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This prcprietors Of this delightful retreat wsuld
most respectfully inform those who have heen wait.
houses, that there viii probably be- ID : fsv days,
three or four ready for their recsptiun which
are. In sIl respects, most pleasantly located.
Po"hArAS houss' RICHMOND, VA.
This piea'sntly sitpated aad popular Hotel having
been ls..sd By John w. FRENCH and DR.. J. AL.
BEET MAYO. Of Powhatan county, viii be opened
on mVNDAf, the 14th inst. for the accommodation
OF the travelling public and resident boarden.
There are several pleasant vacant rooms tor fai-
iis. and large number suitable for single gentlemen
Iii. the intention Of the Propnetors to keep first
class aoss and no pains will be spared upon their
with their patronage, pleasant and agreeable.
FRENCH MAYO.
jvlo-Im Prcprietors
NATIONAL HUTE l., Main street, stmun-
l ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER CO, Pro-
~ An Omnibus will always be In readiness at the
hatroad Depot. to take passengers 70 and from this
house free of chars~. nv S. Gun
o-x CAkKiAGE AND WAGON
RA&& FACTOhY.-The subscriber has opened
--his CARRIAGE and w AEON FAC
Tokf, on 18th street, between franklin and Grace
~ Light CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, sULKIEs,
&C., made to order; and all work made by him wal
rinted.
REPAIRING done promptly and reasonably.
" lS-0im THOMAS n FOWLEk-
4 sRAIts ALUM SPRINGS, Crals County
~ FA.-The propnebors Of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable
putaton in the counties surrounding Them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for tho convent
ence of invads in other sections.
For the present, the price 10 fixed at . rsss which
barely covers cost of barrelins and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question The fol.
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper, q leading and we'll
known physician in Botetourt county 10 selected from
many of equal respectability and force:
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called on by the propretors of the
"Crag Alum Springs" to express my opinion of it,
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have examin-
ed the analysis of the water (made by Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe it we'll adapted to cure dis
requiring tonic alternative action on the syu
tenn; and further that have known some re-
markabe effected by its in scrofulous sfes
tons aud diseases Of the digestive organs.
Samuel M. CARPER, MD.
The wster has been analysed BY Professor Booths
of Philadelphia, whs says
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality a.
the anaiy sis indicates will prove valuable aid to the
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain re-
gion of Virginia, about equi-dstant from many of the
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbalybiats
- ~ JAS. C. BoorHr.v
Erupttve diseasea, arrangement of the liver, dys
pepsis &c, have yielded to the power of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever it has been tried
This very valuable water il for sale in barrels at .
PURCELI, LADD & CO., Druggists,
no @-dtsf Agents for the Proprietor.
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LHOR SALE..-A valuable trnct Of Land Of
9Ss acres in Cumberland, for sale, at public auc-
ton, on 9th August. Particulars, see Weekly Dis.
patch or Semi W eekly Enquirer.
lie Solids STEPHEN e. ANDERSnN
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A CAKD..-The Coal business will be
continued by the subscriber in future for cs'h or ito
equivalent, at the old stand OF r: q "a nssr the
Psters'h rg Depot. ho. rlCAETT.
iy T. I'm
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BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
iel+-d5m Agents, Richmond.

w Flttcher's Hair Tonic 10 one of the
hlipest well most pre- partitions that ever
vas Invented for the Hair. It's soothing and pene-
'laule effects are wonderfully and perceptbly felt,
t''oinuch that the general exclamation it, Oh what
p7ntlt'ui article fletchers Hair Tonic Isl" and its
nenshts are unequalsd by suy other preparation. 1t
peecg 7radicates dandruf from the scalp; it speed
~ stops the hkir from falling off, it makes the
Ht SOL aud plant and the redest hair by the use of
s,te" bcttes, In changed to beautiful daik brown
RI Is theFe any preparation that 10 equal to
;aecusrs N dressing hair. One two applica-
week being sufficient to keep it in healthy
SOLD BY the principal Druggists in the city and
,.a,S, aud TOR sale, wholesale and retsil by the
oeisc'arer, JOHN B. JOHNSON,
V' 10Th st., between Main and Cary.
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MOTT CE..-The subscribers beg leave to
inform their friends AID the public generally
that they able to do any work in Fresc0 Painting,
in the style, and warrant to give satisfaction
Terms moderate. Orders may be left and recon-
mendations given, at Mr.. =. Y. LANDRUMS, corner
of Main and It'll street.
jy3-lme II. TEMMY l. BRO.
& ID. DENOON has for sale GOO Enamel
~ led Crates, Tenders and summer Pieces, en-
bracing Square Topped, Cir Gle and Eiepc Patterns
These CRATES are OF my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest pricss Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me.
chanics Institute awarded silver medal the highest
mems Of Crates and Tenders. Also for sale large
stock of Bells Brass Brick noulds &c. Apply at my
Bell and Bras, Foundry, No 225 Main street, be-
tween Sth and 9th, wes- side Richmond, Va
iY l0-3m
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AUG r1Or sALBs.


