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bcrs from the North addressed the
BODY and also u member from the
South. &uring this time, the feeling
was intense. Mr. BotcIcr Of Virgin
ia, spoke earnestly and recIingIy upon
the issue that he conceived had been
made between the North and the
IS1uth, in the vote just taken, and an
poumccd the certain separation OF the
two sections. lie dcpIorcd the condi-
ton of things, but said there was no
ALTERNATIVE but that Of a division upon
this question, if the Northern members
would not yield to let the question
rest as fixed by the National Platform
Of 1855.
lie mcycl an adjournment Of sine
die.
This was responded to by u number
Of Southern delegates, and a strong
feeling Of separation upon the issue
was manifest. The motion, however,
was withdrawn by him upon request,
and u number Of suggestions from va
Mous quarters, and some half dozen
speeches and appeals for eonciliation
and unity Of sentiment and action
were made.
Gov. Call obtaining the floor for the
purpose, as he said, Of making q mo-
ton. addressed the convention.
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An old lady of our acqnalllIa"i
SAYS that her idea of a great Illan -
.one who is careful of his clothes q: n
don't drink spirits, can read the D,t
without spelling the words, and y
cod dinner on wash day, to save "
women folks the trouble OF cooA'";
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National American Council,
On the 2Oth, President bartlett


On the 2Oth, President BAETLETT
appeared and took his seat as prcSid-
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o''iI'" 4, pc Instruct l 'l',' 'S ~! ~
'VIS '''n Su'J'o' VI slavery, we '' rh
~ 'le PrI''c''icS ana Pt"EI>'"'lS s., % 'Ilo
'"4S ), o' ''1o G ;: '. .l;
i''I9 notI ll'o'c ''''' Claiming "o'ii'''S
The latter clause was accented by
the mover upon the motion Of a mem
Der (Ntr. EIy.} to add it as an amend
menu ana we 'n'Ir'oro Si'' IL o'''-'o'
The subject of admitting u2on the
floor the members Of the Nominating
Convention, which will commence its
session on Friday. was intcrposcd,
and finally agreed to, as well also to
admit the reporters of the pubic press.
and gentlemen who adhered to the
State Council, Of which Mr.. llmtsich-
rr was President.
Mr.. Brewster then took the floor on
the consideration OF his resolution. and
spoke earnestly, at length, upon the
necessity OF settling the Disagree
mcntsand diHicu!tics that have arisen
ont ortAa I2'h. section ofthc National
p,a,,orm-v1icn he believed could
he dome !y1ac adoDtjon Of his ya,olu-
tinn. Irn deprrcafrd dr,av. md an
praIpI tothr Convention to act uyomnl-
",
Mr. Underwood. from Kentucky,
SUGGESTED that. before acting upon the
a1c,tiop before the House, the mode
of taking the sense Of the BODY should
be settled upon. and Droposcd that the
vote Of each State shoald be taken
and counted equal to MISREPRESENTATION
in fine Federal Lruislaturr,
Mr. Brewster was nor di&noscd TO
weld the consideration Of his rcsolu-
tiou and warmly urged t,at il should
he acted rpon at once,
4 motion was then made 70 susDcrd
fine consideration Of the resolution be-
fore fine Council, for the purpose Of Ia
kline action uDan . resolution offered
Inv = Deliberate from New York. which
was in occord,ncc with the succession
Of Mr. Underwood. to fix the ratio Of
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vote requiring the previous question:
lie was opposed to it, as it would re
open the whole debate, that the pre-
vious question was designed to cut of
lie then proceeded TO denounce the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromises
| but disavowcd extreme Free Soil sen
timents. lie appealed to the South To
act withmagnanimity, and not attempt
to justify a repeal Of ~ solemn compro'
mise, and then say We desire no furth
er agitation OF the matter. 1t was
like man who should strike you q
blow, and retiring say, Il desire nc
furtheragitation Of this matter Gap
plause)
He was for compromise and that
spirit Of compromise would be served
by entirely ignoring this yexed cues
ton Of slavery.
The Speaker referred to the near APP,
proach orthe birth day ofWashington-
when the American party was to meet
together and nominate man, but not
one ofscctional principles. He would
assure the South that the 18th section
must be got rid Of.
He was willing to accept a com
promise, bet the section must be got
rid of; he was willing to accept the
Washington Platform, for if there was
anything in it, it was so covered with
vcrbiagc that q President would be
elected before the people would find
out what it was all about. (Tumult-
nous laughtcD.
Three Southern States had been car
ricd on the 18th section; repeal it, and
we will give you the entire North
AppIausc). lie appealed to the
Council to take Off this trammcl, that
the @rct North and North West may
march to triumph. DO this and place
on the ticket a good Southern man,
and most Of the Southern States will
be carried with Or without the 18th
section.
TIE PREVIOUS QUESTION.
A call was made for the previous
question on the vote to reconsider
Carried.
Ga motion to reconsider the ayes
and nays were called.
The result was as follows: yeas 81,
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rerHe8nl OF passage apply 70
EDW'U X. COLLlkS Is Wall .trcct, N, Y,
BROWN. SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
61EP EN- KENNARD 90, n Austin Fraiys London
B. G. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships vim be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry, precious METALS
ss bills 0f ladDg are signed therefor and e value thereof
Shippers please take notice. that the hps Of this cannot
carry any goods contrsband Of war.
Az eters must through the post Office; any other win
be returned
for r6 win be saturday commencing Jsa and alter
nate Saturdays and from Liverpool Wednesday commencing
Jan. q, and every alternate Wednesday.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

