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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

A Dispatch has been received bv the Papal Nun.
clio IN Paris, informing him that the Pope has adj.
dressed "memorial" to all the European Courts
setting forth the facts of the Mortara business, as
represented from Holy lnquisitnn point Of view,
aud stating il TO BE- his Holiness deliberate c0nclu-
sion That the blessed child has received the grace
Of baptism, no authority, Of the Pope HIMSELF
can be sufficient IL neutraEe its cHrct-.ergo, the
child muSt still be withheld from his mother and
father in order To receive u Christian education.
John Shcnan. the talented editor Of the Chicago
Times, is writing life Of Stephen A. D0uglas. II
will be published In New York before the adjourn.
mcnt Of Congress.
We are indebted to Hon. W. n. Gwir for Con.
grcSSional documents.
Washington letter writers say the English and
French Legations ridicnlc the riior Of an intention
on the part Of European powers to organize Cuba
into an independent sovereignty. Bat little couh.
dcncc however, is placed in their denial.
The Weekly Patriot Is the name IL q new paper,
the frat number Of which issued on the 18TH
inst ut Iowa llil Placer county. 1t is neatly print
ed. independent In politics, and edited BY E. B.
Boast, Esq, gentleman Of taste and experience.
IhbERAL.-At the conclusion Of the Catholic fair,
which wan held short tinIc since at Shasta, the
sum Of S2,oo0 was rcaHzGd-iIe bachelors respond.
ing handsomely to the appeal Of the ladies'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

Judge EImo-c, Associate Justice in Kansas Ter.
rt0ry. Gays the Nashville tni0n, has lately refused
the Testimony Of Tree negroes in his Court at Law.
renee. Kansas, in M alIrdgcd case 0f kidnapping
negro. WhcIcn:"n the Abolition hurdle set upon
lis heels and the Democracy generally aud vilIify
in particular, Dread Scott. Lawrence, where the
case ~ns uicd. is the Sudom Of Kansns. They 60
in for negro equality, universal suffrage aud cult
waite number ii disgusting isMs. Ii is wonder.
EnIe was not muLbcd l.cl the Republicans once
succeed in attaining power, and they will not stop
l"ng in placing negro upon Nh equality with
whites
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

CONSUMPTION, the great ScOurge by which so many
are d"omed to premature grave, could in many
cases be cured by simple remedies IL taken In sea.
son. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry has cured
hundreds within few years.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
FIREMEN'S BALL.
Hope Hook and Ladder Co., No. I,

Hope Hook and Ladder Co., No. I,
VIII give
GRAND SOCIAL BALL,
A. the Cary House, P1acsrvile,
On TucSday Evening, Feb. 22nd, 1859.
Tho public generally invited to attend.
cONNIrTEK ~ ARhAMGENKNTs
p. BogarduS, 10. 4. ballard, D. D. Johns
-.-.,-----,-. CONNIrIEH Or INITIATION,
D. D. Johns, J. FarnhauI, d. ". LevAn,
4. Kahn, Z. D. BOnnsstel, U. A. CrAnhnll
A. GrAbxnheim, John Willrt John Justice.
J. T. A, Ballard, II. L. iindS. L. 7. Carr
COMMITTEE REcErTIOS.
George r. Jones' ........ .,......... John Salmon.
EIUOR MANAGERS.
"a bOgaTnus, .........-.......M N ehesTer
CoStume If the Evening-ChEen'a Dress Carriages
will be IN attendance for the Of the ladies'
P1acerville, January 10TH 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

