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you siiaii .-.
whom / prise alb,
Harris was. u .bacl
some. and wealthy
own DISPOSAL.
was begged and +
GATHERINGS sta
her place, h
70 ler--fe
beloved purs
trials. Through 4
Miss Stanton's pun
terly failed Of bring
way being ,accon
was 70 rights, a /
given e~~h morning to
aot7a book, magazh3
* d to be taken up uh
fa day, and the mistress
ed rr suitable garb. tsf39 ~
Mrs, Conant lent every eners,
about this desirable result, She haA
Mark Winship when he was a chilled, ~ 3!
disposed to love his wife also, while she w.
her talent and commended her literary it&n
when il did not interfear witlsthe c0u(ee.s9s
her household. Indeed she became So at11
to her, that she carried her home With ~ : u
o months stay, with Marks cheerful Co.,
He had already seen Mrs. Oonants in1s
upon his wife. and he hoped that she
learn many lessons from @one who seeMs \
combination Of Yaleria and Aunt CstAhee
possessing as she did the peculiar quslp
ach. Msaeslf|
Sometimes disbeartened and discQuNs
Valera would eSclaim at her own indQqkk.4Sx
but her patient teacher was always Natd5
excuse and encourage. sS4uN|
A few hints which Mrs, Conant bag HI
to Mark before she left him, had fndute9
to make SOME improvements in his ihousei NJ
when Valera returned home, she was ipe1xll
sibly gratihed at finding d hitherto useleM w.
converted into astlarge and elegant A:%
where every convenience for indulgip ~
lite pursuits was gathered together, apd :
peetable arrangement of the best pa44|
Green walls, curtains Of the same huc. al
desk Of peculiar manufacture for. Ysle,ss 49,. H.
called forth expressions OF surprise ~
from the. happy. wife. who strong IN ~
born resolution, declared that she would ri
enter this sanctuary, Oh any succeeo.1
until her hosne, her person, and atl tn'ge
iecting the peace and comfort Of her iarap5
been duly taking care for. The mysterlcH n
long packages which so often find their wv
to the house are magnanimously iald !, NJ
without even a peep at their contents, pnsS&
desired time, come in which to inspect. s
and there is now little danger that
will go back to her old habits, for then q
raadv n npu hnoE fnt, hpr n, stuHy5 in t1c1M31
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INSTITUTION FRAME LIN n
u III THEODORE VALA9E, Principal,
VI, ! DoorEpR HoARE, Professor d'Anglais.
fonaHicns.-Payable tous les trois mois, Pension
mares, par annde scolastique composee de 10 mois
et DENT. -. ..t:.as $3.50
Externes pour lie meme temps. ... 40 +
Tout trimestre commence devraetre page ct il ne
sera accordG de diminution que pour cause. de mala-
die. Opelousas le 3 JUN 1856.
ssg T. vALADE,
sNflsa " Proprittaire ct principal.
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OpelOusas, 10 hout 1916. =
SQlUR MARIE DIES SAIN9S ANGES, :
on peut aussi s'adresser pour renseignements a M
@. RAYMOND. AliEplise

C0UVENT DE LIMMAGULEE CON.
~ gCEpTION.- sS
L'Ouverture des Glasses est deRnitivcment lixec
au quinze. 0etohre.
sTUR MARIE DIES SAINTS ANGn,
X Septembre ~. Sup6rieure.
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L soussigne informe ses nmis ct 10 public
- en- general gull s'cst etabli dams la. Y xE.Seo
do Washington, on \ est pref a faire sa&9sAsAa.
toutcs sOrtes ID rdpafations aux ~yoitures, il peindre,
gafnir, etc. n peint aussis des enseigne Edcs ora,e,
ments sur des vsitares. etc. etc. Par sa grande at.
tention 4 p~odvrage lui lui sera comic, II ospare me-
IN patronage liberal.
Washington, 50 sbut, 1855. sts2a A..-G0ING.
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PHxsoaEkR.--On lit dams Ia Meuse, d