A MEDICINE HAS BEEN DIsCovERPD-DR.H AI0Hr
After lonx series q scientific cxperens iAs ~aae ne
proved itself for AL kinds q colds coaShs bru
ehs asthma consumption. II soens and oosens an Oh
stnAte ucdcns Of the throat Iungs Ii odects
truly wonderful snatching hundreds Il num the
grave Once 106 Bowery -. i-f3
NEW Yoax jan a 1856
DR.. Haght:Dear sirThe bottle Of cough syrup pur-
chased Of you for cold cough uu0 10 be VERY
bsnehe,ai In fact cured me As BY msse. xa,y b.
commend all those afflicted try II assuring them q a0st in
slant and permanent rebel Yours, truly.
WV A. BAssETT, ia Bowcyy, n. Y.
Or. HaghtDear str-Havna used your uienal vegetable
compound for cough and pain the with
bic medicine 70 those similarly afflicted Yours, 40,
WIN. BRowr, corner Of Futon ondW ssk streets.
DR. Haght:-Desr Sir HAVING suffered FROM 9sressng
cough and having tried remedies without obtaining
nef induced by friend try bosef y,nr vegetable
compound and 70 surprise was Immediately relieved
and cured In few days Hoping this meet NE eyes Of
those similarly afflicted, remain yours Respectfully,
8. r. SMITH, 81 Stanton street,
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DR; LARMoNIs PARIS AEo LoED9N nDICA
Is eoolsa asMs.; eioiE b. shows 1s supslsasy q IS
ous debility local and general from excess md nssscu Ia
youth &C. Once AZ ssa,: !, e ana sssr q ns;Ss
IArmcns he Afflicted sss Eis Unis, ssaSss r.
tuns. National DsnoG St Day Book, &C. i 4 - = :.
DR.wABD's UNToRTUNArE's FRIEND, AND orRpa
~ unrvrlsd remedies The cure o. certain dssassa
Who voaM obtain permanent and speedy cure sHoud csms
Immediately 70 ma ave hundreds monthly. Onss q
Ss medical rendered Ny uniSsinasss's ;sad cure
alwaysn week. oen in TIVE days. ahshl eAssa cssaana
in WE'VE hour onics Canal street. door sat q %
ErFIcAoroUs 0URE yoR coREs. guvloss oAI..
OK he feet BY new and peculiar msahod wxhes suns e
ss:s sss Gst 1 20 3: ~. D. s,vo 81 :.
Conduit. street Regent street IonSon s.rsssn QegcaS
having been specially invited o New iosf % sslsnd ssd
sa s - ~ 5
O'Clock -
From his Imperial Ms,essy NaPolsa III. hApsr~ =
,s ssss que y Law si: s: sss
yG% N, n s s, =. p,ssss Dnss q s,s.A
Casyz.. 81 81 james squsrs LnnAoo
LEVI Re M: s1s .s =; d n;s. n. ". .:r
'o" Robert re- ss.. S,e 4 r.sl ss.
Mr. Law has most skiIfu h. extracted two Nrns fom NJ
e'' without giving me the 'issss R Ps,n rasuor
No. souesn stree, MAY Fab. London, ssroh iSsa
ys.ss,e BY NJ si Sss s.s ss'.s; s.ny % !. -
"a sus s n r ssss s psaas .py % 'ss os q long
R Il assss 'S Ky sseT sss Nc ssS
rom ladies' Of Sc @ rank can BE- ssu IS srs yssS
F,B.-NOpio'sss'onai connection with any psssu.
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sHIPPING.

