime, be visited on the South, when the
scenes OF ST. Domingo may, IN sort, be enacted,
Our prosperity and nexamped advance in everything hat
enrich and refine the character OF the nation have not
been unobserved nor regarded without jealousy from
abroad and il lake counsel let il not come
from that country, especially where the voice OF calumny
against institutions has ready ear, and where the
product Of every scrbbsl's morbid imag naon, wherein
his countlys Institutions parabled, receives ready
welcome How far these spirits may have mingIed al
the Tabernacle, the record OF these transactions too
plainly shows
The possibility OF the existence OF slavery is remote
in he latitude OF any part of this contemplated Ter
riloTy being ancongenal with lis position and climate
clearly demonstrated in the debates of the Cali
iornia convention. But what will signify the present
selllemen, OF slavery questions by The enactment OF laws
which have no SAVIOR Of constitutional authority What
signifies the adherence TO compromise from false
sense OF honor only. if reason that fifty
years shall pass The united voice OF these western ter
ritora States shall be heard in muerng complaints OF
their exclusion from lhe brhrigh Of American citizen.
shipwhen bayoae,s may bsle thick the trees upon
every intervening ridge that marks separation Of the At
lantc shores from the ocean OF the prares to test that
question which tried the spirits OF the revolution against
the unjust claims and infections OF mother county
whether people can govern themselves Ia principle
nfusing every odnance, treaty. and act OF that period OF
history! And another generation may look up, and
feauy apprehend these portenlons indications OF the
action OF offended people, may there yet be opportu-
nifty for concession, and yield these sovereign rights
before they shall realize that
" Birnam wood has TO Dunsnane."
NEW JERSEY
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TnHoUoH LIME To THE wEsT.
~ r. 5a;il| 81


Baiinors and oAo railroad o~ baltimore to Whsssrs aad
Union ne the Ohio, andths stages 10 zanesr,l &C.
finishing o the Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
excellent order the OF travellers confidently
reced advantages and low fares The scenery
road Of sfupendous and attractive character
The mail leaves Baltimore daily and
directly through Wheeling 1850 mes) ~ VI
cludng all stoppages, arriving there at B.
leaving Baltimore at lay for
IN Cumberland, 7s mes and proceed thcnce 10 Wheeling
morning.
sed daily meeting
hg,on junction, tbeer known the Relay Housc)
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrivalad Union line,
which have been for this
ion with the and down Ohio
cinpau and Louisville where the for Nashville, &C.
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets may be taken those
ing further
Passengers Tor Columbus for who prefer route Gin
cinna and other OF Ohio West d.
from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Compsny coaches
the best Of the National road TO Zsnev NC and thence
by railroad
for welsvne Cleveland sesmboar and
railroad viii also find this bens
regular and speedy connerion al Wbesns and from hs
places.
or Baggage checked through Washington pa
charge fos transfer Of passengers baggage.
Fare by through ticket with right ws
rouel from Washington TO Wheeling 80 5o 10 Cincinnati sii
70 Louisville, s2.
Tickets Parsons, agent the railroad .adcn,
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll--dn General Superintendent
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The Alexandra (Va) Enthusiastically one OF The
most influential wing papers in the Unionlakes very de-
cided ground in favor NebTaskaKa Kansas bill Com
menng the fact that the President is its ardent sup
potter, The editor Of that Journal says:
The approval Of the President gives the matter, OF
course political authority with bat pleased
to see bin stand up the docirine-he only sae one
tie only proper ouewhlch recognises in The people oi
Territory the right estsbsh prohibit slavery accord
ing their pleasure. Believing that all the people oil
ali the States have the Interest The Nebraska Ter
rttury they had IN the Territories OF Uah and New
Mexico, no reason why the same principle which
larueT,n
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Feb 10

