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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-07
Amelioration of Slavery.

TIE Port Gibson Miss. Reveille says:
The project now being agitated by the
people of North Carolina, and soon to be
carried before the Legislature of that
State, is one which, we think, TO say the
least of it, viii create sensation. Ills,
first, TO render legal the institution Of
marriage among slaves; second, TO pre-
serve sacred the relations between parents
and their young children; and, third, TO
repeal the laws prohibiting the education
of slaves. If this modification in the
laws is made in North Carolina, as we are
informed il probably WILDE, other States
will, no doubt, take the matter into con-
sideration, and it will then be by far the
most interesting feature of the peculiar
institution. The main features of the
movements have been adopted in prae-
tiee, or it least improved in theory. by
nearly all our planters, SO far as cireum-
stances would allow and we cannot but
think the modification is well worth the
serious consideration OF every southern
man. Should the southern people think
proper, after due investigation, 10 adopt
the regulation in each of the slave States,
slavery will then be regarded in an entire
new light, and the enemies of the insti-
tuition will be robbed # their most fruit
full and plausible excuses for agitation and
complaints. There may be, however,
evils to contend with, and objections to
be answered in the adoption of such a
modification. We therefore leave the
subject open for-future consideration, and
invite free examination of the subject
by our readers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-07
A Brave Clergyman.

The Rev. Z. Starr, Jr., of Rochester,
who was driven from the Kansas -Missou-
ri line by the slavery banditti, has COM
piled with the urgent solicitations of the
people of western New York TO address
them on the Kansas difficulties. He has
already spoken twice in Rochester, and
once at Batavia. He is a passionate but
eloquent speaker, and attracts large audi
ences.
II is related as sn incident indicative
of his fearlessness, when summoned on a
particular occasion, by a mob, to recant
or suffer the consequences, that he met
them as requested, and found eofin
prepared for him, In the event OF his re-
fusal to comply with their demands
Nothing intimidated, he took his stand
upon the coffin, and addressed them al
length, in justification of his conduct,
assuring them that he cleared God rather
than man, and that while he should do
or say nothing which could justly sub
iect him to violence, he could not prom
ise not TO do what be had done, even
though his life should be the forfeit By
the interference of some of the more
moderate and influential Of the mob, be
was permitted TO retire but afterwards
he was. advised by his friends to follow
his family, (whom he had previously
sent away, that they might not be IN
yolved in his peril, and he reluctantly
..f,r.rfia1 With this advice
Such is slavery as developed By tho
Missouri banditti.-Al65aay ESs. Jour.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-07

Other things beng equal the vaiile OF
land in state is in proportion to thedens-
ity, of population, and while the popu-
lation of Ohio is 40, 5 to the square mile,
Kentucky is 26. Accordingly the value
of land in the former must be much high
er than in the latter.
The two principal cities of Kentucky
and Ohio are Louisville and Cincinnati.
Louisville in 1850 had a population of
43,l94, while Cincinnati had 49, ,436.
The reason for this difference is thus Civ
en- BY the Louisville Journal. The edi-
tor says: ''The most potent cause of the
more rapid advancement of Cincinnati
than Louisville, is the absence of slavery.
The same influences which made Ohio
the young giant of the West, and is qd-
sancing Indiana 10 grade higher than
Kentucky, have operated in the Queen
City. They have no dead weight to
carry, and consequently have the ad-
vantage in the race"
In 1910 Mr.. G. III. Clay. member of
The Kentucky legislature. published a
pamphlet in which is the following:-
The world is teeming with improved
machinery, the combined development
of science and ofart. Tous it is all lost !;
We are comparatively living in centuries
that are gone; we cannot make it we
cannot use it when made. Ohio is many
years younger, and possessed of fewer
advantages than our State. Cincinnati
has manufactures to support her; last
year she put up one thousand houses !:
Louisville, with superior natural advan-
tages, as all the world knows, wrote 'to
rent upon many of her hoases. Ohio
is free State, Kentucky slave State
Hon. Thomas F. Marshall. of Kentucky,
in a pamphlet published the same year,
draws the following comparison between
Virginia and New York:
..In 1890. Virginia. with 10000
square miles of territory, contained a
population of 749, ,3O8. New York, up
on a surface of 45,658 square miles,
contained population of 344,12o. This
statement exhibits in favor of Virginia a
difference of q, ,242 square miles Of ter
ritory, and 4o8, 1873 in population. which
is double that of New York. and 68, 900
more. In 1880, after a race of forty
years, Viginia is found to contain ,2I1,-
4o5 souls. and New York l.9f8,60S,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-07

