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Enclose the money to address for the Tickets or
dered, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
FIRST mail Purchasers have tickets ending in an
figure they may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Hs- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office county and State
RS- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
BILE in full without deduction
GS- All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid immediate
ly after the drawingOther prizes the usual time Of
thirty days.
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Magnificent Scheme for March, 1859.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
SOS, ASO!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!
CLASS !,

80 alo primes amounting to........sl,z zoe. 90
fkets go, Halves $40 Quarters IS CO. Eghths g. so
Package Of ~ Whole Tsrksts al so costs. sSzl
There are n draSD ballots, aud each ballot be
lhg worm 40 makes. $50
10 per cent Oh being 80
Leaves nst............ ........-...-.. -os
Leaving risk - the purchaser ........... ssle
Persons Who desire n~ed only remit the Fssk a
Package, Tor which ~sii ssad Certificate, as fol-
ioEss
csruaoAie Of Pack &c q - whales costs. saoo %
do. do 20 Haiyes.-.... $50 90
do. do. % Qaaftsrs-...... IS 90
do. DO. % Hghihs ....-..- 81 80
az All orders addressed % r. fRAkCs 4 Co., Aan-
agerF, ia itiInsre, Nd viii meet With prompt atira
sioB aud ts printed uanclal 1faNu a. seat
X FRANCE oD.,
feb2s-ta Managers, Maryland state Lotteries
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CARTER, WILSFORD & CO.,
Successors to Carer Mckay Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION
NJ E R G. H A N IT S,
DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Cigars, &c.,
NO. MARKET STREET,

NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store and to arrive
Ii SUGARS.
200 hhds. New Orleans Sugar, all grades;
100 bbs. Crushed Sugar, all grades;
SO 1" St. Louis Loaf Sugar, ali grades
so q Powdered Sugar, all grades.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Coffee;
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses, allgrades;
100 half bbls New Crop MOlasses, all grades;
SO bbls. and kegs Golden Syrup.
100 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky
100 % Dean Hale's do;
100 Smiths Reserve do;
leo " Old Rye do;
100 % 10 Newsom's do treble Distilled
leo " Tennessee White do;
200 '' Old Country do;
100 Old Bourbon do;
100 +" Old MonOngehala do;
40 &" Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
rs baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands;
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated CIDER Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes Star Candies
400 half boxes Tallcw Candles,
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine salt;
900 200 g. ID Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale;
80 IieTces Rice;
lOO anu Il ID Oduuls hieCA anu SoHAnOn
so chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". K. Cheese, prime;
100 Z" +. ID. Z" ..
300 bags Shot, assortedd
1000 lbs. Bar Lead
SO bags Black repperi
100 duZ. BTuoms;
100 [" Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 - Scotch snuff
$50 ~ Stick Candy:
100 " Fancy do;
100 casks knglish Soda;
1000 doZ. assorted Buckets;
In store sale lower than they be had else
where.
We are Agents for a large Wooden Ware and Bucket
nuactory, and prepared, at all times, % sell 10
he Trade at Manufacturers prices, freight added.
CARTER, WlISFoRD co,
decl0 No. Market street
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ETNA COAL,

ffAk sappfy 81 this mast seoaenlseAi Gal l. aaw
"A on hand a shs lfas Coal YaFs back u the Nak;
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Dvpet and y ssiiiag Al
following loo prices
Large lamb ana road coAl % essus Jar su.Asls az
q 80 par Tea.
n1sd. largo Aad aas, csAl 80 esnts per hasAsl. er
Is % pr fsn.
FINE Coal 10 sensz per bashsl. or e. % per rsH.
Try a and Pea viii s0os be esn ssncea . = The teal
Cosi 10 The zaAEksl.
asc1l-iy k2kL ]. AehkH
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters So so

eA-A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotterie
will be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receiyingit
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol
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Agricultural and Seed Store.

