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. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends
Of Judge Douglas, and the citizens generally, was
held in the Court House Tuesday the 2Sth inst,
IN the City Of Raleigh, at o'clock p. NJ, to make
arrangements for the reception and entertainment
of Judge Douglas during his visit to our City.
On motion of Quentin Busbee Esq, the meeting
was organized by calling William White, ST., Esq,
to the Chair and requesting John n. Bunting to
act as Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by the
Chairman in a few neat and appropriate remarks,
On motion Of Mr. Busbce a committee Of twelve
were appointed as a Reception Committee.
On motion Of Capt, j. q. DcCartcrct, the Chair.
man and Secretary were added to the committee.
While the Chairman was appointing the above
committee loud calls were made for George W.
Brooks Esq, formerly our fellow towasman, but
now citizen Of Alabama, who arose amid much
enthusiasm, and proceeded TO address the large au-
dicncc in a mastery and eloquent style setting
forth the claims Of Judg, Douglas 10 the Prcsidcn.
cy, in an able eloquent and forciblc manner Mr.
Brooks was several times appNudcd during the de.
livery Of his speech.
The Chairman then announced the following gen.
tlcucn as the committees
Mcssrs, Henry W. Miller, w. j. Iougcc, j. H.
Harrison, James Register, DR., Quentin Bu,hcc, Geo.
W. Brooks, Jcll Fisher, Geo. Norwood, Capt j. O.
DcCartcrct, Kemp p. Battle DR.. T. y. IIogg, o. l..
Burrh, VIM White, ST., and John a. Bunting.
GA motion, the meeting then adjourned rim, de-
WILLIAM WHITE, ST., Chmu.
ions y. BrNTING Sprty
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The Convention concurrcd in the report Of tie
committee.
The committee to which Mr. Pcnnngton's rcsou.
ton was referred reported through Mr. Miller in IA
yur Of the immediate establishment ola Douglas or
gan in Raleigh
The report was unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Mr Mrliuc u committee Of three
was appointed to telegraph TO the National DcmOc-
ury Of New York and Illinois, that hi, Convention
h1d nominated q straight out National Democratic
Electoral Ticket The chair appointed Mcssrs Nc
Rae, Tucker and McDOugald
On motion Of Mr. Myers, the Executive committee
was instructed to have twenty thousand copies Of
the proceedings Of the Convention, together with
Judge Douglas speech, published for circulation.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Busbcc, this motion was
rccousilcrcd. and amended by leaving the number
Of copies al the discretion Of the Committee.
DR.. Fremont Of PasIuotank, addressed the Con
ycnriou aud was followed by Mr. j, T. Rosscr Of
Minnesota.
II. W. " Ter, Esq, being loudly called excused
himself tom Jrarily and introduced DR.. kcan Of
Rockingham.
Mcssrs. Miller and Ilowcrton subsequently adj.
dressed the Convention.
On motion Of Mr. Pennington, the thanks Of the
Convention were rendered to the Chairman and Sc
Cntarics.
Thanks were also voted to the Railroad Compa.
mics for return tickets furnished to.dccgntcs.
The President expressed his high qualification at
the harmony which bad pcrvadcd their deliberations
And thea the Douglas Convention adjourned sine
die
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cessful produce the dissolution of the Union ITSELF
Resotred That the President of this Convention
appoint an Executive Committee of Ave to supern-
tend and advance the interests Of the National Demo-
cratic party in this State.
Mr. Settle introduced the following resolution:
Hesotrcd, That the people Of North Carolina can
not too mucl admire the manly, noble and heroic
conduct of Robt p Dick, one of the delegates of
the State of North Carolina at the National Demo-
cratic Convention assembled at Charleston and adj
journcd to Baltimore, in standing by the principles
and maintaining the integrity and unity Of the Ma
tional Democratic party Of the country against the
mschleyous hcIesy Of Intervention, and the blasting
and damnable consequences OF secession and dis
union.
Mr., Settle said that he would not have discharged
his duty n delegate had he not offered this slight
testimonial Of approval Of one who had displayed
50 great hcroiSm. Mr. Dick had stood solitary and
alone in the Baltimore Convention a spectacle of
moral subimity. In the hour OF trial he had fear
cssly discharged his whole duty to his party and
ms country, regardless Of consequences.
Mr.. Mcliac cOQucntly urged the adoption Of the
resolution, which was passed by acclamation with
great enthusiasm.
Mr.. Dick, in a few brief and feeling sentences
thanked the Convention for this ialtcrug token Of
their esteem aud approval, and resumed his seat
amid prolonged applause.
The Chair announced the following gentlemen as
composing the Executive Committee:
Mrs,rs. Qucnt BuSbcc, Henry W Miller G.. IT,
Wilder, Ihos. Settle, and DIR. VIM. r. Sloan
On motion Of Mr. Myers, the Convention then adj
jouncd tlll o'clock, +. NJ.
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~ We have heretofore freely opened our col
umns to the friends Of Judge Douglas, and have
published a number Of communications written in
bis behalf and defence. We have done this as
matter Of Justice to Democrats and in the hope that
tic friends Of Breckenridge and Douglas in this
state would unite. But the Douglas men have now a
separate organization ard it will be obvious to every
one that our course in tie future should be different
We must close our cou ms against communications
from the Douglas Democrats; but if they should
request US to publish the proceedings OF their pub
lie meetings, we do not perceive that we ought to
refuse compliance with such request
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WAYNE COUNTY vIcrnRIors,

