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SHALL. TEXAS SATURDAY JANUARY e. 1855

you again deceive me ; bu. your child p!osts
too powerfully. Aurois Is yours. ="
The event closes my history.
| found Aurora much improved by ad
versity, and have tasted a degree Of hap.
piuess with her such NJ no Eentsnce for
pas. oHensen could ever make me deserving
OF. One only incident Ia my history after
my reconciliation with Aurora seems to be
worthy OF attention. | took my son aud
her with me to Paris, bu, ut the same time,
seeing i TO be my wife's wish, bough, n
small country housc Tor her near Lyoua.
Sometimes we spend few weeks there.
aud on enc occasion she invited me to 20
down with her To be present, ii, fe,e for
which she had made preparation. Who
werc our gueslsi The zen engrsvers, who
were the original cause Of all that had
passed II was indeed day Of pride to
me, when heard Aurora thank them Tor
the happiness which, under the agency OF
woodworking Providence, they had been
the means OF comforting upon her.
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Meant Tcruea.

We SEQ by the Richmond papers tina, MIR.
John II. Washington, the proprietor Of
Mount Vernon. reirses to entertain overs
lures for purchase made by the lsdes OF
tbs Mount Vernon Association OF Hieh,
mond. The following extract from Mr.
Washingtons letle, will exhibit more ct
large the reasons wh ch have induced him
to come to his decision;
With every disposition 10 yield my
views with regard to the practicabili,y Of
the plan the ladies have IL view, Tor accom-.
piishing tho purchase of Mount Vernon.
and admitting there is scarcely ANY obstacle
which their untiring energy and devotion.
when once enlisted, cannot overcome, lherc
are still nsuperablc objections in my miad
to the eradication Of their wishes.
81 am entirely unwilling tha, Noun.
Ne'non should pass rom my possession.
unless to tbs State of Virginia or TO the
United States. The only reason that
have for dcsiriug this disposition Of the
property 10, that II may be perpetual, pre-.
served from the lot which mus. eventually
heiall 1t, as a private possession. in the ds.
persion OF families and changes OF fortune
almost necessarily attendant upon our form
Of government, 1t woald cause ne tho
greatest regret, if amid such changes, from
any act o. mine or IA. descendants, Mount,
Vernon rhould be perverted to uses incon>
ss,ent with the reners,inn due to The mems
ory and character Of him viii whose life ii
is SO intimately connected.
aye, eanno, help ioreseeng that a. the
property OF amy private person Or ss.ocia>
ton. the lamon.s,le result, mus, sooner OF
later occur. II is ,rae, that Il the plan de.
weed bv the ladies /. practicable, aud a
consigned to the castody of Virginia. til,
result would probably be obsia,ed
bat, sir. beautiful 40 il the tribute of
gratitude these excellent aud devoted ladies
RATHER. ,e,hnal 0ur TN w. ri upyr ecinmon
the governments aud on the men who would
,,.od hv and nermi, them to make sach u
sseriGre even ON sucb an altsrt
"for m, own part, had rather prcsen,
i,a free eli. to tho State or nation, little ms
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Here !, good aneedo,e Of liiebsrdson,
who has Just been re elected to Congress In
illinois
Richardson, who put the Nebraska Bal
through tbs House, is. in maay rcsreesA. a
generous and gsisn. fellow. We remc'n,
Der having heard no auecdote of him. 10
earring to the time when he MAS Psosecn'
ting Attorne, in ope Of the counties OF I'LL
no,s. A wsslthy rascal had ben indicted
Tor some oHsnse. aud before the case came
to trial, the offender came into Richardson a
Office, and laying on the table $50 bill,
sad IL reckon. Squire, that little indic,>
men. had better be mol p'oss'd
got up, "says Richardson. land thrust the
$50 bin back to hun with one hand. and
took him BY the collar with the other, and
put him down The s.sirs lull rs quick a. he
came up. iwss glad | did !, so quick. "
he added humoroas.y. for ! wac short
sbou, thu, time. and $50 bill looked mighty
good.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

