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SCHOOL BOOKS
G II E Ar FOR Gas H
ROBERT COWAN.

OFFERS for sale the following School Books |:
" MuIray's, Bullions', kirkham's, Smiths,
and Browns English Grammar; Murray's Eng
lish Exercises; Pixies, f. II. Smiths, II. G.
Smiths, Davies, Greenleai's, Columns and
Smiley's Arithmetic; Mitchelrs, Morse's, w ood-
bridge and Willard's, and Parey's Geography !;
Frosts and Grimsbaw's History United States !;
Pinnock's Goldsmith's History of Greece, Rome
and England Ty,ler's History, Parley's Life
Washington, Columbus, and Franklin; Parley's
LIST end 3rd Books of History Jones', Com
stocks and Turner'S Chemistry; Smellie's Phi
losophy Porter's Rhetorical Reader; Jones' and
Comstock's Philosophy Abercrombie's Intel
lectual Philosophy; Campbell's Philosophy of
Rhetoric Davies Mathematical Works; Glib
sons Surveying, Playtair's Euclid, Colburn's
Algebra, Comstock's Geology, Adams Ro-
man Antiquities, Burri,t's Geography Of the
Heavens, English Reader, Paey's Moral Phi.
losophy, Blair's Lectures, Webster's and Walk.
ers Dictionaries, New York Reader Nos. l, and
g, United States Reader Nos. l, 3 and 3, Emer-
sons LIST, end and Ord Class Readers, Swans
Primary School Readers, Common School Rea.
ders, Webster's Elementary Spelling Book,
Websier's Pictorial Elementary Spelling Book.
Greek, LatiM and French Books.
Billions Greek Grammar, Sophocles' Greek
Grammar, Groves Greek and English Diction.
airy, Greek Testament, Thucydides, Herodotus
Sophocles, Xenophon, Jacobs Greek Reader
Billions Latin Grammar, Adams Latin Gram
mar, Ruddiman's Rudiments. Jacobs Latin Rea
der, Tacitus, Historic Sacre, Viri Roma, Lvii
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary, Anthon's CLASH
cal Works, Levzac's French Grammar, Boil
mars Levizac's French Grammar, lie Brun'.
'reemaque, Pcot's Series of French Books
Vie De Washngton--together with all kinds o
School Books in general use in this section o
! country.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, August the
9TH, 1876
William Showalter and David Showalter,
Pitts.
AGAINST
Robert Coyner, Benjamin Crawford, and Hatch
Clarke, Ex'or. of Joseph Rankin, decd,
Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Robert Coyner not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, accord
ing to the act Of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth 1t is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here the LIST day of the next term,
November LIST, 1859 and answer the bill OF
the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
Stanton, for two months successfully, and post
cd at the front door of the Courthouse,
A Copy--Teste,
N. G. KINNEY, C. C.
August Ia, 1916.
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A Fine Estate IN Market.

YNHE subscriber wishes TO sell the Tract c
Land on which he now resides, situated i
Augusta County. between the Long Meadow ru
and Christians Creek. This tract contains
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August Ia, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
LATER gRonCHINA