The frst Jat Of cotion recciccd i-7he Siicer GoJ-
let ArariAi
We were nuch pleased to notice the first bale Of
new cotton bling drayrd from the depot this even
ing to the store Of Mcssrs William II. Oliver 4 Co.
This is the fist bale Of north Carolina cotton
ccyed in any town in the State this season. Il was
raised by Mapr George w. Collier, Of Wayne coun-
ty Mr.. Collier has several times had the first bale
in market, al we are pleased To see the Silver Cob
let awarded ~ one who, by his energy and persever.
ancc is so worthy to receive it and as soon as We
learn Of It's being disposed Of we will quote prices,
&e.--Nekbtn Prolrea
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Tue MorNTAIN Drsrmcr-Thc Ashcyille Mars
says that Mr.. Pools majority over Gov Ellis in the
Mountain District, is SO. Last year Mr.. Vance, OPP,
was elected to Congress by over 900 majority
Well done for the Mountain District. Next year
we trust Mr.. Vance will be soundly thrashcd-out
Of Congress.
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~" At the last commencement Of Emory &
Henry College, in Virginia, we learn that the degree
of Master of Arts was conferred upon L. J. Chiefly
Principal Of HOokerton Male Academy, Greene
County, n. c.
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Public Speaking.

We are requested to state that Mcssrs. Dick and
McRae, the State Electors on the Douglas ticket,
will address the people at Charlotte on Saturday,
the Sth instant
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rUnLIC SALE or LANDIi

