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Of the court Of common pleas for CarToll county, o.
bio, and u me directed, will offer for sale al the
door Of the court house in Carollton, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A NJ. and o'clock, p. N. on
Saturday The goth day Of March. le47,
the following real estate, TO wit part Of the north
east quarter Of section twenty in township sixteen,
in range six, bounded follows, viz commencing at
post thirynine feet east Of lot No SO in the town
OF Malvern, Carroll county, Ohio, thence east sixty
five feet to post, thence northwardly twenty-five
feet toa post east Of said lot So thence southeast
wardy TO the southeast Of said lot No IS and
the place of beginning, with the Improvements there
on. Taken in execution and will be sold BY me -
Terms cash, E MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
February 8, ,ls4T-l7-5t Pr fee %.
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NOTICE

Jam-s Wallace and Marguret Wallace his if
will tske notice that petition wss Fled sgaiust
them on the 2d day Of January, 1897 in the court
Of common pleus Of Carroll county. Ohio, by John
N. Doris, William Doris, and Rachel Doris, and
il nov pending. wherein the said John ~, VII.
liam, aud Rachel Doris demands partition Of the
following real estate, IN Carroll county, 10 witt the
west half Of the southeast quarter Of section FIVE.
in tow n-hip fourteen, Of range five, containing 90
acrrsi also 90 acres Of land lying the south side
Of the northwest quarter Of section four, township
and range aforesaid; and that at the next term of
eaid court application will he made by the said pet,
ion'f that an order Of partition may be made oisGid
prenisesi and ,hst the dover estate Of said Mar
gsret Wallace, wife Of said James Wallace, in said
premises nsy be aPsrIed and set of to her by meIes
ald Lounds VAN BROWN,
Attorney Tor Petitioners
January %, ls47--l6-6t. Fl. fee e2 rs.
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THE MARKETS.

CARRoLLToN, FEBRUARY 4.-Wheat, d. bush
56 cents; clover-seed, ~ bu. So; timothy-seed
$ bu. 81; fax-seed, " bu. 62!; oats, d. bu. II
corn, % bu. 25; rye, ~ bu. 28; beeswas, d. II
25; feathers, R B 25; butter, $ ib 8; lard, %
tb 5; taIow, q ib 7; flax, aP ib s; rags, $ B3.
BOLIVAR, FEBRUARY 3.-Wheat, per 6u. 75c.
PITTSBURGH, FEB. 2.-Flour, $ bb. So 81
asa 05; wheat, ~ bu. 55062!; clover-seed, So
CINCINNATI, JAN. 27.-FIour, S Dbl. So 95G
81; wheat, ~ bu. 10; clover-seed, ~ b So rs
New ORLEANS, JAN. 20.-Flour, $4 624O$4
Is; wheat, " bu. 92c; moasses, $ gal. CSC.
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. Flour, % Dbl. sea
sc 25; wheat, ~ bu. 81 3oO$l S5clover.seed
S bu. IS l2!; corn, ~ bu. 75085c.
New YORK, FEB. Flour, $bbl. 81; wheat
" bu. 81 As; pork, mess, $ Dbl. $130$13 124,
BALTIMORE, FEB. 1.-Four, $bbl. Sc; wheat,
" bu. 81, 80; corn, ~ bu. SOt0Slc.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll Carroll S.

