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dollars and persons who sell enough liquor
to make any one drunk, are also to, be ,fned.
Eve dollars, in addition to all the penalties
prescribed by any existing law.
e The penalties for. "a violation of the act are
a inea of not less than ten nor more than one
hundred dollars, for the first ofense and for
a second, or subsequent conviction, the same
penalty andaiso einprisonnlentano less than
one nor more than three months, forfeiture
of license, and incapaeity to receive another
license fer-fve years thereafter.
; gr--fhe bib providing for the employment and
support Of the poor Of Bradford county, passed
the House last week, with amendments the
most important of Which are, that its opera
ton Is suspended for ohssear; and hi the mean
time provision aathorizesa vote of the peo-
pie upon it, and the result of the vote deter
mines whether it shall 60 into effect or nof.-
There is also a'section providing chat if any
portion Of our county should hereafter be cut
of and d new county erected, that part cut off
should have the same benefits from the poor
house as If the division had net been ma de-
The Legislature will probably adjourn on
or about the 22d inst. s s@ @
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SHERIFFS SALE-By virtue Of oor..:
~ writ Of eri facias, issued out of the ro.
Common Pleas OF Bradford County and to me- h..
will be exposed to pubic sale at the Court Hoso
boro' of Towanda, on SATURDAY, Nav . Istt "a v.
o'clock, p. VI. the following described 10, necs -,' -,
Of land situate in Orwell twp bounded north by pS "
Zebuon Frisbie, east and south BY lands Of Ahe ~ r
lin, west by lands Of A. g. Matthews conta;nn .oh
more or less about 30 acres improved with framed bo H
framed barn mill IAN apple orchard apdotS.,
trees thereon. 'A'i IoI
Frisbie Thomas Banding H@4Nt!
JOHN A. C0DDINC, sbefH.
Towanda, March 81. 1856 'Aei~'
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a VALUABLE BOOK.

