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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04

HERMAPHRoDITERY.-"O, ma, look y
said little girl walking to church, point
ting to some one before them, "there's a
woman with a hat on . and see, she's got
on boots, too-isn't that what they call a
Strong, minded woman p" ."Hush my
child-no, that's only wcak-minded man
with q shawl on ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04

A couple were married in Greenbush,
New York, last week, whose united ages
were one hundred and sixty-two years.
Whether they got the consent Of their
parents is not known
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04

1t is strange that any family, as a mea-
sure of economy, should be without a
newspaper. Children see the world
cheaply at home, in newspaper, without
the danger of bad association or the ex-
pense of travel.-Richmond Express.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04
FRIDAY, JANUARY II, 1856.

@-The State Teachers Association
met in Philadelphia last week, anl was
we'll attended. Tire meeting Of the AssO,
citation was brought to close on Friday
evening by a splendid banquet, prepared
by the friends of education in Philada.
as compliment to the delegates from
the interior of the State. We notice that
Col Curtin, Secretary Of the Common
wealth, and II. C. Hickok, Esq, Deputy
Superintendent Of Common Schools, were
present and made excellent addresses on
the subject Of Common Schools on the
occasion. The next semi. annual m Getting
Of the Association is to be held at Will
iamsport, and the annual meeting at Har-
risburg Muncy Lumindry.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04

Time rolled along. LongstOwn became
A place of note, New B'rlin by name,
With two long streets, crossed BY five more,
And dwelling houses two, three score,
a church house by figure guarded,
Half angel, half Indian regarded,
Four taverns, filled by those, to Court
Or to Conventions who resort,
Cake shops, one sign of oyster shell,
And four who shot and sugar sell,
A book-shop of most modest size,
And, Court week, Doctor for the eyes;
Printers and lawyers thick as Hcas,
And ike in importunitics
The town contained more patriots, too,
Than tn entire county thr0' and thro'-
More rogues, too, by their own confession,
Than in the State or in the Nation;
To save the Treasury from each other,
Father trioked son, and brother, brother !;
Taxed all their wits, spent all their labor,
T. excite hatred gainst neighbor,
Vote honest toll down, haw-haw ing,
If money could be got by lawing,
To regulate" each county mater
Kept up an everlasting clatter,
Combined against th' outside novices
To help themselves to the best Offices.
A town supplied with such rare men
Had each third man at least 4 Chairman
Thus Rob and Charles to Democrats
Yearly proclaimed the Cliques' fats,
Aud George and David ruE their rigs
As guardians Of the yielding Wings,
Or if these stations should be full
Get 'lected as High Constable,
Or Councilman, or Burgess wise,
With salaries to grace the prize,
Or if all other chances pass,
Monopolize the s'county grass"
Or charge 4 levy for a nail,
Or in some other mode prevail
An honest little sum by law
From County Treasury to draw.
With all their chances, Longstown hill
Was dolcful, scdeu'ary still
Its streets, perfumed with vertant grasses,
Food furnished for their cows aud asses,
A stranger seen within their bounds
Run gauntlet like deer with hounds
The town, save when Courtweek interven'd
Like an eternal Sabbath seemed,
And any noise save pitching quaits
Harsh sounded through the lifeless streets.
Sabsisted thus for forty years,
They'd grown above all qualms and fears,
In fatness waxed, they proudly kicked,
As did of old the graceless wicked.
"We want a Railroad - then they cried,
And fast the plan was carried wide,
Times, Star and To1kSfreund all advise
The Susq' hanna road was just and wise;
John Baum and Swineford, Slcnkcr, Van,
Unite and argue TO man;
BY public meeting, vote, or speech,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04
Homemade Guano.

