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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

We learn that there is to be meeting
Of the Joint stock company, formed on the
9th of December, TO purchase pictorial
Ages III Bridgewater and elsewhere, by
which to elect Chandler in the fourth dis
lrict, holden at o. P. C.'s office in
this village, to make the dividend Of the
profits. 1t is said the profits to be dsrib-
u,ed are the expense of horse and mig
ger to Bridgewater and back. .
Nat Lamb will act as President OF the
board, while Cha's Raymond, distributes
the sinners. 1t is strange that the con-
science of the federaIists will permit them
to grow rich on the sweat of our brow
But, oh hum, this is an ungratelu world.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

There has been a great food at Day
Ohio, entirely inundating the city
water being the highest ever known. !
loss is great, although not as much as
nave seen estimated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

To Correspondents.-We have seve
communications on hand wich will be
tended TO soon. Our friends will Pile
accept our thanks for their attention.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
SATURDAY, Jan, 2,

SATURDAY, Jan. z,
The SENATE was not in session.
In THE House., there were resolutions offered
to increase duties on articles 10 n revenue stand
ard; TO ay tax on gold and silver ware, &C.; TO
reduce the pay Of members twenty-five per cent.
during the war; whether or not the Smithsonian
money was in the treasury on the | st instant; Tor
information relative TO the employment of secret
travelling agents by the secretary of the treasury
and in reference TO the execution of the seaman on
board the soop-of-war St. Mary's.
Mr. Wentworth, Of Illinois, offered resolution
that it is inexpedient to impose any duty on tea
and coffee.
A motion to lay tho resolution on the table was
rejected yeas 40, nays 1903.
The resolution was then adopted, yeas lis, nays
As.
Tho Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and
Massachusetts members voted for Mr. Wentworth 8
resolution,
Mr. Sims, of Mo-, offered a resolution as fol-
lows:-
Resolred, That the people Of the United States
are too patriotic TO refuse 10 submit 10 necessary
taxes in time OF war.
A resolution To lay this on The table was lost %
10 lO7. The resolution was adopted.
A resolution was adopted TO ascertain the num-
Der of regiments, and from what states, that have
been employed near the mouth Of the Rio Grande
since the commencement OF the war.
Also a resolution was adopted calling upon the
SECRETARY of war for the number Of volunteers re-
ceiyed into service under the act OF 1916; the
number that have died, the number discharged,
&c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

Making peck's plurality, 523
Ono town in Lamoille county to be
heard from, which will increase Peck's
plurality.
All honor to the old fourth.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
MONDAY, Jan. 4.

In SENArE.-A message from tho President
was received and read. lie asks an increase in
the army, and the appointment Of a Lieut.. Gen
era Referred to the Military Committee.
Also, message from the President relative TO
the transmission of mails to and from the army.
INrHE HousE,-Mr Preston King offered a
resolution for furnishing the President with $780,
900 for the purpose ofdeirayiug the expenses of
sending Peace Commission to Mexico; and also
10 furnish him o. 900 900 to effect negotiations
with that government The resolution contained
clause STIMULATING Cor the prohibition of slavery
in any portion Of the territory that might be ac-
CURED by the United States by such negotiation.
The House. however, refused 10 suspend the rules
for the purpose of receiving the resolution, and it
lies over until Tomorrow.
A message was received from the President ro-
commenting earnestly the adoption Of the sccre-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-21

