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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
Friendship, Love, and Truth.

"FRrESpsHIp. Love, AND TRuTn,"
Glorious words are these;
Spread them where the earth extends,
Bear them TO the seas;
When they are heard on every shore,
SINS dominion shall be DER.
FRIESDsHIP-angelg guest,
Who but owns thy worth,
Healing, with gentle hand,
Many wound of earth
Through all lands thy praises ring,
Angel of the healing wing.
Lovr-what gifts are thine,
or immortal birth,
Dweller in the princely hall,
Guarding cottage hearth,
Bearing rest to crowned head.
Watcher by the lowliest bed
TRurH-triumphant power,
Attribute divine,
Spark of Deity. whose light
Mus, still brighter shine,
Till sins dark devices fail,
Truth is great and shall prevail
Words of wondrous power,
Be their impor, known;
Brighter day shall dawn for earth
When their sway we own;
"rrIendsn1p, Love ana l run" shall be
Pilots for Eternity.
Rural Retreat. J. NJ, JR.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16

ner went with his five companies on this
errand.
Gov. Robinson has offered $500 reward
for the discovery of the man who fired the
shot.
Col. Sumner had his men encamped
about four miles this side Of Lawrence
while he went to Lecompton to see Shan
non. On his return be quietly marched
his men back to the fort.-Ibid.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16

Schneider, the priest in charge of the
German Catholic Church in Houesdale, is
again in trouble He was charged, one
day last week, before Mr.. Justice Torrey,
with having an undue zeal for the spiri'"-
al welfare of his fock that is, of supply
ing them with beer d" contrary to the act
of the General Assembly in such cases
made aud provided" He was held to
answer the charge.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16
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obiige the printers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16

REMARKABLE FUeITIvEs.-The Day
ton (Ohio) Journal says seven chattels
passed "over Jordan" last evening. Six
Of them were from Henry county, ky.-a
father aud his two brothers, his wife and
two sons. The father and brothers were
haT brothers to their mistress Ouner the
mother ,cas daughter Of their o'o" master
she had three brothers and one sister, al
children Of their master.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16

CHIp OF THE OLD BLocK.-On Thurs
day last, little daughter of Lieut.. Gov.
Ford, about three years of age, fell into
a cistern, and would have drowned had
she not been rescued by her little brother,
nine years old, who jumped in after and
kept her from sinking until assistance
came. A brave little fellow - Columbus
.L0urnaI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16

VALUABLE PRIaE.-Stephen II. Luther
killed an otter in Warwick, r. l., which
was five feet long, weighed twenty five
pounds, and the skin is worth fifteen dol
lars. These animals are rarely seen in
New England. This one fought like a
tiger, and the man and his dog with diff
Guilty conquered him.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16

Every Northern man who gave up Mis-
souri, TO Slavery, thereby caused his poll
teal death so be it to every Free State
man who will aid or permit-which is the
same thing as to aid-Slavery in Kansas.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16

AUSTRALIAN LEGISLATURE.-Danie
Cameron, who was elected representative
for the digging district of Wooished, Aus
tralia, has the compliment paid to him by
his supporters of having the horse that he
rode on at the time Of the contest
shod with shoes of solid gold He was
also presented with the sum of GlooO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16
Louis Napoleon is preparing to cult

Louis Napoleon is preparing to cult
vate the arts of peace, and has conceived
the magnificent project of cutting sbiE
canal from Havre to Paris, which will be
navigable by large vessels Of large size
This give to the latter city an important
commercial character.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-16

The shortest way to be rich, Is not by
enlargiug our estates, but by contracting
our desires.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
Scots auo Shoes.
Cheap! Cheap! Cheapi.!
BOOTS AND SHOES,

Cheap! Cheap !! Cheapl.!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
.an J.JORDAN would announce to the citizens Z
pks Davenport and the public, that he has opened
Aiaiies and Gentlcmen's boot and shoe store gd
toiuing Burrows Prettyman's siore one door above
The lows Clothing store where he il prepared ~
ufs cture boots and shoes of all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH. E4
Fine SILK lasting Caters, fancy and plata
kossuth Eoots; Enameled Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Psride; Ark.
Jenny Iinds Jenny Liuds;
Euskin Polka boets
ataygea ssortment of Ladies and Misses Children %
Shoes, too numerousto mention.
Also u large assortment for Gents wear
Eas.e m fine French Boots; Congress
Caters, Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Moroeeo;
And klni- of heavy work, suitable for conntry, !,
as wells city eustoD all ho want neat at and easy
boot would do well call at the Davenport Boot and
shoe store. call and see. June g,I653-3ttt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

HHEsubscribers are constant making y variety {
@frintlng and Wrapping Papersat their Nllin Mo-
me and will Cash for any quantity OF
good clean cotton orlinenrags. Ourtraselng age ut
A. %. Churchill will call on the Merchants Asough
cen.raliewa and pay them in cash paper for their
rags. 8. w. WHEELOCKaF $50
Moline, June 30th. 1854.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
gsro iuare.


