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Bed Blankets
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nov 90, JACKSON s. L!LLARo
Athens Female Academy,

vlNHE Trustees OF the Athens Female
II Academy respectfully announce to the
public that tn first Session of the Insttu-
| non. under lis new organization. will COM
mence on the first Monday of September
next. under the care of Miss O. Il. MARCH
BANKS, as Principal.
Being resolved to use every effort to
place thls Institution on an equality ii eve
~ respect, with the bes, OF the kind in
The courlry, and being satisfied that It's
present accomplished Principal will give
perIec, satisfaction to lis pupils and patrons,
the Trustees rely with an abiding conli-
dence upon the corporation OF the friends
| Of female education in theIr efforts to main
tain the institution upon the mos, perma-
men, and elevated position.
To secure the most thorough and accom-
pllshed education. the course OF study Will
be the same as is adopted in the best Fe-
male Academies Of the country, and addl-
rl0nal teachers will he engaged from time
to time, as the number of pupils increase
SO as 10 require it.
frl7- The services of Prof. G.. r. KNABE
have been secured as teacher in the
Musical Department. His reputation as a
IfAcn"r on MUSIC IPNNPfS " unnecessary W
say any thing IN regard TO his quartica'
tons He will also give lessons, II desired,
TO others not members of the Sch Uul.
The tuition fees and incidental expenses
will be as follows:
Sr"I,rr, Reading, Writing Arihme-
tie, English Grammar and Geog-
raphy, SOU
French, Italian and Spanish Lane
euaces, Mathematics, Natural PAT
losopnv, Moral Science, Aslrono-
my. &C.. 1850
wing. Painting, Sc, 800
Music on the Piano, lo.uO
Guitar, 1900
Incidental Expenses, LOO
The Trustees have the assurance from
several of the most respectable families OF
the place that they will board young ladies',
including light and fuel, at from 1 | 80 to
$500 per week.
VISITORS.
Rev John ] Robinson, Il. C.. Jackson,
Rev. Jacob w. Miller, S. X He'dsr.
James $. Bridges, ~ Canpbell,Jr,
Il. n. McEwen, Geo.W. Bridges.
TRUSTEES.
A. MrKeldin, James Geuys,
!. Il. Slower, a. ID. Keys,
Richard Haley, 4. N. Van Dyke.
Fl n. RIDER,
Aug lG, lS30--,f %
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Make no DELAY!

A LII persons indebted 10 the house Of
IN II 4. COX, Athens. Tenn, either by
note or account are hereby requested to
make immediate CASH payment. thereby
saving Officers costs. Further indulge ace
can not and will not be given.
JOEL X. BROWN, Agenl.
Nov. 90. lSJO-tf Ia
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Chancery Court at Cleveland.

Benjamin w. Patty, Executor Of Odd
Patty. deed,
Us.
George o. Patty. Lucinda Crockett and
her husband David Crockett, Marian
Crockett and her husband James Crock
eli. and others, heirs Of Obld Patty, decd
NHE account ordered to be taken in this
cause al the last term of sail! Court,
Will be taken at the Office of the Clerk &
Master IN Cleveland, on Thursday. the 23J
day OF January next, al which time and
place all the parties interested are notified
10 attend with their proof.
JAMES BERRY, c.. s. NJ.
Dec. 10. lS50-4t Prs lee So ZIG
Joseph N. Smith, Louisa Smith and Mail>
da Smith, by their Guardian, Charles A .
Pckens,
Moses SwIney, Henry Walker and Dimon
Dorsey.
'sNflE account ordered TO be taken in this
Cause al the last term OF sad Court,
viii he raaen at the o!li ,e Of The Clerk &
Master IN Cleveland, on Monday, the 27lh
day OF January next, at which line and
place all the parties interested are notified
to attend with their proof.
JAMES BERRY, G. s. NJ.
Dec. 10, lSJ0-4t Prs lee SIS ll6
Joseph N.S.nth, Louisa Smith and Matilda
Smith. by their Guardian, Charles A..
Plckens.
Is.
Landon G.. Peters.
'aSHE account ordered to be taken in this
cause ut the last term of the Supreme
Court at Knoxville, will be taken at the
Office Of the Clerk s! Master IN Cleveland,
on Thursday. the 3Dlh day of January
ney,. at which time and place all the par.
ties interested are notified to attend with
their proof! JAMES BERRY. C.& NJ.
Dec. Is, lSjO-it Prs lee S3 llG
Marquis Kennedy and JOAN w. Kennedy.
tor themselves and others,
John w. McGee and wife Polly McGee,
Joseph Kennedy.
d. cause at the last term of said Court,
will be taken AT The oiiire of the Clerk &
Master in Cleveland, on Monday the 81
day OF February next, at which time and
place all Tie parties interested will attend
with their proof.
JAMES BERRY, G.. S, NJ.
Dec. l3, lS5O-4t Prs fee 50 lI6
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DOCTOR YOURS ELF :
For rs Cents!

