LIST OF LETT/CRS REX&INING In the Pittsburgh Post Mee, from the Ist to the 15th of April, 1930.' Parsons calling tar them will stout say they are advertird• Adair M..T Agnew Adatine Allen BarsAA Adana F. JansAbetnewaylaatilsAllen Jana Adam. Catheliue Alerander Ann Anderson Nnney .• . . Armstrong Louisa BathlarldialtildaSßoe Am Blown Virginia BIM Era James Ilßarbidge BannyDDroarn Earl Barber Sandi :Boswell Even. Hazzard Margarsh Bates FAtilhoth Brook. Jails B Barran Isabella Beak Martha S Bro.or Jahmi Barrel Leman Bergin Mary Bradley Prudedeelturk A J I.lrantdary B Bader Miry Ann Beaty Bingham Josph'neßryan Anna Bann Sarah CagielebirsHadanCookaane Nary email!lon bl 8 Carroll Ella 8 Coleman Sarah Coder Lavirda Campbell Jam Copeland SarahiCooek C Chaenside Roes Corr Catharine Crawford Marne Cliford Ann T 031.1. 2 nary ACrippa Dizabeth Create Jane Jos% Detains C Idary/DePay M fdre M Dorsey lY LIU Darts Dixon argereth DODal Davis Mary Dimond Barbary Donne Mate /hammy Ann Desire Rosa Dunphy Bridget Dna. Mn hl tV Eimer MathildaftEdmond Sarah Mott F Easter Ft M =wad Eliza Evade Ann Eddy Elisabeth Edward Ellen Evans Elizabeth Evans Mrs ()Wei Fecal Bridget Fletcher hiathildaVesoir Fergan Rolabth W Foster MnM a Ferguson Bitola Fleming Madame Enema Emily R Et:kitten Kate Frederlka Frederick Mary Fitzgerald BridgetFater Rebecca .1 G Gallagher Maria Gillingham CathAGrau Martha nth Glass Julia/ R torculet Ann Gallagher Gildngham 0 A Ganef Gertrude Garrett Lucretia Glinford He GARlltilla Raley GaitherMagarethGlaw Ella Gray Elisabeth (Bamford MrsA Mimosa N D II Hackett tilartba HMIS Bush A Hal Mary Hamilton Arsoiah Ilastau Hued Howell Maria Have Hannah Haney Elizabeth Holtontu M Letitia Harvey Ally Ai liantittnatt MaryHuau Hartley ituoan Healy Mary Hall Sara tl Hulett Mary Herr Mary Jana Hunter Jana M. Hawkati Rubel Herr* Amanda Hamer M A Irons Mirada Jenkins ham Joiea N•l2Cy Johnson Susan Kane Sarah IrellY Anne Kramer Miro Keyno MOO . Fagg:. Moe Kynooti Ann Limner I.lri Llir Jane IS Knauer Eirabe th Kennedy gory Llinefoltor Ann Latinos Huy- Little Mrs JohnenLowny.Mary J Limb Bridget Limo Mary Lowry Ann hi Calmar Ann At • Meson Nancy Merlins Cadee Mortar Mary KW** Mn Means Anna Mutant Aliases Mark* Ellen Mealy Martel. Moths Mn Moloney Ellen Mitchell Must Mac Lean, Nancy Maloney Ann Middleton Ellen BMoore Band, Malley Vallee 0 Miller. Baran Marry Arne Marshall Eleanor Miller Mary F Mom Ann Marshall Mary A Mows ii.[Ulh Mullin Harmon WOO Beebet IN'Gili,g r an ?Sup 161 , Lease'Caih% Areardy ?d , Goorie blurt Fhl , Lease Rachel?. hl'Cotetiek 8,8 Itt`GberanThereeaMtLeren M B &Madden Agn ?Witco Wlaa IBlBillen Beater M'Dormell hatee Anne IkrQeeett J an , J Pd , °tare Pnn , Itt'Keogli Bridget teßoberts Jan,' ItVl3aban Bergh MlCeever Earth N.l.ork Mn itobt NiX Mn T Or, Martha 0 rabbit Manba Pearce Ann Pollock Mrs Palliser F.11:1111 Portia +Mary PoorNanby Pone" Nary Pony slt Prover Jane PattatsoaNsocyltrhelon Ray Elmh Riee Elissh Ross Mann Rankin fOlaninaß:ebards Ann 111 Rodgen Ellen Ranklns Reties Robinson Mn Wißookerelloos Ells Reynolds Ann Robinson Nancy Rodenbann Lae' Rears . Mary MO Rosa Ramos Jane Ranh, Miss M Rees Mary Ann Rom Sarah Ran Lurch Eke Mn Thos anskoWlanefled • Sands Ellen Smith Laszlo Salton Ann T Sherlock Wen tHaith Isabella H Burton Caro:lna Sohonton Jano Smith Ells • Stephens WOOS Skeen Mrs Wm Smith Sagan 9 Speer Barbara `, Sinclair Mary A Spence Mrs Stephens Amwida sassy Ann MargtSpeer Isabella Stewart nun , A Smith Loretta Snodgrass Mar B Stewart Eis Smith Mary A Steno Site H L Stewart Mrs Jas Taylor Elvah •Tmby leabolla Tamer Pr.eie Temlale Delia Tyrrel Raabe! Termer Harriett Vanamee Mari Warnock Agnes White Faisal Williams CharMe Week• Awe White Maga Wirt. M. tL • Wei•h Calms Wheateroft illtsCWilliems Nadi DJ Welsh Elisth Man Lydia' Young Lacy Ann Zimmerman Prance. GentleMOWS' List. Adarna hlcheer Amos Robe •Anderson Saw.' Adams Robe. t Albert Simon Anderson floe Adams John Aldridge AllrointAndonon /no H tkinson John WAllon Marra . Arnold Robs AtlnJohn Allen TAlrstd Arnold Wm 8 Abatis Jacob AnJames Armstrong AVM.' Th. II A lston Mag. Armstrong Tbos James loam JPA Co phor Armstnang Wm Maori Robe Andorran It+bert Armstrong Joseph Alexander A AVM Rev Wire Ban Bradford likeph - 11Brown George own John' W non John L. Bremen Napoleon ßr mon Alex Baird Wm Logan Blood Kennedy -Serum Dartd Barehrlek Edwd Blade y Bola Butane= Daniel Bander John Bill Samuel' Braddok PaDJ B.lderin Willla Billlogelcy John Brio Ro bert Bamford Robe Binger Win Brennan James Bacharaeh Edwd Baez Wee • Bruton John or Halley Wm Blasley B - Korth Bailey Robert. Marley Wm Brian Cherie.* Bay John Bolger Itobt Bremer E Bade Jacob Bokoffelter Jan Brame Joseph Baader k Geritaftßendng_John Brisben Lewis Bates D C Black Thomas Brighten P W Barnhart Levi Black* Broken Win Barely Jacob Bleck Wm A Bradley Thomas Ba Non Sand Black Wal• Breen Dente Bastian Wm Black John Base. Robe DI Barry Wen Boland Edward Mee Wm S Barry Ihehard lloien Beni Bride Thomas Barr James W Baden Remora II AredhrJemes Barnett Copt Cl:tasßeet Them43ragsden Levi Darnel John Baer& Broihersßnuter J J Barker PC BostonTaeob Bee neon Alfred Barker Wm Boyle Bernard Blue Samuel Bell James Boyle Owen BryentJeweph Bell John Boyle John BrukneaGellpeld g o .h. e nLegogy EBoyle Copt Jansußatoks Dorval Benson Dana Boice D>iJ ?V Butler Edward Belford P S • Bogue Wen . Byrne Joseph Ballad Wm C Bodon Mamas Barkle W Healer Henry Borland Imam Byer, Jules Butler Daniel BOlintarAbratiaMLlntk Wm Bellows John id Brown John Byrne Dula' . Berton Tenni. Brown L Buns Pew • Benedict CaPtOcyllwron Thomas Barns Philip Bendel EU Brown Dr J K Bormelle Burl Beggs Joseph P BByrne Jrown ames ll Burgess R oseph Callaghan Meld Clark Owen CeM Boni CaMoto Clinton Geo Cowan Robe Pen Coen Jo Clarke I 0 Coward ?distil Calolind .1110 Clapp Rev Com% Abe, Coral Wm Clark Hogh COMMOU M Carty Dennis Clarke Chas Craig Ws lion Caner Wm A Clasher Rev Jos et HMI Cameron A . Coltman Leigs mi , . Comb= B Coals Nelson trawl Jos' Coashay Joshua Weimer D E EsqCresum Park Cumin Joseph Collin Hasid Crispin Pster H Camp Wm - Colligen Joo Culler Cleo Canalehael Hy Colley John Crosson J k Carnahan 13 .11 Collins .101Ln H Crickart Bunt Cssailap jobs Cogur„Geo W EssCridge Mho w *moll Chao Collins David EsqCortion Ands, Cen Mks Cole lob. re , a e mllr Jiro . 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Downs hash Dan Mizell Id Deashan /ohn DortrJoshva DOM. 8.41 P Draft bt Mushy 'nos Davison Wm Deamited Alen tt Booby Nis 0 Dans Albert L Pose!, John Dow.. Than Dawns Copt W Basal Christian Doha= !Lehi Dnmar i naa n Dentdryr In,, B Dods John David J V Dam. Wm D Dutton John C Davies W Deerews ice Eaq Dosgan Peter in Dams Hash al Darter p Darboraw• J16,'14 D . ninE Decker JD Do Davis Chas &thins John 11 D ' Ajr A n "" Davis David Dexter Cant N S Dann Jss Davis Jas Dieter Wm Ewa Duman Wm DavisJormihan Dilleantosh D, $ Dumdum J 0 Davis Chas Dillon Maud Dwyer Palk Davis A.l Dixon Mathew Donn Waiter D Vo I VI j 2i i ll i or rdateTi 1 Dickson Colima E Eating D W Boa Entail John • Ewa, June. 0 parlyitlehael Edwards Wm Elias Calvin A Eakin Wm Esau Michael Mau Wm E Edmonds nibs Rion John Pallor Tha n . 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Gordon Vito Gray Wrn R Gus John Gould Samuel Graham John Oallerd Edward Garton Robert Gray Elder Ovrison Mr Green Jame. Graham Griallonll GarenCerneliva Graham Philip Gannon Vt . m Glenn George Grant James Gsomnr "tt Memo Joseph Grace John D Gnffin James 11 Gish Abraham Gregory John Groff Rieheid Gila, John Green W Gruber Adam Gitaa Robert Granola CW Ohba p . n.,. Gibson Joan Es t Grier Henry C & 11 Co Gibson James Griffith Par Gibson John Glass Alexander Oxon Beard Hall Lewis Hazlett Dr Rohl Holmes David Hamilton D C Iltunivray ItichM Holmes Enoch hall Wm Ilayt CO2I A Holier Jacob Z Hamilton Wo P bays Akish Hagan Jas Hatton Dernard Hays John Hwy Chaco Hahn .1F Hays Sl3 Co llovrard Wns N H ar i Win T Itoward LC Hope kir Hu. .Wel Du A Hays F llowasd Abner Hammond Hugh Heaney He Hopkins Chas Hand Jos Debby John rd Hoops N Hon. Geo /leonine E.q ltoward Johnson Hattuall Jai. Henry Jacob Hobbs Geo 11 Hans n o , Hord Caps D Houston Sr Robin Hansom Henry Mishkin G D wan Hannan Sam Hoer Wm Hook is limidlen ?Muhl Heisler D H o C Hannon Owen Henderson W S Hopper Win .Harlay A D Honing Choy lloward Jim W Harwood J. A Ilesllne John N Howes R S Harper &Mr Ilerlinc Fredk Hopkins Jas Thos Hill John , owes &no Hut Honey JA EN Hughesße i ni Haswell E R /filter Henry Esqllwinn Woo Harmon Ham Werke) Falk . 11011. John Hardin nos C HSI A F Hunt 1) D Harvey Riehd Ilill tdmsford C llYams !no Hartley 0 C Esq Hlll Anson F Maim Thom Ilaran Meld Holt Adams Hughes los Hansel Geo Iloffin Jaenh Bunter David Hama John Holmes 0 /CDs Hastens (Mort Herkonm Sam Harman John C Hunter Sam Harriot Sans Hollody AL Halton Wm Hart Scudder EsqUallingsworth 0 Hummed Jno Hardin Geo W Harsh John Hastings Jail • Jae A Irvin inn F Irwin David in Jun A Ingrain Ch.* Irwin /us B • g r alLa Bernd Janis nos Johnson N Jones Jesse /oakum Pam Johnston Tilos lore. David 0 Jeffers Thompson Johnston C A Jones Fredk busy Wm Johnston N Jones Wm John Michael Johnston Isaiah Jones Edged F bons, Ptephen Johnston Rev P Jonas John II James John Jane. Wm Janes David Jenkins David Learnt Thomas Keeney F H Kline John Kennedy Juneis Kennedy intone AKlinefeltet Jae Kelly Junes Eno Menai Thee II Kennedy Peter Kline Tine D Kneen Wm Kennedy Peter Kelly John , King E ray Kennedy David HiCerr lone. King Wm H Kenning Samuel Knee D D Kennedy James Kennedy Pat Kolly inmes Erg . Keough Martin Kelly James Kramer Jonathan Keegan John Karr John D Rev Kennedy Samuel Kelly C L Knott Cant Ketsli John Kelly Drury Kninvies Lavereit Kenton Wm H Killbreath King Sohn H Ketcham Win .1 liimagoThomes Laughlin Samuel Lang Henry Lee Wm li Langan Patties Lays Henry al Lewis John Lambsub Joseph Lawrence Wm Lemon Patrick Li:mister Geo WLarkin Dierstril Lee Wm Vol Lawson Jos B Law Joseph Leaner R F Eoq Lay Wm Leech Thomas L'onerg. lames Laughlin On. Lee Wm Long Henry LastneaThomas Lent: Jacob Loiters Wm Lawm.Jasper FiLewis D II Lockhart Isaiah Leveler Dan Leonard Reuben Lock.: Richard Laski. John Leakon John S Long Henry Lewis & Butler 'Log. Robert Morgan Maj Jno Minter C W Macklin Henry Mulholland N s Montfort Wm Manning Ricbd llNlallin Hugh Morlees Chas II Monks Peter Miller John Nlorgan Thos Mallen Roadey Mitchell Wm Morgan Jno a g vebill John Nlitchell A D Morenge Ftlorinli Thos Kimbell Theo Moore F 0 E.g Malta Thu. Mitchell Ander Moore Jacob Ertl Martel Thee J Mitchell Sam Morrow Wm Nlacknll Wm Miller D C Moon Thm W Marehall W F