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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-31
Camp Meeting

WILL be held on the land Of Geo. w.
w Lane, adjoining the town OF Centre
vile, in the county of Eairtax, Va. to COM
menCe on the 18th Of August next.
AS the primary object of these meetings is
sometimes in degree defeated from the
want of proper order, considerable pains
have been taken 10 secure the preservation
OF good order and m management on the pre-
sent occasion: TO this end, the Inhabitants OF
CentreviIe and its vicinity, particularly the
owners Of the land adjacent thereto, " ilh the
magistrates and other civil officers, have
united to discourage hucksers and
vendors of spirituous liquors from making
any preparation to come to this meeting with
a design to traffic, for such will be counte-
nanced by none. and opposed by all. Wit
ness the following certificate -
We, the subscribers. neing DESTROYS to OBJ.
tain camp meeting in our neighborhood,
and feeling disposed TO aid in the preserya
ton OF order and good management Of the
same, do hereby cordially and soiemnly
pledge ourselves TO the ministers and mana
gers of the meeting, to discountenance all
disorder and improper conduct, and to pre-
vent las far as we may individually have the
power) the safe of parstnous liquors or the
settling OF hucksferS on the lots or land ~ the
neighb0rhood OF The meeting, over which any
of us may have control.
Alexander Waugh; Geo. N. Buckley; E.
noch Grigsby; Juo. Bronaugh; Tbs. Swayne;
Elisha fanny; b. Harrison; " m. Lane; Geo
w. Lane: Richard Williams; Amos Hof;
Wormely Carter; Henry Whaley; Fewel A.
Perry; John D. Perry; William Carr Lane;
John Shud; Henry Hobb; B. NJ. Lane; Mo-
ses Cation; Jas. II. lLooe; Jno Brown; Jas.
Gaines; James l.. Triplett; John Henihg
Jas. NJ. Roberdeau; Jeremiah Hutchinson;
VIM. Larkin; Coleman Lewis.
N. B. For the information of those that
design having tents at this meeting, 1t is fur
Their added, that it will be expected before
they are permitted to pitch their tents, they
will pledge themselves in writing that all
persons in their tent. shall strictly preserve
the rules ofthe meeting, or be dismissed BY
them from their tents
CHRISTOPHER FRYE.
RICH'D. McALLlSTER.
july 10 thlsA
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Henry Z. Whitney

Coraer Of Prince and Faicfaa Streets,
REIURNS his sincere thanks to the citi-
EE zens of Alexandria, and in an especial
manner, to his customers, for the very libe-
his residence in this town, and takes this OPP
portunity to inform them that he has lust re-
ccived good assortment Of SEASONABLE
GOODS, which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates, and any uncurren: notes taken
at reasonable discounts.
P, S. Every description of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, at the lowest
price, and all orders for any articles of cIo-
thing executed in the NEST fashionable style,
with punctuality and dispatch, on the most
reasonable terms. thstu4nS asrill2
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To Rent.

s-~,x That large Brick Warehouse at
aT9A the corner Of fixing and West streets.
Gsssi Also, the Brick Warehouse now oc-
= fasssaz cupied by the subscriber, which is
tied up to accommodate family.
Also, Two frame dwellings and shops to
the east of said Warehouse.
Also the bri.x dwelling house, now in the
occupancy of Mr. Lupton. Possession 10 be
given on the lst April.
And, the brick dwelling occupied by Mr..
Tomas Swami, Jr. Possession given the
Ist day of June next
The above premises will be rented low,
aud the whole or anypart of the above va
1uable property sold on accom- nodatins
terms. JAMES SANDERSON.
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Was Committed.
July IA

YVO the jail for the county Of Alexandria,
J. ID. c.. on the 10Th inst. as runaway, a
mulatto man who calls himself PETER, and
says he was free born ia the city of New
York. aud Ieftthat place aboutlwelve years
ago. anc has lived in Virginia ever since
The greater and latter part of the tine he
lived with Mr. Elijah Paine, near Potomac
creek near where the s,eam boat now lands.
The said mulst,o man is about go years Of
age, 5 feet { inches high, slender and
straight made, and he's scar on his left ell
bow The owner is desired to come, prove
property, pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he will be disposed of as the law
directs.
ANDREW RoUNsAVELL, Tailor.
june 90
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Town Ordinance.

