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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-08

, horde, | am satisfied that you are not Wiling Inu'
mocratic ticket j: more available against this iaction
than the American ticket, you must either vote that
ticket, or else indirectly al i'll giving sscsntah'y IL
Black RcpubiicanisIn, AMI in the huihHIa'.on ~
degradation of the South. Then LET VA Tor Hiic', 81
low.citizens. when We go to the ballot box tins : "l!'
leave our preiudices behind US, and vote tor buchah'
l Very rcsne",luIiw' ~ C. L. DAWSON.
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VIRGINIA sTArE AGRIcrLTrRAL socIETY.

The following table exhibits in alphabetical OrIe- the
names Of tbc counties and ,o~ns IN Virginia. entitled 10
separate representation In the Farmers A,s"nIr!y: the
"vm!ni-siOncrs Of Election for each. lie Number ii dole.
.arcs 10 which each il entitled, AMI the Cur, days OF :!e
rnoa,h on WHEN election, will oe hell n. tao Court Houses
OF suil connie, and rnwH- respectively. ltnl-o shows m"
cJunilc. nnl towns wach ARC but elementary parts Of Gs.
:rIc;5, classified numerically. wIh names OF @n;NnissiDH.
rrs ana tho COurt days on which elections NE 10 be con.
ta:r"i ia "1cn county and town composing. such district,
Goun'i"s aud No. OF COurt Dnys on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-08

We have already Noticed with sincere commenda'
lion the three handsome octave volumes of lrving's
Life of Washington. We are happy to see that e.
2. Putnam & Co. are issuing the came great work IN
i. duodecirno form, which, while containing exactly
the same matter, will 10 cheap enough for limited
purses. The FIRST volume Of this edition ne have re-
,eiyed from Mr.. A. Morris on Main street.
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from tho Washington Union aug. Il
A GARD

Mpssrs. Ridsway snd Pryor Of Richmond, firgi.
al, M, and exchanged shots without ~, ct. We,
the undersigned, who arrived on the groIn'i alter the
fire, then In,rrpased, a"d az our request me chalIrist
withdrawn. Ii appearing 70 uar satisfaction thai
the ar,,y!. Of Nj. Pryor, which was i:e occasion OF
The challenge. WAS written under the belief iiat there
was = studied purpose on the part of Mr. Ridsw"y to
insult; hiu and provoke a quarrel. Ne rec"'n"ead tnaS
Mr. R.dgway discIoiu such deliberate purpose, ana
that earh and every Article which, MaT reSa'Ecu 60
either by Mr.. Pryor or Mr.. Rid2way ~ simW.
and frankly wi:hhra~n; aud wa trust 'ha'
hereafter those relations Of kindness Will sSos'st oe'
tween them which become gentlemen who have 50
well approved their courag. aud honor.
p. $. BROOKS.
Ii. A. EDMUNDSON,
JOHN 5. CAShlE.
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FOREIGy

The London Inns Of July 10Th states thHt Mt
DALLA. /. empowered 10 propose tn ile DF't.''l w.
eminent the establishment of San Juan a. a Tree pr
under Nicaraguan sovereignty, reserving To the ne
public Of Costa Ricn the right of traffic throughit eho
such portions OF the river San Juan as may Dc nee',
gary; the Mosquito Indians 10 he concentrated III .
definite territory. which shall leave clear The mouth u
the river San Juan and the town, but their rights u
bs guaranteed and an annuity for a term pad TO the'i
chiefs the Bay Islands to be restored to the State "
lIonduras,ib Belize to remain a British O possession
with the sune territorial limits az III 1850. The lines
goes on to cay:
by This arrangement we merge our separate pro
tectorate OF the Mosquito, into wha: may be called q
general American protectorate, and we give up the
Bay Islands, to which a desultury occupation had
yiven us al uncertain and still questioned claim. IN
The other hand, We avoid urging The United States TO
abrorate the treaty Of 1850, which would expose this
Part ut The world to many evils which the treaty, III
conclusive rs il, may appear, has dlssipated. We iuny
establish the neutrality Ot Central America, ana raise
a moral prohibition against any future hllbustering or
annexation.
THAT We lose ANYTHING material by such all ar.
range:nent 10 one can believe; but still the arrange
meut should be ciaaiiJ understood to DO a cotnpfo'
mise, in which this country does not give up lis con-
struction OF the treaty, but only makes concessions
corresponding TO those of the American government
in abHud ming its own extreme views.
"A liltn point in the proposal Of Mr.. Dallas IS that
the Central American States shall make grants siini-
lar to that promised by Honduras respecting. any nc
tuGl or prospective plan for n communication between
the two OCEANS. IL the consent Of these RepuoHcs
can be obtained 10 such III arrangement, II Wi! no
doubt be- a great advantage TO the cause OF civhlzn.
ton, and cause Us less to regret the temporary dI1er-
encrs which shall end IN such a result"
The members OF the British Cabinet had their an.
nual dinner at Greenwich on the l9ih July, and it was
thence Inferred Parliament would be closed OH the
26th. 1t ID said that the ceremony Of Propagation will
be performed by commission.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-08

