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G@y~ There are 3s6 convicts in the State
prison at Jefersouyille, twenty Of whom
are women
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l1yEP.TE.V-EsTR.gT 49,

IfsII.N K-F'IS ATOR'S S.FLR.
SL D.. virtue OF an order of the Yauderburgh Court
Of Common Pleas, | WILL AS Administrator O the
estate OF Joseph Miller, deceased sell at private
sale, the following described real estate, in the
town OK Jacobsville, adjoining Evansville to wit:
Lot aud 10 in Block No -Four a
iERMs:-OHe-half cash, and the remaining one
haii III ten months from the day Of sale the uur
ch'SeI ENipg note with approved security, waving
valuation or appraisem snt laws
MICHAEL MILLER,
De- 1t-5tw Admir-.
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LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY /
CHRISTMAS Is COMING

an y on that want good Beef, dne red Roast Pigs,
Turk %, &C can be supplied by Henry Kuhluan
corner OF Fourth and Chestnut ets who can be
found at amy time, and will keep open on Monday
niglt--aH nght--for the accom- modatIon OF me
citIzeu us as Christmas is At hand
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Gzsg7 " N. l.. Yaucey was hing in efigy,
st Owensboro, Kentucky, few days ago
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

DAILY Paper %
s. s. tmalied U ~
6y the week payable to Carriers) " --..---.-- ~
Er-Weekly ----'''--'''-''' ~ ~
weekly Paper. "
a. Clubs of 10 or Enefe......-............ o.
m@ The privilege of yearly advertisers ia limited
30 their immediate business IN their own aIne
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
persons, ais well legal advertisements and adver-
6sements Of auction sales, and advertisements with
.he name of other persons, sent in By them, must
be paid for at the usual rates
lSs No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, society, association or public meeting
and no communication designed to call attention TO
an matter of limited of individual interest can bo
Inserted, unlesss paid for advertisement
ne Contracts for yearly advertising viii not DO
discontinued unless order to that eect IS LETT at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than q
year, the price of the whole year will be charged
Us Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
ished the expense of the attorneys ordering and
Iot delayable for legal proceedings, but coectabie
1t usual time.
pe Our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
4somenBs CASH.
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CHRISTMAS RELIGIOUS SEaYIcEs.-Rev. VIM. f.
Wood will preach at the Baptist Lecture Room,
corner Chestnut street and Canal, this (Monday)
evening at = O'Clock. Also on Christmas day at
101z A NJ, and 61l P. N. The public are respect
fully invited to attend.
Reading matter on every page.
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EpO! FOE HOLTDAE-s.

-EA Great inducements are offered at p. L. C;iess
Ter to those wishing to urchase JewsIry Gold
Silver, English and swiss Watches also some fine
American Watches !
My stock embraces grea variety Of very new
JewelrX. would call the especial attention Of
ladies to some very excellent and chaste Etrugcan
C&rbuucic and Amethyst sets, set in pearl, which
are nc very reasonable prices also a ine assOrt-
n1ent Of Rings, Lockets, Bracelets Neckchaius
Guard and Fob Chains, which will soil as cbeapi
II not cheaper, than any house in the city
Call and examine my stock and prices
P. l.. GEISLER.
Dec. "A. No. 81 Main Street bet ID 4 ard
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IMTW % UH.AUGRT MILES MOI
II sale cheap
sCnAPKER & BUssING's.
Heczz No. 40 Main street
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