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
Irish ReIicf IIeeting

At meeting OF the Of Caroline county held NJ
the Bowling Green, on Monday, the 9Th day Of March
si7 for the purpose Of adopting Tor the relief Of
the suf ring poor OF Ireland and Scotland
PlCHEGRU VOOLFOLK was called to the Chair and
ASDREw S. BR"ADDUs appointed Secretary.
Addresses were delivered by der Lawrence Battnle
Fn's w. Scou, Samu, Scott George Fitzhugh and no
Maye Esqrs explanatory Of the objects Of the meeting;
wheTeupon the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolved. That committee be appointed BY the Chair
solicit from the GOOD citizens Of this county
buttons for the relief Of the starving population Of Ireland
aud Scotland.
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen under
tie above resolution Elder Lawrence Battle DR. BENZ
Anderson, VIM Royston Rev WIN Friend WIN Tay.
l-r, DR. Goudin, Jno Tsylor j., VIM Cray DR. Edmund p
White, Col Ira White, Andrew S Bfosddus, Reuben B
Richeson, Rob't Hanson Daniel DeIarnett DR. Burton
Wright, Joseph Jesse, John Parrish Richard Coleman.
Rice w Schoolcr, James T White, WIN A Dick Albert X
Hippo, Col a. Samuel, Philip Samuel. Henry Wright Jno
Kean, John Chandler, Garland Uargtave, DR. Thomas l.
Scott. DR. Baron W Morris Jno Tod. Rch'd VI Bridgss
VIM Garrett. Bob't Oelrreii, Elder Rob't W Cole
Resolved, That Samuel Scott Rob't Hudgin, Jourdsn
Voolfolk and PichegrU Voolfolk, appointed commit
teo to Of the individuals sppouteI under the fret
resolution oil. Of mOuey collected by them and for
ward the 90 the proper committee IN the CITY Of
mond to be invested 90 Jr, adsuhs.
Resolved, That tie Pastors Of oil churches in this coun.
~ 90 the leading member, where hets Pastors be
request to call the attention Of their several
condition u the suffering people OF Ireland and eot.
land, and to solicit contributions IN their behalf
Resolved That the proceedings Of ib, meeting be sen
20 he Richmond and Frederick JurR papers for publication
P voolfolk, Chairman.
A. S. BRoAUrU', Secretary.
~. B-Bofore he above meeting was adjourned aboui
! $500 we're subscribed and paid up.
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tNh AhA vi
The RcvisaI of our Laws.

N.trg Elders. have kcd the Report nf the
R=slscss Of Civil Ccds % Virginia" which has been
za1e re General Assembly IN session and glanced
so-s % pages With interest. Il apparcn
as, lie isce q me document, that The revsors
Ness Fat,- snc Ro5i1son entered upon the dots
gees r-s, ~ the Legislature. with Becoming spia
81 sc1ce srt they have certainly executed
--t --- ara a.. the care and Judgment that
-; sEpsc; from them. II Is rue, they ai,rm
- -1r-c- sl5- tied = only about fourth psri o
49,, -sy AXE far specimen Of the per-
;--i g. ---> may venture predict that the work
cz ---st.e q the Iev.scrs and nenuy ser
yeeao.e Bench and Bar aa6 a the good people OF
ne SI.s aud ha .Ook Tor completion with
hope Will bentf; the l1rispru-
dence among many ways.
In the meantime, must strongly commend the plan or
the reylsa which, tod, vii mainly follow that 4
tie Massachusetts Code, and De divided four parts
The inst part (no~ submiued) relating the internal I'd
minis ration Of the governments ihe second part treating
ut the acquisition enjoyment and transmission OF proper
~ toe domestic relations and other connected
private rights the higd part -eaung and Jud cal
o ces aud proceedings civil and fourth part
relating 10 crimes and lunlshments and proceeding
mInal eases" am pleased, too stated that the
whole work may be comprised N a single lasge volume
oil about pag s. win Gu will be very CONVENIENT; and
particularly gfauhed read. that 'i tue work be not
completed 10y tie next winter, much OF II will be done,
that the Lsgta.utc then proceed with the fcvIsa
Ia Of this Jas siaemcni, cannO. hIt think that il
very desirab thai ~, d=egacs about 10 be ch1s at
n ensuing election shud De selected supported with
reference TO this speea. SsTuies, which the Ge
neral A semby will have 10 perform. say with some
reference Cor, Of course, expect nor per-
haps WISH this single c0nsde shOud con-
-lIowed 10 have Its due and proper weight at hc polls
Tx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
River a. Harbor Bill.