Hoy means Of the POCKET ESCULA-
ES Plus, or. Every one his own Physi>
clan, Tnutlelh l,dtlon, with upwards Of
"A nnndre engravlngs. showing private dts
eases IN every shape and form. and NAL.
formations Of the JrurTativp SaySt'm,
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NOTICE,

A s; the subscriber is necessarily compelled
"a. to leave the first Of February, for TaIla-
tcga, Ala. he most respectfully requests that
those indebted TO MIN either by note or ac.
count, will make Immediate payment.
lie hopes his patrons will sec the great pro-
rriety of pnnctna'ity on their part, rs it is
Impossible for him to call on them all iudi-
vidual'y and attend to his daily vocation.
CHARLES p. SAMUEL.
Dec. 90, l550--tf III
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Martin & Whitciy'S National Tonic

NNHTCTI oX'eTS all Feme0Ies IN The cure
w Of Aeue and Fever. and Dyspepsia.
It is purely a vegetable compound, and rs
Perfectly innocent IT its effects. Elias
Rhuh, Of W,i-htsvilie. York co Pa says!
81 have never known any remedy equal TO
your invaluable NauonaI Tonic for Aguc
and Fever" DR.. Il. G. Griffin, of Cam.
bridge. South Carolina, writes to us,
"Iour National Tonic kills the Calls
dead;" and Cary W. All OF Churchtown,
Cumberland county. Pa, says: cit has
cured me OF the mos, obstinate and lnveir-
rate easc Of Dyspepsia" Ia a postscript
he says, 81 consider myself perfectly cured.
See pamphlet.
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CHiNCERY COURT Az ATHENS,
Sarah Ryan, by her neX' friend, VIM. p.
Th0masOn,
Us.
James c. Ryan, NJ. A. Beniv and Jesse
A. Clement


A. Clement.
EN this cause it appearing from an alIega.
Il ton in the bin. watch is sworn to, that
Jesse A. Clement, one of the defendants in
the caUse, IS a non-reslden; OF the State Of
Tennessee, and resident citizen of the
State of North Carolina, it Is therefore or
dered lha, publication be made in the Athens
Post. a newspaper printed in Athens. Me
MINI county, Tennessee, FOR four success.
I'VE weeks, requiring the sad Jesse a
Clement 10 make his personal appearance
AT our next Court OF Chancerv to be hold
IN al the Cuurt-h house N said county, on
HE 81 Monday Of February nezr, and
plead, answer o. nemur TO the complain
ants bill fled against h m in said c0urI, or
the same will be taken as confessed as TO
him anl Sc. Tor hearing accordingly.
WIN LOWRY. &. & NJ.
Dee. 27. ls50-4r Prs lee 23 llo
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DR.. F'itch's Celebrated Medicines,