Agricultural and Seed Store.
CUNNING HAM 4 co.,
No. College street, near Church
Nashville, Tenn.
WE have opened exclusive seed and Agrieul-
w turai sture, and shall devote our exclusive at
entou 60 this branch 81 the business and purchasers
rely upon being supplied with r., sh sEEr~ and
the most approved KINDS 81 ian pensnts hiues
Our GAEDEN STlIe from h. lzBdreth a sons
h0sse, and are All from lie gTo~t OF 1855 finb
sEEDs are selected win care AID are warranted "
gerIninAte
Sc l. DIS.
Cover, Timothy, clean Ahd stripped. Bloc Grass
Orchard Grass, Herds Grass, het, Hungarian Grass
Masqall, ozage OTsBEe, Perennial, ky e GrAss and
fu assoTtment0i Garden Seeds, by pound or paper.
14"Si-2m CUNNINGHAM co.
Machines and Implements.
TrHkkSIfEikS Reapers, Straw Cutters Corn shelters
Il ban Mills, HArro~s, Caiuvaiors, Csrn Planters .
Portable Grist Nils Corn and Cob Crusbers = yfhes
Cottnan, Peacock A Brinly's Steel Flows, Avry's
Cas- fio~s' chsrns sv,,v,--
Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, &C
jAnsi-2m CUNNINGHAM Co
Executors Sale of Real Estate.
INBE undersigned are How Offering az private safe
4 all that portion of land ing on the South side
Of The Charlotte TurnTke, belonging the sststs 81
The late Matthew faErow deceased- The land lies IN
fail view, aud within about miles of the stale
Capitol ard s laid oct IN lots varying IA size from
fourteen % twenty nine acres, All frOntns the
Turnpike road These lands wii be sold al fair PR.
ces and on nberzlcme- ANY persons wishing 10 ex
anime them ascertain particulars In relation 90
The terms VIII please cali on John q lsarrow near
the premises or ON J. l. 4 X. ". Brown Real estate
Agrnts or ths EEdsrsignsa IN Nashville.
II. = PITCHER
G. G TORRETT'
sepuo-u EEseators Of n, Barrow deed
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New Orleans and Nashville
pocEaf

T'HE splendid Fast Running a N -
Il Steamer, T C. TwICHEIL, zzOr<7kz 4
run as above, making regular eighteen day trips be
tween NewJ.l cans and Nashville.
his fine assenger steamer will be here soon a.
waller will9 init and continue in this trade all season
She will part hence
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Spring and Summer Dry Goods,

which we are daily receiving, TO merit continuation
Of tue same Our present stock is better adapted To
the demands of the trade than any we have ever be-
fore offered. II embraces all the new and fashiOnh
BILE designs in
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MORNING TRAIN AFTERNOON TEAM
leaves GalLttn, 80 AN Leave Galstin l r. NJ
Arrive Edeeheld, AN. Arrive EigeGed 2.3oP ".
cave 10 Leave x 90 .
Arrive Galatin II 80 A. N Arrive Gallatin I. NJ.
The Train leaving Galiatu al 30 A. NJ and
E6gefeld At 10 A NJ connects NJ Gallaiin with rnal
coaches TO and from Louisville The train leaving
Edgcheli at 10 y. NJ, and Gallatin Al / p NJ. cen.
meets with mails coaches aid from HartSviie and
Car tliage. Only the morning train Viii be run on
SUNDAYS.
" > Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage
and each passenger viii BE- allowed So lbs free A
charge VIII be made for extra baggage which must
be paid To- the conductor. Dthcr articles tban b1r-
gage, carried N the baggage cars, will be charged
express freight, which must be paid u the Agent OF
The Express Company.
Passengers TAX bg Their az GaIaiiR and Edge
ned without purchasing uckets, viii be charged 10
cents extra.
nov2s EoBT. MACLEOD, Sup't.
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail, cal
The Adams Expires. Compan,


use
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money for Tickets in sums OF Ten Dollars
and upwards, can be sent
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE.
from any city town where they have an office
The money and order be enclosed in a 0GOy
ERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE' or
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or CertItcatesto
WOOD, EDDY CO., Augustt, Georgia
or, WOO, EDDY CO.. Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, delaware.
aS- A list of the numbers that are drawnf from the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each one Il
entitled To, will be published alter every drawing in
the following papers augusta Ga } Constitutional
list, Aet0 Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Chdrleston
Standard Nashville GdEette Atlanta hteiigencer Aeue
York Weekly Day Book ,Sauannah DAILY Nelcs, Rich.
nsond Dispatch, Neto York DiSpdteh, and IGulding
(A''s) CLARION, and Litle ROck (Tk.) True DenOerGI
uarlS-ld
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1Musif, l)iauos, 81.
NEW MUSIC STORE.

