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0SSIAN HALL fos. Sale.
ME subscriber offers fof sAle II.
JsR.4CT Or "a AN i, 81

ME subscriber offers for SHE 3Iss
~ JR3CT or L.f.s.D on which Ee
now resides containing $50 acres. It,js
situated m 9 healthy heigbborhood. about
nine miles ffom Alexasdria and twelve
from y Washington and Georgetc1b. and
within & mile Of the Liftle River Tu,,,s :.
PIKE. The Improvements are 4 comior.
sa .,ls Two story frame dwelling house,
with barns and stablesand ali necessaFy
opt-houses. Few farms ii the dont,ty ! y
supplied with a mere choice cblIeet;or !, e
;truit, and from the experimeR fs thath sSs
been made on lands Of the same slescr;,, !
ton in the neighborhcUs. the so;l i be.
3lesed to be web adapted Ii The pla;ster.
4 = portion Of the ground il ii clover. aI,d
there is aconsid erabI@ be{ly If law ian al
q part Of which IS il Valuable meadow.
Vim. S. Stuart.
Fairfax County, Aug. 6
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WILL BE S0T,n

On tie 5fh Of October merit. II, ya;,
not, tie nert fair dny--'
The stock Of { Cattle, Sheep.
Hogs, brood Mares & Colts
I'D ELoNGING to the estate # RieE !.
AD ard Brent, Esquire. deceased -
q he flock Of sheep amounting to about
900, contains four Rams, and six Ewes
Of the full-blood MerinO, Il thirty EW,s !.
Of the l5,l6ths, the rest Of inferi, j. y,aa !
Bonds with approved security for 4 II
sums of twenty dollars 81 upwards. ma, =
able six months after the sale. withint,,-
rest i not puneually paid, viii be r..-
CURED I; and cash for all sums below III. It
amount. 81
The sale will take place 1t tie
ARM
W7LLL.aJJf BRENT, ;un.
administrators with the viii annexed.
l'ss AUGUST ~. Iawfs
The sale Of the above
Prf'pefty is postponed until
thursday Cd Of ovember,
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Land for Sale.
935 Acres

gUS(eI a AN>l (lOs ~ ~ easss -
In The coHnty of Fairfax, four miles from
George TewD and Washington C;tI
and ten from Alexandra. tlIro' which
the contemplated turnpike road iron
George Town to Leesbatg passes.
= Is bounded more tlah q mile by tie
E Potomac, on which lies 30 Or so acres
oEFich bottom and about 500 acres 81 iine
timber, adwelling house with 4 rooms,
a large barn and a few out buildings.
This land wins originally of the first qua
lily. and experience has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible et improvement BY
the use Of Gypsum.
"A Mill Seat.
. which any part Of the above land NAV
be attached, and from which -four may
Be water,bmne to George Town. AS tie
water will be taken from the Potomac. It
will be capable Of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected !: the ex-
pelsein conveying the water to the wheel
will be less than III ordinary cases. and
a trip day may be made 6y tile boats
navigating the river.
$40 Acres,
70 the county of Loudoun. &, miles beiow
Leesburg, lying on Broad Run 900 az
:res are heavily timbered, the balance Is
resi- land and produces veil.
Mr, Matthias, of Leesb1rg, Or Mr..
Lsidstett Lee, Of Belmont, will sbew fhh
and and make known the terms 81 sale.
Ihe whole Of the above property will Be- |
old on IS q long credit eff required wita
interest from the date.
Richard III. Love
Rekeby, August II Cd
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{ Notice.