Dtsr,Lliss AND REciilYtN0.-Iho tu'
siness Of manufacturing whisky and high
wines IL largely carried on in Albany
There is a single concern, doing \ business
OF some S3D0.op per annem, that every
dav converts over 400 Bushels Of honest
Indian corn, inio msdjenine, poisonous
destructive whisky. Another house doe'
husaess OF sone sjonooo or sf0O.oV
per annum. hut recently the house o.
which we las. spoke received an order iron
France Tor $1,000 gallons OF this alcohol
This win 90 over there, be tinciared ~
into h'sLly rolerei and favored ib,nids
and cove hsc,. here ont Il these days la
bolIed "Oid q, Osard, "Cognsc.
aud wha, not. and be sold a; prices Yielding
enormous profits This business Of vhls'
liz making ard reeiif,lns must reach fai
8 .o00. 900 per snnam Ia this ei;y.--aiba
ny ~ " Rseisler.
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On last Monday week, The ish inst.
Mr.. VIM. Harden, q citizen Of this county
who hsd been on drinking spree Tot sever.
vi days. had just stepped !" = grocery and
taken dram. and - hs len The hosss hs
Tell and never spoke Afterwards. A Ia.
quss, was held and shs vssdtes was Aps.
pisay. brought IN BY iassmpsrssee. A.
other fassl warning y ~ Peeps e Tsss:,
aud Smith county n rassieaiss, d shs ~
effects Of liquor uaass. Nsss Asssss vii
DO tho tins for Temperance nss's - y
faithful sod eus,a we'll then iatsvest = WI
- the iuts.sse u tAis eoastv. TYR ~
r-srA
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JEWEL ~.
JOSEPH r. PREWlTT f CO.,

IT AVE on hand a splendid assortment Of
Ill Jew~lry. consisting Of gold and silver
watches, ladies' and geaslemsn'a breast pins,
Of all sises; ear and finger rings; bracelets
pold pens and pencils; ladies' cut pins; gen.
s,emen's shirt and rsband bstlons; gold
clasps; brssss-pips sublemAtie Of Masonry
and Odd Fellowship; Gadca and genss mourn.
inc pins, &c, SC AL Of which arc warranted
to BE- genuine articles, and sold cheap.
Also . spi~ndid assortment Of ladses wssashs
and aru6cials; and = lot superior pen.
knives.
Jssers.n, Msv -. 1854. ~
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JOSEPH r, pREWirT Il Co,


JOSEPH r. PREWlTT Il Co,
TT AVE received large and well -elce.cl
stock Of FANCY DRY GOODN,
Hardware and Cutlery, which they offer to
their friends, customers, and the pnblc gene.
rally, on terms suitable to the EN- cney Of
The times.
Said stock consists Of Ready Made Clo-
thing. OF the latest fashions, and Of cJcel'ent
style and taste, being selected from stock Of
sunerior French Goods
Also fancy prints Of beautiful kind and
style. and rare specimen OF indies bonnets,
Of the pretliesi aud ncatss', perhaps, in this
market. Saddles and brides, Of all sizes and
varieties, and boots and shoes, and 'ns ven.
tlls,ed hsis, and every other kind Of hat sold
in this market. together with all other articles
usually kept by merchants, all OF which we
orrrn Low, and would be rlad to sell to good
customers as soon as possible, :. We expect
.oon to receive large addition from n. York
ci,y, by which We can from time to time, re-
plcnisk, and thus keep our shelves full OF such
things as the people want, and are compelled
to have. Please call and examine for your
selves, before purchasing elsewhere and oblgc
your friends,
JOSEPH +. PREWITf & co.
Jefferson, May 90. 1854 ly.
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GROCERIES. GROCERIES !.
JOS. Y. PREWiTT r. ca,

7ytFE, 1es"'
JIAVE on hand. and arc constantly rece'v.
l. isg, large lot Of groceries, which they
arc selling al very email profits. consisting Of
sugars, molasscs, coffee, hca', salt, teas, bs.
con, lard rice. Whistles, brantties, DC. Persons
viii find il 10 .huir advantage to call on them.
Jefferson. MAY 90, 1854. ly
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DIR. u. r. TAYLOR

