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LATER FROM HAYTI.
From The Erening Post.


Nv the arrival of the brig Snow, from Port-au-
Prince August 30 we have later intelligence from the
6omipions of the Emperor Faustn. There was stll
more or less yellow fever among the shipping IN the
harbor Commerce is dull and money very sc %rce.
Coffee which had been sustained at Sl24 to Sl29, on
the a3d fell TO sl2O. At the CAGE, Gonqives and
Aux Caves business excessively dul Also Pr0-
visions were scarce at the Cape, and no arrivals Inc
French steamer Chimere was to leave Gonalves on
the 25th for SANTANA News had reached Por:-au-
Prince of the wreck of two ships on the Great lnagus
the brig Marceus bound for Cape Haytien and
the bark Clara Windsor of this City, commanded by
Captain Button.
The Emperor who is now beginning TO feel the
Weight OF wears and iIfirmiiies, shows by decree
which he has Just Issued that his thoughts are turned
occasionally to the subject of the succession lie has
no son TO inherit his crown.
The following is the decree TO which we refer
ORDINANCE.
dGI sis mperop Of sy to ali to ~hon :hese
presents may come. sends erng -,
Wheress necessary Tx definitely the titles BONE by
tie Prince and OIL oq hahn, md sbys rs OF the
Pie we have decTeed and do hereby decree a. follows;
In1eIi.I Hiabpe.s the Prince In persl Of Hayti
The eldest daughter Of the EmpeIor 'h Ss esnea
premiere, her younger sister shall be called her lmpe
ia, he PTioce. and Pnces.es of the mper, family
shall bear the OF bis Imperial Hghness Monsieur the Prince
The mri,tsr, sb@ preserve the tide of Mouseisneur
and the officers Of their ptmens and those persons VINO "e
them sbaIl Always give them thIs
kRT 5 We bestow upon the nce of the Empire the
title Of h most Serene Hghness Monsgneur the Prince OF
ART The MarshAs Of the Empire shall be called Monsieur
the Marshal and they snah likewise when address, by word
or letter bear the title of Monseisneur II they are Dukes
TIE Dukes shall be called bis Grace Monsegneur the Duke OF
ARr T. The Counts and Chevalier. Of the Empire
sbsn b,i called respectively Monsieur the Count Monsieur
tbe Baron Monsieur the Chevae Those Counts who
are general officer shall bear title OF His Excslency
Arr S. This ordinance shall be printed and published and
our II iristers are charged with its execution.
Given Imperial pesce at PoItsu Prince on the l7th
August 1855 In 'be ysecond OF Independence
ard OF reign the sixth. FAUSIlS'
We infer from another decree lately issued that some
of the Emperors subjects have been betrayed by
their uncruna'e passion for titles to take those which
did not ong to them The decree to which we
refer ordains, among other things, that no one caa
acorire spy title of nobility unless the has been
conferred by ordinance or by letters patent OF the
sovereign.
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KANSAS NOTES AND QUERIES.
..uderce Of The s.. Louis pemocrs..

CoTrespc udeuce of The 81. Louis Democra.
WYA.DoTT RESERVE, X. T., Sept. /, 1855.
have several misce laneous items jotted down IN
nv notebook which have not yet had time to send
to You. While the semi bred squaw, whose cabin l
sm sitting in, hunts up pony have taken fancy to
purchase, | will anuse myself by writing out few OF
them.
BRlpyRY-Those representatives who voted in
favor OF the Achison and Kickapoo ferry companies
received free pass for themselves aud horses for me
Rer rehty gears! If this ia not bribery, what Is IL
Like Rosa DaTtle SO merely ask for Information"
LECoMPTON.-I saw it stated somewhere by some
letter writer who was doubtless well paid for saying
so, T. at shares ia the Lebanon Town company were
selling for 81 600 each. This is not true. share
sells readily at $780, higher price is seldom If ever
paid As coon a. the first stone of the Capitol Is laid
at Lecompton writ of qn0 UdTTdHt0, It Is said, VIII
be served on the Commissioners, demanding by what
right they extending public money at that point
The question Of the legality of the Legislature will thus
be carried bfor and decided by the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
KNOW. NoTHISGs rs KAssAs.-From all that have
been able TO learn observe here, Gen. Strngfellow
has been abused far beyond his deserts, while Atchson
has not been denounced enough. He it is, and not
String fellow, who was the author and soul OF the
election outrages But General Stringellow ndorses
all the sets OF the Kansas Legislature, and always
speaks of Atchison in the warmest terms OF friend
ship OF Reedtr he never speaks except in the most
contemp,uous phrases. Atchls,n and Stringieilow
both indorse fully The celebrated Kansas laws IN ne
gard TO Slavery, which The Democrat has made
forfrer memorable AZ the Black Laws. Those laws
ere now understood 10 be the platform which the
Atchison Know. NOtbings stand, and on which they
mean 10 resist the administration and all other parties
They igr the Democratic party, Benton, Prehdent
Pierce III. Cabinet aud every else and intend 10
cary the Territory aud Gen. Whitfield with them for
he has rec, ntly cayed into their Know Nohug dodge
ON a purely Al hlson and String fellow programme, and
by means Of the secret workings OF the machinery OF
he Order So YOU may expect To see The Denocratlc
party. as well as The administration ignored by Kan
rns in the ne II election.