IIAyE united their ss5eks q Ausse coods, and re-
III moved 10 The store roon lately cecup3~d By 4
WISE aga 81 The iag Hanje Ne - Union sifsst al
toining the Bank q Tenncssee here they wii kvep
constantly hand every ssscriptss sf knsscs Ia
slTaments Musicals sheet Nnse, zEt al the vsrsoss
nusie tssseks feE 4ny instrument febs-2m
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N e w L N E!
800 ss
New and Short Daily Route
FROM
Nashville to Memphis,
E9stZE7 Es;s9zztzs7 ezzS= ST.
Ss7-Isss7 i.s--7ests,-.i-- 1919
Via. Tennessee and Alabama Railroad to CO.
lumbia, Pulaski, Athens, Ala, thence by the
Southern Central Railroad TO Decatur, con-
Meeting with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, East and West
TNHE stage line connecting the Tennessee and Ala
Il ALBANIA Railroad with the southern Central Rail-
road, at Athens Ala. a one, Just stocked with
fine Coaches good Horses aud careful drivers. limo
from Nashville 20 Athens Ala. nineteen hours. stage
and Railroad fair 60 Athens a. 90
For further Information, tickets, &C, apply the
General Stage Office, Nashville, Tenn.
ALSO.
A splendid line Of -Four Horse Coaches nnectin
with the 1cnnc- See and Alabama Railroad at Thump-
sons station 10 Tuscumba, Ala. fare only 50 30.
ALSO,
A line OF CoAch-s connecting with the Tennessee
and AL,bama Railroad 20 Jackson, Tenn by Nay 81
Columbia, Nayncsboru', Clifton aud lexii gtot Faro
60 Jackson a. 90. This line connects at Clifton GA
the Tennessee liver, With ths Passport ard Paducah
Nail Boats. CARTER, THOMAS HOrGH,
scpGO-n General stage Otioe, Nashville.
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Magnificent Scheme

TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL.
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Whole Tfcketss2O; Halves o; Quar-
lere az.

Approximations to the 500 900, OF $500 each q
Of 400 TO so 900 OF 400 to 80 900 400to Is 900
OF 400 TO SIC, 600.
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49, zz E;sz;z2 a.
Winter Arrangement.
TIME TABLE.

az and AFTER Monday, Nov. 20, 1855, trains VII
" run a follows:
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indication that the competition would continue
for a long time.
There was suit instituted at the probate
court, at the instance of man named Brown,
to control the estate of Senator Broderick.
The estate is claimed by him as cousin of
Mr.. Broderick
The case of the MERGED Mining Company
VS.. John G. Fremont, was under argument be-
fore the supreme court. The point at issue
was of the highest importance as legal ques-
ton, Independent OF the immense pecuniary
interest involved. The trial will doubtless be
carried to the Supreme Court of the United
States
The accounts from the Washington Valley
gold and silver mines continues favorable
New discoveries were constantly made. The
Comstock vein is regarded as the richest sill
yer mine in the world.
The grand jury of Carson Valley had, sub
mitted report to Judge Cradlebaugh, and
among the subjects treated are the outrages
upon immigrants by the Mormons, and the
impossibility of the latter being in harmony
with American citizens. The report also
calls for remedial Legislation on the part of
Congress-
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From Texas.

The Legislature of Texas has authorized
the Government to call out all the troops nee
essary for the protection of the frontier. The
Governor appointed Captain Ford commander
of the troops, and he started for the Rio
Grande on the 18th, with orders to arrest
Cortinas and his band The Brownsville re.
ports created intense excitement throughout
Texas. The small town of Gonzales raised
two hundred men in two days, to proceed to
the scene of disturbance. Cortinas had re.
turned Deputy Sheriff Campbell to Browns
vile unframed against the wishes of his own
men. General Houston recommends the Leg
islature to authorize the raising Of regiment
of mounted men to protect the Fl ontier from
Indians. Brownsville, on the 18th was still
closely besieged An expedition was prepar-
ing AGAINST COrtinas.
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Late and important from Sonora.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-The Arizona CORES
pondence of the Republican gives the follow
ing information from Sonora. Capt Porter
with the United States sloopof war, ST.
Mary's, entered Guaymas Harbor; on finding
that Col. Alden, the acting United States Con.
sui in the absence of Judge Rose was not re-
cognized and not permitted to hoist the Amer
lean coors over the consulate, Capt. Porter or
dered a flag staff to be erected over the consul
lar office and ran up the stars and stripes He
then informed the Project that it should not
be taken down without fight, and it was left
undisturbed. Governor Pesquiera arrived a
few days after when Capt Porter waited upon
him, but not understanding Spanish and Pes
quiera not speaking English, the interview
was very unsatisfactory
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Keeping M the Panic.

