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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28
FIssprsu.-A professional reothuS,.p

FIespIsH. professional gent8msn
living in the s,uthern part Of the city wss
the victim, yesterday, of q most malignsn.
attempt at sssasaination. He had stepped
from his Office on business srrand. and on.
his return found ssveral small nuts lying
upon the table. and, wondering how they
got !, ,here took one apd .plseed eit.
between his teeth fer the purpose Of essok.
ing. when loud explosion easusd. heetas.
ing and burning his mouth ias ,sheokiag
rnsnnet. Examination showed tAsSsagis.
ing nuts-fibests--to ke charged, lSstk
powde, and friction igniting nsserial ssl.
culated, il exploded in the mouth, te4iss .
mln's head of. The sufferer knows Of %
one whom he would suspects Of the dastardiy
act Of placing the internal machines on his
table, Columbus Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28
Tomb of Pharaoh.

A letter from Cairo, 10 1xe cosss,tusios-
al, says that the general subject of conysr.
sation in that city 10 the discovery which
has just been made by the well.known
arch@ologist, NJ. Marietts. He has found
at Thebes, after long and difficult research,
the tomb. still intact, Of Pharaoh Amosis.
The king is lying in coffin. completely
covered with gold leaf ornamented With
large wings painted on it. Thirty jewsis
of great value were found In the sane eofia
by the side of the king - was also . hsfsAs,
of gold, ornamented with figures int-tIelt
lazue. Some years ago, n. Msrissis- 50
a similar piece OF good fortune. In axlIae
IN the tomb Of Apis the jewels wAish -
form the principal ornament Of the EeyFe-.
ian Museum Of the Louvre The jsssls Il
Amosis are still more valuable, from shein
number and quality. This discovery ei o.
royal tomb intact is the most important one
that Nj. Marietta has yet made in Europe.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28
Russian Babies.

1t lie said that Russian babies look like SO
many idols with their heads carved out and
the rest of the body left in a block. The
appearances is caused by their being rolled
DIP in tight bandages, leaving only the head
out) so that they may be put away out Of
mischief and danger. On going into q
Russian house. you msy sind one little fel-
low lett on a shelf, another hung 10 the
wall on peg, third hung over one of the
main beams Of the roof, and rocked by the
mother, who has the cord Hoped over her
foot.
why. that is a childr' you exclaim,
looking close to be sure you are not mis,ken.
"Of course; what should it bel" answers
the mother.
"Yes, sure enough, 1t is q child, but so
dirty that you cannot help asking-"When
was II washed"
"Wsshet!" shrieks the mother, "washed!
what, wash q childl You would kill it,"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

New Jersey, Pennsylvania sad Indisna, that
10 sdozen or more of The above districts
the Republicans could achieve a certain
triumph BY their own party strength alone
over oil syposition; but the remainder are
sufficient Illustrations to prove that "in un.
ion there is strength"
Let us cast q single glance over the
whole field. II was lost in 1856 by divi
sion of the Opposition. It isa fxed fact
that there is decided majority of the voters
of the Union to day, who, while opposed to
interference with Slavery where it already
exists, are adverse to its extension, and to
ell plots to achieve that end. All these
voters are not formally in the Republican
ranks. but oil are opposed to the Democracy.
Shall union of those who desire its over
throw for its manifold sins be favored; or
shall it be repslledi The Democracy will
doubtless BE playing the role of moderation.
conservatism, &C., in 1860 as in 1856 ,nomi-
mating Old Line Wings again, like Gov.
Hsmmond, James B. Clsy. &C., as in 1856,
cad wooing their followers to their 2arlor,
as the spider did the fly. We should hop
to see the Republican ticket successful. and
should earnestly labor for it's triumph even
if it should. BY deciding to repel ell allies,
provoke union against &c. for its overthrow
instead of Its opponents. But, looking at
our own State as well a. the broader arena
we have been considering. and seeing here
4 United States S,nstor, Governor, Legis.
latnre, State Officers. and Congressional
Delegation dependent greatly on the wis.,
dom of our Pres Dental action. we hope to
Zee 1850 realize The famed motto of Angus
tine: all essentials. unity in non essentials,
liberty; and in ell things. charity"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28
The Future Of the Kansas Gold
Region.
In his last letter from Denver City to Ia,
". Y. Tribune, Mr. Greeley says:

In his last letter from Denver City to Ia,
". Y. Tribune, Mr. Greeley says:
Thousands who rush hither for gold viii
rush away again, disappointed and disguised
as thousands have already done; and yet the
gold is in these mountains, and the righ,
men will gradually unear.h it. 1 shall BE-
mistaken il two or three millions are no,
taken out this year, and seme ten millions
in ls6oi though all the time there will be
as now, stream Of rash advanturers head.
ing away from the diggings. declaring tha,
there ia no gold there, or next to zone. a,
Not gold alone, but lead, iron. and Il
th:nk) Silver or Cobalt, have alreadbeen d
discovered here, and other valgai1 erals
doubtless will be as the mount! more
thoroughly explored-for as yet have
not been even run over. Ihose. e ssse
now Intent on the Immediate wganizitioii
and admission of new State, My be too
fast. yet believe the Rocky Mountains and
their immediate vicinity--say between Fort
Laramie on the North, and Taos on the
South-will, within three years. have a
white population of one hundred thousand :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28
e5-Amonr. the wounded ,copveved 10

G1-Among- the wounded conveyed to
Vercelli recently was young woman. q
cantiniere, belonging to one Of the regi-
mcnt-, who received . biil ia he thigh in
the otfsir Of Turbigo. Having seen several
of the French soldiers fan around her, she
seized on . musks', charged with the bayo.
net ssaiust the Asstrians. and continued
to fight until shot down. Her conduct has
been specially mentioned to the Emperor.
It was at srst proposed to ampussts tho limb,
but ehe refused. saying. do not fear the
operation, but i, will prevent me from fol-.
loving my regiment" She is now eossid-
cred 10 a fair way of recovery.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28
A Father with Three Dozen Chill
dren-The Germans Uppermost,

At Markheidenfelt. village situated on
the river Main, in Bavaria, there lives man
sixty-sight years OF age, named Johannes
Schlottenbeck. He d master chimney.
sweep. vocation more honorable in Ger
many than in this country, and for half .
century has given psrsoasl stseation to his
business. He b bow living vikb o. third
wifei and on the 18th Of June lsst HE s6th
child was christensd at ths pafish, sharch.
BY his hrst eonsort be had seven; By his
second, eleven; and BY his third, eighties
chiidren-of whom half sss hoys, and oue.i
half gitls. A few families % prolific would
-suPPlps aosiop with all the soldiery required
for its defsacs, and laborers to perform it,
necessary agrieulturs and manufacturing -
There 10 vifaitx lett u the old fsutonic
stock yet. snshlll = osprot< yoSbuhdsnt.
y. 1hs French. and even the irish, cannot
come up with il.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

GTPsul Morphy has determined 10 make
New York his future residence. and to enter
upon the practice of the law. Bonner is 20
pay him up in the thousands for editing the
chess department of The Ledger. An odd
chap 10 Morphy about sumo things; reads
and plays all night and sleeps till noon every
day. which he has q right to do. "Hs pays
his money ;" &c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

pEAp.-The Louisville papers note the
death ot y,c;or +. Ward, az twenty years.
lie was, we believe, ,he boy who was whip
ped by Butler, the .school teacher. which
whipping was the first &C, in the Mst. Ward
tragedy. -'-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

@The Hon. Israel Washburn of Maine
gave the following felic;tous sent;ment at
the late Bangor celebration on the Fourth
soar Country-Our country, right OF
wrong; when right. to be kept right; when
wrong, 10 be put right"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

0It may sound like psradox, yet the
breaking OF both Of an army's wings is q
pretty sure way to make It fly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

6TWhy d-es :a,her ,ail no her honey
asked boy Of h> slcer BROTHER. e.:
tell, etpt ~. b, couse SHE'S got q .--.s
comb in her head"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

,ET"I'm of, when you talk Of wo king"
as the cork said to the giuger-poP.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28

@A census Of San Francisco, California
shows population of 7s ,0ss.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28
9olmfd.
is SUCCESS IN 1860 A DUTY?