ME Subscriber has eotnmenced The
BakiRg business, at the corner Of
King and Union streets. in the house late
" occupied By Mr.. Andrew Jamison,
where he will3keep a constant supply Of
Cr Z, sllperfne Pilot = Navy Bread
of the best quality.
Jacob Butts.
" AUGUST Ia
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). ATgRD Tx OcToBEa i 1915.


kIEx ANDBfA CoUaFY.
October Term, lB 5.
RpEHED D, thattlie aiiministrator s.
Charles Lee, deceased. d6 inseFI
the following advertisement threa times
week four weeks, II che AlexandriS
newspapers.
A copy ekte.
MO GRE. Df Wills. D
Isis to give notice sliat the sub.
seEiber has obtained from TIE Ofbhan's
Court Of Alexandra County IN TIE Dis.
triCt Of Columbia, letters Of aslministra-
ton on the personal estate Of Charles
Lee; esq. deceased II persons having
claims against the sid deceased are here
by warned to exhibit The same to the Re-
glster Of wills. ON orbefore The first of
April next, or they may by law be exz
cluded frcrA all benefit to said estate !;
and those indebted thereto are required
toSnake immediate payment.
Giyen undermy hand this 10th Octo-
Der, 1915.
WALTER j ONES, III.
Admir- of CIaales Lee, esd.
Jcf, o. SfaW4w
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The schr. Olive Branch. Cant
Ehufber will sail ia ) Of s days.
For freight Or passage apply e the Mas.
ter on board Of
y Daniel Somsrs.
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nc. REMT

= possession to be given imifse-
diately. the Store and Cellar. next
to G. and Il p. Thompson. and late
coupled by Samuel Marx, & Go, lit
Rexcellent stand for business, for
Apply to
ELIZA WILSON.
rs 5 2awtf.
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New publications. !


.k:R or q, 81 ~
q RE K, fbs last Ii tie Gods
: krag's Rpeas, ~ Roberk S5nkkey.
s feR's ak . sssadSf il
&c, b anes Fiaes
!, - Hawthorn otta "a, ) Fsls. s.
3. Jones. s 8 x
Staubriand - g 'IF1T
$50. Fathers Gift 10 his Children,
!. osS'ss'sg q alsz, Fa6lss aba RelIkrs
Nons ~. BIZ III aser. s. n S s'',sss
X cfs kelio fqf Septenlber.
&: 8 g re Y bite eettage, 81 agFs.
s.a e a0As Gsids d Ptayss and E..so.l
0ssossr ii 81.
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800 casks best Themastown Lime,
poo feet merebansabIe Lumber,
few hhds. Muscoyad0 Sugar,
Apply 70
JOHN 1AcKs0N
sepg. 70: eOSw
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|. r. enf..


q lIE Subscriber has inst received and
oilers for sale, at his N;li1 Mandatory
Union fFeets Z general assortment Og
Bar lfoIis German and Crowley Steel 6f
q very sstpefios quality, Nail Rods. Sheet
IrOns Locks ard hinges, and almost eve+
~ article IN fbe building line. Spikes
Nails Bfads and Sprigs as slsual. By
wholesale and retail, which viii be sold
On reasonable terms. County merchants
and Others may be supplied On The short
est noflse.
Horacs Fisld.
October 4. e06t
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ORPHANS COURT.

slltPt A MS 4, OUR L .s
ALExANDRIA CouNTY,
3 October Term, 1915.
A. h RpEREH that the adn1ini;strafaf Il
Thompson Violet {. deceased. sIo ;p-
sert che following advertisement three
tilnss 4 week, four weeks, in the Alexan-
dria newspapers.
a copye-test,
a. i0 CORE, Reg uf Wills.
THIS is to give notice that the s,,t.4
scriber of Alexandria CouHty. IA ca
lnmbia district, has obtained from tbe
Orphans Court Of said county letters 81;
administration on tbe personal estate
Of THOMPSON VIOLET. late of.
said county, deceased SIT persons hay.
iug claims against the said decedent. are
hereby warmed to exhibit them to the
spbscriber duly passed BY the Orphans'
Court, on or before the 10th Of April
next; or they may BY law be excluded
from al benefit to said estate and those
indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given undermy hand this 10th Of 0ss
tobef, 1915.
ISAAC ROBBINS.
admir- OF Thomson Violet.
Yet. 10. StaW9w
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COMMERCIAL.
Prices Current, New- York, July 4.