HANiNG located In Marshall, offers his
III professional services to rs citizens and
the surrounding country, especially in the
trcstmcn, and cure Of the following diseases ;
Cancers, Seald.h,ad, White swelling, Erysipc-
las, Neuralgia, Rheuma,ism. scroiula, Sick
headache, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Asthma, Heart,
burn. F,s,uia, Chrome Diarrhna, diseases oi
,ae chest, eyes and ears Syphilis primary ana
secondafy. mcrcsral affections, diseases %
females and children, ouianeous, or diaesses OF
The skin. will ,si, patients at distance;
Application made inpcrson OF by letter, WIN
NEE, with prompt attention Persons iaoe''
ing andes The above named diseases, can De-
pend upon speedy aud permanent cure ny
individual attention viii be given IN al cases
January Goth ls55-f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

Governor brigham. Young 10 death upon
lawyers The common law he denouness
~ a labyrinth OF ahomiaa,ion. lie cautions
hi, people to avoid litigation. or II compel
led to appear IN court. to hire no lawyer
bat produce their evidence, mako theis
statement, and then sabmi, the question "a
n. ms.'s;rsts, Judge ~ jury.
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SCARCITY OF MnsEY.--A correspondent
of tho Porssmor.h Journal. writing from
Albany, says;
"a friend in the dry goods trade in Bo'-
ton passed through this city on his return
from a collecting expedition. lie had
sis. 900 due in Ohio. Illinois and Michigan,
and After visiting every place returned Win
nee hundred dollars ~ tho utiermost ~
corla raise lis wns accompanied ny Al.
other si.ershsnt, who had accounts. part
due, 10 tie amount Of $4,000. lie urged
his creditors to his utmost, but could not
collect money enough to pay his erPsssss
home Property they had. hu. no ~o"sy.
and none 10 be raised.
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THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
enl, Two Dollars and a Ealf a Year {!
Il. ". L. % u q u = RY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

rprTFYss RrruHtIcAsis issued weekly At TWO
nnIIARS AND 4 HALF per annum II paid In
,f,t4rs IF raid within sit months. Three Dollars
,i.-,i h.. DELAYED rltii aftcr tte sir moniha. tho
...,.t ID ia Four Dollars. sins copies, Ons Dina.
r-i.riaeutsaf 81 persgghfe OF ten lines icss
49,. .a cont. ~ square rey.ry snbseqent insertion
.Ib.rtl discount made fpr yearly advertise n,
.IHoement of candidates, Ten Dollars.
III $50 per cent will b, ehaiecd on advertisements
rs, I'D advance
AtauuAry notices over one square. viii be charged
tiaitcgI. elnrui.
- ie'trnsatdfc'fed To 'hls Office must be IRE.
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llST RECEIVED.
,, W. RI L X IN,

'4t,...au Teras
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Iron,
w Nails, Castings.
Groceri,s and Staple Dry Gccds
A large stock Of every description Of sup
plies for
Country Merchant and Former,
The following is liz, of some OF tho leading
ARTICLES always KEEP, on hind;
300 nsca1 kio, Havana, aud lava coffee
40 bbls brown sugof.
10 hogshsads do
30 hhls pulyeri1ed aud 10 tons Tenn Iron ;
Loaf Sugar,
100 kegs of nailsi
20 CASTS bacon sdcs.
IS kegs laro
400 bbls whisky; 100 Dbl. bfsndss--'A
rious brands gan, etc.
~ boxes Of brandy chefsies;
u; boxcs lemon syrup;
100 do earet wine;
100 do champagne cider.
90 do mu-oat wine;
30 do assorted cordIals
30 do essence Of peppermint,
so do s,ough,ons bters;
100 do star caudle-
100 do tobacco, Of every description
% do bar soap,
10000 scgars, from Cuba sizes up 10 the fines! :
Cedar Buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales. brcolns, bottles 'lasks, dcean,cfs, corks
aud cork screws,
And complete assortment OF Bar S'ore''
Ac., &c.
Also a large supply Of S'afh and Fancy
Dry Goods Bonn"i-, Hats, Boots, and
Shoes. Saddlcry, &c, &c.
Jefferson, March 25, 1854 so-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