Miler Edwd Eeq Nloore Sum D Martin Chrierr Marsh. Chas Murdock W J Martin Sun Norge. Wm Mullen Ju Macon Mervin Mok John Alyers Henry March Dared Monroe in.. 51 Mullen And's , Maheur /no Morgan Geo CoNlyers Jmoh Dr Matitswe S Z Moan Jae Mullen Hugh Maxwell Thu Monueern Micl Mono John Marks Cortland Mosley Jno Myers C T Mayeenkhm AI /Harris II r Mullen Andor Mathew. Jno Moreau Wm Motives Pat Marks Sam H Morgan Beni 'dotage° John Medan Peter lilo,loll Geo Rev Marry Woo velar Goo Mound Coo AlorphY 'no E.q Meweltur Wm Morrie John R hlurphy Satu Meagher MUM Morse Jos 1r Murry J Menem John Mohrsel G W Murphy Alex Mellon Roger Mortis Andw Murray Jos Melvin Wm Morrie Rota Manny E V InillicuTtme Morgan Inn D Milligan Jas Col Morrie Albert McAfee Thos 111c.F.1.d Jno McGrew R S McArmor David McDonnel Danl McHugh Mehl McAllister J. McDermott Pettk McFarlaild MeAtte Bernd McDonald Was kleFeelv Isaac hie Bane Ales McDo.l.lPaik &McGee) II aleßnamey Jno Thos Ale(rilcy Bernd Mcßride Jas McDonough Rich McGraw Hugh meadloughJas Melnmsh Jas bleGreary b Aln 'McCullough ThsaMcEllirce J. Curacy MeCiell.d Mr McHenry &Bahl Mellenryblark W McCullough liughhlclllaragne Gen Meth. Alicia Freeway JOo McKee David MeGrady Jno McClintock GeoSklcKown Robt McGlone. Wm McCoover Robt McKee. David hleGoirsti duo McCloiky Jay W kleKnirmer A McGory McClure Tbos McKee Tbos McKee. T M BleCaaland Them McKaine Jos McVay Saml MeClatin Wm Mc Kubbin II Wen McC.l.d Jno AlcKegioey Palk MctiamecCorre's Meednekan P hlcLangialin J. Medal. M McClure W W McLaren W E MeT.gue !lath McCleary Sarni klel.osky Francis McMorrow Pink McCormick J6' MeLessighlin AlnialcNeel J. McCort". Heart' McLaughlin TnosldeMallin las MeCenallyJaa McLain Hugh :McNeal Calvin McCracken Jac hlcLain NleMithon las klcFarl.d W B MeGunniele D Mcßoberts Wm McFadden Robt McGuire Sat. McCown Ina McCrady J. Nelson Jos Neill T Tio.k W Neeley /so Niehelst. 11 Noinn Fait Nabb Riehd A Nye Baenabtu D Nicholas A Nelson Geo Nobbs litatah Nolan Cam g e e i g el l y A W C ;Inn 3s " e grrn . 2.7 A Nelson A Norton E'A Norris Riley Neuron Orrin Nichols \V Olney loco Ottley Wm ' J O'Donnell Jos OltlaYy Jno O'Connor Jar O'Brien Thal Oro B A Ode H ISSltnagan Edmd Oliver 0 B o'Fßelly Th. T • OH:runnel inn Owens Jos O'Brian Al'chi Ot'stl II O'Neill Arthur O'Connor Dennis O'Neil Mark O'Neill Mr Ovreus Wm Parleg J i Piltter•O% I& A Plank Johannes Patton W Tbos Panenon Rota Plonk Robt Party Jos Pelett Alfred Phinips Parehlit Heigh Feeble. Geo E Porter Anthony Padden Jas Peirce mno Porter John Q Paisley Racal Perry (i re Potter Swot Pattnelno Perry II Porter A Patehell lib Mr Perry P Poorer Meld Pnl Jae J Peebles I McKee Potts Non Pagan Lewis Peanek R 8 Ports Petk Patterson W C Pettigrew W J Pelee /no Patterson/no Steers Th. Price Ater hi Patterson On W Phtllna Jno Pore David Pennies 1.1 Phalan Its Peery i.e Paster Jae Pile Thos Pyle Jas Patter Eared Paten Geo Pervianes Bann A Patterson Jag Philli Rind • Porker BM= C ps Pant Qum aPew Rollos Wm • Reed Hugh Brown Edged Rank lasso Reynolds Olivei Roberts blot. Itaulgan Peter , Reed A Ronny J. Rankin Chas !Rend Sam] W Robinson Jas Ramsey Wea L ‘Richards Jocob Robinson Benton Raymond P Mizell Wm Robinson Too. C Rapp Robs Rice Bra Robinson Chris', Rammell 1.4 Ridenour hi Robinson Jno Rhea Dant Richards Wm I Rodgers Rawl 'Rankin Martin WRichardson W Rodgers Dennis Renter Mr Rinehart Albew RabertsonAS Rev baiab Richey F M Robinson hl S goose Evan Riddle Wm Robinson hl Reeves R W Rita Jeremiah RolaerWon Levi Rendield Sarni 5 Richards Dull • Rebinvoo E Rodin' Pharlas RipleysylYenuslißogersJno 11 Redwood /no Richardson Alex Robinson Lys Rosa Tiros Riga Jan Rollege &son Redstreake A 8 Roberta Joa Ihumeil II F Rentger Chas Roberts Tkos Rowell C Raynoide Jo. 11 Roland Ina D • • . . Sliver Wm • Skin., Win Starnon Jas 11 liatztuels Nathan !Dillon Joe t el J. Sansborry Mei Smith Wm E Stafford Henry Salmon WJD Smith /no P Stevens F Sandman W D Stunk Geo Ste. Th. rances ScottThos Smith & John/ion Stevenson in S Scott Ju F Smith Dant Stevenson W E Scott Geo SmithWm Stevenson 0 X Scott Ales' . Smith S A Stowers Jos Scott Absalom . Smith W C Stewart Jeo D Senn! . Smith, hlorphy &Stout Chris Scott Henry CoStool 11obt 13CanllsiWns Smith Jno Siuchrield WI) Soon Jno Smith Jos Rev Strain nos 13 Scott Alex Smith W 1555 Storni Alenzn Scott in Smith S Stratton Jest]. &Minh!. la Simpso Th. Stone A Somata Thos .1 Stuipso Intl A Sutton Beni Snarl David Simp.n Th. I Sully Jon 13112.D80U Jag Simms F Sutton into Sharp/no Small ROW Sullivan Miehl igh.loGenry Snyder A P Swan. Golsen Shaffer David Sproul W Fliehd Seriader Joshua Bbore Wm Spralgun I Spencer W P Shona Gape Specter Peter Sterling Jno Shoekling &bast Speer Banal mermen Jno Stela! Arthur Speer Ale:tele Sionsum al ft Shugart). Sheppard RolitW Solon Jas Shivey p a in Sharma Caspir Tate Jay Taylor Douglass IldballAaron 0 Taylor Jno Thompson Jno W Towner Hugh Taylor Shelby Thomas J • Toner WMr Tolman Jno Thomas Mr Toner A a Talbott Claus Thompson Jos Tower Sins Taylor & Rook- Thompson?doer ftTopper Thos well Thompson Jna Men well Chas 11;1 " ; jj l in g' s jr Tifimehl Tonadalo Taw C Titan Juo Took. 