BAIT1MoRE Nov 27-A steamer arrived
from Norfolk TODAY. with two companies ri
troops nnmberinp i70 mon who will On on n
Charlestown to-night in a snecial train Two
companies left Cbarlestown TO-DAY. for Wheel.
ing, to guard the Ohio line. The Virginia
Cadets and company of over 100 volunteers
went ND in a special train this afternoon.
These reinforcements will make the force at
Charlestown over 1000 strong. Every car
that passes through is searched at all the ston.
pine places in Vir@inia for armed men What
new information has been received has NOT
transpired there seems however deter
mination to keen nm tLe manic comnanies
from all parts of the stat. have rendered their
services tn Gov Wise. also fonr comnanies
from GEORGIA and ono from North CaroI;na
Rut their Services were declined
The citizens of ROCKINGHAM county have
rendered 100 mounted men to proceed to anv
noint the Governor NAV DESIGNATE
The Richmond Dnsnstcb saws the noonle of
Viroinia will stav away from fhe execution of
Brown and his comrades and that visitors
from other states if thev are nermitted 10 he
present will have ASSIGNED them a nosition
where tbev can do no mischief
Toter-ft Is now said that new and exten-
sivo movemants have CROWN ont of a confident
halaf on the mart of tho VIRGINIA officials that
an attemnr at a resrne will he made to.night
Gov Wise and Attorney General Hunter 6ro.
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Good News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-It is understood
that the Presidents message will not be more
than two thirds the length of that of 1858. 1t
is now ready for the press.
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Overland Mail.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-The overland mail
brings San francisco dates of the fourth inst
Three thousand passengers had arrived at San
Francisco from Panama and the north during
the three days previous to the departure of the
mail The telegraph was in operation for a
distance of 100 miles east of San Francisco,
and would reach Vizala, $50 miles, by June l.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 26.--The Republican has
Sante Fe letters of the 9TH inst. The Indians
were still committing depredations on the mails
and emigrant trains Col. Fountleroy had ar
rived at Santa Fe, and assumed the command
of the department. II was expected he would
take measures to chastise the Indians and pre-
vent further outrages.
There was more improvement in San Fran
cisco than at any period since 1854 and the
city generally was more prosperous than since
the revulson of 1866. During the month of
October, 81 ,34s0O0 in gold was deposited in
the mint for coinage, among which there was
considerable Fraser river dust The total
shipment Of gold in October was s3,62O,OOO.
Judge Terry had been indicted and placed
under bonds OF 10000 for killing Broderick
in duel.
II was understood at San Francisco that G.
X. Garrison had sold to Commodore Wander
bt his entire interest in the mail steamers on
the Pacific side, and this was regarded as an
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WORCESTER, S.. PROBATE OFFICE,

COPARTNERSHIP-rh undersigned will continue, at
the old stand of Southwick Allen, the manufacture of
Woman's, Misses, and Childrens Calf, Kip Split Goat
and Ruff Lace Boots and Buskins. Orders solicited
CHAS. n. ALLEN, ALLEN d MERRICK.
C. NY. MERRICK.
Sturbridge, Mass, Nov. /, 1855 d3t# n24
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GREAT FIRE In TAUNTON,

TAUNTON, Nov. pa fire broke out early
this morning, in the confectionery shop of Asa
Waterman, and rapidly extended from Wier
street to Woodwards Lane, causing great de-
struction of property. Fifteen buildings were
destroyed on Union street, and three on Wier
street, including Concert Hail. The burnt dis
trlct extends on the Southerly side of Main
street, from Wier street to Rabbits Block
and embraces the most active business portion
OF the place. Among the property destroyed
are two clothing stores, two book stores, two
drug stores, two hardware and furniture
stores, three hat stores, two boot and shoe
stores, two jewelry stores, two printing of
hceS, two carpet stores, four saloons, together
with offices, groceries, dwellings, &C., &c.
Crandalls Block was totally destroyed Total
loss estimated at $l50,OO0; insurance estimat-
ed at S86 900.
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From California BY Steamer.

