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NEW EoRk D1ARKET-JAN. ?

FEOUR-Market may be quoted s8lOc per bbl
better, with moderate business for both export and
home eo9snm tee export inquiry Is checked l
ing quite with pretty good business doing for ex-
sales I22O bbls, at s2sasss5 for superfns state;
S56O65,65 tor extra state; S5,2595s35 for superne
WESTERN S55O@,5,90 for commoa % medium extra
western; aud S5.l595s5s for shipping brands extra
CANADIAN FLOUR-In limited supply and
the mnrlZet trihe higher. Sales aie 29J bbls at
S5,60n7,l0 for common tochoice extra.
RYE ELOUR-Selling in small parcels at 3,25(1
4,l0 for common 70 choice supernne.
C0I{N NiEAlf-In moderate demand. Sales are
BrandyWine at $3.50.
WHISK Y-Msy be quoted shade firmer with
iair demand. Sales are $50 bbs at ls5ft6l9Ac.
EAT-MeTket lac per bush better, with
fair export and middling demand. lTha irmness Of
the freight market materially che Ks the shipping
demand Sales are ChicaRO spring 81. S6ll - north
western club at 81 23@lz5i milwaukee club and am
ter red Western at sii258l,56; white western at
RYF-Scarcs and Arm at75a7sc.
LEY-Little more doing. Sales Rre Canada
East at 7t3fe delivered Canada Westat 7sc.
CtlRN-yAiarket may be quoted shade tirner
With moderate business doing both for export and
home consumption. Sales are 7lo0 bush at lie in
store for mixed western; 7e17zc delivered 72e725c
OHTs-O1ly in moderate requestat s1@sSskc Tor
Western and Nanada, and state.
PORk--Mprket hrm for mess and ste'dy for
prime. sales are 9D bbls at Sl6y3I Tor new mess;
Sl2,25g l2oq for new prime.
BEgF-hlarket dull and unchanSel Sales are
i75 bbls et Ss009slsu0 for repacked mess Si5OBl
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Dnl and nominal.
BEEF II AhIS-Quiet. Sales at SIl,u09It,0O for
western.
CUT BIEATs-Dull and heavy at SIC shoulders
and 7dsc hams.
HOtiSMarket steady at 6A Al97c corn fed dressed,
and SIC for live. r-
BAGON-AIarket Qniet and firm. Sales are 60
boxes short ribbed middles at 754c.
LARD-Market firm aud in good demand Sales
are 60 bbls here and to arrive al l056Oz for prime
western lOEDlUxc for city.
BUTTER Selling al lO94c for Ohio, II@9Oc
state. n. .t.l
GHEESB-steady at sasHc.
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mAarEINnrnN NnMs.

