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SENATE,

MI Weller read a lo,ter from Gen.
Walker, in which i, is asserted tha, tn,
British guard have inteyfered in he pres
en-, struggle between Costa R,c,ns and
Nicaragua. and have furnished The Costa
Rica..s whit arms. Governmeu: Costa.
Rica via Nicaragua. though she did no,
declare war sgains, her 5u, ngainst pow.
er 10 subverl The old government.
Mr. Weller IN abiding to ihe recen.
rio, a, Panama; said the best Of feelings
existed between thus eovernnent and tho
government OF New Grenada. snd he
had no doubt that ,he whnle power Of The
latter would be exer,ed to bring the of.
tenders TO justice. Mr.. Seward remark.
cd, hat several weeks agn. on his no.
lion OF q resolution. i. was adopted. call.
ing on The President for Information on
this subject. but as there had been no re-.
spouse The President had prohably good
reasons, in view Of the conflicting state
Of afairs, for declining TO hear the resolu.
lion. Mr. Weller replied that he was
not aware Of thai fact. else he would no.
havs offered this ow.ra n aea7ausT
Mr. Seward ihoupht it was better 10
let the subject res: . day or two as infor.
NATION concerning :, was daily received,
and il was impor,an n, tina, the President
should be lett fr Q to exercise his d,sers,
ton in this delicate matter
Mr. Douglas belize we'd that the q, and
B. ,reaty was being violated every day.
By Great Britain. and Ire though, some.
thing ough. to be- Goue abou, n. lie
thought The preseni government OF Mira.
ragua legitimate or as much sD as the 9th i.
er EXISTING government, Of Central Amer.
ica. rt58r lag sGgta
Ii was the firms and most Stable gov.
ernment there had been since The throw.
rg ID Of The Spanish yoke, ond so far
as he knew. j%ustire was more impar,iaily
atminists red. and The rights of men and
properly more sacrediy guarded md pro.
,sc,ed. under the exiting government,
Than under any previous one. nor wa. il
any objection 10 his MUD, llla, IN Amer.
lcan by birth was in command of The
NrcaragCan army, f2l'1l 7a* ..
Nicaragua has as much right to be.
como the ssylum Of emlgran,s from this
country as we have TO receive Eburopesn
emigrsn,s She had az much RICH, TO
nutlraiizs Gen Walker. and give him
military command. ne we. had Il do The
same by Gen Shields Farther, Mica.
ragua has as much right TO send On A.
merican by birth as minister 10 this couu.
Try. as we have 20 send d uAn of foreign
-. - - - 'HfHE+N4 -
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New ORLEAss. AnriI 20

N1" OnLEANss hpTu <Us
The steamer Grenada. from Havana
brings California news "a the 6lh Of An.
RI, received blythe AspinwaiI sseamerlst
he latter port. The news is unimport.
ant; mining affairs encouraging.
The passengers for the New York
s'esmes we're dssaineta IN consequence
OF tho road being tore up At the late
riot.
Col. Cotton had forwarded prolesI
TO the Governor Of Grenada. accusing
aim Of commning indisc riminate p,lises
and murder, and threatening 10 hold Inc
Gossrnmen. responsible Tor the msit.sa
The se'zure OF dispatches offering
English aid 10 The Costa Ricans 10 cor.
Timed. The offers purpor, 10 come
from lord Clarsodon. The documeut,
have nes0 forwarded 10 w s~shington.
Walkers posiioa was represented 70
Do prscarious.
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xxxIV-Congress FIRST Session.
WAsHrSoroH. May 1.
~

MIR Maxwell spoke on the southern
side Of the slavery question and Mr. Per
~ against tho extension Of slavery and
in favor Of the restoration Of the Nilsson.
ri restriction and in defence OF The Re.
publican party.
Mr. Qunna1 introduced a bill Il re-
peal certain sections of The NATURALIZATION
laws. referred to the judiciary Commi,
tee. Adjourned.
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BosroN, May 2.