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r,--- mr. Urn tc-ssspsrS~-t-
HAvisA, Wsdns.dsJ. sept. ~, 40.
A.oshsr ea,eo ~ African, has bsep itndsd on
hi. jsland. SONS vhsfs, ~ IL bsisvsd, IN the
sieiniiy NJ Trinidad de Cass; bat beyond the
fac, ~ the landinz no definite information as
~ Tho precise loesIity or the number has been
received.
n il, perhaps worthy of obssfVation that the
Cuban Authorities In tho jarisdiction Of Trinidad
from Tho Iient. Govefnor down 10 every Captain
Of q paTido profess the greatest anriety ~ pre-
vent the decentralization Of Africans.
read n letter fsw days since from gentleman
NJ Trinidad n n friend 10 this city, which stated
that upon report OF there being SLAYER on tnat
part Of the Island the authorities instantly APP
"p.srcd upon the alert the cavalry too, were
sent from one part OF the District 10 another,
o,lIoping about from place 10 place" but taking
e,pscinl care ii would appear never to be at the
locality where they should be- when cargo Is beng
disembarked There has ,lso been. for the last
eight or ten months, "a you know, BRUSH wee
Consul. Mr.. William Sidney Smith, at Trinidad
Santa Anna, report says, will embark on board
the British Mail steamship which LEFT this port day
before yesterday, off Nueyitas, proceed IN her 10
81. Thomas, and 20 thence TO CarthageDa
There continues | regret to say, considerable
sickness among us-yellOw fever with an occa-
sionsl case of cholera but nothing like epidemic
disease: and as our cooler season is fast spprosch-
ing. LEI us trust that We shall not have any this
year
The weather is unpleasant, and, believe | must
ado unhealthy. Alternate showers and hot spells
the former very frequent-and then the mlasma
that exudes from the decaying garbage IN our
streets renders everything, man and beast, SICK at
the stomach. and consequently unwell Yet be.
lieye that those who pay due regard to personal
cleanliness and avoid all excuses, especially OF
eating and exposure to the sun and evening dews,
and do not touch. taste or handle intoxicating
drinks are as little liable to attacks of disease in
this city as in any other of the same size in the
whole world.
1t is now o'clock A. n, the mercury before
me stands at SAP Of Fahrenheit.
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y, she tsiah,ncss e,w @ius, "ie,e sherh VI sh''
aiN
W. NAV NHNs,h, ~. chat ustesd ~ he hnte
WIN hed cnee cNarar, .nd whose lis,'ssress ara az
rArNns disawst With ,hei, eccnrs'i,- vhhih n"at'ea
the,n ~ 30 rlsce. 40 accomplished ycn"n lady hs'
tsen yp,osilv selee,ed 10 r'psde e,~ The ts"m and
che r'sceRN zeal eNd unaffected rcu,'es, VITA which
she mnis,ss ~ eve,, want aud u'ah, 'pfe'' ~" only
= chN,m cn hoipoli hui ccnfe,p cra't on tho7r Who
made The appointment aud fain'hes beautiful ilun
tation ha, io woman. whose Lod unaelash nature
Gn,s pleasure In giving Il 10 others su'h occupation
shculd exclusively belong.
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TmrArmcAt,-The opening at the Broadway WAS
attended last ul 10y a very large and fashionable
audience. Nj. Davenport played Richard" siih
that vigorous but chasir style tor which he has 10
cc,cd much deserved credit Mr.. Fshers aich'
" noud also very good, though he s,omed hardly
used theator. Tho other parts saissfac-
tihy dll,d Mr. payenpo's WAS Nooiieroasly
called b Of the close aud briefly returned his thanks
tn, one moir of many vely had receptions. Ia the
aIie,piecei hr Chapman, o. hug tho leading low
opmo,l, mat OF tho old raik theaiof. made = vast
Losl oI nn a. lem lisssp. and was enthusiastically
srrlauisd Tho rteHius las remarkably successful
ani riOrhisss tNspesVas seas'iA
ths,s uas a faiee al tal,ehs last night but
a,hs, engagements prevented W nvia hearing &C. l.