Eg The present appearances indicate
that IN Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin,.
the yield Of wheat this year viii be great
er than al any harvest heretofore.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.

Weather and Appsar1a ces-Fsres and Fra.
moAe's-Concerts and Stmgers-Fatr.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan Is, 1855.
To-day We have a continuance of the same
pleasant weather which has blest us for some
days past Many of our shops which sus-
pended work in consequence of the tightnesi
OF monetary affairs, are resuming operations
by degrees, and We think We see many signs
Of better times
Fires, lncendiary efforts, too, are beginning
10 DC quite too frequent for the public safety,
and demand increased vigilance on the part
OF our citizens. Two fires at che close of last
week, were not enough to satisfy the morbid
appetite Tor excitement, which is the ruling
principle among some hangers on to our GAL
liant hremen. Last night tho incendiary was
again successful. The frame stable near
hoon 8 Run owned by Mrs Deitz, and reuie cd
ny MT zimmerman, was fred, and dss pite
the efforts OF our fremen, it was consumed.
Inc loss OF the building about $500 falls
upon the owner; besides which, Mr. Zmmer-
mans horse was severely injured
The lessees Of Washington Hall gave our
citizens fine concert last night Mr. and
Madame Holland, assisted by Mr.. Gosden and
Prof Bartipstein, took part in the pleas ant
musical entertainment. The same PAL. les an.
nounce another concert to- night
To night, the ladies Charity Fair opens at
Sarepta Hall Never, we vouch for it, will a
larger or happier company gather together
than that which inaugurates this effort of
Belle Ravens fair daughters In behalf of the
suffering poor. AMI.
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BY G.. F. DYER
K. s. WRIGHT. Assctsoacer


T'RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
by Virtue ct deed Of trus. from Pa rick A.
Byrne, aud Mary Jane Hyrne his. sife, to fd7!n C
Morgan snd william Howard, the same tel = NJ
corded in Liber J. A. g., No is, ore Of thu land
records fsr Washington antv. in the District of
Columbis, We, the said Morgan ard Howard, aill
EEL, in front OF the premises, on WEDNFeDAY the
9Th day cfNoyember. A. D. 1884, at AZ o'c'c ck, r.
m, TIE following piece or pare Of ground, and the
improvem onts thereon, the same being situated in
the n:y Of Warrington, In the District Of Colrn bin
and kno"n of parts of lots 81 and ri ht fSh
In sGuare No. four hundred and fity-four, begin
ming for the ssule ct The northwest corner Of Lot
eight, and running south sevep tn street. twenty.
enc fe t. thense esst at right angles with Seventh
street rest sixty Eve feet the due north forty.
oae feet, thence west twentyseveu feet six in hes
thence south twenty fee, thence vest thiIty.srrt
feet six inches to the place of beginning.
Tsr:ns: One half cash; the bel nee in and ]?
months, With interest TIE deferred payments t. be
Eecurod by deed oftrtist CT the premises
IDWfN c. MORIaN
oct6-eo ". z. HOWARD, hfu''ees
F1- The above sale fs po.tponed IN
I'll WEDNESDAY,, he 9th Of December next, at the
same hour and place nov $50
~ The above seIe - further post-
pon"d ill MONDAY, January sth next, same hour
and place. dc cit
&c The above sale is further post.
poned until WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant san Q
hour and place. ian 9SI7
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aEoRsETowH CORRESPONDENTS,