NEw Nail rrE.--Washingion letter writer's
inform us, says the Stockton Republican, that
PROPOSITION is maturing f.: The transportation of
rEtire C"ht' ia r.al, newspapers as well as let.
tnrs. overland, and wholly within the limits Of the
United States. The time fixed on Is twenty days,
Of failure to pc, firm the service within that time
and agreeing 10 submit 10 any reasonable forfeiture
for failure To make this time Responsible par.
ties. men who have been engaged IN singing for
wears. have sent proposals to the POIt Office Depart
City in eight days They promise to give nncx.
ccptonaLe security for the faithful pcrf0 nance Of
the contract. II tho trip be made from here to
Salt Lake in eight days. it can easy be made from
Salt Lake To ST. Joseph in twelve days.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
Tie GreItent Dia Orerv 0| TIE A0s-GrARe AAaaiaa a
NaRkfnd-IRWocrHf. Ott HSteak ~ llsYF

TIC GrsIie:t NJ: NrerY @TMs AOe-CrAat Asssine b
N1nktnd-IaMoreHf. btt FOeeaG e'ff
DIR. J.. J. CxAPKAYS rFuphlAceum, (usae AlaanneafaR
agent . preventative against 0onogTaA anA nvnkt
little taeasrs. and an unsurpassed remedy Tor III vGss,
scFofOlsas 0AngrenOaS asA cAncsrnus CIssss, Eil1
chaFRcs from VaGlnA, Uterus and UrslhSA, aeA ~
nsons Erupti0ns aud dlSeases. For sale q Dr. ~ y c.
kay'a ollce, Sacramento 81, below MoalEs1assT ec
rac!as Mall Steamship Cas- SaAss. a isS!sisls. Q ;
pFOphIlecticum preventive agaiua Hyphic and De-.
rhOal d'ssasea. Harmless Ia itsrlL poosssP0 o.
saving thousands Of drhaucleeS from beinr lse1SS ~
the most loAtlssome n eli hlveasea. Lea No yn,r S
Who aPprecatss hsasih b wlleas ". Caapkay
tIcum. u In very convenient PACKAGES. anA nm -
found convenient to use, being used " soAr Fie1 ~
FOR saSe a Dc. LJ Caapkay's Private MoAisal ssi -
TAcI;C NAIL sE&SiP co.. 60
San Francisco, California. =
A CARD !. the undersigned. havlng Aeer go.
"A tl'e sreAtnent OG Dr. b. J. Csa,ay uiso~sk
lied, feel called upon 70 give rublcity . Ghe
In preventing others rom he kars I'D rsuS S,sS ~ -
which experienced nls WllLeh % enS0 F0'le - ~
IcrnIcUun practice: Of precndera dseasa IA -
sequence q deliberations In Seuth. The n1e1Ie1 49,
endured are, perhaps, unnecessary As Ne - ksAsH %
ere knOWn 70 those who have experienced thS ~ =
kay lnte re4alsitOns al the expectAlAaa Whskf -
formed q h!m we're more than FsalLaed. 9 rSs ~
selves aAcAea With that dFusdAaI nsls1v. - i' -
dc!nF ostHg ynPAthy fcs 80 egtng AaRSgal - = =.
iklt desAs 81 EsiseviRS them. go ~ 4 Is.
staae Of calleasMa, City ana Gosn;v - Iss-n
ss- On thIs eist day o. July, a. b. itts k.SS -. 4,
o. JsWeee, Nesssy fsess resss@aals aepeass4 3 - -.
s: ::S sSs. az e s:ss "a: sss &C., g
"a: s'' {; : sEir' q! IL; s.
T. Al JsaEf -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22


