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COIIeglate EducatlOn.

Any Young man, residing in the county Of Carroll,
can procure scholarship in the Allegheny College.
PG for from one to tntse years Years OF CHARGE BY
January %, ls<7.
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PnT METAL.

7 AM paving ONE CENT per pound. in castings Tor
l old pow points. mod boards. mill gearing ana
ali kinds of old meta that has not been burned IN
the FIRE; delivered at the Caroton ioundTy.
''' N'N' &. l.. LITTELL'
June 27, 1916 6-37-6t.
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Special Master Commissioners Sale
STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, SIS.
oorpr OF COMMON PLEAS, VACATION AFTER ocIoREI
TERM, A. D. l846.
George w. Elmer and wife

Mary sehaffer, George Beatty and Mary Beatty :
his wife, David Schaf'er, John Schatier' Daniel :
Schaffer, Hamilton Schafer, Henry Schafer'
SOLOMON Koontz and Martha koonIz his Eie' :
George Schafer, Jacob S. BrownweiI and ann :
Eliza BrownweII his wife, and William ochai'
fer.
DY virtue of an order of sale. issued out OF the
d court OF common pleas for Carroll county ONO
and to me directed, will offer for sale at the doo
Of the court house in Cauoton, on
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SALT.

40 Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt Just re-
ceved and for sale by = SINCLAIN'
Carroton, Feb. 26, l547-20-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05
aTrp FROM THE SOUTH.

The steamer Palmetto from Galveston, 10 \.
O.!saas, in the m;,I> ii heavy gale tool; fire.
producing the utmost possible alarm among the
rassengcs-bEl i. was soon sub uei by HE cooi-
ness u Capt. Smith
There is siory in the Galveston News, told
BY ,canlsrer recently nom Mexico, 10 The effect
that Col. Riley was recently surrounded al NJ
los. by $500 Mcxicass under Gen. Urea, and that
ltere was no hopecl Col. RS escape
The picayrne does moi believe word OF il.
The military ami civic authorities Of Tabasco
have published pIonunciamenlo, lcnouncins
,bcir ale,iance 10 tie Federal Government u
Mexico, as tina; Government had failed 10 send
Them ait and succor. Senior Traconis was ap-
ponet a the head Of the revolution in conside-
ration a his heroic de ence ot the Stale from the
invasion II The American squadron in the mouth
VI October.
In Campcachy, Senior Domingo Barrel pub
lshed an address on ltc 5.h November. in which
IL presents himself as The chief 81 the glorious
revolution witch was that Gay commenced, and
swears 10 discharge Lis duy with Loyalty and pu-
rly. This may b. hew outbreak u the spirit
before manifested in Campeachy, 10 sunier en-
,ircly all political ccnnec ion mh the Govern
meui 81 Mexico. We have ~ accoun:s Of how
il ia, feSnl,ed
The Picayuac gives accounts Il he loss Of The
Somcls IF Vera Cruz.
Aa extract Of a letter 10 The Bi ISL consul al
Ta.Grico written Ivy ne captain oiihe British III
gale Alarm, describes the accident, speaks o
the 81 men saved BY The Jnint eSerii1ns OF the
French and English; bui explicitly gl7es 10 The
Flen, hmen the credit Of the most efficient service
A letter from Tampico says ii IS expected Her
rera will be elected President Of The republic ara
tina, ovenures for peace will be Immediately
made 10 our Government; bul il is lhoueh' pfooa'
BILE that as soon as Santa Anna hears OF sucn al
occurrence, he will proceed 10 the capital and DE-
pose the President elect.
The Eco del Tampco OF the l2.hsconlains The
correspondence between General Taylor and
Santa Anua. which is Of some importance ,og ar
EXPRESSION Of Santa Anna. General TsyeI'
,,rer is dated from Sal.illo, November 2o' il
which he acknowledges Santa Annals cou les.
in releasing seven prisoners, ami Gnoles ffoe IN
armisiice OF Monterey passage in justification
of our government against Il reflection oil SAINT
Anna, He concludes with expressing hop
Ina, The Mexican Congress will accept Inc ofer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05