border peace. The troops now on their way from
Utah to Texas would be sufficient. If not, let the
regular army be increased. He believed that the
truth would show that many of the murders by the
Indians were in retaliation of wrongs by white
men.--Mr. 0TERO, delegate from New Mexico,
offered an amendment, authorizing the employ
ment OF regiment of mounted volunteers for the
suppression of Indian hOstilities in New Mexico. He
earnestly advocated the proposition. His own mother
had been surrounded by savages, and his own
brothers blood had been spilled by them. The
people OF the Territory have been benefited politi
cally by being Incorporated in the United States;
D9t as t" personal safety, they off than
when they were under the iron rule of Mexico. He
wanted the Indians to know that the citizens of the
territory, and not imported soldiers chastise
.heni.---Mr. STANTON replied to the remarks of
gentlemen VINO preceded him; and among other
objections to the amendment he said he did not
wish to put into the hands of the President that
which would furnish the temptation for in
vadng Mexico, or making war without the
authority of Congress He offered an amend
ment as substitute for the Senate's amend
ment authorizing the President of the
United States, whenever the public exigency
requires, to arm, equip, and mount as cavalry two
OIL the existing regiment of infantry, and appr0pri
ahng S797 1000 to carry this provision into effect.
-Mr. HUGHES offered amendment to the
amendment, (which was rejected } to permanently
increase the army by the addition of regiment
Oh cavalry:--The question was taken en- the sub
stltute OF Mr.. Stanton and it was rejected-ayes,
~; nays, i2-The term of study at West Point
was reduced, by amendment, from five to four
years." Senate's amendment, making an ap- !
plopIiaIioh lor the support of regiment of Texan
mounted volunteers, rejected-ayes, SO; n avs,
69.--Alr. Oteros amendment was rejected. -
The Committee then rose.-The House agreed TO |
the Texas Regiment amendment-ayes, Il; nays.
Iz,wA motion to reconsider was made.-Mr. |
BONHAM called up his resolution, that when the |
House adjourn on Friday, it be till the 3Oth of
April. The resolution was laid on the table by a
vote OF yeas SS; nays 53.-The House then ad-
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Nonstarv anS Commercial 8tbifte.

BALTIMORE, April 10. 1860
Mining Stocks active again to-day, but there was
nothing whatever done in Railroad shares Both Balti-
more and Ohio and Northern Central were however
steady and firm at yesterdays figures The former stock
closed firm at $40 bid s7OA asked and the latter s5
bid $15k asked regular way Springfield Mining drop
ped of again to-day Il but Gardner Hill and Guilford
both advanced materially or Gardner Hill there
700 shares sold at S74s the latter figure being an ad-
of 4 dollar per share yesterdays price, and
the sales of Guord reached about 200 shares ga
39i. Gardner Hill closed at S. bid SS4 asked and
Guilford at $3B bid 81 asked regular way. Springfield
continues active the sales to day amounting to about
$500 shares at SAX down s4I the market for
closing at 81 bid SAX asked regular way. OF North
State there about 200 shares sold 81 942
terdays rates, but Cambridge was hardly firm on
yesterday 500 shares being sold at 81 Sl175 the
closing sales being at the latter figure The intelligence
received the Cambridge Mine is of the favora
bic character and the parties having in charge here
express the confidence in its proving valuable
and productive stock For City 6's and Railroad bonds
the market continues active and firm. We sales
day of SO 500 City 6s 1856 at 9SH 42 do 6s 1890 at
100 900 Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds at SOY
and $1,000 Northwestern Virginia second mortgage
bonds at 73H Nothing done in Baltimore and
Ohio bonds but S4K bid for 1SSO's, and S2H for
1855.
There is very little doing here in foreign Exchange
but the rates to-day follows, viz: London bank
ers bills, 1oS%9l09; do commercial do 1OSA Paris GO
day bills 5f 16S do. short sight do ST. 12K Antwerp
ST. Is; Bremen, 7sA; Amsterdam, 41S941X Hamburg,
364 Cologne, 734; Frankfort on the Maine, AK.
The Stock market in New York to-day quite buoy
ant and considerable advance established in most
of the leading stocks. Erie advanced per cent: New
York Central IS Reading z; Harlem IL; Cleveland and
Toledo 81 Gaena and Chicago X Rock Island % Mich
igan Southern q; Michigan Southern guaranteed y;
Canton X and Missouri 6s "a.
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SPAIN,

- lfTOW We London Herald, Aprii A.
REPORTED REvOLUTIoN.-A teegraphic despatch
from Paris announces the fact that the flag of Don
Carlos is again flying the Spanish soil, and that
an army of 5000 rebels is already concentrated in
the neighborhood of Valencia, under the command
of General 0rtega. In confirmation of this an
nouncement, the official paper of the Spanish gov
ernmert throws out some mysterious hints as to
the probability of an insurrectionary movement
and its revolutionary nature. We may reasonably
conclude therefore, that the fame of civil war is
once more lighted up, and that the old struggle
which for so many years desolated the plains and
cities of the Peninsula is about to be renewed
What proportion the movement will attain it
would be useless to predict. The time is well
chosen by the insurgents, but it seems hardly
probable that thev rest their hopes of success
any general disaffection on the part of the
Spanish people to the present monarch; and if we
had not the experience of the last twenty years
Of Spanish history before u.s. we should be tempted
to pronounce the enterprise thoroughly mad and
hopeless attempt. 1t must be borne in mind how
ever, that Spain is at present almost literally
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