R~HESoMENR.--On4 lit dams In Mouse, de
Liege:
ppUn fat sipgulier ct qui merite d'attirer
endorsement fatteniion de l'ediiite ~licgeoise,
Z est venu deppisQneique temps prejndieier aux
interets gu a INCREMENT dc p~lusieurs proprie-
tnires dc n~iaisons on'de Jardins situes au boule-
ward d Ayroy, entire le basin de commerce ct
Ia rue Bertholet. Sur un espace assea etendu.
on reinarqua d'abord dams les jardins que Ia
vegetation semblait attaquee les arbres ct les
plantes deperisaient l'herbe sechait sur pied.
On s'apercut alors qn'aux endroils OH Sc mani
fesinit &c deperissemett, 10 ,erre etait chande;
ct dacrie CONNIE par une celebration interieule
one, & remnee, ellie d~egngeair une vapenr sem
biable a Ia fumee quentin Eeau dies c%iteriies
yoisines s'eehauliait a c~crtaines heares de 10
j~onrnee pour Sc refroidir enspite.
&c phenomena inexplique jusquici Q pro-
dait aussi de singuliers eflets on Sc fait septir
cette sorte INFLAMMATION soutorraine. Chez
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NENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Cour d
District ParOisse st LandrY.@No. i441.-Mi

District Paroisse st L.andry.-No. T441.-wil-
liam David ct al. vs.. George R~icks.-James q. Game
vs.. le meme.-759S.
En- yertu dun writ de f. ia. delivre dams l'afEaire ci.
dessus par la Cour de District dams ct pour la paruisse
st. Landry, ct lie susdit Etat, ct Il moi adresse, il
sera expose en- vente ~publigue, pour du compliant d la
Maison de cour de cette Paroisse, SAMEDI, lie 5,ne
jour de. Sept. 1857, comneneant a II heures du matin
ct continuant de jour en- jour sill est necessairc, tous
les titrcs droits, ~interets ct pretentions desdits defen.
deurs, George Kicks & James G. Cain, 4 la proprieta
s~uivante, saisie pour ~satisfaire lie dit ordre, SAVIOR
Une certaine terre situGe sur Ia RiYiare Attchafa.
laya. contenant trois cent quinze acres plus on moins,
bornGe au Nord, par 16me section, Sud par des terres
de Abbot, Est par Ia Riyiere Attchafalaya ct Ouest
par lie domaine avec to,iees, les batisses ct ameliora-
itions qui y sont sitiees.
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas, Ter aout 1857.
s f. LV. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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/ u. cHAcHEaE, slcrif.
PAR LIE SHERIF-Conr de
District Paroisse St. Landry.-No. 7572-Jane

District Paroisse St. Landry.-No. 75T2.-Jane
Young Eyeeutrice VS. Cyrus Thompson.
En- vertud de deux writs de e. fl. delivres dams l'afEii-
re ~ci-dessus, par Ia Cour de District dams ct pour
Ia Par6isse st Landry ct lie susdit Etat, ct 4 moi dles-
ses, ilsera expose, en- vente publique. pour du comp
liant, A 10 Maiscn, de CoIlr de cette paroissc, SAMEDI
le 5me jour de septemlGc AID. 1867. commcncant Il
II henres, ct continuant de jour enjonr, sill eat neces.
saire, tous les droitss titres, interets ct pretentions
dusiefendenr, Cyrus Thompson. d Ia. propriete sill
vante, saisle pour satisfalreal los dts ordles, sayoir;
Tn certain terrain. slime dams la vile de Washing
ton, No dapras le PLAN de Ia dite vile, ensemble
avec toutes les batisses' ct authorizations qui y sont
nv I'VE
Bureau da Sheriff, ppelousas Ter aodt 1857.
5.sa as@eay l.. ". CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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HoTEL DRa LAIGAE, aautrefois Il Gait