George Arbueke, assIgn-l The said George Work
ee OF George Workman man, nonresident Of
". the State Of Ohio, 10
Lewis Crs wtord, admins hereby notified that oa
traitor OF Joseph Woik- the Goth day ofAugusl,
maIs estate, aud George 1916, George Artuckle.
Workman. assignee o said George
Workman. fled in the court OF common pleas of
the county OF Carroll, and STATE Of Oaio bill in
chauceEy, against the said Ctowfold, administrator,
&c, aad the said George Workman. The object
and prayer OF which Dil is that said CraW lord was
al the Oct term OF sal! court, l84l, appointed ad-
minisiral0r Of Joseph Wo,kmau's estate; that in
pursuance Of The appointment he came into posses-
SION Of the assets OF said estate, and discharged
generally the duties oi administrators; that on final
settlement, after dI-cbarging sundry liabilities OF
said estate, there remained in his hands about tbs
sum OF sos, for legal distributions that the said
George Wo kman Was the only surviving heir to
SAID estate; and hat he hss tor good and valuable
considerations sold and transferred bis interest
therein 10 complainant. The bill states tina, de.
ce sad had another child besides said George whoss
name was James Workmsn, but that he has been
in parts unknown for more han seven years, and
that he has died inteslale, leaving no heirs, that
complainant, assignee Of the said George, is al
entitled his part Of said estate lha. complains
AIT has oientimes applied 10 said administrator for
the money in his hands for distribution, and has
'rhHtteu anu IL" dss Has OVeh IE1Cy 70 give sOou
and sufficient bonds nf indemnify 70 said admins
traitor Tor the said sum OF money in his hands, be.
olging said estate, but that Er has hitherto relu-
sed 20 pay the same 10 complainant as assignee Of
the soe heir and di-trnDIee Of the estate Of Joseph
Workman. The Il claims general relief, &c. The
sad George Workman Is further notified that un-
less he appear and plead, answer or deraur 10 the
said bill within sixty days after the next term Of said
court the said George ArbuckIe, assignee, &c. the
term next after The expiration OF the sixty days,
will apply 10 said court, to take the matters and
things in said bill as confessed. and to decree there.
on acc diugy. STANTON & McCLAYE,
Solicitors for complainant.
January %, ls47--l5-6l.
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Road NOtice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition Will bt
" presented 10 the commissioners OF Carroll coun
ty, Ohio, at then March session, 1897, praying fo
an alteration in the road leading tom the town o.
Cadiz to the town OF Augusta, as follows conmen'
cling at the cross roads at the corner OF Nathan Per
mars farm, running near the line between henry
Pattori and Levi Marshall, and Oh the line between
James Kennedy and Levi Marshall, and on the line
between James Manlull and the widow Myers to
Manus lane then bear west so as 10 strike ASH,
tons fence about twelve rods from the old road, and
TO intersec the old road twelve or fifteen rods from
said corner, 10 keep as near said points as good
road can he made MANY PETITIONERS.
January 2o, I647--l6-4t
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LOOK OFT.

The partnership heretofore existing between
AyFes & Heuek, has been dissolved BY mutual con.
sent. Those why know themselves indebted to
said firm are requested 10 come aud settle their &C.
counts, and pay up or give their notes. 1ho-e WHO
cannot pay can have time ty calling aud giving
their noIes sOoni those who neglect this oppomiIy
will find their acconnIs in the hands Of Justices Of
The Peace Tor collection wi1hCuITespscg TO persOns,
as the looks must be settled up.
The business will be continued hereafter by COe
HeniCk, who have a large and general 50 :
msnt oil goods on hand, which they vii. sell very
cheap. Those who wish 10 purchase, aid want
good bargains, are inViIei 70 cal a. the sI1reoi
COE l. HEREiCK,
New Iarrisburgh. Carroll Co.. Fea 5. 1871.
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LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.