bill for the improvement Of certain rivers and harbor.
which passed both Houses Of Congress- late session
"a bill identical in principle with which have here
tofore received the sanction OF every department, of
federal government when Jackson and Van Buren,
welded tho powcr-has been defeated by the Pocket
Veto Of that profound constitutional lawyer, James h
Polk-who, wiser orthodox than his iIustrious
predecessor" Of the Modern Democratic faith re-
fused sign H. Constitutional serupcs very convenient
somcmcs-but when President pretends that he is re-
strained, by his for the constitution from signing
BILL precisely similar TO Others with which the statute
book sbounds, while he feels hesitation making war
upon his authority and in permitting his officers
territory the Union and establish ndependent
"teuitoriSl" governments foreign SOIL e1hcnR an
oath Of allegiance from the people residing it, and play
ing many other like fantastic tricks" constrained
10 Nscrbc his conduct other motives for which this
the msest Of all possible pretexp 1t is srainns
nj gunt sfter he has swallowed a camel
The bill which the President pockeied-in that respect
content follow the example Of Old Hickory who how
ever, never pockeed vetoed n similar bi-passed the
Senate Of the U. s almost unanmously-n body which
is generally supposed that there few gentlemen
well qualified TO decide constitutional question and
quite cgsrdu of the obligation Of the oath they hu
TAKEN guard that from violation as
Polk himself! Only sir Senators, indeed voted sgains,
ito wir Messrs. Basby, Butler Mason. Niles, Turney
and Yulee! These all. told by the Enquirer
who in that body, ,ood for the consiituon-the rest
IS in number uniting according the same paper m
sweeping away it's barriers! Notifying indeed IS the
conclusion, II it be Just But assuming that bills
OF this character visatve Of the constitution the En-
qurcr comedies that fathers and founders Of their par
~ Jackson and Van Buren. long ego and repeatedly tram
Pied upon it prohibitions and i, holds up. yloatOrs OF
that instrument than hve-sEths Of the abe. esi.
lstive body the world. Now, whatever respect the
opinions q Mr.. Polk may be sned on questions iavov.
rg construction o. he Federal eonstt-t,cr wc for
beg leave say feel FAR safer n r. sin ne
guidance OF such Calhoun Criuenden azs Berre-
70 say nothing Of Cas-, Dir, and other ur,-iss Ct zee
L7sooeo party, rather than he faithas CT .ss
n naa Is James h PoIk-a gentleman O. Te-y ort.-a-5
eaPseiy, certainly whose o7noas gPs1 srsa; s,.-c-s
Like 'ais are entitled very ,e -esar-u, a.
bat tor his P0sitSH, would s.is.rs EsS-l.
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Accomac CongressLOnaI District.

10 fhe EdttgTs 81 the thtg:
Gentemea,-Ibe information Of the decision of Hill
Crcr tsq to decline the nomination "r Congress IN this
strci, reached Is late Friday ght Amer the dis.
appointment produced by the failure ensure the
e that sngU shed gentleman had IN some degree sub-
dcd, hist impulse 90 look else T. s.-
the Wing cause IN the approaching contest Accord.
ngy, many Wings Of ihs place addressed themselves 10
John J. Jones, tsq who once, the most u,ruf
zeal declared himself ready represent the party IN the
niesi should no worth man be found stand IN the
breoch. On the fol owing ming he was publicly an.
nOunced here; and to-day James City Court he decor.
ed himself candidate lie stated tho people the cir
Just reasd and explained 10 them how IL bp
P'ued that Williamsburg the first portion Of the Dis
act In the maiicrthat were the first Ia e,,,
the declining Of dr. Carer-hat the letene.s Of The me-
rod rendered the most prompt seton necessuy-and that
should the people Of the Distinct any concerted rantr
put forth any other ddao. no would Immediately
to their will and Withdraw from The field He generous IL
declined, as hs competitor present. 10 say sny.
thing concerning the political topics which now sgts.
the 'nty, aud declared HE intention Of Instantly
rg to meet Judge Bayiy Lancaster on the lth inst
according to his appointments after which he would sc
company hIm through the DISTINCT
Ine zeal md prompncss OF Mf. Jones uuzur well Of
success, and most Jusuy enue him only ~ the hearty
suppof, bot 10 the gratitude Of every Whg IN tho
D-ine Let this be accorded 10 him. and he will be cleo
led
Mr. Jones u young gentleman Of most decided taler,
IN admirable and sincent speHseT-a genuine Wbig-of
great Information concerning the politics not only Of the
present but Of the pas ume-and moreover Of the higb.
cst qualities a Every Wing may, without bssi.
aon. consent enuut bs principles Of the party 10 his
keeping and should be be elected W.T. -h must bapprn
The Wings do their ouy-we shall have secured an nbe
sdyOcaie Of those principles the floor OF CoBgfess
WiLLiANsBURs March E, lo47.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
TNIN-NT|TTT
To Colonel Goodson, of the House Of