HOTEL DNaLAIGIE, aautrefOis E Gait
- House. Washington. La,-WM IRELAND, de
laNllc Orleans, Ayant achet6 cctte ptoprihte ani0n-
voyage1rss ainsi quo des pensinnnaires. Get dtabliss
sement ast situd entire les deux debarradeihs, ct fai-
SAINT face an Courtahleau. Les ap~paftements ont ete
nonvellelnent sariiis en- neuf. IL propkietaife ose
que par tes efforts incessants, de poGvoir
rendre i'd maison aussi commode5 etsagresile a Sos
patrons, que tout antre Establishment de- 90 enre,tA.
II pampagne. II y aalssisnne honHe 9cnie.
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FMPORIUM MUSICAL DU SUD
me az, Charities Nos &c. csbicfE ploprietsirS. Z .
~ sopssign6sa r~honncur' d'infofnier 1e Pubic ii
sesa snais quiilee B achstS toni " sohds AZ, Musidug ii
d'Instrnn.ens de NJ. +. zamballi rue de Cllarties, No.
ia rue du Canal.
nraents de AfusiqRe etrangeares n ~; esta sjdutA MAS.
'splflIlent complies aela m,IIsiqHe pahlieo !aux Htats-
unis. et ausst q lnAtFamsats dA Maaqss a. toate Is,
i serraaiit Impossible d. d6snIhssr Iii IL cadtsalotu1c, Ii.
faille Etoute Ii Mdsique u ide touEs les Instfunlsns
don't SO composent lea deux nialnsika.at Ouf pr6seny
tout Arn ensemble plus syatf6 etapluk epmplet qa.au.
Gun autres reimbursement dams, la,Snd ets dansl Quest.
Eesfonds rerfeime : Un assoltil1ent complet do ma
'siql.e earop6enne atissi nm assoftiinont coInplet dos
publications. in6ricaiBes de- Musique en- feailies ct
en- liyres. Pianos daErarl ct Rloyel,s de Paris lea
,~c6labress pianos dc steinway &yS1ns, de New, York.
w. pianos sont consider6s Naintenant par les pre-.
u ef&Rltistes cOIffie fss meilleHrs aNi SCI tassent adx
Etatsluiis. DAnA ccB deux derfisrea Annecs, NM
steinway n SoMsapntrpcu daraydiverHesiexposition
indastrielltss six Inedailles en- ross pour u ieuperiorite
feconnr.e &c lsurs Pianos; IN ppmbreux assortment
aePlanos &c = hbrflIque, ssptageuseinen coiinue,sd de
glAndcgrs, deA rrix In1ddr9s' OF afadudsA la sconve.
nance dc toutcs les classes d'acheteurs, lev c6lAhres
im6lodd0M, de iMaspn 4, Hanelin, Harpes, .Grlitaiies,
Viol0ns, Acc0fdebns, Bahjos, Flutes. instruments dc
Cttivre Of NNtresf de toute csptte, et tous articles apl
paftenant I lAmusique.H nttcliesg,d feliurss pour To
husique. Recommendations feprnies ct emrleis
frogyss pSgE lcS pruts ssuy mo Lii .sas "a. h
t~rinens, aeNN 4. ! lRseaventt dtfss laisAtas L I%Sn dss ddcsx
magasins ct sdront promptesnent ax1cntEs. y s8Ga
les prixat conditions isefont s~tonjpp,s tgeslmod6-
teSsEE 5a3sf.4fAefs4S 81 ~ q sff.tst ~ 4
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HOTEL DE V1LLE.--Le soussigne a
- d.honnenr d'ihformer le public quill est pref a
.Ereccvoir, ct logger MI lnoins 100 pensionnaires dams son
grand OF oonimcde Hotel sitne sur la rue du Maine,
dams Ia vile do StrNfnrtin. Les chanbgos sout bien
aerees, ct les repas serort ~toujours dos m~,eileuas.
IL a aussi ouvert sur lie beau terrain touchant A lho-
tel, me ecurie do louage on Ion poura ~touiours Sc
procufeF. a DIES prix moderes DIES Yoitures Bugrys,
Sulkys ct DIES Chevaux dc Noiture ct dc selle. -
6lA3d A 9A@s9fF c. DoUMENGE.
A VISA ssciete qni ~oxistait sous lie nom
dc J, D. Bellocq 4 Co. fut dissoate lie 81 aont
passe, par limitation ct par In mort dc j. b. Belloeu.
Les soqssigndsS continqront les afaires de In mai
son sous lie nom de Bellocq, Noblom 4 Co, d'apres
an aete passe dcyant :. Wagner notaire public.
Nopyelle-o ORLEANS, Ter so tembrels56.
WAX p lR1IELJlL,oGo. :,
eF A. /. NoBL0M,
fsaaA i7- J. i, pERBESs
a.asa . p. ROY.
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it could be
socially and.p
tieal Aunt Catherim
ted, and Mark reso'
company again.
But unlimited, \
stormed violently,
insisted that he shsA
was so genuine and
could not help blami
expression which had
ting the marriae He
opinion of'her, sis
ConaHt, that he migl q
than be.had ever befure
"Our friend, Mrs. ca
full womnn,'' he remark
"lnswliat rer.eatS 7
I" Because she
whom l. know, vi
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cuatrbman & State 5uurnaI.
WEATHER,