W,,u,vnT, ~ me CNlTED STATES
rece;v.d ,'I tV>, aug. NH. Dallas ha. by hi. g..
England r. j, r4" u, 10 settle all ditHcL lies x ,.'
a rrleEsnre 10 third parties. a. coptsmm na,rs, "!lh.g:
n,I,y : %GTsPatch OF May last. TIL. sittsi"rtuim NJ.
undoubtedly be satisfactorily sjius,-d 'u'ses W
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CALIFORNIA AFFAIRS IN CONGRESS.

WAsHISGr oS, August 6.-Doculnents relative TO
the California disturbances are prepared for trans
.n;.sion To tho Senate, embracing Governor johnson =
application for the Presidents interference and aosis
rauce. Marcy's refusal, Cushing's legal opinion sup
porting Marcy's objections, together with Instructions
from Secretaries Davis and Dubbin to the army ana
navy Oh the Pacific.
The documents are expected 10 show Governor
JOHNSON. cOHnivaIce with the Vigilance Committee
duri.Ig the iirst week Of its existence, and his neglect
10 employ proper constitutional means T" suppress IN
.urrrciion before resorting 10 the Federal authority.
The rebellion had progressed eleven weeks before his
application To the President. The application i, now
r, fused because he tailed 10 summon the Legislature,
which WI. tho trsi duty dcvo!v!ns on him by the sct
Of Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-08

ST. Loire, Angus; o.-Pike county gives Polk fnr
Governor Hr! the whole Democratic State iickc. -
,uni. II gave the snine niaj"g;;y n the la-t GOVERNOR
section. Maroon county elects the entire American
ticket by from 2GU /" loo uGj. l; gave 2l6 whig maj
III -. tI.u.vIrve county gives Polk iJJ ma. over
Ewing. II gave 10 Ue;aoCl ATTIC nhj. in 81. Monroe
county il, reported 10 have given so mai. tor Ewing.
tn. America" csuIidaie t- Governor. IL gHve lD1
WAX n"i. ia -. Rails county give. EwIm:, Amer;
can, 2bn msi. Il gave II wh's ma. in 81. 81. Charlss
county givr. Benton ""G mi. nnd elects ! Whi- nnG
! Democratic Representative. J. gave lJJ Democrat
ic MINORITY ia 1852. Cole c"Tn'y-F"k beats Ewing
800 vr;r-, ant Brn'"n bua;s Polk - VOTES: IL gave
3g2 Democratic majority III -. Howard county l.
reported nj 2GD III majority for Polk. II give ~ Demo
cratic minority in -. Clinton county, reported
sives 10 majority Tor Polk. 1t gave , Democratic
majority in l7j2.
[Ths above returns are compared wItht!!e last Gov
errors vote in lsJl. when Price, Democrat, Carried
the State by l3,ijl mhiorIty.i
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MARRIED.
DIED

MARRIED. on Thursiny. 3lG July, $50, by the Rev r
Fora. Mr.. SEHTUN LIrSCONB and Mis- MARI ELIZA
BIfH, laughter OF T.. y. Carter. h! OF Union Hill
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NEW YORK, AUGUST 7.-FIopr :. r,,o,.,os ,
nn' lower. Wheat has declined three cents: ssI., ~ -
"c't"rn red at 81 523 20 81 20. Corn has de1iin, .
-h'-T a % cts. Stocks are dull; Viryini,'s gH,
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IOWA ELECTION.