Surgical instruments.
% n H. MCDONALD CO., Importing and Whole
salr Druggists, keep constantly hand large cup.
~ ply Of Surgical nMd Dental Inst rue
" menaUs
Shoulder Braces. CuppIns Cases and ecarlA.
Suapehaary lIAndaRes Gators,
Gun Elastic StOckinRp, Silver and Gum DouEees and
Trussep, q large variety, Cathetcrs,
Pocket Medicine CAara, Eye CaseA and slethescorea,
rePanis and syrlngrs, AmvutAtlng and Post. orenl
Cases,
We take particular pains In selecting these articles Of
the latest aud most approved styles and Of the best makers
We respectfully invite the attention Of Physicians aud
Druggists to our large aud we'll selected stock.
H. u. MCDONALD CO.
Dental and Surgical Instruments.
n 20 OxSS Jones. White McCurdyb Gold Foil
and Teeth, Abby & Sons Gold Foil and Foil by 9th.
CT makeFs Forcrpa, large assortment, Of the most
IA approved makers.
ChevaleS Patent Lathe and his Lathe Of Accelerate Mo.
How Pipes File Carriers and Revolving Sockets;
thrush and C0nundum Wheels
Exeavatora, huTs and Drills, seAleFH and PiugReTs;
Fles. lIammcTa and Vicca good Variety.
We receive per- steamers regular shipments Of Dental
Stock and at house. Dentists may confidently expect
to ind nearly every article used by them.
No. 100 Street, Sacramento.
R.H. MeDONALDk CO.,
WholeSAle and Importing DTusSstS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

On the Passnge Of the resolution offered bv Mr. cIs,.D
The vote "ood: Ayes, ~; Noes, ~
The rOds and Republicans In both test, vo,ir0
Mr. Lamar offered the following: '"e ''e''"'''
hes%red That W. lloyi be allowed the usual ter dI,a
nnu mengc OF an Asembyman up to this day Inclusive
OF Tue same, payable out Of the Contingent YunG
Adopted, by n vote Of % tot
Dir Aoss gave notice Of motion TO reconsider ,hc vo,
on Nv pnArhge OF The resolution sealing Mr. Upton
VT Cor'aI gave notice VI motion 10 reconsider the
vote allowing Mr. lioy the per dtm and mlenge Of an
Tho llOuAr Adjourned
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

Total amount In Treasury, January bh 1882 NlsOO7 OF
---~---M.-k.e itEARkR,
Auditor Of 81 Dorado County.
Placervllc, January 18th, 1850.
We arc indebted to Wells. Fargo Co., for nu.
merOus favors during the past week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
SACRAMENTO DRUGGISTS.
r. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS,
130 J street, sacramento.

We respectfully Invite all dealing In line 70 call and
examine our large and well selected stock 81
Drugs and Medicines, DruVEiES' Glassware,
Oils and Paints, RetortGand CrucIbeu,
Lard and Sperm OILS, COrks and Acids.
CAmphene, Llnsrcd OIL, Surgical Instruments,
Fresh Herbs, Dental Instruments,
PerfuIneFy, Patent Medicines,
AssAying Materials, IOdA Material,
HrrwrrAs MNteriai
With complete assortment Of almost every article kent
In large Wholesale Drug etOrc all Of which oeF
low, " mt lower than they he bought elsewhere IN
this State. Il. II. MCDONALD 1 co.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
Statement Of the Annual settlement

WVOVOHI1OWb VI JUG kAUWWH1 0oGt1oWIUWt
or the Accounts between the Treasurer and Auditor Of
Dorado County, California, for the year commencing
January 4h 1885, and ending January 9Th, 1882 made
on the 18th day Of January 1852 under the supervision
OF the Hoard Of Supervisors Of said county.
TTe0surer IN ace. 'ctts County General FwRd, DIR.
To balance on settlement, Jan. AlSSe,& 2OA3 81 -
receipts for the year 1883. ....... 1870 80
amt transferred from hosp tai fund $50 20
" " road fund.-. u 7A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-09
Missouri Land for Sale.