NOR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
BALTIC Capt Jos. j. CONS ock This steamship win
depart With the United States malls for Europe poevely on
Saturday March ID n II O'Clock, NJ from Der berth at The
foot OF tCanAl street
For freight or having unequAed accommodations
for elegance or comfort. apply
EDWARD K COLLINS, Sc Wall street.
passengers are requested 70 be board at II A. n
cannot carry any goods eontraband OF war. -
be returned.
The steamship win succeed the Baltic, and leave
on March e.
1he steamers Of this hne avoid the danger from the Ice,
Of August next
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EyOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANs.-THE UNITED Z
Il satsa nail steamship BLACK WARRIOR, }. W. smith
commander, Will commence receiving freight Thursday
Narch and sail for the above ports Monday March TO-
Up NJ precisely, from ner pier, No. North river, foot
LIVINGSTON, oRocHERoN 4 co., Agent
Once, No IL Park place.
Nouce.-Fo bulls Of lading signed after ship sapa
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slRIvArE OOKGULTATTOKS--DR. WATSON con.
ss hts Rraccs g one elass q dssass m which he has
!, allure The remedies Ad md % kerp the patent
X j. business oppose him 70 dstestoo whAe Ia
. II eAses tSe cure IN twenytouy hosx Dr. WatAou
iesirss state at many have bean dsDsyed By HE
,roSsses certain rAtans md been hured BY drugs,
p are respectfully invited 70 call In Ma ArM pAoo e
= 4 10 charge nr consultations
Years SURGEON b Ne kodk Hpspth suhdf Of "Ihs
and Cure" numerous pilates, 81. o. 90 wafkox
Sonrth door west OF BROADWAY.
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ATLANTIC, Oapk Wed PACIFfO OanA Hdrideo
BALTIC, Csp.. 6emssoci A6sIAfi6. CAPT
These sps have been bulk By contract expressy for gov
eminent service Every care hes been taken Ia their
n - Aso In he sn9nes 70 strength and speed and
ScOss, and Co sIa Pre- q passage from Ne. Yt % M
Of extra ME saseroons $SzS IRON Liverpool New York 50
and ~ guineas An experienced surgeon attached 10 eech
ship. No berth secured until paid for
PROPOAEN OH
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RD's PRACTICE, &c.--DR. O. D. HAMMOND,
a pupil with Ricord sof Paris and with the celebrated
a this city, Drs. OarnochAn and Mott. may be con.
nfden,iai'y at his conveniently located rooms bl6
" opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel. from TO l, and
6 daily Consultations en- FrAncaik
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MEDICAL.

DR RALPHB OFFICE HOURs-9 TO u A. NJ.
6to9P ~ Sundays excepted Gas Houston street. near
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'gyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
j Company intend railing their favorie steamshps-
CITY OF BALTIMOhE, 2S67 tons, Capt Robert L1eitch
CITY OF WAbHIsGYON, ASH iors, Capt VIM. Wyhe.
Gay o. MANChESTER, 2lO9 tons, Capt p. u Petra.
saioou W., Us and So, according 70 state rooms.
hniteo Lumber third passengers VIII be taken
rom Phi sdepna and liverpool and found In provisions
From Phiade pha. $50 From Liverpool. 80
Parties wishing 70 bring ont their friends can obtain cardiff
Of passage and drafts Liverpool In Of 81 starring
and upwards. Apply 10 JOHN G. DALE, Aren't,
Walnut street philadelphia
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KrRDs. BIRps.-A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED Ca
nares, muleys, bulhnches Rodnehes chaBncbes black
on ds hrushes larks backhesds siskns hnnes parrots
Prs eons &C. for sale by H. KEsTNER BROTHER 7S Full
cn street, and 1886 William street. between Frankfort and
Spface. j.. B.-Ca0es And bird sesd for sAla
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THE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the Subscribers under the and firm of p
Fay Co., dissolved by mutuacopsent The outstand
ing business VIII be seled BY either the undersigned
PATRICK Il. FAY.
LOGAN FAY.
The subscribers have formed partnership under the name
and firm Of Fay Brothers, for the purpose Of continuing the
ap manufacturing business heretofore transscted r a.
Fay &to. DAVID FAY.
: LOGAN FAY.
No. 81 NoNRoE STREET. NEW YoRK March l. 1856
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Lr0R CHARLESTON AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.. e. NAL LinsmIas new u ard splendid steamship
on Wednesday, March g. a.. O'clock precisely For
signed for passage at the Office Of poord Tesfon
2g Broadway Cabin passage, SIS The beautiful steamer
lanes Adgcr, g. g. Turner commander will succeed
isaye SATURDAY March The tsvorite steamer Oarona,
liver Florida connecting with the from New York
leaving Charleston every Tuesday ut O'clock Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