Abou, 10 o'clock on Thursday night fire
broke out in The lumber yard corner OF 5,h and
Marshall streets, owned and occupied by Messrs
Edwin P and Leroy A. Crenshaw. In few
minutes large quantity Of lumber, stable, Tin
which were four hoises,) and an office, were
wrapped in flames. The fire companies we're
prompt in arriving al the scene and exerted them
selves to save the old Methodist Church adjoin-
ing (la.ely used as house Of worship by the Lu-
theran denomination but 10 lille purpose; lor
the flames rose so high and The heat was so in
tense, tha; The roof took FIRE, and was nearly de-
slroyed, or SO much damaged as 10 require new
one The flames, however, were finally exlir-
suished By The engines throwing several streams
Il water into the interior and upon The roof Of
n binding The church was owned by Mr..
V - ;ya.s, who was insured 10 the amount Of
SO 0G1. The benches and furniture Of The
church we're removed while the fire was in pro-
gress.
Mr.. E. Z. Crenshaw lost a quantity OF lum-
Der, stable, some provender and couple OF va
liable horses, which were burnt in The stable
TWO other horses were rescued; mol however,
before receiving some injury by The fire. Total
loss, over and above insurance, about $500
MIR. Leroy A Crenshaw lost about $500 worth
OF lumber, &c, beyond insurance.
Ii is believed The FIRE was the work OF an incen-
diary, as negro was seen to run out OF the lo'
few moments before the fire broke out. Suspi-
cion rests upon negro fellow who may yet re-
ceive his deserts At the hands Of The law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05
MIR. BaYLY'S SPEECH.

We have read with great inteTes, the Unions
sketch OF this gentleman's able and conclusive
speech, on The 23d December, upon The Mexican
war. The ''hour rule" prevented him from e!aho-
rating the important points which he so clearly
laid down ard briefly bu. strongly argued. we
presume that be will prepare his remarks 'oF
publication, when we shall lay them before our
readers. In the mean time, as an act oil Insiice
10 virsinan, Who always speaks with force and
learning and cearness OF argument, we exiac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05
SATURDAY, JAN. 2, 1877.

MIR. BOCOCk, from Inc committee for Courts
OF Justice, reported bill providing for The pun
ishment Of certain offences within The cities, towns
and boroughs of this Commonwealth, which was
read first and ordered 10 be read second time
Mr.. HCLLADAY, from the committee on
Claims reported bill concerning Robert Lucas,
deputy for David Sniveey, sheriff of Jefferson
county also bill concerning Dan'l G. Henkle,
deputy OF David Sniveey, sheriff Of Jefferson
county-bolh of which were read The first time
and ordered 10 be read second.
Mr.. FLOYD, from the committee on Roads
reported The following bills, which were read
first lime and ordered to be read second:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05

ENTHUSIASM OF The COUNTRY.
Pennsylvania has with promptness and pa
,yiolsm which do her all credit already filled up
the requisi,ion Tor a second regiment OF volun-
teers Tor the Mexican war. The regimen, is
composed of The following companies, which
will be mustered iElo The service Of the United
States a, Pittsburg about the 9Th January:
Reading Artillery, Capt. Loser; Cameron
Guards, (iarrisbutg,) Capt. Williams; Colum-
bra Guards, (Dauv,llc) Capt Wilson German
Gseys, (Pnsburg,) Capt. Gu,zweiler; Faye,.e
County Volunteers, Capt. Roberts; American
Ilighlandefs, Cambria county, Capt. Geary;
Cambria Guards, Capt. injury; Wesimoreland
Guards, Capt Johnston Philadelphia Rangers,
Capt. Naylor Stockton A,lillers,s Carbon
county, Capt. Miller.
Mississippi, Too, is again ready for the field
with her second regiment. Her sons, many of
whom we are proud 10 know personally, cove ed
themselves with honor in the storming OF Mon
tersy. The new regiment, we are sure, will ex-
hibiI equal efficiency and gallantry on The plains
OF San Luis Potosi, or under the walls Of Vera
Cruz. The following companies, making up the
second regiment, will rendezvous al Vicksburs
between the LIST and 5ih of January. Mississip-
pi is DESTROYS 10 have The first regiment Of eight
ing boys" subject 10 The orders of Gen. Scott at
New Orleans:
Lowndes Guards, CAPITA. X. Blythe Marshall
Relief Guards, Capt. J. II. Fitzpatrick; Choc,aw
Volunteers, Capt. Enos Elder; Monroe Voun-
teers, Capt. J. NJ. Acker; Tippah Guards, Capt.
w. J. Daniels; Thomas Kinds Guards, (Jefer-
son Co.. Capt. Charles Clarke; Union Grays,
(Auala Co.. Capt. A. Melville; Pamela Boys,
Capt. A. A. Overflow; Union Company claw
renee and Covinslon counlies,) Captains name
not given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05