DEAR CoL,sIL.-My ostiettsr 1as too long-thi, shall
be- oh0fef-thoush wanted pour out my whole heart
&C. y9u on the dagfacc that has bsac1 our venerable end
Of the "Jn.on" Bot one word fret touching Col Nc
Tho ChvaIy may Hntcf o. much os flry pIeuso % hs
staesma Iikc rcspuucrsn1ue OF tlom can produce any
thing half c4Inl Goo thsm Lot lIarue Try hi. hood b.
the wuy zee that n1t gallant Isadef Of me Chyafy hap
pcncd o. be ubscu, aud ODD not on the resourns-
But some Of bic followers not s1 Iucky They were
cOmpo, % 50 IT, DIDN'T you ENJOY their chap-n7 I've
doubt they would as SOM have swallowed rHt Give
them more Il it-maks them take o. Tn-y vii do r. with
WY face, n tho hope II guIng the Democracy Of the
SpunR elections. But hey cent DO ihat1nd their only
satisfaction vii be boo finding that they hav. humbod o. en-
selves M vain. Give 10 60 them, 10 Col. Ne prepare
some fosolutOns-whon 90 presen-and have the
doors locked, and make COL Ward put the keys peck.
otto prevent dVdgiBg.
Wy heart hss bed the thought Of the Unions die
grace. Nsg there eyer any Thing 20 equa III For De-
mefac BODY 10 sugmatse tho ysnerHble Editor having
iasn below The Democratic standard n gcntly Why IL
bos" cock fighting! There's survivinRiL Bat can't
Nnio aoOutH My feelings oyerpowsr mo. II ! we're In
NE piees would quit Washington IN disgusi. All Of you
shond forthwith wns letters n coincidence 10 the veer6n
fenbe-invite m back Richmond ADD give him n
nsTi 70 put him on he legs sgsn. And Col. Nc. should
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
From ne ~ y. Piesyane.
Capture OF Majors Gaines and Bor-
land.

The following is q minute account Than has yet
been Published Of the surprise and capture Of MAJ Games
and Borland, with their respective denchmsasi
Carr san JUAv % BUEu Vi.ri.
Dive Miles from 5aluio, MoucoJ Jsn %. IBt7.
Eps PIcAYrSE-V8uous accounts o. The capture Of Va
jorf Games Bofind and tho doachncft under u.r
cDnmands will d1uJttrs be the u. Slaes-soue Of
%, co. cfcdtnbo tho officers in captivity, tho Mex.
y,r.ion # tho story which reached Tepres'
tten 40 70 have been taken asleep without having hsd
tonun,ls ported out
know oil tho officers who have ben captured, and
without dsparagoment their brother officers. may say
confidently, their snpergr not 90 be found IN the
nonts 20 which they belong. The same may be saely
~ of the men with them, they we're oil picked men,
Officers and will desire that they be isihy represented
the United States, and hey will consider II burning
dsgsco 10 be suspected Of moi exhibiting wachuness and
high courage under any oifcusunccs write thefof ore
do them justice ss far 10 be done by brother ofccf
Ths evening Cspt Daniel Drake Honue Texan, Tor
merry Mier prisoner who escaped from the MeEicans
aud who IL also aoung In Gen. Woods column inter-
prefer who captured with the parties Of Gaines and
BOsnd, rescued the csmp, having inside his pc from
tho Mexican guard. hesrd him nauate al the cfeum
stances Of the surrender snd hs escape from Gen. Wool
Fuf two weeks past, daily, accounts and fumors have
bcen received by generals 10 command, a eonempla
ed stiaoks on Ssluio and Gen WooPs camp BY MoBi.
otco winch repre- ented by Of the MoKicpus
70 number 1900 men. On the 18th inst Msor Howard.
Of TsIst, who assistant sommIssary In Gen Woods
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
senate.