1t is not, perhaps, generally known
that the deposits of the hen-house, when
suffered to accumulate for several years,
without exposure to wet, are very nearly
of the same nature as the African and
Peruvian gusno, of which so much has
been said. 1t is concentrated and caustic
manure, and should never be applied to
crops, without being largely diluted with
loan or other substance, to reduce its
strength by diffusion, as it will invariably
prove detrimental, if not destructive in
its effects. If it be thrown into q heap
with six times its bulk of muck, or Of
good loan, and moistened with water, it
will be found highly efficient in promoting
the growth and healthy developement Of
any plant to which it may be applied; but
it should never be used in its raw and
caustic state \ few bushels of this man.
ure, properly diluted and prepared, will be
found to produce the results secured by .
vastly larger amount Of the bes. stable or
barnyari manure. For vines and garden
vegetables it is altogether unsurpassed.
Ia recent discussion upon the profits
Of poultry, evidence was adduced by two
or three persons, that the manure from
the hen-housc produced better results on
crops than any other fertilizer used on the
farm. In one instance, where about one
hundred fowls were kept, sand-mers
granular sand-was scattered plentifuly
on the foor, and upon which the droppings
fell. Two or three times a week the sur.
face Of this was carefully swept, gathering
up portion of the sand with the drop
pings, and depOsiting the whole in bar
rels. In the spring this was in the most
convenient form to be taken to the fields
and applied to the hills where corn was to
be planted, and on large field where ex-
cellent barnyard manure was applied at
the rate Of twenty ox-cart loads, or about
eight cords per acre, the portion where q
single handful Of the homemade guano
had been applied was altogether stouter,
and the corn earlier and more sound But,
independently of this source of profit from
fowls, the discussion to which we refer af-
forded satisfactory proof to us, that no
product of the farm yields better profit
than its fowls-Ner-Ehgldnd Farmer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04

And as escape goats for the rest
Gundy and Eyer with writs infest,
BY well-traincd arts, 'gainst law and reason
Charge them with crimes next unit treason,
(But falling in their base endeavor
Deuouncc poor Derrs.own bad as ever.)
The Chronicle and Dcmokrat,
Ana all who 'gainst them talk or act
Linns, Slifer, IIickok, Worden, Hill,
"Old Israel" Wagenscller-still
Receive their choicest left-hand blessings
As cause of all these vile transgressngs,
And hundreds more of just the same
Whom I've not room to call by name.
by tricks and f~lsohood doubly- y-dyed,
The peoples will was twice denied;
But, BIGLER shelvcd, and Pollock there,
New Berlin cries out in despair.
The bill is passed" submit the vote"
Now strain eacl orator your throat;
Flood the whole land with dollars, dimes,
Invent new stories, Sar and Times,
Promise each man an Office rich
Who II follow You through bog and ditch,
That all who'll do your dirty work
Shall be 4 Sheriff or a Clerk,
Treasurer, Collector, Auditor,
Register, juror, Senator,
Governor, Congressman next session,
President, or fcrcign mission
so Satan promised kingdom, throne,
When not rod was e'cr his own
II that should fail, alarm their fear
With images Of dinners dear,
OF Court House taxes thousands many,
And Derrstown Bonds not worth penny;
Our county " small, our costs all double,
Aud vcx their souls with doubt and trouble.
Forth to the work, New Berlin went,
Each man and steod's best breath was spent,
All those who could not ride, fain walked,
And those who couldn't spout en- talked;
Elch rural homestead was invested
And tween their 'tacks nobody rested.
Lie followed lie in rapid roll
Like gus at grim Sebastopol.
The " Metropolis was nigh forsakcn.
And the whole county nearly taken.
a fortnight thus the contest ragged
Through mud anl slce: the war was waged
Her warriors hast nlng homewards late,
Began Longstown to luminate-
80 sure were tLey their case was won,
S0sure the " screw ing Lad begun.
Bnt conn, ,bo votos tbo I,w domord,l
And 50 tho vo.os wor, dnI, hanJo1
Comnuted ale uSyyntr's ,,,vr
Divisioo's n,ssa1 hv f,r,,.6,o ~
VIII,
In spite OF all the aIi Of iozey.
Defeated at the ballot box, they
To u. ria il un" hy J;nt 0f .voa,;s,
h,I - tvo hrnjr.1 t,rsr.v man
Election boards too c;,bt or ,.n
They lou1 ,ccpsa ofsv;57I,,;rr
The laws tn cIac,;on rc,ul,ti3..
With other cL,rres ma, wo,,,, ,,on,;o,
Or oIs, all IF ,he;r o,r, ;nra,.;nn
The Court decree thoir co,tcst Iost
I'm, mnlct the cop,tv for tho co.,
The real criminals releasing
And honest men in taxcs noecinr
Making us like tn old French iokor>
"pav for heatiur his own nokerr,
-,
hiack IS 'hunIer,cIoud at even,
And black o!d Mex would be in heaven,
Black TIA Ethiopian at midnight:
Ana black the INK with which l write,
OF "colored7 cats a 'pormons Stack
Rut bl,ckor vct ,hc L,ovs of ,boea
From Penns and Buffaloes to draw
~ Se''""s H''u' 'niousn ieaSy law,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04
Reform.