Correspondence of The Journal OF Commerce. ]
MONTEREY, California; Sep 18Th, 1916.
now date from shore instead OF the irisate
Congress- because my duties are on land. The
citizens OF Monterey elected me on the 18Th inst.
Alcaide that is chief magistrate of This jurisdic-
ton. | had been performing the duties OF The
post under an appointment OF The Commander
IN chief Of The American forces here. This CON-
mission expired on the l5.h when | was elected
hy The sutirases OF The people. The vote poiled
was 4 very large one, though no officer or sxa-
man. connected with our squadron, wen, to the
polls. mention these facts as an evidence Of
the G cd feelings which prevails here toward our
Flag ANY hostility must have defeated my
election. The offi-e is which | do no,
covei; it is full oi labor and responsibility. II
covers every question Of civil police in Monte
rev, and reaches 10 the lives and fortunes OF the
inhabitants, through an immense jurisdiction.
The Congress is here from her trip 10 The South.
Her sailors and marines with Commodore Stock
ton al their head forced General Castro out Of
California. He might have infiaded the march
OF the Commodore from San Pedro to his camp
and made The forces oil the Congress wade
his camp Illuminating paper missiles, Till they
were near his lines, then suddenly broke up and
fed with a small band 10 Mexico His officers
and men have returned 10 their homes, and signed
aParole not to take up arms against The authority
OF The United States, or say or do any hing 10 dis
,urb the tranquility of the presen, Government
This puts an end To all further war in California.
Indeed there is disposition here among the peo.
pile TO offer resistance. The masses are thorough
ly with Us, aud right glad 10 get rid of Mexican
rule. Had il been otherwise, they would never
have elected me TO The chiel masislracy Of Mont
Grey. We are all regarded more in The light OF
benefactors than vic,ors. Their friendship AMI
confidence must never be betrayed. California
must never BE- surrendered TO Mexico. II that
country has still good claims 10 her, lie, those
claims be liquidaled by an equivalent in money.
Bot il would be treason to the lives and fortunes
Of the best inhabitants 10 surrender the province
itself Let Congress al once annex her 10 the
Union as territory, and establish civil govern
ment.
We require here new judicial system; the
present one throws all the responsibility on The
Alcalde. broke through the trammels OF usage
few days since, and einpannelled the first jury
that ever sat in California. The first men in
Monterey were on il; the case involved large
amour. of property, and the allegation of high
crime. No one man should decide such case.
The ve,dc, Of the jury was submitted TO, without
murmur from either OF the parties, and the
community seemed much gratfed with this new
form Of trial. They think and very rightly too,
ma! Twelve men are less liable TO partially, pre-.
JUDGE and corruption, than one. II was The es-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05
MONEY MARKETING New York Jour

MONEY MARKET,-The New lofK JouT-
nal Of Commerce of Thursday 2, P. NJ. saws
Money has all a, once turned plenty in wall
street, in The very face and jaws OF the monster,
Large amounts of good business paper hav psen
sold in the street 10 day a; seven per cent. Yes
,srday the rate was nine per cent Tor such paper
No particular change in facts, only men besia TO
see the golden rays coming in The east Inc
Ranks have million OF Treasury Notes, which
will feed The monster for some days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05
THE ENQUIRER.
RIO MOND, VA.
=-----------
Saturday Morning, January 2, ls47.