DosToN, MayZ
A prize fight came of yesterday noon
near Msdford. between Ned Price, OF
London. and a mau named Colbert, frum
New York. for a purse OF $500. $50
rounds were fought. occupying 81 hours.
Both parties were savageiy beaten ana
blind, and their friends sepera,ec them
fearing . fasal ,ermina:iou il the 6yhrcou.
uuusd.
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OLIVER COCK.
Secretary Of b 4 N K e.

The Winehes,sr vlrginian says:-
The following 10 N sx.rsc, from The yer
DICT Of = eosouss's jsry. bearing date
May 5. on file in the ot6es Of the clsrk
IN that couuty: ms a,sA
We 6nd the deceased cams 10 his
des,h BY . visitation Of God, and 40, B,
The hsad Of violence. y ine33 az 4aaI
tWs also 6ed upon the bedy Z pocksi
book. coa.aining -. . check on Fistch
sr's Bank for 41250. and two horses. :
wagon, and some busfer esq., snafessh.
6s.'
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The d:sw Of the new Railroad Brids.
Al Root Island has been Destroyed by
d'e. Took from . ateamer which va,
Destroyed. aaEi Sc
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There has bean aooshss ers., battle il,
N'carassa IN which Walker vas yic,eri
enss seO costssR iesns and 30 Ansscsss
kiisd
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

Tho Nebraska Democrats q: Illinois
have nominated VIM a R,charA. q fos
Gov. anc R J Hamilton. for Lieu Gov
Donglass was endorsed.
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Ties. sbea4 $40 600 90
which are nov 10 The hand Of Lyman
Cook Trueies.
In the fall Of 1884 Z. the County Judge
Of Dss Moinss cauniy delivered TO the
Railroad Company eS7 600 al The bcuds
Of SAID county which Ne placed ia the
hsnds Of J " Fsrbes. Of Boston Msss..
a. collateral security for certain losns
then negotia,ed.
4 These bonds ara being released By
Messrs CLARK, Hsndrie 4 Co., and The
loan cou paid. tlsaae 4siaI
Attached hereto 10 . balsncs-shsel
(marked A. showing the condition Of the
Secss,ary's books ., this date.
All Of which 10 respectfully submit.
ted. H.
OLIVER COCK.
gaeasv.q Secrata,v 0f II a A Mr.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

The Enissasion from VERMONT 10 .hs
"'''.'hs pssssus year viii be aapescs.
dsntsd. a large share TO Iowa. Is &c
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The body Of . man. supposed TO hays
been murdered lAs. fall. VAS found near
Washington in this State on the 6rs, Inst.
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scatter ye Seeds.

Sc alter We seeds. and flowers will spring;
strew them at broadcast Ger hill aud glen;
Sow in your garden, and time will bring
Bright flowers, with seeds to scatter again.
Scatter We seeds-nor think them lost,
Though they fall amid leaves, and are buried
in earthj
Spring W II awaken them, though heedlessiy
tossed,
And TO beautiful 10 sers those seeds will give
d. D'r'n' ltfi 81 aEaa7gg 3aT
Scatter We seeds; tire not but toll, fA
lis the work Of lfe--stis the labor ct man!
IN the head, in the heart, and on the earth's own
aia soil, aa y
Sow. gather, and sow, through life's short
span.
Scatter We seeds, in the fields Of mind
= Seeds Of flowers. with the seeds OF gram;
In the spring and summer sweet gariands yen
. find, ana
And in autumn yell reap richfruits for your
= IA pain. ,Gh.sptas.a fr4t s1gef
Scatter We seeds in he garden of heart
Seeds Of affection, Of truth, and OF love;
Cultivate carefully each hidden part,
And thy flowers will be seen by angels above.
Scatter ye seeds-the seeds of hope,
Plant in your hosoms the tree of life
Then the flowers here budding in heaven shall
ope, sN ass &gztrfvg 81
And in, heaven will ripen the fruit OF strife.
Then scatter re seeds each passing year;
Sow amid inds and storms Of rain;
II re gives thee courage-faith cast out fear
Ged WI requite thee with infinite gain.
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f.. Eg. FsssN : Il es'r'E
y. W. NcrrEs,

.1I1QGNET2T Liz.
oTTrMwA, WApELLo Co.. iowa.
syXiILL practicein Wapello county, and at
Nv tend 10 any professional business, agen-
les. collections, entering lands, paving taxes,
&C.. entrusted TO him in adjoining counties in
outhegn Iowa.
Oct. l7th, 1850 a5-tf & 81
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sECRETARY's REPORT.