'lsaiah Raw Tjhoo Jno UnderwocHl& Btlic ;tit. V. Bibb. Ily P Vivian Mehl V.gn Gen Vißon 1 II Vanden . ..relit Ii U Vandersteer A tj Wesley Geo VC. I V Vera. Melchior 'Validly Won Veeder 1 P Vaughan /no Vine. Wai Vardy Usher V Walter David Wells A Welch J. B Walsh Jug Whltehnad Wm .Wirt J.. C Walsh Pak White Beal Wl*. An W”stat) W it II Whoa Jna Wilkins Wm W Walker J A White 13 S \Fipple. II W a neee I.l)in Wheel, Wm H Wilco Bosh Wilkes Jos W filiams 011 Wasson PA 8 William. Col A OWensnyerDavidll warn., Ilenry Williams Jos Winters Thos Watson Bobs Williams Ihnl A Wilki.n Frank Wash Wm Wimeralllugh I Wlllboxisnn W W Warren Seth W WillianastairiusAlWilkinaJas Watson B Williams Rev Inn Willis Chas B W. h. Wlnillllll•Lniris FWllinot Johnson wnthp. Jos wilsonlno A \Folders Jos Wasson Tilos C Wilsonßnht Wood Jos W. Wm Wilson.)., Wood Ezra /r Woo Henry Wilson Wm Wool ley FAnfin Walt Rohl Mom las tr. Co Wolaratil Ben F Warnoik J L . Wilson/. Perry Woods Th. Warner )no Wilson j, Wemr Wm Wilson Wm Wright Jos welch Wm P Mega Hear, l'eroc J Weaver Abintin walk Lee Wright W Werrer David Wingaid Din' Wynne Mehl Weigh Jas 13 WUknot Wlllia &Wright Jaii 11 Weimer G W Wickograz II 8 Wells Abraham Vete. Peter Young Rabt A Young Peter truer, /no 6 W Yocum Neleon Young It II 24ler Dante.% Zoller Jacob Zimmerman RIM! Agent of the Sur Coif. "Ciairettro.." !Wain'. of Shaw, deed olceitaniea'Leclge No O. Hein of Col. George Gibson. Oce. Wave Divinon, on of Tcrocrance. Fort Duquesne Lawrenceville '• SAAPL ROSEUURG, P. Mll Prrromnau, Apra IS, 18 IJ. . . SI MAGNETIC TUFA; RANI i•OR THE PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZ • CO3IIOIIXSIMOBAL. waranrorair, April 15, SW House—The Speaker said it became his painful duty to inform the House of the death of Thos. 7. Campbell, Clerk of the House, which occurred 641C0 the adjournment of the House, on Friday lst. He begged he might be permitted to acedm play the melancholy announcement by a single remark. Ever line° his 'official association with him, he had faithfully discharged all the duties of the important and responsible office which he filled, so far as the came ease within the knowledge and obeervalioa of the Speaker. Mr. Gentry remarked, that it wait the first time since the czietence of the Government that the Clerk of the House of Representatives had died while Congress wee to erasion. There was no precedent, the, eV:we, to give be Noose, to meet the occasion, Mr. Gentry then enlarged upon, the character of Mr. Campbell. He thought that the Indepen dent Oficial poeition which ho filled warroted some manitentatkm of respect on the pert cif the Home, in memory of the deceased. In Tehnes. see, the native State of the deceased, he see liked and esteemed by all. Ho had the confidence of a large circle of friends and acquaintances, and hod received distinguished marks of the people's con fidence, repeatedly. He wee elected Clerk of the House at Repro• isentstives, of Tennessee. He ins formerly a member of the Legislature of that Suste—wes once a Member of Congress of the United State. from the State of Telanaseee, and at the Inland present Congress won elected Clerk of this House. These facie testified to the excellence of ho. character, and were more eleenent in commendatien than any thing be could otter. Ho hoped it would be but in accordance with the unanimous Pang of the House, that it should adopt the usual resole , liens of respect to the memory of the deceased. The following resolutions were then rend, and unnimoualy adopted : Rnolved—That the House has beard, with deep sensibility, the announcement of the death of the Hon. Thomas Jeftenon Campbell, late Clerk of thin House. Resolved—That as a testimony of respect for the memory of the deceased, the members and officers of this Rouse wear the usual badge cf ramming for thirty dam Resolved—That the proceedings of the House in relation' to the death of Thos. I. Campbell, be communicated to the family of the deceased, by the Speaker. Resolved—Thu the House, as a farther mark of respect to his memory, now adjourn. The House acetirilingly adjourned. fier the presentation of pehtions, and the transaction of the usual morning business, the Deficiency Bdl was taken op. Mr. dcloason supported his mews in regard to the proposition to arrest the further progress of the Patent Office guilding. After much discussion, Mr. Chaim's amendmen t passed, appmpriming $70,000 for the purpose of completing the east wing of the Patent Office. ac cording to the original plan ; and placing in a State of security the west wing—the acme to be paid out of the Patent Office fund. Kr. Rush moved an amendment for the employ ment of twenty additional clerk. in the Post Wrist Department, in addition to the present lbrce. Ifs said it one eamorulely secuenary that these addi tion. should be made, and there errs no telling when the Civil Lost bill would come op. The Department was nook's to carry on effectual pose tat arrangements without more clerk.. This woe his own opinion, and that of Me officers of the Department. The amendment wn3 greed to af ter a long debate. • Other amendments were also agreed to, atter which the Sonata adjourned. Wastriiiicaoir, April iIL s.rothre—Alter the transaction of the regular morning bush:tem, the 1./..f.ciency Bat was again taken up, mad the debates resumed on the mend:Lents. Nothing of goners] interest was elicited. Mr. Can round to strike out the appropria lion for an omit Of the charge to