h.sgls OF MACY. - Sarriccrs o.
Railroad Collision. We copy the follow
ing from the Albany Register Owe thirty
persons, mu.ilated by I horrible collision
or he Gres, Western Railway. are now n
tho cts hall, y, Chatham. Canada, which
has been converted Into hospital They
srs siian4si by the Sisters Of Mercy from
Hamilton. The kindness Of the women Of
Chatham, towards the sufferers, has been
ths, Of riins,ering angels. They took n
their arms those rescued from the wrecked
cars, aud, sitting upon The floor. held them
IN their lsps while the physicians were am
pu,a,ing their limbs and dressing theft
wounds This was a task from which
many strong men shruak. One poor eat.
grant is still unable to speak, and has rpon
the bed with her child Of four yes's.
whose leg has been cut Oft !. Is The only
child ZEN to the mother Of family OF
husband and FIVE children.
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4 LaaaSSe1b 0anaiDC

~ very lAuRhanI0 tnetueus oecvfcO NJ
luna,ic asylum At Lane astev shout ten days
ago. A parish officer from the neighbor.
hood of Middleton took lunaslc 10 the
asylum, pursusns 10 an order slgnsdby two
magistrates. AZ tho man was respectfully
connected, . gig was hired ior he purpose.
and no was persuaded that IL WAS merely
An excursion Of pleasure on which 10 was
going. In the course Of tho journey. how.
ever, something occurred TO arouse the sus.
picious OF the lunatic with rcspsct to his
real destination; but he aaid nothing on The
subject, made no resistance. and seemed "a
enjoy his iaunt. When they arrived y,
Lancaster /, wax too late in the evening TO
proceed to the ,lum. and they took w
their quarters for the night aian inn. Very
early IN the morning the lunn,ic got W and
searched the pockets Of the ohicor. whsrs
he found tho magistrates order for his owl
detention, which. Of course, let him com
ple,ely Into the secret With THAI cunning
which madmen not in(requeally display. he
i.a5s the best Of his way tn tho asylum.
saw one Of the keepers, and told him that
he had 20, sad mad fellow down a, Ian,
caster whom hs should bring up in thu
course OF the day, adding "Ac's very
queer 'eiiew' ana no u" so' 's'i oau "A,'
ior instance should not ~enoe' u 10 was
TO say WAS the mad man. and tina. liz was
bringing me; bat you must take good care
OF MN Hhd no' oe'u's worn '"A' ~
says
Inc he'per' OF course P'p"i'.u 'o"',
pi'"ncr. "n' 'ho iun"Hc walked oacA 70 .'
nm ""efe 10 "onu "s o''i'e' '.', -.
s'eeP' i's awoae h''n' anu '"es 'A' '"""
10 breakfast together, -,
lou ~ my 'e"o" '" "' ''e'P"s
GAY ! nave hao S'"ns "h'A WIS "'o'''"H'
said the lnnat'c 800,
Indeed, SAD Inc o'hcrf. snouiu ha"
to have - walk myself alter breakfast per
hnrs you Will 90 win mel
Tho luna'ic sssen,ea. ana s'''r 'aA'""
they snt out, tho officer leading - way
toward Tho asylum. intending 70 ne'ss' MS
c"s'se' 1ot " never oceu'fo" =" "'" "
examine whether hi' otdsr WAS 'a's.
"heh they go' WIN" s'sn, ~ ."s ns''
lum' NE ianauc shc'A'hso' "HA' 1"s
mouse Una. =,
res. esd me oincsf' s"ooi' 'Ns
TO SEES inside OF II:
so should J." observed me 'ansae'
wei, dare may VII lei ~ '1'o'g''
WI Ash. was 'os 'sspohss'
They wsnt 10 ins door; '"' oneef rang
Inc bell, and Inc ssspef whom s"s sa"""e
had pfssiousl. seen made h's appearances
'th'wo OF three ASSISTANTS 'us osncsf men
orgsn 70 'smb'. !" Liz poess's 'ot we o'os,.
when The iunatic produced u, anu gave u
70 'ne Aesle'' s"s'"s .. ' w '"""
'sp"ss 20 you soo'v Aoa -" '"' 90.
OF MIN shave ms oeA"' s"u Pa'A "s'S"'
va's'eoAh' On nm; ~,
poor c'"ee'' "no '' - iI 10 ~ ~ - =.
'ne o'"el was '"' ''','''"-", a"a ~. .,n,.
ce' po,' ~ '',' '"'s .o". !, III 80, :,
Pre''os"' 'o'u ny US i" n. .a.
| taken AWAY, and became so indignantly lu'
| rio,s t.,t Ike s.,rivh, waiscoat " a. speed.
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i)rofcsslonal Gar0s.