: Facts for Repsbiieaas to Consider.
n rHr non. scHuYLE. corrAx.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-10

NEw ORIEATs, February S.-Sales Of cot
ton TODAY 5000 bales. Steamers news caused
a decline Of Z. Sale at 10E@lla- Sales Of
three DAYS 1880 bales Receipts for three
days $4,000 bales. Receipts at all Southern
ports ahead Of last year, $4,000. Sugar dull
and has declined +. Cofee.hrm. GunRies o..
NV ORLEANS, February 9.-Sales Of cot
ton $500 bales-market has declined Z, sales
10R91L. Sugar firm. Freights on cotton to
Liverpool 7-l6. Exchange on London S@Si.
Coffee firm and has advanced I, sales 1ls.
CINCINNATI, February S.-Flour dull. Whis-
ky 264c. Nothing done in Mess Pork, Bacon
OF Lard. Molasses 3Sc. Sugar active at TO
Sc. Coffee firm at 12@I2lc.
CNCINNATI, February 9.-Flour firm sales
Of 1900 bbls. at - 35g5 40. Whisky, 1900
bbls. at 264c. Lard IN bbls. 11lc. Provisions
easier. Sugar buoyant, 40 boxes at 7ldSc.
Fair and Prime Molasses 3sIc, and holders de-
mand an advance Of lc. Exchange on New
Orleans 1c premium.
NEW YoRK, February S.-Cotton unsettled,
sales 1900 bales and has declined Eat Mid
ding Uplands III quotations are nominal.
Lard firm at l2t@l2i. Whisky 27l.
NEw YoRE, February Cotton very dull Z;
sales Of 400 bales quotations nominal Mid
ding Uplands 1i4c. Cotton In ransitu offered
e. Flour duIl; sales Of 1900 bbls. Corn
quiet Mixed Corn S0dS2c. Lard duh, ia
i2sc. Whisky 27627tc. Sugar steady, 7kG
SIC. Bacon firm. Lard 12s@13gc. Lard oil
gSGSI 90.
NEw YoHK, February 9, p. M-FIour de-
elining tendency, sales s. O065 O5, State $ y
az 90 hio s. 50ld5 20. Southern White
Corn S4ysS5. Coffee firm, sales 5000 bags, Rio;
the balance Of the ship Courier's cargo sold
at 114GI13. sugardull has declined z the past
three days. Tea, catalogue AZ auction, IN
desirable, mostly Greens, have declined, Young
Hysons Is@3sl; Gun Powder25@65; Imperial
so, Hyson 20i.
LOUISVILLE, February 9.-Mess Pork, sales
500 bbls at sig.
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--latest 9r@s bg GfIegrapb.
TO Associated PRESS OF MEMPHIS



WAsHTxcToS, February 3. p. a-Snatc.-
Mr.. Bigler made an elaborate speech in sup
port OF his resolution against creating a large
public debt in time Of peace.
EEBHUAHV e.-SeadtG-Mr. Bigler made a
lengthy speech in favor IL increasing the reyc-
nue. by mixed specific advalorem duties. The
subject was postponed.
Mr.. Green reported against the organization
Of jefferson Territory.
Mr.. Toombs made a long and eloquent reply
10 Mr.. Biglef's VesterdaY's tariff speech.
FEBRUARY s, p. M-HOusa-The Senate ap-
preparation bill was M.
Mr.. Loyeioy moved 70 strike out the appro-
pration FOR the safe keeping Of prisoners, al
leging that it was intended for the detention Of
fugitive slaves.
Mr.. Singleton said that he would be glad II
he Oovsjoy) would return the negro that be
had stolen from one Of his (Singleton's) con-
s~tituents and said hat Mr.. L0Vejoy had ad-
mittHd 70 participating IN the slave stealing,
and that such Representative were a disgrace
70 the nation.
Messrs. sherman and Barksdale called Mr..
Singleton 10 order. Voices from the Repubh-
can side said, Let him 90 onf'
Mr.. Loveioy's resolutions were rejected.
FEBEUAEY 9.-Housc-The House passed
The Appropriation bil, after striking out $780,
600 for mileage, $4,000 for furniture, repairs
and packing boxes, and $4,000 for the Con-
gressional Globe, and $4,000 for the work
men Of the San Francisco mint; $4,000 de-
Quoted from the appropriation for the New
York Assay Office, S225.000 for The purchase
Of property in New York leased for Courts I;
also reducing the appropriations for workmen
in the New Orleans mint 10 $4,000 adding
$4,000 10 supply the former printing deheien-
cies.
Mr.. Branch reported hack the bill %aPpropri-
ating thirty million dollars to settle The difficult
ties with SDain.
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9lOrt of 9~flfmpbis.
No asra4isements n Sieamboafs inscrtod sr-
opt fLrough sg.ah iH this uh, rho sd % ~
rsspoasibls for aduorfising Joa