Pulmonary B,>am. DepuratIve Syrup.
Pecrorn Expec'nrant. Heart Corecior, Pul<
mnnary blnIinrui. linmor torccior. Pu'.
and Medicinal Cod Liver OIL. Anii.Dyspep-.
TIC Mixture. Cough ard Cnrhnrilc Pills.
Ncrvine, Female Pals. VcrmIiuge. Femal"
Specific. &c Sc. used by him constantly
and with unprecedented success in the treat.
ment Of Colds. Coughs Consumption. Ash.
ma. Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia. Scrofula.
Skin L. seases. rheumatism. Female Com-
plants, Piles, Sc. &c.
DR.. Fitch's mcq"ai'ed Patent Silrer
Plated abdominal Supporters.
DR. Fuch's Improved Plated Steel Spring
Shouider Brace.
Dr.. FItch's Siircr Lnhaliag Tube.
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Dr.. Martins Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry & Sarsaparilla.

| y
Z HE Wild Cherry and SarsaparIla,
| which are the basis OF this Medicine,
have long been celebrated in Consumption,
Srr0tula. Diseases OF the skin. Coughs.
| Splitting Of Blood. Asthma, SC. The Right
Rev w. r. Whl'rnohan Bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Mary land.
| has authorized us to say, he has used it in
his own person with decrtpd benefit; and
many of our medical friends 10 not hesitate
10 recommend it in rheu practice. See DR..
Samuel IIarpet's letter 10 Us in the Pampn-
let, which YOU can obtain gratis OF our
Agent. The nsb0rouch Odd Fellow.
o. Washington county, Nd. of January
2Orh, 1913. SAYS:
"When an article has afforded relief to
SO many person, as DR.. Martins Com
pound Syrup of VIVID Cherry has done.
we feel bound TO make il known. There
never was an article in this country that
has afforded relief and gave more satlsfac-
ton than this. In the neghborhood Ct
Brownsville, in this county, it has affect
ed several important cures, and from our
own certain knowledge Of il, we pronounce
i, uoeGuaIled for the cure OF Coughs Colds,
and diseases OF tins kind"
In the "Clergvman's Sore Throat"
(Bronchitis,) it may truly be said to be
,'Sovereign Ba'm.' as the Odd Fellow Of
the 9Th January, 1913. calls it. II differs
from most other medicines in being re-
mdrkabiv pleasant, and in having any OF
those heating. stnpltJ INC or disgusting pro-
penSires. which are found IN most other
preparations Of the Wild Cherry or Sarsa-
par'IIa. Prepared and sold bv MARTIN s.
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Wanted to Hire,

4 NEGRO WOMAN, 10 do the Cook
"a ing and Washing for small family
Liberal wages vii! be given. Enquire at
luis office
Dec. 20, 1850
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Salt! Salt Salt!

z UST Received, good lot ol Kings and
ep Sack Salt, which we propose selling cheap
for casli BRADFORD Il DUDsON.
Athens. September & lc50-tf lOl
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Also. Dr. .H.qRTY.>,S y.ER.NIEUG T.,

which is a mos, valuable remedy tor -x-
pPllng Worms from children and grown
persons.
For sale BY the same Agents as above.
May II, lSJO-lY 81
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Water Proof Boots

SOMETHING superior aud just the
~ thing for present wear, to say nothing
OF their unusual cheapnnss.
Nov. 90. JACKSON & T.TLLARD.
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1900 Lab0rers Wanted.

'HNllE UNDERSIGNED wish 10 employ
200 IRISH Laborers,
800 Naive born Laborers. and
500 Negroes,
To work on the Nashville and Cha,ta
noosa Railroad.
MURDOCH 4 TOWNSEND,
Contractors.
Dec. IS, lS5O-tr ll6
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IRISH LINEN.
Tobacco

