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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-12

TNe Fly.-Is there one created being in
 our civilized community that has its own
 way in all things? Living, eating, drinking and sleeping, where and when it pleases ? "Nobody but myself," said a little rascally black fly as he perched himself before us. "I am the only piece of independence a. mong you'-and verify we believed him. Insulting the highest without fearing, or revelling on the fairest without one twinge of compunction truly this said fly is lord of the ascendant. Where's the mighty feat in twigging great mans nose we have seen this Monsieur Lawless taken possess sion there and keep it for half an hour at a time, in despite of all the desperate shakes and "phews" and blows aimed at him- humming all the time that most provoking note of impotence, which says SO plainly, !" insult you, and dare to do it." Beau- tvs cheek and crimson lip are but common resting places for him sort ofinn on his daily rout of frolic, and no matter whether it annoys or not,, there he must sit till he wills to be of: Then for his bill of fare- who else feasts so familiarity with the great ever helping himself first from the best dish, while the poor master of the house, be he king, lord, or duke, crosses himself and blesses his stars every mouthful that is al- lowed to touch his lip by his impudent in- truder.
 Draw the curtain round the morning sleeper and keep quiet. "Who cares for ,hat," says Mr.. Fly" shall not take mine ease where please 2" and forthwith eyes, nose and mouth suller-not in silence, however, for who can he silent or sleeping while he is pinched and bit by those little scoundrels. Silent who can be silent while he is about being ate uo.
 A shrewd looking old fellow here before us suggests that it is for the benefit of the human race that they takc all this trouble that late sleeping in tho morning is injurious to health, and that for the same reason they keep people awake in church. He- las how flies can twist and turn, and mis- represent their motives till aye the wrong "appears the better reason." Persuade us if you can, Monsieur, that it is for our benefit to be taunted and sneered at, flor what else means that villainous little nasal twang,) and finally devour us if you can all for our good. We'll persuaded are we, black head that thou art the only independ- ent being among us.---N. r. COur.
 Progress of Slander. Mrs. Hopkins
 told me that she heard Sam Gibbs wife
 say, that John Harris wife told her, gran
 ny smith heard, that it was no doubt the
 widow Baker said that Capt. Woods wife
 thought that Col. Lane's wife believed that
 old Mrs. Lamb reckoned positively. that
 Peter Dunham's wife had told Nell Nues-
 enden, that her aunt had declared to the
 world, that tt was generally believed old mother Parker and old uncle Trimble,oe had said, in plain terms, that she hoard Betsy Cook say, that her sister Polly hal said, that il was well known in the neirh- bolhoOd, that old Mrs. Slouch nude no bones of saying that, in her opinion, 1t was a matter of fact, that Dolly Lightfnger would soon be obliged to get her new
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-21
Office Of the Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal COMPANY
WASHINGTON, March d 1851


NOTICE ishereby given, that nstalnent Of G.
~ dollars per share (beng the l4th irs,amen) on
every share of stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Cam,
Company, is required to be paid the 81 day ofJun.
next; and further of two dollars aud fifty Cent,
per share (beng the 18th nstament) o. the Sd day
July next, which instruments mus, be paid to The cre.
dit Of, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, to tn.
Cashier or other officer of either Of the folowhr
Banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank Of the United State, At
Washington;
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington;
The Patriotic Bank, do
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 1t Georgetown.
The Bank Of Alexandria, 1t Alexandra;
Tire Bank of Potomsc, do
The Farmers Bank OF Alexandra, do
The Mechanics Bank of Aexsndris, do
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstowh. Md.
The Branch OF the Valley Bank, in Ch-rlestown, VII
ginia; and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Leesburg, Va
BY order Of the President sud Directors:
JOHN p. lNGiE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal COMPANY.
april l-lawtJy3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-21
office.

I'm virtue of the powers vested IN us by an act Of b.
late General Assembl, Of Mar, land, We shall sl,r
at Piscataway on SATURDAY, the 2lth day Of .,rr
merit, At IL o'clock, To contract with the lowest ordd
for CUTTING 4 CysN.aL about quarter d a ms"
length, betwe. n two points on rlscaaw.y Creeks %
for clearing said Greek of the distractions to rs hI
cation, by the trees and underwood lying IN or o'e'
hanging il, and for cutting channel through mu1
bank ut the lower end of it.
The terms, and further specifications Of the Vo'i'
will be given at the time OF contracting.
SAMUEL coz,
JNO. G. MOORE,
WIN l.. MtRBCM.
Pisr,taway Nd 23l March, l830-msr IS wjS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-21

Irish Eloqueace.-An election for man,,
Parliament for Waterford was lately h.IS
which Lord George Beresford, Protest,D, &
elected by small majority over his Ca,bol;, y
petitor. Lord Beresford employed Mr., sI;I
the celebrated Irish orator, to speak f., E que
the hastings, which incensed the lower MI a
the Catholics. who supposed Mr.. shieI h.S " q
serted their cause. A boot-maker, from =, N
mel made the following address to Mr.. Sh; W.
'shiel, word with YOU .sbisl u
know me { am Maher the boo. mals ~ "a
Clonmel. Often used to shout for vo~ iOO
meetings, you little deserter. rem sOT a I,
of your speeches at the chapel about tha o.:
tain of Sheven amau.n On the SUNNI, NJ i. ,n'aA'
mountain which overhangs your CITY Cronu o.,
babe his soldiers stand, and, stretchins t s1
truncheon, as he pointed to the fert5Is '' Wy
which it is situated, the warrior sy.,' se u
.sMen of Israel this is country worth sIlsd
for" He was right, and shall we not s aaaas
this country! those were the very vo. i" 10
spoke ! got them by heart out of the TS Tins !y@
Free Press, and ifthe country was wOrtb s sf!
for, why did you desert it: All Won I.f
liam, you're the DEVILS little finger I' 'E;
had to make pair of boots for YOU and ~ wal
pegs enough into them, to make YOU tra,d =, E'
enough. It's you that have ruined ,hs "sN
& bad luck to you: Oh, Shiel! I'm sorry s,r w.
after all the victories you won, to see Won On WV
to the pitchcaps, the tyiangles, the sLr;ets ''.s
howls and the groans. You member for T,n %
No, byJ-s, I'd rather vote for Nero Or D;""I
sian. And I'd hop on one leg from ClonmeI ,v%
way to Dundalk to vote against you. :. "
rotten branch" as the Scripture saws and voaT n
be- cut down and cast into the fire. Yop II
very pensive: here, will you have pin,S u
snuif-it's real BLACKBOARD, Just fit for you n
Shiel! if you get into Parliament, it's Won H.,
would put in a good word for the Milise,
You'd like to be at Dan; but he'd tread on vo'
you little viper, and squeeze your venom Or
of you. You wanted to be cock of The walk"
you thought that we ought to subscribe for yon
and because we didn't, you took the base B::,s,
ford money. Oh, shiel, you'd be member d
Waterford yourself, if you ha'nt taken the Grt,
yellow boys from George. wish | had Va;
both in the same bag and I'd duck YOU we'll: and
mind me keep out of my way, little penendpr
for I'll not leave you weighing two stone, and ri
peel every scrap of flesh of your bones Coed
bye to you ! I'll meet you at Phippi, beis,
they call it. I'll be your evil JANUS at ClOnnt
assizes, and bring out the boys to meet you.-
What welcome we'll give you!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-21
David Martin

HAS Just received and Offers for sale the 'O''""S
IL BOOKS, viz:
Tales of Animals, with numerous engra"ns' "
Peter Farley ,.h
Method oftelling about Geography. WIN d Os~
Winter Evening Tales, with coored engraving
bydo
Juvenile Tales. with do, BY do
Tales about Europe and Ameries, BY 40 c,.
First Lessons in Plane Geometry, BY T.. o'sa
Kinds Farriery, new edition, by 7. 81 Smith
Darnley, novel, in vols
Byron 5 works, complete in vol, boari'
Moore's Poeticsl Works. in vol, boards
The Arcsna of Science for 1929 Lii
also, GLasgUw Editions If The tol1rlnS ea'""
WORKS, riz:
Sudder's Christians Daily Walk
Rutherford's Letters. Laws Serious Ca'
Henry's Communicate Companion
The Mourner's Companion. and r.
Bakers reformed Pastor, with Introdac'U,! -
says by Erskine, Chalmers, Young, D, Az
Gordon, and Wilson aprnl o---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-21
Committed

70 the Jail for the County Of Alexandra, xbo
calls himself MaRL.acK He j. - years cfass; - I"
feet eight inches high, strait and well made, WIZ ,sI
scar over his RICH, eye. Clothing black e0,i W.
green pantaIoons lie says he is the properly
Richard Stephens, Of Stafford county, near r.'Ss
Virginia. The owner is requested to come '' .w,,;
prove property, pay charges, and take MN j.. hI
otherwise he will be disposed Of according - %
directs. THOS. Sih IL.
april 20--5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-21
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
Company,
MAsHINGroN. IAN 90. 1890

WASHINGTON, JAN 20, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given. that nstalment Of two
~ dollars aud fifty cents per share being the 18th
iustament) onevery share OF stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company is required to be paid the
Sd day Of April next and further Of dollars
and fifty cents per share being the 18th mistakenly
the Sd dsy of May next; Which instruments must be
paid to the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, to the Cashier or other officers of either Of
the following Banks. viz
The Branch of the Bank of The United States at
Washington.
The Bank of Washington, at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown
The Bank Of Alexandria, at Alexandria.
The Bank Of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandra, do.
The Mechanics Bank of Ale xandria, do.
The '''asers,own Bank, in Hagerstown, Md. and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank. in Charlestown, Va.
BY order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN p INGLE
Clerk Chcsopeakeand Ohio Canal Company.
jan 29-lawtMay3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-21
Cotton,

A FEW bales of Cotton, suitable for retaining.
"A sale by GEO. Jons'
WHO WOULD RENT OC1 -,
~ The HOUSE aid GARDEN where ne r 81 ~,
lei on Washington street, (lately occupied '' ~
Hsrper) ifspplied for Immediately.
april13
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-21

: :. The deserted husband" p. 6sL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
District Of Columbia,
County Of Aieron6,ia, SCI
APRIL TERN. 1880.

County Of .Aierond,ia, SCI
APRIL TERN. 1880.
John Lloyd, Complainant.
against
Thomas Janney and John ID. n, uu,cy,v
brown, 5. and /. Rswson, Lewis
Haven h Co. and William Her
bert, Defendants,
TIME Defendants, Thomas Janrey, s & l. Rawsor.
l. and Lewis Haven and Company, not having eT
tered their appearance TO this suit, and given securtl
according to the statute and the rules of the COurt
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, upon
affidavit filed. that the said Thomas ysnney, s. AL |
Rswson, and Iewis Haven and Company, are not IDN,
bitants of the District of Columbia, on the motion 9th:
Complainant, by his counsel, tits
Ordered. That the raid Defendants, Thomas JanreH
8. and |. Rawson, and Lewis Haven & Co 10 srpsaf
here. on or before the first day of H It NoNeH5u
Term, and answer the Complain.nt's bill, and gi'e's
curIty Tor performing the DEGREES OF the CC'uti 'nd
That = copp Of this order be forthwith published m'oe
PheDix Gazette Of Alexandra for two months succe'
sively, and that another cop, be posted at the frost
door of the Court House Of said County.
Test: EOA l LEE, &C.
NAV 21-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
~ Card.

Mr., A. PLANT0U respectfully and gratefully
A'l thanks the public for the liberal patronage he
has received in Washington and Alexandra. Being on
the eve of his departure for Philadelphia, his place of
residence, he takes the liberty Of recommending his
step son, A.. lRtABlNO, as a Dentist and his Pupil,
and also as a French Teacher, having received his edu.
cation IN the Imperial College of Paris. Mr. q. will
also give lessons on the FLUTE.
NJ Nr. b = residence is at vi. Luckett,s Bo.rding
House, ON King street, where he will attend to any
communications which may be made to him.
my u .rd,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
Sugar,
This is 10 give MOTTO

'I>HAT the subscriber, Of Alexandra Cor,,,
District OF Columbia, has obtained fi TONY !, 70 :
Phan's Court OF said county letters ,esaD a' q
the estate OF n MAnrI', late OF tie e',me l
said. deceased. All PERSONS having CLAIMS - 10
subscriber, passed by the Orphan, Conn, %e N'Hs ns,
the 28,h day of May 1881; or they ma VI o O.sc
excluded from all benefit to said estate y AE
debted thereto are required to make imn1 @'ss
ment. Given under my hand, this 2S,b 4 D.
1880. ISAAC So VI
may ?8-5t Ex'r of a+oIStr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
Fort Washington, (MA.)
Mdu 18th. 1880

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received q, this post,
until the 10Th day of June 1880. for furnishing two
hundred cord- of good, sound merchantable Oak Wood,
TO be delivered at such places on the Hill a. may be
designated,
fhe delivery to commence Immediately after the con.
tract Is made and to be completed by the first day of
November next. The wood to be corded by the Alex.
and Ia rules. The names of two responsible indiyidu.
ais intended as security for the ful6lment of the con.
tracts which may be entered into, must accompany the
proposals Letters containing proposals will be en-.
dorsed, proposals for Wood They will be open.
ed at this post, at one O'Clock, p. NJ. on the 10th day
of June 1880. &. WERH
Lieut.. = Asst. Quarter Master.
may l7-dti0thJune
Grhe inIeliigencer and Telegraph will insert the
above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
Ufss Of The Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal Company
WASHINGTON, March a, 1850.
may 21-2m

NOTICE ishereby given, that an ins,alnent OF I'VE
~ dollars per share (being the I4,i Instalmen'J on
ever, share Of stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
Company, is required to be paid on the Sd day dJH's
next; and a further sum of two dollars and MY ce'''
per share (being the 18th ins,alment) on the 30 DAY
July next: which instalments must be paid to 'bs tT
dit ofthe Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company, 'o"t
Cashier or other officer of either Of the following
Banks, viz:
The Branch Of the Bank of the United States"
Washington;
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington'
The Patriotic Bank, do
The Bank o fthe Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at GeofSe""'
The Bank of Alexandria, at AlexanLria;
Tie Bank OF Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of Alexandra, DO
The Mechanics Bank of AleYandris, do
The Hagerstown Bank. in Hagersto@h. Md
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank, in Charle''o""' ~
giDia, and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in L~eesours'
by order Of the President and Directors
JOHN T.. INGLb,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company
april l-hwtJy3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
Steam-rsfnea Sugar

81
A LARGE supply of sugar refined without the use
IA of blood; also,
st. Croix, New Orleans, and common West India
sugars. For sale by
may A.c. CAZENovE e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
Received.

DER packets Washington and Erie from y
l. a further supply of new and seasonal. Wv IN
GOODS;
amongst wh'ch are
Snper British gauze flannel,
Black circassisns
Lilac, lead and blue palmeync.
Nankin and Canton grapes
Super green barrage
India yellow nankeens
Brown irish linens
Do French do
Black gauze and barrage hdkf; s,o
Supeffne olive and brown cloths, -, 1.
may IT JAS. McKEhZIr ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28

Canton Straw Mating.
+ superior quality and cuio'; jsst > sredf for sale,
" by j. MCKENZIE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28
Chewing Tobacco

HAVE received a few boxes Browns he, p, 49,.
kTObscco, warranted equal to any ia the Dsri., ~
l will sell, wholesale or retail, on fair tenn, WI"
may q JNO cOpsv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-28

A court IN Ohio has decided that an Insurance
Company Is not liable under the ordinary terms
ola policy, for loss occasioned by the bursting Of
the boiler of a steam boat, when 1t takes place
without the agency Of any violence from the Gle.
ments.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02

Departed this life, on the 5th day of October
last, after short, but severe illness at her resi-
dence in Prince Georges county, Md. Mrs. MA-
RY GREEN HARDY, in the 81st year of her age.
In the " scar and yellow leaf' ofIife. and full
of that hope which breathes of immortal lite be-
yond the grave, this venerable and respected la
dy has at length been gathered to her fathers"
To those who knew her in the different relations
oftriend. relative, and mistress, panegyrc would
be superfuous. A dignified and viruous indie.
pendence marked her course through long and
prOtracted life; and without the Ostentaton Of
display, she possessed heart rich in the attri.
butes of good lady. Respect for her virtues
and worth, and the recollection of her many kind
nesses have elected these few Ines--a slight but
respectful tribute to her memory.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
!, AMUEL SNOW ID EN-,

nodbling the average receipts. [ shall certainly
sue for having Penn Immediately commissioned,
for it appears that the .'sop" offered some years
back had the effect of of keeping him silent; and
row that they do not buckle fortune on his
back.'' he is thus loud in his abuse. Yes reader,
this mammoth reformer of the age, even in quOn-
dam days Of Encouragement, was hushed by the
offer Of commission. and that one too, by virtue
of which nc could only ''walk." Ofempora! o
1n0res!
The other correspondent, like.many of those
who contribute to public journals, has entered
upon subject of which he is partially ignorant.
lie talks of the heavy tax of SIS per annum, when
in reality, no such tax exists: for the whole
amount Of fines for failure to attend muster du-
ring year is but $40 so.
/ will merely say to Vivaly Shirt, that had he
not stated that our troops severe better clothed
than those who were drafted for the wars, in the
good old times of Henry w., should have sup
posed, that he imputed to us GUIDING from his
sgnature) as .'beggardly an account Ut certain
garments, as their was amongst those who hailed
for their captain . Honest old Jack. "-What is
now, and what | suppose ever will be, the object
of the Militia system, is to instruct men IN the
art of war" If this is not attained, the defect
must consist in the small number of train
ings. Take heed Penn, least the reform which you
seek, may not make the - burden" more g oner-
ous.''-. hen the day arrives. which trust we
are all looking anxiOusly forward to. and we
have a voice in the Councils Of the Nation, when
Penn shall be sittering light in our legislative
horizon. he will no doubt dispel the more than
Egyptian darkness which enshrouds US. and point
out the glaring defects of our present sys-
TEN IN terms most vehement
But the most striking part of the communica-
ton. is that in which the writer recommends IA
step holder than the one taken by his coadjutor.
the total abolition Of the system. To dwell on
this is hardly necessary for it must occur to eve-
cry one, that without having an enrolled militia,
the government would be ignorant of its resour-
ces, that without proper trainings in the case OF
some sudden emergency, the officers would have
to be selected without knowledge of their capa-
city. and that the men would have to undergo
the preparation for war, when war had actually
arrived.
Wednesday. eth Oct. BAYARD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02


to take decisive steps with regard to the Chero ,
kee territory, will endavor to combine at N.
same time with those steps. a proper degree of
eral administration, to satisfy Georgia. and con
ply with the contract OF 802."
From the returns already received from n.
different counties, the following gentlemen will
without doubt compose the delegation Of Geora,
in the next Congress of the United States-yi.
r. III. WILDE, WILSON LUMPKIx, DAVE,
NEWMAN, ii. G. LAMAR. J.. FOSTER. J. NJ
WAYNE, and w. Thomson.
The election of United States Senator. for 81,
wears. from the 4th of March next, was to have
taken riace Oh the 22d ult. The reelection Of
Mr.. FoRsYTH was considered certain. as it was
understood no candidate would be brought for.
wad in opposition to him.
-xNyS>
A black man was killed in West End on {,
turday night last. A white man has been arres,
! ed: and committed to Fairfax Jail, ON susn;c;"
Of being the murderer.
| The trial Of the black man for the murder or
the sailor who was found in the dock. in SEMEN
Der last, will take place at the present term Of
! the Court.
We learn from the Washington Statesman
that William Berry. the person who was rceeprs
committed to " Washington Jail for shooting NJ:
Sutherland. has been liberated from confluence,
by Chief Justice Cranch and Justice Morsel. on
siyiug b,h for his appearance at tic next term
to take his ,-al The grounds upon which tho
release was Granted, we're. that the shuorln, If
Sutherland was proved. to the satisfaction of The
Court, TO have been III SET defence.
-aS4ss>
| IL, tLo pavc in t,,r,,in,.,
be seen tina, South America i. again in confusioa.
that BoIIy,R has again assumed command: and
that every thing there wears the appearance of
disorder.
-xNgs-
The SECRETARY OF WAR and his family re-
turned to Washington o. Saturday evening last
from his visit to Tennessee.
&SeN-
Ohio Eleci,ons.- returns now received
embrace about 46 counties, and give General
M'Arthur majority Of somewhat more than
2OOO over Mr.. Lucas.
Early Snow-The Boston Transcriptot We'd.
nesday says We saw last nigh the first flake.
of snow that have fallen this season. They fell
about 10 O'Clock, and were quite visible on our
coat, and the crown of our hat"
~SSsSh-
appointment by the Presdent-GEoRcE W.
BUCHANAN, Of Pennsylvania, to be Attorney of
the United States for the Western District Of
Pennsylvania, III place of Alexander Brackcn.
ridge.
Mail From Aew Orieans.-It is stated in the
Philadelphia Chronicle that the Post Master
General has made arrangements TO carry the
mail between Washington and New-Orleans in
two days and half less time than is now requi-
red to perform the route. The important part Of
the road is under the superintendent of Col.
Reside, the well known mail contractor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
COMMERCIAL.

FLoUR.-Last week there was an active busl.
ness done in flour. Up to Friday inclusive 1t was
in demand from stores at fair advance on the
wagon price; Saturday there was less activity
and it was offered freely at $3.50 Ash. with
out meeting with purchasers. The wagon price
opened on Monday at 4.7O. and continued to ad-
vance through the week, closing on Saturday at
482.
Yesterday, the current price from wagons was
81 80, some loads Of Shenandoah flour were tax
Ell at to S 8, and prime brands Family Ftou
at 3 % to so, such as at present retail at 10
The advlces from England to the 18th OF sep
tember. received here on Saturday, are without
any visible effect on our market. ,
Export for the week ending Saturday, SUI
ut. 1881 bis. cOastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King Street 2742 bis. half bis.
Wharf 1851 l65
Total 454l 1853
GRAIN.-Wc have no material alterations ~
notice in prices. We understand sales were
made yesterday and during last week at the e1,
tremes Of our quotations Of Rye and Corn. Good
wheat solfyesterday at 90
-eGe-
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-OcToBER 81.
Flour and Meal.-Since our last weeks re-
port, there has been fair demand for SuPerfnse
Flour for export, at IS O64 a S lsE, prineiea'