Weddlng P0rty--Stanisy's Panorama Cleyk
OF the Standardization Boys-Marksts,
4c.
GEoRGETowN, Jan. II, 1856.
One OF the most brilliant parties We have
seen in our city for many years. assembled
yesterday at the mansion of Mrs. Raphael
semmes, on First street, to witness the pleas
ing ceremony of uniting happy and hand.
some couple in the silken bon Is of matrimonv
Bishop MeGill, of Virginia, particula ar friend
of the family, oficiated, and the happy oounle
we're Mr. Ives, of the Engineer Corps, to Miss
Cora Semm es. one of the haudsomest belles of
our city.
Large and delighted audiences assembled
yesterday afternoon and evening at Forrest
Hall to see tho Indian and his home, Stan
lsy's Panorama of the wonderful Western
Wilds. During the moving of the canvass last
night, many of the magnificent scenes, es.
pecially the prairie fire, were greeted as they
appeared in view With a perfect burst of ap-
plause from the delighted audience. We would
advise the numerous readers of the Star to
avail themselves, this evening, at O'Clock. of
the last opportunity they will have to see this
unsurpassed peice Of American art After
the exhibition tonight it leaves Immediately
for Boston.
Our new market master, Captain Smart,
made an onset this morning, upon the meas
ures used In the market for measuring yesc-
tables, fruits, DC, most of which were from an
eigatn TO one-fourth smaller than the size re-
quired by law.
A severe indisposition, which confined "a to
our room most of yesterday, prevented us
from noticing the very able lecture of the
Rev Mr.. Tillinghurst, before the Young
Men g Christian Association, at the Methodi 81
Protestant Church, on Monday evening.
That We were correct in the opinions we adj
Vanced few days since, in regard to the
origin OF many Of the fires which occur in our
city, the following facts which have come to
our knowledge since, will prove conclusively.
ulm uity occurred between parcel of
youths, and one of them, to save himself from
being logged by the balance, Fl I'd and took
rttuge In shed attached TO small frame
oweiilng, near the Presbyterian Church. The
pulsuers hndiDg themselves foiled in their CD
Jee', alter waiting some time about the premi :
ses, were overheard to threaten 10 fra the
building Tor the purpose of getting out their
| sichm which threat. We doubt not, thew won Id
nave carried into execution, had not the in
pa'es Oh the house been up, and conducted
the boy out through the front part of the house
and thus enabled him to make bis escane
We nave the names of all of you, boys, and
hho" tne place where you resort every Sab
bath afternoon for the purpose of gambling,
ana II you are caught a; it again, or are seen
proving about the streets at night, they will
DO given to the police
rfoW and grain r&st-Flour held Mt 50
% 20 Market less active than few DAYS
since. Sales since our last report of 800 to
i,ooO barrels at 80 a S912t, and of 500 half
oalle's' Lutte Falls manufacture, at So 3I4.
Also of 5000 to 5000 bushels wheat. red and
white, at 81 08 a 81 10. Market this morning
less firm, and inclined to droop
SPECTATop
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Auction Gales