MATHEWS Mode OF London supply OF Water !
Ill vol London
The Designing, Measuring, vauns Of Arihcers Works
vol. London, 1903.
Stevenson tho Improvement Of Tidal Rivers
Eckrein's Practical Treatise Chmneys.
Drawing the Operative Builder and Young
Afchtt 1 vol. London, 1854.
Ccgg on Manufacture Distribution OF Coal
London 1853.
Dempseys rr,cioal Railway Engineers vol London.
Examples of American and Beige RalwRymskngi vol. Lon
don
seve's Hydmuic Tables, Coeaoen,s, and Fornuls vol.
London, 1883
Bydes Hydraulic Tables; vol.
BsArdnors's hydraulic Tables | vol
Musheu's Papers on Iron and Steel.
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uy GREEN g scoT-r, Auc,,on..r..i

TRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LoT.-on
Tuesday, the 2s Instant shall sell, by deed Of
William Williams the subscriber bearing
July, 1883 and recorded Lber j. A. foos
the land records for the OF Waahngon
District OF Columbia lot No ~, in NO 55
front Of 5a the
running 90 feet N inches ~ feet alley.
$50 cash. $50 in four months, balance IN
awe for the deferred
bearing day of sale deed and deed
taken. All At the cost Of the purchaser.
purchaser should fail comply with the
of ale the right
Of the @ purchaser BY giving three days notice
A. GREEN, Trustee.
GREEN n SCOTT,
Feb 10 Auctoneers.
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Jan 3dtistJune
mo. 497l

Office extending the time OF she reservation of
IL lands heretofore Withdrawn sale, along
Cairo and Fulton railroad and brdnhes the States OF MISSOURI
and ARKANSAS
Notice hereby
Withdrawn from Market and ordered be withheld from sale
eaccpt for valid pemponsl until the 9th April
lying within the probable limits OF the
tied An granting The right making grant land
the States OF Arkansas and Missouri construction
aioad from point on The Mississippi opposite The mouth of the
Ohio Little Rock the Texas boundary line Full
with branches Fort Smith the Mississippi
ver approved February y ie5J be, le hereby further
m
Given under my hand the eiy Washngton esd Of
uary, 1854.
By order Of the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner I.an
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ny ). G. moaUluE. Amet,on.,,.

1NRUsTEE'S SALE OF A VERY DEsIRhLE Farm NEAR
Il wAsHiNGToN-on Tuesday afternoon, March 7th At Az
O'Clock, 81 the OF James G.
virtue Of deed Of March duty
corded H. ber j. A. 81 No ~ foios yos 22,
records o Washington county, o land
doekr hn situated the turnpike Bsdeasbng about two
and ha mss distant from Washington
acres OF lend with good aud substan dwelling
outbuidnas.
Terms oaehalf carh the other payable On The lin March
sss secured BY deed Of trust bearing day Of
IARRERY. Tn,s,ee.
Jas. g. MCGUIRE,
Fsb5-eod Auctioneer.
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DY TELEGRAPH.
vaRY LArKsr raoM EuaorE.

NEw foRK, Feb i5.-The very latest intellgence nom
Europe, by the Africa that another great battle had
taken place at kalaai in which tie Turks victorious
The Russians suffered ienibe slaughter. The battle was
fought the 26h II Is sso stated that The Turks had
taken tho islands the lower Danube and We're IN high
spnls.
The general tone OF the is equally warke as here
oioe. There 10 nothing from which CLEAN any ndica.
tons Of peace.
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aIAaKEIs.

CHARLESTON Feb l5.--The cotton market is dull. and
prices TO cent oAer.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l5-Cotton dull at 4 cent decline.
Breadstuhs also declining.
WHEELING, Feb 10 The river continues in good condl-
ton, with ~ feet water in the channel.
Large quantities Of produce arriving here for the North
and bus sness active.
active.
PHILADELrHIA, Feb. l5.-The stock market is hrner.
Breadstuts shade frnier Holders Of onr firm at
50 SO Rye -four and meal unchanged. Sales of red
wheat 81 IS; white, ~, Corn, 80 cents per bushe and
firm. Whiskey, "a Sj cents per gallon.
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ny y. Q. MeeuInE. Ano,ioneer