Major General Winfield Scott, with his aides
de-camp Captains Williams and Scott, and Maj.
Smith, took their departure from New Orleans
on the 23d December, in the steamship Alabama,
for Brazos Santiago, en- route for Tampico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05
For tie Enquirer.
II U
A CARD.

II rio p,,,;,,oro C,,rar AZ III, 81 inc, !, IN,
- -. - o"rfe - w "''
ietler, signed "a lyio, anu daled "ltlchhoao,
25h December, al midnight is published, which
NAV reou;re soms notice Thai notice mus, he
Ink, n. ,r,,or !, 49,. ;.,,,. .a,.,;n
oi'e'' ~ "''"'' - wig '"'"'"o"' "e''o'
has oase'y illuminated This community, AM mas
falsely. ami in violation oi truth, made safe
men,s which Il credited woula conS;on ,h.s
:,
wh'ic Guy ~ 'ie eoh'e"i" "nu ue'es'"'i'" - az
coed men. lie mas falsely abd iyln2iv lhsinuari,
that one OF ourJudicial tribunals has been bribed.
tie has ia'seiY ana iyihsv represented, ma r.
oions mon has been te>,faihed oFniSp F>.d ~ 'he
State Puhhc Guard and the Guy troop. nc as
'aIsely ani Iyinely rcWcS,t'td, thai one o. me
vcuns oi'ice - 'hr volunteers prefefTd his Ser
vices 10 qacIi he rl",.' That ollicer never prot
tered any such services, nor ~, he order one q
his command 7" mn7r nom 'hc Union Hotel IN
~ 3a.'SF"fe 81 me Guy earnestly enlrfaied
him Ia cal 0nl III volunteers, AMI Ia restrain hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05
THE United States for the termination Of hosli.

oiIhe United States for The termination Of hosli-
lities.
Santa Anna replies from San Luis Po,osi, No
vembef "A. lie supposcs Gen. La Vega 10 be
sill in New Orleans, and concludes with the fol-
lowing passage which we find in lie Picayune
II will conclude This no;e by assuring you that
entertain the hope that the sovereign National
Congress, which is Immediately 10 be installed,
Will acl as shall be mnsl conducive 10 the interest
Of thcrepuhlic; bur tei;eve that do mol deceive
myself IN assuring you mat neither The Congress,
nor any Mexican, will ever lie able 10 listen 10
oyerturcs oil peace unless The national territory
be hist evacuated Gy The forces ot lie United
STATES, and the hostile altitude Of their vessels Of
war he wiihdfawn. TINS must be without doubt
The preliminary Of whatever negotiation may be
opened, and il may ie permitted 10 me 10 declare
10 you, that the nation moved BY sentiment OF
patriotism, and Determined 10 dtisnd al every ha-
zaId and inch By incK lis territory, will never
cease 10 qualify, As il deserves and as The world
mas already qualified Il, line cuGducl o! The United
States, ana II viii 10 wna,cver il can aud ought
hnnorab'y 10 deserve he lille which il bear, of
independent and tree"
This (says lhr v. .. CourirD is certainly hos
Tile Language on tic Fart OF the Mexican Chief,
-,
o'asaao hh '''e'siew IN ne pains o. oah Lu-
IS Prtos Will perhaps bring Inn 70 reason
Col. CAFES, at Tainpco. has published an or
der Embellishments, amino n s,,;,ro,s l,,ors ;,
-
wa. p"ee.
Col Hays has arrive! from New Orleans AT
Galveston, and gone to San Ant, MO. 10 have his
regiment in complete and SPEEDY orsanization.-
- f0''S ''''' "" no ""' =
Idnp'co, 'wherc ne VIII lake command o. one
division OF tie Army, and viii Of course be the
cummander.in-chiet ber,srer frcm wbop 81,
,,,,sr. ~, -.
o'ue'' mus p'o'es"
Insre are rnmofs u an expected attack upon
Tampico (wncie tterc are $40 AmericaEs by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05