10 "t tho Aees5 mess rVi'v~reatsas. PLAYED again
tssists No hsIete,
Mics TIA uiIi'''a II whsa seek sasiea ~ make
ssas ssa''"saJaivA ieo dsrs a. sA She 'e'asi"a
- hs' istst a. " JullaaaD oil sfteas AZ tho
NasisaaI h'Aisas ~ "JelIs Ia the haaeAsaeA'"
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THE YELLOW FEV YER.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

The General Committee gratefully acknowledge the
receipt of eighteen hundred and five dollars on Satur-
day the 18TH for the lief of the poor sufferers by the
yellow..eyer visitation at Norfolk and Portsmouth, as
follows:
Amount reported l4th int sNs72 81 E.oPg'y " A. r,
bsiey Co., SIS; Henry RobirsOu Co. $50; Mr' } C. 8,
Sass lbOn,' Drew Co, SS; L9Yg ptysnP'HuJ 30
81 Hoos, skinner Moore, s2i; A. Bragg, s2' P2tG
sho well as VIM Miller Co. go william S. %,
Hsnon Wbi.ms 10; Bsckus, osborne Co, *oi Cash,
81 " ad s Sf R. DID, sss So ssso
&c. (hsitenl s25; Columbus, Ca from New hases ~
asRs GydSS q 6uI%'1 ODD Rli sos. cc oI
No M Po,t-Offce Norfolk, Bl5; candt Wheeler 20,
f !P5s 90 aGs, H c 80; soa. co sda
Tr"wbridse 60 so; H. Olm'te.a So; D. hyde Co 90
Sse siS s siBo 3D. 'f FsnSpd. s l. Co. SIS NJ
s9s g gIo0sy t VI sI a ssndsGg =. +
baOs p whgP *S G. P s g. I ThSa ss shas
Perero Son s25; Merchants CLERK $lO MAYOR Co
I'D Auditor. Department Of Custom House O. oste1
ss+ Aes. civil yo C'h cip N,5 E H.o- mo S.
Burdett titus So L. B. $40; Brooklyn, cash ~ J9ha
Hcoper s5J O Brown $40 Ju'ePh Rad1 Sloi aa'.s oa5
0y,,.a j. -; Martin spring Co t25; J. Van Bnrsc,
SIS; AaOrrisor Hays s25i Cash go Total - o.
This account is made up to z. NJ. of the 18th.
The credit 10 the Willisnsburgh Glass Company
Of s35 in report Of 18Th should read, Inc men eih-
"pIoyed in williamsburg Gas Light Company and
IS In the sums included as cash should have been 70
the credit of j. Flandrew In report of ith s75 cred
tied TO the clerks 10 Merchants Bank, should have
been to the credit OF clerks in Mechanics Bank.
There may be other eirers in names, which viii be
corrected when reported.
w H. MACY Treasurer, Leather manuf Bank
Ne. g william 81
The following letter has been rcceiyod:
BEooKLys Monday Sept ~. isaa
W. ~ MACY Esd, Treasurer of tho Keller tand WIN
Measure lrc,se YOU siO2 the onefus OF inc Honoa
Teachers tho SAME st. W. D. 'hufch aahha,h
School Of this c, Yesterday Afternoon u Il ni1nsoA 'rreNN
f fcrf of Lusr Chi dn made ofPhaas by ho p''hose'
raging AZ Norfolk You viii ploas. a'cr II ard apply H.
Yoafs uoiy hOsfs y. OpfLL. Superintendent
RrInr IN nRuohLSs.