i1Fe ~
River Ncsvs.
The river continued falling yesterday the
weather was cold, and in the morning very
winterly.
Tn. J. H. Lucas, ths hne s. Louis steam
p,eket is the regular boat for St. Louis to-
/ 5av. leaving at six O'Clock. The Lucas is a
FIRST class passenger boat, and those who travel
aboard her viii enjoy their trip
ne Evansville, Captain Baird, leaves as
usual to-day at six O'Clock for White river.
She is a very agreeable boat TO travel upon,
and her officers are careful and courteous gen
demen.
The Kate Frsbee, Captain McNannus, is
the regular packet to-day for Napoleon. She
makes good time, and carries the U. S. mail.
The splendid Mcclellan is the Louisville
packet to-day. starting at four O'Clock this sf-
temoon. Captain Erwin has a high reputa-
uon for skin as an officer, and kind attention
to his passengers.
Captain Riley Jones fine boat, Return, leaves
as usual, for parts on White river, on Saturday.
The St. Louis Republican Of Febuay s re-
Poriss
The river at this port fell eight inches inthe
t~wenty-four hours ending az dark last evening
and continues TO fan slowly The ice IS uiek
and heavy in The river but was SOMEWHAT
sofreued By the warm and genial sun yeslef-
day. The wind was in The south, and ne
weather very fine. The iceis reported TO De
from three 70 four niche in thickness, but n
comes down n very small pieces, and ascend
Ing boats from below have founa no d~lniculty
in getting through. Navigation in the upper
rivers is stIl suspended, no beat running
above except the Alton packet Baltimore,
which makes her trips regularly. The Lucas
reports meeting the ice ar Neeiey's landing,
and a channel of eight teet ID aepth above
Cairo. We learn from the Henderson Re
porter that as the Kirkm7nwas coming up he
river. below Franklin. a difficulty occurred be-
tween two deckhands. when one picked mp a
billet Of wood. and striking the other with ~
knocked BIN overheard. He sank and wa1
not seen afterwards. The offender bad an eN-
aiming trial. and was admitted 20 bail in The
sum Of 500 10 appear az the mex term Of The
circuit court
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GommtrriaI sflattrrs.


NMMA.NAM u"HANEHN
coTroE-Thc ouon MARKET was yesterday mored de-
, ,ssd haz ai any FORMER tune missa-a oa assuni q
very urnvoutis naiuu Hem See Orleans. Prio'sieA
At issa .n1herquartsr, but sfe ta reruisffr qs1ia-
uan. no sales ucrc. 7haiss a gaeuts, uat7A i7na
zsusa. tsafsA. aafsa. 5aia. soatsa, 2dat9A,s ai
81. aloI5a a Ios iH mte1. eIauul. oatii, %
afuA. n at mE. Tuiaf. gH tal1s. o. uhila sz5 were
I'D under n cent, andu a. and above nafraie.
ma Ss~ orieans Piosyuuo o. Fetruary 3 nfrurH A
fair amount o basiuess has hsea alae ie or ssast. Z
fafias have b1Hucf an uunanniT luiie1a
ear nd mitaea have ben meaugere1pe utAse
ouminsas uinsui sninsnan Four hashsru hun- uin
a far drmaad and uuu J. u1haW mHefAl
u.--f ~ r-trea have further afraucrd Cor rHrk laaani
dry allied mrafs and lard. FrcEtts have been very alhf
vihut material alteration in the rates and We have
nal-c1 some Fascination in Exchange.
ne Cafnn martei hss been very dun throaghaut ne
past geek. win unfaVorablc Edrlcea non kurepa anl a
denauieveu Cor ne better qualiiies at realel rt.s
up 4 llf fFrniur fhe s1les were olnhne4n about " ~
haics, eemaltlns 1900 on saturday ~ On A1aass
on rue DAY, 600 0a WEDNESDAY an 800 Eesierl1ytp fqe
generally trunnE in sTar n buT1ra md dHlns last
crrnirE ga decline q Seven ne melum aaa o.t-
ter a%usiities. she burr grai1E trinF entirely unaaielhlc-
To-frv ntruf 500 taira were ao1. uakug a total for
mr wcct ~ -8Wo haica ne market oains daL We
quete
Inferisr ........ nominal Mfiiue-..--..u @iih
Orlinary-.-. n0minll Cod Ai-4ns
Cod Oriiuary.. aHal0h MdiiHE Far.--2kai2a
Los Midihng DO ioh8ioh Fair-- 90
ne reorirss q ne week cutraos U7G hlles as1inst
6l0s1 Tor ne oorreepondinr ueck iasf year. Thf t1tairr-
reipu since me it Of september have been i29Ieo
bales. against s3l i21 10 tie same eate hsiyesr-
The crnurts Of the week em1fa0a a bales c1m1ria-
imr tB SIS O. LirerpoaI iG9ln fleetwood 2ao io haVrei
f4n % Marsclnes, Nls obrcme1 l4- % Al.Hlam ~
O. Hzmhurr. a7 % B1rcelona. 81 60 san sebastian, tHo
D. Genoa. ~ % Vera Cruz, u.2si % B1st1ni and III O.
New Nurk
ne tstsi experts since me isi Of September have been
az 2Is bales.
The exports Tor me c1rrespludnng week last year we're
haze.
me stoa On hand his eysung Is Esssu bales gains
al asa AZ the sane time last year.
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&heriHs Sale.