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY Tuesday, The 9sth Of
y February, 1884, shall trust recorded
Ia Lber w b. No s5, oios 7a Libe w foios
4t &C. land records Of Washington county
No 10, IN reservation street.
81 and ~ piece ground viii be
sold at the PREMISES At halt four the evening
The af will be
months, with interest," be secured by deed of
THo. CARBERY, Trustee.
JAS, g, MCGUIRE,
FEB f-eodkds huctioneer.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO..
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHiPLEY, d CO.,
Liverpool.
n. g. ROBERTS & CO..
13 Kings Arms Yard London.
J, MUNROE B. CO.,
~ Rue Noue Dame des victories,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
these ships will be accountable for gold silver,
bullion specie cwey, precious metals unless bills Of
orefr and the value thereof therein expressed
JAMS
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rnE srEAMRR AFRICA ASHORE.

Nav YoRk, Feb. l5--Ihe Africa. which was
detained oil Sandy Hook. ia attempting up the bay
this morning in thick fog, ashore one mile below
Bedlow's Island She running fall speed at the
time The passengers and mails bad been previously
taken of and brought 10 the city. There apprehen,
sions that she may sustain serious injury
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osI LAND WAfslsANI.-- DouH ~ Nad No. 1889,
~ for 100 ecres " avnr Of Jonathan smith,
september, 1850, has
being sent through The Office Molonsd
OF representatives. in June l82 and him
have entered avest upon said General Land Office
while make application for The issuing OF duplicate.
JONATHAN SMITH,
Jan 3-lsw6w
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
sS W - . $50 .isjssl'9R

IN and Thursday October le53 daily (sundsy
eeped) viii be this road agrceaby the following
arrangement
uain intermediate points
on Of Duke and Henry sk O'clock arrive
a III O'Clock, IN
Returning will Waronon O'Clock,
arriving In Aierandria quarter before O'Clock,
Cupeper Ale nandda points will
Cupepcr ~ O'Clock, arriving in Alexandria lok
O'Clock, a.
Returning viii leave Meundns at ~ O'Clock, M arriving
Cupeper at ~ O'Clock, y. m.
daily stage running and CuIpeper
with the this and the Virginia roads
Gordonsytle. ..
Do Ntaunon %
De- lyuchburg 90
Do winchester .......... w
Per order; w. b. pRoCKETT, Agent.
4-du
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pEAru WARRANT ls.uGp.

HARRnaUGG, Feb. II The governor to-day Issued a
for The execution OF James liun, OF Luzerne
county, Tor the murder of Malaa Virgins. He is to be
executed ou Friday, the 7h of April next.
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"WEDNESDAY, February Is, 1854.

Abraham II. Sherman. esq, Of New Jersey, was ad-
mitted an attorney and counsellor oil this court.
No. 90. Edwin Bartlett, plaintiff IN error, Us George
r. Kane. This cause argued by Msssrs. Brown
and Brune for the plaintiff in error and submitted on a
printed argument BY Mr. Attorney General Cushing for
the defendant ia
Adjourned tili tomorrow, II O'Clock.
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Supreme Court of the United states,
TuEspAY, February "a, 1851.

TUESDAY, February Ia, 1854
No. Oh. Arthur IA. Foley, plaintiff In error, ps Samuel
+. Harrison. Tnis cause was argued BY Mr.. Lawrence
for the plaintiff error, and b. Mr. benjamin for The
defendant in enor.
Adjourned ill tomorrow, II o'clock.
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ARRIVAL OF REV. DIR. DUP.

NEw YORK, Feb, H.-Among the passengers on the
steamer Africa is The Rev Alexander Duff, d. ID the
ebraed Presbyterian missionary OF Calcutta, Of the
most eloquent aud gifted clerRymen living.
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ADAIKAL sEYMoUR TAKE COMMAND


BosroS Feb Hit reported here that the dispatches
from Europe. by the Merlin this moning
Bermuda, contain order Vice Admiral Seymour
proceed Immediately England and take command Of the
British fleet in the Baltic
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LoAN 40 4 RALLRoAp coMpANY.