Austria. Mr. Foote expressed the hope that a provision would be made in the amendment of the Senator from Miehigm, for the remstablishment of dtpb• matic relations with the central governmeot of Germany. Mr. King opposed the amendment of Mr. Case. and after some debate on the general principles involved m the amendment, It was rejected— yeasl7, nays 29. The b:11 having been amended in several pani.lars was finally passed. Mr. Foote moved to take up hi. motion for the select committee of thirteen. Mr. Ltsvon suggested that them was much pressing excentive bissineu claiming the atten tion of the St'lla . C--he therefore hoped the Senate would go into Executive Session. Mr. Fool.: inched upon hid motion, and in !ha course orbit remarks, read a portion of a song recently published in New York, advocating the - proposed referencuand the rutting of California with other measures. This he conaidercd the lat. cat authentic indication of public sentiment. Mr. Hale ouggested that the Senate sign it— [great laughter.] Mr. Clay ingested an a reason why the mo. tion the a select committee Amid be decided ono way or the other, that he understood the commit• tee of air appointed to convey the remains of Mr. Cdhoun to their final resting place, were to leave the city to morrow, to perform the duty mwigned them. If this were true, a was important that them gentlemen should have the opportunity of participating in the vote upon the pending gees tine, before they should leaver Mr. Mason sold that the commiuee referred to did not propose to leave the etty until Monday next. la behalfof the gen ttemen composing tt, he desired to express the hope that the business of the Senate would be so arranged that no vote should be taken during their absence upon the Important questions pending before the Senate. After soma farther debate it was agreed to make Mr. Foote's motion the special order for half pan 12 o'clock to morrow. The Senate then, after some lime spent In Es• ecutive Seaton, Adjourned. Manse—Alter prayer by the Chaplain, the sub. ordinatuelerk was about to read the journal of yestardity, when Mr. Hale wanted to know on what authority the Individual Wu proceeding to dories. They bad a door keeper and post master thrust upon them, and he was not willing to have a clerk imposed upon them In the same way. The speaker said that the Journal had hero pre. pared as usual, under his direction. The !adi• 'ideal at the desk was a euburdiaalo elli.ter of the late clerk, and now occupied the position which he previously occupied. This subordinate was not authorised to occupy the position al clerk o? the House, until the election of a clerk; the House is act organized, and no business can he transact ed. Tele, however, will not prevent the reading of the Journal. Mr. Hale said, if the gentleman read. the Journ al, not the clerk of the Houle, he had no °Nee- The speaker remarked that no ono was now ea• thorized to act as clerk. The Journal was than read. Mr. Harris, al Illinois, moved that the House prwmed to the election of Clerk. Mr. Brown, of Mississippi, wished to offer an amendment. The Speaker decided that the motion MS out of order. The amendment of Mr. Brown was read—that the order heretofore passed postponing the election of door keeper be reversed , and the House:proceed to the election of door•ieeper. The Speaker decided that no business was in order mad the election of Clark, who is necesaary toile organizational the House. Mr. Kaufman asked if the motion or Mr. Marie was debateable. Tile Spaslces said It It was only to a litisttd degree it might be allowed. Mr. Brown appealed from the decialon of the chair, declaring the amendment oat at order; and the question being taken, the chair was sustsined, and' the resolution, now to proceed a the election of clerk was adopted. Nortinationa wens then murk, and tellers 111. pointed, and the Moose proceeded to ballot a/ 6,110wa. FIRST BALLOT Priiadle of New York, 48—Young, (formerly Comma... Muter in the Land °dick) 22-01mutten nor, 12--General Walbridge, 17—Forney, 17— (tho Ugh not nominated) Mathew St. Clair Clark, 12—Bort, 1. The ballot was unsuccessful, 95 being necessary to ■ choice. 187 votes were cut. The following 11 the , re;olt of the 4th belloi fur clerkoftbeHooee—Forney 55; Prindle 45--Walk (lobordinekta cloth,) 31—tbe remainder lest. tering. Fifth baliot, resulted aa follows—Forney Prindle 32—Walker 51, scattering 93—no clec• lino. The Flouso thee adjourned. LATE FROM VENEZUELA Nyco You, Apra 16 By the arrival of the brig Abram, mohave Intel ligence that the Venezuela Congress had passed en act releasing Gen. Pies from minanemeat. His daughters had not been expelled from the coon. try, as no Ono could be Mucd to execute the com mands. The Government, It .euta, have abandoned all hanth metaures. Tho claims of England, and other .countries, against. Venezuela, have been Imietady settled, and there is now a prospect of a season of calm. HO! FOR CALIFORNIA Nem Yogi, April 16 The Empire City, which trailed from New York. yesterday, carried out 410 priasengers. Thiamakea about 12.50, who have ler, for the gold region. within the past three days. MR. CALHOUN'S REMAINS. Wmatisorial, April 16 The lamtly of Mr. Calhoun have columned to allow his remains to,be placed where the Govern ment of South Carolina