The Sandsst sunday School Of tho Methodist
Church OF this city contributed tho sum OF slo9 80.
on Sunday last for the benefit Of tho orphan children
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth. whose psronia have d'ed
by the resIilenco
uttirr IN iruatt cry.
call has been made "a Tho oiiisena al Jeiaoy CITY
io assemble Ia the hall Commercial huIllinss hs
evening al uiu.L 4" 'ahe r'ppe' n'eai"'us e. 'v"
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wei ,h-s ,rr.rsess shcr'a give 'hr'' as-snsra re'
s,s H. ..n ~ .,,une lw-es .ya vpwrs ~ "est tests
,,, a., rl4.rsue.esa sate W. wusii p,e's, enslns'
~. ,,nr,r., -, .,sra vhrh tle sss.ri e.lla't pee
so,,s We cen el.I,e 10 roia,e ipn ths iIehfev
b.rL bu, 49, e.oasir.ai s"sa sl,aiei,, Ame'i"sn ~
hlsh each weud 10. by wav III vs''e'r, 'en"'h"s'
email ely 10, Nhe Ma,seiiiose tuse al Tho 80 ta"
fall. but Il was badly cont'Iyej snd broke without a"
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u 10 ,anr'ud that r,'se neht was atr"'"'e' :"
.u..s "a Irss,Jar bst-es" ""o tapoh nsv's late 81
r.es.l -ni az .li, liaai b"'va "a ''rs'ssi frsa
90 ,lss iitf Tho rs.t.s g. .his h,-'si shA" A"'
,l.si. ni.ais Ia shs viiJ ga supist thsI "s'e W
GeL, Go, sou1 /. siis.
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The Snnds-t. sunday School Of the Methodist
Church OF this city contributed tho sum OF slo' -
on Sunday last ior the benefit Of tho orphan children
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth. whose psrona have d'ed
ht The reslienrr.
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A call has been made Ia tho uitisena al Jeiaoy 'itT
10 assemble la the hall Commercial iahl'hss. THO
evening al u uluh "a 'abe r'"pe' measures - 80"
dc, material aid tp the asfle'ss nu'a tel'" o'e' at
Eoiiulb snd rvit nruth. Va
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DIED.

CROLiUs-On Wednesday morning, April 4, Ella Virgin,
Crolus. ages yeus
81 sloeh this .ernoos from her fathers Edward CrOuss
residence. No 50 Heniy st Brooklyn. 90
DELANEY-At Brook on Tuesday morning, Apri D, OF
eo1,umption. DIR Charles Delaney
H fsuos and the family respectfully Invited
t. send biz funeral without farther notice on Fnfsy. April
g. ats o'clock p NJ from his late residence, No "ys.'s'
81 Brooiyn HIS remains will be inferred In Greenwood
DOaRANCE-ln brooilyn Apnl+ 1888, o. cor'umPiien'
IT,. ture. viii TAX. plsee from the First Baptist Church
Esss Brootlyn, this THURSDAY afternoon st oeiosh
H nds invited TO attend the fanefa without further
DAwsoE-on Wednesday April 4, at bis residence, No.
&c East Broadway ME John Dawson aged So years formerly
HiNRICHs-on Tu.sd.y evening April 5. saer severe
suhtirs Epms Lousa infant daughter o. Chnies aae
L:ni'. 4 hsnreb' ,ssd "a month. ..s d.y.
attend she faoeSsl this Apr AZ fro
the Of the parents No 2is Heary South 5rook'
JoBNsToN-Is wni.~ssursh, on Wedns:i.y. April 4.
Nsris eldest daughter Of Robert and Maria Johnston,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully in
y,ed to attend tie fsn.rsl on fns.y Aprl o. "1''OsA'
PuLLIN-on Wednesday, Aprl L. Mrs Mary b. raha'
Fer reist,e. and friends respectfully Invited 70 .te.s
her sop In law Joseph Mayer No p Fihhv
PokTrR-os Tnesd,y sf,srnoon, hp,us I" b" ie''d'ae'
His blends and those Of his brother, Dstht roitef se
peetfay Invited attend bis tuners. At the Church on
NssAiaston,quns (Dr Heuson'J on Friday, h4 r. NJ
RxsboIPPhiIttoSqn' f TUESDAY, April stu.r. Randolph
r.. relative. Nd friends OF tn. family are rsssecfsaZ N
on nnerssy,u " O'Clock r. II. funerA ssTvees a.
shTh-A BIo..l,s April 1855 Ad. Aur-s., dsashter
o. r Ae, s, sna Ns.sy smith, aged Il nonthA
~, eI tns ssn,y are reeeeenoll. invited % .teoo
hsny ana Ca'eH' on Friday 0ciosi without further
UsDERHILL-op April =, Of paralysis. Eli.sse,h Uadsr.
hin, in the I'D yel Of her ss.
.,issa her fa..r. Il osioeS ,ss ,n,ssd
ssadenes No. ~ Sullivan g. without further tavitsssa
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Sales Of SEQ lis at Pbiisdel phi.--APRiL 4.