+ OFFER for sale in parcels 10 suit purchasers, a
j quantity Of fine Agricultural Lands in South
West Missouri. They have been selected with
great care, and for quality they not inferior to
any lands in the West.
South Yves Missouri is being settled rapidly by
by enterprisins Farmers from Pennsylvania, Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois ond Iowa The completion OF
the Railroads chartered ,and now under construction
will open to these lands the best OF markets. State
and county Roads are l"ld out through the lands
offer for sale. The State Road from Neosho TO
Buonvilie passes directly through them. They lay
in the midst Of good settsnents, with Schools and
Churches already established. Barton county has
School Fund Of about S20c Geo, and Jasper of a.
bout 3l50,00O. This fund will afford the poorest
man in the country the opportunity Of giving his
children good education without it coating him
nything for tuition.
The gentleman Ter whom offer these lands for
sale has authorized me to offer them such terms
Justify me in saying that the prospects for pur
chasers IRE iair to double their money on them In
less lhan twelve mon lhs Emigration from the
more Northern and Eastern States for the last yenr
together with the anticipated abolition of the pc
culiur institution, has advanced Lands 10 double
their former value; and this emigration still con-
tinues to flow into this county, they will in all
probability double in value the coming year.
| have recently given this country careful ex
an ination, and IN most he Grty recommend il to
all who wish to purchase homes in the West o..
who desire ta make investments which Will be
sure and profitable
| am authorized to sell these lands on such terms
as justify me in saying, that the purchaser will
have lair prospect to double his money them
within one year. ........
TERMS. One half down. balance October lst
1859. | will sell them in quantities to suit pur-
chases We invite those wishing 10 purchas
Lands to give us call before they purchase else
where Apply soon, as the opportunity will not
long bs offered on snc favorable terms,
JOHN HERVEY.
P. S. | have made arrangements to pay taxes
itr persons owning lands in any part of Missouri.
Unionport, Ohio, March 9, 80 ON J. IL.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-09

be purSues the even tenor Of hia way, givihs
satisfaction to all who deal with him.
The alFbeSs and honesty Of the Business 4
to be doubted, and arc easily understood
de R an enierprisiag man, and setting out q
do iarge BUSINESS, he purhzsed his books ia
large quantities; In order 70 iacreass his sales
be de,srnined to give part 0f bis profits topur.
ehasers, IN preaiianlS The principle o. pre-
miums or gifts, has been adopted IA many
branches Of business. and, perhaps, every news
payer that has spoken against the Cir Book
Business has recognised the principle. either in
deductions 70 clubs, extra copies, or gifts OF en-.
craving. &c. Evans purchases whole editions
Of books at the lowest figures, sells them at the
regular retail prices, and gives 4 premium with
each book: to every $4,000 worth of books he
apportions 5000 worth Of jevelry, watches,
&c, which are given away with the books pur-
chased often receiving gold watches costly cam.
eos, &C. In every caSe oiSalo, Evans gives
what he pIeases-and surely tho most fastidious
mornliSt can find no FAULT. .f.,
On The aame principle, Il a man buy { chest Of
tea, is the grocer TO be blamed or commended,
ifhe gives his customer few pounds OF culee
into the bargain? The question needs no re-
ply. His encouragement TO American authors,
publishers, and manufacturers is very great; IN
single year he purchased fiom one manuiac
turer alone, S2s,0Oo worth Of .iewelry. and
thousands ofpelsons engaged in printing book
binding. watch making, &C., receive employ
meut through his a en;y.
His assortment OF books embraces the STAN
dard works Of the language, and every depart
ment Of American literature, and through his
agency, vast numbers ofuseful books have been
spread through every part of the country to the
great advantage Of the rising generation, and in
this respect be may very properly be held to be
apublic benefactcr.
In short in Mr.. Evans we find an enterpri
sing mantle originator of a business which
he has followed with the greatest energy and
the strictest integrity, until it having attained
vast extent and Importance, host ofimitators
tsome OF them honest, perhaps, but ignorant OF
the business, arising and disappoint and cheat
the public, bringing down condemnation not
only on themselves but on the man whose trade
they were counterfeiting To rescue Mr. F.
from this unmerited cen3ure and to state what
we understand to be the nature OF the Gift
Book Business, as established and conducted by
him, has led to this article. No one who deals
with him can be wronged or disappointed; not
only will the purchaser received the full value
of his money in books, but with each book a
premium, or GIFT, and that often very handsome
and valuable,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-09
Spf:le,ial Notites
Arc You sicki


Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
until your complaint is incurable, and then mourn
when it is too late. Four flths of all the diseases
which people the church yards, might be cured
by Ayers Cuihnrtic ri lis, If taken in season -
Don't go dr0ggng through the Spring, faint. sleepy
and lstIess, because your blood is loaded with bile
Don't wear the headache, Heartburn and their kin.
dred disorders because your stomach is foul. Don't
parade yourself around the world, covered with
Pimples, Bloches Ulcers, Sores and all or any Of
the unclean diseases of the skin, because your
system wants cleansing. Don't show you rself a.
bout, lean, haggard, all caved in, because your
Stomach and Bowls neeO strengthening into
health action. Ayers Pills set thess things right
rs surely as water quenches fire, They purity The
body and bic od and restore their funct ions into
healthy activity which you can feel asquick they
are taken. They are the one great medical won
der OF this age, recognized by all who know their
virtues, and many thousands know them. Take
the Cherry PecioTal for Caugh, and the Pills for
all derangemants requrilg purgative medicine
Prepared BY JsC AVER, Chemist Lowell, Mass
and sold by John McBean and John Beall, Cadiz
I'hos. Hopkins Mooreheld; E. J. Phipps, SMYRNA;
i. Green, Freeport; Cannon & Bro New Athens
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-09
What the Press says Of Evans Gift
Book Store

We take the following from the Cecil Whig
one of the most respectable Journals in the
country lfs e ~ .f.ts -,e 1.e
The GtFr BOOK TRADE. - The principles on
.gLicls @. a. Euans. the Founder oftle Business
conducts h.--A general denunciation on the part
OF many persons and presses throughout the
country, Of that branch of the publishing bust
ness denominated the "GiA Book Trade" haa
induced US to devote few remarks to the SUBJ
ect, and to speak particularly of the business az
conducted by Mr.. g. G. Evans, 431 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, with whose principles and
practice in the trade VIC have made ourselves
acquainted. Fse2 e-as.tsa t.f., NJ
Because Swindlers or ignoramuses, in any
trade. subjects u to loss, we are not therefore
70 censure men engaged in legitimate trade; be-
cause "Petsr Funk" traders in watches deceive
and cheat the public, honest watchmaksrs are
not to be denounced and avoided: and so, be-
cause number or Peter Funk" concerns in
the Gift Book Business, encouraged by the
great success ofEvans' enterprise, sprung up in
various cities, and for time cheated those who
were dslnded into dealing with them, there is
no reason that fair, liberal and energetic pub.
lshers sh0nld be condemned along with them.
No injustice conld be greater, People must
deal with tradespsn: they must have watches,
thsy must have books, ard let them take care
to asek the place where they can procure, the
ngtieles they wanr, without deception. and on.
the most advantageous terns. f stsa ~
MIR. Evans originated the Gin Book Business
IN 1854 and his great cpcssga ii 1t il the result
Of tho energy, the integrity. and the liberality
that hare characterized bis eogrsi from that day
10 tha present. Tho shame aoReeFns that have
fspm timc to time arisen in imitation OF his es-i
seblishment have now mostly peFishsd, while
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-09
TnnInIn fnChnreh.

An old negro in Connectieut who always had
been very eOnstAntin ascending church. AID
prided himself furthsrmofe-in being the first
there, happened % be detained fr beyohd the
usual hour one morning. i ~ =
John, said Cudse, 8 be stood cardng his
wool or the occasion "hab the kindness to tel
me what O'Clock him be Ml FL
Cant tell you, Cuffee. de clock hab stopped.
| should tink I am pretty considerable Iate."
"Ise woulden't be exposed if'twar half an
hour top o. dat" returned Cuffee, and hurried
to church IS fast as his handy legs would carry
him He entered toward the end Of the ser
mon, just as the parson was reiterating the
text for the last time:--YThe last shall Be frst,
ARd the first shall be lastp II I T
Cuffee turned upon his heel. and went out
exclaiming:-"Datm means mel come last, but
Ise out fusser anyhow; de next time dis Niger
goes late to meeting, he no 60 at all"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-09
New Treatment. " ' 3
ID T. Z W n. T Es
,,onfidcnsial McslicoI ADVICE,