Extract Of a law for establishing cnd regata-
ting the Streets, DC.
" Sec IL, Persons living on paved SITS.
shall clean the foo,ways and cutters of each
parts Of the said streets as shall be opposite
tolhe property they occupy, at least three
times week. Any inhabitant who shall
not perform the said duty. shall, for every
neglect, forfeit and pay Efiy cents.
As the season has how commenced that re-
CURES the strictest attention to preserve the
health of the town, and as cleanliness is ge-
herally acknowledged to be highly condn-
eve TO that purpose it is hoped that The du-
Ygequired by Tue above law will be puuc-
Hally attended to, as well as the removal 0!
al NTH, and putrescent substance, whereby
health of the citizens may DC endanger-
60: JAMES CARSON, S. P
June %
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District Of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .8lenaadrid, 1000
.4pr5t Term. 'o-o'
IN CHA NEEpY

.dpTtt tfT7H.
IN CHANCERY.
Charles Mcknight, Complainant,
-. Against
Thomas Grimshaw, and Isaac Entwisle. jr
Defendants.
Vie defendant Thomas Grimshaw, not
Il having entered bis appearance and si-
ven security, according TO the statute ard
rules Of this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit that
the said Thomas Grimshaw is not an inhabi-
tsnt at this district: On motion of the said
complainant, by his attorney, it is ordered
that the said defendant. Thomas Grimshaw,
DO appear here on the first day of tie next
court, and enter his appearance TO this suit,
and give security for performing the DEGREES
ofthe court; aud that the other defendant,
Isaac Entwisle jr do not pay away, convey
or secrete the debts by him owing to, or the
estate or effects IN his hands belonging TO the
said absent defendant, Thomas Grimshaw,
until the further order or decree otthis court.
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published tortwo months successfully in one
of the public newspapers published in this
county, and that another copy be posted al
the front door of the court house of the said
county. Teste, EDM !. LEE. c. C..
july IL WIN
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LIVERY STABLE.
Elisabeth TOzCers.

TX ETCRNS her sincerest thanks to the
! Iepubllc for the liberal encouragement her
n'e deceased husband rect ived in the above
business :: Tor this twenty years, and informs
Ms trends and the public in general, that
sue sui continues the above business at the
.Orner stand, where every attention will be
M,a mat formerly was, to render ample sa-
u :s 10 those Ladies and Gentlemen that
VII honor me with their custom, as she has a
, ,slse family to support, and through no other
July If
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District Of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .aieaandria, 1904
.4pr7L Term,
IN CHANCERY.
Abijah Adams. Complainant,


Abijah Adams, Complainant,
Against,
Henry w. Hardy, William Fowle, and
Henry Oangerheld, trading under the finn of
William FowIe s. Co.-Defendants
~ ME defendant Henry w. Hardy, not
L having entered his appearance and gil
ven security according to the statute and
rules of this court. g. it appearing to the sa-
tisfaction OF the court upon affidavit, that the
said Henry W. Hardy is not an nhabitant of
this district. On motion of the said COM
plainant, by bis attorney, it is ordered, that
the said defendant Henry w. Hardy do ap-
pear here on the first day of the next court
and enterhis appearance to thi. suit, and
give security for performing the DEGREES ef
the court aud that the other defendants
William Fowle, and Henry DangenGeId do
not pay away, convey, or secrete the debts
by them owing to, or the estate. or effects in
their hands belonging to the said absent de-
PENDANT Henry w. Hardy, until the further
order or deere Of this court, and that a copy
Of the order be forthwith published tor two
months successfully in one of the public
news papers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted al the front door
OF the court house OF the said County
Teste, EDM. |. LEE. c.. C..
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

VIE subscriber has now on hand at his
"a, store, on Fairfax street, one door north
s - me Post Office, an extensive assortment of
s'rauenen's boots and bootees, fancy pumps.
lung shoes, &c. Of his own manufacture,
~ :, Wn'ch. tor neatness and durability cam
IL s' oe excelled by any in the district. Full
Sware oil the advantage of ready money
,aa he is determined to sell at prices
msssaaaty fosc Ali orders for boots. sc.
Il % measure, will be promptly attended
;n. l.. MASTERSON.
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For Freight,

rE The schnr. ALEXANDER, C. S.
&&Curtis, master, carries about 900 bar
80 d an excellent vessel, and will be rea-
~ far a cargo in four days. Apply TO
W ~ WI FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale said schooner's cargo, OF
10000 feet clear lumber.
s,o for sale, landing t,O'n the schnr Union,
from Boston
$50 casks nails, assorted sizes. APP
MY as above. june IL
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For Freight,

III The schooner ELIZA-ANN, Capt
sss& Jordon, carries loco bbls. AID will
he rely Tor cargo in three days, Apply
10 WM FOWLE = Co.
gho have for sale sand sChr's cargo Of
$50 casks rhomaston lime
10000 feet hard wood joist
irne %
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Livery Stable.
Hacks, Gigs, e Horses,
FOR HIRl

FOR HIRE.
TIME subscriber returns bis thanks TO the
q public ior the liberal share of patronage
afforded him since he commenced keeping
Livery Stable, and respectfully announces
that in addition 10 his former convenience es.
he has tao or three good Hacks and Horses
rvith careful dr,uers, so that he is prepared to
accommodate those who may favor him with
call, in style equal if not superior to any
in town..
WIN B. STUART,
Lower end of Duke ST.
iuly IA
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Five Dollars Reward.

II So consequence of the frequent injuries
fer ora.. 70 pumps, whereby the citizens sui-
sons ma, ma inconvenience, any person or per-
navo, 40 W.T. give such information to the
Tie oa. ~ superintendent of police. so that
shall re pra'ors thereof may be convicted.
;unss. JAMES CARSON,
Superintendent OF Police.
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For Freight,

rH The schr CATHARINE, Captain
>89S,oger. carries 600 bbls. and will be
- ~ Ear : cargo in three days. Apply to
READY ~ VIM. FOWLE {. Co.
Who have for sale said schr's cargo OF
Gao casks 7homaston lime
iny
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Fer Charleston.

EM THE fine swift sailing schooner A.
NJ, define. having 2 3ds of her cargo
engaged, will sail in few days, for freigh
Of 800 bis. or passage, apply to,
iune 20 II. Fl. ROWLAND.
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ForLlyerpool,

And back 10 Tins port,
re The ship WlLHELMlNA, F. Dy-
1Msr master, will sallm all the present
- can take some passengers out, and any
ms ..aas wanting passages for their friends to
p sos n this country, have an opportunity OF
s son,ring them on moderate terms.
easI,r r ~ VIM. FOWLE g. Go.
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For Amsterdam,

tK The superior coppered ship NIL
1SNNERVA, Samuel Games, master will
- IN July, the principal part OF Der
], ssn n,ahe;og ready TO go on board; one hun
'3'.S hogsheads OF tobacco or small articles
iii he taken on freight.
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For New-York,

,M The we'll known sloop ABEONA,
S&sWilson KNAPP, aster, burthen about
s5obls. and can be dispatched immediately.
For Sale or Freight,
,A The very superior schooner SOU
sA&THERN TRADER, capt. Simpson,
buthen Goo bis. and can very soon be ready
to load. Apply to JOHN H. LADD, 4 Co.
Who have for sale on board said scbr.
AZ VI merchandise boards july 7
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For Liverpool,

III, The good ship UNITED STATES,
&a&lsaac Poole, master, burthen $50 tons.
she has most of her cargo ready to go on
hoard, and will be dispatched immediately;
freight equal 10 1000 bis. and passengers are
wanted
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ALE n 8
Latcky Office,

Pcnsylvapis avenue. Washington city
Ticke's for sale in the New York Litera-
ture Lottery at Is dollars also, in the 9Th
Glass Of the Pennsylvania Grand Stase Lot
terry at 30 Dollars, the highest prize of which
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100000 DOLLARS

Orders by mail, or otherwise. enclosing
the cash, post paid, will meet with promp'
attention. Address S. f. nj. Allen.
July 10
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Five Thousand Dollars,
Will be awarded to the first drawn number
in the
Cathedral Church Lottery.

Which commences drawing NEXT MONTH, in
-, the city Of Baltimore.
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We find by The bills of the day. that this
evening is appointed for the benefit OF MIR.
KEENE, who, having failed in his former at.
tempt, now throws himselfon the liberality
of our citizens. From the very Aattering re-
ception this gentleman has received IN New
York, Philadelphia, and all our principal
cities, II is to be hoped that on this occasion
our citizens will net LET pass the present OPP
poriunity of rewarding real merit. The Sc
lection for this evenings entertainment will
afford a fund of amusement to the admirers
of the drama, and the lovers of music. Mr..
) EntsUisie's Somno is a finished piece OF act
ing, which may be equailed but cannot be
surpassed in any theatre on the Contnet.-
The concert will be under the management
of Sig. Mast, gentleman whose musical ta-
Tents are no better known than justly admi-
red,-and the gentlemen composing the
Alexandra Band having volunteered their
services, il is to be hoped our citizens will
extend their wonted liberality.
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Extract of letter to the Editor of the
Charleston Gazette. dated
Harana, It'll august. 1890.
Yesterday evening the Fiscal IN
suited the public greatly. by saying
that before four months after this date
he wonid have the Constitution abolish
cd, and the Citizens chained up, in
consequence Of piece printed against
him ia one of the public papers. Hal
it net been for the interference of the
Police, the public would undoubtedly
have killed him. The Capt. General
has ordered him TO the Moro Castle
until tried, as q traitor, and an enemy
to the Constitution.
{" The Citizens are determined to
maintain their Constitutional Rights g.
ven at their peril: they have now 5000
National Guards at their disposal. and
likewise all the regulars composing the
Gurrison."
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Georgetorcn, XII. Dag. S.

A White Grow was lately shot by
col. Rhodes Thompson. at his residence
on Elkhorn, about two and an hall
miles from this town. 1t Was examin-
ed by several scientific gentlemen, anu
pronounced to be of the CROW species
il resem5'ed the common black crow III
every thing ont its color, which Was OF
diugy white. Col. Thompson had OBJ
served it for some time amung foes
sof black Crows, and had ascertaiued il
note ~ be the same as theirs.
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Washington, august Is.
The CITY HALL,

II
Yesterday. according to previous ar
range,nent, was laid the Corner Stone
of the buil,ling about TO be erected for
City Hail. Notwithstanding the
great heat of the day, the procession oil
masons and other citizens was larger
than was expected, and the concourse
of persons ON. the ground was very
great The ceremony was commenced
by prayer from tire Rev. MIR. Hawley ;
after which an Address TO the Craft
was delivered by VIM. Hewitt, Esq.
She Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge
for the District of Columbia. which
shall be hereafter published. The
stone was laid with all the forms OF ma
sonry. and the completion of the work
was announced by discharges ct artilie-
nv from the Navy Yard and Fort. An
Grafton, suited to the occasion, was
then pronounced by John Law. Esq.
which is lis hly spoken of. and which
also VIC shall have the pleasure of lay
inc before our readers. The ceremo-
MES being concluded, refreshments were
freely distributed, and the assemblaSe
dispersed at an early hour.
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sAIrnA MOUNT ROAD.

Extract of a letter from one OF the Com.
nissioners OF Public Works, dated at
Marony's, Greensille District, July
81 90, 1890.
.. We have set every thing in opera
tion on tie mountain. After getting all
our workmen housed We commenced on
the road on Monday, the 18th, with a
bout Eve hundred men, and they have
already made good impressions oa 1T,
Those VIII. haveviSited US have expressed
their admiration at the extent OF road
already cut.
..The rise in our roads is so gentle.
that the heaviest loaded Wagon may
pass down without locking. The ar
e,c IL no where more than five degrees;
aud this angle continues bot n short
distance. Tie rest OF the rnad is less
than four degrees and think may
saw, that more than miles out oil
eight, less than two degrees.
{. The.course We have taken brings
us through the mountains in miles ;
and We then strike the fine road be-
tween the Enoree and Tiger rivers :
The distance from Green River to Go
lumbia will be lessen,d II miles, and
be reduced to lS6 miles; making the
whole distance from Columbia to Ash
Vile lin B0ncomb county, 15S miles
81. ne whole mountain road is now iaid
out, and it hasbeen no small labor.
have no doubt but that we shall Com
pIese the road before the 18th OF Octo
her,
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WORSE TINES STILL.

A Kentucky paper sta!cs--a man had
purchased a tract Of land, for which he
was to give 5000, dollars and after
paying 1900, his creditor shaved his
note; the shaver Immediately brought
suit. forced a sale, and bought 5000 dol
lars worth Of real estate for 500 dollars,
leaving the unfortunate man a beggar,
aud 500 dollars in debt.
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Neo0- York August II.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