THURSDAY. March llih 1871.
A Communication received rom the House announ-
cling the passage OF sundTy bills which. on motion of Mr.
MehrilEs. were read twice and referred standing
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE
Mr. iKksr. from the House OF Delegates announced the
willingness Of that body to appoint committee OF confer
enee the bill extending the Jurisdiction OF the common
wealth OF Nirginia over the county of Alexandria.
The SPEAKER appointed the following gentlemen COM
miee OF conference on the part of the Senate -Messrs
Snnard, MeMulcn. CaPerton Voolfolk and Dcneae.
Mr.. McMuLLKN moved that Mr.. Cox be added TO the
committee, but accepted an amendment from Mr. DKSEALK,
by which Mr. wooDs would be added to 1t,
ayes !, noes l6
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The House OF Delegates have passed the following Join,
resolution;
Resolved bv the General Assembly of Virginia Thu, the
Auditor OF Public Accounts be and he hereby
and requested TO pay VIM 5. Moore the sum
al the present session. TO judgment in favor Of
Peter Moores administrator when the sad VIM s Moore
produces letters OF administration. property authenticated
from OF record in the United Staies showing
he has given good security administrator IN sum cuff
cent to cover the amounts appropriated Agreed by
the Senate.
The bill entitled empower the town OF Peters
burg TO construct ship canal was then taken up and
after being slightly amended by Mr. Cox. was passed
An act investing part OF the Literary Fund in build
ings Tor the Medical College in the Valley OF Virginia
Mr. Nc MULLEN moved To lay the bill upon table STA
ting at the time that he wished cer amendment
cctning the Emory and Henry College. Motion
by MeSsrs McMulcn, Cox and Caperon and opposed by
MessTs Gallaher Rogers, Stsnard aud Garrett. Motion
nCgsuved, and bill passed-Aycs -. Noes 4.
An act to declare Mckimm's creek, in the county Of
Tyler, public highway, and for other purposes Laid
on the table upon motion OF Mr. THOMSON.
An act authorizing the County Court OF Amelia county
TO assess the lands of Frances A. Wson--pssscd.
An act to establish the county Boone parts Of the
counties of Kanawha. Cabel and Logan reported with
several amendments, which agreed to. and bill pass
ed.
An act TO incorporate the Mount Vernon Cotton manu-
featuring company IN the town of Alexandria-passed
An act authorizing separate election a, FSbers mills,
in the county OF NelsOn--passcd.
The Chair vacated, upon motion of Mr. McMuI-
TO allow the Speaker to sign the enrolled bills
Upon motion of Mr. SMITH, the Senate adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