, kivate and particu-
) post-OGce. We all
I waste precious time,
,mper, over the per-
effects of our postal
8 are fully convinced
existence of such a
20 the country. We
- less in extent and
9bey really are. Mr..
ostal Reform ought
:. Miles has resided
J, and he has been
,wn Post t-ohce De-
fore, speaks of that
) and the results of
s1ht to scandalize US
Miles, we are now
IN which worries
mjures the public,
.n, and pleases no.
, various European
\ Great Britain, are
tai system which
nt, serves and bene-
. the officials, and
e commend these
on of all our read
> acaged to deliver
> Fourth of July.
} ses of the United
rying 100, 1000
70 millions Of dol
be receipts Of the
sletters, about four
ty, died, and were
>s Washington city.
he expenses of the
!, 'nveying 100000,
% six millions Of
'ceipts Of the De-
, letters rather less
dly died, and were
hances Of revival.
sith a population
:, aillion, had to con-
Tt-omce-and that
iate den, far from
'don, with a popu-
e, was served by
> at some two hun
= IS Of New York
office as to be not
respect, than the
'ry district which
eek J!
tiers" or those
, amounted to
;, ,nt, brought in a
= I
" drop lettors" of
ID numbered a.
my each, brought
%, of which sum
y profit!
n London he has
} to a distant part
4 a reply within
no. think the
- York if such
xr post?
snt himself with
= SC, the senseless
= , prepayment, or
= stration system T.;
{ the only condi-
ope for a decent,
,et-ohce, are the
aon Of franking.
, ,-postage of two
/; and a uniform
, hing all letters.
siving-oGces in
ethod of remit
, money-orders.
le owners of all
calls upon our
) , men generally,
:. liter. with decis-
} tn all our heart !;
OF despair of the
mmon sense
The untiring in
, who is deputy
. mon Schools in
;. { the system in
J gratifying to
Besides per-
pg upon him at
,ner, he is con-
counties in the
} Aool Law, and
= directors, Teach
y srsevero in the
universally con-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04
The Annals Of LOngStOyn.

When UNION, formed by Snyder's hand
From realms of O!d NORTHUMBERLAND,
Became a County by herself,
Spare she was in men and pclf,
But vaIlies rare of limestone soil
Rewarded well the ploughmau's toll,
And hills with gentle slopes aside
Within their bowels deep did hide
The sources of unbounded wealth,
While happiness and hope and health
Cheered on the people to commence
An independent existence.
To make til division act complete,
They must locate the County stat.
The north side, drained by Buttaloe,
Ayerred the best of sites they'd show;
The south side, ranged on Middlecreek,
The same advantage too did seek;
Each urged claim with Vigorous breath,
Each fought the other to the death.
For, them between, mountains arose,
That hopeless barriers interpose-
Blue Hill, Shamokin, and old Jack,
Which neither height nor rocks DO lack,
And on their sides or through their gaps
The Pcnns maintains Its downward lapse
A creek that heads way up in Center,
But which as yet no steamboats, enter,
Though sagcs, sent to lcgislate,
Asked cash it to navigate.
(But build We railway TO the moon,
Or dam Niagara, as soon.)
Thus far, its upward craft has been
The fisherman with rod or seine !;
It's downward cargocs, lumber floats,
And farmers through with wheat or oats.
Upon this site, by 'compromise,"
THAT hateful mould Of truth and lies,
The Court House site was first located,
The Seebolds land fort dedicated,
And by the Law the taxes laid
For all the. County Buildings paid.
Many were pleased, but more protested,
But-money spent-the matter rested,
Til later times and other men.
Should bring the question up again.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04

The uutiring in
who is deputy
mon Schools in
( the system in
J gratifying to
Besides per-
pg upon him at
,per, he is con-
counties in the
Aool Law, and
directors, Teach
srsevero in the
universally con-
/; no one has been
post, than Mr..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04

@e, last week., ,
drank a pint Of
ut three hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
THE PERILS OF KANSAS TRAVEL.
I Ernm The BvfaLo Express.