Cu,c.Go. Au.u., 6.-Rrturn. from ten counties
give .95j msiurity for the Republican ticket. Da'
via, thu Republican candidate iur C"nstead III the So
coii district, !, lirgriy ahead.
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hALiiMOhE AcGCsr 7.-E.o!- la, dec,;,.s
sues az i!n| Enclosing AZ Inter rites, W..
:, .u"y = r"n,s lower. Corn: Sales Of yellow a, *
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ARK iSS,S r-t


p,r,. ,b. ,'Eh' aHS' "A dispatch gsceiyst bs-s
iorious in the J i.c'ian Ia Arhsasas have been vic.
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JOHN S. CASklE

We, the respective friends Of Mcssrs. Ridgway and
Pryor, accept the foregoing adjustment as honorable
aud Just 10 tho parties concerned.
J. N. GGGGIN,
CHAS. IRVING.
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DEMOCRATS OF CHESTERFIELD.

OF CHESTERFIELD.
You are requested 10 atteud ut your uext County
Court (Monday next for the purpose Of organising
for the approaching Presidential election.
ToTER,.
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kENICfi EIE crInH

MISSOURI ELECTION
500. "eJo''ty for Congress
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LOUISVILLE, August o.. is venerable oo,.
''at Tie safe has gone Tor the Democratic .;ct.,s
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w. VI u
Committee Of Correspondence.
For 20 EH71lrFT.
NJ IL GARNETT. uF ESSl:X.

Among the n!uuy gentlemen in IN: hist Congress
riunrl District who contributed largely " ;hr Demo
cratic triumph in the ever memorable contest ot lS32,
when the "Black Knight" Vas buried - deep amii
the Heterogeneous, mass Of evils that t!t hard % re-
surrect:oa cGn never reach him. more ]CCcepIei Z more
enviabl- position than this worthy an: dr-rrH"iiy
popular clIalIpion VI Democratic pita,:HI"-. Ardent,
ln;re pld and bold, Yet courteous aLd IigNliird almost
10 a iauit, ne s:""d UP along III. iiGe "i battle, NOD.
-si!y but nniiy vinLIcaiiug the great principles OF
The constitution IN laid down md prDrnu. gated by
that tribune and father Of the Drn"cr.cy-lh no
mas Jeti-rsur-whn Tow shines 81 brightly III the
galaxy 0f our national cGnstcliatiGn, Hnd wI"Ec name
he u :uc,in III alarm 10 the enemies OF freedom,
Tie Aurora of the Union shall Set 10 rise no more
The versStil" freshness at his miui an! tb" uHGis'
sui-cd simplicity al his department, combined wiit
rarr uraturIcal talents, seemed 10 give him al emil
n.nt fitness for the place assigned him by the mnG'
nanimnus Democracy Of the "Old Dominion
in his appearance-yet IN" compressed iip'
the eve of fire., and the high massive forehead, indI-
that the hours of his youth We're spent,
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csunins'. friend Of humanity 5sy;; ssrT ed s sSs needy ss fo ap Sc:
grinder) can ahosa y"r former peaceful occupations.
bine farm, r Sa,,Is for agricultural shows, and write a
T r",sI rt nsnd ds Son d o. /" pos'eriiy. There, far removed
book 10 n nn;ss mud strife of thc>busy, busting world
l l"ihs # opss ,trepi'umqus kon1eInyHu may
o'yoy r If hirds while the music of falling waters shall
.mi;btIy inl YOU to ambrosial rest" Aud when you
have slept your las, sleep, and arc gathered to yonr
fathers, We will write your epitaph, which, we pro-
mise you, shall be a quotation from your thvori'e lo-
'aee' vnurs &c. PETER PLYMLEY.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET. auG :

Luss in good order md good w~cigh;,, 81 50 to - 80
Common i|a.. 81 to $40, Medium. go h II; Good, 81 a
SIS 80, Prime shipping and .tHTnmin., sI3 50 = S6.
Fine manufacturing, SIS u S25.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-29