We had two arrivals yesterday from chns viz the ship
Loo-Choo Capt Croeker, from Canton Sd and Manila
23d February and tho ship Stephen Lurmsn Of Baltimore
from Canton 18th March Capt Crocker bearer OF de-
sPaiehes from tho Emperor Of China the President Of tho
United States. There Is but little intelligence Of any i'm,
portanco. The following ilems oil We 6nd in our 6le,
From Canton the Hong Kong Gazette has sdyces ia tho
~ Of March. The market for oil kinds Of goods wss
eud except for grey cacoes ond yarns which were In some
feqgo-L
In the Of discussion between the Hong Kong ca
zst'e and tho Caepna STAR The privileges Of thps under
foreign baRs, the former paper sayf:-
"Forcign vessels are privileged carry opium or anv
other merchandise from any British port in ndis OF ese
where 70 auy other port, long hoy d. not take 10
British port. Thtso American ships NAV carr Bdt;sb
goods from Eugtnd 70 Mhcos whsmpoa or any Of Inc
ohef ports 81 Chins bot legally they oannot land bale In
Hong Eong, and Inc esne with opium"
The Star Of The lith Jan. cyntained Commute,
signed "a Calcutta Ship Owner" in which nc says
within these si5 months pest three American vessels
have come TO this p, from Chus and osrred bach n
Chin9 e6tinin aoods tho produce ~ this couotfv am
Of opinion hpi American vessel .adinR between dir.
port and China, is liable 10 BY British shin of
war, ss being IN eonuayentou Of Eavieatioa
An American vessel cannot carry Risk FOODS direct
rom England TO Chna, end by the saae rule she capoot
cary goods the prodTcc q Bengal 10 China"
An opinion Of Mr.. r. Ieh on this subject Il
cd In which he says that American vessel "av earn
opium or other cargo from Cecusa or Btsy 10 anv Of
toe porte of China no, being British po,sessn ,,,,,is
the meaning Of tho statute" Oliver EIdfdee master m
the American bark Coqnee, sends also 10 the Star com
muniea,on on the subject with copy of Mr. Lehs opin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
spEArHoFlMR. EDwARpL. CAREY

II ' with deep regret in which large portion OF our
fellow citizens will share, that the death Of
Edward l.. Carey, Esq., Of the firm Of Carev g. H.r,.
,,L..i,o,. ,nd nnhi;.h.,s ~ III. ;, NJ Go '
r. .. -. y, -, :, o., 49, :. - "''
@o 80" - ~. ai' es'sere 'oMh,man mahew
~ $50 Pl', us o1',"s's IN INC same mouse
80 ,o"s anu 30 "'""'aov oeeuPeu oy ms ia'her.
Mr.. Carey had gift for Business ludRmen as ia re-
CARDS the market which he WAS to supply and bersy
IN his business intercourse and these combined ensured all
the TO which no could have aspred in the ondest
dreams OF his youth. =, 80. ~. :, IN
Mr. G., however yeimore kno~n rs lover OF the fine
ars and Judge OF all that comes from the pen
ell aud the ehissci OF the most distinguished Of ancient
modern scup'o and psners nor WINS his taste exhausted
the artists and found ieIisb, in emoloxns INV
which many Of them condemned, aud ma ling
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
.4..-a Z Prom the rAa North Auserican. y
ANOTHER lNCsNDiARY ATTEMPT To BURN
.- THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.

10 with the deepest feeling ofmord6csion and rcxrs,
,aa,ws announce another aemp, made lest evening TO
Yesterday morrins through the entire building
with various mechanics. with view To ascertain thc
amount Of damage from sst weeks ere, aud prepare
tfons Tor building. There has been fire the
premises for any pufpose and the ineendary In
tent 10 sviden, ou the fact that ives fred in two places
:. wss plainly pe{espubs 10 ihoss who frs, gained
trance alter the alarm The FIRE kinded In the old
"Lfe Study" under the North Gallery and In the extreme
corner OF the basemsnt under the Antique Gallery about
tn. same .i,uston where the 6rs, attempt made.
Every thing he'd been removed from the building CT.
cept few heavy vases and redss.ls, Looxhs eroupc
nf the Cenuu aud Lspiths In the centre Of tho Ro-
tunds, AMI the -Four Seasons on Its dome bv Angelic.
kaufman. These received further damage, a. the
engines were promptly the spot. and immense body
OF water was soon thrown on the building. =. :.
The malevolent attempt, u inccndisrism evidently
aimed s the total destruction OF the building the main
portion Of which already backsned By the .okc and
charred by the flames az the former conaasstou while
the north and south galleries of ruius The
diabocal spirit which could have prompted ,hs would
have dssrsced Vandalism in the dsrkest intellectual night
ofis existence. --st--fl
midst aiming to destroy thoss cherished works OF art to
the collection OF which years Of labor and vast OUTLAY of
money have been devoted, leading to loss and disaster
which money replace and striking blow which IL
senslby and sensvey felt by the most enlightened and
Intelligent Of our city, hppals US. Where is il to endf-
Have we no laws TO proiect police force guard cur
propertyl Our city is disgraced-irre
unless the civa authorities take prompt measures to fer
ret out these miscreant neendares Let not a sun set
again. ere such reward offered viii awaken the exer
ons OF our seeping sennels and action the In
ertion Of police For days and tho torch OF the
ineendiuy has been az workpube and private property
has been sacri6cedhe press has recorded each
sve drsnster as "svidenhy the work Of incenda and
yet not an efficient has been taken towards ascertain
ing who are the guilty. perpetrators.
We call thsrefoss our authorities vndcae II pos,
sble tho siolsisd lss and restore confidence
TO our citizens by Offering ample reward Tor the dstsc
ton OF any incendares vbo have committed
gross outsges, that have paed every cheek in
VIII hvwSfh pdi MI.
ties which have recently suffered from similar Of
maevolence, have promised large remuneration these
who bring TO Justice the perpetrators; let Philadelphia
leua, 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19