THURSDAY, April 10.
FIRST BRANcH.-In the absence of the President,
Mr.. Balm was called to the chair. For the want
of a quorum the Branch adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
SECOND BRANcH.-Present-W1L McPHAu,
Esq, President, ard all the members. DAVID
TAYLOR, Esq, President pro ten. in the chair
The resolution authorizing the City Commissioner
to procure suitable plan for City Hall by the
10th day of June next, was taken up and read
second time.-Mr CoLToN opposed the adoption
OF the resolution, thinking it premature. The city
was not prepared to build the new Hall; she had
not the money. MIR. Cook said it was a
certain thing that the Hall was to be
built, and they were going to commence it
this year. AS to the means, they would be
forthcoming after the Hall was once begun
Mr.. McPHAIL was in favor of the resolution,
although he thought the time allowed for fur
nlshlng the plans was too short. He was in favor
OF taking the McDonough bequest and using the
moLey for the erection of the City Hail. after Civ
ing security for the same in the property of
the city of Baltimore. He moved to amend by
striking out cloth" and inserting ''20th" adopted
The resolution was then passed, Mr.. Cotton voting
nay-Mr. VAN N0sTRAND offered a resolution
to lay gas mains on Cough street and Central ave-
nue.; adopted.-Mr. MCCoMAS called up the reso-
luton to pay John W Maxwell & Co. the sum of
80: 1871 for repairs to the new Jail. Some oppo-
sltion being made, the motion was withdrawn
The Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock
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Those marked with in casting the vote, did by
qualifying it with the remark that they did thereby
sanction the course of Mr.. Davis.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate
electors at large, and the following gentlemen were
placed in nominations: j. Dixon Roman, George
A. Pearre, William j. Backiston, and Judge We
sci, for the Western Shore; and James U. Dennis
Alexander Evans, land j. B. Ricaud, for the Eastern
Shore. Mr.. Dennis withdrew his name Mr. Ri
caud did the same. Mr. Evans was then declared
the unanimous choice.
Mr.. j. Dixon Roman, of Washington county,
was chosen as the elector for the Western Shore
The Convention then proceeded to select the
District Electors, with the following result:
lst district-James U. Dennis, of Somerset
I'd district-John E. Smith, of Carroll
Sd district-Samuel NJ. Rankin, of Baltimore co.
4th district-William Price, of Baltimore city.
9Th district-Jas. S. Carper, of Frederick co.
9th district-Alex. B. Hagner, of Anne Arundel.
Mr.. Ricaud moved the appointment of a State
Central Committee, to consist of forty one mem
bers, one from each county and twenty from city
of Baltimore; the President of this Convention to
nominate said committee at his leisure. Adopted.
The Convention adjourned sine die.
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From Washington,
New York State Politics.

TROY, April 18.-The New York and Brooklyn
delegates to the Syracuse Convention, on board
the Francis Kiddy last night, were addressed by
Rev: DR.. Cox in an urgent speech. His creed was
the Bible, the Constitution, Washington's Farewell
Address, and E Plrsbms Unum. He said he has
twenty grand children, and by the Judgment day
might have million, whose happiness would de-
pend upon the perpetuity of the Union. The de.
struction of the Union would no more benefit the
master or the slave than the falling of the frma-
ment would benefit the plantation. He hoped the
Union party would succeed and go through the
country like the voice of the thunder and the speed
of the lightning.
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AUGUSTA, April l9.-Postmaster General Holt
and his wife have arrived at Charleston, from
Florida. Judge Magrath decided on Wednesday
that the South Carolina Circuit Court has exclu-
sive jurisdiction against Captain Corrie, and that
the case cannot be renewed in Georgia. Dele
gates to the Democratic Convention, editors and
politicians, are gathering rapidly at Charleston
Many are passing through this city their way
thither.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE ARAGo.