ARE requested to call and examine his stock OF
Ame's superior Shoyeis, Spades, scoops, hoes,
Crowbars, Traces and Halter Chains, Rakes; scythes
Axes, Wrenehes, Grndstoues, Crank and Roller,
Wedges, Sheen Shears. Cow and Sheep Bells.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

BALLS and PARTIES!
I AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rubters
IL and fine French Boots, kips of my manufacture
and the largest assortment Of extra Boots and Shoes
That is to be in the Queen cities ofths great NORTH
West. #4
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store, one door below
Burrows 4 Prettyman'e mammoth store. Front s..
opposite the mill. F@FE@
Davenport, Jan. rs, rs JAMES JORDAN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
THE SHOE TRADE.

THE SHOE TRADE
HAVING Increased our facilities for manusacIur-
i ing and dealing III Boots, shoes and Leather, III,
undersigned, successors TO s. Dawson d Co.. offer
the citizens ofDavenport and vicinity, greater in
dncements than buy their Roots and Shoes OF
them. Our retail stock hereafter will always
tain every description Of goods wanted by the people
Ma also are making extensive preparations for
Wholesaleng Goots and Shoes, and we invite
Try dealers call ard examine stock and prices,
as II is determination 10 Aei on good te rms
they can be purchased in st Leuis Chicago.
DAWSON, GRIGGS d CO.
oct 9J Brady ST., door from Cd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
Dodges' Patent Double Acting Suction
and Force Pump.
THE BEST PUMP IN USE.

'fHEsE Pumps are double acting, aud combine
tons, valves, in all cases, Of the best Bell metal
composition, making them available for use in si.
ther hot or cold liquids. - ~
wish II expressly understood that there is no
leather packing or valves about the pump, which J
MAKES tnem less liable 10 get out Of orasr--thsn
those pumps using leather.
The No. pump will raise about geo gallons per
hour with case The power ef single Individual v
sufcient TO throwa stream upward Of fty feet from
hose pipe. making III very efficient Ore engine. rea
dy for use at any moment sr#s k#S1
Call and see one In operation at my Shop on Perry
St., bet. Cd and Sd sis., Davenport, Iowa.
! For sale by j. II. DUMONTs
Jan Ie.d3in - a - ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
Coal! Coal!

7 oWREY, THOMAS q co. are now receiving. Al
~ their J ard near the rail road depot, ltO Tons
oF COAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam il has DO al. ].
perior ii this Market.
Owing to q CON mbinasionof the miners 10 rnise The
prics OF toai--Wlich we would not .ubmit lo--sSe
were Unable, for short time, TO supply our custsu
era but having d.d in bre III ii This &C "a
blnatoh I'm which The community has no sma II inter-
estl We are now prepared delire in This city or
Davenpsrt, In quantity TO suit purchasers at cur
former prices, on application at the Yard.
Rock lpund Jan a .dtf 4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
BOOTS AND SHOES,

AT w f1OIL1ISAIIII'
TIME atenton of Couptry deslars is called TO 90
l stock of ROOTS AND SHOES,
the la gest in the West which offer for good pa
per at low prices. We Manufacture here double sole
thlck and kip boots, for those that want "Cus,on'
home. made work, - all are invited 10 call on US.
Chicago, f3S South Water ct.
.hisaaso 0 ,sspt, 80, 1855 d&wly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05
professional UarOs.