IN WEDNESDAY. Tue l5ru DAY or OCT. NEXT.
" ut rlr late residence n VIM. Hand deceased, the
heirs ii law who n IT h HHrD " the said deceased
viii -r the land ui which he died seized aud possessed,
living lluv uvrr sud containing ~ There h
Gfi MIL uu The prrm..rs with excellent water power.
The farm b. valuable iur all farming purposes,
bong NJ the beet in Chatham There Is good Dwell
ling ihn premises, aud tive uUthuuss uf all surts,
complete aud u good repair Credits will be- made easy
and buud aud good security required Full Terms made
known 80 the DAY u sale aud the sale will he made with
ont reserve
Chatham Co, n C., Aug. ~. $500. 7O-idA
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UCLOrk, i. VI.
The Convention was called TO order; when Mr.
PENNINGTON offered the following resolution:
R,..i,. That % committee ol five be- appointed,
the cNpuloucy aud necessity Of establishing Ia the
City or Raleigh Campaign Paper which shall
support the claims Of stephen \. Douglas and
llrr-chl Y. johnson, the National Democratic
non inna- for the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
The resolution having passed was referred 10y the
Chair 10 committee clu.i stirg ol MDs-rs. Miller,
Shrrur! Norwood, Tucker and Settle
The Executive Committee through its Chairman
Mr. Busbcc reported the following Electoral Ticket:
FuE Tlr STATE At INHGE.
lipht T. Dick, Of huiIlurd
duncan H. Mrl,lr, Oi Craven
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"The .tcderdl Union must be prescrred The
Constitution must be t1iHsd iHri0idte ia all lis
plrh. Erery right guaranteed By the Constitution
must Bs protected by lao IN all rhero iegiyid
ton is necessary 10 us oHjoymeHt The judici0i
authority, as proridcd in he CoHstitution, must he
sustained, and its decision implicitly obeyed amt
GiihJaHy crocutoL The L1rs mUst be administered
and HE constituted authorities Upheh and all I'M
Lnstut resistance suppressed "-STEPuEN 4. DOUGLAS
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SPEECH OF DR. Fox.-We received too late for
publication to-day, a copy Of the speech Of DR., Fox
President of the Douglas Convention. 1t will ap.
pear in our next
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JOHN LETCHER.

Az IMPRESSIVE ENTREE-Mr Blondin proposes to
bring the Prince Of Wales from Canada to the Uni
ted States, across the Niagara Falls in whcclbar.
row, on a tight rope free Of expense. The follow.
ing is the letter to the Duke Of Newcastle Whcth.
cr it is genuine or not thGSNcw York Past docs not
say. It does not guamntyit:
NIAGARA FALLS L. s. A.
August %, 1860.
"To his grace tie Dixie Of Ncrcastc.
DEAR SIN: II is important that the Prince Of
Wales entrance into the United States should pro.
ducc a sensation worthy Of the country aud Of
himself
lie will probably arrive among MS by way Of Nj.
agara Falls where the greatest natural phenomenon
Of this continent has been running over six thou.
sand years in preparation for this event.
In order that the occasion may be fifty improved
| propose TO take the heir apparent to the British
throne across the falls in whcclbarrow on a tight
rope, free Of expense.
The progress Of the trip shall be diversified by
fireworks and various gymnastic fcats, such the
occasion and the inclination Of the Prince Of Wales
may suggest.
In this way, thousands may sec him arrive who
would not have an opportunity If he came by rail
road, or any ordinary conveyance.
II il would please your grace, ] should bc very
happy to bring you over in the same way and other
members Of the Princes suit which he may dcsig
nate
lfany accident should happen by which his high.
ness or any members Of his party should be prccip
itated into the gulf (of which, assure YOU there is
little or no dangcr) the money taken from the spec
tators shall be promptly and conscIcnuously re-
funded.
Please submit this proposition to his hghncss
and favor me with a reply at your earliest conye-
nience
| am your graccs most obcdicnt
and most humble servant
NJ BLONDIN"
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"TLe friends Of constitutional equality do not
and Hcrer dh demand a congressional sirrc colo"
nor any other cole IN regard 10 property in the Ter
yiiories They hold he doctrine Of RoH.iRteJreH-
ton By Congress or Dr. a Territorial legislature
siiAer 10 estabiish or prohi6H sldrery bit they
as,ert (.tortiiea By The highest judicidi tribunal in
the UHioH) Tie plain duty ot he .tsierai g0rerE
ueat in all is departments, 10 secure uheH Heccssa
rv 10 the citizens Of all The States Tia enjoyment Of
heir property in the common Territories, as crcry.
rlsrc else uihiH lis jurisdictioa The coa.
sfitnfioR and the equality ot the Statcl Thesc
are symbols If ercrLtstiHg Union. let these he tie
ralyiHg cries Of tic peopie."-JonN c. BREcErN.
RIDGE
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. O'clock, p NJ