iNSPorted Heyolufion i'm Spain--Openins of
me sarhihian Chambers--Specch of Victor
f.lhanuel--The Protest of Austria ArninsI
me AnneNatiOn of the Duchies--Rccorni
non by England of the Recent A Acouisitions
S"Fnimia--ASrecment OF the Powers to
HoIu u COngress--AnOthcr Norront Co..
sayers and 'Heennn--The Swiss Question.
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Senator Wigfall has written a letter to Lord Ly-
ons expressing regret for using his name in debate
during the presence of that gentleman in the Sen
ate chamber. He attributes the inconsderate re-
mark to the plain off.hand style that prevails in
the Southwest. Lord Lyons returned very hand
some and friendly note in reply.
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Sailing of the niagara.
BosToN, April lS.--The royal mail steamship
Niagara sailed at $50 this morning with ffty-tive
passengers for Liverpool and fifteen for Halifax.
No snacin
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A serious and mysterious mortality is prevailing
among mules in Iberville and Assumption Parishes,
La, which appears like lung fever, or pneumonia.
nine away and die
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

DECEMBER TERM, 1s59.-ANNAPoLrs. April 18th,
ls60.-No. 8. Geo. W. Weems rs. Farmefs' Bank
of Maryland. Appeal from the Superior Court of
Baltimore city. Justice Bartol delivered the opin-
ion of this Court. Judgment reversed and proce-
dendo ordered-No. %. N. I. Hatch Is. VIM.
Pendergast. Appeal from the Court of Common
Pleas for Baltimore city. Justice Tuck delivered
the opinion of this Court Judgment reversed and
VIM. Rulman ct al. Appeal from the Circuit Court
for Baltimore city, from order dissolving in
junction. Justice Bartol delivered the opinion of
this Court. Order affirmed with costs, and cause
remanded.
April l9.-No. S4. Ambrose A. White and F. w .
Elder as. Jas. Malcolm and W. H. Brown, trustees,
No. So. Charles Webb Us. Jas. Malcolm and VIM
ii. Brown, trustees, and No. sc. Il. Parkin Scott,
trustee, vs. JAS Malcolm and VIM. H. Brown, trus-
tees. Appeals from the Circuit Court for Bati-
more county as Court of Equity. The argument
in these cases was commenced by T. Parkin Scott
for the appellants, and Malcolm for the appeees.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS RoBBERY.-The railroad track
from New Haven to Milford has been thoroughly
examined for some trace of the spot at which the
Adams Express safe was thrown from the car on
derstand that the New York and New Haven Rail-
road Company will Immediately issue positive or
ders to allow no passengers in the baggage cars ON
any excuse in the future.-N Y Post
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Twenty thousand Swedes and Norwegians are
reported to be getting in readiness to embark for
the United States early in the coming summer.
They will bring much wealth with them, and what
is better, they will bring confirmed habits of NOR
ality, industry and economy.
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A firm of Savannah, Ca, has received an order
for two hundred thousand feet of lumber, which is
to be shipped to Beyrut, in Syria. Portions of
Damascus. 'l0
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MINISTER EXPELLED.-At recent session of the
North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, held at Mishawaka, Rev. c. w. Mil
Ter, late pastor of Roberts Chapel in this city, was
expelled from the conference and the church by
an almost unanimous vote. He made a speech OF
about four hours in length in his own defence but
the conference adjudged him guilty and dealt with
him accordingly. The charges preferred against
him were based on improper intimacy with young
lady of his congregation, accounts of which were
published in the city papers in September last
IpHianopoiis Journal
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The U. S. Marshal of Ohio reports that the in
habitants of Ashtabua county, Ohio, are ready
to take arms to resist the authority of the Senate
for bringing John Brown, Jr., before the Commit
tee of Investigation.
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SAVANNAH, April I9.-Allen Blakesey, of Utica
disappeared at from the steamship Augusta on
Monday. He is supposed to have been insane and
jumped overheard
Railroad Communication with the West
HARRISBURG, April ia car passed through
this evening on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
direct from st. Louis, for Philadelphia, with pro-
duce.
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Inc Republican State Convention of New York,
On On Wednesday night, passed resolution that the
Republican Electors Of the State of New York nre.
sent the name of William II. Seward to the Chicago
convention for the Office of President of the United
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A CASE OF CoNSCIENCE.-On Monday man and
woman were arraigned in the Criminal Court at
Boston on a charge of adultery. The man pleaded
not guilty, and the woman responded ain the
SIGHT of God and conscience guilty." The
counsel for the woman stated that she was laborng
under a deluson induced by spiritualism; plea Of
not guilty was entered, and the case was set down
for trial.
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The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company intend running two extra trains
between Philadelphia and Wilmington ON and after
the 23d inst.
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VOL. VINO. 669.
Srg GOODS.
SILKS!! SILKSlll
GREAT BARGAINS

