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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
Another Fight With the Indians North
A Supply Train Lost

BY the arrival Of the steamer Senorita.
Captain Wells, says the Statesman, we are
furnished with the latest news from the seat
OF war north. One of our correspondents,
writing from the Dales, under date of Sept.
I'd, sends the following interesting items con-
cerning the recent fight.
The unrvalled expressman, w. ii. Pcrson,
had Just arrived from Gov Stevens camp in
Walla-Walla Valley riding 1855 miles in two
days. The news is exciting. The Indian
Department and volunteer supply trains, un-
der charge Of John Scott, with twenty-five
men escort. making forty-one, packers and ALL
we're attacked by a party Of Indians, est-
mated at seventy-five, at about III A. NJ, on
the 2Sth August, and fought the party until
midnight, when Scott and his men abandoned
their train and animals, except enough to
mount themselves and started for Governor
Stevens camp. Col. Shaw sent party of
volunteers the next day after the Indians, the
Indians and captured pack train were seen,
but not an Indian taken or an article recap
tured. They were chased into the Blue
Mountains but made clear escape. The
Indians had several days previously fired the
praires about them. They had also attacked
seven men of Shaw's party, and retaken an
Indian prisoner The object in firing the
prairies was to burn the volunteers camp.
The advance guard of the Nez Perce In
dians arrived at Stevens camp ON the 30th
August The tribe-men, women and chill
dren-were coming, and would all be in by
the Sd of Sept. The council would meet as
soon us the Indians came in Noother tribes
were much expected to be at the council
Kamiakn is at the falls of the Pellouse -
Ouhi and son were at Colyie short time
since
Pierson met on Monday last, between the
Umatilla and Butter Creek, Col. Steptoe and
command, on their way out They had lost
fourteen mules, stolen by the Indians A de-
tachment Of Dragons followed them to the
Columbia river, when the Indians crossed
Met on Willow Creek, Capt. Robie and sup
ply train for the Indian Department and rol-
unteers, also Tilton's pack train for the In
dian Department
Some Indians were seen on Monday last
beyond John Days river, by persons going to
Walla-Waa. They are supposed to be hos
tile Nez Perces, though they say they have
close tum-tums.
Several were wounded in the Scott fight
but none were killed. The Indians were the
Grand Rondc party who were fought by Shaw
n short time since, and were very daring
They had a scalp on pole, which they stuck
in the ground and dared the whites to fight
them.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

A WITNESS in recent case Of assault tried
at Greenock, stated that he saw the COM
plainant fall several times. He considered
him neither sober nor drunk, but only SO much
the worse for liquor that he could not stand.
He was convinced, however, that another of
the party was drunk, because he crept up
stairs on his hands and knees
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
Notice.

A ameeting of the stockholders of the Vol
Vai.CCaao Caao Water and Mining Company, held in
elco,aio 'he following members were unanimously
'''''ea trustees and Officers:
T. n =, TRUSTEES.
= -. D. Harris, NJ. W. Gordon, ]. C. Shipman. j.
"'iey Geo. Muncton.
OFFICERS.
"AhhlS, Pres. Treas. and GeHH. Supf
Volo,u GEo. MrNcroN, Secretary.
~"uo' ! eD I. 1886. febl6-l7:ly
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

TRIALs.-lt is not in the light and sunny
places of the wilderness that the traveller
most sweetly reposes. 1t is under the shadow
of great rock, or in the depth of scques-
tered valley; aud so it is with Christian,
the sun of prosperity withers our Joy, and
changes the green leaves into the sickly colors
Of autum. Adversely is like the winter,
which Of the seeds and for the rich and glow
ing luxuriance Of spring-time.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

ALpHABErs The Phenician alphabet, in
vented by Claudmus, had originally only ff-
teen letters, but the English has twenty-six,
the Spanish twenty-seven, the Arabic twenty
eight, the Persian thirty-two, the Turkish
thirty-three, the Russian forty-one the San
scrlt fifty, aud Chinese two hundred and four.
teen.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

How brittle and uncertain is the state of
all things There is nothing constant or per-
manent under the sun Every age demon
strates that various events confound the
councils of the deepest politicians. To have
confidence Of future prosperity because
man stands upon the pinnacle of honor, is
extreme folly. A day does not intervene
sometimes between the highest fortune and
the darkest grief of wretchednuss
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
II. q. JOHNSON.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
VOLCANO, AMADoR County, Cal.
Nay be lound at present "a Justice n. KLENs Office.
15- Notary Public & Conveyancer. -ts&
moyS-sStf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
Notice.