CLOCK, T. VI,
The Convention was called to order, and address
cd at length 10y the Hon Duncan X. Mcliac.
He said that he came to participate in It's drhcr.
atons and to partahc Of its councils-to teach lit
Uc,-to learn a great deal. lie was speaking now
in behalf of no less question than the Union Of the
States which had hitherto made US happy and
prosperous uvoplc. ave have had" said he "no
orgau-no press in the center TO speak in our de-
fence We don't mean to remain 50 longer we
mean 10 have an organ-a central OrgaU-an out
spoken org1u.=a faithful organ! An organ which
when cluyasscd. will canvass in return. One which
will give to the Salisbury BHBcr war to the knife
lift seeks IT, IN organ clothed with the power and
enducd with the will to strip William l.. Nanccy
and his cuuiCdcmtcs and 10 point the American pco.
pie TO the hiIgous gulf that Nawns before them. An
organ asking no trrms--dcmaudug no concession,
save utter submission from the hrtnycrs Of the
country. One which will never raise the names Of
Jno. {. Breckenridge and Cousin Joseph on any
conditions
"Somcwhcrc" said he "on some shoulders there
rests an awful responsibility. | mean to speak in
plain language and no measured terms Let report.
crs take me down. hold Virginia and North. Car.
olina responsible for this rasl uuwisc, nconsdcmtc
division"
Reviewing the history Of the Charleston and Bal
timorc Conventions Mr. McRac sgInatilcd Nanccy
A. an epidemic hultcr, who had holtrl every party
with which lac bad been connected lie was such
i1iifr he would grind amy party out and would
AaucryJ nc the head Of the Alabama delegation
bore to the Cincinnati Convention in 1856 as her
uitimltyw, the doctrine of uonintcrycntion In
1860, he presented another mtima'um " Ala.
hana" he said els an UliiNGtum State and WIN.
L. Ynnccy, an instrument peculiarly fitted for this
UNimgtvU business"
The report Of Mr. Stevens, mot the delegate from
Oregon but the proxy Of our Cousin Joseph lancD
was the big gun or the Baltimore Convention, as
Nanccy's speech was The big gun Of the Charleston
Convention They were Of the same cahrr and
material, neither bcEg made Of the oldhshoncd
IRON our iurcfa,hors fought with. II lthc report
was seized 10y the North Carolina delegation with
remarkable aydity. They purchased it, like sweet
po'liuus. hy he hushol Hud like sweet potatoes
when eaten raw, il would make them aclc before
the llr Uf November. naughtcrD lie would not
specify the exact locality in which the aching would
exist daughter aud appausc)
Me- Mcl'ncs speech was received with the warm
est demonstrations Of delight and approval, and
when, towards ihr close be- styled Mr. Dick CO. the
lone star which -honc through the dark eclipse Of
North ruo'ul's fidelity to Democracy the widest
enthusiasm prevailed Before lac concluded, the
hour arrived for Judge Douglas 10 speak. and the
Convention adjourned Til o'clock, on motion Of
Mr. Pennington
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We publish below two letters one from Ex.Goy-
crnor WISE and the other from Governor Letchcr,
Of Virginia. 1t will be seen that they differ in toto
LETTER FROM EX.GOv. WISE.
RoLLsToN, near Norfolk, Va.,l
August 10, 1850.
GENTLEMEN | sincerely thank YOU for your ten.
der Of the special Inequalities Of the Young Mems
Breckenridge and Lane Association Of Memphis. on
the occasion of the grand Democratic rally which
you propose on the 4th inst All my sympathics
are with you in this rally and shall give to your
ticket my earnest support There is no alternative
for any lover Of the country, Of the Constitution or
Of the South. There is no man | would meet with
more pleasure than the Hon William l.. Nanccy, Of
Alabama. ! am lover Of the Union Of these
States and II is upon the efforts Of honest bold and
gifted leaders like him, that il must depend for its
defence and pcrpetuity II can't be maintained by
a scrvilc submission Of any one section to any at
tempt at domination by another section. And il is
CDwarIly and base now TO conceal the fact that
Shareholders in the South are called upon TO main.
tain their sefrcSpeCt well as their rights Of per-
sons and property. Many may he restrained by
their caution from rcSortng TO decisive measures
but the few brave men who have purpose and will
and a Of honor, will see and feel and act upon
the wisdom that decisive measures in vital and cX
tremc cases. forbid and repel aggression and rcvOu-
ton; whilst indeciSyc measures, a patchwork Of
compromise and concession, but invite wrong and
insult and at last will force to violent resist
ance when it will be too late to arrest revolution
When the conservative element in the North sees
that there are yet men in the South who can force
revolution rather than be degraded in the WHOM
then the Union itself will be restored in its true
brotherhood Have we purpose will sense Of hon
or sufficient to arrest rcvolutiong Ir we have
Breckenridge and Lane will be elected. lf not
God spare me the sight Of the consequence
Duties at home forbid my leaving il, but | can't
suppress the words send you.
Respectfully
HENRY \. WISE.
To Mcssrs. J. II. Raglan, J. II. Dawson, G. c
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LETTER FROM GOV. LETCHER.
RICHuoND, Virginia, !
Aur % 1NgD