CnARLEsToN, Feb ii I'm the house of representatives
Alabama bill has been passed loanng the Mobile and
Ohio railroad 800 900, AT six per cent.
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TINE BRlTIsu srEAmEn MERLlN.

BosroN. Feb. Ia The British steamer Merlin from Hal
iax, arrived here last evening aud sailed again this
ing 10 O'clock for Bermuda with dispatches for IN
British admiral there.
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ADVANCE IN PRICES.

HEw ORLEANS Feb. 1.-The Typographical Association
OF this city have advanced OF compositors 80
cents per GOO ems
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ny GREEN q SCORE. Aaouoaesrs.

no THE DEAF.-Annious for feow-suGere state
with Others, had hearing
unpleasant applications of Boyd Reilly at his
yapor bathing Sec west front Of Gapo o
JOuN HOLOHhN,
Marble carver, Capitol.
WIN. FATE,
New hqueduct.
BERNARD GIvNEy,
Feb l4-d3p Washington.
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United states Patent Once.

Washington, February II, 1854
QN petition Bschord administrator Of Orlando
sion OF patent granted Orlando on the ah
April, 1870, for improvement the manufacture starch
place the hueh o eighteen dfy
II ordered that the said petition be heard
on Monday, the af Of April next, at y o'clock and al
notified sppear and show they
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Office their objections, specially writing,
days before the day Of hearing all testimony hed by either
with The rules OF the Office, which will be furnished app
cation,
and Evening STAR Washington, D. c. Pennsylvsnian
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; Scientific American, New Post
week io three successive weeks previous the twenty
April next the day Of hearing.
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdtors or te above papers win please copy and their
iii. 70 The Patent oce with paper containing this notice.
Feb l2-law3w
ID Josr Importer Dealer In wines and Liquors,
ID. for Longworih Zmmetmaa's native Cincinnati
wines Pennsylvania avenue between lI and 18Th
Dec 7--eosro.
GADsBy's HOTEL,
Corner Of Psnnyirania and "a street
Board per day,
So 90.
Two squares OF Capitol Railroad Depot.
Jan lo-dlm6'
MORE ~ GALLAGHER, Iron Founders ana N.n,,
M oure Of Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge
Broad street. Philadelphia make 70 order railing
balconies, pubc and grounds ora
mental and architectural iron work
NJ q would respectfully the citrens
Washington and vicinity the raag enclosing Lafayette
this city Specimen drawings persons desirons Of
nakiux selection,
oct I--e"5nios
THE Pilgrim Fathers Frontiers Of New England in the
Just imported by TAYLOR MAURy,
FEB Bookstore, near 9th 1t,
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THE New Hue Book, odac.eI biennial or
all officers the states with their salaries
locations Sc &C Price 80 So postage prepaid any par
country 60 cents
For sale IN Washington by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb ~ BookFollers, 9th
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BALTIMonE AND ONO nAI,noAp Eon

Cincinnati, Losrae fadanopois, Colrb, zanesrie, Clers
land Toiedoi Chiearo, and 81 Louis.
THRouGH ticket. for all the above points
Il road station In Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington n. In Wheeling
Cor wesvo 40 miss from Wheeling by railroad TO
Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago, and steamboat
miles, 10 a. Louis Leaving Washington p M. they
the afternoon with spsndd
for Ciacnna and Lousvi and BY aoud
from LAwreneeburg
Through sold for Cincinnati, Louisville Indisnapo
lie, also for GAINESVILLE and Columbus by
Wheeling holding through al any
point nation and tickets apply 10 r. nj
PARSONS, agent, Washington,
J. n. DONE,
Feb T-du Master Transportation,
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW
W York
Nett accumulated cash fund, August lssa easo2
y. r. wissrer, President Isaac hsssT, Secretary.
An the profits divided among assured olces for
the whole life will be made available premiums
Of who wish
Policies fot the security o creditors issued reduced rates Of
premium
Explanatory pamphlets may he obanod|
CHAs. DE sEbDING, AGENT
Seventh st., opposite Odd fsllows' HAL
Andrew Lsrnsr Office above, duly authorized rcsy"
applications. aep ls-aawd
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New York and Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.

The ships comprising this line
CAW wye.
The Baltic. Capt Comstock
The Adrlaue ....-...Chp GraI0n
--,~r These ships having been built by el
ITkSxYI has been
LhHEN0 their constructions also in their
strength speed and their
dntions uneqaed for elegance and comfort
Price of passage New York Liverpool
In second cabin $40 $500
From Liverpool New York, E3J and f20
An surgeon attached TO each ship.r
No beTths cnn be secured until paid for.
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HE Pilgrim Fathers, Frontiers Of New England in III
4 reign ofJames Il with illustrations.
Just imported by TAYLOR MAURY,
FEB Bookstore, near 9th 1t.
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Sale To-day.
ny GREEN 81 SCOTT. AuctIoneers.


ny GREEN * SCOTT. AuctIoneers.
frwo NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AT
o'clock shall SELF in 'front.' Of the premises,
square 2s fronting inches on IAN street between
aud Streets back i2o feet inches ;y-feel
Terma half cash years, notes
GREEN s SCOTT
Feb I'D Auctioneers
Tnapy Young E he Se Will BE- Ses s pen pemases
on leaving /, at the sfhce Of this paper
rHEoLOGIchL EssAYs.-Theologcal Essays by Frsdor
"'"' -" '''''t' Taylor = mAuny,s
Feb l6 Bookstore, 9h
ODD FELLOWS HALL
a. s. sANFoRD,s OLD EsTaBLIsIEp AND Original
NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE
Are again before public.
SANFORD respectfully announces mat consequence Of the
December has rened nagnidceht ward
obe insuumen' se for travelling tour aud that the troupe
Mosplr Eyrxxo February 49, and continue during the week
In addition fsyoriiu performers attached
Troupe be takes pleasure in announcing The greatest in the
RI, SITTER, lae champion dancer
urpR ,hnNsLIlS AIhh ,ns ise nasjgn,i,, Issj vocalist.
And The original Raner Collins sanford Lynch,
Professor Schweet VIII preside at the piano-iorie.
Admission rs No half price.
Doors at halfpa O'Clock TO commence at o'clock
Feb ll-dtE
NOTICE 20 Traveller, Members OF Congress aud
eiuzenThe undersigned respectfully announces that he
and superior London method for and clothes
dressing cleansing and renovaug rendering garment the appear
warranted perfectly cieaused aud smell
epb gather dust Dyeing done in all color and
all description Of goods, with despatch and punciuaiy.
WIN BELL, Dyer,
Eouh side Pa. av, between the Adelphi and Eneryis
New stone building, Washington. Established le3t)
Feb t4-d9ts
-
ny GREEN a. sCorr, Auouoneou,
VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY SITUATED BUILDING LoT
on 3D. sueo a aueton.on Friday the l7i instant we shall
sell ~ o'clock, the premises handsome building
o situated "a street west between rennsyyan,s and
north being lot No IL IN reservation No ~ having front
on % street Of a5 feet with depth OF $50 feet IS alley
Terms third cash balance 8, ~, 49, and - monh the
purchaser give for the dsfofred bearing interest
from ofsae. deed nnd deed Of taken. Tide
disputhble
he property considered
building it the Any wishing
chase beautiful and commanding location residence
business purposes, viii do well 70 attend the sale.
GREEN n SCOTT,
Feb nd Aueuone.rs
no THE DEAF.-An1ious for fellow sufferers
with Others, had hearing
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admission Dress circle parquete so cents
seats, 70 seats, - family
trd Ter 80 coIored gallery Is cts. Private boxes ss
Feb 10
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RfsLEY q oooDALL's yAUIETE.
Boncht Of
Mrs. w. q. GLADsTANE.
THURSDAY EvEsSo February IS, 1884,
win be performed shskspearcs celebrated comedy OF
As YOU LIKE 1T.
To conclude with highly lsughsbe called the
fErTcoAT CAPTAINS.
Phec Of admission, 50 cents family circle, 2s cents,
Doors open nt hailpa 9; curtain rises * O'Clock.
Feb l6
NATIONAL. THEATRE.
Doors open % 7, curtain rises X pastL
Tenth night Of the successful engagement or
Nf. FORREST,
The eminent American uagedIn.
TauRsp.r EvrsIEs, February l6, 1854,
win be performed time, world
renowned and mvoue tragic play In acts, entitled
THE GLADIATOR
oserture..'..ss Orchestra
TO conclude with The pleasing musical farce Of the
LOAN OF LOVER.
Prices admission parquete 50 cents re-
seats, 70 orchestra seats, ~ family
WNs aggWF4
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OSrOn Monday evening, probably Pre
dents square, ahenvy god and pencil pen
Tiffany, Young E The dldcr will be literally rewarded
on leaving IL al the sfice Of this paper.
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Jan 24--lawl3W
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PSYCHOLOGICAL EssAIs.-Theologica Essays by Frrdor
ick Denison Maurice, NJ from edition.
with a preface and other additions. For safe a
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Feb 10 Bookstore, 9th
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-04
COMMERCIAL.
Commercial Correspondence Of the Free Press. /
RICON NARKETS--April lst.
ysysfz-.. G.rJ ~ D.,