We Yesterday received a call from our friend Samu-
ell Taylor, of New-York City, who has been spending
some time in Kansas. He went out there with pro-
Slavery proclivities, so he says but the treatment
on his way home has changed his views, and he now
discovers the importance of securing that country to
Freedom He was mistaken, for once in his life, FOR
great man. and the rewards of greatness, under the
circumstances very near being the death OF HIM
He tells his own story something after this manner lie
took the steamer Omaha at the City of Leavenwo
for St. Louis Gov. Robinson aud Gen. Lane had Ia
ken passage on the same boat, their way TO Wash
ngton The trip went along very well until the boat
reached Brunswick, Missouri, when the spies, who now
nfest the steamers to scent out the Aoohonists as
they call them, discovered that Governor Robinson
was on board but had not the means OF Identifying
him. Tie fact that the Governor of Kansas was there,
was communicated on shore, when party headed by
son of the Governor of Missouri boarded the boat and
made search for him. Soon after, Taylor was POM
ed out to them the Governor, he bearing some
slight personal resemblance to him. This was suhcient
he was seized and dragged on shore in spite OF his
prot station that he no Governor. There he found
In waiting for him rope and other implements be-
longing to the Court of Judge Lynch. The rabble
which had collected shore demanded that he should
he hung at once as id AboItionist and prepare
tops for such an accomplishment seemed to be gong
on with Tapidity than was pleasant to our friend
who desired to see his friends in the Empire State
once more Re produced papers to prove his Identity
The first was letter from the Hon. Tnos. Corwn of
Ohio That was sufficient Corwln was an Abo-
Gtonist and was he. lie ought to be hing for
knowing Tom Corwin. Finally he produced paper
from Robert j. Walker and some Western Governor,
and that seemed to satisfy the Missourians that they
had got "the wrong pig by the ear this time. He
was permitted TO return on board thankful for longer
lease of life, and glad when the boat showed off and
was once more under way.
This il but one Of the innumerable instances that
occur on the route between the Free States aud Kan
sas, where personal rights outraged by lawless
mob. The Slave Prodagandists can travel with their
slaves and their rifles unmoested, but free man has
guarantee of protection from insult, and perhaps
death from the moment be steps on board Mississippi
steamer until he reaches bis point of destination. The
Mssourians have determined, if possible, to force
Slavery into Kansas at all hazards. and the Admins
tration has determined to aid the attempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

first stew" They are thoroughly vulgar ana
coarse but thoroughly good in their way. The man
carving home the marketing il but sorry'iooking
husband, bushs marketing is painted with marvellous
slll. The young wife is engaged in the agreeable
duty Of sbcng onions and the greatest oil the Duteo
master, could not have given better, or at least
more striking iutration Of the subject. Mrs. Spencer
is really Ivelous manipulation with her brush, and,
If .he only had Little imagination, she might become
great artist.
No. e.. ScEsERY OF ESSEX CouSTY-JANEs NJ.
H.Rr-Tbis is an admirable, thouglrnot very pleas.
ant picture. 1t is full Of light, and the details are
painted with great fidelity to nature. Bat it is too
large IL would appear 20 much better advantage II
viewed through an inverted telescope.
No. &c. PORTRAIT OF A LADY-E. MoosEr, y. A.
No. 60. PORTRAIT OF GESrLEsAs-C. W. JES'
KIN.
No. 90. Ex.GovERsoR WAsHIyGTos HUsT-CHAs.
I. ELLIOTT. n A-This is a full length portrait OF
the e1 Governor, standing full upright with his hat
in his hand his oveacoat across his arm, and about
to descend marble staircase, as though he were in
the act Of quitting Office. The portrait strikngy
good one II was painted for the Governors Room in
the CITY Hall But what awkward subject for an
artist TO hapdle is full length doing nothing but
standing for his portrait
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