aRON Tire Iron q: every description, OF
4 hand AMI for sale ny J. Is. BEoN n.
Oct 10, ls3i--tf ~
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~, op'opo ~ hos'IciT, ~, l-D, OU
26. 22,5OO IS nos. l3dr.. 5. 70. II
81. 4of 5000 70 nos. l3dr.. q, 81, 81
%, 1870. $4,000. % 600. 10, 900,
5 0! $500. Sc,
rs nos.I2lr.. 25, $50. S7s
80. 5000 Is nos. l6dr., 2A, 80, II
''' s s'' 1000 .oooSS Is nos'I'ar,, /, Is. 81
One Order has secured a Capital Prise
Hc;-A!l communications strictly confden-
ral.
Letters containing enclosures of Bank
notes or drafts come SAT. directed ColvIn &
Co., Baltimore. Md.
Orders solicited for tickets or packages oil
tickets IN any Of the above splendid lotteries
% Correspondents can transact business
through the mails with this agency, as
well as though personally present.
Letters carefully directed and answered
hy return mail.
Managers Official Drawings, with state.
meat of result. sent under close envelope
to all who order tickets.
Bank notes on all good banks IN the
country, or Prize tickets received in pay
menI. at par. Tor tickets,
Prizes cashed at sight. Bank drafts re-
united to those holding prizes.
A II orders are carefully complied with
The most prompt attention always given
10 orders.
Please address COI.VIN s. CO.
NV cor. Baltimore s. Calvert SITS,
Museum Building, Baltimore, Md
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Leather, Leather!

A LOr Of superior UPPER aud SOLE
IN LEATHER on hand aud for sale low
at J. MCGAUGtlEi'S.
Nov 3. SO III
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Nails and Brads,

o KEGS OF the very best Cumberland,
'I Pennsylvania, Nails and Brads, Just
received and for sale by
Nov. 8, 30 G. W. ROSS & co.
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HatS..-Hats

a SUPERIOR assortment Of Hats
"A NnIe-sin, Congress, California, Mex
can. Sc, for sale by
| Nov. % JACKSON & EILLARD
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FURNITURE DRY GOODS.

CLAGETT DODSON have the pleasure of in
~ forming the public that the following desirable
and seasonabe goods in the above line have Just
been received and now on sale:
As pieces superior contract Mattngs, Of Goquoa' e
best make, some OF which arc colored in entirely
and different styles from any hitherto seen in
this city; all Of which are thick and heavy, and
well worthy their salcs; and, notwithstanding the
scarcity and advance in price of mattings, these
goods will be sold low, IL soon applied for.
I case white welted Victoria Quilts, in dimity
ground new article, expressly for summer
l case pink and blue Dresden do, in sizes from
l0-4 TO IA.
Toilet Covers, Crib Quilts, and Ball Fringes, to
match the above.
case neat and low-priced Window Cornices,
and Canopies for French bcdsteads, beautiful ar
rangement for comfort and elegance.
2 cartons Drapery Muslin, richly embroidered in
colors, for bed and window drapery.
do plain white Swiss, for do.
Lace and gimp headed Ball Fringes, in colors and
white, matching the above.
These goods are new and very beautiful
We have still remaining few oil those
unique and very desirable double satin damask
Table Cloths, in sizes from 1874 by 1874, 10 1874
by 20-4. woven in Egyptian hieroglyphics. We
sure the public that these will be the last of this
description Of goods they will in this coun
try. They are Of Belgian manufacture; and every
one who knows any thing Of that country will re-
member the character their linens have Tor excel
lence.
such things TO our room, corner Of Pennsylva-
mia Avenue and 9Th street UP STAIRS, and we will
with pleasure show some goods which at least will
crafty them. CLAGETT DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds of Furniture Dry Goods.
April l9-3tawMWSif2w
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[ooaarsposDrsor OF THE arrupLlc.I