MJ~ Few are aware how frequently pub
fishers compelled insert their advertisements
statements which they can neither sanction or believe,
pleasant exception this dageeable necessity the
advertisements Of DIR. j. G. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
and PILLS. which will be found in our columns. We have
doing in wise lend ourselves to deceive Or misead the
strictly with abundant TO believe that his medicines
will do all they Promise md all that be reasonably
any medicine. His Cherry Pecoral is well known in
this community need commentator from and the
Pills credbly informed not inferior to his Pectoa
-fProvdepce (R. ~ Mirror
They are for sale by J. WRIGHT & Co. and nil city
druggists 5s nu20 2mdW&A
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he following is the comparative statement loas discounts
rgages and pledges which includes active movement and


a New York paper Of the 10Th inst has the following
marks in its money article: 10y.
The past week has been Of much activity all depart
of the dry goods trade Those who feared early
poatons during the past two three months, have
their appreensons realized The present season has differed
from the and other similar periods The nrge
OF domestic produce the and the high prices
all agricultural products for the past twelve months have ruled
high and especially cotton tobacco rice wheat corn flour
provisions Added to full prices the supplies exceeded those
all former To add values received the last
years supply fbeadst the supplies of wheat rye
of this years growth have reached market early sold
full prices The sales OF wheat alone for the week end
ing 18th inst amounted to about 500 900 bushels ranging from
81 s. 81 60 for red and 81 6 81 IS for while
and from 200 900 coo bushels of corn ranging from Csc
72c for sound mixed Flour also sold freely ranging
from S. 50 per barrel Rye brought per buse
export Cotton has continued firm, aud the LIST inst. the
smallest stock left in this country known for several years.
and not much third of what it the time
last year Of of 1856 900 bales-abou
900 have been sent TO Europe which, S45 bale amounted
prices Of breadsus until the present week, -four having
ceded the 18th inst about 4Uc soc barrel
about Sc buse and Sc to &C. while rye unchanged
From these data may be that the OF the peo
pie general way and nearly all sections of the country
have greatly augmened which, unless dsspated by
wild extravaganza and speculation greatly add their
of consumption. AT the beginning of fall trade
stocks in the interior much reduced and required repe
sness for the past week two Importers obbers domes
tic commission houses have all been well employed goods
sold have been generally at remunerave prices
styles Of both foreign and domestic goods have actually nd
several regular auction sales Of French and other staple foreign
goods this week. which, in the MAN, have drawn good compn
MES and brought satisfactory prices But extensive
poan special sales of French staple goods place
fined to the North and West The export trade piece
goods the past week has been light ~
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aoIy
nonneiiy Bezans &so-gF eo-G L i5olsss ssSa4
nsasg
s Y 5a aTa II EsRss
Iooa, Tjns SEQ
osE sa Hsgn aSas
syas& rtssT
gsESp 4 Carroll Hepfins i KerHen
3sssss'
BlsaseEa sesss4s = laH
EowssM BIsnsh "a Brown a Baiisfs-H
&seE Il u Ssnnss
sigsIa &C. ssa esss a
At coifat googs5 II ghira y cafssnE cas-
SsT
DmssS sTasaah ats
eo-Dobyns q I, BHcoasneaa--B 4
ffsa ilsf dsoJ
Ts1gsrSpg Ell sssa
q sssla seqslsrE
sssa1s Iea sss5aPa sss
5as Is1ss is4ass sSaas
Ha ks9 co. ssssss Z
Kss s.fas dslshss
Sso saas sIs 1esE
sIaTausss 90 G llsE
ssa isss afer
sissasa Sss sis.,a as s fYs so
d Il MoissesetA 1Iunfos aeo Us 6 asiens
oissr FL u
rSSaa sE
) Rssk Len siznns 4so-zi Psg5a
fs zsRsss ss kass
Eiaasa2
Stevens saass soM sisnonT
sssls ssa,sa ssss ssas &fs
Tarpfs-Sn s5 \ TE Fa1ss.
/ and order. igF$ 33888ss5 Sss8
assfs III
ais.eB nsasa
Bash Asoseo.ll to- grgssess
aekins stanto1 9ssee ss s
KsaRsts
5 a
1nss
HsndersoR aso istln Fsgsr Gso-R
s.Sssass Va RI hs L.
Glenn 1ssM seRgeod BUCK
Morgan
Terry See-a
Il zaTrieEs Nsiaa i eaneas See
fars assss
IN Mllss q s Bro
! MsssI1
s,ten ssas
I NsagIs-B Tsas5s 1ss
Pasas Steele Es9 a5o-
En-
aaiho 4so-h KeynoldaA Eobb snssdes 3eo-
soahnaya go s Sea Sea
JOAN Stroud &eo shaWay s &c
Tats &s9IassE Aaadsa SesJ Y Violes
ssxs MEghs Sse
and order $780, -
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