ai..I 1.i New YoRK, Jan, 2.
Washington dispatches to the Times says
that high authority announces that the
policy Of the Administration toward the
Secessionists i. entirely changed. Hence
forward Il will be ooneiliatory, bat firm in
the exeontinu OF the laws.
The sloOp-0f war BrOoklyn, and another
vessel at Norfolk, were yesterday ordered
10 be IN readiness for Immediate departure
for Charleston. .aa.a.. IS. tf
Capt Stone has been, on the recommsuda'
tion Of Gen. Scott, appointed Inspector
General Of Militia In the District Of Co
lumbia he is TO organise the militia Of
the District, repel invasion, suppress insur-
reotion, and preserve the public property.
d The rumOr gains eradenoe that the i'm
p0rtant southern p0sts will be Immediately
reinforced with troops. ao 40.
A Washington speoial dispatch 10 the
Pest ssya 9 Collector for the Port Of
Gharlestou will be nominated to day 10
snperoede Coloook An explosion is ex-
pected in the Senate
A proclamation, and not special mes
sage, 10 expected from the President 4.
& Major Anderson informs the Government
eAAstN AstNANAAAANAN1AAAeAANa 9AN NV A+NN1~N Wv
Snmpter. .s.ls.1
"A special despatch to the Commercial
Advertiser says that there is much better
feeling il Washington. 1-
ID Il is we'll understood that acting Score
tary. Of War Holt and Attorney General
Stanton are Ct liberty to take whatever
measures they may deem necessary for the
public good. They are taking measures
70 maintain the honor Of eur Gag and to
protect the public property.
The armOry, infantry barracks, and sew
eral stores we're burned this morning. ~.
The rumor that an attempt was made to
assassinate Senator Wade is unfounded.
The majority Of the House Committee Of
Thirty three have agreed upon and will
report q plan Of adjustment.
There Is a very current rumor that a
raid from the South upon the City Of Wash
ington is in contemplation at an early day.
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TT. KEARSEf, Jan &
Col Miles, commanding this post, received the
following note BY the Pony Express,
cottanW6od sprihes, Jan /. lssi-Uoi. Miles.
The Indians threaten an Immediate attack. They
have iu fact taken possession Of al ranches about
here. our mall station Included. Please give us
Yefy respectfully,
G. A WHITE, Agent
Immediately on the receipt Of this dispatch
Col. Miles ordered Company r Second Infantry,
commanded by Lieut. Bond and IS Dragons IN.
der Lieut. Tyler, 10 march at daylight tomorrow
morning, With fifteen days ratiOnE. He would
have started them Immediately. but the Quarter
mnster's wagons were all gone for wood. II this
force Is not sufficient 70 protect the citizens, aud
keep the road open, more will 60. The whole
country Is said 70 be alarmed and without weapons
Of defeneo. EfI
Two coaches Of the C. o. c. APP. Express,
Win eleven p9'sengers and Seib77 In treasure,
DEsyEH, Dec 2g,h.-Last night was very cold,
the mercury ranging near zero.
Our citizens begin 70 discuss the secession move
menis with considerable earnestness.
-Four msn working on claim No. 70. below Dlscoy-
cry Georgia Gulch one day last week. took out little
over hyo hundred dollars X was the hrst day they
moderately since September. 4
Al an extraordinary run made BY mill In Nevada
last week, IN seven days took out between three and
four thousand dollars,
A seventy stamp quarts mill reached the mines q
Few days ago, and will b. sat up on Clear Greek,
A severe snow storm occurred on the night Of the
gIth, twenty tn forty miles down the Platte. in-
coming travellers aud their stock suffered severely
The storm was 90 severe that no camp hres could be
started.
Col. Miles, last night, received another dispatch
from Mr.. White, Cottonwood Springs, say Ing the
Indians are more quiet. The cause Of the troubles
was almost every rancho keeper selling them whisky
which viii inevitably lead % most serious disturb
anccs IL not stopped Rancho keepers being squat
ters on the Public Lands must be det with by civil
authorities. tft
The Inoians not having committed au overt act,
Col. Miles suspended the order for the march OF
troops 70 Cottonwood Spring.
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! SOUTH OAKOLINA CONVENTION,
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2.

-OhAhAAolONt Sbus 4
The President announced the result Of
bal.oting for Commissioners to certain
States The Convention then went into
secret session to ballot for, Commissioners
for Georgia and Texas.
The Columbia artillery, numbering 90
men, arrived here at o'clock to-day and
proceeded to the harbor. They will use the
cannon belonging TO Charleston, Two thou
sand pounds Of powder have been ordered
to one Of the forts.
The Convention has adopted, asamended,
the report reeommending that proper meas
ures Be adopted to ensure the forming Of
Southern Confederation By the appointment
of Commissioners to the slaveholding
States, asking them to call Conventions to
consider future political relations. 4
This step arises BY no means from pre-
sumptious arrogance, but an advance in
the position Of circumstances given South
GarOlina in the line Of procedure for the
great designs Of maintaining the rights,
security, and very existence Of the slave
holding South. The instrument called the
Constitution Of the United States is sug-
gested as ssuitRble and proper basis to be
offered for q provisional government. The
following are the principal oonsidsrstions
which induce the Committee to give that
the preference: That the said instrument
was the work Of minds Of the first order in
strength and accomplishment; that it was
most carefully constructed by comprehenI
sive views and careful examination Of de-
tails; that experience has proved it to be
good form of government for those sufficient.
In intallfWank- and rafriofio IN oansa IA N
be fairly and honestly construed end i'm
partially carried out that it is the settled
opinion Of this State that there has never
been an adverse plan Of Government for
the confederated States on account of any
thing in its structure, but dissatisfaction at
tributable to false glasses. a5.r
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sBCRET SESSION.