shall desire, and they will be tetanal at Columbia, the Capital of the State. RIVER CASUALTY. Lomevuis, Apeil 16 The steamer . General Washington reports the tteamer New Orleans, from Cincinnati for New °flues, heavily laden, and hard aground at Cin cinnati Bar, in the Ohio river. She to said to have burst a boiler, but no live were lost. The steamer Fanny Smith took the passengers from the New Orleans. The river has fallen two inches in the last 24 boon, with seven feet ten inches water in Ito canal. Bwron, April Itl. Dories the two weeks the Boston Medical Cols lege buboes open for isspeetion, it is estimated that more than 50,000 persons. have passed thro' Dr Webster's moms. The steam ship America, one of the luteat of the Cunard Line, will be due at litahfax 13 more row, with Liverpool loteillgence to the 6th iota. THE FOREST DIVORCE CASE—PENNSYL• VANIA LEGISLATURE. Muumuus°, April 15. • The Ferest Divorce Hill pissed the Elmore to. clay. Also, the bill prohibiting the Issue of relief Dote.. thuArcts, April 13 There were seventeen fires in this city, daring the past week, and much property has been de stroyed. Large rewards are offered for the men. diaries. The steamer Ohio ended to day, for New York , and the Alabama for Chasm. New Yoaa, April 15. The Umpire Coy lett to day for Magma, with 500 passenger.. The *hip Inca haa Jost mired from Ca [doh PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Prtn.stizuquA, April 1:0 Money Market—Sales of Penneylvan% s'a et Grain—The supply cf Wheat is •malL Sale. of red st 109, .d of white •l 113 c per busheL Sale• of yellow Co at Ike per brthel, and or Oats at 361 per bualicl. Provisions—Solos of Pork at $lO fko per td— Sides of Lard, in bole, at 60, and in kegs at 70 per pound. Whiakep—Salea of Wkoakey at 23 pen gallon Groceries 1011 without change. P1111,11:11I1S/11A, April 16. F . /oar—The market continues firm; several hat• dyed bbls were taken, for export, st S✓, which is the tasking price. Grain—Wheat continues scarce, sod In demand' st SI 10 for prime Red, and Si 1341 14 for prime White, which is an advance. Corn continues in demand, at 53e for yellow, very little is coming In. Oats ate sauce, and much wanted; sales 3000 bo , prime Pennsylvanie, at 37e019e, which is an ads Vance of two cents per ha. Whiskey is steady, with no change in prices. NEW YORK MARKET. Nwor Toms; April 15 C.uon—The market's very active, with ■0 ad vance of full ie. Sales 3000 bales middling Up. land at I I 1, and of Orleans at 12e per lb. Floor—The market is duller. &duo( 4000 hrla Ohio at 115 12'05 25 per brl. Ontin—Sams 1000 bu Oeoeeee Wheat at 1300, end of 4000 bu southern white Wheat at 120e' Corn is improving, with sales of opoo bushels at 55e, for mixed, and 578580 for yellow. Pr ovisions—Are improving. Silas of 600 brls Mau Pork at 610 12810 37 per bet. Lard Is firm' with sales of 400 brio at 61011. Sugar and Mules,ea are unchanged. Wool—The market la dull, and there is nothing o report. Money Market—Treasuries are quoted at 15— Coupons 191--Sterling Exchange at 91 premium. Nim Yoirc, April 16. Flour—The market continues firm, and medo um qualities generally, are ale pence better. Sales of common and straight state brand. at St 87 a 55 06 ci4 per brL Grain—Supplies continua limited, but the Claw ket ts firm, with wile. of Southern at St 20, sod of prime Geneaseo at SI 30 per be, which I. • skeet improvement. Corn comes in slowly, and prices toad upward; sales of 12,000 bit, at 550 for Northern and .Southere Yellow. Oats continue firm, at 42eatte for Northern, 39:33100 for Jer sey, and 300036 e for Southern. Proviames—Pork to ia . bauer request, and prima nave stilfened. Sales of 500 bbla Mew at CO 121, and SS 35215 50 for Prime. Lard is in begat de. mend, with ages of prime at No per lb. In eel Meats therwre a lair movcmeot with some luv provemeo4 sales shoulder• at 31cOl1e, for ordina ry to good, sod of plain at 31e per lb. Groceries—Coffee is inactive. Sugar is steady, with .ales 150 htids, N 0, at 4 WO°. Whiskey--Sales at 23c1521e for prism. CINCINNATI MARKET. ' Chet tan, April Id. Four, the market is without change. Whisser la declining, with Be. at 191 a) 191 Nothing is doing in Provisions. Tho river to failing. The weather was clear during the day, hot it is raining this copulae. NEW ORLEANS MARKET Nzw Osi.a.ru, April 13 Cotton—The market is quiet. The week's ..lea amount only to 10,000 bales middling at ll is pot pound. Whiskey—Whiskey haa declined, with Wan at 1,03200 per gallon. Dour has declined 37i per hrl. Coffee—The market is Mtn at Pc. MlE== Cotton—Two thonitruld bales were taken, yes. terday, for Spain and the North. at 121 far fair quality. Receipts here are 217,000 bales loss Rise last year. Nio coffee Ls selling at slaP3 c. nj is dull at 30331 . 