To J.. C. HALL. Esq, President Of
tie Burlington + NJ X. X. Co
S,R: Herewith ! submit my repor, as
Secretary Vi the Burlington and MISE.
oun River Railroad Company, sndlng
March 18Th. 1855.
Amount of Stuck paic:
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Philaislph'a has bssn visited BY I great
frs. I.oss 1000. 600.
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IN THE sEHAT OF THE UNITED STATES
MARCH 9th, 1856.

The Senate, as in committee OF the
Whole. having under consideration The
BIZ, 10 authorize the people Of Kansas 10
form a CONSTITUTION and State Govesn-
n,en, preparatory 10 their admission Into
the Union-
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s326,9l2 OF

There have been filed in this
Office vouchers. tor which
orders we're drswb ON the $50
Treasurer, amsun,ng TO 66e,49O Ga
Orders paid by Treasurer,
and returned 10 this vi.
fee cancelled, $4,000 ~
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08
To be Drawn February 18th, 1855.

TIE Manager having announced his determination to
make this the most popsAT Lottery In the world c-rs for
February 1Sh scheme that far sup aqy scheme
offered in The annals Of Lotteries Look your ia,erest
Examine the Capitals "a One Prize eight Tcketsl "a
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Kirernnd s,cambonr News.

v Rained in the early part Of the day sufi-
ciently to start the water to flowing freely, and
the warm air bad some effect in melting the
snow Late in the afternoon the wind changed
again, and the mud began 10 tliicken and
harden The evidences are Favorable for a cold
snap again.
The AldG left for SmithlanA.
The ShyJOak arrived from up the river with
wood.
For MEMPHIS fine passenger packet
city Of Huntsville, is the regular u. s. Nail
boat for the Bluff City to-day at ~ o'clock, ~
Passengers for st. Louis and New Orleans will
find this an excellent opportunity, as they can
take the cars at Cairo for the former, and con-
meet at Memphis with the regular packets for
the latter city. The ''ume piece" of the Cum
berland, Capt. WASH WEAVER, will be found
in command, always at his post, and ever ready
u attend to all matters pertaining to his sta
tion, in q manner satisfactory TO all, assisted
by the decorations of the Office, Moss, who
will be found ewes attentive AID accommoda.
ting. BE aboard in time, as her state room
were being engaged fast last night
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PROF. w GODS
HAZE RESTORATIXE.

TT HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
EtHAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth, far their locks concerned,
does not admit Of doubt besides viii every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandrud itching,
in the shape Of cuaneous eruptionseven I'D head
and in possible will it fail Of curing by magic,
periodical headache, and used twice week by
the young regularly IL will preserve The COLOR and keep the
hair from falling, to any imaginable age READ JuDGR
LoeANsPoRT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. ]. Wood Co:
GENTS Yours of the 18th duly to hand. Enclosed
please hnd $685. it being the amount tor Hair Restorative
have sold it ali. II you choose you may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think can sell it, 1t has
worked Miracles in this pare sold six 81 bottles,
that bald and fetched hair ont all over his head
Yours respectfully,
NJ II. GRIDLEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08
American Meeting in summer.