CHAEIrsroN, Jan. 1,
The President Of the Convention received a
highly important Communication from the Com
missioners az Washington aud Immediately went
into secret session -ia
Commander PettigraHr of Castle finckney has
issued orders against the approach Of boats 70 the
wharf. under serious penalty.
The city AID river fronts carefully guarded.
Ladies have rendered their services atthe forts
The city ViEant Bides are despatched secret
service 70 Norris Island.
The Zouaves and German Rifles have proceed
ed down the hnrbor. ss5t
The Palmetto Gnards have charge Of the Arse-
nal where the Palmetto Dag waves. lall
Several interior banks ag7ree 40 take pori0neo Of
the state loan. Il +. as--lel
Collector C0cock adFertses that all the vessels
from ports outside OF Calpiina must enter and
clear a. Charleston, 81 80
The Presidcnt 81 The Conf eniion has appointed
COInmissioners to AiahaInat Ei0Fida, Mississippi,
Arkansas aud usorgia, bat none 70 Texas
In secret session, yesterday, an ordinance was
passed defning and puuishing treason It de-
that treason shat consist in leyying against
gfhte adigrfng and giving aid 10 enc mics. and
is to be punished with death without the benefit
Of the clergy. . -nlfl 'l
An ordi6ance WAS also passed providing that
an judicial power delegated 70 the Courts Of the
Dnired States shall b. exercised by the state
Court and another that all power therefore dele .
gated % Congress, shall be voted in the General
Assembly, excepting that during the existence OF
the Convention this power shall not extend 70
duties % imports, pest Office declaring war treat
les viii other counties The rights Of citizenship
and ai.i'
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

W AsHrNeT0E, Jan. 2.
An earnest addreas to fhe people Of the United
States is prepared, accommodating them 70 Eally
90 compromise on the basis OF the propositions Of
Senators Cuttenden and BigIer. IL Is already
signed By numberOf Senators and representa-
tVes. aar
The most intimate friends Of the President say
his present determination Is not 20 remand Major
Anderson 20 Fort Moultrie.
The report that troops have been sent to
Charleston created great indignation among
II any orders TOR such movement
have been given, il was revoked. Ihe sloop- Of
war Brooklyn is az Norfolk, Offered and manned
for any emergency.
According 70 the present programme, the Pres
idents message smbodying tue propositions Of
the South Carolina Commissioners, will be sent
10 The House, and viii probably be tabled .
The Deputy EeEgeant-at- Arms is now in New
York summouing witnesses in the Baily case
Russell VIII be baiIed to-aaY.
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Report Of rbe Now York Market.

sr NEW YoRE, Dec. 20, 1850.
BUTTRR-Our market for Butter has been more
quiet during the past week and sales have not been
so readily affected. Ohio, If choice, may be quoted
at 70 to lso, ordinary at u to Iso The news from
Europe are not quite 50 favorable and we look for
lower prices here. Choice State dairies have been
sold at l6 70 lso, -r e
CHEESE-Is dull and sales are not effected easily
at 81 to %. English dsiries are held at 10 to luxe
but sales are not made except in a retail way
HOGS-Dressed Hogs are selling readily at 62{ to
7c for Western-the latter figure for very heavy.
SEEDS-Ulover seed Is In rather better demand
for shipment at 81 to sothe latter price for choice
clean. DEMING q TIFFANY,
Commission Merchants, 81 Pearl street
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TFIFGRAPHIC-
Yesterdays Report.