RiCHuONn, Virginia
Aug % 1860.
Bsnjuniq Crart,r5, w. H. HlTmaH.
GGNrLENEN Nonr letter Of the 2Oth instant, de.
sirins to know the position intend to take in the
Presidential contest, has been received, and avail
myself Of the earliest moment TO reply.
| have purpoScly avoided committing myself 10
the support Of either Brccknridgc or Douglas, in
the hope that compromise would be agreed upon
by the two Conventions recently held m our State
that would be honorable and mutually satisfactory
to both wings Of the Democratic party. All hope
Of an adjustment having now failed have no hest
taton in declaring that INV supper will be given to
Douglas and johnson The Division that has oc
CURED in the Democratic party could have been aud
! think, ought to have been avoided. There was
no more necessity for rupture IN 1860 than there
was in 1856. The division has, however, taken
place The breach is widening daily, and il Is use
less now to enquire into the causes which have pro-
duccd these deplorablc results Such a discussion
will not restore union and harmony, but will, Of
necessity, add to present embarrassment and will
only tend TO make certain the election Of sectional
candidate to the Presidency, whose success all pa.
triots must dcporc.
! sincerely hope therefore, that the discussions
which seem now unavoidable between the friends Of
Breckenridge and Douglas, will be marked by pru.
dcncc and moderation, and after this struggle has
been ended, spirit Of Cancellation aud compromise
will restore union and harmony in our party.
Respectfully, your obCdcnt scrvt
JOHN LETCHER.
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4 GuAyE CnARGE-The New York Evening Post
black Republican journal, asserts, in commenting
upon Jcrc Clemens recent letter giving his reasons
Cor supporting Bell and Everett that John Bell
once visited New York and lay around week or
more, laying pipe tor nomination rs Vice Presi-
dent on The black R,pubiirdH Hckct!" The Post
thinks that if hc OiclD is sound the peculiar
institution aS Jcrc claims, that such conduct was
VERY naughty" What do the Bell Everctts think
oflty
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OBJ STANDARD.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKETl

r1g- We shall support this ticket for President
and Vice President on these conditions: That the
Electors wiH DOte for the strongest man, BreekiR-
yifgs or DoUgLas as ho may be- against lincoln
That is, Vthe rOte Of his State 'oW elect either Of
tbem orsr Lincoln, OI,uiW put either Of them in the
House IL is 10 be cast accordingly BIT il the Uote
,riH elect neither, nor put either Of them IN The
House the Electors 10 rOto as they please
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FOR PRESIDENT:
John G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE
OF OREGON.
ELECT ORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND NONRESIDENT
IIistricts.