The Americans of Sumner codnty met in Gallatin
on Monday last. T. c. Trmble, Esq, presided and
D. T. McKoin, Esq, acted as Secretary.
Baxter Smith, Esq, offered series of highly
patriotic and truly American resolves, which were
adopted
The following delegates were appointed to the
convention of the 18th:
Gen. Joseph Miller, d. P Bullock, Baxter Smith,
w. n. Montgomery, VIM. Roberts, Isaac Cantrell,
w. L. Barber, james Alexander, VIM. Cantrell B.
Bender F. e. Haynes, Harry Smith, Robert Lyle,
Tul. Craig, NJ S Singleton, James Bullock, John
Pattetson, d. Chenaut J. B. Jamison, L. G Stew.
art, +. T. Seay, DR.. Pursley, Maj. WIN. McMurry,
Maj. Samuel Wallace, Col 10. G Meador S. Her.
mans, Esq, VIM. Whitworth and NJ. Porter.
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denominations against the domination Of the clergy;
passed, ayes 3d. noes Q.
To guard against accidents upon railroads. and TO
protect the lives and property Of citizens passed,
ayes 40, noes Is.
To prescribe and limit the liabilities Of Tan keep
ers 10 certain cases; passed, ayes Al, noes g.
To charter the Knoxville Bridge Company, the
Salem Academy in Bedford county, the Hartsyille
Female Institute, the Gsinesboro' and Defeated
Creek Turnpike Company, &e.. &c; passed.
To allow railroad companies 10 increase their
capital stock and for other purposes; passed. ayes
46. noes / 2
prescribe the duties Of the County Courts Of
Claiborne. Davidson. J. # rson, aud Washington
eonntes, in disposipg OF their sinking fund created
to pay rsiIroa stock; passed, ayes So. noes s.
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For the Nashville Patript
American Meeting in Giles.

For the Nashville Pztript.
American Meeting in Giles.
At meeting Of the American party Of Giles co.,
to-day, after the appointment Of delegates to the
State Convention the following preamble and reso-
Iutions we're adopted:
WHEREAS, We, the American party Of Giles
county, still cherish an unfaltering faith in the
souadness and purity Of party, and regard it as
the only national party now in the Union, and TO
which the Union can look with confidence and in
tend undying devotion to its cardinal doctrines !;
and though temporarily checked We do not feel
ourselves conquered but are ready again, and more
eager than ever to meet the foreign foe and his
tive allies al the ballot box and whereas, the po-
sitoa Of our Representatives in Congress meets our
admiration and respect-be it, therefore,
Resolged, That we most cordially approve and
endorse the course Of our Congressman in so noby
sustaining the sound, national and conservative
Fuller; and we earnestly implore them to preserve
an unbroken front, and avoid ali fusion at the sacr
fee Of principle with either Of the dominant parties
of the House.
Resolvo3, That Gen. zocoffer merits, and should
receive the thanks of every Southern man, for hav.
ing torn asunder the veil with which the Pierce De
mocracy had covered the Abolition features of Mr.
Richardson, their candidate for Speaker, aud reveal.
ing his dangerous and sectional doctrines to the
South.
Rcsolpci Thatwe deem it inexpedient for the Ma
tional Convention which meets on the 22nd inst
to nominate candidate for the Presidency at that
time, bot advise pos-Ponement OF said nomination
to some other day This matter, however, we leave
Discretionary with our representatives
Ecsolrei, That while we are willing to support
any sound American for the Chief Msgistracy, our
preference is for the "NOde President" MILLARn
FILLMORE, and our delegates to the National Com
vcntion are hereby instructed to press his claims
before that body when it meets for nominating pur-
poses. Under the banner of this tried leader, who
has been weighed in the balance Of public opinion
and found worthy, we fear no foe-dread no defeat
Also, at the same meeting, A. NJ. Carter was
elected delegate to the National Convention with j
A. Jackson Alternate.
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Mn~y sne ibs c MP NJ secured ~
Ne~R xe
SO N res Hartford a. q nex Haven
Hailr I'D stocs,
f05 shares Ii y forSi and Privilege
Raslroad sfo' L, preferred an guar
anteee 10 per cen,
feT Shares Boston and Worcexter Rail
al stsrk,
$50 Shas es Conn. River Pa 'rosd stoCk,
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TENNESSEE LEGIsL.ATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE
THURSDAY, Feb. 4.
Mr.. Stokes, from the Committee on Banks, pre-
scented report upon the various reports OF the CON.
mis-ioners appointed TO investigate the condition Of
the Bank Of Tennessee and Branches. Ordered to
be printed.
Mr. Fletcher, from the Judiciary committee, re
ported upon various matters, none OF which were
finally acted upon.
House amendment 10 Senate bin for the benefit
Of the Tennessee Hospital Tor the Insane, con-
cured in.
The senate refused to confirm Executive message
nominating Inspectors Of the Penitentiary,
House bill 10 purchase the Hermitage was report
ed By the select committee, with some amendments,
reducing the amount 70 be paid for the property 10
$4S, 600 aud providing that It shall be rendered TO
the Government as branch Of the West Point Nil
itary School. The amendments we're adopted, aud
the bill passed 81 rea ling.
Adjourned to 2l P N.
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cessity Of railroad 70 the Pacific coast as means Of
deteHce for the protection of cur possessions be-
yoad the Rocky Mountains was briefly enforced.
Mr. SeW9d syowed his conviction tl,at sreh a
var onld Decesssrily result In the loss by Great
Brtsin Of her colonies on this continent and ex'
pressed the hope that, BY pursuing conciIiatory
policy towards Canada, and by endering to that
eoaeiry tho privilege Of enterin this Conlederacy
we should have her aid and 81 npathy in the sirug
gle that might easue, which ne verr Justly remark
cd weaid be no common war;.
hseems TO us lowev n, that the Senator with
OUT We dare saF inca aing to do SO. has employed
t1ne aud he'l lar gusge which would have los.
none o. tie'c force by hens, we E not say less
POSITIVE hstless threa'e gard d. fant hLe.ones
.ue s1ai ssns, while careful "nothing ex temuate
~ DC @are i st. in stating the differences between
"S own id other Governments, he may set down
aueap IN pr jadice against the. latter, and thus
ne"1 essis evoke on TIE part Of bis own country
me.i hostility and hatred which have no sutfi-
ieLt foundation in the exigencies Of the OCCASION
but which, being reused, find their natural ali
nient IN popular passions aud national p ejudices.
Any appeal 10 these cannot fail 20 cast discredit
even upon Just cause, and will be most sedulOusy
avoided BY those who reflect that th.ir eountry's
honor may he furnished well By unnecessary war
as by tame submission to wrong" wise state
manshp should elect neither Of these alternatives.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08