PENNsYLvANIA LEolSLATUREs
HARRsnVaHi lap. q
The Governors message was aelivsred
% the Legislature to-day. he declares the
doctrine OF secession erroneous. The Con
stituloa 70 something mere than 4 mere
compact. Ortanised Tssistanoe 70 the Fed
eral Government is rebellion, u success
fal L may be purged Of the crime ~ rey,e'
luton; Il unsuoeessful, The persons may -oe
executed as traitors. But while denying
the right Of State 70 absolye iia einaens
fron allegiance oihe Federal 0oYefe ment
negerthealess L ia proper ihatU eareta.4Y
aud candidly examine the reasons sllegeq,
and if they arc well founded tAey ehoola
be unhesitatinFly removed, and rtparalion
for the past and security for the future; tof
q government er0ated by the people should
never do injustice 10 any of its oitllen4i
pennsylvania being included 10 the stsses
alleged 20 have refused compliance with me
Fugitlve Slave laW, he unhesi,atingiy ayers
that the State has been almosol invariably
Influenced By high regard for he nge's
Of her sister States. After examining me
present State laws 10 says There Is nosh-
ing 10 prevent che removal Of the act q
1876. leaving 10 the oiaimARt Alright 70 seek
for remedy under the State Or Federal
laws.
He recommends that the. consent Of the
State be given 70 The master While s9jgurn-
ing IN or passing through Pennsylvania, 70
retain the services Of the slave. he sug-
resls the re-enaotment Of the Missouri Com
promise, and thatthe line be extended 70.
California, thereby amending the Ceash-
tuition. Ho recommends the Legislature
to instruct theirreprssentstives in Congress
10 support such an Amendment, % be sub
ni,ied to the State Convention for ratifea-
ton, and II Congress fails to propose Is
let Il emanate from fhs people.
He closed By declaring that PennsylVa-
MA is devoted 10 The Union and viii follow
ihe sthrs and stripes through every peril
He adds: But before assuming the respona
bilidss that are foreshadoWed, i is the sol-
emn duty Of Pennsylvsnia 70 remove every
Just cause Of oomplaint 50 that she can
stand before high Hesven without fear and
without reproaoh, and then she is ready to
devote her lives and fortunes 20 the best
form Of Government ever devised
Though dark cloud hangs over the
Uni1n my hopes and afecsions alill cling
20 it Ny prsysr is that he Who orders the
desiinies of nations, when he shall leave Us
for our sins, win again have mercy upon
us, and bind Us ia tighter, in stronger and
more halloWed bonds Of fraternity, 50 that
the URion may remain unbPoken through-
out al future time.
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ARRIVAI. oF FrIE P.oNY ExPREss
FIT. KEARNE4, Jan. 2.

FIT. KEARNET, Jan. 2.
The Pony Express has arrived with San
Francisco dates 10 Dec. 18th.
The incessant rains had obstrueted bust
ness,
e Nothing Of Interest had transpired in
Gslifornis since the last Express.
The pony with St. Louis dates to Dec.
5th and the Presidents message arrived
at Carson Valley Dec. 18th. The message
was autographed into San Francisco the
following day, the lines not being in
working order sooner.
The American residents at Honolulu,
Sandwich Islsnds, held a mock election
Nov. 9th with the following result Lincoln
lSl, Douglas ITO, Breckinridge S3, Bell
1S, Brigham Young 7.
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MeaifiaEa



The uudersignad having used Professor hum
PIlREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IL, our families With The most satafaoi0ry resulg and
having full confidence IN thelr genuinenea, purity,
,nd efficacy. cheerhily recommend them 70 an per.
sous ahn Wish 10 have sale, reliable, add efca1oua
rriiisaiics al hand Tor private or domestic nsal.
The Rev WA Hoamer, editor Of " The Northern
sew D. D. Rector ~ q Peier's Church, AUBURN n. Z,
dis Rev B. l. Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn STATE
Prison; the Rev Spencer n. Rice, Rector, NeE-l,r-
fofd Mass the Rev. Allen Steele, Neg-fofF on
ferH,ne De Rev samuel Nichols, kas1aenesee Con
ference n = the Rev. P. g. Pratt, Doflet, VI; he
Rev JOHN Robie buffalo a. Q. Hart, ESQ, Utica,
n tie Hen Neal Dow, Portland Ne Ne Hon.
Schuyler C,litaz SouihBcnd, Ind. the Hon. George
Humphreys. N Y. Henry D Cook, Esq., Editor o.
the Ohio State Jodrna p Columbus, Ohio the Hon,
r Il. Graham, Moline, H. the Hon. Thomas ].
Chase, Monticello, PA. the Hon. Joseph Benedict,
Utica. n Y Wm Brisial Esq., Utica, y. Y. A. 81
Pond Esq, UucA, n T.; James Plunkett, Esq, Nash
VILE Tenn.
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Also sPRCUICa

PoR AsTHliA On PHEisio.- Oppressed, D11eulh
habored Bresthlng, attended Eith Cough and Ezpec-
loration- Price, 90 cents per box
roR EiE DIsdHAEGEs Anu -Di9chaTggs
hon ihs Ear ne rssult cf searei Fever hsases,
Mereursla. FOR Noises 10 The Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing III. the Ears, and EGr ache.
Price, 90 cents per box. ~. LilH -.l
Pos soaoEuLE Enlarged Glands, ENLARGED and %.
duTRted Tonsils sRelngs aud Old Uicers, Soloiupus
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 30 cents per box.
o Pos GEEEkAL DEHnTTV- - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of sickness, ExcessiIe
Medication, or Exhausiing Discharges Price, %
sents per box
7o1 DHoBsg.-Fluld Accumnlations, Tumid aFeIl
ings Eith scanty seeretions PFiee, 50 een per boS
Foz sRA sRA-sicKSEss-Deathly Sickness Vertigo, MAO
sea, Vomiting Sickness from riding OF motion.
Price. @ cents per box. Vaif l5lfs -.Ls -l,.-..
FOR CRIEARE DlsEAsEs.-Ror Gravel, Renal Cal
Gulf DifBonlt Painful Urnation Diseases Of the hid-
neyu Price 80 cents per box. ift % .li
Boa SEMINAL EausslOEs-lnVOluuiary Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil HabA. The most successful and EN-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon 81 =
cura Price, With full directions, u per box
Persons who wish 70 plaoe themselves under ne
professional care or % seek advice Of Prof HUh-
fHREEs, can doAO, At bis oiiee $50 Broadway, daily
from 8 AN. to PM, or BY letter. -ff1 .t
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0OMMERGIAL.
CLEvfT.lND nrARkRT-JAN. ?.

UL1uF IsIa4ItU HIlHILIA1lL M .
FLOUR-sale flOO bbls choice red double extra
atS5,25.
WHEAT-sales Of car red at 500, and cars
whits delivered on Q. q t. track at SI,iO.
CORN-sale Of I car new at s5e,
OATS-Quiet at 25c. 1tH
HOGs-steady, with sales Of72 head at ss.2s@s,7s
dividing on 100 rs, and Is do at s5,7s.
LARD-sales Of kegs old at &C, and 1900 hs new
at s56c.1 lH.h t s1alttA
EGGS-Sales Off bbls at l6o.
HGHWINBs-sales Of 40 bbls at l55ze.
FRUITS-Dried apples are inactive at 9He.-
Peaches are quiet ct l29lsc. 81 TVFT
SEEDs-Clover Is GuOtable at $3.50 Timothy is
inactive at S2@22s.
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RRonf INpEPRNpRNCE.