13nLTIMORE MARKET. ' Birtixots, April 15. Floor --Sales of 200 bris Oily Mills Floor at' S 5 and of 1000 brio Howard Soiset at St 07. Graio—Sales of red Wheat aL 1l0) of Coro at vic, and of Oats at aGo per Whiskey—Sales at 2.7 e. Cattle--The offerings or. Beeves, to day, Were 600 bead, 400 at ar bleb laurel sold et 52 7501 on the boa, equal to 55 007 50 nett, per 100 lbw Hotta—Sales at 5505 50 per 100. • BUFFALO MARKET. Born., April 18. Floor—This market I. tirm, mite sales at 5162* for Ohio Lod billeldisn. Gann—Wheat is bold at 95 10D, hag nothing is Doing. Corn lain fair request. Pronsione—Tne market is rather dull, salsa 50 belts mess pork at $lO par brl. !MI6 IDi Li M xail)Nis PITTUIURGU BOARD OW TRADE Jon) icranuares partams. COMMITTEE FOR APRIL. Review of Me PITTIIIIIIII.OII EIA*KET, /Mt VIZ Win (OLIO •re. 16. In reelecting the transactions of the market for the week Just closed, we have very little Of interest to no tire. The weather for the most part, has been cold and inclement car the season, which has had its Inge once In checking that general activity which migb, otherwise have prevalled , for the past kw days, how. ever, the weather has been clear end pleasant for out door transactions, and we notice an increased activity is the general market. The mar continues to good roirrgable order far all abuses of mutters, and fair degree of =Pray pre vails in that quarter. ASHES—The Asbelmarlct has been comparsturely quiet dartog the past week, and sales have been main. ly confined to moderate traumata. at the following figures:—Soda Ash, in lots of 5 to ID eke, at 3504 c; Pearl Ash, eillefe; Etaleratm, sfel Potash. 4/555c; and Seorchings, at Ditinf B ALE—We hare no change to notice In the prices of Ale--our Brewers are doing a fair regular buslitem at former quomnom—ray, fur common gushy $7, and for the best, Si, esk Included. . BAEOI-11,e market has continued steady and firm during the week jest closed, and we nouoe if my change from our lam quotations. Quite a brisk bminces has been done at the following rates:—West and env cored plain hems, di, sides Sc, and .heel dart Se fir Ed 'Prune bagged hams are sold regularly at Sc, and sugar cured canvassed, by the tree, at So IP B. We note regular sees of good country eared ba con in bulk, at :If for Moulders, If for aide., and 5505 for hams. The market is now we'd stocked with ba rns, and the shlpmerna east by the canal hero been quite full. BUTTER—Tha rertaipts of Hotter COStillae limited and sales bane bete Dornparatlvely light. We con- clime our quotation,' for ben W R In bbl. and Lot, at 12DIne fo !b. Keg Butter to nominal, at 80E1. BEESWAX—SaIes to a limited extent have been reported In no from atom, ato3ite a/ lb. BUCELTS & TUBS—We have no alterationeto nonce In figures. The 6161.11114 at now fully oupplied, with molar rales from stare, at, for Buckets, 53,400 sp, and for Tabs, $9,50029 ir don. BEANS—Thom I. a fair demand in the otarkst, 733/e7c b¢, according w quality. BROOMS—We notice Ifain eapplles la the market, with sales ranging according w quality, from 31,Sa to I/2,Z P doz. BRAN & SHORTS—Supplies are light, and ere have no large sales to notice. We eononne oar quo tations from the cats at 14GRISe, and Goat store et It to ISt► Da. CORDAGE—We note no farthermhange In price.— The following am the Maraffsetareret prices Manilla rope, by cod,--• •--,•-•l4c. IP lb. " Whim Ropo, by 110 " do cat,• ----••---••14e Tarrad Rog., by do 001,•----•—• • .110 " Packing Yarn, 90 " do connoon,•—• • • So " BLD COMI. $1,57011,81092,75 1 dos. • do P oil, —l4c " limp, 51,500245 MA f dot. do lb. 117.111 a, 871 . • •—• Hemp, 75e ► aaa. Kyaniced Cordage is told regellarly u 22K ► CX.ITTON TARNS—The following ie a corrected Wet the 'arena articles ender lltis bead T. bro. 13 ets petit, " 16 " "•--23 17 " "• -98 19 " " • --V7 13 " " 20 ". N OAelsloeidof "1090, " do Coodlowlekd —•l3 Bag . Fllling,.—•—do Buung,Nol,2,l-11,12,11 4Ms per @ de a a . -do 8, " •-• " • -do to, „ . - do 11, " " vi 12, " " • No. 600, ewer 1 , 1?• • • .1:1 000, " 700, u " Carpet Chain,. -- —23 Coverlet Yarn,• • • • —23 Twine, • • 25 We notice a decline in Penn Mille, watt sales of Nonstook, at Me • yard COTTON SHEETING' Pittsburgh muinfactured Ne I at eo, and common CRACKERS—A regnlar b.... to doing at the fol. owing quoted rate.: Water Crsakers, per bbl Rutter do " 7,70 Dyspeptic do Not Bread, " ---•••-•••••• 3,25 Liar Crackers, per lb —•—• 7 a 7 CHEESE—Th. arrtvale of Cheese to this market, have,. yet tieet limited, and suppltes aTe moderate Common W R, is selling at 60GL Cream .t dlelf le; .tad Goshen 710 e. • D. COPPER—We continna our quotations , —Cliff Mee eake and ingots, latli93e; sheet, "Me; .4 old cop?. at I. 7 6. DRIED FRUIT—The • polio. of peaches contrnuo lII= for beat onpealed, and first., Apples aro scarce, e from store, Cl 151,C01:11,O2 11=1:01 4,23♦ La, for pealed fro.. with sales to moderate lot DRIED BEEF—There kch, at 9c t ®, by the vu DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFIVE giv . • f wow of We princips: af4 We following limo( price• L.:ponce root• • • • 70 Lae bye '21640 Magneass Cub • • • .4050 Mulder thebro• • • • 4 ato My rrh. Turkey • • -163061.1 MI Votriol,•— —• • 40 6 Cuun,•earee, WA. Cassia. •• • .4,0004.26 Bt=:=tMl Aro;Flo34" • • • • 10012 Aquaroms, " ••- • MO I Bona. refind• • • .2.1 43•25 M=ld=M do . Copavio••3oo3.l Brimstone., rt••• Ii " Cloves • • • 4003,00 Lemon • • • .3,0003.23 " Repine,. • • 4,000340 Opiinvi,Turkey,3,soo6,o o Quinine • —•—•4,4004.10 Rhubarb, rool• • • •3/10100 Bel Ann . ---163thl Bel Soda-- 40 6 Benno Tariarid Acid 44060 Vitriol Blue 11012 Cammeod, bble • • •510 6 Rune " • • • .210 3 Logimixid, ehlppr-d, 021 • ••• •• Camphor, ref, 4143 Chloride lime, roh, nee, EMI - • Coppe — Ir t s,. lio Ohmiol3 Gtua Arat•lc•-• —40070 Copl.