We understand that the tobacco factory OF MIR.
Thomas Lee, in Petersburg, was destroyed on
Wednesday night last by fire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05

We are requested TO announce that John 3
freeman declines being candidate TO represent
the county OF Sussex in the next General Assem-.
bly, OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05
: Il tI'tl :.
RICHMOND.
PHILADELPHIA lND 7IrrsBURG :

PHIL 4 DEL2HiA MD 3iFFS6URG =
Tie Philadelphia ingair'r Il t'fiasy >ay>:
The Commiuess af- hn>ilg engaged in oo-
tainin- further subscriptions 70 rhc SIX al he
penns Iva ia Ra,lniat Nysr.y the %boe
amour, neered "a s'cnre tie Charter aas been
Subscribed A few days longer, and NC shall be
able L. arrouncc thai his .ieat measure j. safe.
Early in the year lSi7 therefore, gill be COM
nrnccd one oi tie IN ~ magnificent undertakings
ina, has eyer hecn attempted ~ Pennsylvania
The results of his great Improvement wlii, va
vcarufr 10 predict lar sufpass even me expesta-
lions OF The most sangnine.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS. he seam
er Alabama, which leii New Orleans on the 23i
u,imo for the Rio Gisnde, and On ard Of which
Gen. Scott and his Staff we're passengers, there
were also embarked five companies OF the Uni
led States Mounted Rfemen, as follows Com
pany a, Capt Lofing and Liens. Morris and
Palmer; Company B, Capt Sande,.on and
! Lieut.. Gordon; Company D. Capt. Pope and
Lisu,s. Claiborne and Hawkins; Company Z,
| Capt Crilen.en AMI lie l. Way; and Company
/ G, Cap. Simonson and Lieu,s Russell ard
4 Gibbs All destined for Tamri,o-the whole M
der the command OF Major Sumner, Major Bur
bridge being compelled To remain q; New Or
| leans in c1nse cu-nc- 81 illness. Licr;s New
ION. Upton, TAILOR Lindsay, AM Ewvll. with'a
de,acbmca, OF men were $50 LET behind Tor some
DAYS. 10 supefinleni the shipmen, OF the horses
belonging 10 the companies, which are 10 De des
patched a, the earliest possible moment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-05

COLONEL OF THE LOUISIANA REGI-
MENT.-Major Louis G. De Russy has been
elected Colonel OF The Louisiana Regiment OF Vo-
lunleers, which has recently been mustered into
the service OF the United States. The election
was conducted in strict accordance with law
tbir,y-nine commissioned officers voting. There
were three competitors for the office, and the vote
STOOD as follows: For Louis G. De Russy 81 votes;
S. F. Marks IA; - Moone 4.
No choice was made Tor the stations Of Lieut..
Colonel and Major. Capt. Theodore Lewis re-
ceived onlas first ballot. the highest volc for the
FIRST, and Capt Francis Girault the highest vote
for lhs second named office; failing 10 sc. ma
jority OF The whole number Of votes, there was
no election. The law provides, in such cases,
that The appointments shall be made by The Co.
vernor-bul il is optional with himto order a new
election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