"A cn meeting Of the stockholders of the Aqueduct
oaedaet city, June 24th. D. 1856. the folowing
~''s's were duly elected
D TRUSTEES.
). II i '9hhston, George Mckenzie j. Jhonston.
Geos,. Johnston y, and l.. Chamberlain
JgP'sg Mckenzie, Secretary and Treasurer.
y a. H. Johnston, President.
37-ly
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

THE LAND OF THE LIvSG-Said one to an
aged friend, 81 had letter from distant
correspondent, who inquired If You were in
the land of the living' "No," replied the
vener lble. man, but am going there. This
world is only one of living realities"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

THE celebrated diamonds of Lola Montcz
which were sold at auction III San Francisco
Monday, brought about $40, 900, which sum-
it is said, she intends investing for the ben
eft of the wife and children of her late
agent, Mr. Folland.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

A MODERN writer says: Il never give a
man credit for having the power to do what
he never does. Plansbility is very imposing
no doubt; but when | see one of whom peo-
pie say, He has talent, he has genius, il he
would use them right" | think it is sham,
and not the real thing; for sound talent and
true genius don't go with laggard spirit
they arc like spur in the heel to keep
man advancing"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

MoDEsTy - Exceedingly modest young la
day" Isn't this pretty baby, Mr.. Brown"
Brown" Yes, my dear Boy or girl?"-
Young ady-He a-belongs to the female
persuasion. srr
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
w. AVER. VI. ID.
Geo. II. smith, vi. Id.

oct27, nv
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

A Yankee has invented a plague that kills
all who do not pay the printer. 1t will make
q havoc If il ever reaches California.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
Notice,

A nI persons indebted to the subscribers will
thew jIie viii call and make immediate payment. or
VIII have cost to pay. fN' '''"' u
mar 22 a hLAHBER b co.
~
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

A LITTLE one. after undergoing the disa-
greeable Office of vaccination, exclaimed
"Now won't have to be baptized, VIII ] %
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

The annal value of the products of Ala
mede county, as per Assessors books, Is
100000.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
SAMUEL J. X. HANDY,
LATE OF PLAcERvILLE, CAL, J

COUNSELLOR At LAW,
HAVING removed to Volcano, will strictly at
L teal to all Professional Business conhded to
hm. IN Che several Courts Of Amador, Calaveras
and E Dorado counties and in the Supreme Court
Of the STATE
Jaoe On Consolation street next door to the Res
I-1ani of Spangle u Co.
d1cS 7Iv
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

DEsoLATE HoME.-The charm of home de-
pends upon the perfection Of its crcle-break
the circle and the charm is broken.
Death is fearful visitor, no matter when
or how he may come. His advent even
when his face is most thickly yelled. aud foot
steps most cautious, is trouble; but when he
nses his powers as if he loved to use it. aud
surrounds his mission with su2ernons and pc
culiar horrors, and then the heart-strings
must snap and the blood curdle in his veins.
The darling has indeed departed. For the
few hours that her little form remained with
us, we felt that we had her stll-but now
we know that she is gone 1t was n bright
morning when we followed her to rest. and
brought back with us darkness. The home
which she SUMMED and made musical was as
gloomy as a cavren, and 81 it remains A
few days ago it seemed like heaven-but now
the stars have faded out, and the lark that
sung at the gate has fallen with an arrow in
his breast.
And when the night came on. how il bro't
a new measure-fuly heaped of lonely
agony Here we sought to sleep and were
awakened by her blessed voice-her patter-
ing footfalls-her thrilling touch 1t did
seem as if she was therel But when we
looked round and saw her not there, then the
truth returned like sudden blow, and she
sank into the bitter waters
She lies in her coffin. There are rosebnds
in her hand, and a wreath of myrtle encircles
her brew Of alabaster The leaves fall
solemnly, the wind means like chained beast
around her dismal bed. 1t is hard to leave
her there, it seems so cold and dreary for a
child Our bird now sings amid the eternal
branches-our bud now blossoms in the gar
den of God-our darling now reposes in the
bosom Of the CrueGed 1t is well God
knew the child and loved her most, when he
took her up where Raehel's children are.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
Geo. l.. GaIe.