---38050 •"` SUO Rirac duth'. lbet Mastic 1,2 ''poadered,7pfg,. Ftm daring the week PLOVII—The reealpu have been very light, and we nollee no eh.ae lieu car last meekly report. The sales at the mem buys been ton limited extent, at 04,5004,02, and from more at 111,4204,75 bbl. Erma brands fancily Boor have been sold from store and fmm the mills .114,0705 bbl, in moll lots. Rea norm—With light sepplies ta tb market, we notice a retailer demand from stare, a ,23 Obbl, for the better qualities. FISH—No 3 !Seekers] shows a slight Improvement, with sales at 117,75 • bbl; No gat ell, and; No let Ilitt p bbl. Item. I. selling at VAC for the best quality., Sales of Salmon at 11160111,50 ♦ bbl, and 156 for tens. Sale* of Codfish at 51,25 p Omsk FEATRERS—The ruling rates (rota store are 330 31a ♦ 70, for good quality wetter. FRUIT—Tim demand is fair, with sales of ratans at /3,00058,50 ?,box; Sales of Abnonds, at 15000 e 10. el Groundnuts, at $l,Oll Mal of reacus or.tio r Ilk of Filberts, ate.; 'of Cream num, at 70; of Zan. Currant., atslc, and of English Walnuts at Sop Octaves, $4,00.1 box; Fin., 1 1 00 7 . 14,00; Cocoa Net5,'.111,75 p 100. OROCERIES—We find no marked change in the Mashes from our last general review. We nom regu lar sales of N 0 Seger, in lots of 5,10 and 15 Ode, at 41050510 P 5,, aecording to quality and terms of sal. The supplies of Rio Coffee are light, and sales have been moderate. at 120130 ♦ s,—easne boldest, how ever, are asking bilker figures. We note sales of N O Molasses Ina regular way, m 1705. p gall, In oak bbl.; Bales of Sll Malanee at 40015 P gull. Satin of Loaf Sugar at 51310 c, and of Rice at 45030 SF 5 GRAIN—W.ov-Smeo the establishmentr Os spring el an extensive Floor Mill in our city, an improved tone and feeling has been given to Wheat In this mar ket, and our neighboring tanners now find a reedy market here, at improved price.. We no* quote at 010100 c • has, and firm. Considerable qu odors of Wheat hove been sold to miller. durlog the past week, at the above quoted Snore. nuttier gales of 000 ba. yesterday at 150105 per bushel, to millers. Rot—The receipts of Rye hare been to • moderate extol!, and we nonce a good demand at 070 1. b. Bombay—Tim amounts of Barley coming forward continue tight, sad we have hoard of no sales of largo f bo, is about the ruling figure. Co.—We note rides from store In lots of 300 to 200 bus, ra45045c, and from tlrsi hands at 420130 Oses—The market is fairly supplied with Outs, with sales from atom at 330340? bu. GLASS—For the earthes articles of window gime notice no change. The following list of prices may be givenas shoat the ruling *gums Or the various mom of city and convoy brands: B by ,u •—••5.1,73014 I 10 by 12-01,13611410 ()that vises ID prgartion. co ant •11.6.1176, • by to 45,5:$ 11 by 1 7 .---.84,70 OD by 12 ---•--•3030 11 by 15 •—• ........ —4,73 It by 04 12 by Mt 10 by 15 ' 4,50 Iv by 17 to by HI 4,50 11 by 15 10 by 17 ----OD la by 21 .—..... .....7.00 HOPS—We continua oat qaotatlona Ina mill way, at 20,3130 for eastern aorta. IL IY—The regular range for good drnothr fro agoo, a 1110,00011,00:e ten. IRON RRIAILS -Since the opening or the spring trade • pod business, has been doing iu the Iron market at the follosmog rang* of pricest—Flat 880,9 44050, ac cording to aim; Etoond k Somme Ear, 714'004; Band Iron, 11 4403 c, Hoop Iron, 4017 e; Sheet Iron, 4400 e. 5k,25 Pr -keg; SE to Id, 1143,50; mr to 70 se ; gd, 04021; 4d, 81,50; 3d, OPP keg. klemes—Cat, gi fi l ck,ll44o keg; 1,74 and 0 inch, 04,50, Ok and 7 inch. Pr 1.4 LEAD—Receipts of load cohlinue very baba. IVA light supplies in store, we notice a fit= market, with sales of Pig al6O, sad efßar at Ile f Fan—the present range of pliecsof Lead Pipe Is ok m 11l ♦ foot, according to ale. Pear Loan—Sales at 61e by the ahee4wd oi l p ZO when e Vileirra Laws—Pare lead Is selling at t7..nd NO al op IP Seg. LARD--Continces fhon, and *alas hats been to at 5100 far bbla and kegs. LEATHER—Ms market 'matraoln. 1. oznal arm• nom tor all deacrlpaoas. Naar York solo Up:Magna. a4/47.10MWMANIliamaraMWMUMWPW LUMBER—The rollawhig are rho rating price. for lambert, tram the yards i—Boards, clear, 8 . 4 da corn , Markin • AI; ;ffhingleo, 10,3702,50 P Scauelag, 11201341.111: MALT—The ruling figures for Maharanee for Bar ley, mid , 175 e Pby for Rye. OL.4—hissed 011 is sold regularly, at 81,05, cub. No 1 Lard oil is sold at 55c, and No 7 .4.5050ef 6.11 aalea'ef Tanner.' bil at 5150518 4p tinntersperm oil is sold at 81,4501,50 P gall Fall do at 51,1531,40 P gull Blenched winter whale oil. 850 1000; made whale at 000650 P Caster 011, it selling by the bbl, at Si P. gall POWDER—Hazard vnd Dupont Robe Powder may be quoted in large qautitica, 54,75; and by single keg, at 155,1503,50 P keg. Rack Powder a. 03,11 k to IFA (or largo and small quanuuo.. SPlCES—Ctinia,32o; Cloves, Wosoo,and Names. at 111,= P tk, for No. 1. 171101521—Teh receipts of Seeds are limited. auditory iale Is doing. We quote Palos is a Mall way, oo 5 4 17 01 for Clever; 52,0 for Timothy; miles of Flaxseed at 51,M1 P bu. pp SPIRITS TURPENTIN-Salas In bbl, at 4004 ea p ph, cub—kbb extra charge. SOAP S.CANDLES--Salcs of City and CI: annuli ruin coop, at 404t0 per R. City man . alhaturd Star Candles ara In fnir request, at 7100 e; of mould tallow at 10c, tad of coinmosa dipped all: P TA LOW—We:bear of no Int