Sew hszleSpsmail from Pawnee Fort arrived to-
day. ~ = J.fl ~ .--4- ~ u
Nothing had been heard from the mail due here
last Tuesday, ra
The weather is extremely cold on the Plains, and
It Is with extreme difficulty that the stock on the
route can b. kept. .- ~ =-
A report was received hore to-day, Of the hanging
Of man between this place aud Pleasant Hill last
night. Pampering with slaves was the reported
cause Of the hanging,
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHINsToH, Jan /
To-day Is q general holiday In all the depart
rnerts and ali the municipal Offices are closed.
All the foreign ministers and army ana navy
officers. paid their respects 10 the President, 10
which the citizens were generally admitted.
A faB Union and Secession cockades were seen
in the crowd.
The receptions were cheerlessI and the greet
inEs lacked the eaFEestness Of former sim
liar occasions But few members OF Congress
were present.
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~ II - Nere 10

WAsH1raroE, Jan. 2.
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ST. JOSEPH, Jan 2.
3 @. @. WoolWcrtb, news dealer Of this
city, was arrested to-day upon an indiot-
ment found against him by the Grand Jury
of this county, on charge Of selling news
papers of an anti slavery and inoendiary
character. he gave bonds for trial at the
March term Of court.
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FROM OMAHA CITY.

The hill 20 prohibit slavery was returned to the
House yes terday. with Gov. Back objections. He
takes substantially the same grounds as last year,
and makes strong appeai against the measure on
account Of its probable induence In augmentng tho
excitement Of the country.
The bill passed the House over the veto by more
than two-thrd vote, and will pass the Council to-
day, By about 10 70 3. -e7.r alf I'D a.
No bill OF general nature have yet passed either
Hcuse Of the general assembly.
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MASPEk COMMISSIONERS
slNA SALE --Pursuant 70 Pin order Of sale. to me
litegied issued from the Court Of onnon Please OF
tuyahoga county, Ohio on the lath day oi Drce 1er
IS g, IN an action therein pending wherein William
uupter is plant in, and James Rosa Esther NJ hoss
and oilers defendants. shall, On the 2itn cay
Jauuary, lsti, AZ O'Clock P NJ ezp9se for ssle q
pablic auction az the door Of t Court House N tne
CITY OF cleveland, IN said county the several pieces
and parcels Of band, described AZ follows, 70 Wit
lst. Being part OF lot - IN the or Ial ailotlenl
90 the village Uf Cleveland In OuyahOga county IN
the State OF Obi0 bounded as follows; Beginning ct
point on the west iue Of Bank street in said city
thirteen s) od- north Of the north line Of St Clair
street 10 NE rst line ofs1id lot 40 q; thence nortb-
thence easterlY at right angles with Bank stre o.
the west uae thereof thence southeriy on the west
beginning. Appraised at s.y5Og.
-. known a. part Of lot No. twenty y-seTen 20 In
Cleveland Cuysh0gs county hio, and being thirty
thres ls feet front On The soHtherly side Of johnson
street and nine ~ rods deep Of equal width and
land owned ~ Joel scranton Nov I'd lslsi running
thence southeriy nine 90 rods tencs westerly par
allel with johnson street thirty (sSl lest
street nine rods thence eastery along said John.
son street 20 the place Of beginning" Appraised
Sd. dknown as part Of ten acre lot ty-siK (56l in
Cleveland, Cqyahoga county, Ohio decided By Joseph
bounded and described follows. 70 wit: beginning
at point Prospect street. north side, Prospect
street is Widened. and btiug the southwest
ner o said lot and the northeast corner OF Prospect
and Perry sireetsi running thence unrtheriy along
i've (45 feat; thence easterly line parallel with
thenorfh line Of Prospect street seventy vs feet and
lei with east hno OF Perry street one hundred and
fOrtyve (t3) feet; thence westerly along the north
line Of Prospect street 75 feet and ten inches to the
Jsmes Ross by d Il. skeeis and wife, Tosorsed in
vol 81 ouyahosa Records P9gs g q APPssised Al
3 ' N oo ionss Pl, ,fiSsAPH $ MA SkASslS els
3 -iovey. II. n. Littleis Atty. deci4 lsssls3ls
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2.
The news from Baltimore relative TO the
adjustment Of difficulties in the House Com
mirtee ofEnirty- three, was read on Change
this morning, and greeted with prolonged
cheers by the merchants. brt