ALFRED NJ. SCALES, or RocKISGnAM
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, or WAKE.
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Capture NJ an ILieged .yIarer.

NomoLE, Aug. ga brig, supposed to be the
Triton, arrived here to-day, IL days from Lodndo,
Africa in charge Of Nid,hipman Farquhar She
was captured by the L, $ steamer Mystic, and con-
tanned a slave deck, waercasks, 81, 100 in specie
No papers and no colcrs. She cleared from New
Orleans in March, changed her captain and crew at
Cuba aud sailed for Africa to take slaves purchased
for the brig Dclica. She IL fast sacr, and had
escaped from several English and American war
vessels The crew, except the supcrcargo and one
seaman, will be detained as witnesses.
II is related Of Kcntuckian who was sorcly puz-
lied by the cooks French Of hotel billoEare, that
he finally cast the document aside in hopeless way
cxclaming, Z" go for first principles, give me roast
beet"
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NOTICE sELLrNG orr AR cosT.

VNllE ENTIRE STOCK ~ TRADE or MESSRS.
i bODD a SCllElB, having been assigned To me in
payment ~ debts are nov offered Tor sale al cDs The
stock consists u extensive assortment u Fanny Goods
and I.ss, also uf GIHiis' hHfs, Fruts Nuglrs de-
A,t, rr -,lr au h t,aUH Machine aud apparatus for
making Cnurv
Al PERSONS Indebted IN Dom A ScuEin are requested
60 make immediate payment In me-, To Mt WM. II.
DUUD, wy uu.y authorized agent.
KEMP r. BATTLE, Trustee
Raleigh. y. G.. Sept !. 1880. 7O-tC
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
1rriral Of ne Nora scotian.

FATHER PoNr, Aug 27.-The steamship Nova
Scotian has arrived.
1t is said that the Pope has written most melan-
choly letter to the Cardinal Of France-he looks up
on all as lost Although convinced that he will die
by the bullet of an assassin he declares that under
no price and no condition, will he quit Rome.
CoNsTANTTSoPLE, Aug. ll.--Advces from Damas-
Gus to the bth state that Faud Pacha had surround
cd Lebanon with his troops and threatened to put
TO sword all the Druses and Sheiks II they did not
surrender in two days.
Twenty have already been executed, and nearly
eight hundred others imprisoned Important arrests
have been made.
One thousand camel loads Of plundercd property
has been recovered
The Sultan made speech expressing his deter
mnatiun 10 punish the Syrian offenders most severe
~ and his intention Of reducing the vast list Of sine
cures NJ high functionarcs and cHecting economy
generally.
The Sultan is about to address another letter to
Victoria and Napoleon expressing desire to have
sole punishment Of the offenders.
The news Of the massacIcs at Balboc is confirm
Cd-uo details
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ALINER DITSON 4 co oncr for sale
~ SAN HORNS AND CORNETS,
with psruy RurAHY WAVES vt the best manufacture;
together with other brass Instruments bands aud Or
Chr,rP- 1T Superior make aud finish, aisn Haas and
Snare Drums, Flutes Flies and Carioncs Of all sizes at
low pucus.
q. DiTSON co,
217 Washington Street. Boston.
September T. 1850. 7O-tc
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Millius id, during the week; fair qualities were
generally unchanged; stock in port / lj7,0O0 bales,
including 9uTOUn bales American. The market
closed steady BrcadsuNs had an advancing tend
cncy. Some authorities say Flour had advanced
Is, Corn Is, and Wheat ~ since Tuesday. Con
soils closed Friday at Q2lag2l.
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HENRY \. WISE.

To Mcssrs. J. II. Raglan, j. II. Dawson, c. c
Clay, Committee