Ja,tiu IF the Pelcc, Totcaship No. Three,
OFFICE Emigrant Street, two doors East of
" Nahoay Hall, Volcano.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
Norman Klein.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-oflicce two doors
j SCUBA Of the Empire Hotel.
JOHN II. DENNIS, Constable-offce, with n.
Klein ESQ.
mar i! 22-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
4. 4. EEOugltaiIing,,

DEPUTY SHERIFF,
Office with Geo. L. Gale, Esq, Volcano
o1t Il 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
THE HISTORY OF
FILLIARD MILLMORE
AND
JOHN CATTLE FREE-MONTE

STAND NOT UPON TUE ORDER or YOUR GOING But GET
Up AND G-I-T-Pike.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

Coon Horse FEED.-Mixed crops of grain,
under the name of "meslins," have been COM
mon in some sections and found profitable
A correspondent of the Rural Nec Yorker
relates the following. We should think the
crop would make good horse or cattle feed,
ground: IL had u conversation with man
lately who was an experienced farmer, having
farmed both IN this State n. Y. J and Ohio
and his manner of raising horse feed was this
| take about two and half bushels of oats
and mix them with one bushel of rye, and
SOW this account to the acre The rye will
suppot the oats in ease of "A heavy growth,
and prevent lodging In this manner have
raised sixty and seventy bushels to the acre"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
urH.l LA NE
smith a Hardy,
w. HENRY JONES,
n. vi. PAWIING,

ArroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Nav be found at Justice Gales Office.
nor Il 81
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20

The BmDE-I know of no sight more
charming and touching than that OF young
and tender bride, in her robes Of vergin
white, led up trembling to the alter When
| thus beheld lovely girl, in the tenderness
of her years, forsake the house Of her father
and the home of her childhood the inn
plcit confidence and the self-abandoment
which belongs to women, giving up all the
world for the mar of her choice; when hear.
in the good old langu, ge of the ritual yiel-
ding herself to him FOR better, for worse, for
richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health,
TO love, honor, and obey, till death us do
part" it brings to mind the beautiful and af-
fecting devotion of Ruth-"Whither thou
goest will go. and where thou lodgest
will lodge-thy people shallbe my people. and
thy God my God."- Washington FIRING.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-20
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
Whalers.

An A. New-Loraor Isth ir.; bAlk Pear, Fc.syt rel
Ocean, Dominica Sub inst with So b5!s oil OF coa-1 Seat
Sickness Of the captain. RePoIs Prince RaPerts Bay %
nuica h Inst bd Ocea3 OF sandwich 600 bbs Sperm ii
few al well Sailed fom do 5tA ust tArk
Taft New Bedford 40o btls board Sid im D.
inoa March g. bAIk Sea Flower New Bedford 100 bis
i,tt,r nom Capt stanton Of Paala of y Beafora
ds ed scahuAno March "a reports her with c bos 20 o
All od-woud ship what be had on 00asd 80 hos oy ne
Hector OF al tor New Bedford .
March H. Of sam Bay bre Medfosi Of Orleans with ~
Msrsh = lat 5 ion g. shF Charles w Mrssu. Ripley I'm
Pseihc Of and foT New Bedford viii go bbs r, 2eo d.
March y a. IS Ion s. was seen a wha eshp showrg
ied swsllow-tail Tag with MSltese
New BedioG. Wave StAuto- Indian 0csoa 20 hes
sp oil Oh boa-d. Sent home IS b5,s
sd from Manila Jan Is shq +. l. B. Jenny Marsh Of al
70. h. (AI d passed Straits Of Sunca 2j-E.
At Hong Koas Feb II Ca1nbns Pesse b, stb Car
Msestic PerciyL Of NIB, Menkaf Bioomfed Taouas
Nye Smith do orozimb0 RoWley. 90 Ousrio, Toossr to
7th; BenL horgSn KibuE. Of New London- ship George
JeUoey, Of y B., Ar. sth snd sd l4,h % cruise
Az Nayissto1 lslatds sept 3, ship James Arc1l sally.
NewBedfold so sp. board Oct IS Gu!l. cbo.
Do Soo 81 swin Vincent do oot Louis ana Norton DO
letter from Capt Wing or shp Good Return # NewBe
ford reports Der os TAeAAaAHo Feb had iakel wis
Al,teI IRON Nj Kelly 81 Ofseer Of sAra L c Cswda CT
Dartmouth, reports her % Trssa dA,uahs jas a. <o
letter from Capt sist.ou o sh.p An.e Gitbs 4 Fah.
reports her Tao ahuaro March =, 415 bbs
which be bad shipped by the Hector Of and for New Bedfrd
letter from the ls officer oi bark wills knF Of Ms-ts
post reports her IN March lat Se, SSo hbs 81 So
90 olsskhsh ol ali tOld-al We.
sd from Nashaw ma afternoon of 2h tG-k san, P from
NAiiapoisett for Auautic Ocean
,euei rom Capt Swain, q ship CaSwta, Of Nantucket
dated ISeSAgATo Maeh p with lg7s bhls 50 sai DO
anmphAh bad .APped Capt Oliver tsrk Cstserooi u
mAe MAJ Ani Sai s,int for p months Had taken SIS bsis
y his y cSmpsUy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
Philadelphia Markets April %.