Prices Current, Neac- York, July4.
Ashes, pot, per ton 81 90; pearl, 300 {;
Beef, mess, per Dbl. II a Is, prime Is a
|l6, cargo IL IS so; Beeswax, 10. 90 a
$50; Cotton, Sea Island lb. Sc AZ, LOU
isiana "a a 25, Geo. Upland 81 90 !;
Cocoa, Island (none), Caracas, do.
Coffee, green, entitled to drawback, lb.
27 90; Furs, beaver, North per lb.
4 s. do. (South, q, otter, skin4 a
4 SO, mink so a,6213, red fox a IS, ra-
coons (Western)5o 623, muskrats 81 a
So Naxseed, clean, fierce 9 a 9 so,
rough 8 so, old 8; Flour, super6ne
n. York. per Dbl. 8 8 Is, Phila super
fine 9 So, Baltimore 8 Is 8 75, mid
dlings, fine, S so 6, rye fsur S Is,
corn meal 5 5 Is, do. hhds or. hound
es a "a: Wheat, n. R. bush. 6S3 l
rs, Southern l so; corn, white IS 100,
yellow 81 a 81; Gin, country, per gal.
100 1O6. Holland, lst proof, i 62 a l
20; Hams, saltpetred, Id. l8 10 In
diso, flotant; 2 IS a 2 Is; Lard, ID. 81 !;
Molasses, W. l. 80 a S74 Naval Stores,
tar Dbl. 81 4, turpentine 8 50a rs
pitch Is As7a; Pork, mess Dbl. so a
SO. prime IS "a; Rum, w. !. Sd proof,
l Sc "a l 62; Salt, Lisbon, bush. IS 90,
Liverpool blown 40 a l46; Tea, hyson,
ID. IS a "a, gunpowder and imperial
2 a5 Q SO, hyson skin l Sc l &c,
souchong SO, single 81 ), Bohea IS a 80;
Whiskey, rye 1stproof, gall. goa 95 ; To-
bacco, Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky,
Virginia twist, Id. 10 Is, do. sweet
scent 90, Cayendish 81 81 !; Rice, new,
cwt. 90. old 4; Sugar, Muscovado,
per cwt. Is Il, Havannabrown, lnone)
IS; white, (nonel Il,
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EUL0GIuM ON COMMERCE.
From one of Lord Ckathan's ParliQmen

From one Of Lord CRatham>S farttameR-
tary Speeches.
:: I mean net, my Lords: those muck
worms Of the Alley aud vultures OF the
Exchange, who creep into the dirt OF
c|andestine contracts, or fatten on the
carrian of corruption; those pick-pockets
Of the public, who play. with the proper
ty OF the state creditor, aud sport with
the mite OF the widow, and the orphans
nittance those suindlers OF the state
who sell what they are possessed of, and
purchase what they cannot ray for; |
speak my Lords, of the honest and midas
.t.1ous merchants " hose up,1ght conduct is
alike the honor and suPport cihis coUN-
gar, whose ships are seen wherever
seas can bear, or winds can watt them ;
the various streams of whose commerce,
returning in Ja,tt tide Of aceaHh WATER
THE COUNTRY WITH oPuLENcE."
United States Gas.
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I.oudoun Land.

VXIILL be sold, on MONDAY, the
w 9TH day of August next, at Peers
tavern, in the town Of Leesbswg, two
LOTS Of land, situated about six miles
from MiddIeburg and four from the noun
tain. One lot occupied by Mr.. Fulton,
which will be sold subject to his lease,
containing lsl-the other occupied by
MIR. Patterson, of which possession may
be had on the first of January next, con-
tanning upwards of $50 acres. Persons
DESTROYS Of viewing the premises are re-
ferred to JOHN P. DULANY, residing near
them. The terms one-third cash, the
balance one and two years with interest
from the cate.
DAN. F. DULANY, } Trus-
VIM. HERBERT, jun. tees.
July II. dts
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POM OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED.
Brig Mentor. Mcnamara, n. York.
Schooner Lady Hope, Nickerson, Bos-
CLEARED.
Ship Lapwing. Wilcox. Liverpool.
- Archimedes, Neal, Cadiz.
RnsToN. July 6