BY Alex Nsff, Anct.
CEnIES.-Willbe soId at suction. A. M store
eorn = Msin snd 18th streets. on THURSDAY next
tne Sst dsy OF July, large and general sssortmsnt
new and second hand Fur iture.
ALSO-A fms sssortmcut Drv Good. p..a..u.s.
Clothins. Shoes Hats, Bonnets. DC
az nhCCEkIEs.-w hiskey, Sugar, Coffee, Brandy,
ALso-lo bbls- Mullsts, good article.
Wo9 ALEX MOTT Anct
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DOWElATAN HOU1E,

HOTEL, Main street, stmun-
ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER 4 CO, Pro-
pneton.
u An Omnibus will always be In readiness at the
naroad Depot, to take passengers 70 and FROM this
house. free of charge nv s.. 6m
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" 4 Perfumed Breath...Whnt lady Oh
Gentleman would remain under the curse of disa.
sfeeabe breath when by using the Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers" q dentifrice would not only render
u sweet, bu: leave the teeth white aiabsster? p
Many peraons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject is delicate their friends will never
tlon 1t: Pour single drop of the Balm" Oh your
t2otH and wash the teeth night and morning.
MY cent bottle will last year.
4 BeGu'yW Complexion may be acquired by using
Tao Balm Of Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove
Tau Pnpes and freckles from the skin leaving it of
s"lt and Toseate hue. Wet q towel, pour two or
Three drops and wash the face night and morning.
hdr'sg .iade Eq'y-Wet your shaving brush
either or cold water pour on two or three drops
OF ,Bslln OF sTEoussnd Flowers" rub the beard well
ana VIII make beautiful soft lather, much facIta
His the operation Of shaving, Price only SO cents
drsgis.a
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
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A LARGE STOCK OF DRY CLOUDS
"A SELLING OFF AT COST-M w. ROSE,
No. 203 Broad street, Richmond, Va, with view to
changing his business, will sell from TINS Tune TO tne
10th dsy of August his large, varied aud beautiful
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST. The goods then remaining on hand, win
be closed out at public auction:
All persons desiring purchase Dry Goods Of
superior quality will here find Sufficient inducemsnt
ccmmodsIins. and wants to save much expense
possible by II not wholly, avoiding the auction. Be
wise cali and examine for yourselves.
n g. This tor. nov occapied by viii be for
rent after the let of September. Ii 10 excellent
location for dry goods store, for which purpose II
has been occupied BY me for upwards OF u years
my H-Sm NJ w. hOSE.
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL OMNIBUsSES,.
O-Twe Omnibusses, made by John Stevenson. n.
to THOS w. KEESEE,
iy2S No. 20 Pearl street.
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cHCES AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER.
- MR.. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
gentiemen's department; Mr.. JOHN kIMPEL, do
do. Ladies' do.
The subscriber having In his employment the above
named Cutters, who known to be equal to any IN
the State, respectfully to the public that
he il prepared to have made to order In the neafe.
style every DESCRIPTION of Ladies' and Gentlsmens
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
fa,q No. Is Pearl street
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rO-PAkTNEhSHIP have fhi, ia
- associated with in business C. M. PLEAS.
ANTS. The business viii hereafter be condnct al
under the firm of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR L co.
JULY !, I856-jyS VAN-LEW TAYLOR
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T lCORICE AND TONHA BEANS.--:32O
proved brands
Loco pounds first quality Tonka Beans. For sale
by DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.
iy 29-lw
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Democracy and hmeriCanism