T ARDNER'S ONE THOUSAND THINGS WORTH
IL KNOWING.-A Book clearly explaining hVto o
rightly almost everything that can be ne yssa hs
Kitchen, the Parlof, and Dressing Room and di<ls
all the most valuable informstion receipts and Istr5~
ton in the useful and domestic arts which ad
" Employment for All or a Hundred Ways to Make nr
ncy. Price - cents
For sale by II. LAUGlfLES, Towanda- copies sent T
mail on receipt of price.
March 20 1856
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-E COMMITTEES VIGILANCE
Abany.Welk Wilcox, NJ. II. Codding, John Sterigere.
Daniel Kellogg
Armenia Alfred Ripley David S. Becker Alba Burniia.
". Pierce;
Asyam--Joln F. Dodge, j. H. Morrow, Geo. W. Ingham,
Athens townships. W. Park, John Griffin David Card
ner, ,Erastus Woleott; On a-r+ f#-m E--.s.' Fl
Athens borough-N C. Harris, c. Hunskcr, L. S Keeler.
D. Is Cotton -s ID sc sE EE
Burlington-Roswe Luther, }. W. Spencer, D. NJ Alex
ander, James Nrhols a.- ---e' ,a5&l 10
B9Tington WestPlynn Phelps jr Perry B. Pratt s. H.
Burlington borough Phaner Long Chester Kingsley,
Charles Lewis y. T. DckerSon
Columba--James Bullock, Dummer Lilley, Andrew Ger
net Isaac Strait
Canton Newman NJ. H. Case s. Owens, W Lawrence:
Durel-l Ball, ID. L. States L. Moody Edw d Homet;
Frankn-Nelson Gilbert, Thomas Smiley j. NJ Martin
Festns F. Fairchild 5 4-fa $3.50
Granvle-Luman Putnam, William Bunyon, Benjamin
Herrek-l. A. Park f. Carr, A. r. Brown, Abel Bolles
Litchfed Milo Merrill Cyrus Bloodgood, Stephen Evans
Henan Moore; fz 4 ~ -gs -
LeRoy-A. D. Foss, s. Bailey Charles Lamb, John Cole
Monroe township swcei Daniel Decker Chas.
6. Hollon, Rowland Rockwell; - -. .s.-s '.ll-.
Monroe BOROUGH b. Coolbaugh, s. g. f{nman Antho
ny Muan. j. l.. Rockwell - .se
orwell. ~ Bronson, John W. Payson, Henry Gibbs
Overton--James NJ. Hayerlfv, William Watman Orange
Chase, George HottenStine =
Pike-E Cranda r. B. Bailey, E. S. Skeel G. ", Brink
Rome-P Forbes 0. Young, ]. C. Towner F W. .Maynard:
Ridgbury= Cooper, H. Owen, W. Stevens j ID Hammond
Sheshequn-O. II. p. Kinney, Charles Chaffee C.. W.
Bulls. a. J. Cole :; t -.- 4
Springfield. H. Campbell Ambrose G.. Brown Amos
Knapp, Isaac F. Bullock ---T :. -
Smithheld-G. X. McFannon, 0rpheus X. Bird Clinton
r. Wood. f. G.. Durfey
South Crcek-W Y Glnes, Ira Crane j. F. Gillet Linus
Williams :: go .-ss-.--.- . .re "a -.- = -
Standing seone-wTam criffs, Henry Noble, william
Kingsley, George A. Stephens eh 9#s ~ .s.'
Sylyania Borough-Peter Monroe, " II. McCullom L. y
Tnkham, james VI. Nash; " -.
Tuscorora-EdwdC G. Wells, A j. Cogswel Henry Mont
goniery. Davis Gray; 's2 +-. 'FIF - -
Towanda borough-Jere Cup, Frank Overton, Wallis
Bull, Percival Powell
Towanda- Hiram c. Fox, Samuel c. Means, j. H. Decker
L. ID. bowman ..
North Fowanda George Mills, A. D. Kingsbery, Ezra
Rutty, Samuel Stratton + rs.s. a- - = :
Dobbins, L. s. Dart & ~ ~
rroy roy township Alonzo Thomas, Ezra Loomis, Amasa
Greene, J. N. Smith; b-9f sIlss
ulster-S G. Hovcy, d. j. Chubbuck, j. L. Gorseline,
5. ". Havens; " d. e' .tt-
Wysox=Moses Canield- ]. Coolbapgh, p, Spaldng,
Wyalusng-C. X. Ingham, Francis Homet Elisha Lewis,
Harry Clark; .s-rs. - -.... i :
WarrenMiles Prince, Jacob Rogers, James Cooper Mi
randa Chaflee ~ a-,s k-z5-ss esr "a E-r--a .Y
WelIs orenzoi Grinnell John Brownell, Newell Leon
ard. John Brasted 60 - % e regESw Z 7f =
Windham-Platt Vandyke, James N. Peck, James Dim.
sted. William S. Babcock Es ~ sly
wilmot -Jonatbar Egt.les :. L. ru--cr u L. Joacs.
haraE. st.-fr
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IT, E0T4CE-Wth Divine permisS;o,
wall he preached Ina the Episcopal Church II; ,S
on next Sunday evening the 6th inst The am oCoOg
mechanics apprentices and Of young men attention
respectfully requested. "eu generally, /;
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY

->.EyEN-E~~ NUNFEN IIVN.--At a meeting OF
>$es4s-> the Republican County Committee
held at the Court House. in Towanda Monday March
1856, the following resolutions were adopted
Resotred, That County Convention be held in the
Borough of Towanda on Tuesday evening" Nav 9th to
be composed of two delegates from each election district
for the purpose Of electng delegates the Republican
State Convention providing for the election of delegates
from this Congressional district to the Republican Nation
al Convention and for the consideration of such other
matters may be brought before it. "
Resofred, That tn Committees of Vigilance be reoucs-
ted to call primary meetings in their respective election
districts on Saturday May s. 1885, between the hours of
and T. p. NJ to elect two delegates from each district
to said Convention. ALLEN MKEAS
March 10, 1856. .. E-- Chairman
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Mem advertisements.