GALE OF FURNITURE -on TUESDAY. the
y a3d instant, at 10 O'Clock a. m, we will III, a
the residence Of Mr.. Thoe. ]. Willard, Cav g., nea
the corner Of Washington st +, Georgetown, all tn.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, which is wei
kept and as good as new.
We name in part HF
Jte4AeeoCy Sofas, do. Rockers
Secretary and Bookcase
Do Parior, Arm and other Chairs
DO do aud Dining Tables
French Tinepiece, Mantel Ornaments
Mahogany and marble top stands aud Tables
Solid Walnut and other Bedsteads
3 Handsome Cottage Chamber Sets
First rate Feather Beds, Mattresses
dressing and wslnnt Bdreau
Enclosed Washstands Wafdrobes
ply parl0r and other Carpets, Rugs
Radiator, Kitchen and alright Slows
Dinner Set, China gilt breakfast and tea DO.
Knives and Forks, Glassware, Chatting Dishes
r fdgerator, w tier Cooler, Crock ~
B itaHBa Golf Sets. SC. ...
Kitchen u nsls, Rain Casks
Also. large lot of improved bred Chickens
With many other articles.
HUGH CAPERTON Trustee.
BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY.
Jan lf-d's Auctiuncers.
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M AR RTE -.

In ths'city, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. A.
Steele Mr.. JAMES II. WHALEY to Miss SARAH
}. HUTCHINSON, both of Fairfax county. Va.
On the 10th instant nv the Rev. James II. Brown.
mr., JOHN ADAM SNYDER TO Miss MARY JANE
BELL, both of Prince Georges county, Md
In Georgetown, D. G., on the 10th instant by the
Right Row. DR.. McGiIl, Lieut.. JOSEPH G. IVES,
Corps of Typographical Engineers U. s. Army to
CORA NJ, daughter OF the late Z. Semmes, Esq, of
the former city.
In Baltimore, on the 14fh instant, by Rev. Dr. Alb
bot, CHARLES FELIX SEEBODE to Miss MAR
TIA DAVIS, all of that place.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Jan 17.-Cotton is upward and
firm Flour is heavy; sales OF 5000 bbls.
good Ohio at s. 75aS9 Is. Southern is lower;
sales of 500 bills. at So 75as9 IS Wheat is
unsettled. Southern red 81 10 Corn-Pri-
Cos are tribe lower; sales Of Is 900 bushels
western mixed at 81 0css1 o.; yellow 81 o0s
81 OF Pork is unchanged, with q moderate
demand at Irevious Iates. Beef is dull, with
a declining tendency. Lard is lower; sales
in bbls. at 50 75al0 62i Whiskey Ohio at
20,
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r READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths wear manufactured with eleganc by
NOAH WALKER CO., under Browns Hotel. Their stock
embrace the Paltot or Surtout 0vercoa Oversac
and neglsges Tamas black and blue Cloth Coats
Frock Goats of all fashionable coors Cassimer Business
Suites ch Velvet Vests Silks &C. black doeskn
figured Cassmer and plain Cassimer Pantaoons the
youth-Jsckes Pants Vests Overcosts, &c. they are
their own manufacturers they enabled and at
the lowest prices Shirts M Collars Gloves
Ties, &C., of late styles always hand. dec &c
s&Jos 1uLLINaToN receives all the Books and News
papers mt published He Is agent for Harpers and
the other Magazines and readers will always and
large AID good of Blank Books Stationery
his Bookstare, 0deon Building Pa. ct
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TIE Hof AT BRowN's,-Last night, the
extensive parlors at Browns Hotel were
crowded by large number of our most re
spectacle citizens and distinguished visitors.
whe were In attendance at. the hop, which
came of there. Among the number were
many OF Washington's fair enes, whose rare
beauty, rich and appropriate dresses, and
hylph-hke movements, cannot be surpassed bv
any city in the Union. Gen. Sam Houston.
Douglas, Hon. Robert johnson. Hon A 7
brown, OF the Senate, and Daniel r Sickles.
Esq were present. The supper table was set
IN Browns own peculiar style, pleasing the
eye OF the admirer of beauty, and gratifying
the taste OF the epicure Mine host of the
Marble Hotel" and his excellent lady, were
constant in their successful efforts to make
every one happy. Many will remember the
mop last night among the pleasant memories
of the past
TRANSPORTATION OF GOODS FOR THE METRO
PoLIrAN INSTITUTE. following exhibi-
ton OF liberality on the part of the directors
of our railroad and steamboat companie. are
truly commendable:
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE.
B. Il o. Railroad, January 4, 1856
DEAR SIR The President of this oomp,nv
has handed rs your letters, addressed to him
and asking to know what facilities the depart.
ment was willing to grant your institution in
view OF its coming exhibition
We inform yoa, therefore, that We will trans.
port all articles intended for the exhibition.
and actually exhibited, free 0ffreieht chars
both going and returning.
This will apply to all parts of our line, both
on the main stem" and Washington
branch"
JOHN H. DONE,
Master of Transportation.
by W. P. SMITH, Assistant)
IHos. G. CONNOLLY, Esq, Superintendent
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Erhi-
6ttson, Washington, d. e.
OFFICE R., F., & PoronAc R.R.&
STEAM Boat Co., WASHINGTON,
January IL, 1855
DEAR SIR: Yours of the 5th instant has
been duly received, and l am authorized to
inform you that our line will convex articles
to and from the exhibition free of charge, and
that persons visiting Washington for the pur
pose OF attending the exhibition shall be con
veysd both ways for the sum of six dollars
(the stated price being eleven3 These reru-
latlons shall also be made to apply to the
prominent intermediate depots
Yours respectfully,
GEO. MATTINGLY, Aeeut..
THos. G. CONNOLLY, ESQ.,, Supertateudent
Exhibition Metropolitan Mechanics In.
stttuts. -
WATCH RETURNs.-Wm. Rady, drunk, ".
ing in a sewer, workhouse 80 DAYS. There
were but few dodgers in last night, and the
city was very quiet.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY C0NCERR