The New York Express Of Friday publishes
the following letter. which tells its own story TOO
well to need any comment. The Express says:
1t is but Just however, to its heroic writer, whose
courage and judgment are equalled only by his
honesty and modesty. to state, that it was written
10 near friend and relative, now resident of New
York, endeared to him by very many years of
personal intimacy, to whom he unbosoms all his
purposes opinions and feelings, without the least
reserve. This friend would not have taken the
liberty of making public communication OF this
nature, did not the recent manifestations OF the
envious malignity of the administration, and its
servants and friends, towards the man who alone
has saved them and the country from the conse-
quence of their rashness, ignorance and incapa'
city, make it necessary and just that the object
of their base detracon should, at this critical mo-
ment, be heard in his own defence, by the whole
people, in his own sim pie and honest language.
We have, adds the Express, more of this sort
TO communicate, and shall soon be able to show
that, in his defence against his own personal en-
emes and selfish detractors, as we'll as against
the armed enemies of his country, the old hero of
the Rio Grande is ever CROUCH AND REA.
DY."
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF SAID COUNTY,
Vacation after October term, A. D. ls46.
George Moore and Susanna Moore his wife
vs. Petition
Mary Bancek, widow, Mary Bancek, Cath : for Par
arine Bancek, Elizabeth Bancek, Julian tition.
Bancek, Martha Bancek, Thomas Bancek.
The said Mary Bancek, widow Nary Bancek,
Catharne Bancek, Elizabeth Bancek, Julian Bancek,
Martha Bancek, and Thomas Bancek, will take no.
tce that petition was filed against them on the Sc
cond day of February A D. I647, in the court of
common pleas of said county, by George Moore and
Susanna Moore his, and is now pending wherein the
said George Moore and Susanna N Noore his wife de-
mands partition of the following real estate, viz: the
west half of the southwest quarter of section seven
teen, of township thirteen, of range six, of the lands
made subject to sale at teubenvle, in the state of
Ohio Also, the north half of the east half of the
southeast quarter of section twentythree, of town
ship thirteen, of range six in said land district and
that at the next term of said court application will be
made by said George Moore and Susanna Moore his
wife, for an order that partition may be made of said
premises. ECkLEY DANl>,
Attorneys for Petitions.
February 5, ls47-I7-6t Pr, fee 50 80.
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nothing by it, as We could not move even nov;
had the enemy continued 10 occupy Saltillo; for,
strange 10 say, the first wagon which has reach
ed me since the declaration Of war, was on the
End inst. the same day on which received from
Washington oD acknowledgement ofmy despatch
announcing the taking Of Monterey; and then
received only 1875, so thai have been since May
last, completely crippled, and am still so for want
Of transportation. Aiier ukiug and scraping the
country for miles around Csmargo, collecting
every pack-mulo and other means Of trsnspoua-
ZION, | could bring here only 10000 rations,
(hiteen days supply,) with moderate supply Of
ordnance, ammunition, &c. TO do which, all the
corps had to leave behind portion Of their camp
equipage necessary for their comfort and, in some
instances among the volunteers, their personal
baggage. ! moved in such a way, and with
such limited means, that, had not succeeded,
should no doubt have been severely reprimanded,
if nothing worse. did so to sustain the Admin.
islration.
Ofthe two Regiments Of mounted men from
Tennessee and Kentucky, who left their respec-
tive States to join me, in June, the later has just
reached Camargo;ihe former had not got to Maia.
moras atthe latest dates from there. Admitting
that they will be as long in returning as 10 get.
ting here, 10 say nothing Of the time necessary
TO recruit their horses and were to be dscharg.
ed in time to reach their homes, they could serve
in Mexico but very shon time. The foregoing
remarks are not made with a view Of finding
fault with any one, but 10 point out the Difficult
ties with which have 10 contend.
Monterey, the capital Of New Leon, is situated
on the San Juan River where it comes out ofthe
mouniains,-the city (Which contains a popula.
ton Of about twelve thousad) being in part sur.
rounded by them, at the head Of large and
beautiful valley. The houses are Of stone, in
the Moorish style, with fiat roofs, which, with
their strongly inclosed yards and gardens in
high stone walls, all Ooped for musketry, make
them each fortress within ITSELF 1t is the mos
important place in Northern Mexico, (or on the
east side Of the Sierra Madre,) commanding the
only pass or road for carriages from this side be.
tween it and the Gulf Of Mexico. to the table
lands of the Sierra, by or thro ugh which, the ci
ty Of fMexico can be reached.
| much fear | shall have exhausted your pa.
tience, before you get hafthrough this long and
unineresdng letter. lfso, you can only commit
it to flames and think no more about it, as write
in great haste, besides being interrupted every
five minutes; so that you must make great allow
ance for blots, interlineations and bunders, us
well as want of connection in many parts of the
same.
Be so good as topresent me most kindly to
your excellent lady, and accept my sincere wish.
es for your continued health, prosperity and
fame. lremain, truly and sincerely.
Your fri end, z. TAYLOR.
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RnaA Noflc4

NOIlCk is hereby given. that a petlion viii hs
preseniro TO he Comm sionrFs Of CsrIol eoun-
y, Ohio Al hsir March srssioa, lss7, for alter.
alton Of the MeEnufe and Golden iosd. OF thar para
Of u that runs through John and William McGavs
rans iarmi sad alteration 10 commence on said read
at tlie iIne IeiEeeH David MOojy's farm and tbs
sad hcGavrans iarnl. thence west along said line
fotbe land Of Robert Mclaughlin, thence north A.
long the line between the ahds OF Rotert MeL.augh-
lin and said McGavrsns 10 where il sukes the L -
hon Bnd Catiz road. Many PrTl-IoNEns.
Jsnuary &C. is47--l0-4t.
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sherIG's sale

Byvrtue Of writ Of Fl Fa Il Lev Pa, issued out
Of the court Of common eus for trroll county, O.
bio, and 70 me directed will offer for sale al the door
Of the court house in Csrolton, between the hours
Of 10 o'clOek,A NJ and O'Clock, p. " on
Saturday the Goth day Of March, lS47,
the following described real estate 70 wit lot No
in the town Of New Hagerstown, with the improve
ments thereon Taken in execution and will be sold
By me Terms cash. MCGUIRE, herif
February 8, le47-I7-5t Pr fee l Co
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ORDER OF SALE.
John Anderson
William Wier.