H Fs2s5 es sn ssgs s sas s seiSs
ward Saunders Hust-s7 D Kelly &eo19S Casql Prtehs
oadd Brown &coss Harding, Any &soso Wright Asa
Bogart, Foley Atery22 Oakley Hawkns-55t Payne +
broadve sass potatoes SsoS coils rope e
ST LOUIS Falls G boxes mse to Col DID D
9 ksgs 5at5ss s sq
Gbs rnPs Do lard Debona01l box M mds to
Ps RsF sSn bs to
appss AZ S5 ssb
DaSs Ses Pnsha do
TsFsE s'
ryP osy se aahss H sds
Ts9s Ms s, E ts
head cattle T. h9rses to to a
redeanvle arqte5ss sacks potatoes e.sks bacon
@ Ps '
s se apen WIN @ @ W
SIS Eso5 sd3 SEX s s
sacks bran III do corn Shaw ssqs bh flour our to Hewitt
RECEIPTS SATURDAY. ..s,
s nTn. e ass esSo a
FeiloWes &co@e Payne Harrson-I6 II Dosson scos
5sEa' sSs @ntt $ess Ess5s Rass$l
VIZ ovsrs 4nasrson Mstes6 t.
HsSesi:5'f SsPs s$sS SCI
,ss R 3snss Dr.; M1EsR ksh
dries TO order-Total, s41 bales cotton. 96Es {5
Is s s s s &c to
bbs alcohol s d iard q! vFeden5sFF9 deo
5
msss ssss as Hgf1e ss &ees
BRoa $ s casks nso S.s sS OGassS
samnsrs bxs los 6bis apples to oBisnl525 srcks
EsaM Ses s G0n Cows eut % Ss S 6e
cotton. q hhds tobacco.
" sacks corn GIVEN
doLevE snmmerss0o boxes cheese to L Doson Son
.oSasso 9sanan Gcos 5ss c95sen Hughes Hyistst
&eo6 do Nalle Summers &coroa 50 bales cotton "a hid
5 mas t.
pkgs liquor ii Seaman &co-200 bbls Keep, Bard
d SS a Ss see sss
potatoes Armandlot stoves Green-26 bbs apples
1sp &ssat @ hsp s ss a 3 R M
Pre- pork sy ~ nses to paaPis %
yrne Vance &cosundres to orderfotal 2 bales cotton
naI Swsre boxes ss aasssy
CO. els bx nldse tseddesI Mller-S Dbl
bladen waterF Smith, do W jackson &coand sundres
order. 775s.
RAILROADS.. sst s@4.g
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERr
RAILROAD-2o bales Troscair & Hayde-sundries
Byrne, Vance &oc-Beebe &co-Cook FRIlot-and ordeA
AgierS--3l hhds sugar G HeweSand sIndries order.
4 - g FLATBoATs.
Boa-3o hhes bacon 800 kgs lar
% hb lard oil 100 do whisky 100 boxes candles JOSEF
Lands &co. t.,r, XXI.
CONSIGNEES.
NEW YORK VIA HAYANA-Steamstp Empire CITY,
Adams-Anderson i Metcalf-CT Buddecke Sco-Geofs
ConnolyBucha,nen, Carroll &eo Buckner. Stanton New
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The Of the Banks are very uniform The Southern
Bank extending its business the dscounn of paper and
is largely within lnenearly 200 per above the Con
siderable Of the dead weight long paper the Banks il
ing within 90 days. and brought into active movements The
Banks will all have full employment Exchange before long
There sales Of stocks to-day Exchange ag active
for Northern funds Some heavy sales Of sight on New
made at " discount and 90 days sight Bankers drafts
taken discount There were sales of Commercial
drafts 60 days per cent discounhe range
market being now Ia Sterling heavy yesterdays
raessl to 9 Francs ditto. Telegraph advces from New
York of Yesterdays date quote decline Sterling which will
also apply to Francs. SaFs4 %$!S
Condition Of the Banksof This The ending Saturday,
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eIyiplliilg sltt5eIlilIerlfs.
MONDAY Sept. 70, 1856.
GLEN RAD 8 ATuRItAY.