RoRHERY ANp ARsoS.-M Rrnmstown, Penn, u
,huft time since roLbcr called at the house OF a
fsimor and demanded $50, threatening to burn the
farmers barn il the money were not forthcoming
IN mcdiately The farmers son attempted To shoot the
n finn, but was prevented from doing by his pa
rent. In few minutes. however, the barn wa in a
blaze but the inmcr and his son were too frightened
to q out for fear the man would murder them and
thctthrc threw valuable horscs, 200 sheep, ANA %
lrHds Il ia cattle destroyed. Ga investigation
duh liiic m bin belt II u supposed that there wore
three - four m.n mud while went for the money
tho ,h'r 80 The barn fire. and whc Ia tn pc' OF
tctirg tie barn on' Il thcm received a violent Il Z,
fem cr.tS old hotr and therefore be- coul mo. g,'
away, ar was burned to death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
Total II States. g ,3c3,S42

Beside the above, the States of California, Ohio
and Virginia had each census in 1855; but Of these
no returns have come to hand. The population OF
Kansas in 1855 1921, and Of Nebraska 1865.
Oregon will take census Immediately, and previous
TO its applying for admission into the Union; it sup
posed TO have co, COO inhabitants.
Should the whole United States have increased in a
ratio equal TO the above, ay 20 per cent the popu-
aton, which in 1850 was % 1884, s76 in 1885 would be
q go "5l, increase iii years Of iGjs 37J souls
Immigration in the years ls5O-55 has added
about 800 OOO two fnhs Of the increase and, with
Subsequent offspring probably full half This source
Of supply having almost ceased, cannot expect
propoItiohatc progress during the current half.
decade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

PRoGRrss OF PoPULArIos.-The following table
exhibits the aggregate results of the Census of 1855 in
the States named, and comparison of the same with
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-02
40 sac voters Of n.,si>aa oan,y.