[Rsocrtse for Tss y Tklsush os } u Fay
FirH B0ayG-7tC0 City X. 60 BR 92i; 800 o ~;
go .5Hp %; so City 6. sl lst g Penn ;, . sii
- 20 '5s G7 "a ~ 90 s7s os 81 do ei 87. 81
= Co ss. s.; a47s 90 80 81; 10 % - 57i; II DO
a5 s7s S5t6do s. 81; go Cam Am RI O.. = -;
100 IS 6tt O.o kesoDg 6s ~ a. 81 81 Lshigh
Nor 80 p; 4ol IL DO 81; 200 Lsnisn Sc 10. IS sii
heading r f2t 60 Lshiih Zinc, p; n Pe3n & 81
! MiLeAi X rs ~ DO % g.; 100 Union CAaA y. %
SUsa Csusi days. III; &c Lutte sehuy s5~D. q
btirsea B>ardS 81 Reading r. cash. at So Lshiga
zinc
second Boa,d-so City G. IS; G 20 CITY Co. as o.;
Gee co 90. 70, Cam An Sc. IS. 81 500 Tea
G. - roo fsssips g.. 70 days 3d. 10 penn
al. New Orleans Gas 10; Union Cans Preefrci
Go. ~; 'he.eI Vale. r , Il; C,m Amb.
80 R.sdirg 49, 10 BIZ Of Kentucky l03, 10 North.
Lib Bsus Ga; GDsrd bsBt ~
y Board-2toc Union Csnsl 6s 65; 90 Pt'sb lrEh IS.
90: so v ilnDstob Y X C. .5~p. sei "a Resdiog X
days at II Cam. An K, b5 4oi 70 Liul- sehuyL
Nv 81; 100 scbuyL Nav. Pref, jis 100 DO b. sis 10
Grsd Bank IL.
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sEED-The demand ,lsvers fair with lish' arrivals,
Pepny lvAnA ohio scarce Al lie old eel ina Al lo@iOe.
Timothy better ard Dot pl-nty a. ~ Sl 81 bash toe
Raped mall lot Of moved oioosh1 tSat9 :, o9'n-
Roush Flax l. In good snd scarce al VI % Lin
es active last SAFE al Boston AZ ~ 90 81 days, with
sTFRIy-A caiet market the supply Ia uodersse sales
SFCts-Th. ma,kst quiet but well supported. sales Of
III reg. Pimento priy.te te'ms
sUGARs-Tbe usset very firm and the business
10 day hs scge especially Tor Cubs, sales Of $50
RID. New Orleans at fid sad 40 cuba Aas''vaio 40
sPEBTt hThs m,ket unchaoget, last sAles Plates at
S. IS. c,h, and - months
SPICES cList Tut the market 10 sustained, sales OF
csls srd Is Do.cb Nunes a. $50 ul.ts Cas 1t
ace bags PI4eno pgt 3lc ahd 5b,es Cloves he
sOAP-n hear sales OF eco CASTLE at oi n Ole
TEASThs msrlet confines firm, with sood Inquiry, the
supply 10 sif, EXCEPT for good sweet cMsoes which arc
wanted; sso grades Of bsek which are .hsse bishsr
.s.s Of go ht chs were mace today conhuaso Deens
and Blscss previous rates public sails or choice Green
ard Blacss Is a, rouoced for 70 morrow
TOoACCO-Tte detn,uo Tor All siads OF LeN - at "a 20
the aDd the sales have been chiefly Tor homo
sbd u.nufsur0g TIE hsn prices ss.ed esv, been re-
.red The Ots exports bs. been sos hhds and
l52 csses W. tho following n m Mssss T. n "
Meuengsrs Cifeuar The suppy coptinnes Bht and tho
a,sor,u,rt Afford. but limited field for operations Ths
almost feeling 10 favor OF this staple has IN no wo
CHECKED the reduction OF orr stocks creates marked
the psIt of nossr. Although he receipts hsve
oeen ucn larger than che previous mouths they
have been insdrqnate existing The Anssctons IA
Foreign Leaf have been hL The galley o. Cubs IN ths
ffm. Of 40 hbds Kentucky ana hsy'ple az 1itei
ssbsls. Havana 25442l ~ cisnfasos and 40 Y.s 90
private erms sl6 Cuba ~ l59l8c 40 cases Seed 81 81
5l9,9le a Gaze. Fiorids ~ t'3dtc
TALLOW-rhe supplies ara qliie modsr.'e ans TOE 90
rive hon. Phsae pha. 81 t. cash delivered t,-rei
..le Of prime city, lots a. lliql2c There no Inquiry
TINBspcs \, scarce snd firmly bed ~ nc cSh Pl.ss
utcaspscd sles OF goo boxes st Sci Kat isei2ia.