Ar. schr. Ellen, Moultnn, Alexandria.
5,days. -four. On Tuesday last, off the
|capes of Virginia fell in with sloop Re-
solution, Minot, a uwreck 6 DAYS from
Savannah for n. York, and took off the
crew and one passenger. CAPTAIN NJ.
states that to the southwark Of Cape Hat.
teras. in gale his sloop sprung aleak. 4
after the gale it was with difficulty they
could keen her free, and on Sunday last
they experienced another gale. and com
PEELED them to heave over her deck load.
and finally had to abandon her, when
she went down about an hour after. The
Ellen picked up Ia bales Of her cotton.
rhe Ellen left the capes on Monday last
and reports that large northern ship
went ashore in the gale, on Sunday or
Sewall's point, name, unknown. Came
ever the shoals ,esteraay morning in CO,
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NOTICE..

I7NDER the authority of a deed Of
~ TRUST, will be exposed to sale on
Thursday the 10th day Of August next,
one Lot of Ground at the intersection of
Queen and Watersheds, extending ssh
feet upon Water and 80 upon Queea-
street.
One other piece of ground
at the intersection Of Water street, with
an alley, commonly called Thompson's,
Extending 55A feet upon Watershed, &
100 on the Alley.
One other piece of ground
on Queen-street, commencing 1873 Is
feet to the east of Watershed, extend
ing SO 1-3 on Queen-street, ss Id deep.
One other piece of ground
on the said alley, commencing thereon
100 feet east of Water-strcet, Extending
SO l-s feet on the alley and 50 Id feet
deep.
One lnoiety of a piece Of
:, ,mnd on Water street, on which is e.
rected two story brick dwelling house,
the lot fronting so feet upon Water
ttreet, now in the occupation of DR.. Ken-
media, who owns the other moiety and is
disposed to sell it. Terms will be made
known on the day of sale.
anes Keith.
July 10. 2awts.
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AN ENIGMA.

AN ENIGMA.
IF it be true, as some folks say,
|s' Honour depends on pedigree -
Then stand by-clear the way
Ye sons of heroes, fam'd of yore
And you, the sons of old Glendower,
And let me have fair play.
And ye, who boast, from ages dark,
A pedigree from Noah's ark,
Painted on parchment nice;
Pm older still, for | was there,
AS first of all | did appear
With Eve in Paradise.
And I was Adam, Adam I,
And was Eve, and Eve was
In spite of wind or weather;
But mark me-Adam was not |,
Neither was Mrs. Adam /,
Unless they were together.
Suppose then Eve and Adam talking
With all my heart, but we're they walk
ing.
There ends all smile;
For tho I've tongue, and often talk,
And legs too, yet when e'er l walk
That puts an end to me;-
Not such an end but that I've breath,
Therefore to such kind of death
| make but small objection
For soon again come to view,
And tho Christian, yet its true
| die by resurrection.
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PARTISAN WIT.

NJ. de Montron, returning from his
Embassy to Vienna, received a cudgelling
by order of Prussian commander near
the French frontier. bring" said NJ.
de Montron, in the house where he din
ed on the day of his arrival in Paris. g l
bring the news of the commencement Of
hostiEtes."
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Boston, Gazette.
CAILIeoTHE. Ohio. Inne co

~ eHILIoorHE, Ohio, June 90.
;a,tIy bs Is nj, that an Indian Treaty will
is!isl. : :. A o with the north western
su Of = a, Fort Wayne. under the direc-
'sa. i,A sl4, Gea. Harrison, Brig.
a,, : Arthur, and John Graham. ESD.
Us aa,s;a"iis appointed for that purpose.
points, which viii undergo
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July 10.
Merchants Attend /!
AUCTION.