The remarkable storm Of the 10Th was fol-
lowed. on the Esd and oath, by the intcnsost
degree of cold weather known in this region
for years. During the 23d a strong gale nom
the North prevailed, ending on the morn
inc of the 23d with the thermometer at
2s c below zero. The railway trains were
blocked by snow packed upon the rails
and. in such cases, in brief space OF time
the engines were frozen up, while the wind
and intense cold defeated all attempts at re-
lief by shovelling out On Saturday morning.
the cold was still more intenso-ranging at
different points in Montpelier from SO to
40 : below zero. In two thermometers, the
mercury was CONCEALED. The lowest Arctic
temperature observed by DR.. Kane was 69.3 .
below zero, 7th of Jan, 1855 but the mean
Of that day was only Sc c, the Thermometer
having ranged from 49, &c to 69.3 9 The
minimum was below 40 G on l4l days in the
two winters passed by DIR. Kane, and there
were 90 days when the mean temperature was
below 409 Those people who could i'll en-
dure the cold days Of last week, may comfort
themselves with these statistics but we rath-
CT think that a full suit Of DR.. Kane's fur
dresses would be much more acceptablc-cs-
pecially for outdoor work.
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cision If any such had been made, he should
consider it unconstitutional. The question
was asked why the committee did not report,
one way or another Mr.. Toombs answered
that they were waiting to hear Judge Lccomp-
to's defense There was some further discus
sion on the subject Of removing Judge Le-
compile Tho general opinion seemed to be
that the exercise Of the power of removal by
the President was constitutional, under the
circumstances.
The nomination of Mr.. Spencer. as Marshal
of Kansas in place of Donaldson, was also
considered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30
THE REMOVAL OF JUDGE LECOMPTE
BEFORE THE SENATE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30 Tribune correspon-
denco of Jan. 49, The Senate held a secret
session to-day, in which the question Of the
removal Of Judge Locompto from the Chief
Justiceship of Kansas was discussed Gen.
Cass inquired what had become of the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Harrison, TO supersedo Judge
Lecompte as Chief Justice of Kansas. which
was sent in to the Senate by the President
some time ago. Mr.. Toombs, as chairman of
that committee, replied that the committee
had not yet decided upon what report they
should make in relation to it, Mr.. Cass re-
joined, with considerable feeling, that it was
quite time some action should be taken upon
the subject. Mr.. Toombs responded that, for
himself as far as he was concerned, he was
ready to report against it. He thought it was
an arbitrary assumption of authority for the
President TO attempt to remove member of
the Judiciary, merely because his decision
happened to be contrary to his (tho Prcsi-
dents wishes. The Judiciary should feel.
when they are giving their decisions, that their
place did not depend upon their giving am
opinion coinciding with the views of the Ex-
eeutiye. The act Of the President was such
an exercise of power as should be checked by
the Senate. Mr.. Cass replied that however
the case might be with regard to the members
OF the Supreme Court OF the United States,
with regard to the Judiciary of the Terrific
ries the law had boen settled by decision of
the Supreme Court.
1t had been decided that the President had
power to remove the Judges of the Terrific
rles. Mr.. Ioombs dissented from such de-
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ADULTERATIoN OF ALCOHOLIC LIQ-
UORS.