CN2 OAUIp-
SlLkSl SILKS!l SILKSlll
GREAT BARGAINS
s / l. X 81
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND PATTERNS just received from the importersbough
al great sacrifice, owing to the sagnaton in the silk
market
These goods
AR Z Ill NEW,
and very choice
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES,
And will he sold at half the cost of importation
ALSO,
A complete assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
SPRING SHAWIS,
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS,
~ LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
''''HlF"iHN' SHIRTS
&c, &c
ALL OF WHICH
will be
SOLD AT
EICEFDINGET Low PRICES
CALL AND SEE
THEBA GAINS
for yourselves, at
GEORGE Fl. HAIG'S NEW STORE,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET.
BRTwEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH sTREETs
aPl2-ur Opposite the American Office
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WEDNESDAY, April 18.-No. SO. Henry Oelrichs
ct at, plaintiffs in error, as. Benjamin Ford. The
argument of this was commenced by Mr.
Frick for the plaintiffs in error, and continued by
MIR. Geo. VIM. Brown for the defendant in error
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
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Toal... 75245S 477i5 100 1873 72 III S2g
Previous week. 2l20S1l9l 4G5316g 34Cl1 2S2
The philadephia Ted0e5 of vaetarday eays.


The delay in the announcement Of the decision of the
supreme Court at Washington, in the important Sant
Ian land case has caused little reaction in feeling
here where very large amount of the stock is held
Shares Immediately on the close of the argument sold at
SOO Night before last they sold public at
Instead of the delay of the decision being taken un
favorable to shareholders may it not with as much or
prOprety he considered just if the
claim OF holders to title is good for nothing, would not
the Court be likely to say at once2 The delay at least
shows doubt in the minds of the Judges.
The Ptsburg Bank Note Reporter calls our attention
to the following counterfeit Mechanics Bank Pittsburg
Pa 5s phoographed-vg ION lower left corner) repre-
sens boiler yard scene, above Five Dollars strip
of lathe work, on the upper centre of bill On genuine
bills the word Five at the bottom of the bill is in red
etters-they black in photograph Note blurred
appearance
The Williamsport and Elmira Railroad was sold by
auction Wednesday morning, advertised by the first
mortgage bondholders The price which was knocked
down was 100000. The sale merely pro forma in
order to out the decree of the Supreme Court the
act of the Legislature and the agreement between the
various interests in the Company.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has declared a
semi annual dividend of 3per cent, free tax
payable and after the 18th of May.
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad the
second week of April were:
looO.'.'...'..'... .'..................... $2l,254
iooS'...'..' .......''.................. 20,9l3
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. ssn
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
second week Of April
S6S S.'..''..''....'''. '''.........,. $45,5Oo
ls59.''..... ...,...................... $4,000
Increase. se....................... $500
Earnings OF 1860 to note S67955741
Earnings OF lS59'. 494 0S1 81
Increase. S1S54725O
Receipts in Land Department to 4th instant. S2559 70
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OR SHIP NEWS q DOM, Markets SEE FOURTH PAGE

IHE CHICAGO BURCH CAsE.-A Chicago cores
ponaent says the report that proceedings had been
discontinued in the Burch divorce case or that the
sh mas 1een compromised, is wholly untrue, as
the counsel for defence is at present preparing his
answer 10 the complaint and the case will be tried
proDapy at the next session of the Circuit Court.
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- BENJAMIN Craddock, of Albemare, Va, convict
years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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Gen. Cass, now in his 18th year, is said to have
never tasted any kind of intoxicating liquor.
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PRICES SALES or sTocEs IN srwronA

The New York Tribune of this morning says:
In foreign bills there is little nothing ong and the
market is steady at 1OSHG1o9 The mail to-day was on
ly moderate one.