Confidential Medical Advice!
A T the Biifalo Private Hospital Established
IN for the cure of Syphilis Seminal Weakness
and the Secret Inhrmities of Youth and Maturity,
by Dr.. AMOS & SON, Buffalo, N. Y. Office, cor.
ner of Main ond Quay Streets ;up stairs & s,a ~,
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION ,r.,
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility,
or Nocturnal Emissions, more properlv known os
Seminal Weak ness, &C., can be permanently cur
ed in from fifteen days to two months, by the use
of this instrument when used conjointly with
medicines. .--... - ,....,
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS & SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented most important insiru-
ment for the cure of the above diseases 1t has
been subjected 10 test by the most emne physicians
in London, Paris, Philadelphia and New York; il
has been declared the only useful instrument ever
yet invented for the cure OF Seminal Weakness,
or any disease of the genits organs caused by the
secret habits OF youth. Price Ten Dollars by mail
or Express ...t rs .si3 asiH eG5 I's#
| NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES. :,
| Or. AMOS 81 SON may be consulted from 8 o..
clock in the morning until night in every stage
and symptom OF disease, Secondary Symptoms,
Seminal Weakness, impotence and Structures OF
the Urethra and all those dreadful affections ar;s-
ing from secret habit OF youth; which produce
constitution debility, renders marriage impossi.
| bic, and in the end destroys both body and mind ~
lhe treatment they adopt is the result OF upwards
OF ~ years extensive and successful practice In
Europe and America. a.. ltgt@ as3 9fa asl t8ttW
- A CURE WARRANTED. .......,
DR.. AMOS d son have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peculiar class Of ma ladies, and
the Tellei they have consequently been enabled to
render their fellow. CT eatrres is fully testified and
gratrfully acknowledged by conpalesent patients
ano others daily arriving in town from all parts of
the country Tor the express purpose only Of consult
tations, while their exerlions have been crowned
| with the most signal advantages vet from gha &,
they have experienced in enquiring into the cause
| OF these infectious complaints, drom their m8st
simple condition to that of the most dangerous and
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-09
Rem arR6s.

WooL.--The market has been quiet but very
firm. Since the Auction Sale noticed in
the Sentinel of the I'd inst. The stocks are re-
duced, and operations are very limited; few
small lots have changed hands, generally taken
as samples, On trial at an advance OF 1@2c over
our quotations. The market closes firm. q,
FLoUR--much activity is noticed in the de-
mand for -four, and prices are fully up to oul
figures, with still an upward tendency. The
demand we consider is mainly speculative-re-
cipts continue Highland the markets closes
firm, but tquiet-holders generally seem indiiier.
ent about selling at our outside figures.
GRAIN-There has been o fair demand fol
wheat for milling, but with continued light re.
ceipts. Holders have realized an:advance of 81
q bu. since last week. The market closes
with more buyers than sellers; and is nearly
bare at our highest figures. We have orders fol
heavy lots. .at5.a.., t.- .a,
Rye is also scarce and in demand.
Corn is better--market closing firm at our
outside rates. tal .,.s,..
Oats. are firmer--the market closing at oul
quotations and witha demand. r.-,
Barley, and Barley Malt are dull.
SEEDs.-The state OF the market for Glover
Timothy and Flax, remains about the same as
our last report. We notice, however, a slight
advance in price, yet no improved demand: this
we confidently look for during the coming
week. -s .'fag rd ".t. ..f
BEANs=-No change. ..alt. s
BUTTER.--Roll is very scarce and much wan
ted at our quotations. Solid packed is very
quiet. s.a- ata. ,.saaI.
LARD--moves off slowly. .a AZ %
BFEswAx--No change lsal,.4 ,trsaT