oLlGh@Sqtise ~ ,te !. is hereby given that q,
Hnmar, Stephen FELTON,, c. s. Russell. " noble, J. Y.
lin and Others citizens Of Towanda boron a Chamber
then petition % .he Court Of Common Pleas Of pr tpresn
and Of The Odd Fellows Hsu the name
Borough Of Iewanda agreeably to constnsion Of The
ed TO said petition Whereupon The same bavuo ani
ans rsss eonS,an. anG faaqnse b the coar
TO be lawful and not injurious TO fbe APPEARING
Court tneIeuPon directed said writing 60 be Iaa Tie
once OF the Prohonoary of said Court and ieu the, The
sa Se sesso hosor 10 Os pssspaper in said county at I @
made to said court 20 grant said charter Of n Teen
and no sufficient reason is shown 10 The cony,rs
SAID court viii on the first day of May term new, es
said petitioners, to be a corporation A. na eAl Dsee
petition. 3liFS N'Y SsSSeu iof ID said
Towapda March 3i ls;G ~ Nh'aS, pFctbry
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u. III Y MHhRE1 Is Just receiving cs
- neral assortment of BOOTS g. SHOES spitabl. g.
the spring trade. ~
Also, an excellent assortment of LEATHER connr,.
$50 sides Sole Leather 90 sides Upper 2yn saf sE
together with general stood of Kipps huugs Fn
ings. Tuwanda April 2 IS;r
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PEPUBLIcAS STATE CONVENTION

U IN 1ubllheht OF tht autIss lHPOsed Upon the Hns
dersSne member of the National Executive Commit
tee for the State of Pennsylvania (apponted by the Re
publican Convention held at Ptsburg the 22d ult and
IN WIN 'ne WISHES o. eas IN tht9
STATE CONVENTION will be held in the eity of Phila
delphia MONDAY, the 10th day of JU NE next at 10
O'clock A. NJ for the formation of Electoral Ticket
and the nomination of State Ticket to be supp rted at
the ensuing Presidential and State elections gener-
ally for the transaction of all such business shall
before said Convention. ar H-
The undersigned would recommend that the Conren-
ton he composed of Delegates twice in number that of
the Senate and House of Representatives that the
friends OF Freedom in the several coues of the Common
wealth meet at the county seat other convenient place
in their respective counties, Saturday the 3ls day of
Nay next, (unless other day viii better accommo
date and elect delegates to represent them in said State
Convention and also, at the time and place three
delegates from rhe several Co ressiona districts TO rep
resent this in the National Nominating Convention
to be held on the 18th of June next at Phadeipta
. s s.s ID. WILMOT,
...a -~@ Member Of National Ex. Com for Pa
Tnwanda March l.. 1856.
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FXECUTORs N0TTCE-Notice i h.,
~ by given that letters testamentary mon ~ 20 nee
Of John Fox desd late Of Torand township s have G @
estate are hereby requested to make imuedis, 70 sad
and those having any claims upon said es,ate r. b4sHi
them duly attested for settlement to Miller Fox preset
MILLER FOX -V"@ @'0a
I'll, ,o.c w. GooURrrs
-rf''- - N'"' N
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SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
THURSDAY, March 81 1856.
The Convention met at 9 o'clock and pro-
ceeded at once to the nomination of a candidate
for AUDITOR GENERAL.
Sankey . Z Walboru s9 3
Phelps 81 Evans s.. -0 I
Foust 3 M'Conkev 8
Bradford Waterhouse l
DARWIN PHELPS, of Armstrong county, hav-
ing received a majority of all the votes, was
unanimously declared the nominee for Audi
tor General. = ..# (.
The Convention then proceeded to norni-
nate candidate for -=.
SURVEYOR GENERAL
Laporte 20 SO Cobean 4
Shedaker 6 Brown 9
King 8 Snvely 9
Myers ar-g
BARTHOLOMEW LAroRrE, of Bradford CO.,
having received majority Of all the votes,
was unanimously declared the nominee for
Surveyor General s
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate q candidate for t-aa er s-E
.1 CANAL COMMISSIONER. & g5
Cochran - IS Williamson I2.
Stitt r#. 5 Powes /
Martin 20 Lloyd ~
THOMAS +. COCHRAN, of York county, hav-a
ing received maj jority of all the votes cast,
was unanimously declared the nominee for Ca
nal Commissioner
All the gentlemen whose names appear in
the list of general nominations, but were not
voted for, were withdrawn before the ballot
ing commenced
On motion of Mr.. Howard, State Central
Committee, consisting of one from each Sena-
torial district, was selected by the delegates
from the several districts. a1 a
Mr.. Wills of Adams offered the following
resolution % a
Resolved, That the ticket just nominated be
unanimously declared the ticket Of this Union
Convention and is offered for the support of.
all parties opposed to the present national adj
ministration, at the election on the Cd Tuesday
of October next 1 -s 9 e 81 g.
After some remarks by Cen. Small, Hon.
Jno. Cevode, Mr.. Howard and DR.. Gazzam.
the resolution was unanimously adopted. -
The thanks of the Convention were then
rendered to the officers and members Of the
legislature for their kindness in granting the
Hall when the Convention adjourned with
three hearty cheers for the tieler: a. i.
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Hon G.. A. Grow will address meeting of
his constituents, at Montrose, On Monday eve
ming next. -..---. .r..-.... ..-. --r
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pa|We crave the indulgence of our rs.5
for the lack Of news in this weeks paper ~
cause is apparene; and we shall endeavo, .4e
make amend hereafter. "
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THE PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE
lS] GREAT BARGAINS, .
MI, E. Solomon. Proprietor.