| HAVE this day received ard opened great vari
L ely Of CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JEWELRY
Good Clocks from 81 80 to SIS, all warranted one
year. Also, god and silver " atches in great va.
rety, silver Watches from Sc TO S35 gold lever
Watches from SIS to 81 so and great assortment
OF Jewelry, all OF which will he sold cheaper hau
goods ut same quality can be bought i'm this city.
Those wishing TO get COED Cocks would do wei,
TO buy from me, as put all my Clocks in order be-
fore selling thea.
Call an see for yourselves, at the Clock & Watch
Emporium Of j. ROBINSON.
$40 opposite Browns Hotel.
jan l0-lm {Inten
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Boarding.
It. McDUFElE would

II. mcD uFFtE would respectfully intern
u his friends and the public in general that he il
prepared to receive bOarders his old estabi Shment
on Pennsylvania avenue, near the west gate of the
Capitol.
Inc house has been closed for the last months,
Ur the purpose Of making improvements w tn an adj
ditlon 10 the building Ii is in comfortable or
der and would say to old patrons and to all who
may favor us with call that here they will find
good beds pleasant rooms, attentive servants, and
dishes served up as they should re.
ian l2-2w+
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jan I'D
BY GREEN 4 sCOTw, Anctio..sr,

DOCKS AT AUCTION.-On WEDa ESDAY,
ID the 10Th instant, commencing It O'Clock q.
M we shall sell by catalogue, snd will be cont,
ued every evening until all sold, at the office room
occupied by A. ID. MerIick, Esq. on 7tl srrset op-
private libraries offered for sale in The m ,rc
con" rising Law, Historical, Classical, siisccltaue
Gus and other Books.
For further particulars see catalogue, which eau
be had at the store of Green & Scott ut the coues
of Sixth street and Pa avenue. Oh M, n 'av the All
instant.
Terms cash. Sale peremp,ory.
GREEN SCOTT,
jan ID Auc,ioncers.
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n The number Of Christian Jews in the
world is estimated by one Of their number at
$4,000, of whom, he says, several hundred are
in the United States, many of them occupying
highly respectable positions, as merchants,
clergyman, and physicians. A convention Of
Christian Jews is to be held in New York next
May.
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BY j. G. HcGU IRE. Auction e..
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT PUB
Lie SALE.-On THURSDAY afternoon, January
18Th, al e'clOck on the premises, shall sell the
west part of Lot No. 4, in Reservation t. ffcatins
sixteen feet eight inchos on Pennsylvania avenue
between Second and Third streets running back 81
feet to ID feet alley, with improvements, consist;
ings.
Title indisputable
Terms: One fourth cash the e-idue in 6, ~ IL,
and "a months, for notes bearing interest," secured By
deed o: trust Oh the property.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
jan I'D Auctioneey,
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Senatorial CoLtest.