JOHN O. SARGENT,
1, ,rgo.eNEs AND C0ltSsELE9Es,
I'LL attend to the prosecution nofGasesbeieretAe
! Caur, ut Claims, and take charge OF any pro-
bslbu.iaess before tue departments or the su-
l1url Papers intended ior ar. sargent may
Tsgal 4ireu4iy to nii a. Washington, ~ 4. OF lelt
4a.sr. COOK y Dillon, pGgcnport, Iowa, COOK,
fyept q uawney, Iowa CITY, or Cook, Sargent d
i. r. Rsck Island, III.
4 ..iayl.8 d. c. Acti 10 IS d -bmos
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
NY. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.
FOR THx Nggk ENotSs APsiL p
reported bs CosoVxs Passes Gersrsl Proiace Desiss

FoR THx WEEK ESDNs APsL p
Pspor,ed by CosovsR fsgSCE Gsrsrsl Prciuce Dessss
~ a.s.1s'9S a. %, s.sss o ,,,,,o., ,,,s..
~ msIlst li = ordinary ,SS GO 6,mon APrIss snd very
~ Sc, sSd %. S.f N .o Se%spd ., sssss 81 IN os
Gr-.ri'es, swans. Sees- Nc. s29$'S Ru'se's 81 1SSts
SIX $rS ' ''''l' .'N''--,-..,..-r-,.,..., -
.rd sclifs a. sllc$lS p bbL in sd order
ForsroEs little hner IN pres than iss wees wts
.S 3, Cd IT ,Is .sy s s. and very scarce Msc
sod ? IS 70 81 eouucn MercsTs 81 81 70 ~ :! M
SssG IGy NsssTi sa, NJ w,,ssr. s in fair ods3 =. So
the oretius Of the Norh River there
euauos PoSioe comm m fm the River and WAshii stos
to,nts noy of medium quality With ssles on The docs
e wssh .n C9sn'S Carter: ' 81 70 1is SsC.r, ,C o.
II C2 june. 81 TO 81 81 ws'en Red. and ,eio~ Pink
- 70 Ts5s h.. NSsS Ssn cSS.ae.ss " inquiry TOT Dyss
ani E.csoss fr 'e.d for early planting in NewJssey
csicS are dull rice. .usir shade iowsS god
v',,. very and seirG - ?, 70 90 lS on,
aso% I,.IS rep.it q :. 70 : Is to TO- S'S 50
Rn'a be-. IrS,irsA full ,upply, rrsa Jersey - to sse
y III; Lors Island md copn,cS, . TO Tic sS, f,,,
ss ss ,tSy ~ vii rot .e n ,hc New Yort ma tS,
prii fit'''' are '''' scarce . '''' '''' '' " = "
Passsrrs % 6s to SIC p lbl the market full! -,
Good CAssACE sti iea,ee at ~ to sS y 100 eO~s""
Srr>,ca &atO +2HPbu
AsP,R AcVs Groul New Jersey 10 = bunch WHOLESALE
ToN,1oss 81 to 75 Ter box e'h srval ffon Be'ma
sir lest week
SWIFT por,roSs rather lower goOd Csmders sOius a.
70 - e Norfolk by steamer - TO +sR' andn very %"
order .. -,
PortrRY very PLENTY Tursey,. I 6Nc CaPons 20
nc q n Ducks ? Gs5; Geese, Il lel$. fow,' ns se'
Wild PIGEONS are very scarce ,ni selm s2e - IS dos
TIE EcC ake has ranged lower tho as week hsn hss
fr several wears ~ sesson and good supply selling
Olo and Wtse,u lc d,z state ic New Jersey On boss
9l for Is with sales Of Nor6k on dock at iiis
PoRX-teavy. 8Gsc light strsic.
BTEF-By slde. gultc.
MvTroN very plenty at lcnl'c- -
WAL Good BY 6Glcc. the market - tut % Ps~
Neal-good very sCsrcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

S .stnfa ias -ec aid Gness sgPPsSs fr,ua
ih sail Wleh exec prizes ~Gi eoots, 20 rule
h,,h al ii, N. shesff Tine AZ he r0T'h
MIX COWS There tas - iucreas~ ~ he supply
~loar incrrss~ in zoe demand b.. week
asnv pr ave MT ajvs ced hey usually Is, when
,bsr- N The price of Bet Csd- In
Co~sAttls sd .. o=tInue 20 b., tnroush t6s
Scr,us orb r n The eonn'ry than IN ths city
NFALSCAINES-1h number Of Calves received this we'd
.rsr thsr h week p-yo,s tborgh var ztic1
rrts 90, Cslvrs n readily 'or 0lic u I've weight.
.rd rscr ju-, you Eef them
suINk-l he't very sc've teusnd for roes hNss but
rsv sfeak h- stng rree he 70 suit The vievs
az turrhssefs = very frtsly offered while he >skns
rre q scrersly re TIE demand for SEAL Hog 0f ey
tuts hers esuay good snt suTry be Eht sort nsuh
kcss IL slow a Gu-tstious. o~1s -
tie fact tAAt ku ,fis Going IN the eify soAs hOases
tie toowirg lots OF Western Hogs sod q tAs
Uuion Yards -
By Bond Nyers. &c uo ee 0f ecFn ana s-i ted II %
y VT
Ertsm 1 RIld!e. - lsh, corn fs5 At Sc y i5, gos
Cav ford Co. n medium qualify ,t 81 s1i cot MT,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
philadelphia Cu,sle eMarke.....APRn -.