DIOR cALlFORNIA-GREAT REDUCTION OF FARES-
New York and California steamship Lne dlrec
Nioarsgua proprietor afy pounds Of easgsge
en cents per pound Day OF sailing changed 70 oh ana A.
shorter ,hsn Any cher route The SPLENDID double engine
Miner. will leave pier No Sorth river at O'Clock r N for
punta Arenas On Saturday March g.: connecting with
route. having bat twelve miles q lana transportation
hrst class carriages The pvopreprs
public that the polc troubles In Hcaragua have ceased
and not The slightest interruption ia the transit the
apply JAMES CROSS at the only ONCE OF The line Nos
Bowling Green Stamped letters taken At Ga cents each
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ITO LET OR rOE SALE, AT NEW ROOF LLB-TWO
three cottages convenient 70 ne depo suitable for gee
emen doing business In the city, Also large house,
taipng rooms near the depot su lie for board
ing house or boarding school Inquire Of H. f. PELTON op
posite The depot New Rochelle.
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HOUSE TO LEr-AT MOUNT VERNON, WEsTCHEs.
"A var county. and spendid house, opposite the
Eighth avenue and Second street. 1--WE minutes walk frsm New
add ten niutes walk Harlem RAILROAD deoot Hunts
Bridge trains stopping daily each way To let low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

. A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-THE BEAUrI.
~ iui clipper ssip KATHAY win DO despatched for
IN drst cabin apply board pier Is river or
6OODEvE, ARKElL ELLIOT, So Pearl street
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ITO LET AND FOR sALE-THREE FIRST GLASS
front houses also two and three story orcl
houses, with gas, water and all the modern improvements
aao beautiful cottage. with one acre Of land on Bergen hn
mortgage Apply TO JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, corner OF Grove
and Grand streets. Jersey CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

CTArEN IsLANn.-TO LET OR LIE ASE AN UNFUR.
~ nshed house, with all the roodern improvements,
tcnsve grounds with walks lawns meadow flower
aud vegetable garden and variety of fruit
stables fine view of the bay aud surrounding
country and OF the ferry To teuant
rent 81 O00 also nnfurnhsd $780, Address
$40 Poet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

n BAKERY TO LET AT 292 SIXTH STREET, BE.
"a tween avenues ana 9, in first rate working Order TO
1her with store and apartments. VIII be let
Sogeer Apply DR. 0'RlELLY SO White street, or THO.
Mas FARRELL, 81 Elizabeth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

ITO LET-PART OF HOUSE l6 CHARLES STREET,
with modern improvements. Can be seen from IL 70 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

4 COUNTRY SEAT TO LEr-IN NEWrOwN, LONG
saDa about three miles from Houston and Grand street
hsly psisd inside and and contains fourteen roomx;
mere arm houee carriage house, barn and other build
sdcning the above house With ore acre o. ground car
hc house contains eight and has bean newly painted
tGede and out Possession OF the latter given Immediately
Apply @ GEORGE W. EDWARDS. No. Of and 205 Chrsie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

ITO LET-PART tCF TIE DWELLING HOUSE NO. 1913
Fulton street. near ST. Pauls church, opportunity
for those who wish geneel down residence Apply on
the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