THIS extensive Ready made Clothing E,tlJ'lle.
L. situated in Mercur block Nam Stftet has ls '"'
hAed with large assortment OF SPHiNG CbD4hA
The proprietor assures Che public That he nss IF
and cheapest assortment ever offered in ToNanda a A
prove this fact he respectfully asks the public to call ~
examine for themselves.
Persons wishing good bargains and an elegant ,a..
any portion thereof, well made of substantial hi.sIa.
Coat, Vest, Pautaoans, CraYat Collars. and Il sCt'
thing in the line, will do well to call. He is conhdea
can satisfy all in price and quality. ,,,,.~.,
Sc Don't forget the pacc-onc door :outn o. !, W. ~.
store Main-st. T0wanda, March p ~"
GROCERIES-Call and see our BIen
~ Crushed, Coffee and Puiserized Sugars fiIe i.s
Hyson & Black Teas-warranted superior aTltt,gy
money refanded-for sale cheap by B. klNOopLH"
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THURSDAY, March 81, 1856.
The Convention met at 9 o'clock and pro-
ceeded at once to the nomination Of candidate
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-05

DARWIN PHELPS of Armstrong county, hav-
ing received majority of all the votes, was
unanimously declared the nominee for Audi
tor General e
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate a candidate for
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BOOTS g. SHOES d 1EArHz,

Towanda, March 81, 1856 D--''' 'ne'n
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IMPORTS.
RIO DE JANE1Ro-Bark Humphrey-67774 bags

RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark Humphrey-6774 bags coffee 10
order. ...s.,-.
NEW YORK-Slip Paciic-Assorted merchandise H
AMSTERD AM-Bark AIaryland-In ballast h.
NEW YORK-Schr R W Tul--Assorted merchandise
HAVANA-Brigs Adams Gray pkgs cigars F T Cotila-7
Bros S DeVsser Fsprn, Ramegossa sco-5
Bros-4 Recuh-4 Castillo & Harispe-i Schluter
do 20 drums fish Walls S Sambola4 A FerTer3 Cabaero IL
Basado7 bbs beans Fernandez Gco-l hams Boston
Cub-l0 bbis preserves 10 order-lo fruit j Lorenzo
CAT ISIIANDSchr Pascagoula-60 empty casks order
1000 feet lumber Merritt & Mcconnell.
PEARL RIvER-Schr Gen Wasington-S30 600 feet lumber
W W Care eco.
ANTE RIVER-Schr Urselines-30 cords wood TO order
TCFEFUNCTA-Schr Fontainebleau-6D cords wood TO
order.
Enterprise-30oo0 feet lumber to Poo
ley Nicol Sco. ~,
PONCHA TOULA-Schr Embem500 kegs tar Is cords wood
order.
BAY ST LOuIs-Schr Christopher Colunbus45 cords wood
to order.
PEARL RIVERSIDE Desree-35000 feet lumber Wood AGO
BILO&I-Schr Cosmopote- bbs charcoal to order.
MANDEVILLE-Schr Perseverance No $50 bbs charcoal
o order.
BIIOXI-Scr Sea Horse No Humber and lahs order
BAY ST IOUIS-Selr Favore-25 cords wood to master.
ANTE RIVER-Schr North Sar-50 cords wood to order
BILOXI-Schr Eudora-25, 600 feet lumber Saiied Bell
ANTE RIVER-Sloop Beauty-l0000 shingles to order.
TCIEFUNCTA-Schr Belle Rose-b0 cords wood to order
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Mistake-20 cords wood to order
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