An ErRunER AND ACoEFLIcr-On Friday last Mr.. Ca
leb Bcdell, OF Peekskill started of in row boat in
company with two ladies, intending crdss over the
riverto CsidwePs Landing. While Mr.. b. was Juggling
away NJ his oars and the boat gliding guy through
the winters, sea monster suddenly ieaped from his ma
tive element andlandsd in the boat separating between
Mr.. b. and the ladies, TO their small CONSERVATION
and alarm. MIR. D. called TO the ladies to hand him A
Ratchet that lying in the OF the boat but
had seized hold upon them and they were unable to
der him the required assistance.
He Immediately Jumped upon tho Intruder and seixns
stone hammer that lay by his side commenced bolaborng
the monster and did give over unu hfe was ex,ine,
in the conflict. however, Mr. Bsde received some damage
by having his pan,aoons nearly OIL Of him a.d cash
IN the leg made by the fin Of the monster Upon taking him
ashore IL decided be nothing moro nor less ,b,n
sturgeon measuring feet and nine inches in length
and weighing two hundred and twenty pounds-N'Y'
PosT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
THE "BRITISH PARTY
The Lynehburg vrgini,n say,:


The "Repubiiean' docs injustice, too cosmpo-
raries and associates OF the Rehond Vhg and No
fionai Infeihseaeerin neither Of which papers have
ever sentiment Incompatible with the sternesi 10y
atty and devotion their country. We may have con-
Cured IN every opinion expressed by those able and
huenal journals in the progress Of the Texas question:
have vet TO ho pointed one, which, the estimation
Of unpreudiced and candid minds, justify subject
10 the suspicion tmpch less the chargc of Of
'achment to their country OF undue psrtiaity for
any other"
We unfortunate as no, to see the No Of the
Lynchburg Republican containing these lbersl structures
We thank friend OF the vignsn for his vindicauon,
and are amply satisfied with its suciency. 1.-THE Editors
OF the Republican ind any pleasure in such descion,
do not desire deprive them of ia to
party end, well tina, innocence and no
remonsirance Of would check the injustice, touch
and forbearance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19