Bosroy, jan is In the House to-day,
when the Senatorial question came up, the
majority proceeded to put in force plan for
de'eating the election of Mr.. Wilson as o. s.
Senator. Several speeches were made for and
against him, when a motion to postpone the
matter for one week was rejected. Yeas 147,
nays 235
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for The Daily Evening Sta.
= Fir, IN Ihilad Iphis and 1 cath.

PanpELPnA, Jan: l7.-A fre occurred al
IN early hosr this norning 10 the lower part
q boarding houas, in Chestnut street near
Broad. Alexander Bowlsn, of Hagerstown, .
student Of med'sine, when hurry ing down the
stairs lost his way, and was afterwards found
in the basement, horribly burned; he dist
shortly afterwards at the hospital. Another
young man leaped f,om a. upper window and
escaped with slight injury
The clearinghouse was kept BY person
now in New York on a Witt
The Same building was set on fre New
Years night. and strong suspicious ere enter
timed that this also is the work Of an incen-
diary a t.t
The coroner is Investigating the matter, and
at his f.quest some OF the servants have been
arres,td
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latest from New o. Issns, &c.

New ORLEANS, Jan. IL The Southern
Convention adjourned last night
Galveston dates Of the 14th have been re-
eeived. The papers state that the Texan RAN
gers arc all mustered into the service Of the
I nited States A Mexican paper snnouncss
that fllisustering expedition has been or
ganized in Texas, to operate against Coah uils,
and that preparations are made TO resist them
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Proposed Compliment to Com Perry.

NEW YORK Jan. I6 The Chamber of Com
merce held special meeting this afternoon,
for the purpose of taking measures 10 mark
their sense of the services of Commodore Per-
~. committee OF tweniy five distinguished
merchants were appointed to take such action
as they may deem necessary .or the accom-
plishment Of the object in view
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PARTIES. SOIREES. &c

Having made atrangements\ 4 +
which insure constant sup w
q & In Vpy OF all new and fash Onable A4fA
European aud American dance Mu-
SIC the undersigned is prepared TO attend personally
on abOre occasions.
Orders left at Hilbus & Hitz' Music Depot, or nv
re- idence, on l4th street, door above F. will be
promptly attended to. j. e. SCHERf
jan l3-2w Profasso1 nj N,,s;.
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~ 0A ZEN 9 SCOTT. AuCt,oDests .
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ut Auc-
y tion.-on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, w.
sha set IN front Of the premises, at O'Clock IN
part Of Lot No, 3 in Square No. 6s1 having froni
on delaware avenue OF l6S feet and 6s feet ncbs.
on north u street, and near the Railroad Deyot
Ana immediately after the sale OF the above we
sa se' IN 'front.' oil the premises, Lot ), in sgua e
No. 764, fronting on sotith E, between Sycopd and
Third streets east. 66 feet inches
Title indisputabe.
Terms: One-f d. III cash; balance inc, L., aui Il
months for notes bearing interest.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
jan 12-aMW&Th Auctio,eers
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l7.--Flour--Sales of
Howard street at . s7as 81 Whsat-Sales
Of 5000 bushels at yesterdays prices. Rye
Is held at ST. 33a1 IS for Pennsylvania. Corn
has declin ed-large receipts are reported
sales of $4,000 bushels Of white at 90a9lc
yellow at 9Ia92c.