w lltlull w lCIs
By virtue OF an order OF sale, issued out Of the
court of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, aud
to me directed, will offer for sale the door o the
court house in Carroton, between the hours Of 10
oclock A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. NJ. on
Saturday the Goth day Of March, l847,
the following real estate. to wr certain tract Of
land described as follows, viz: commencing at q
post in the centre OF the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton thirteen, township six, and range six, theme,
running thirteen and eighty-eight hundreds chains
south with the division line TO post, thence nortt
eighty-eight degrees west FIVE and seven hundrellI
chains TO a post thence north five degrees west fou
chains, thence moth four degrees west ten and six
ty-hundredlh chains to the north boundary of said
quarter section, .henCe east wiki the north bounds
ry Of said quarter eleven and fifteen hundredti
chains to the place Of beginning, containing fifteen
and five hundredth acres. Taken in execution and
will be sold BY me. Terms cash.
Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissionerin Chancery.
FEBRUARY 5, l847- l7-5t. Pr. fee 3.
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SheriT'S Sale.

By virtue of writ of vend eXponas, issued out OF
the court of common pleas for Jefferson county, 0.
ho, and to me directed will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in Carrolton, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, A NJ and o'clock, p. Nj. on
Saturday the goth day of March, lS47,
the following real estate, to wit lot number twenty,
six in the original pl,t of Cenrevle (now Carroll.
tom with the Improvements thereon. Taken in ex-
ecution and will be sold by me. Terms cash.
L. MCGUIRE, sheriff.
February 5, lS47-l7-5t. Pr. fee 81 30.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
The State of Ohio. Carroll Co.

ne OIdIU UI OIIV. .NdIIUII %
VS.. - -. --
Robert McElderry and wife, and IN 'AN"IIAA
John Miller and wife.
BY virtue of an alias order issued out of the court
of. common pleas of Carroll county, and to me di-
reced, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Carrollton in said county, on
Saturday the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1847,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock
P NJ on sad, all the following described real estate
of said above named defendants to wit: lot No so
and thrtysix feet fronting Market steet off the east
side of lot No. 49, running back the whole length of
said lots with the appurtenances thereto belonging.
Said lots originally laid out by Peter Bohart in the
town OF Centrevlle (now Carrollton in said county
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
January 20, l945-l5-6t Pr. fec 81 %!
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Estate Of Nathaniel Hayden.

NOTICE is hereby given that have been appoint.
~ ed administrator ON the estate of Nathaniel Hay
den. late OF Carroll cocnty, Ohio, deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and those having claims, to
present them, legally proven, FOR settlement, within
one year. WILLIAM DAF i Aaih L
January lk le47-i+-St-
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Hid. Qrs. Army Of Occupation or InUasiOn. !
MONTEREY, Mexico, Nov. 8, 1886.

My dear +F**F***,
Your very kind and acceptable letter of the
31st of August, +***+ reached me only short
time since, for which beg leave to tender you
my sincere thanks. A few confidential remarks
on certain public transactions are here omitted.
After considerable apparent delay on the part of
the Or. Masters Department, in getting steam
boats into the Rio Grande, adapted to its navga.
ton, | succeeded, towards the latter part of Au-
gust, in throwing forward to Camargo. "a town
Situated on the San Juan river, three miles from
;ts junction with the Rio Grande, on the west
side. nearly 500 miles from Brazos Island by wa
ter and 200 by land, and l4O from this place,) a
considerable depot of provisions, ordnance, for
age and ammunition, and then, having brought to-
gether an important portion of my command,
determined on moving on this place. Accord
ingly, after collecting 100 pack mules, with
their attendants and conductors, in the enemies
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AIsO.-At the same time and place, by virtue oi
TWO wr,ls, one Of them p.urIus ais vend eX, the
ohei 5lh pIu vendi, issued ont Of the court OF com
mon pleas for Carroll county, Ohio and to me di-
rected will offer for sale the following real estate
10 wit the north half OF the southwest quarter o.
section fourteen, township thirteen, in range four
also, the southeast quarter Of the southwest guar
ter of section fourteen, township thirteen, Of range
four, containing forty acres. Taken in execution
and will be sold by me. Terms cash.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
February 5, l947-l7-5t. Pr. fee 90.
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The WEITHER.-The weather dur.ngths win
ter has been such a coPricious chiel that man
unacquain'ed with "lhe slighs Of hand" would
fail 10 keep correct record Of is changes
Wednesday last vas Usbering in amid all the vis-
ible signs Of approaching sPrng-bofore noon
one Of the most severe snow Storms wo ever wit.
messed took place, and-bqt we will no, sfiempi
10 follow its changes; when three days passes
without radical change in the weather we shall
promptly record il smongsEihsremarksble events
Of The year.
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Sale Of Real Estate bv Order n Courf,