To the Voters Of the 7th Congressional District.
composed Of tie Counties Of Accomac. North.
amPtOn, Northumberland, Lancaster. Mathews.
Gloucester, York, Elizabeth Civ. Warwick.
James City, New Kent, Charles CITY. and the
Cry Of Williamsburg.
FTLow-t ITzEvs I'll wing received undoubfsd inror-
NATION nat hu Carter E-l. who was unanimously n1ni-
mated by the Convention which met AZ Hampton ss
hc Wing candidate Tor Congress n the District has bs,t
compelled by the pressure Of private business 10 decline
he contest, have been induced 1y tHc rsritsyns of
many wings OF high s'ancag. 10 dcclar, myself cand
d'c 10 fcrr's ni you boz Che Congress Of tho Und
siaes li be- respcc FOL- and necessary that in making
THE announcement should cecIlfo ~ Won r1ne a. he
reasons Thch have impelsd me Co. his c1ursc Tho Die.
Vct h very isfgc enc, end portions Of ore fspl-
oicd from others by oFoo b1des OF vatsr which .1t,
hc "nTn" nn Of intelligence t1rdy aid urcett,n: and
% was probable that before 1ny cuucsrt could bs had de-
DemocfaIc candidate would have canvas cd the g ff-
dntnc', au1 nc ptfson whom CO., choice OF the yg
nsh' nave i''H' would NOT DO I'D probability, have hsd
ul opportunity 0 f.un1 some u' the counties o. fI.-
Williamsburg central p.f.e from which rr-,II-,,,
can reach oil points boz tho DIatrct BOO shorter fr. ,
from cry other part Of and therefore thuoht thai
aeuon h'f would bo more prompt and efficient boo Oh erer
Rency ihan elfcwncro. But my principal motive wac %,
render % certain that Wing principles m rht mo-, ls ID, 5
champion however unworthy. n any other Vbig p
NE Dsuei, who may be actuatcd BY no same motive.
which have operated on me- shall have declared himself
c1nddaei and who shall be- regarded o. more available
/ VII TendIy fcsign The field 90 him.
| Having declared myself WhE, shall ssy nothing n
my political PRINCIPLES, until meet you in public shs.
meet Judge bayy IN the county Of Lancaster On the Lab
OF tbs month, and will continue with him until be e
ton. TINS will enable me 20 visit al the eou,rss in ,b
District eto' ~ Northumberland where shs endeavot q
| Be present on the fret day Of The Superior Court
WIN the hope That my motives In thus p.oeing myssl
before ne Dsuie tnsy be appreciated end my conduc
| spPfo'eo ~ you am, Your fellow-ciuzen.
wrLuDSuIs, stb March, Is47.
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BlL1InoRE, March IO-5P. M.

Fou-Thsre were sales yesterday v,rious parcels oi
Howard st Flour At Sc To-day tho market Il quiet We
note sale OF 900 bbls at 6; the receipt price 555I.
a sale OF 800 bbs City Mills Flour to-day at G.
Grain.-Limiied sales Of good 20 prime Maryland red
Wheaw continue TO be mado at l20al25 cts.
There IS loss active demand for Corn. We note sales
OF Nd white at 76a75 cents and Of yellow At 5OSs cs
but principally at 90 cts Sales Of Penna. yellow at
cts, and Of white a. ~ cts.
Oas arc ~ demand at IS cts.
PROVlSION5-In Pork there is little doing and pri-
ces arc nomiusy follows, Wis Mess SIG; and Prime
l35Oal4. We quote Mess Beet at IL 5Oal3 No At 10
5Oali and Primo 5,50s9 Sales Of limited parcels Of b.
con have been madu the lost lev days a, 7IaSc Tor
shouldefs "a DC for Sdot; and 9iil0c for Hans Lard
" not m active demand The last sales Of kegs were At
IOalVtc. In bbls We hear Of nothing doing.
Whskey-The demand IL limited at 25c for hhds and
29e for bbls, with smn oil anlns.
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Corn spondeHee the BaIimure Pa r,,t-sv r.,.y,.,
PMlLADELPuIA Mndnc.du. 49,. ~ y r =.

IT. 90 -, "i'' " eonesuay, March III, 6P. NJ.
There was rather than usual scvty at the STOCK
board to-day butno special change in preesPennsyyana
State 6s ii and SIS 7O4 U. 5. Treasury notes lOI Read
ing kalrond bonds 49, Morris Canal l3l.
ne hour market remains quiet, and rather dull-small
sales Pa brands at S5.s75 than which is NO, offered
Sses OF corn meal at $3.50, rye -four IS.
Prime red wheat is worth I25aI3O cts Small snles of
white corn at 81 cents aud yellow s5as6 cts; oats 4Oa
~ cents rye % es Cloveseed dull IS 25 per bushe
NO change TO notice in proVisions-pnces firm The
grocery market s also quiet previous rates Whiskey is
dull at 27s2s cents. "
The cotton market continues firm at previous ra,es
sales small $500