ITO bEAsE-A HANDSOME RESI- DENCE ON BUENA
Ridge at Mott Haven situate upon high ground and COM
msndpg extensive view Of the surrounding connty
and from the city thirty minutes VIA Harlem Raroad
fare ls, communication $0 distances from City Hall miles, On
den lawn and tagged walks the house contains y rooms
cellar &c ossession immediately desired For further
particulars inquire of j. N. GROW, li3 Canal street Also
handsome cottage residence at upo1 high
and surrounded with large ems distance from depot
Sst Il three minutes, walk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

nc LET-ON lllTH STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
Fourth sysnne two well finished cottage egn rooms
viii be let furnished Inquire the prensea house nearest
Fourth aveuu P0ss sss0n gwen immediately.
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CTEAM POWEk.-TO LET AT III PRINCE STREET,
40 three light and convenient rooms and basement
x3 ee; Also three good each 2xi4 feet Inquire OK
r. Wilson, The premises Of f. b. Weston, $50 Broad
wa
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TENANTS REGISTER

o. BKOADWAY-LOFTS TO LET FOR TERN OF
III years The four lofts OF the large building C25xl5o
3 Broadway corner Of Leonard street having Is
bows N each lei and an both Apply 70
HOMER MORGAN, Pune street, Ne. 3 Metropolitan Bank
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COTTAGE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-A
~ two story cottage house. very pleasantly situated in Brook
hp about twenty minutes walk of Fulton ferry, and
block from rairosas Furniture nearly and win be
sOh how Possession given Immediately, required. Ad
Dress q. j. E., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

ITO LET-BoARD TAKEN Foa RENT-A PaYsI
cisn living rear the South ferry wsud e. h nSGse re-
good references and take the rent In board Apply a. Luz
Atlantic street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

nlLLIARDS.-TWO FINE ROOMS I'd LET, FOR Bill
I'D hards bowling shooting 1t b35 Broadway, adjoining
ne Prescott house. Their auaon Is perhaps the bOss New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

WHICH Cre,i! Soblisr distributes among many coa.
stitueats but in England such argument does not
apply In this country capital ut ali times readily OBJ
ssipabe for egi mao commercial Enterprises, and
projectors need additional stimulus. STU less il
there any necessity fer facilitating or encouraging
STOCK exchange speculation and We should
therefore lock upon the introduction OF the Gee
dit Mobisr principe - an unmi;aged evil, and
. prelude 10 second le45. II appeals 10 the
worst pssNons. to the tendency 70 gambling which sp
pears inherent In most men, and TO the lust o. gain with
out patient labor In France, the fatal results Of the
mania for speculation secret ths cAAmes 1t has
produced ere onenv srcken Of but the n.ess Of that
country has made no effort to arrest the proere Of As
disease. The government finds . useful ally body
whose great aim is to maintain high quotations At the
Bourse and furnish II were, evidence from those quo
ons OF political confidence and commercial prosperity
All cassss from the noble the steps Of the throne 30
the domestic servant interested in the movemcD Of
the Bourse. not investors but mainly specutors
and the influential class Of brokers, Legitimate and le
climate have interest In the existence of soosy
which s both directly and indirectly source o. wealth
TO them. We are unwilling to assign . mercsnAry mo-
tive the Of the Indifference Of the prsss OF
France but this universal speculation is undoubtedly I'D
vantaReous to portion of the pressthe evening jour-
nals espsciAy-which eagerly purchased for tho
cord OF the tansacons of the day, and for the rumo
ers TIE Atty OF whole population L. being sspped
in order that few may gain sudden fortunes vhs hun
drscs involved in hopeless ruin-and the French press
silent.
The quantity and value Of certain articles imported
into this port during the week ending and including Fri
day, April g. 1885, were follows
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NPECuAL aUTlCw0,

GAPE cop AssOCIATION Ian ADJ0UENEB Mux
~ lag OF tbs will DO held ct the Asr Aeuso
Monday evening The 2sth instant sight ococx Az asSs.
married tho Cape. invited 70 be preea by order q
the Committee. r. OROCKhR B0DfISH. Becrcts<y
Few YoRK, April n, 1856
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CAICKDAY April 70, 100
rour.--rhe market again quite dull and unsettled,
especially for Inferior sDd common grades The sales
embraced about OdO 600 bbls, Including inferior
and common to good State, al IS SO IS IS; and
extra do, at S. . So 25 other grades also
inactive. WLeat.-sAleA OF $3.50 bushels
iair Southern white At 81 75 Corn dun sales IS 900
90 000 bushels inclu5irg dstGLng lots, a. 5sc.
COG foapd Of all kires At toc 62hc with cargo
prime No. white At e2I, Rye-Sman sales Northern
at SOC Pork frmer: ssss coo bols mess A. S18 Bly,,
with 20 do. At SIS 30. Cotton firm. with fair sailed
vh.ksy-20o 800 tbls. prison at 283is., and &c.
asked