TOBAcCo-Ths dern-na j. fair ard price. ere frr With
greatly reduced sses Of ~ htds kentgcy u gH L.
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MARRIED..

BURNHAM-FRR.BO ss-Os Wednesday morning, April
BY the NJ Weston. Mr. surnhsm 20 hlss L2ai-s
Feoss dsughte Of late Isso Fer Boss al Of tote CITY
GOTr-BENNER5-At Calvary Church, on Tuesday April
s. BY The Rev Samuel Cooke George T. Colt to Augusta
dsushier Of J. Y. Benpers, all OF this city
LAlDLOW-STEWARr- ThGr.dsy. March 2, BY the
Rev William Barrie the residence Of the brde. fsher
MI Laidlow merchant. Glenwllsns, Canada West to
Annie eldest daughter Of John Stewart Esq OF township Of
EseuesinE -
Rev John Crawford hr William Start. OF Marcy, W Miss
Hannah Jackson, Of Whitestown, Oneids County
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Hudson River Market Boats.

C.pt usrsrop Of Cs' sdonis from Eewsa,rb,
arrived wharf foot Of Warren Tge.dsy Apn3 rsPors tho
oloxss articles ih- THO. yix Be-yes Mich Cow, %
Veal Calves Rs@ves IS 10 Veal, Is DO Port los
70 dressd Poultry 80 Fowls tbia ksss tubs Batter.
.vsnsrg n; - b5s. Rye Flour, do Potatoes 10 d.
Beer . roll. Leather 10 bags Woo % bundles Psper 10 bales
Goods $40 ,ee. Lssner ~ bales "ns II b1Iss hoseia.
M.sors y boIes Goods
CAN'T 81 NJ Heneh Of bHzs s1sqGshsnns from Sswb1rgh.
arrived 81 wharf Of Warren St Wedbesdsy April
noIs fol owing articles b. the p, IS Mich Cows 80
VeAl cslvs, 70 Sheep ane Lambs 10 SWINE Homes sbs
Ezgs IT'S tgbs Batter
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80. An. gntr- Ms Ia 3IsS
Philadelphia Mark eta .
WEDNESDAY,, April 4,

CorroN inactive but uneaAbg Flour hrDer b day, the
dsmsud bo~eysr mostly for home pton sales u
60 bb. for export % 1880 for 70 good asf
SO IS the clO.s there SELLERS
tie lo~er figures RYE FLOvs - = San. CoRs hsA-
better - So so bbs
pubic WHtAT wanted -s'es u go bushels
Pepn.ylv.ns White ~ 81 70 srs, BED worth 81 700
f2f5 COES active sales OF ~ coo bushels yellow at &c.
,f,s spd small of, for rato Rvs mest.rs.dy
sale IT zsQ8l - which tdyance. Osrs-bushe 81
SIC for Delaware snd s459c for peDns ,snia GKOcEsts
uuch,nEed PEoysoss the sdVascs nes Pork has sod
Ell cab; Bacon quiet &c for sides, 7is for shosh
ere atd ll.dl2c Hams Sock Of peen nests nsuIy
ha1,tsd, ard hisher dsnsIds& WHISKY hfn, ebas
scarce a. SC and Llcs. a. J3c.
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POrATOFS-Tb- supplies les liberal sd pi,es are
in .--rthe demand IL fsir; sale. 81 Pn,ev-- and
Rec. IS e. sereef, Carriers wees Is
PLa-TER-Ther- have been sales Of Blue, aud Whts
: qro,,d nculiuslly a. rs -
PbscTEk-rLe masket . steady; pfscesaIe nominal
HlCE-Tae hrm but qer; TIE stock svs'y light,
o. pat a. Of his mtkst AZ q isle
SHOr-Dop 10 ,sl8g c! 4Tc an Back a. Ole Bar
Lssi cells siClc.
sKfNs-D,e ne Ia request; with s.es Of oco Blue aud
Re- Missouri Csc cs,h Goa. qiet; sales &C aooe
heavy Nesieid,,l A. Sc 6 mos
sTARCH-Pe-hi 6rm Sc. Corn IL s,e,dy with .,es at
7dsc Pofxo Al q Q7e.
sALT-Th.re "a. been va .iaee lest The