On MaHd.y ihnsist day Of Mareh. 1871, a u q.
clock, d. gf md DAY, on te PREMISE II tle :on q
Malvern, formerly Troy Carroll eountg. Ohio WI
be sold . the highest bitlef. the fslouina real e.
tate, as the property Of David WOTknan. deceased.
nlots NJ s and 65, in tho town Of Malvefa, az
praised rs follows: lotAosEt $50 and lot No IS, a
ESQ Terms Of sale: oue-third in han1, ond the res-
ioue In two equal tnuupl nstalmenla with intsrOss
secured By mortgage On the premises.
JOHN 8 ORIN,
Bxocu.og Of David Wogkman.
January 42, lG47-I5-5t.
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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5, Is47

ASSOCIATE JUDGE.-On Saturday last DR.. JOHN
S. HUNTER, of this town, was elected Associate
Judge for this county.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Samuel Sala }
VS.. IN CHANCERH.
James Tolan.

By virtue of an alias order Of sale issued from the
court of common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio and
to me directed will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Carrolton in said county, on
Saturday the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1847,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock
P. M of said Gay the following described property
of the above named defendant to wit: SO feet off the
entire west side of lot No. So in the original plat of
the town of Centreville (now Carrollton) in said
county, with the privileges and appurtenances there
to belonging. ROBERF McCLANE,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
January %, I947-l5-6t. Pr fee 50 25.
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The State of Ohio, Carroll county, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob Lodge Vacation after October term
o
Petition for Divorce.

Jacob Lodge D vacation alter UCt0ber term,
vs. A D. 1916.
Elizabeth Lodge J Petition for Civorce.
The said Elizabeth Lodge will take notice that said
Jacob Lodge filed his petition in the office of the clerk
of the court of common pleas in and for said county,
against her, on the 9th day of February, A. D. lS47
in which petition said Jacob Lodge prays said court
to dissolve the marriage contract existing between
said parties, and for cause says that said Elizabeth
has been wiluly absent from said petitioner for three
years last past and that she has been guilty of gross
neglect of duty, and that sadpetton is now pending
and will be for hearing at the next term of said court
at which time and and place you may if you please,
appear, Defend &C. JACOB LODGE,
By EcKLEY & DAVIS, his Attorneys.
February 5, lS47-l7-6t Pr, fee 50 so.
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Saturday the Goth day Of March, le47,

the following real estate, TO the northeast guar.
tel OF section FIVE, township fifteen, in range i've,
con.aining one hundred aud sixty-Iwo and fifty
hundredIh acres. Taken in execution aud will be
sold by me. Terms cash. {. McGUIR Sheriff.
February 5, l847-l7-5t. Pr. fee l 30.
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Nathaniel KNOTS, ct, ais.

NdJHdHlel hHOIlSs Gu ais
Pursuant to decree of court, made in this case al
the April term, A. D. 1874, will offer for sale on
the premises, on Saturday the 9th day of March, A.
D l847, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and
d. p NJ. of said day, the following real estate be-
longing to said estate, to wit lots number l5 ST. 49,
80, 34 35, &c. S7 49, 49, TO- u, 73, a. 55 81 ard
So, in the town of Downingville, in said county -
Ase, will be sold at the same time, on the premises
above named in Downingville, lots number 46, IL,
and part of lot number %, in the town Of Pekin in
said county Also, at the same time and place farm
containing 1873 acres, more or less adjoining the
town of Downingville. The land is Of excellent
quality, unsurpassed for productveness by any land
in the same region of country, in view of the sandy
and Beaver Canal, where good market is in twenty
minutes drive of the buildings. Terms of sale: one
third cash in hand the residue in two equal annual
instalments, with interest, secured by mortgage on
the premises. JAMES MILLER, Executor
February s, ls47-l7-5t Pr. fee So
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B0sTos' JAE. 3O.-flour, y bDl. 20 75fae7.
The quotations Of the eastern markets are CO.
pied from the Teiegraphic reports of the Pits
burgh Daily Gazsus, and are some three days later
than reach this pacelhro1gh any other channel. ]