IN A. PATlilO, Attorney al Lar, Marshall
Harrison county, Texas nj
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W. II. KELSEY, Attorney al Lac, will
~ attend 10 al business entrusted to his
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TAR. T. McALLENNY, Surgeon and Ply
~ Stefan respectable tcuders he services 10
ue public in lie various branches Of his pTo-
ie,s,au,
Dr. 40. Is now engaged in the Drug business
mad respectfully insi!es th0 public to give him
d cal
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c----a. J. \. JORpiN having perina-
|1fF6n nenl'y located ia Marshall res
iIIIp pec,iully tenders his services IN
the various branches Of his profession to The
ciiizens and vicinity. Al operations eni,aste'
TO him ARE warranted TO be done IN The latest
improved, aud most superior manner.
Ocsaber Is, 1853. l3-U
hOCIORS A, s. * T.. =. NJ. Johnson have
~ associated themselves in the praeilce G
Medicine.
aJOalcc over their Drug Store, west side of
The Public square
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SURGEON DENTIST.

Stssssss' t''N .. .
A G. MARTIN, resident OF Aiarhali for
( Re five years past, thankful for past iavors'
requests continuance of the same Having
;-ceiyei fresh supply Of tech aud inslrnmenlss
be will insert teeth from on. 20 full set, Win
or without clasps.
Office al residence soeond block, east Of The
square.
April :, 1853 ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11
The Kinney Expedition.

The New York papers announce the arrest, upon
bench warrant, of Col Kinney on Indictment which
charges him with organizing military expedition in
violation of the neutrality laws. The specific ale
cations on which the charge rests not given and
it would be premature to express opinion to his
guilt until the facts developed the trial, which
we understand takes place in a few days. The ex-
petition has reference to the colonization of lands
within the acknowledged jurisdiction of Nicaragua,
to which titles are claimed by Mr.. Fabens through
conveyances from the Nicaragua government and is
different enterprise from that which Col. Kinney
proposed some time since in regard to the Mosquito
coast. He publishes card in the New York papers
asserting his innocence and expressing the opinion
that his departure will only be deferred few days
by the proceedings against him. He was to have
sailed on the 9TH Naturalization.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAI
ARRIVED