The Cattle Market quite active Jes"rday tohy sai
ruer prcss msiniaI ed
B1Eg CAT1Ls-rbe sales OF Beef Csue .aountsd 10
h ut go head most of when brought 10 Wm l. Tor
rfs Avenue Drove Yard by Me3srs Wm Ev.n-, y Lar
n,usre 8 TAyor Co Pricss ranged from ~ % 10 Sll
O n Mr. A Lukrs Of Chester County sold pair OF very su'
p.uor Cattle. 80. a.
H. sud o for ~ cared hne lot wes sea on 10 ts
Ne ok by j. q. Gibson Sheep eohupue IN sosd
.Id and al offered readily sold az the sb0Fe peoa
FeLt sheer belonging Mr. Maze Of Chester County VEN
sold a. fl2 60 Per head. .,
Uccs|TLe supply Is st limited t.e sale, 1ul anouniias
IN 90 h. al most which disposed VI At TotberFs st
from rs 90 10 ~ y 100 D. 80 -.
Cows ASp { CsLyEs-i0O sod A. from 4 p 10 fGo
About go HoRsEs arrived at 1ofberrs by tho Penhsyr,s
Railroad They sell readily al good pnoes
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
Uud.sm Biyer Market Boats.

Rsrge fewbuTgh, Capt. JsnfeD Master, nom NeWbnIsh
ann, o. at Warren tlis 20 DAY OF April 49,
,10rs 81 follow: l58 Veal Calves, 10 sheep aid Lambs IL
s1He Hces 5csrcssse' Bseyes eschss,. Veal " car.
cs,,.s Tos D. Fowls eye, - bbs EEs 10 tubs Bntef
sSs.sb g ~ 3frkns Butter 10 bA!ss Hay 20 bbls Wheat
Flour bbls Apples, 900 sldes Lesber ,,,
steamer Caledonia II. aTlrOp Hsstsr, from re~DofsD.
arieJ i wharf foot of WAfoB.st hs Sd day u APb lSo
r.r,,s ~ f-lows Mix Cows 40 Veal Calves horss 81
eicss-.s yes II bbs Egs 81 tubs Butter averaging 81 D.
f Butter ~ bales day, 80 bss' orAhsn Floq' " oss
Wool, ~ bur cies Pager. - =, ,,L
,r,ved a. hsrf NaTr-it tis % day - Apf 1877,
rorts follows; N Beeyts II sr Cows Is veal Cnvest
phi bbs Egg I9 tubs Butter ayes trg 55 D II nrsins
puttsr ,yer.sIE 90 n 10 bare Hay B bAts straw eetA
WI.st Flour IS bbs. RE Ecur, 17 DemJohr. 'l8 sides
Is.f
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
rh;,.d.,phin Markets. APRIL %.

QUFRctrRos BARK snd hfm AZ 40 tor NO COR
roS auet but firm he had ho eect on our mar
.ef CLOVER lees active. With very hule oferrs ~
ouoe fg7yn 40 inactive; VrI little export denani
ord The o. ~ go bbs Baltimore and 800 bbs
extra family Western brand sn pusstS terms, common
braI - are quoted sd So and GOOD p6 70 aud du RVS
FIovR and CoES MEAL quiet but hfn At 90 ID
ard ~ WHEAT IL plenty aia du', ~ psVs'Hs
tO bushels uoss hrc quality at tl W q 81 -
ir - s.d % to ~ o. Tor whito. Coas steady With
s-l.a o 10 Lusfels Souht yellow at Sc sios RVS
Ie,or go bushels brought o. 10 t2c. mosy he highs
fyure, sna OATS with sales Coz blshes OelS
wrre at c AID 51O bushels PoIny yiyauii At Tc GRO
cans arc Il .ctiye full prices PsgVIsioN, ns mofs
rct Nss. Pork IL as Bacon IL in request al
Ole for sides o. Cut M,ss Of 10 fOr Shoulders On
,i1rt tine WmsKY is dull A. &c tor hhis, and @bSSo.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
T,,,,,I, ,Dy,ru.-Ore q ,5e rnos. terrbe casuai-