Commercial Correspondence of the Free Press.
1ICON N4RKETS--April lst.
E6ifors "Loudon Free Press"
Transactions for this week in Bacon, L.m
Flour, and Grain, have been heavy with good
demand and prices firm.
BACON, Hog round, Sales ready. 72@Sc;
Clear sides S(@83c; LARD, in barrels scarce
S3@9c; in kegs s4@9c; CORN, heavy de:
mand, sales brisk SO@S5c; OATS, dull, mar
ket full 5O955c; PEAS, scarce enquiry good,
S5(99Oc; MEAL, scarce and but little in market
$4,000; FLOUR, stocks light, Tennessee
brands, 6i(97l; FEATHERS, scarce, 37(94Oc;
HAY, Tennessee cwt. Sl:5O@l:75; BEEF,
Cattle on foot, 5(96; EGGS, p ioz. lO@ll;
BUTTER, dull, l2@l4; FRUIT; dried peach
es peeled. S2@2:5O; APPLES. 75@sO;
BEANS white v bus. l4(0ll; MOLASSES,
2 hid. fine article, 2702S; COFFEE, Rio
firm, l2l(Gl39; NAILS, p keg, 54(96.
Yours respectfully
ALLEN d DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga.
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AUGUSTA N4RKET-Mareh 90.

BdcOR.-Our market at the present time is
beautifully supplied with this article, and we un-
detstand more is on its way. In consequence,
prices have declined, and holders now find it
difficult to get cents the hog round for large
parcels, and 81 in small lots.
Lard.-Dull OF sale at 81 to cents accor-
ding to quality aud quantity.
CorR.-PriceS are easier, but still the supply
is moderate. Sales have been reported to us
this week at III, 80 S5-the latter price in
small lots by retail. Buyers, however, do not
seem disposed to enter the market above 75c.
and we think this the highest price that could
be obtained for large lot. Oats are dull-de,
mand limited A large lot would not bring
over 80 to 3j cents. Retailing in small quaint
ties at 90 cents. Peas are scarce and in de-
mand. The last sale made was made at 81 r
buShel.
Fioa-Our City Mills are kept busily EN-.
ployed, Notwithstanding prices have slightly de,
cined. They turn out as good an article in
this line as can be imported from the North, and
every day adds to the reputation of Augusta
Canal Flour. Superfne is now worth So in
bags and $3.50 III bbls. Extra Family is sell
ing at $9(GSl0, according to quantity. Coun,
try is selling from 81 to $40, and for a fayorite
brand SlOI is asked for Extra Family.
WAeat'-There is a good demand for Wheat
and Red meets with ready sale at 9O0l:l2
and prime White at $l:250$l:37 per bushel
None in market Con. & Rep 10Th.