An importer of brandies tells the following
tale in the Ncw York Courier and Enquirer :
"To such an extent, induced by the high
prices Of genuine brandios, does this adulter-
alton extend, that not one hundredh part of the
liquor retailed to consumers in the United
States is really brandy although represented
as such. Purity unassociated with custom
house lock, is mere ohimera, and the most
astute dealer would not trust even his own
judgment in purchasing the article when one
hours absence from Bond. / am sorry to
make so sweeping demonstration, but hav-
ing entered upon the subject, | deem il my
duty to nothing extenuate, and am conf
dent the Trade--the honest portion at least
will bear me out in denouncing the entire
traffic as carried on under our present laws, a
wholesale fraud from beginning to end-a
fraud not TO be estimated by dollars and cents,
involving as it does the very lives of the en-
tire people who are its victims"
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IL MoNrrE11ER.-On Saturday morning,
when the mercury in the thermometer was
Just beginning 70 thaw,--haying actually been
congealed,--ou people were startled by an
alarm of fire. The roof Of the dwelling on
Elm ST. formerly known as the Seth Parsons
house, was in flames. BY good management
the engines were kept in successful operation
until the fire was extinguished, and the build
ing IAN old wooden building.) was saved, mi
nus the roof This was another crcditable
specimen of fre-ongincry, which deserves re-
cording. A small machine (No. s. first be-
gan, and played steadily until the two larger
were ready No. was by that time frozen.
No. ! the second in size,) commenced and
held on successfully; and finally the chief en-
gineer called for No 3 (the largest, and draw
ing water direct from North Branch through
a hole cut in the ice, which poured steady
and powerful stream, that oxtinguishod the
fire in fifteen minutes No. ? had been kept
warm by fire in the engine house during the
preceding "cold snap" and hot water was
put into each engine before work was attempt
cd. In this way, with the thermometer mark
ing moro than so below zero, the fire en-
gincs were used successfully. OF course,
when the work was suspended, every engine
frozc instantly The injured building was
owned by Mr.. Wells of the Farmers Mutu-
al, and was occupied by two families.
IN CHELsEA.--On the same bitterly cold
morning, the hotel in Chelsea was entirely
destroyed by fire. Orange County Court was
in session. and there were about eighty lodg-
ers in the house We learn that all escaped,
but that some were obliged to fee in their
night clothes only. Thermometer in the
neighborhood of 80 Q or 40 9, of course
just think of fitting, minus hat, coat, bree-
ches, hose, boots, and everything but a shirt.
Ugh! The Court was adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

~ Among the ridiculous stories about
the State House, the Burlington Free Press
denies one to wit--that the Burlington peo-
pie have already fixed upon a site. There is
another, more ridiculous still-that Burling-
ton has procured an injunction against repair
ing the house at Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

The DEATH OF HUoH MTLLER.--A sad
sequel TO the distressing death Of Hugh Mil
Ter, has created still deeper gloom in Edin-
burgh. The pistol with which the deed was
ascertain how many shots had been fred The
gunsmith handled the pistol carelessly, and
his eye and brain
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