ksTEcrioS FLOUR MEAL for the week endlng
Apr "a lB2 $40 bbs sueerfue Flour 100 do fine do o7e
do Middng. ss5 do Rye Flour sos Dc Corn Meal $50 do
condemned Total. II, ,S5a
The CoTroS very quiet today prices firm, but
enly small changed hands without change IN quota
irons CLovERsEEDThe market dull and dropping; there
uch offering but S90 p Ouy bid foI good lots
The kLoVK market continues dull aud unseted There 70
little demaBd for and about $50 bbls standard
PeIhse sold al ts p bAIrel-Dos holders asa more, but
tkere little selling except smell for home
Sumption from SO 50 81 80 f0 and extra bEauds
and Q 80 81 y Dbl for fancy lots.
RYE FLoVs AID CosN MEAL quet lObbs Of the former
cold at ~ which decne the latter is held az 81 4
obi MHEAT plenty and dull, with further saes Of 60G
1000 bush ~ R5G 81 IS for Red, aud 81 Sd 60 fo
White suAky including 900 bush Of the latter al
pree public Coax rather dull with sales Of 10000 bush
yellow, mostly At Sc delivered.
oArs also dull but about 900 bushels found buyers S
fof DelAwAr and SGc for Pennsylvania sAost. RYE Is
loweT aud coo bushels fennsy vsDia sold 81 SOC arrive
The market Tor GEocERIss Is eie active with hrm bus
doing Coffee and full MOlases quiet
The PROVISION market firm h moderae sale OF Bacon sud
Cut Meats steady prices WHISKY dull a I2ilc fcT
hhcs and -. &c. for ha.s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
Arrived.