ASSApoLIs. April %, 1850.
The Court of Inquiry met at the usual hour, and
proceeded with the examination Of witnesses in re-
lation to the capture and occupation of Alvarado
and its dependencies.
Captain Isaac Mayo, who was placed as governor
of Alvarado by Commodore Perry, underwent a
lengthy examina lion, in detailing the movements
Of the squadron, the procurement of horses and
beeves, and the effect of the premature movement
by Captain Hunter in depriving the American
forces of procuring draft power and provisions.
Lieutenants Griffin, Bissell, and Calhoun, Of the
navy, were examined and discharged
Captain Hunter sgnihed to the court his desire to
have General Jcsup and Captain Tatnall (who had
given in their testimony and been released before
Captain Hunter was admitted to the court room)
recalled, with view to commandments
former in reference to portion of his testimony
going to show alleged loss TO the Government OF
million of dollars in consequence OF the premature
movement on Alvarado, in depriving the army OF
the procurement of horses, &C., by the various
means incident to war. The court ordered these
witnesses (who had left town. to be recalled
number of other witnesses have been sum-
moned, and the investigation increases in interest
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ASoTHER eRKAr NIoLisIsT the success Of
Paganini in England and ole Bull in this country,
we have had several candidates for this kind Of
fame. vieus Temps, sivori, and the boy Elena
the last not easthave made the nearest approaches
20 the two wonderful maestros first named But
we have now, according TO a correspondent Of the
New York Ece~ing Post, another wonderful must
clan in the field, of whom said correspondent dis
courseth follows
"PAUL RouLrz, TINE GREAT vIoLISIsT.-Thurs-
day evening, the 25th instant, s fixed for the first
appearance Of this eminent artist. Those who know
say that since Paganini died performer but nj.
Rouz has overcome the difficulties Of execution
which rendered that great master famous But
M. Roultz s not a mere machine; his style IL full
Of force, passion, and yigor and he makes the vio-
lin speak in tones Of thrilling beauty and patbos-
that while his execution creates establishment
and wonder, even in the uninitisted, his eloquent
and passionate cadences touch the heart and affect
Il sympsthcticsIly.
"1t cannot be doubted but that M. Roultz will ere.
ate n great sensation in New York and throughout
tbe oountry for although the track has been beaten
before him by Ok Bull, pi1sr Trips, Sirori and
Burke yet 90 peculiar and unique IL his style that
comparison is out Of the question: and, in his great
ness, "none but himself can be his parallel" He
will be assisted by some Of the most eminent talent
in the city"
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hRE AT BELLOWS FALLs.-A friend in Bellows
Falls writes US in great haste, stating that fire
brke out in thafSillage about three O'Clock yes
teday "wednesday morning, which consumed
seeral buildings The following property was
Destroyed, viz: Alarge machine shop, occupied by
Mansfield adneh, (Rar'y y, imsarea oarpsn,
a, iron foundry, occupied by Charles F. Hall, Tin
s,red;) door sash and blind mandatory, about
te be occupied by Messrs. Norcross, together with
several thousand feet of lumber, and machinery,
(ao insurance;) and a sawtmill, occupied by the
Fellows Falls Canal Company. The buildings
uere mostly old. but in good repair, and all be-
bnged to the canal company. The whole loss is
ariously estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
TBratteborough Eagle, 1sh
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Supreme Court or the United State,