to cypress their opinions upon . sue3ect ~ tsr
deepest mpor,aAces and which or anz The world
concerns them only, for il they are 50 allowed their
decision win -assuredly be adverse TO the wishes
Of the minority. and that minority viii be stripped
Sheath! gentlemen Of the Compiler, what mean
you'll fi4
Let us entrcat the emphatic attention Of the
friends of Convention, in all quarters ofthe State,
10 this strange admission, and while they value il
as hostile acknowledgment Of their invinciblc
strength, let il inspire them with determination
tina. the thus confessed wishes of he People shall
not be circumvented by the large shareholders or
any other. but shall be carried into execution.
As to the cry Of alarm addressed to the slave.
holders, and the approhensions expressed Of the
devoluiion of undue burtheps ou slaves, we hold
them in slight regard. l; is direct attack on
Western honour, justice and integrity. We fear
no such consequences, or il we did, that fear
ought not. should not, avail to overthrow the sa.
cred principle. the very definition Of a Republic,
that nsqjorify shall rule. IL we surrender this
principle we become at once an Oligarchy.
Where did tho Compiler learn that epeYy East.
crn county contained majority against Con.
venion! Has il made reconnoissancesi Has il
opened correspondence with alli The polls of
Albemarle, Nelson. Amherst, Campbell. Bed.
ford. Piusylvana, Franklin, Patrick, Loudorn,
Fairfax, Fauquier, Spottsy lvania, Acconac, Nor.
folk, and many others, viii tell, we suspect,
very different tale.
We would most respectfully suggest to the op.
ponents of a Convention to withdraw an opposition
which must prove wholly Ruthless, and resgnedly
submit to what they can by no means prevent. 1t
is of great importance that excitement should be-
Kept down, and the Convention open in good hu.
mour and with friendly spirit. Such assaults as
this of the Times & Compiler upon the integri.
~ of one half fellow citizens, must fire their
Just resentment, and while it effects nothing for
ITS cause, lead to state of feeling injurious TO calm
aud wise elaboration.
Virginia is in ,tate Of syncope, and every true
son will incur the hazards Of Convention were
they thousand fold greater. to arouse her from
orpor disgracei1l to her character and ruinous to
her fortunes. A Convention is one of the appointed
and most available means, and a Convention will
accordingly be held, possibly in 'I6, certainly in
~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
A CONVENTION.
The Compiler Of yesterday observes


il Is proposed by iho inenGs o. giac Convention b,
primary meetings be held prepare the way Tor s1eoe
iul effort IN the next Legislature II said the Wo, /,
unanimous in favor Of Convention yys 49,,
majority Of the people in each Eastern county are
toll IL - necessary, them that tho opponents a, , en-
yention sboad MAIZE demonstration Of their strength
Let ihtin, also mold meetings in OIL The counes and
press their opinions on tbs important measure he,e il
no time 70 be lost II The Shareholders of Eastern Virginia
wish ne powor Which they hold 70 pass certainly
ltSn leif hands, Jet them permit this schene Of submit
nng to ihe people t'e eqH u Coggesoa 20 be carried
by the Legislature, and the Convention will surely be call
ed, aud the present constitution be ainfod.
We therefore, urge upon the people Of Eastern Viz
Rnia to look speedily 70 er dearest interests or they will
be compounded. We know the rontment Of the Who'll,
East against the Conventions bot unless tho pt ,ple arc
reused to scion the suPne5css Of Will causo tho DE-
feat ~ The whole.
This question Is bs most FERROUS which has been sub
united ~ Tie people 81 Virgins since the last Conyondon
j vitality affects the important rights Of the c,tissn
ire suoee o. me Convention will place the tho
mercy OF tho West The East holds fOuhs Of the
properly Of e stoie and yet is proposed place those
fourth. 80
Let the people Of The gasf eon.iJss ire nature Of The
property which vii bas be taken from ssr own rcguls
non. Let ucm consider tho upon Dist properly
which they may surely expect Il the present mode Of
son'auon BE- changedH
We hardly imagined that tho oppsacnts Of a
Convention would, at the threshold, admit that the
People yera in favor Of il, aud by that admission,
proclaim ITS ProPrie'y and necessity. Yet we find
in ihIs qaotaiion that admission, MT exactly in
terms, bat quite asSIplicit as if tho Compiler had
said "a majority ofine People are in favor Of call.
ing Convention"
The Shareholders Of tho Eas, are invoked not
tobuiier proposition for "ihe call Of Convention
to be carried by the Legislature" because IN that
event. tho Convention will surely be caliedip
Indeed Nice Republican doctrine thisr The
People Virginia mus, not be allowed, at the Polls,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
THE UNIVERSITY.
We quote from the Lynchburg virginian:
VANDALISM