~ There being some misunderstanding
with regard to the amendment to law passed
some time since offered by Mr.. Cox, authoris-
Ing the election Of one Constable by the quail
fed voters residing in the fractions of the
Second and Ninth civil districts of this county,
we state for the information of the parties con-
cerned, that the amendment simply authorizes
the election 10 said fractions only, and does not
include the first district entire
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08

~ The bill changing the line of the cor
poration of the city Of Nashville 50 as 70 ex-
clude the premises Of John 5. Petway and Dr..
James 0yerton, was reconsidered in the House
Of Representatives yesterday, aud the bill re-
.jected SO the City Fathers dida't have to
sslook to the Senate"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08

LARGE Hoo. - We neglected to notice on
yesterday that Mr.. GmRs JOINS, of this coun-
ty, killed hog few days since weighing
niue hundred and thirty pounds net. It's age
was two years i've months and fifteen days.
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StraYed OF EtOlen

IRON the stable Of Isaac Paul. the night Of January
1lth one BAY EORSE about Eurteeu hands high, both
ind feet white above the hook the lce has very
bushE tail No other marks reooected ANY person
ing the horse, giving any information % vr Paul
vii, be literally rewarded. CATHERINE STOUT,
Banl4 Near Franklin Depot
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A " d.

The Medical Faculty Of the unverstyef Nashville recev
ed this morning, from D. T. Scott, the folOsrg
st. CIoUD, February I, 1856.
NUT TO decline giving the COLLATION.. do not how
am 70 get through with it ia credit ard qui,e
and not able to attend day. Please make ether
arrangements. Youis,
tsgnedl ID. T. SCOTT.
To all who received invitation to the Collation. aluded
70 above shOpsd fhs publication will be sufficient apol-
ogy far its retraeiion
NASHVILLE Feb Z tSye
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G. r. OFFICE, VANDAIIA, June 81, 1854
PROF. WOoD-Dear Sir IL lake pleasure in bearing vol
untay testimony 20 the excellence Of your Hair Restorative
Three months ago my hair very grey his dark
brown (the original or smooth and glossy. The only
application have made to it has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by YOU and which from the result my
| can most cordially recommend to Others
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLC0TT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08