TUESDAY, April 90, 1850.
No "a. j. Strader ct al. VS.. II. Bad,oin. In error
to the supreme court of Ohio.
Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of this
court, disnssing this cause for the want of juris
diction.
No. 70. J: Mdson's heirs VS.. J. ". Fsarson-In
to the circuit of the United States for
Washington.
MIR. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion of
this court, reversing the judgment of the said
circuit court, with costs, and awarding venire
facias de novo.
No. SO. X. La Roche ef al. vs.. X. Jones ct ur.-In
to the circuit court of the United States for
Mississippi.
Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion of this
court, reversing the judgment of the said circuit
court, with costs, and remanding this cause, with
directions to enter judgment for the defendants
in that court.
No. TT. S. Dapis, plaintiff IN error, Police
Jury Of Concordia.-The argument of this cause
was concluded by Mr.. Gilpin for the plaintiff in
No. 70. b. G.. Humphreys, appellant, VS.. Leggen
ct 1.-The argument ofthis cause commenced
by Mr.. Gilpin for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow, III O'Clock, a. m.
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FmEs.-At Chester, Missouri, ON the l4th inst,
destructive fire occurred, destroying $50, 900
worth Of property. Among the sufferers were Jos
p. shennon-loss 8 200; Ellis, 8 900; John
0'Neil, merchant, 81, 900; w. r. & j. Sakenun,
merchants, $4,000. assgnees Of A. Perkins.
The extensive steam bagging and rope factory
Of Grady Cotton, at Clifton, on the Kentucky
river, was destroyed by fire on the morning Of the
18th instant. Loss between $4,000 and $4,000
No insurance. II was fred by an incendiary.
fire broke out in Maysville. Kentucky, on the
18th instant, in the Baltimore house, which swept
away some eight ten tenements on Second
and Sutton streets, iScuding the Presbyterian
church. All the houses except the church were old
frames, and the property in them chiefly saved
The Methodist church was fire, but the flames
were extnguisbcd before much damage was done
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NAv--The Secretary of the Navy has appoint
Pacifcuadron, in the place of Commodore Tho
mas Al Jones; also, Captain Isaac McKeeyer to
the coIiand of the Brazil squadron, in the place
of Conodore George w. Storer. Lieut. H. In
gersollls resigned. The United States ship Ohio
was excited to arrive in Boston by the Goth in
slant.
The ited States sloop of war Germantown was
at Poi Cabello, March %. Her officers are:
Charle.owndes, Commander; h. Pinkney, b. l..
Tilghrn, X. N. Stemble, J. s. Ridgely. Lieuten-
ants; Thompson Mason, Surgeon; X. Harris,
Mastej. f. Lilimon, Assistant Surgeon; J. Hurt
lidshipman; N. +. West, do. do; j. r.
Hamili, J. X. Lagorc, G. s. White, Midshipmen;
w. HZoon, Purser; David Rankin, Gunner;
Fredek Burrows, Boatswain; b. Hunter, Sail
NAKED. Thompson, Carpenter; M. l.. Tubbs,
Purset Clerk
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BALrIMonr, April 23-5 .. m

)
The elections yesterday by the Democracy for
delegates to choose members for the next guberna-
toral convention, were carried on with all defiance
to law and order. In the eighth ward serious
riot occurred, during which knives, stones, fists,
&c., were used with fearful effect. About half a
dozen of the participants have been arrested and
bound over for riot; or two stand charged with
assault and battery with intent to kill. The con-
test in the city appeared TO be between the friends
Of j. s. Cuttings, Of Baltimore county, and E. l..
Lowe, of Frederick city. Seventeen Of the twenty
city wards carried by the friends Of Lowe,
who held spontaneous meeting upon learning the
result, and terminated the days programme by
making one half of the night hideou; with their
yells. The county is said to have been carried
by the delegation in favor of James M. Buchanan.
The Wing city convention has called ward meet
ings for the 22d proximo, when they will elect
delegates to city convention to be held tbs
9th of the same month, for the purpose of choosi
ing delegates to the Wing State gubernatoria
convention, ON the 9th of June next, at Frederick
city.
General Winfield Scott stopped among US Oh
Sunday. He arrived here Saturday evening
from Annapolis, where he had been attending tie
court martial held at that place. He looks remark
ably WELL and left US yesterday afternoon for Nor
folk.
The Citizens bank, which wound up its affairs
few years since, is again in successful operation
at the corner of Hanover and Pratt streets. JOIN
Clark, late of the firm Of Clark Kellogg, is pres
ident, and w. L. Richardson, cashier
We have had genuine April weather for the pas
two days-rain in the morning and sunshine in the
afternoon.
There was more doing in our -four market this
morning; the sales reached % 900 barrels, at S.
for Howard street, and 8 IS l2k for City Mills. A
couple of cargoes of Pennsylvania red wheat sold at
s l5, and family -four, white, 81 l9. Corn sells
at So cents for white, and 81 for yellow.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD