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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

4 GENTLEMAN thoroughly converSant with
busnt, Transactions will leave NewI ork about the end
of ths week ON tour through urr and Lower Canada. He
VIII have OCCASION 10 hc almost town tie Prov
icc and would - HAPPY business which may
be committed his cereStablshus of agencies col,ctns
debts introducing articles any similar commissions
Satisfactory references Letters stating ,.hen ia,e
view BE- had addressed IL B. this Office fiji be
nfle1, p,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

WT-ANTEp--in Orranist possessing the neces-
sary qualifications and wns perform FOR moderate
compensation Apply No. 81 t,renw Iclst. any y-nilr,
al the Treesu week, from u To- /" o'clock n1S It'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

TTNBRFLLAS AND PARASOLS REMOVED.
OGEO j. BYRD has removed his Umbrella Nanulac-
tory and store 10 No 1880 street nearly opposite Cedar
where he will keep constantly hand large 1sosment oi
Umbrellas Psrasols aud sun Shades winch he oilers oT
s,r wlol.saIe and ret. , reduced prices alb 2w-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

DARTNER WtN'fED-Wlth 50. 600 capital.
in respectable and profitable busis the urIer part
the city Particular. will be nall known addressing Y
Y. H.. Box No 23i Upper Pos-O flee. a2G6t>
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

41TASHINGTONINST NSTITUTE-EDlCAl HON
w FOR BOYSrIie summer Arrangement OF aIr clsr'
will commence this week. Pupils received al such tunes
az NAV su the convenience Of er friends md their quar-
Ter, calculated from the date Of entrance 10 those concrrne
i, NAV be proper that the plans of instruction ana di'
cipIine at this establishment the fnt Of much inYeGa
ION and experience and have stood the test Of more an
guarter Of century under thr management OF IT'S present d
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
L Wilton Fairfield County, Ct.-rhe number Of pupils i,
limited 10 twenty The next Term will commence the frSs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

INALTER FORWARD & a. W. MAXIM,
w Attorneys at Ilw. Pittsburgh, Pa. '"A So
TAUTION.-AH persons are cautioned against
Strs,ing any Of ~ crew Of tr Brush barIm- y 5ahn %
Queen Wr. Lord master from Bristol, debts ol tif
contracting viii be paid by the captain or
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27


Mayor of the City OF Brooklyn.
S.nIs's S,raparilla will also and permanently
diseases having tr origin an 'nrurr state OF , blood
tula or Kiugs Evil various loms; Rheumatisn ohs
cut,neous Enrtous, Eotcrs BIles Plmpies or ru
Scald Head enlargement and pain OF the bones aud Joints
stubborn Ulcer, srhilitic symptoms diseases arising from
an nudcious o Mercury, female arrangements and other
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-06
M y Il TlCE LILO HOUSE
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
IN


FHNfllS Extensive Establishment long known as
the "Cen,ral HOTEL" aud lately kept by
Messrs. Hill s. rerrill, has PASSED into the hands
OF The subscriber us its proprietor, amd is now a.
pen for the reception and accommodation of COM
pany In style not surpassed, he believes, by any
Public House in the upper country. The spa.
cious and handsome brick edifice lately erected
On ia" premises. has been fitted up 18th new and
handsome furniture, and together with the other
part OF the Esiab ishmrnt which has been tho
roughly repaired and white washed. is now in rx-
cell"ni ORDER for the accommodation of guests.
The stages on the great Northern and Western
Route arrive and depart daily from this House,
where the Stage Offices also are kept.
The Bar will always he suppl. with the
choicest Liquors, and his Stables. which are larg.
aud conlmodious, will be always stored with pro-
vender, and attended by careful and faithful Ost.
lers.
The subscriber has been long, and he believes
well known, as an rxp' rienced host, having been
tor many years the Landlord ".the ceehra,ed w arm,
Springs in Western Virginia. He deems il un-
necessary for him TO say more to his friends and
the public gen, rally. than that his usual and
prompt attention to the comfort OF ms guests, will
be In no degree Impaired. He pledges himself
To make every proper effort 10 entertain, in AN II.
grerable and acceptable manner, all who may SO.
Journ at his House. JOHN FRY.
July q, 1913 lin
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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy
for Hampshire county. July g.

Notice to the Creditors Of the Following bank
rup.s to prove their debts before me at my Office
in ko'nney, on the several days named, wien and
where the said bankrupts are required to attend
Debts vs. John Shivers, Oh the 2sth and goth Of
" Instant.
Debts vs. James Lane, on the 2S,h and 29th of Ju.
ly instant.
Debts vs. lgna,us Jartoe. on the 23,h and 29,h o.
July instant.
Dtb's vs John SOiliday, on the 2sth and a9.h Of
July instant.
Debts VS. Nathaniel F Gulick on the 2s,h and 29,h
of July instant.
Debts vs. Jacob Long, on the ssth and ss,h Of Ju.
~ instant.
Debts vs. John Cheshire on the 2s,h and 29,h
of July instant.
D'Jts VS. James Larnore, on the 2s,h and 29,h
Of July inst.
Debts VS. David Kidwel, on the 2sth and 29,h o
July instant.
Debts We Ferdinand Stone, on the 2Stb and goth
of fuly instant.
Debts vs. John Combs. On the 2s,h and e9lh of
July inst.
Debts VS. Peter Sion. on the ss,h and a9th of Ju.
Iy instant.
Debts vs. 'ihoHas Murphy, on the 2s,h and 29ih
Of July inst.
A. p. WHITE, Com'r
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: a q. a. So
vxR GINA TN 3 TT = y r II


TUNHIS Institution is situated in ahealthy. mora
( neighborhood. near Mt Tabor Church, Angus
ia county, Va. Its location is delightful. and
easy Of access. being only about two miles North
East Of Middl,brook.
Great care has been taken 10 make its organiza-
ton complete and efficient. With this view build
inys sufficiently spacious to accommodate large
number Of S,uGents, will soon be completed; and
tho services of gentlemen well qualified tn teach
have been secured.
Teachers Rev &C. Baughman. A. M. Prin-
cipal; Rev. u. F. Bttlr, A. NJ, Assistant.
The course Of instruction embraces all the
branches usually laugh, in thorough classical
education. The scholastic year is divided into
two sessions Of FIVE months each. The next term
will commence the first of August.
Bounding (ncluding washing aud fuel) can be
had at Sc per month.
Tuition, per session, S15.
Particular attention will be paid to the moral
character of the students. They will attend Ser
vice at the Church on Sabbath morning, and 4
Bible recitation in the afternoon, conducted by
the Principal. d. F. MAILMAN,
.. Secretary of the Board.
n. d. For further particulars. address The Prin-
cipal, Middlebrook, Augusta County, Va.
July Cit
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Rornney, in lhr county OF Hampshire,
and State of Virginia, in front Of Col. Wm. ARM
sirong's Tavern, on Saturday the l5th day Of Ju-
~ next, at ! O'Clock. 4. NJ, tie follow ing prop.
eny SURRENDERED by John Slivcs, in the inventory
attached 10 his petition in bankruptcy:
One HOUSE AND LOT of an Acre, in Bur
lington, and ll59 A RES, more or less. on the
head waters Of Cold Stream, upon which the said
%Shiyeis resides, both being in the county of
Hampshire.
The above property will be sold on the follow
ing terms, viz: One-ihrd cash, and the remain
der on a credit Of one and two years, tire purcha-
seFgiving approved security for the deferred pay
mens and the title withheld Until all the purchase
money is paid.
Such title to the above property will nc made
the purchaser as is vested in me BY the decree in
bankruptcy, made on the 10Th day of May 1913,
in the District Court Of the United States. holden
at Stanton, on the petition of said ShiyeTs.
JAMES POINTS, Assignee
June IS.
~ Romncy Intelligence publish 20 days,
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MASONIC PROnESStnN

The procession Of brethren OF the Masonic Or
der, In this place on Saturday, was Respectable
interesting and an imposing one. The number
OF brethren In attendance was not so large as we
have seen on former occasions but there were,
enough present to indicate the existence Of spiri,
OF Zeal Tor the perpetuiiy of one Of the ftsvi, S
observed by this ancient order. The procession
was formed at the hail and repaired TO the Nj. H.
church, where the services were of deeply i'm.
tetesting Character. The services were comnenc-
ca by reading portion Of tie sacred scriptures.
singing hymn, and the Offering up of an appro-
pirate prayer by the Rev. b. n. Brown. The
large' and as 1t was properly denominated by the
SPEAKER. brilliant assemblage, was then addressed
Dy >. w orthingion Smith, Of Siaunton. 'rbe adj
u'ess was one oi the best which we have ever had
the pressure OF nearing upon that sub;-rt The
orator spoke oil the duties and nbliuntiE,s or tLa
orner oil lIt munlficence and b. h.vnl.,co ,c e.
designs and showed that MANY of ,be crr,,,
and best men OF our revolution and ,nn7, 81 "
have II led exalted stations suce that period La,
ionged 10 'ins time-honcIrd order. But we arc
incompetent to give an idea If the braniv and
power OF tie address. 1t was such an oruIon ne
might have been expected from the Individual So
Iec"d TO deliver it--one whose heart enters into
the spirit Of fee masonry and who rauraIv feIs
eolicihouS To defend il from the rude aSsanlts
maze upon II. The address, we understand bas
oeen so'lcIWd Tor publication and we Ce,J NOR
snaneu mat us author would gratiCy the GENERAL
wish "f those who heard it. were he IN consor, -,
its proInu gaion.-The ceremonies at ,,,o ,,t,,..,
were closed by singing, and a PRAYER from ,,,n
Rev. i. j.. Hammer; after which The procnss;ns
was reformed and marched TO Mr.. poIIock,s IL
tel, where the brethren and invited cnests matte l.
OF dinner prepared for the occasion The bre,h.
rem then returned to the hall from whence thew
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MOI ICE

- virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to The
subscriber, on the 5Stb Of January, 1913. bv
Alexander Hines. Oor purposes therein named.)
shai' proceed to sell at public auction, on the
rTth OF the ptesent month, for ready money. the
'oll"wi"g tracts Of Land. viz: One tract Of II
"cres' one OF 30 acres, one Of 1856 acres, and one
OF 9o acres. These tracts adjoih each otbpr. and
are situated on the waters of the Bullpastnrp ri.
yer, In the county Of Pendleton, State Of Vir-
GINA, and are Of good quality. Tire sale will
take place at the residence of said Hines The
right TO SAID lands is believed to be good but act.
vested in me. T.. T. SAUNDERS. Trustee,
July 6.
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Bath County Circuit Superior Court IF Lo,o and
(hancery, Aprii Term lS43.
Robert Given and john Irons and others, -Pifs
AGAINST
James GwIn and VIM. L. IIogseit, ex'or. of Da-
vil Gwin, decd, Isabella, ife of said VIM. f.
ii"gse,t, Rovet Conner and Margaret his wife,
Wa. McCiung and Rachael his wife, David
Gwin, Rob,. Lockridge and Polly his wifi, Ro
Gwin. lohn Gwin, Sally kncaid, Nancy VII
ley, John Cleek and Jane his wife, John Cleek
jr., Esther Wiley, Sally Hamilton, Silas Hin.
ton and Susan his wife, Samuel Given and f..
lzabe,h his wife, David G. Given, Vim. Civ
EN-, susanna Given, Thomas Irous and Nancy
his wife, Samuel kuckman, administrator de
bonis non, Niih The Will annexed, of OHIO
W ade the elder, David l.. huckman, Executor
oil OHIO w AIDE the younger, Leouard " AIDE,
Abraham Wade, James Wade, John iiinkie,
R'bert McClmtic, James Hamilton, Charles
Hamilton, Adam Stephenson, ex'or. of John
St.nhensou, VIM. Cierk, rX'or. CT Reuben
Buzzard, decd, and john Lightnrr, ex'or. #
Adam Ligi'tnrr, Observation-Disclosures.
ON motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel,
and Tor reasons appearing to the Court, 1t is
ordered that The reports, both original and arnrnd-
ed, OF Master Commissioner SAMUEL CLARK, he
referred 10 Andrew Damron, who is hereby APP
pointed special Commissioner for that puurpose
win direcli MS to re orln and remodel the same az
To hini may seem necessary, or as either party
may require. and report the to this Court
Ana the said COMMISSIONER is authorized 10 pro-
coed III The absence of either, who after having
reasonable notice Of his appointment or adjourn
menl, shall tail TO attend hun.
Copy-Teste,
CliAS. i. FRANCISCO, D. G.
I'IiE parties interested in the foregoing order
VIII please take notice that will proceed to
execute the same, OH the Sth day Of August next,
at the Office oil George Mayse, Warm Springs,
Bath county Va, at which, time and place lie
parties will furnish such evidence as they may
wish to place before the Commissioner.
ANDREW DAMON,
June i3-4t. Specinl Commissioner
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wNYNI0s cAVM

WIEE De brilliantly Illuminated with about
1000 CANDLES, on Thursday the
iOih Of August next, tf fair--if not, the mex,
day.
This -magnifcen, Wonder of Nature beggars
description. Come and see! Every effort will
be made TO make tia scene Of grandeur and SPLEEN
dor. The door will DO open at l2 O'Clock, Nj
Tickets 81. Gentlemen have the privilege OF
taking in two ladies gratis.
" MIR. Durreti's Stage, running between
SStaunton and ilarrisunbury will arrive at the
Cave every day at noon during the summer.
J. MOiiLER.
July est.
E9 The Lexington Gazette, Rockingham
Register, charlottesville Advocate, and Rich.
mond Wing and Enquirer. will please inser, the
above 3 times and forward accounts. ]. NJ.
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ESCAPE OF A MURDERKR.-A man by the name
OF William Turner escaped from the custody of
the Sheriff Of kanawaa County n, Cookies la
vern. fifteen miles west of Charlottesville, on
Iuesd'y night last. Turner is about % years
old, very larg', being nearly feet 2 inches high,
light complexion, blue eyes. had on "A sui, of blue
drilling, and roundabout Jacket. He -scap.
without a hit. and was haudcuff,d. a reward of
$50 is offered for his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. If.
The convict above mentioned we understand
was re-caplured near Waynesborough, and taken
on TO the Peniten,inrY at Richnond.l
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TRIIS1 SALE

virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed 10 me
by Jacob kunke and wife. bearing date on the
i6ih day "i January. 1913, and of record in the
County Court Office Of Augusta. will, on " ed
hesoay' t'e 2nd day OF August next, proceed to
sell TO Tie highest bidder, Iof cash. on the pre-
misses. certain tract or parcel Of land, containing
about 90 acres be- the sane more or less, lying on
the head waters Of Walkers Creek and adioin-
ing the lands of Christian kunklp, John Earhart's
heirs, and others. nd being the same land on
which said kunRlP now resides. The title 10 said
land is said 10 be unquestionahr, hut will only
convey such title as is vested in me by the trust
deed. VIM. If, BELL. Jrnstes
July 6.
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DANIEL O'CuNN&LL AND TuE IRism REPEAL AS
ISOLATION OF BALTIMORE. great Apitator
has been handled with deserved severity, by his
brother RePearvrS of Baltimore, for his Wholesale
ISLANDERS OF the American People in relation TO
the institution Of slavery.
a special meeting OF the Association was held
In Baltimore on Monday evening last. by which
resolutions OF the most scat!ing character were
adopted. We Select the following as fair spe.
ciutn of the whole:
- R s"loed That believing the doctrine OF abo-
iiun 10 be inliniral To the welfare and pproetuity
oi our republican institutions, calculated orup-
'ure, 1t pushed To the extreme, our happy Union
aud dismenbrr the conIeieracy, this Association.
laughing u scorn MIR. O'Connrll's cry of shame
and disgrace, will maintain ns proud attitude as
The unconproinising friend of that Union, and
i'nris back with Indignant contempt the druradi,u
epithet OF - ihthless mscr,ami'' us un,neriled
aud rash. Insulting and undeSrrved"
meeting WAS ais" held In philadelphia on the
same evening by a similar Association, al ~ hic
resolutions were adopt discaiming all accnun.
lao'iity Tor language used by MIR. O'Conncll fr-
| reg" 10 the subject of Repeal. We selrc, the
following:
- Res iced, That The only object OF tue Repeal
raj means, the prac able efforts of the people o
Ireland To regain their anclent Legislative indie
pend'nce; and that they have NJ design or desire
! To ihtrTi"re, either by action or opini u in AN,
matter oil religion, politics or abohion, connected
Win The social condition governmental institu
tons Of this country"
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A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR THE ToOTH-ACME

scern, thara large number of the citizens of Au-
gusta county, fol- few months past, have BEEN
testing the efficacy of Oh. DEHEFTY'S CELE-
DRAFTED MUSCOVITUS TOOTH--ACHE
DROPS, and that in every instance it has effect
ed radical even in the most inve,erate cases
of this horrld complaint. l, is also highly efFca-
cous in the preservation of decaying teeth, and
in removing all tartar and scurvy without the use
Of an 10 s,rumeni.
E The above article can be obtained at all
times, by the dozen single vial, at S. L..
Browns store, Fishersvile (; also at Capt. Me.
Clung's and T.. Berkeley's, Staun,on, and A.
Lynn's, Waynesborough.
"a S. BROWN, Gen. Agent
April G..
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LATEST FROM YUCATAN.

Captain Wright, Of the schooner Denmark, ar.
rived at New Orleans on the lYih instant from
Sisal. having left Merida on the 9Th instant. Up
TO tue latest dates General Ampudia had not abau-
dontd the siege of Camprarhy, although the
Mexican soldi RS were deserving daily in increased
numbers. The Commissioners had left Yucatan
for Mexico 10 agree on IA basis tor a treaty. OF
peace, bmi the terms Were not known. Business
on the coast was duh. Commodore Moore was
In Campeachy, and the Captain informs us It vas
the general opinion that he was blockaded there
by the Mexican So 'adron.-NGt Int
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Sha0weN Factory.

Terms Of Carding and Spinning Wool and
Weduing Wooilea- Cloths.
Cardlng, the wool being we'll washed, picked and
creased, Ct cts per ID
Spinning and delivering the
yarn in breaches,
Carding. spinning and weaving
heavy Jeans for clothing for
negro men-tle wool being
we'll washed and picked,
grease, and cotton wehb far.
nished without, charge-cloth
~, full 80 inches wide, 90 cts per I'D
The same in every respect
for single cloth forswomen
and Children, 20
IL the wool be spun and de- .
liverrd in hanks, weav.
ing heavy Jeans-webb
furnished. 10
The same 10 fine cloth or
fannrls, webb No. Ia, 9
IL the wool is sent by wagons passing by
Shadwel in trips TO Richmond, whatever is
ordered shall be- complied with strictly to order and
the cloth returned. ]. TIMBERLAKE
~ CANDLE WICK Of superior quality
kept constantly on hand. J. Il.
Albemarle CO., Va. June 22-6.
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LOOK A IF THIS.