TERRIBLE DEATH.-Ore q ne mos tFTiiDle CASUAL
IL. Of which We ever beard, trDk place at or near
port Gluten on tie line Of the railroad between tk1
pisce and Phsdephis one day last week. Iiy some
m..,ske a -witch Wa nIsplac g. IL con.equense ot
which train OF car in charge o. an engineer ~ tte
am - Ritter wss thrown oG The uSck. The tender
wa tLrovn forward on 10 the ergne. which was bsdr
crr-L.d and Mr II t~r thiown n aud wedged between
port. Of the wreck, whore two steam-coch were
6rened directly upon hs bowels -rbe,tDg bm 70 the
Iost if ense torture and from whit- be bad 10 power
10 extrcate himself A. soon ~ his horbs cohailpn
vss realized by tLoee who were sDIious 70 resss
hin the escspe valve OF tAe engine wa opthe1 anu
,s f., mad fsr bis relesee In order ~ DO thls
hcweyer il was frrd necessary to ss ia Fequi'itlon
-evtral Jack -cre~s, ard by uesus OF - tle ron
a-rns ,f death which lncOsed hin IN then cnye1ing
- sc ,s.re ou%red and The uoforuUa ate man taken
cut wien it wss fcuLd tha; IN tie intensity Of aa
sGy he had actually toTH opes dis ota lot,i WHICH,
n ADDITION - the dreadful Effects Of TIE stesH pr
md not shocking appearance Every assistance
r.sib,e was rendered 70 the -acrer bat he s.fsYo"
66p!y few kours. Daily ADV E.mfa, APfu -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

Reported iol TBE \. \ Tribune by J. X H. " FAY.
FD'f Tad,5-2 20 Uuou ca Al 6s IS; ,O5 CITY Wa,n'-
R. r. 8; 80 do. 10 9ii 400 Aes Co 6- Stsuh, Iell
90 do TO- Lehg gh &C. 20 96 200 Penna 5s, ST $50
Civ s. n 10 n Norrstowu n H. 5sl Penna K. c.
~ eh 'e SO % - 'St Do tas Les,ss ., 1H Hssy
DO Nwn mt iS.i 10 Mneh r Il, b. e5}i % 90, eS Y
do 81; - y Per Us. R. R, lGi; as Beav X 81
s,huyi Nav Prefd.. -. 80 Lttle schnyl r. bli log
Girard Bank os l2l u Mechanics Bsnt' In lots Si
Bt,,een BeSraH 100 Peuus j e9,, 50 Reading RR, b5
and int ~ - . -.
m q. IL go %Imiuson Il r. S. G5i. l,o Reltibs Il r
l. 10 9i 30 City 81 si9 do, 9I 10 Ciy e..
Ssv. -s. 50 MnehH R.R, 65l 80 Petna RR., C. hig
u Iiti'e Schusl r b5 45l So Union Cana, iO Reading
RI <si N M,obanics Bah 81 b. y Bank Of Kenucsy loi
are, Bea' 90 c. AnbO, RR c. a. days. S2I 100
R, sdiDs !. r. Sdsys,fE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24


Or srcft shows the OF receipts OF Bssves Tor tae
week tie whole city The weoky average a.
arS ~ iess than last week.
Tie LIN n.AIket today 10 si hee1 which IS S' de-
rese ou which ISIS for each market DAY last
vfsr and &C decrease ur the number sold last W-dnessY.
TIE names of droves of ~ siVsa below
ard nan of State whore oAe from. The names OF -te
men oher ilsu Cattle BoAeu, who sell On
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