s,e.u,etp KnoIviie Lodow Savannah s. Hd-e ard
Ban Mseler suri Rsiter.ehas ne,s Il. eserr New
castle Fre 81 SsJs Goa! ADD les1 Bs. ay Livi ss
B.E He1og JeoIse, Meesl Hack, CaIts 70 day' "a.
no- to su'e. sioyer. EIleheaaed heavy Te-i4ei 'if
Bsrl Gso rs b. sGoatb ,ofBo..on JsAn'o- Ns7y'4' la
-, ushogsny &c 20 T Oven / S-ns. .
Brs CsDSors lof Proyidene. Atwood, Saga "a Grsnde j
dsT 6r 70 tr MEL, Nirfrrr TO-
bile z.t ios lat n So II ST. gaze from 7 e.:-
ned swsy foremost DsnDUt and az ne '%' a.. ems ~ -
sle8 by pilot, boat See wben the ie.a.'as Ati
crry csre b and toSed her Lto ne PORK
Schr Redmond lndico Gsorsetowu day soai 70 JON
sehr Danvie Chester R.,hrond. dsy' soar. 70 & II.
sehr DsSefsh Monroe w.hsscn y. c. c'rn to Bane'
s'fr H1i.e, oysrras5. wnmHs,o1, y c. d. naval
srs, Egpber1is Ridfid,e Csrsoos sb sst : W.
sebI Snow T.ie Rose Georgetown c. dsy' Sour, 20
Sch ses0ne BrOsdwster virrns days hip-tiH eF
sebT " smith Wyatt, Chsries'or days, cotton b'O
sehf sSitserner. oBher Wilmington Lava s.ore' 70 D
sehr i;a,el. Grow Plymouth. " c, daJ' 'hirses 70
Sea-, P@si.te H.shs, Booth Baltimore fo' Se~poFf
sebr Mary Tee Tee, G.orsesown, D. {.
sebr Brace Bradley, virginia
ssbr Jane. samuel =, vIsn&
sSSr SSr PgiSs' Piy brsson' Stems. BslISors
scbr Oneida, Peterson Virginia
sthr. John Rosche. Lonsstreet. Vfg-@t
Sctr. ,. <. Hoyt, Clsrk Virginia
Ss, sss, Rsirtso Ra%sto9 Perry PSs5e1h for =ssrt
echr Martha Ann Leeds. VrEu.s, dave, WOO
Scbr CuDni. CHAM, Hal, Virginia, days, wooc-
echr Reindeer Keuuer, BALTIMORE, days, coal
Scbr EnterJ h,e Albania Virgins, s. days oJste'e
Finuey. BEltIAJre days, oo:i q 1 b-'.tI
Charm Baltimore 7 days, coal.
Set Moore, Ia1crIa days t4nnneF
CIR Fuiy HertOn, Ketchum, Alexandra, dsy- e2sl
Scbr James Sparks, RoseIs Alexandria days eoa
Schr J. " Bs1y Jayne, Baltimore, dsys, coal
Scbr ChucarOIA Stafford virginia. 3 days, wood
schr Helen Mar Tucker, Baltimore, days, corr
scar j. ". L Sturges Coles Virginia dsys, con-
Soot Ethan Allen GTumey, NeS Orleans p dsys, cot'or
PIopeuer MoU.t ssgsge Watson Baltimore H hours rDdse.
70 J. Riley.
WIND-sunrise v T. meridian, Do. sunset ST
The barl j. r. Lsrcas.ef somefs from RIO Jtneo, arrived
2Sd sailed from Rio March H. mot March reported
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
HUDSON RIVER TNsTITUTE.-REP0Rr

III ef the FXAMINING COMMIrTEE.-TAs C,mzas-
appointed 70 vsit the Hujson River Institute a. ia sseoOd
nua Examination have attended 20 the duty assigned hec
f A. practicable. 10 Consequence OF other engage neas
Yet BY consultation aid compa son Of their respective s
vatns they enabled 20 report ~ terms OF genera 90
mendaton.
The examiustiOns Mathematical Studies luaing Asebr
Geometry Trgonometry and Comic Sections under the ree
Of Pro Fills ard Professor Bunce highly .redsA
10 the T. aebers and their Classes and ss,
desree were those in Astronomy, Naura History, Natas
Philosophy Chemistry and Geoo, under the charge Of P
fessor Goodenopgh
the di eciion Of Pro Fills and Amsyer
sood Instruction The IN Defamation by mt
tortou Of the chOol abye the ordinary standard
Messed in most Of Academies In the EooGooay Depx,
went Professor FdEarou has wrought great imProyemee
since the lest Examination
The Original Composition rood AMI IN several instances
uuu,uAy .o considering the Of ~ writers Toe yos
laa,. both in prose and poetic eomposuons added 70 "
hsr c, OF thought and grace Of style AID dactness
euuLcaiion. 80 So,
the IDstitue the sHeua, well - In the more 81
branches Of culture. 10 BE- Of q superior order.
Graduating q consisting OF young ladies' were h2
fully exsn three hours and seemed quite s home
various branches included IN their IL evident ~
they hsd taught think upon The Prineidles of see
instead merely recitLg matter Of memory and rourS
The Of this Institution combining great beauty
saubrty commanding J the nnrvaled scenery OF
Hudson and The Cssks together with the thorough mrs
Instruction miusled with udous snd efficient disc plnel
exhibited in the exercises and department Of the school,
continue commend 70 the fienjs Of education IN ts
,cI through extensive range OF country IN hss
H. utRnboriLg States
All Il which /. respectfully submitted.
POLHEMUs VAN wYCz,
K {. PUrNEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..
Cleared.