New YORK, Nov. 27.-The steamer Baltic
arrived to-day, with California dates of the 9Th,
and Sl,752000 in specie, and $50 passengers.
The Vanderbilt left San Francisco at the same
time as the Baltic, with about two hundred
and fifty passengers. The Baltic brings with
her freight one hundred cases of silk worm
egg from China, for Italy and France. The
Northern Light with New York mails and pas
sengers of Nov. 5, arrived at Aspinwall on the
10th. She had met with an accident to her ma
chinery at sea, and also had been on fire.
Dates from Valparaiso of the 29th of Octo-
Der, bring nothing. The trigate Lancaster,
thirty zone days from Rio Janeiro, had not ar
rived at VALPARAISO,
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New ORLEANS Nov. 26.-Later adyices
from Mexico state that Miramon commanded
at Querato when Debloda was defeated. Deb
loda with five thousand troops after defeating
portion of Mramon's party halted week,
remaining inactive, thus giving Miramon time
to reinforce his troops. Miramon's victory
caused great rejoicing at the capital. 1t was
reported at Vera Cruz that Juarez intends
asking for the immediate armed intervention
of the American government in his behalf
Gen. Degolado was concentrating his troops
for an attack on Quanajuanta.
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Varions News Items.

TORONTO, c. W., Nov. 26.-Chief Justice
McAuley died suddenly this evening, from dis
ease of the heart.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. ga great, fire
in Canton, Stark County, has destroyed the
st. Clouds Hotel, the post office, and other
property, to the amount of $4,000.
New York, Nov. 27.-There was large
attendance last evening at the Academy OF
Music, the occasion being the inaugural ad-
dress of the Kane Monument Association So
ries, by Hon. Arson Burlingame.
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CounterfoIts-HoR Cholera.

New YonK, Nov 26.-Counterfeit fves on
the Merchants Bank, Of Albany, and also on
the Safety Fund.- of Boston, were circulated in
the city yesterday. Several arrests were made.
A letter from Kentucky to the journal of
Commerce says the hog cholera is making
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seuare Gala at Rnffalo.

BUFFALO, Nov. ga heavy gale from the
southwest has been prevailing here for the last
"a hours, and is still blowing with great fury
The canal bridge on Main street is so badly
damaged by high water that it will have to be
rebuilt. The iron canal bridge on River street
is entirely destroyed. A number of houses in
different parts Of the city are blown down.
The new breakwater for the protection of the
city is almost entirely destroyed aud that por-
ton of the city is several feet under water.
The track of the Niagara Falls division OF the
Central Railroad on the back of the river is
impossible, and passengers are carried around
the break in stages. Travel on the lake shore
is uninterrupted. But few vessels are on the
lakes
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Offices Wanted

Among the recent arrivals here are many
persons who have held offices in the House,
and who have hopes of being renstated.
There is more than the usual large number of
aspirants for the positions of clerk, doorkeep-
err and postmaster, of the House.
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NEarkets-NEw YORK, Nov. 26.

NV
Cotton market-saes 1900 bales at ll3c for middlng
uplauds
FLOUR-Receipts 90 456 bbls; sales 900 bbls State
and Western Sc better; super state S5U5 @ 55; extra
State 1925 a IS 49, round hoop Ohio $3.50 @ 5,l5; COM
mon to good extra Western $3.50 q 5,i5; southern firm
sales 1900 bbls mixed TO good $3.50 SIS; fancy and
extra $3.50 a ST25; Canada 300bbs extra at $40 q 635
GRAlN.-Wheat buoyant sales $4,000 bush. Corn
dull and dIoopng; sales l2O00 bush; whse, new, 3Sc.
Oats dull and dropping; Southern and Jersey Az q 44c
Northern and Western 462 q 473c.
PROYISIONS-Beet firm; sales $50 bbls; country
a $40 for new prime mess, $50 tierces at S9 a $40.
Pork dull and heavy sales 1900 bbs; mess Sl6 prime
Sll@ lll2 Butter dull; Ohio liz a lSc State IA a 2lc.
Rice grim and quiet Sugars firms New Orleans, 100 hhds
q "a 73c; MuscovadO 400 hhds at 81 a. 73c Coffee
quiet and Steady; Rio $50 bags at III a Pc Molasses
quiet; New Orleans by auction 50 bills old 80 32
cash.
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Whatever designs France and Spain may
have in regard to Mexico, there is nothing to
warrant the suspicion that Great Britain is
united with them for that purpose. This sub
iect of the affairs OF Mexico will doubtless be
presented to the consideration OF Congress,
during the coming session.
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dreadful havoc in the Valley Of the Mississippi,
no less than 100000 hogs having died from
that disease the present season.