CAEDLES-Adsmstce dan: sales f,r TIE week Oaboai
$40 t0Ies E0.4c 4noz foc ct- br.od. Incl ling
5oO Of Pbp-1 Comuy'- pc We quota Plsl sperm =
&c srd P.t>rt ~ - Mold TsiioE bring $50 r.
rivs- sales Pesoh Orchsrd - SO Is Lsess~sn.
rs sd Lehi-n IS 750 Foern - lees plenty and
Orre Ss0 - 50 ard Csan-l ~ sle -
81. 4
CkMENT-Dorne is f,rn with fair .nq1iry 81 ~
: =; F0rsiEu . 5sli-irCes -ouliraL
CDPPERTEe uLfket cutie brisk fsr hnE s'le5
of ~ go lbs. durnE the week ~ sc od IS qaie TsuatJn
yellow MCfsi is selling &c.
FARTHEkNWARE-On extreme generally fJllors
another; i7ke' A5u-ieay supplied aoT 90 . Wls
fcar-y esJ the scd pncss u k have 4vea
Te Tie SoUtkereTs have ceased purch ng, snf le
e-chAnts the " iu o ship
rrg ~ canal st pro1ino vessel. hat hal oul passage
are oisctarg.us Their goods - tai condIpI.
FLOUR AND HEAI-O1r market for Western Csnal Flour
uitfed 70 which he character 4 4 the -eoE
Fer 2tfst ruaie ~ sound coum-uds - p sud
uIV ard Tie bSr frsdes plenty sui sell freely for
tie Est ard There very l'te inquiry ~ sny
for export The srrvs mod@r.t-; tne
40 IBIS - 7j0 IS 3 for na0u1d e. good suP-rine
- i2.d IS Il TO- fs = good superb lodsa ard UpPer
Lsbe, - ,l0 - 81 FOX common 70 good superh3e ono
Sc - sac sui S80 - - for Genesee
from sound white Nhes Ca adam Flour nr sny aat
without tie daily arrivals IRE sales
O. 60 btlE at &c TGf fT SgpeTh1s AID 81 2d - . TT
bfnds southern Four IL b-r demand, a2t good
h-s1ds plenty and aslt asher the sales 81
dr. Patir and FredefckihulE Cor4uy, s-d - jt0
70 81 for fEvors, fancy aud exta bfanas, Ald Fam
81, Ezra a =91 80 x. Rye Flour is quiet anl in
fs.r request: Of lj' bhs "a - : or Fs and s.
Il fu-. Mes I-euiy ard in good d-nsnf st
25as3 81 r Jersey aud - 5od - 62 for Brani!"n-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

each in sutsur loo aGlT 6iGSs c. 90 OuE . sk
tn ed sel for ssGs each. .coi s s,ts G
hi9h 81 So
Min COW S-Tne price Of Cow, ispenl, mach apoa
The rri.e q koESes Ordinary Cows $50 - soni
fa CoWs &C. 9ns with calf. so % 80
SHFEP AND tAsBS-ComHon sheep all LAn0- - =
-. fktIs sheep, -led <lA
SWlNF- We. eru HoS. fed srss fret qra y I've
uei.bt &, 7.c desd weight 7ta1ic small 10 hE-
~.4ht sGt-i al ~eisht tgstc 'ial f. hv- wsisat
Sg-i e.,d ~eht Il q1tc. Ne~ Nork STATE, su4
~ for usiket re,sus lNs ~eish so6t' dead weight.
sasc Socl Hcp. 6ta7c
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

FEARICL FALL.-JcLn hAiofd "a s.g1t yeaIs " y,
- LIE - solns a. g. bcys GlS Ia ;e if,m ihe fooi oi
Mrrr. Hell, SPriBs stsest, On Fees5Ay aisiaoca' 80
Ss,..II, f, ov ,6e r4rx me slsssk a'A@eo "
80 "a feet r.cturins bs - u ai b'a. hs 11y n h~
.bI rs Danp-r He tAksa inseSsbe ana eoh'etss
- H. Tt.h Ward staou -scrr Dr> lDns sSd CSs s,si
ID him sfor bish b conveyed 20 t9S rssiasSS " ~
tsr-p. No sullivan His tsco'ssT aanass S'fss
> posst'iI.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
rhu...C,RElVLLr RsroK,KO FOR THE rkisgsE'
MrnNEsnAY. AZ y. -.

AsVFS-The market better toT bciA k-s ses ei y -
- - .or Pots Ald $s 81 ioT PsAils Ia stock %
N So Po,F ari IL bbS Fes.lS S4eTsns Is s,Ase' - &C.
,,,-. - .. si- h..;-s.s s,..,
- - ,t w.. srd The .ses lni;e la-se, a. fl -
vou, pft..a rsa S0ut4eII have eoulteisl 'a-
ald az urderns osy small Ps-eeis 10 h.' 'scs..' '' 49,
..rt1,.ls The stocks sIe all PIE for tAsrls "alls