.u aH bae '9y sss s 'Ga tSt9Pt A
5Iss" Nh sska fa f"a sT s Fl s NV
f1 wa HGs 81 81 49, Fs ssssP
IL rios ssy MI pr bfSlss ap %st F bsPh S
5 GesssI 9 &s% fsTs
@ Rfsa Rrad
EFsy Ms@Gh' S% fa5sfs ass G n
Ms ss o tns Nv X eGun Miss S' Gsenw Ms1s
SsSs s5 HsTd5 Vi%$9sa s a@d
zs5dS Re gs,ts i hf S5sF
ass f Pegss Mis- Fe sn bRss @
s sFan and AN Sssas y N.Y.
h95:: SsFS: nsss is' @
VIZ Es sAs %f hsss
TIaqusmns, = I Boqps Boston Pollock, Cali Power
cs as !a?F Gss %'9s2n
besI t &n II Gsfsd asss Hsf a+
K1 Tssa re"6G Swa rS2a BSy Fine B Wa
sG Eha cs yGen 1h 9? SAM ss 81 WHICH, b
N %'' b " +. 'Dooney' La La. ' ' = ~ ~ '''
es GaI4 ;:s A1fsS fSass VII
S ay .sy,a He ss sren fF'fGH II a?"Fsg
child and servant Clntoa; Foster Tuscaloosa; McAiss
ter Abedeen }rdeer, Mrs Dorsey and children, Mrs
Es il EstelI Ali Coleman Mempis 7 T Ilk
Gilner Richardson slreyeport Mrs Lyons, Clinton
Ayers a Fox, Miss; Shelby, Greenvile; Murphy
lns, y, Neral Deer Creek Lee TUCKER Y M9oTe
Ouachta Donohue, Terrebonne Davidson, Mobile;
Z Lyons Texas: B Hson, Cain l. Hanks, NJ Gov
ingon, cleSpi Liberty Vim Morrison, Green, Bayou
Bo.uf.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. John Sigur lady and seryt, Z l.
Sgl Ibervile La Qmrles, 0; DIR Proctor and lady, Mis-
Gaines, Columbia, Ark; Mrs Darg Newport Ii pr J
ton Del: DR. Mcintyre Philadelphia Parker. Geo "
Turner Briggs, New York Jn9 Baldwin and lady Miss
Marshall Miss Pyes and serv Geo; DIR. Day, atoT
Rouge; Lieut. NIcNaly & A; Charles Wegd Bayou Sara
Richard Power Ark; J G Osgood and lady, Coast; Parker
Campbell and family, Iafourchc.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYOU sAEA-steamcr Laurel Hill q bales cqtton By5ne
o oaRsy ssfn nsz9s Mes1o
Bashannon Carroll $50 WaEd SdundeEs n nn
Sss witt Ts. Sf R,e~s To-
gH hIss s1If Nse125 d. 70 Roman a.
Egaaw75 bbls moasses Petsrin Allen &eoI25 hhds
e1ge s eG Dc DOS Do %
GREEN C1mp do Degeos, Dnye &cols hds do
er@lo DO to oder-sunres orderotal 299 hds 10
bbls do E25 do molasses
pkgs mdse Geddes-I bales Adams &co-Toal I'll
bales cotton.
-four Perkins &co hhs tobacco 1856 sucks g bDs pork
ss
j Do s sopn Rees Sco I'F bb a snderso
IS IS %ns. assH M'eS
ley hds tobacco s bbls -four 81 ties lard 29 sacks
do Isl Els fG
o aa
wheat Brady &co doz chains Flint JoneS-l7 hds
j9n 5sy Wo so " head cattle
to ordcr-Total 81 bales cotton 49, hhds tobacco
NISNpEIS-sea1ner John Smonls-i16 bales cotton NJ D
Davis jenkins &co-lS Cummings, Stewart &coi7 Feowes
oven 5SS SSS%$! fs
WA E sa NfK1e qE a"asrs56 Peas o
Miles, Adams &co& Payne IIarrson22 Moon Titus Eco
Stevenson sco Wright Davenport &co6 Bradley Wilson
cu-assored produce various consgneesfotal $50 bales
cotton. ...-... 49,. -,
sIREvEPoRT-steam H N Wreh-22i bales cotton vii
son. Ponroy &co-lT Wright, Davenport &co6S do Hugely