Wheeling Banks are III per cent discount.
Domestic exchange very inactive, and quotations
ppot be considered otherwise than nominal There is
emit, movement in specie, but principally for domestic
nnrnoso. pncurrent money is tolerably plenty The
go, ;,eux Of merchants from the interior gives
shrns.noo =, 'ucurrsnt money for redemption.
Ths oornor.,ior of the city of St Louis have adver
I'll Co. ofs 1000 This loan is to provide for
~. n.,m.n, =, or,s,an Nug bonds and obligations Of
indebtedness which fall due the present fiscal year The
second and fourth sections of s'Ao a's "1"s '0
creation of this loan are as annex VI
SIC The bends to be issued uud, ~. ~ h "a
this ordinance shall be, each for the "a .om,tar
dollars and shall be signed by the Mayor sL. 10 lear
signed by the Treasurer and Comptroller; T tho ssIe
ed bearer and shall be dated the day u g.. H.
th, r.of and, not otherwise provid. ~
BILE at the end Of tweny from the date Their.
shall be made payable principal and interest, eith
In this city in the city Of New York at the option OF
the purchaser which shall be designated at the time Of
Of per centum per annum, payable semiannually
for which shall be attached said coupons to be
signed by the Treasurer.
SEC a. The Mayor shall sell all, any part Of the
aforesaid bonds at to person or persons who may
apply for the same and he shall deposte the money
csived from sale In the city treasury and such
person or persons who may buy said bonds at shall
have option Of having the bonds executed redcena
Bile in either three six nne ten or twenty years as ne
they may soct and desnite at the Time OF
This is no increase Of the debt of that city, the
amount money rased by the sale Of these bonds
appropriated payment of bonds about telling due
Ths bonds falling due bear interest Of eight and ten
cent while those about being issued will only bear
A., interest Of six DER cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22
BY II II k M AlL6.
WAsHISoros, Aug. 20, lsa7

WAsHISoros, Aug. 20, ls47.
Midshipman Rogers
We are gratifed to learn from Dr. Wright Of the navy
who has been performing the duties Of surgeon both to
the army and navy along the 6uf during the present.
war; and especially to the army pending the operations
at Vera CRUZ that the of Mashipman Rogers has
not altogether been so uncomfortable many would
suppose. On the might that Rogers was captured on
shore, Wright his sole companion but succeeded In
makingihis escape As prisoner, Rogers found ready
medium Of communication with his ship through the
British naval officers at the station, and Dr. Wright
gives the most favorable Of their kind and
conduct in behalf Of his unfortunate colleague
in that unfortunate night survey Indecd the inter-
course between the officers and men Of navy and
those Of the British French Spanish and other neutral
powers In the Gulf Except at Hsvana) has been dstin-
guished for that rivalry In good services which
ought to distinguish the associations Of the srmy
and navy Of friendly nations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22
WASHINGTON, August 10, Ie47
The War--Pion Of a Peace.


The plan Of peace has been anticipated. There Is
peace. Some months ago reoolect suggest.
ing plan Of peace II that Cen Scott march In
Mexico-that the army issue pronunciamento from
the capital declaring Scott the dictator Of the Republic
and that the United treat with him % such ana
hold the Mexcans responsible for the fnlmsnt oft
bargan Now It appears the Mexicsns have suspected
some such thing foot-they have suspected tina.
the american army on reaching the capital will orga-
nze on the basis Of the peace
with It as the legitimate government, and hold ths
country in te,rorsm, 10 the bargain Hence, santa
Anna the Mexican Congress has secured the ooune
Of the British Government In advance, TO the
legitimate Mexican government, wherever Il may be-
located during the war, which might be q bar TO
the authority OF any other government establish
ed In Mexico, than that recognised by the British
"a the legitimate one. Very we'll But there
especial necessity for such precautions No patch
ed up treaty Of the sort suggested will be attempt
ed. This government designs nothing more nor less
than bringing the legitimate Mexican tsef
10 terms however constituted, and however remote the
point TO which 1t may retreat.
How supremacy ridiculous would be 70 treat with an
apology for government established by Gen Scott -
How utterly preposterous and iaacious Yet the pre-
caution on the part Of the Mexicans wssa Wise one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YoRx, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Auo. 81.
The market for -four and grain opened pretty nrm at
yesterdays prices butat the close there some hsav
manifested owing to its being the close Of tho week
and many merchants having left town temporarily for
the country Sales Of Genesss -four made at S. H.
- 10 50 SIX. A lot of fat hoop Ohio one brand
void at 50 10, and lot OF do bakers brands, at So
Where was no Southern Of moment IN market Sales Of
nh kinds were limited Sales Of Virginia and North
Ca, vns wheat made at 40 cents for the red and
at Il ~sents for the white. Acsnsidsrsbs sale Of West
arm Vmads, for export, ivats terms and lot of
,ommo, Sdp. sold at 81 Sales Of mixed made