The ship America, Captai Rosseter, ar
rived at TINS port Oh Saturday evening, in
SO days IRON LIverdoo. By this arrivai the
editors otlhe Commercial Advertiser have
received from their attentive correspondent,
London papers and letters to the 9Th July,
Liverpool papers TO the tn, and Lloyd's
and London shipping Lists, and Liverpool
prices current to the same dates-ail mcu.
Siye.
/ ne affairs OF the queen occupy, OF course
the undivided attention o. the British nation,
anu will continue to DO so, probably tor ma
ny months. The most important event that
had occurred during the last three days, was
the determination OF the king 10 postpone
the coronatIon-probaoiy until the dithcul-
ties relative to the queen shall have been
finally settled, and the motion OF Gen. Sir
Roland Fers uson, IN the house OF commons,
TO institute an inquiry into the famous Milan
COMMISSION, which picked up the contents
OF the Green Bag. The Courier says The
motion OF General Ferguson was prOduc-
tive oil one good effect, as it euabied Lord
Cas,lereagh TO dspel with a breath, whole
clouds OF calumny.
The motion OF Mr.. Beaumont, relative TO
the postponement OF the coronation, it seem
ed had been anticipated by the king, as lord
Castiereagh observed in reply, that, ADVERT
ing 10 the slate of the proceeding, in the
house OF peers against the queen, and the de-
size that they might be proceeded in witt
the least practicable delay, the king had al
ready given orders for eApostponement o
the coronation; but to prevent DiSccnc, p
ton with respect to the motives OF such post
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ITO be coatsnaed.)

To- A funeral discourse, oc-
casioned by the death OF the late Rev. James
Muir, d, d. may be expected next LORD
lay morning, in the first Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. Elias Harrison.
august 25
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-HaSN READING ROOM 80
49, MA R INE JOUR y A l.. ssEsss
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,, august a.

PORT or ALEXANDRIA, august H.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Express, Knight, St. Andrews
Scnr Freetown, Spraig, St. Andrews.
SAILED, :, l.
~Sloop Gen. A. Jackson, Bird, New-f0
Sloop Globe, Cole, 81. Andrews.
Accounts from N. York, under date Of d =, ~,
inst. represent the ship New-Jersey' o. - i" b.
port, lately stranded near Sag Har6oi!, T Sor,
much buried in the sand; that the salt ID IVY
and Goals would be totally lost. ,Gib.
Ship America, Barrett, hence, ar al ~
raltar, July 18th. Bin de
Ship Diana, Lewis, hence, ar al I tence,
Janeiro, June 9th, and BRIG Argus w.
al. July 5:h.
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DIED..

AtNew Orleans, esd July, ofthe prevail.
ing sickness, after an illness of FIVE days.;N
his l7ih year, Mr.. HENRY WooD, son oil Ill
Benjamin c. Wood, of this place.
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.Nsw- York, august 20.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS FOR THE
PAST WEEK.

REVIEW OF THE MAhkEIS Foh IRE
PAST WEEK.
COTTON,
Daring the last of the week became
very animated, and sales to a large tx
tent were made. New Orleans and
UpIands advanced from one half ia
cent per Id. Alabamas remain the
same, but more in request. New Or
leans, from 10 to 9 cents; Uplands. lS
to 81 Alabamas, II l-2 to 10; Sea
Islands so to SIS.
Continues very languid and sales ye-
ny trifling-price 81.
SUGARS
Have fully maintained themselves.
The demand for all kinds has been good,
but st. Croix and Havana brnwns are
more in request. Sales OF Havana
br,%ns have been made at $40 % {;
Havana muscovadoes, . a 10; ST. Eu-
statia aud English Islands. 9 10; ST.
Croix, brisk ut from II so to Is.
MuLASsEs
Has been in good demand, and the
prices have remained ST. ady. No New
Orleans in first hands. Havana and
Matanzas; 25 26 cents; sweet, %
SO, Martinique and Guadaloupe, sweet,
so 80.
COFFEE
Has been in brisk demand, and adj
Vanced full a cent. Sales of 81. Do
mingo have been made at II cents. AID
Havana and Porto Rico at from % IT,
90 cents. The supplies are small, and
do not eqaal the sales.
Bordeaux BRANDY has been more
in request, and sales have been made
atliS cents, which is at an advance OF
abou; cents.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
The market has been without any
change either in prices or demand from
the preceding week. Very little has
been done. New York, 40 &c !;
Baltimore s.; Richmond e. IS !;
Fred ricksburg and Peter sburg, 4 SO q
4 90, new southern Virginia wheat IS
Sd to IS, in fair request; North Carroll
ma; g. 6d;AeW southern flour, 4 15a 5
IS rye, 40 SO.
TOBACCO.
About 200 hoSsiieads Of Kentucky
were sold at auctIon al from 4 To 6 Z
cents. Very little doing at private
sale. Petersburg i2 10 s, dull -
Richmond 10 9, dull.
A5HES
have not beeil So brisk. Sales at
1O7 IS for Pot, and li6 IS Tor Pearls.
.Neso- York .ausust II.