It is well known that on the last vote lor
Speaker of The u. S. House of Rapressn.
tstiyrs, thst Hon. WILLIAM AIKEN, ol
S. c., received the votes Of The united
Democratic party. and also Of a Large
number ofthe Twelfth Section Americans.
his uhion WAS brought about in conss-
quenca Of the answer which Governor
AIKEN gave 10 certain interrogaories
proPounded TO him by Hon. llUMpHREy
mmARsHALL, Of Ky, the most able man
ber Of Tho Southern American party on
the floor of Congress. We quote the
following ques ion aud answer elected
By tho correspondence: .....
'4h. " ouId you object to such modi-
fcaIiJn oflhe naturalization laws as would
require cliE ne Of other countries TO re-.
main here before they become cilizens Of
this country, for decidedly longer term
than at present.
4 "Answer 4Ih. would mol obj jscl, but
would favor d material extension Of lhs
naturalization laws"
The Democratic party in the North
have for the last two years borne down
upon tho American party, because they
favored an extension of the nntra.izal0n
laws, and yet ws find them supporting
without break, a gentleman ior Speak
sr who Snsw cred the inquiry OF the Amer
lean members in way which was per.
feclly satisfactory. Ho would not OBJ.
ject, but would favor material exlgn.
sion OF the naturalization laws" The
truth is, tho leaders OF the Democratic
party care not cne fg for the foreign or
or nauralized ciIizonS, except so for as
they can use them Tor party purposes
Ifthe party could better be subseryed by
an act prohibiting men of foreign birth
from voting at ALL they would 20 for just
such law. Success and moi principle,
is their mollo.-CiH Ga=.
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Three Days Later from Europe.
A RRIVAL OF THE AFRICA
NO TIDINGs or THE PACIFIC.
RrcadstuF7s Eighcr--COttOn lower.
COnSoIs Of.

New YoRR, March g.
The steamer Africa, with odvices from Liver.
pool and London to Saturday, the 23d ultimo,
arrived at this port this morning.
The Rothchlds have taken The new British
loan at 80. 1t was supposed the Peace Confer.
ence would meet on the 23d ut. at Paris. Great
anxiety was felt as to the result, but it' was gen
orally supposed peace would be concluded as
France was very anxious for it,
There is nothing now as regards the Difficult
ties between England aud the United States, and
nothing appears in the London papers ,f i'm.
pOrtanco in regard to it, The Morning Adyor
tser says Mr. Dallas brings very stringent in
strnctons in reference to The matter.
Paris newspapers have been ordered 10 publish
nothing more as regards tho prospect of war or
peace while the Conference issitling
Letters from St. Petersburg and Warsaw, pub
Iishcd in the German papers, gho details of
preparations inprogress for the continuation of
the war and state that at no point has the for,
mer energy Of The military department abated.
A portion Of the English Baltic fleet had steam
uprOady for leaving Spithead, OH the evening of
the 22ud ult
The latest udyiccs from the Crimca bring no.
thing of interest.
At ConstantinopIe there was great commercial
confusion, and mnterial decline in prices Of all
kinds Of produce. There is nothing OF interest
from Fraucc Or other parts of Europe.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, March 8.
SENATE.--The Senate passed the Hous,
bill to pay Charles Basset for a Canal boa
lost on one Of the canals.
The bill to limit and regulate tho com.
pensaton Of county Offices passed. Ital-
lows $3, 500 each 10 the Sheriff and Treas
uror in Hamilton County; $4,000 for
Clerk, Auditor and Probate Judge In
counties having twenty-iour hundred
white male inhabitants over twcnty-one
years Of age these officers have $500 and
S25 additional for each two hundred white
male inhabitants over twonty-one years Of
ago. All officers are to keep accounts of
their receipts, and after dcducting their
salaries, pay tho balance into the county
treasury
The bill providing fer the scmi-annual
collection Of taxes passed.
A joint resolution to appointa commit
tee to examine whether an Adjourned scs
sion is necessary passed.
Several bills were ordered to be en-
crossed,
Mr.. Kirk introduced bill for the relief
VI the sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad Adjourned.
LoUsG.--Iho House spent the forenoon
n committee of the Whole and n largo
umbcr of bills were considered and re-
erred. Adjourned
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0A0gs90Z9 DAayDo