81 RS Sso Sure e &co5 Estn ScoN Robson
Is osy &so da
Within uls-6 May, vantook &co-6 Bauder Me- enn Il
IL ards sonsnass n osSaes Cotton
LAFoURCIIE Carrisr-s bids sngar 95 bbs Nc
nSs g bis 80 m SSas iOsy Do
hhs sugar NJ Turnhuma 40 S &Go o - ne pei
sdo faForest SDesmae-ndries to oTeTota % h'dS sugar
2sj bbls molasses 81 hi do II ties do Is baes moss
ANTE RIvER-Stenn,er Gatherings bale cotton John
Vignaud5 % cords wood and sundres TO order
Total 80 bales cotton hds sugar 81 bhs moiasses b..
Oakley Iiawkmss5 Branler McKen &co-62 9 Nelson
EcoE56 Campbell strong-l3 blanche &co,i4 May Van
K Ripey Blair &col2 Henderson, Terry co8 b Beldng
oo1 A"s ISL BG HoPP Gayle &ee
Ward Sanders &unt5 hidesl bale pelsries Robson, Den
| Lewis Snarp &co--tota, 77S4 bales cotton.
TALLAHATCHEE Steamer Yazoo Bele-lSo Watt Noble
G% 5ew RS Sse@s e ra'5n no &sf Sso a.
Buchanan Carroll &eosS Wght DaysnP1rt s &eoS sd payee
Ha idss 4 MnGhee fydeas Co.'S Nelson cos
i;amnbe Strongly Miles Adams-l3 Bradley, Wilson &ce
A a5Msy f Sco 81
cotton. . :
WATERLOO seamer New Ia9na-is L ;a 81;
SeI4 PAYNE arrson-S beds, 2bbs 50 molnsses
Blancb Go hhds ~ b6ls su 4 Mna ,g
Hmnd il Landry-25 Roman &Ranney-25 Augustin Thbau
G6 bbls moass Rine-to9i 81 bales cotton54 hid
sogar 235 bbs molasses liz. -..y -
| CAROLINA LANDING-Stearner Southern Belle-50 bale
cotton Ward, Saunders Hunts Nugent Eco- Ab.
enson ScoCammack squires L west4 Mandevie
henny2 Cuddy, Brown &co-lS Geo ConnolyIl heyoneii
Mills &co-l6 Pitcher Goodrich &co-6 spr"uh &eoAa
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MARKET REPORT.

MARKET REPORT. =
CoRN EXCHANGE London December 81 1855.
We have had week of mild damp weather. which affects the
condition of the English Wheat most Gnfavorably.
The quite of holiday character the past week.
and all articles have been most Insignificant.
wind has brought in rather heavy supplies of
Wheat and Flour United States nearly vessel at
sea having in.
The arrivals of the week have been as follows:
a16S3 ars Wheat ISL qrs. Beans
20,6S3 qrs. Barley r- Z qrs. Peas "a. -
l5SJ ors Oats SO SIS barrels and 1894 sacks Flour
At todays market there attendance hut general
ndpostion to the last day of the
infested.
Wheat.-Englisli-Supply small sale slow. Best samples
brought late rates, inferior were Is to Is lower
WhcutForeign was firmly, except American which
Is 2s per Or lower.
Flour-Very dull Norfolk sold American Is to Is
Townnade reduced IS suck
(as--Very slow, and the turn lower.
Barley-Du and Is per Or lower ~
Floating Cargoes-The Greeks arrived cargoe y,
and little buyers views present, that
very little has been done.
- We remain your obcdien servants,
- BARDGETT & PICARD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

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