The Governors Proclamation for an extra
session of the Legislature will be found in
another column.
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BANK OF MoNTrEIIER.-E. p. Jewett,
j. r. Langdon. r. r. Keith. d. Baldwin.
Geo. Howes, Directors. +. p. Jewett, Iresi-
dent; Geo. Howes, Cashier.
VERMONT BANK.-Gco w. Collamer, r.
Richardson, II. w. Hoaton, Z. II. Prentiss,
Thomas Reed, Directors. Geo w. Collamer
President; John A. Page, Cashier.
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"FoURrENoRs" AND "NINErENoEs. -
The new coinage bill passed by Congress is
now law and in operation, and "fourpencos"
and ''ninepences" will soon be scarce. The
Government officers are required by this law
TO receive Spanish and Mexican quarters at 20
cents, ''nincpenees" alto cents, aud ''fourpon-
oes" at cents When received at these rates
they are to be sent to the mint to be rccoinod
into American decimal currency.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

DIR. D. Hartlcy's Ear Institution, which
was noticed in the Watchman of Dec 10,
las been permanently established at 30 Green
hffeet, New York City.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of package
of the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed from j. Nj.
Thornburn & Co., of New York. Those in
want of the seed are referred to their adyer-
tsemont in another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

tV7 Mr.. Lords second lecture to young
men was a triumph. The third will be duly
announced.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

70 LuMBERMEN are referred to the col
umn of new advertisements for matter Of i'm
portance to them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

" NJ. Samuel N0ledr-
&" Dotr Sir The undersigned, Boarders at the Pera-
syyania Hotel feel that they no longer fwithout
doing injustice 10 themscycs meet you those
Of perfect equality which members Of high aud honor
able body should have for each other We therefore,
hope that knowing your presence 10 he dsagrccahe
you viii without delay leave the house.
" ~ NHRncnl1fhO, jesse Pearson, Nichqc Hoffman,
tranhiH Hciira'n, Chas. ~ Leiseagi,,g, John O.
Erahs.
January a.
~ have received your note Of ths date la reply 10
which have 20 say, that feeling that have done moth
ing which, am independent Democrat, ought not to
have done ann unwilling longer to associate with per
SONS who rince by this note that they have little
knowledge Of what Il becoming in mcnhcrs Of high
and honorable body and Who this account are not ht
associates Tor gentlemen who associate terms Of
equality, Il il my intention 90 leave a house Of which
they are inmates SAMUEi, MENEAR."
10 q. NJ Le1o,riHg, j. O. Eraas, n. Ntoineaaehcy, j.
Pearson, N. He6asan, +. MIiraia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-25
TeIegraphie Markets.

EEw- ORLEANS, Oct, % Sales Of ettOu to-day 1000
bales al ice sales Of the week. p 500 bales receipt.
last week p. 900 b les. against 5000 last yesrj receipt.
less than last yssr, 1000 bales; receipts at ell Southern
ports less than last year, 18s,5oO bales stock at New
dreams, III 900 bales. Sugar, generally small receipts
new 1t iO61ic. Aolssses, mall receipts, sales so945c
whisky 5dt7e. Exchange 81 London so6s5, on New
York 2 ard ; per cent. discount.
NEW YORK, Oct 9s-cotton quiet Flour 65 81 IS
White wheat, 81 IS. Mixed co D, nozzle. Moss porE
a-slined 9oe. Beef I26sis Lard I29I4se. T4ioF Sc
RloooHss i0K9iIAe. sasEr arm. Naval stores AM
rec quiet.
c~IscnSNATI. Oct. s5.-Fiour 4 oo9s4 10 whisky
ISL Wheat soGsSs Viii e75 9sOe. Oatssss Corn sOc.
o. NEW YORK, O-tober 24-Cott n quiet; Flour heavy
wheat 81 s0Gt IS Tor white 81 2iSt 30 for red Corn
drn. Provisions very duh. Nothins doing in groseriss
CuScINNATI OstOser "a -Flour saIO for supernae,
md 81 25a4 so for extra. whisky I5He.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2f-sAles OF cotton to-day,
500 bales. market EsneraIy unchanged and very quiet
Reoeipts to-day SO bales. whisky Iec. Nothing doing
In frsishts OF exchange. financial Affairs unchanged,
snd . little more qaisf.