SteAushp-Bauc Coustock Liverpool, L X Co.ins
Shrs-Nsw.Y YoTk. MckennAn, Liverpool, J. b Sariev. Hs
Baxter, daue, VI Livn4ston, John Bright. Cans v
eIPoo Williams GuiOa Eureka, Canhe3, San FrAac go
Chambers HeseE.
BSrks-AlshAHs. Stockbfdee Mobile " II. Brigham; Il
Irv- hridg~. Anger, Barbados, IL TTow bridges Sou.
~ brss-punhiIk Gnaeo, TfinAAd, c Z. J. Pstss God
Hunter. tBfl Perry. ST John v b, McA0la Wbeeock
G MiLer, Brewer, Brothers Island Phladepha Hyusn CO
NJ Meas. hopkns touters, Nesmith Olive, PETE
grew, MAInnson MNyhew, rAbJt &C Willie, StaAgt Ma
cAias, MAyiee, Talbot 4 Co.
booneI.-HAnoysI, whiPPe, Rohuaoni c. H. PeTsoa w.
H. SO th, heghss. Wimingo Douer Potter Cot. Kear-
Bey BesI's Boston. 5 W Lewis H. y wnllA Pierce
Boston, ; w Lewis America. Wheeler. New HAvoa J. H.
Haven River QueeH. Fowler PToyideace, master; Ashland
Nelson csrseos. MsTr Abh~,t, ko~rUtb, GekeT, Porte
l2eVtb, $. ", LewiA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

letter from wn sesbury COsn, dated CG.o Mtfe2 -.
report. fouo~ns fwhsers Tepor.ee y 80 No
l.eu CrcweI New Bedford so bbls 'p al vel DO az. "a
s o1 = so w t.rt san Francisco Cadsorih, SsE, 5ei
oS 20 81 a. vel: 70 date lat y 81, or 10 g. 'ep pa -
"a Doru,n go t,is a. a. toid 90 dAie "a g - ' "
81 W ship Hydst.. y g.. ia 5 oil not stSiee r II
In siuoIs Bay C. g. Il Feb 10 shP lnca, DO Filo' 0' "
B.. for Indian Ocean q, A.. c.-t.. W u,,r.a
frors Pscsac q and ioF Sew Bedford
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
brown. ship,ey A. Co.. Circular.

Pc, A,abtal LIVERPOOL, Friday, April Ii, 1854
COTTON market has been throughout the week
ending evening the sales otng 20 1880 bales with
p spec culators 1870 eXpOtels tlrD 9 prices
equAl A. 10 IN Of hodes To day the business
estimated 2 2cOC bales with 1000 70 the trade G-d steady
feelins a. the following quOfatiOns:
far................ 6ij. 6sd otd
Midilng........... l.lod , 10 loc , 10 lod
Ordinary to Good Ordinary 5iG5ia Inferior u d5td.
The import for the amounts to lsS 900 bales l59 @9
Tota ,iock Of CorToS port 900 bales American,
Total s,oei same time last yea COS 600 bales, American
4ls coo bsles
repO trade in Manchester continues favorable spin
per and bei.g well employed with rather ha
eDins prices generally fer GOODS aud YARNS descriptions
xf arrs havh sdvanced III. P n
Much depre IN the Com market the tranac
ns very limited and prices Of WHEAT and FLOUR
BomLaly the while lNDIAN Corn has declined y
quarter WLte WHEAT. ~ Ql0 oi red, 94GS 10 Z 10 n
Western Canal FLOUR = Philadelphia a-d Baltimore,
- QSsi: Ohio s. a. Canada 50 dS s; Sour % - q
Dbl White INDIAN Coax, y yellow, D q mixed p & o.
Nothing doing ia TURRS TAR. RosIN IL moderate
aeu A. only - tat cwt for ommon qualities
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
RUSSELL W. WEsrcorT Auetioneer:
VAIIrABIE REAL. ESTATE at AUCTION,

KUssFLL v. WEsTcOTT- AnetionesT
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at AUCTION,
a. the Merchants Exchange on MOSDAf' APrI %, at
y o'clock - -
On West lethst House and Lot known as No 22, south
fde, $50 feet esst II 9th-ay.
On West lsths, House and Lot known a. No. 33, north
sde 10Th
ay House aud Lot known No Ji east side De-
3ist and 52tst
On Ash o. Lots Of ls av north side eoRlOo
8 .outh side, 201l0o.
on lot sv 10 side be'weeB s5h .nd 4sth eKss
Wuausbuigh-e Lott, 251lo0 essferiy side Of Lon
feet south q sknAn Third Ward being Nos 143 and SO
LoTimer -.
Berzeu Hl-Valazble Lot 35xi70 situated Plank Ai,
orposi'e Stone Reformed Dutch Church
For mare and further particulars aPpy the oce Of The
Auction sih az. ard l4th-st