WILL exchange Wagon-work for 5000 feet a.
Yellow Pine Plank. For bill Of plank apply
10 the subscriber.
Wanted also, an Apprentice TO the Wagon
making business; one Is or l6 years Of age would
be preferred HENRY S'rOFER,
Stauu,on. June %, IS43-3t
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I'liIt INI'I.ilENZA

A large number of persons in this city have
within few days past, been attacked with the
same disease, denomina,vd "lnHuenza," viii, h
has been mentioned in the New York papers AZ
having prevailed there. 1t is accompanied with
levers. soreness Of the throat. coughing and pains
throughout the system. TIE complaint this
morning has been to considerable extent, and i,
Is presumed the disease has been augmented, ow
Ing 50 The excessive cosrm S. of the atmosphere
since yesterday evening. Persons would do well
10 be iul.-B0X. Put
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r e w a ZEE S E M ARY.

M RS. AMISS will open school for the FL.
A'A ncation Of Females in all the various
branches usually taught in Female. Seminarps, al,
Noun, Sidney. Augusta county, on Monday next.
the 81 of July
Her terms WILDE for spelling, reading, writing
and arithmetic, per session Of five months. $500
These. together with grammar, geography,
history, philosophy. chemistry, &c. 90
MUSIC on me ltano $500
ED Boarding can be had in respectable fam.
lilies IN or near the village, or with Mrs Amiss. at
$50 Il session.
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4 I d meeting of the Stockholders Of the Staun.
ton and James. River Turnpike Company, at
Siaurion, in pursuance of pablo notice, on Sat.
grday the 9Th Of May, 1913, ID. ". PATresoa,
Esq. was called TO the CHAIR, and WALTEs DA-
us appointed Secretary.
II appearing on calling The list Of Stockholders.
that sufficient number Of the shares are not PIE.
sent to constitute meeting, either in person OF b.
proxy, .
Resolved, That this meeting stand adjourned
uniil Saturday the 9Th Of July next, and that ihs
Secretary give notice thereof, in the Slaunton
Spectator.
Resolved, That the Secretary be requested .
Use his personal exerton in procuring the attend
ance of the Stockholders, either in person OF h.
proxy at the meeeting aforesaid.
n Copy--Teste, ..,
WALTER DAVIS, Sec'sy-
June |
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5 % q A u 3 4 la G. a 7 q S
EdA Eg e. \ Ea5

'EHE subscriber is just recciving his supply OF
- SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, which
ne has laid in on the most advantageous terms.
and is determined 10 sell for cash only, at the
most moderate profits. He finds il necessary Ia
adopt This system toenabe him TO settle up his old
business. Those, therefore, who are in search oi
CHEAP GOODS are invited t. give him call,
as he feels assured he cannot fail to please them.
His stock consists of general assortment OF
Vry GOOstS Nss<s GEOceySeS,
HARDWARE. and UEENSWARE. Also
SCHOOL BOOKS, a large stock OF Sole Leath.
er, Ladies' and Genileman's Shoes. &c.
His old friends and customers who may he in.
drbied are respectfully requested TO settle up thpii
accounts, and try the new system, which he IL
satisfied will result 20 their mutual nd vantage.
WIN. CRAIG.
Staunton, May 4, 1913
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lie Boston Atlas says 90 We arr informed that the
tton TO Pres:d, mt Iy adopted thc meeting Of
Abo!oniats IN Boston during rsary w SEX has
DIcn forwarded IN a letter by W,nicii Philips ESD
Chairman ct the COMMITTEE The letter winch II is
cucos DIR quests rvew for the purp s. of confer
ring with the Pr sad nj upon the object OF the IN NOR
The Committee have received answer TO their com.
munIcation."
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office OF the American, June %, S p NJ
FLouR.--There is no demand for Howard street
FLOUR, and tn" transactions are very small. Hold
ers gener lily ask 1913 for fresh ground of rood
mixed brands, while parcels not so recently man
uiacturcd, are offered at $3.50. The ONLY trans
action that has come to our knowledge to-day is
the sale of loo bbls. of fresh ground at $50
In the present state of the market, we are unable
to name definite receipt price.
RICHMOND MARKET.
UR-Canal Quantity in market very
smalI-rrceipts ight-saIes at SIS IS. but holders
generally ask s. so. There is no Wheat or City
Miils Flour in market, consequently no quotations
can be given for rithpr.-(Dsl