NA-UILL1, January 800, IS %.
FILM gsf.at :-N fsUr r- popiua. 100 of m, patty
q the ,cdct son o.-, beg a-ro a tn,s-
a oapdi a.. for he n go 1t r., erA g t'e tr.u G. az"
Iwt-b IN ip your sun y, and "a firr and aGif he
lived nd died in tl iulr tac yl-ar. Alsc fv cI tr
eide u IA r iy twth ne ~Nc ;ip1 aulnlrsrY % cc
NOR than ary yess M sea asoi % tat,. apd,d-
uca.r la H. OF tl.d cailfcu l q l fsfe
b-o-e .u1h go. had puI favor, and uH with
ia N 81 few ds haa o ia of dsns 90 a. ili, time
Il nee the lat day % " ich iis id c-- pears
What c'nue, "a terr nav eai-t bc'Et pre- rut party
sreus d be mi uaf-y With s sud carF He
partm-n los 90 q cove. tui 10 already
ben de con-ie alton Ga ihst q d urAmhrlt
Accordingly, stat- thai ny carr-. collections a assoc
Gated wsh ths o. d d. keen l,fty th-D lrl - 90 ct1"
that ilstious hero aul sis ,-ar. Wien, vysr,
our j -u.hcd cov en- B, thr .amrutrt tush Q.
wat. bscamc candid O. fr h' Frcd-ngy n 90 o.'i,n
e. Marta y IA tn,n W4a taH'ei c,h - 'hc o'A rr'
ne D,ca8 rau.- T-iut.-.rl ny syunag I'D
the luarr; and have STAGE ansaer Io De u4tar Wing
II re n''e iyo-.- son ~ pa51e' c' p"R pc p"fo-
siHon taat Allrr Ha at rule Amer 81
En'si * ~ H trus 10 ers % che Give llni-th I'd uo
intsi gt re sh'f .i ''H ~ Eih nefc htvf lst ease
cJagzn-ald Believing tat grfe l rt. n
icsa perty q BE- pgr'y pi,r o haze d' t .r al Nd
ptlnc'p Of "a pars, iit have vote ts ots haos
Noih ng ticket. .yt iostvtr rtyrr eru ultra De- 90
ltcsl srutlneut have never cu 1fistd nl. any l1
have never tasrn sns secret eh aad hsfe B. dc
ina you'd vote or aay prrsunal frcnd % o. t i.tt o.
az ofce sucl iie % 81 Co. Is lls
po lesl opinions, rcaTons psr ss.l.v use o. br.h.
higher interest, aI srt 4y uofe reiae 90 tie duci
via siihs ,4I.r.l ID isr re-t-dl isr,ft ga. la 4.
eary age 49, pa I'd n c0uuti1F Csc, aad f~eriVsta
reg ilar uercaa4r "a tn. have M CO been rnsue.sB
agire commercial pltsai haze d-to latnT ycars eH.
easiye To- book cln- ahg htyC hstc utttsn bifte
o. GOOD 'ac o4ttiar' Pc uithcr iafc a.s drriu
more m1de a.d beco1 l. rticf so a. sec iiE al
na-hviic mlte rsi c.ty ue tu-rrhauis ytrf nauy II
wlo are vel acquainted win y aract-r ana attain.
Hents.
aware thai the rlar dsofsoa iuus lFe -la DDS
taat should rase hfashos' the iunty an tues 81
sEitol- dspeti ION, mot sncsrre Regret that rr1l
Ia ines ca gene Lt WI teay ts pc visiting
you az yoaf Lone aaa uresi4sas fguywnr GA Ho sls
nni makire new acquaintance. IL bife q 8r fr
me 20 wat ~ gou Eersonaiy y, ru. thal HE uisr
lgh-h SSH considered ad4rt std D. esc yea is
vidnay) via be received oest bsw aud mosI polite
respects
Sen Tile thst my inability % nge pin you more freely
than shall probInlg have oppotaniiy o. dfE mas n.
tsaiy snect my PROSPECTS, asa asarca tat epsonruts
viii mo- leave stone uaturaed % secure srCln
besreca tie aid AM influence 81 my iTlenfs
Win tLess remsrs fellow si.izfn copCuie ny arpfai.
and submit 10y pfelensaHs - g0af copsisfaiion, ie
hope Of fay0Tabls dec son.
fay Iesg~eilaay, gUgr ossdeni servant,
Z. }. ,. WHARTON
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-02
COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIsT OFFICE,
Nashville, Feb. =.

''"S''i''N, . ~
C0fTON-Johnson Horne, 81 bales at u, .
at Z 50. Sore other lots sold at private terms.
TOBACCO A. Haml on hid at 65.
GRAIN-Nou.
WHISKY-35o. for Peacock; IS for common.
GRocEEIES-Whhout change.
TRAGE-Q,iyt.
SAVANNAH, Jan co Corrox-There was fair
demsud 20 day without ANY change in prices The
siirs of the day amount 10 l45J bales az the fol-
lowing prices: PSI at J. 100 at s g at q, % at
e, % at s. lG5 at S., l@G tt Sc 224 ar IS, g6 at
II l6 81 az 1916, Is At D 81 at o. and SIS
bales at %.
CuARLEsroX, jan. % CoTroN The market is
unchanged. Sales :" day OF 900 bales at 72a9t
CNclNNA5I Jan. 81. WHISKY The market is
steady with good demand. sales Of $50 barrels
at PIG, go at 81 J. aud 80 from wagons at 2I4
CuEEsE-Ssics Of $40 boxes at 10. The market
is firm.
BUrrER--Thc market is duh, with a supply ex
ceediug bc demand. Sales of 80 barrels, prime
roll a. 20 4 drcliae
DaiED FEuIr-A sale of IS bushels Peaches at
, %. A further advance.
BAITiMoEs, Jan %. P NJ CoFFEE-The coffee
market i steady, holders pretty inn. We notice
a sale OF 100 bags Ordinary Rio 1T l0l, and $500
bags Flo on private terms. We quot, fair Rio at
/ ., good It, priuc II, and choice l25 Stock
about $500 bags Kio. Java and Lsguayr5 are uu.
changed. No sales.