"The Richmond Wing published months ago an edi-
oIia paragraph, bearing with severity upon the
University o Virginia, and the Enquirer dedneed from IT, in
connection wish movement at the las, session Of the Viz
from the ranks Of its party proceed the bitiere,t
ms; snvenomed assaults the University Il was but
the other day that The Enquirer compelled TO rebake
rs did very properly the Vsndasu Of an att1ck made
upon the University by its contemporary and po cal
tabofer the washington Journal" And II is con-
strained 10 invoke the foTbcaance of another ocofoeo
ra The "Mountaneer, published Monongalia county
Which, Tor the purpose o minering the preudces of the
people IN that quarter declares that persons educ
At the University "arc cnphaucaly the worthless sons
OF rich Eastern Virginia arstocras who rejoice in the
hauon OF Western Virginia" II the Enquirer will engage
Va protect the University from the assaults Of lis own no
iea associates think it will have nothing To fear from
the Wings, wese policy in reference State as well Us
National questions conservative and not destruefpe IL
may be that The University has been economically
conducted as ought 10 have been; that much money
has been wasted upon t-and ny that ~. affairs
require TO be scrunized, with TO the reformation of
any abuses that may have grown up with it, But the
wings IS party would regret the adoption of any policy
which would close its doors or which by duio.binp n.
EesoGrces would render inefficient agent in the great
work OF Popular Education the success Of which il il
be Indispensable, il is certainiy most nove,f and
valuable auxiliary"
We coincide fully with the general spirit Of these ob.or
vaions The Wings in every State every individual Of
them we believe, opposed Sans CuIosm in ali irs
FORMS phases and ends-to Fanny Wrighti.m owenism.
Dorsm and si the other species Of that prolific family
But in being conservative Of what is good they should not
also protect md perpetuate what bad; we should reform
otu.es. and VIC regret the Virginian intimate will
hngness TO continue the annuity tho University undirn
hed That annuity the University opened amounts
10 100000 and has educated only something over 500
Virginia Students! Surely thiS call, aloud for redress
And Of these 500, there probably not one whose re-
sources were not adequate educate him elsewhere
This was not the intention Of the founders and ought
TO be amended.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19


h.s - "a -. s-.-EL. --l.,.,.. =
st..&, k,,,- ri ,,.E..W- 49, ~ --N.-Ii
,.,,o, LIN -.l..t.. ~ =. ~ - ~
prise. into ons sr - M ,,. d., 80 -" - -. -
and Of N. s,.,. n, ,.,,.,- c,...s -. ~. ~
ces.;,is. Of ,hs ca.,,~ LII, - s.yoau ~. NJ
.,,.,,N- - =. ,u ~ - " 'rp'' nv. 'uy
.-S s' ~ W ."ess's 'n' "umoe' ., 'ne ineme'ea. ~
y easy 70 oessS such project but 10 sustain H. TO
carry forward To poat Of safety and acknowledged
demands ordinary degree Of sk and pcr
win mon H~ han ,s,s, m ia ~. p,.h,,,r e,.I. a.
..~.,;n. H., 49,, ~, 81 - -. ~ ~ -. ~
~ '.1'" s"a Ps'a'."sues :" shAfaee. ~n,sh
s'.'o,'. ~ insure y. a'e's"ess mas purchased
Sc WIN buildings Tor tho accommodation Of hree Pro
lessons and sixiy boarding pupils expense OF slb
600. lthss recently begun Il, raise an ,adou heh
though retarded he an. r,...,,. ~ r. 49,. a..
.,ena,..,,. .a......-., \, ssuS,
." .a. " .u'usnes good ooaru' IN
SWUNG ae'' nSn. wssnng snd suendsnce, Of % per
month"; The fee FOR tuition SIS. and for room rent and
bedding. S5 thus reducing the entire expsnso to 1890 for
ten mouths, II /, within one mile Of the ei,v. a,.,.
,~hirh .,r,,,i. .,,,.al. .-...;.. =, .,,I- -. -
a.. ,..-.,..- S-.-- -. .,. "o' ,sso'.H On
-, f,, s 's'."' 'se A'u''ees from fotth-
WIN epoynS TWO aaanona rfoisssor' but tho fear that
corresponding patronage might Be enjoyed aud that
pccunisy embarrassment might thus DO Incurred Tn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
BUCKINGHAM couNrY cora1