MEoHAMcs' Loan AssocIArIoN.-To stock
holders aud others who wish information on
the subject, we say, go TO Messrs: York Il Co.
booksellers, aud get book explaining the
whole matter.
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S1.o74ss8 ~
fTRnaQ A.
LIABIIITIEe.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due,

TIE Bna Insurance Company presents is patrons tne
sAsfactory niOn, OF large Increase IN CssA A.
sets the further security ~ their poeesa inVos3
mens being placed The innm MARKET value at the
time Of depression IN the standard OF They
either prime div dead paying socks coed, valuHbe
ard clean investments, yielding moderate Interest and m
The standard basis whch the Assets have been
valued, being Go t Interest Besides This sodity. the
Company calls attention tle ttreng and security 4 d.
tves from It's coo biusd Of Agencies through ~
agen having the q presentrga united pkalanx Of
epe1feReed CNderrrs, which has worked. for Thirty
years. the heppsst results stockholders and claim
ant for losssznd enlb Il 10 enter the year 1885 with
greater prestige for ure usefuness than has yet bees
reached by really National In. trance Corporation
az An businsss attended with despatch and hdelty.
ny order Of the Board JOSEPH NASH, Agent
jan2I-1m NashviIl
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PArRlor OFFICE

DAILY PArRIor OFFICE
Nashville, Feb s.
C0TT0N-Arriying more freely wnh better
nemand. Sales of 81 bales at Johnson & weaver's
at 75Oas 90. At j. AMcAlster's, Of IS bales at
7.sOas 90.
T0BACCO-S hlds at A. HamiIton's at 7s5,
Cos, TO-
GRAIS-None offered.
FLOUR-Is still unchanged and unsettled Large
sales could not be effected at former quotations,
Dbl Extra 90, and sacks 7.oQa7 %.
BACON-Steady at cents.
PROVISI0NS-Qa Quiet.
WHIsKY-stif and firm. PeacOck's So; Com
mon 80; old brands higher.
GROCERIES-Easy.
Trade unimproved.
CHARLEEToS, Monday, Feb A, Pm. CorroN-
The market is quiet and less firm. Sales 10 day Of
1000 bales at 81 to 20.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 4. Pm CorroN-The demand
has been active 20 day. with fair sales, which full
sustain the advance of Friday.
ATLANTA, Feb. 4, 4PM. CoTTos-Good deuianc
at 6iaSs.
BAcoN-Hog round. l2al24: Sides RIB ed and
clear, l2al24, hams l2a shoulders IL.
ihtSe Be cOnsiueTeu HfJLnlnai. as
there is very little bacon in market.
BUTrER-GpCd country, % per ID.
BEEF-0n foot, per TO-
BEANs-Prime white, 50 per busheI.
BEEswAx-lSna0 per 10.
Consisting at 50a60.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. l, II. SUGAR-The stock
Is light and only about 450 bids taken at higher
prices for the better qualities. Fair to Fully Fair
6Ji7i per ID.
MoLAssEs-Prime and Choice 34Aa351.
FLOUR-The market is still heavy and unsettled,
the only sales reported being 100 bbls Ohio Ia re-
sale) at 37t and 80 bbls Tennessee Superfne, in
Indifferent order, at S75 per bbl.
CORN-3,000 sacks in store, were sold by one
party at 10 lot at IS, and 800 TO 200 selected
Yellow at 10.
0ATs-590 sacks good Ohio brought As.
PoRK-450 bbls. heavy Mess were sold this NOR
ming at l6 80. Retailing still at II 90.
LARD-Ne notice sales of 20S bbIs. and tierces,
and Isl tierces prime,.all at lOac, an advance.
GREEN. MEAT, (dry, sailed, two large sales
we're made this morning, viz: 100000 lbs sides,
shoulders and hams at Sc round and 8 500 pieces,
(About 81, 900 lbs at for shoulders, and &c for
hams.
COFFEE-20O bags sold at l04ill.
New Orleans Cattle HEarhet.
JEFFERSON CRY,
Thursday Night, January 81 (
Arrived to-day 26l head OF ordinary cattle, and
/ mich COW. The market remains bare of good
sheen with A heavr sunnly of ordinurv cattIa and