iE ". S1a - 5 tsasD "a 54 DfsDA4
steamship Daniel Wfbstert Churchill for New York,
a, W q TsEnDlstoH
sseankhp for Galveston and lnd
q, oiss ~ W. Harris Y s59fgan
sslEp VI tggW 1ofE 4 Goneh
z tss% 3'% q q 19fs Baxter Toyell Eco
ship WesIninser, RaInack, for New York q IfDlard
gGrk; n y hnbalL stanley fof aatanzaa y y Murison
SehE u iean hepl, tor nopiies M NeWton &co
zones Ssaai i9 tampa SsY Eaah eco
SchI Kea Fox shita tor Tampe2 Lesparre
re csoIdsnhov Ye4parrs
$53 8 Jf853 5 $500. IA f3s9E5
sAfsfsiF WE'D. $@ 5ss5t5 3ss u 55$ssl
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES. -. The demand for Sugar
fair and prices FIRM of Moasses crop sold plnnta
ton, to be delivered III January next Acc d gallon in the
cistern.
FLOUR. There better demand Saturday with sales
of $500 bbls of which $50 ST. Louis and 1856 Illinois at Sc g.
and 1910 Superhne St. Louis at S6,621s p Dbl.
GRAIN. noticed sales of 100 to 1000 sacks Corn in
several lots mt G467c for Good Mixed and White OF Oats
200 sacks St. Louis taken Mt Csc q bshel Ba sales of
500 sacks in store 81 and III the evee 81 10 q s
Some considerable sales made in Wheat including 1900
sacks White at 81 S. Round lots of Red and White may he
quoted at 81 60 and Choice White at 81 55Sl 60 a bushc
HAY. Sales of 50 bales at S2S u ton. I'm
PROVISIONS Mess Pork retailing steadily S2S2l 80
p OF Bacon 10 casks Clear Sides in poor packages sold
at Sac Prime retailing at 9]1s(G9s5c q H.
STAR CANDLES. 100 boxes sold at price equal 10
2Gc, full weight
COFFEE Large sales amounting to nearly 5000 bags of
which entire cargo of Ass bags l0 800 lOc and 100
at lie p ID.
TAILOW.. 200 tierces brought l0c-an advance Of &c
The recent large sales have exhausted the stock in
first hands, and the asking 6@6lc for Prime.
BALE ROPE. 800 coils Handspun sold in two lots ut 10c
ID.
FREIGHTS. Very firm at I'D for Cotton Liverpool and
1c Hayre We understand however, that of Olsen
gagged ships now ask 7.16d for Liverpool,
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Briggs.


-m@@G-N CHARLEY BIGLIOEE,S OYSTER
QSAk 03SALOON.Formery Dick Nash's, 81 ST. Charles
SJAA5$ street--GH ARIET BIGEI0NE has the honor to
W. inform the public, that having leased the
Saloon prepared 10 accommodate those friends who may
wish give him a call, 5.iEE
CHOICE LIQUORS and The the Markets afford always
hand and will be served up in first rate style Lunch from
m5s-A well ventilated Restanrau ant mn stairs sells #
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NEW TORk-Steatnship Daniel Websterfn ballast. 4
bacco 70 bales cuttings 50 bbs Hour 2a9 pkgs ndse
NEW Y0RK-Ship Mountaineering bales cotton. $50 bags
cotton bbls -four 66 bbs whisky, IS do Al grease
LIrERPOOL-ship Hedelherg-2D0 bales and Is Inf bales
cotton, SS27 Ska wheat 1850 stavcs. n Al q 8 tlR &
GALVESTON AND 1NDIANOLA-s Steamship Perseverance
bbs -four 10 bbls whisky kegs butter 90 bxs soap IoO
SKIS wheat, "A cases mdse z+5*aEs u asEE ~
4 MATANzAS-Bark A Fl kimbaI700 SKIS salt, 60 ties aIlow
500 SKIS corn, lot Of machinery. $3 Y$ agstsS
BELIzEschr bbis -four, 40 bbls % half hbls
pork, llS4 pcs lumber. sF5 &E #F
BAYSchr Harrison Jones-465 bbls -four, 66 do
bread 40 pork 10 do lard oil 80 bales boxes soap 40
bbls whisky, II bbis moasses 40 SKIS 20 SKIS salt
TAMPICOSchr Red Fox5D0 bbs flonr hams II bxs
cheese IS kegs butter IS do crackers 8 bxs goldfish s. sheets
copper, lIO0O feet lumber, 81 pkgs mdse.
OBILE-Schr "A Veau-I42 bbs -four casks bacon, 100
bbls 25 hf bbls whisky, 651 SKIS @;1s5g a
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