The county Cour Of Buckingham having BEEN sd,i.ed
Of the death Of John r. Bocock late one Of heit sber,
sincerely lament his death, snd in consideration Of .he hah
estimation In which they held his great worth as msn
and he prompt andfahfu discharge Of various trusts com
med 20 him;- -
Resolved AZ testimony Of the respect for re memory
the Court snd officers and members Of the bar thereof viii
ve.r on The LEFT arm the usual badge Of mourning for ih
kesolyed Tho' hess proceedings No enred or record
snd publishei IN the Richmond and Lynchbun pape,,
mIy. tl,' A Copy-To.,e
n llnQfnnes fi,L -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
TIE oRPllELN FAMILY.

We gave notice in yesterdays psper that these mi
VeTsa iaVofes, we're again charm Us with their sweet
sounds We ere that isr stay will be 90 short su,ong
Us. They are nJw on their wsy 70 their New England
home (aiter having spent months IN tho soulhefn
Sm'es) With hearts prepared do justice the and
kindly feelings with which they have been greeted hovsh-
out this section q the counyand win their mads clear.
ed II the fog u prejudice which only Be done by per-
sona knowledge q our insiuuons. We hops the citizens
u Richmond win give ditm reception and an
OVERLOOKING house. Rsmsmb.r, they siug but one nigh,
before leaving u.s. therefore stbtacs he oppofianilY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
N. Y. MARKET, June 1919, P. NJ.

The sales of cotton small. prices very firm,
No change IN flour.
Two thousand bush Norharn corn sod At 4sc measure
a cargo OF Southern white offered Acc, W.T. but
not taken,
Doe thousand pigs Lead soid Ss.62S per 100 lbs.
showing advance u I25e. and s higher price is now
demanded for the small stuck on sale.
Beef is quite firm; 1000 brs old prinel porkI were
taken at 50 62a69 showing advance; 100 bs new
sl3.l2; 100 brs picked shoulders for smoking at 81
so, brl. -
Whiskcy. 2Is21i cts.
Sterling sbsi prem. Francs 5.96ta27j. Nothing do
ing Of the moment
=; Eveuing-rhe sal0s Of cotton for the day reach
500 bules.-JoH. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
Rlepseze cor4rgs, June I7@, 1916.

Gentomen-Your correspondents. {" r.. In yesterday.
PapsJ proposes tho erection Of College 10 ihs City q
Rehmoad. and you sadosss his provided
the College ~ Waasburz b induced 10 tan.
fer is residence TO ihs city. The effort remove vii
liam Mary, long vncc made ard The causes that
produced failure, still continue in I'll lhsir fofco ThS
psn, therefore, may be regarded nuery hopeless re-
mains 10 be whsf prospeei thsfo osisbshs Col
lcge in the City, independent bassi And here
mus, be permitted divugs Tact which seems not 70
have the knowIedss Of either your correspondent
yoursefshsta College bearing the name sf Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-19
BosToN MARKEr, s,rtrp,r Arrr,non.- 1n.. n

bOoiON mANhbi, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June "a
COTTON-The market remains without alteration; the
sules to-day amount TO 4OOa5O0 bales Provsons--Ptee,
remain hTn; % bbs Mess Beef sold Today $40. mos;
small saos Boston Mess Sg5. moe ISLES Mes PorI
AZ Sl5t mos do do, thin, Sf2t, cash.. Csndes--3O
boxes, GO bali do. mould, gtc, Corn-hs market
Iemalns dgi 5000 bushels yellow Hat adv. auction but
disposed OF al private sale, supposed Of 4sie FourTho
market heuyy, shd but little done Genesee u auo
ed 81 Sfolss1k Fredericksburg Of 1924 sale Of i2nO
bbs Genesee was made yesterday on Western account 10
lie IN store, 4.Sls4,57i SugarModerate sales 70 bo
iede ~ former prices Nothing Of consequences done in
MOlasscs or Coffee Aha y"