The LlQgoR Law Mr.. Hamilton s
bill in the State Senate, amending the
Liquor Law, embraces the following mod
Itlcations, as stated by Mr.. Harris of the
Cleveland Herald:
/. 1t dispenses with averment and proof
that the persons selling to a minor, or
drunkard, knew ut the time of sale that
tho buyer WAS . minor or drunkard.
Q. To keep place Of public resort
whore liquors are allowed to be drauk, is
tho same offence as selling them in place
Of public resort.
8. Allows Court to remit fine or i'm.
prisonment, or both, Of a person convict
ed of gc!ting drunk, if he will make full
disclosures under oath Of all places with
in his knowledge where Intoxicating liquors
are sold contrary to law.
H. The provision of the old law, cxcep-
ting wine, beer and cider, is left out.
5 Punishment for first offence is fine
only, for every subsequent offence same
as old law.
5, Transfers tho Jurisdiction to the
Common Pleas, and requires all prosecu-
tons to be begun by indictment.
7. Bill is drawn throughout with
view to relieve its provisions from ambigu-
ity and obscurity, and to prevent eva
sions.
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GEORGIA LECIsrATURE.-The lower
House of the Georgia Legislature has
passed by vote Of ninety-thrco 10 one,
the bill changing from biennial to annual
session, and limiting them to forty days,
unless pTo'ractcd by a vote Of two.thirds
of the Legislature.
It's thus that the idea Of biennial acs-
sons is being exploded in the States where
ii has been adopted. The truth has been
taught by experience, that the public in
tercst and the proper supervision of the
departments of the public service, deuond
at least annual supervision by the Lcgis-
lature. The wild and reckless course Of
State officials for two years past bu! con.
firms the opinion of the voters and tax
payers of Ohio, that return to annual
sessions is the true policy.
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No, l6. AN ACT
To amend an actentitlcd "An act TO establish
code of civil procedure" passed March II,
1853.
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio: That sections three
hundred and thirteen Of an act entitled "AA act
to establish code of civil procedure" passed
March II, 1858, be, and the same Is he eby so
amended as to read as follows;
SECTION cccxu No party shall be allowed
to testify by virtue Of the provisions Of section
three hundred and ten, where the adverse party
is the executor or administrator of deceased
person, where the facts to be proven transpred
before the death of such deceased person, except
to testify to the validity ofBcoks of accounto nos
more than eighteen months standing. The de-
position of a party shall not be used in his own
behalf unle;s the legal notice required in other
cases where depostlons are to be taken, shall also
specify that the deposition to lie taken is that of
the party; Provided, that ii the deposition of
party be taken in any pending suit, aud such
party shall die before the trial thereof it shall be
lawful for the opposite party to testify as to all
matters contained in said deposition if the same
be Offered in evidence.
SECTION ,, This net shall be applicable to all
civil actions orproceedings now pending and un-
decided which have been commenced since the
taking effect Of an act entitled can act to estal-
lish code Of civil procedure, passed March ;,
1853,
sEoTioN .. That the original sec ton, nun.
Der three hundred and thirteen, be, aud the samo
is hereby repealed,
SECTION 4, That nothing in section 3l3 shall
be construed SO as to prevent party testifying
where the adverse party is an administrator or
executor when the testimony Of person is ia
ken by deposition, or otherwise, who was part-
ncr OF the deceased at the time the subject matter
n controversy trdnspivcd, and was originally
Interested therein
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President Of the Senate plo tenn.
february %, 1856.
l hereby certify that the foregoing laws are cor.
cety copied from copies certified by the Secretary
{ State. JOHN STEPHENSON,
Auditor Of Jackson county.
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LIMESTONE FURNAcG.--By a notice in
another column We observe that Mr.. RI
LEY CoRS, Of this County, has purchased
the entire interest of Messrs F. Jones,
Thomas J. Jones and David Richards, in
ths Rhinestone Furnace, near Winchester
in this county. Mr. Corn, is a citizen of
This CoV0ty, and is we'll known by itsciri,
zens, As thorough business man, whose
talent will, without doubt, add greatly
10 the interest of this Company. The
Z" Limestone" is one of the best Furnaces
in the County, aud is manufacturing No
Iron.
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Change Of Opinion,

Tne fDIIoNing ros0Iuliors lho oriumol
drOG Of whirb ho, bcen ron,I abonI' ma
New IIamashire Sl.to Canjlol in The
haplNriling Of Gen. Pierce, were passed
unau.mouJy by the Jemocraric ,roi,.
glu,e that State in 1S47; &
RrsOlrel 6g the Senate ard House Of
Rcprescnidhrrs IN General AssemJiy
Conremd. That we regard ,ho institution
Of slavery t.. q morul. social and poljticsl
ey |, and a, such. we deeply rcgrel It's
existence, and ara willing 10 concur in
all reasonable and constitutional meas.
ures tina, NAV tend 10 It's removal
Res9lpcG. That .ilIcrril0ry which may
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i 4 W ) on 0 II | 0.
AUTHORITY
AN ACT

mo, G. AN ACT
Ioamend section 67 Of an ac! entitled ian act
supplementary 10 the act defining the juris.
diclion aud regulating the practice Of pIVbulJ
courts, )" passed May /, 1854.
SECTION /, BE it enacted by the General As.
sem6ly of the State Of Ohio; That section 67 of
an act entitled "an act supplementary to the act
defining the Jurisdiction and regulating the prac-
tics Of probate courts" passed May !, 1854, be
30 anieuded as to read rs follows: Section CT .
That appeals may be taken from any ORDER de-
cision or decreo Of the probate court, in settling
the accounts Of an executor, administrator or
guardian, in proceedings for the 1ae of real es.
tate for the payment Of debts, or in proceedings
for the eSeCntion and completion If real con.
tracts, by any person against whom such order,
decision or decree shall be made, or who may bv
effected thereby, TO the court Of common pleas o.
the proper county, and the canse so appealed
shall be tpied, heard and decided in the court OF
common pleas, in the same manner as though
the said court Of common pleas had original H.
ri'diction thereof, This act t5opply to all cases
now pending, and to take effect from and uiiery
lis passage.
SECTION 2, That said section 67 Of said net,
supplementary to the act defining the jutisdict On
and regulating The practice Of probate courts,
passed May }, 1854, be, and the same is hereby
repealed.
II. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the HOuss of Representatives.
THOMAS II, FORD,
President Of the Senate,
=
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THE WORLD WE LIVE MS rough
world, an awkward world to get through
but it might be worse. 1t might be bet
ter, if every one would try i'll earnest to
make itso Was walking some time ago
with countryman, whom | observed,
every now and then, to kick aside any
particularly large or jagged stone that lay
loose upon the horse track q don't
like to see a stone like that in the road"
said he, "and not move it. 1t might trip
up a horse and break a riders neck, and
It's very little trouble to kick it aside"
Oh, that all passcrs through the world
would but act on the same plan
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EXPENSE OF RETURNING A SLAVE. - " c
have received from reliable source, the
following facts: During the late slave
case trials in this city, four hundred per.
sons were sworn in as special or deputy
MarshOlls, to each of which certificate
has been issued for twenty.eight days
service, at two dollars a day, which
makes in the aggregate, twenty-five thou.
sand and four hundred dollars. Wehaye
further learned that these certificates Of
service have been purchased at sixteen
dollars discount! on each, which gives the
snug sum of six thousand four hundred
dollars, which goes into somebody's
pocket. These statements are made on
good authority. What says the Enquirer
In regard to them?-Cin. Gag.
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ARennisitinn.

We understand that Governor CHASE
has made a r'qaisii n uPoE Governor
MoREHEAD, OF Kentucky. for The return
Of the slave woman who killed one OF her
children in this city, aad who BY the de-
cree OF Judge LgAyiTr, he's been return.
ed t. slavery.
TIE messenger in whose hcnls tho
requ'ilion has Lsen placed ia Joseph
Cooper, ESQ.,, Of Hamilton county. lie
leaves this morning Tor FrarhIort.-Cia.
GGz.
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EXPRESS CARsleN-lhs Express Carrier be.
tween Cncinuati and Portsmouth,, upon the NJ
4 c., and the S. 4 H.VR Road, will be Happy
to deliver daily papers from Cincinnati, ut our
Depot, free of carriage, provided the publishers
will deliver them at the Express oflice in that
city This locks something ike accommola.
ton.
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PLows-Our frienj Mr. Atkinson at the
Foundry Stove Store, says that establishment
is PlOughing itself through in fine style, as they
have engaged Mr.. J Birrly TO manufacture Il
most superb lot Of Plows for that establishment,
which arc going OIL very fast, Our friends in the
country wishing . good article of Flows, should
call and examine them.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March Q.

Flour--Thrro was a fair demand to.
day, but prices were easier. Sales Of
500 bbIs at 5000 Received during
tho last twenty fcur hours 1911 bbls.
Prori,ions--Hhe market was very
quietto day, and the only sales heard Of
WIRE 31I LbIs prime Lard, at 90, and
25 hhds bacon shoulders, at 6lc, pkd.
Nlolessos--Tno market is steady, with
a fair demand. Sales OF 2Ol bbs at iOc.
from The lundiOg, From store, 4lU42c.
are The current rates. in the regular woy.