DT YIRTUE Of an order o. sale, Issued By ne Clerk
ID % the Law slde Of he Cummcn Law and ChancfrJ
Court % the city q Memphlsl and % ne directed IN IA
vor % A. r.. nouEias ". +. 6 RaEn and " r. I'd
uards, hrm az EaCan A EiNarez- iu-smelt lah Auluzl
1883, for 1851 os-i00. Court cost 81 6lioo. VIII, o.
SATURDAY, he 5h day Of March. 1853, in uout ~
TIE Seerin s one. 10 ne city q Meuphis sel iorcah
30 te hichest mfier, ne foli1ulrg real estate ulrec
lots ~ ground IN tha tusn q Fot Pickerlus- kuuuu AZ
Its No. IS, . and - In TIE tluck Ne. 81 haufing on
TIE Nurth side a. Ilcksdn street. sclrding b. he ulau
q Eaidteun. md % Which ". m. EtUaris nov resif1s
lived On a. the property q aid Edwards. sale in ieul
hours. nORERT l. SMITH. Sherif-
49, &C.. d 49, ~ uNn~am z u
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Dr virtue a an erde= Of sale Issued - ne olert % ~
ID Law Side 81 ne Comma Law and ChancerF Court
~ TIE City ~ Memphis, and - me dressed, IN fasor %
" An md = Baker. frm u WASH a Baker, w. p
O. nssaicn A G. Belts and T. p PARK iui-meut -
Decrlahcr. 1891. Ar eI37 and costs. - 15-ioo I VII On
SATURDAY, the bh day q March. t&e, IN hunt 81 ue
Sherifs 0m1e. IN ne city q Memphis, sell - osh' g
thr highest tidder. the following desrrincd Afai ESTATE
A it a. ground On The uarih a1r - P4aU street. mont
~ TOO feet Ca si street. and rHmntI t1ck lEa ifet
80 a th@ ssnr ~ vhieh ue Clty fNurinl AAs ~
staatsd rsied "a ~ n properly g , B flfl cAe
10 i<sai E11ra
OBJ. I SMITH, stsrid q s1si5y c1uaiy.
- GRO. n roexL, Ds7usJ Snssin 8 fseS
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Pacific Railroad.

NV ORLEAEs, February S.-News received
from Marshall, Texas, 10 the Let inst, says
that the Pacific Railroad compromise had fail
ed. The amount Of uDobiectionsble claims
has been reduced to S14s,O0 0 leaving $4,000
forfurther examination. Fowlkes refused pay
ment unless the road be delived 10 the old com
pany under final award and arbitration The
committee t~hereupon resigned, giving The
award in favor Of the new company. The
convention however, resolved that Fowlkes
possession Of the road west Of Marshall.
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SheriH7s 6aIe.