AUCTION.
Jon Wednesday the 18th inst. viii DO
sold at the Auction Room, the entire
and very extensive stockof
Dry Goods,
Of q Gentleman declining business,
CONSISTING or
Cloths, superfine. fine, and common
Cashmere and caslnets
Shawls, silk and cotton
Stockings, silk, cotton, lambswool and
worsted
Irish linen and shirting cambrics
Handkerchief. silk and cotton
Cambrics, muslins and lenoes
|Callicoes and ginghams
Vestings of all descriptions q
Platillas, osnaburgs and Hessians
Russia sheeting and toweling
Long and short silk Gloves
Ribbons of all descriptions
India cottons and checks
DOMESTIC
Ginghams, Plaids, Shambray, &c.
Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
Terms-All sums under 800 ca.he
above 800 and under $500 ninety days, .
above $500 and under $500 four months,
and above $500, six months credit will
be given for notes on proper stamps sac
|tistactorily endorsed.
Joncherez & Davis,
.aactioneers.
Georgetown, Julv7 st
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For Sale or Freight.

fSE The new schooner ADELlNE,
6&Elisha Sawyer, Master, burthen
about 1000 barrels; is very fast saller;
well found, and will be ready in three
days to receive cargo. Apply to
Lawrason & Fowlc.
Who have for Sale, said Schooner's
Cargo of $50 tons Plaster PARIS.
July IL.
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J. F. Caldwell,

Has just rcceivcd from Nero Fork,
and offers for Sale,
Sc dozen Hibbert's Brown Stout
10 ditto first quality Claret
6 ditto ditto Champagne
AZ boxes superior segars
2 bales Cotton Water Twist, No. 8
to II
A constant supply of Lorillard's Rap
pee and Macabau.
ALSO,
A general assortment of Groceries and
Family Flour.
July IL. ct
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discussion, at this meeting, have not come
| to our knowledge; but it is probable, the
General object Of convening the Indians,
NOW, will be to explain to ttan the
nature of the late treaty concluded at
Ghent--to renew with them our several
treaties of amity heretofore made, and
thereby convince them of the friendship
which the II. S. bears towards them, and
their indisposition for hostility--& from
the circumstances under which the SUR.
yeyors returned from the Michigan ter
-iitory, lately, it is highly probable that
the subject Of laying out road to De-
troit, and likewise one from Sandusky to
the Fire Lands, as contemplated by a
former treaty, will Germ another point
of discussion-since it appears, the In
lians interested in the country through
which those roadspass wholly discIaim
any privacy in the treaty, of cession,
and absolutely deny the authority of the
chiefs who executed the same.
The time is not yet appointed, and we
understand the commissioners are at IL.
berty to select the place, though Fort
WAYNE has been mentioned. We will
not hazard any speculations on the sub
ject. but it is time that the United States
should have some express and unequivo-
cal treaty with these people, and that
they risidly enforce and maintain their
rights against such treacherous neigh
bors.
The following letter from Admiral Tv-
Ter, to captain Dickinson, found on board
the Penguin, furnishes irrefutable proof of
the superior skill and courage of our gal
liant tars. By this letter, it appears, that
the Penguin was expressly fitted to cap
ture the Wasp, a vessel of one third
greater force than the Hornet, and the
Penguin was captured by the Hornet, af-
ter an action of 90 minutes, in which the
disparity of loss is almost incredible.
" I. Paper.
Cape Toacn, s1st jan. 1915.
DEAR SIR,
You will see by your orders and the
send you, the purport of
your cruise. In the event of your meet
ing this said Wasp, measure his force
well before you close with him. II he
has long is Founders, which doubt, you
can have 20 chance but very close, and
never let him board YOU, as he is so much
higher than you, which gives him great
advantage. ! have desired IL marines
to be lent you from the Midway, to keep
a constant fire at his tops, where he las
guns. IF you See nor hear any thing of
him in the run pointed out in your orders
take care and return before your provi-
sions are short. Discharge young Leach
into the Harry, and Mr.. Olof Burgh into
the Cumberland.
Wishing you a fortunate cruise,
am faithfully yours,
CHAS. TYLER.
Cantain Dickinson,
Il. NJ. sloop Penguin.
Chas. Tyler.
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AMOS ALEXANDER,
-Four Inspector:
ALEXANDRIA,, 1sT July, 1915.
mediterranean Squadron Sailed |!

- n'Icon OqHudF0n SQltGu
us BOSTON, July s.-The squadron for the
N Neulte'ranean sailed on Saturday from
; -. Roads, consisting ofthe follow
Ms sessels, viz.
jurisprudence, "a, Com. cambridge. }
Capt. Crane.
cs .e' sioop, Capt. Ridsley.
9Tu'PPeWa, brig. 1t. Com'dt. Reid.
p: NIX schr. 1t. Storer.
a. sae squadron has been detained some
a. . past IN consequence Of The Indepen-
c.,as s having been. on ttial found rather
Nh wleh the heavy metal she had on
90 a :, Which consisted Of all SO Founders.
n.y.. guns ]; long guns on the middle and
III week, and carronades on the upper.
sis s"i lower deck guns were cast con-
H. heavier than those ON the mid.
,,s;s seI : aud have been taken out aud
do at pace supplied by those on the mid
sIna J:ss ! and the middle deck has been
fT,p p'u VITA q Founders in lieu of the
ssopt -. = winch change has lightened her
M, !, ~ '9as.-The pilots left the squa-
,gss = nall past 9 P. NJ. abost 5 lea
sg,sil o ~ Tue light house, under a press
seoJ ( s'aadlnsto the eastward. with a
S2Rsonae ze at W. n. W.-The indie.
s g,5." se oitsailed the remainder of the
ss.cSs, s' an. and spared them her light sails.
Boston, Gazette.
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/. Baltimore, July 8.

At .Matanzas, June 1s-Al kinds A
merican produce selling at reduced pri-
ces. Molasses on the rise, crops small,
and selling at 6 to 8 per key.
at Havana, June Markets very
dull for American produce, lumber 1874,
-four IL, rice 4. sugar, white II to II,
best brown do7 to 8, molasses to 8,
nolasses Z to Sbits per key.
Letters of the 9Th of June, from New
Orleans, say, "the river which had
threatened US with an iRundation, has be-
gun to fall, and we are relieved from all
apprehension. Business has slackened
very much since the last news from Eu-
rope-Cotton has fallen from Is to Is
1-2 cents, and is dull, at that. Freishts
are likewise dull, and there is no pros
pect Of a favorable change, as we have a
feet of upwards Of SO large sail in our
river bound up"
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.saence q the government
lrin he e. 'o ooo;nions II second hand, and |
ksrers n's , vA ex1ltation.-We would
4petinss. adlssenquire whether the SEN.
srsf9fs S s sar administration cannot De
sdts q uu other sources than the
, S"sl Of Newgates
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Boston Wholesale Prices Current.

boston WHOteSGte ff1ceS C2Irrent.
June s.-The following are the most
alterations and observations
we can make on the state of the market
for week past.-Particuar attentions will
| be paid to the correction of our sheet for
Monday next:
Beef continues scarce and advanced a
| lit.le-Butter, for shipping, a little de-
pressed, say best 19aSo cents; coffee RAJ
Their depressed and dali; fish, dried, do.
do; alewives, picked, 4 75a5 salmon,
do. Dbl. 1sa1e; shad, do No. l and 9, 10
all; mackerel, No. 8, 6 5Oa7 flour,
very best superfne, little better, say Z
75as rs grain, owing to scarcity at this
moment, advanced--corn, South. 9Oa9s |;
North. Slal S; window glass, all kinds
one dollar less than last quoted; hogs
lard, No. 1, GOAL lime, half hid. 9 !;
lead, pig and bar continue scarce le-
mons, Lisbon, fresh, $50; lumber, Ken.
Penobscot, &c. for shipping, 14a15; mo-
lasses, com. 6sa70; best retailing, 7sa76;
naval stores, tar, 4a4 IS; pitch, 5a5 25;
Iinseed oil, Am. 75aSO; Plaster, SO |;
Rice, new, 4a495 spirits, brandy, Cog.
best, ) LAS 90; gin, Holland, 1st pr. l
25a1 IS; Sd pf. 55al IS; rum, Jam.
4th pf. Goal 20 {; st. Croix, 40a1 as;
n. f. lOal ~; specie little advanc-
| ed, cinnamon, l 65a1 75; cloves, 90a95;
ginger, race, none; nutmegs, 75a4 IL;
pepper, 22a24 salt, 7. Island, &c. GAG So;
Nicaragua wood, 40al so; fustic, s5a
40.