AMI ELL.
May 3--Brig L. T. Knight Griffin, from Portland Me-
Schr. George Ward from New York, to Russell & Bro
Schr A. J. DeRosset, Brewster, from New York, De-
Rosset u Brown; with mdze.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Sedman, from Faysttevile,n
w. P. Elliott.
Steamer Chatham, Allen, from Fayetteville to ]. R
Blossom.
Steamer Henrietta, Dcksey, from White Hall, to Wes
& Eilers.
May 4--Schr. Myrover, Horton, days from Boston,
T. c. Worth; with ice
Brig Cardiff, Conley, from New York. in ballast, to Wn
Neff & Som
schr. Vermont, Elliott, from New York. to Kidder
Martin.
Schr. Vapor, Smith, from New York, to ]. R. Blossom.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, from Fayetteville to
G. Il B. G.. Worth.
Brig S. P. Brown, Freeman from Cardenas to J. &JL.
Hathaway Il Co.; with molasscs. On the 29th ult of
Cape Florida, spoke Sshr Increase GOT Dghton, Mas'
from Attakapas bound to New York in leaky condition
May Brig ]. M. Clayton, Leonard, from Boston,
Adams, Bro & Co.; with mdze Spoke April %, lat, IS,
lon 70, Bark Tama from New York to Havana All well
Bro. Co.; with mdze
May 5..-schr, Charles Hi Lowry from Portsmouth,
H., in ballast, to Russell s. Bro.
6.Brg Enoch Benner, Pratt, from Boston, to Adams
Brig Cet, Pettigrew, from Boston, to J. & D. McRae
Steamer James R. Grst, Williams, from Fayetteville to
A. D. Cazaux.
Steamer southerner, Elder from Fayetteville to
Nets.
7nschr Joanna Ward, Westerland from Charleston, to
Schr Elizabeth, Trout, from Charleston to Anderson
Savage.
Schr. Edward Kidder, Tyler, from New York, to j. H
Flanner; with mdze.
CLEARED.
May 4schr. Charles Mills, Smith, for New York, by De-
Rosset q Brown; with naval stores cotton, sc.
Br Schr. Wave, Green, for Halifax, N S. by ADAM
Bro. & Co with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Luteroh Sedman, for Fayetteville BY
w. P. Elliott.
May 5;-schr M. E Wells Terry, for New York, by T
G. Worth with naval stores, SO.
Schr George W. Snow Warren, for Baltimore, b. d
D. McRae & Co.; with lumber.
Schr Jonas Sparks Whitaker, for New York by George
Harris with naval stores, &c. The j. S. was from As
pinwall, and put in here time since for repairs
Schr. Lille Sanders, Hoffman, for Richmond Va, BY
Geo. Harrss; with l20 600 feet lumber
Brig Water Witch, Simpson, for Boston, by George Ha
riss with naval stores.
Schr. Araminta, Marshall, for Baltimore by Russell
| Bro; with naval stores, &c.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt for Fayetteville Ly T. T.
& B. G.. Worth.
May BRIG E. o, Holt, Smith, for Boston, by Perce /
| Dudley.
Schr Sea Foam, Chase, for New York, by J. r. Boson
with naval stores,
Sohr Jos Lawrence, Rogers, for Norfolk Va, by j.
McRae Co; with 100 600 feet lumber
7--Schr. Bennett Fanner Applegit for New York, by
IL Fianner; with naval stores and cotton
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11

CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 3.-Cottoni is COMING IN .
quantities and the business part of the town present
animated and stirring appearance Extremes range
to 81 and the market buoyant FlourS4 to g. with any
ward tendency. Corn-S5 to 90. Meal 90 Bacon up
hog round Butter, l6 to lScents. Eggs, I2tc Cbcka
Is to 2Oc., and scarce. 1'An'
LIVERPOOL, April %. Cotton-The market is s,e.su
Upland fair 81 middling l-6@5. There has been a5
tive speculative demand Sales during the nine DAYS IN @
bales sales to spectators 10000 bales sales to exnor
5000 bales. P''S
Breadstus Wheat and flour have slightly declined Can
has slightly advanced. Western canal -four 384Is Ob
flour 4243s white wheat lis 6d@l2s I'd white corn d2
AIS Cd yellow corn 43s943s 3D. Brown & Shnlev saw
Flour has declined ls and wheat has declined 81 Gov
IN demand, holders realizing I'd advance PbiadJ
phia and Baltimore -four 42@42s 3d. and 39s4ls for @
Ohio 42s. " Ou
Messrs. Gardner s. Co.. quote :-Provsons-Tberpb
been more activity in the market and prices ara frma
Pork is in better demand and former prices are mana
The stock is heavy. Bacon is improving prices ha
advanced lsls Cd the week. Lard is in good renna
and fair business has been doing Is advance the mar
ket closing firm. Taow is active and Is. dearer
The various circulars report rosin in fair demand with
sales at As Sd for Is for fine Turpeutne il in
limited demand at Is 3d@7s 3D. Spirits sell slowly 0 a,
Tar has improved.
Manchester mark is quiet and the week toerabvf
Barring Brothers o. Co London circular quotes Iron i,
steady and prices unchanged.
LlEERPOOL, April 27-Cotton is steady and uDchang
cd. Wheat and -four are lower and the market is oni
Corn has slightly advanced. Iron is unchanged.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Money is abundant
notwithstanding the loan The bullion has decreased
$4,000 sterling. Consos leave off S9S@89b for money
Prices of American stocks well supported without any
animated demand
TARBORO', May 4.-Turpentne-Dip $2@2 q; Tar q
@l 25; Scrape 30@35 % 100 lbs Corn SIS 5O@3 Is
Dbl. Bacon l0@l2 cts Lard 9a@ cts. Cotton Cock cts