DT virtue OF two orders % ale issued b. DE cierk q
ID ne Law Side q he Cemnon Law and ChrucerT
q TIE CITY ~ MCmpd and 10 ne dreted .
f1vrr a in WisEen 4 O.. vs. Il b Clark 1rd =
and csis s. 6o-lc0. wd s2e7 tc-loo md cztss So
100. 1 Uiu. on SATURDAY. me 81 day 81 Marrh, isa,
10 front Of the sherid = omce. IN ne city q Aemphis.
sen fer ash. - he hiEhesthidter, ne follswing deacrhed
Real Estate. A De- a Euuud % Ececls street. McnphA
Tennessee, beEinuing 60 tha uurtacast usruer a. . -
SID 81 J. II. Rarlinrs % Go. s. Haru; fhenoe uurth
viii Fchois street 81 feet s inrhes e. a stekes iheuce Wesf
80 feet % a stake fheuce s1ufh 81 Sea s chains a. q
snkes thenc = east 80 feet % me heEiuuingi=E ne
property o. Clara a nictarisln. safe IN legal hours
nOBTL l. SMITH. sherid shehy Countg.
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PRODUCE PnICE CUnRENT.


CONNECTED DAILY 81 n II sFtcEH AGEsT- 40
MADISON sIHEEr.
APPLE+Gresa. IS 50a6 so barrel
BACoN-Rm sides sssAes Clear sldes, 9H9ior 5
shoulders ssskc5 Country Hsm>, u6l2Hci Can
rss.sd Hams. I2GI9c Rh
BUrrER-Cgmty Extra. IS On. Country Fair Is
aso- Extra western Receive isa2o Gahen. s6
81 = b-iun
HEAN+Nayy Whit 81 soEI 50 sushsi
BRAS-B7s- cut-udemanI
BEEr-Drsssci bind qus- g frs qirs 2Ee3A-
BEEswAx-aAa25 Pb
CArrLE-ou fet. scr nett
CABBAsE-sio os2 50 z hmirea-m drmand
CORN-In saeks 50 90 &c.
C-HEEsE-aaIo- n.
CH1CKEN-Dre-sed 81 o. p dsren-m demand
DRIED ~FRrT-ArpIcs 81 s5eI7s 2 busheI :
Peeled Pelsa-s 7aI2H cent? . bi uupeelsd Peaeh-
6. g. ssa2 Is.
DUCk-uu-uvy 75aasi Or = rlri English go
CO. 2 pair.
EGG-f2FI5c ? dasn-in demand
FBoUR-In acts supernne. 81 75s2 50, Country
extra Fsmuy. s. ooas 90 IN bbs. s. Ooa7 30.
FEArHER-Goose $3.50 e n
GAME-venissn. f0Gt2zc Phs Bear, f0aI5- pu5ks
" NsHsrd." g. Ooa Is p dazrn; -" Teal q o0d2 50
? du; Squirrels e. % Do Paruidges 81 sea- 90 d.
rwses. $685.; Prairie Fowls TO- = pair Rsbbits
IS a2oc; Op,ssum, 25aaoo-nsnc IN market
HIDEs-Flnb I5zGise Green, g. 2 n Dv saltod
IsaIs; Green saitsd s. PB; sheep skins. 1000
sah Deer skim, 10 Rhi Con skns Io8se
esch-md cmsnd.
HAT-In demand retail. SIS z tn Wholesale SIS
p ton
HONET-In comb. I2H6fsc
HoMNT-s2 oO8a 25P buzheL
LARD-C1unuy Lesf No. .. IaaIIc Pm IN ke..
I28Isc
MEAL@CumTy. 7a8ae Ftushel-m deminl
NJTIoN-0n fsot.No. T. e. sal UR heat
oSIoS-sI oosI . 3 bushsl Sets - 5oa5 90
2 bush
OArs-s0 = bushe-n demand
PEAs-rlble, / ooai 50 bushei-un.
PEANUT%T5a8t % q busheI
POTAIOEs-sweet, 1850 q bushsii Irish, Norih-
cm. 81 S q IS bushel.
PoHE-On foL 6asAc 8hs Meaa sI7 018Ia % 2
tsl, rhoIszle Dressed Pork e
sAGE-Gf3
rUKEErzsyeSeL a. ooGsI D-in-dsmlud
UURNIrsEo7aS p oushei
TAHaWSa9 IN.
VEGETABLES ZfnrhiW. 81 oo4t IS = bushsI
CarruE. s. 90 Cen. 7G12EcR buneh.
WHEAf-2ellur at71 to 81 o. hushel
WOOn-Wrl-d 2hi Uuuashed 10a l2hr
YOUNG ~GEEeH-Drcsscd. 50 o. mc each
n. B-ms above rates are ne vholesais prices Of
sound ami merchanahie articles When che sale s hyre-
tail, asdiuoual prizes viii BE- Required b. inferior, a
proplrtiauafe Discount must be made in 1n iustlnres-