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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

" The Washington papers contain no far
Their proceedings of The senate in relation to
the resolution Of Mr.. Webster. proposing the
removal Of Duff Green from the office Of Printer
to tina, body.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

HEWSoN's OFFICE,
Lvnchburg, Feb LIST. 1880.
DRAWN numbers ia the N. YORK ConsoIi.
b dated Lottery, class No. 10.
"a 7 43 8 do IS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class No. 2.
36 10 40 y 81 81 3 ~ 81
Richmond Dock, No. Q.
az Is AZ % ii SO % 80
Thi, day the erea, drawing of the Union Canal
Louety, elias. No. 2. will be received--oh
hand yet a few tickets -Siep in and try the
chances at HEN SUN Once.
Feb ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11
FORW AKDING AGENCY
AT RICHMOND.

TuNtiE SUBJ criber having leased fire rroof
Ware House, recently erected on 18th
street, conVeniant 10 the Richmond Dock and
his Wharf offers his services to his friends aud
the public M an agent for receiving and FOR
wardng produce and goods OF every desc rip
tion.-He particularly solicis por'i6n OF tn
tobacco sent from Lynchbnrg 10 this place, 10
be forwarded (wbe,her to SHIPS loading IN the
river, or for foreign ports, or any OF tho
Northern Chies,) being already engaged
in the business Ct hghtering TO every part Of the
river, and having from peculiar circulps'ance e,
the best information in relation TO the several
lines of packets which ply to and from Rich
mond. His charges will be moderate and my
business con6ded 10 him he will endravor to
attend 10 satisfactorily,
JAMES FISHER, Jr.
nF Refer in Lynebburg to MesIs Williams
l. Cringan, or Mr.. John Csskie, or Messrs.
Jno. WIN. IL Caswell Poe.
Richmond, Feb IL w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

| 10 Merchants, naysicluls,
And the Public Generally;
NEW ARRIVALS OF
Medicines. Paints, Brushes. DC. &c,
! For sale. Wholesale or Retail.
3.OOOaa,ss,so; e o.. %s.. Salt, s.,..
Duo hotties Castor Oil
200 lbs. Lump Msgnesia
90 do Powdered Rhubarb, sup.
% do Root do do
90 do Sugar Lead
90 do Powdered Jalap
800 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Comphor. sup
90 do Powdered Columbo
% do Root dc
90 boxes Window Glass
60O lbs Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
DO do Wafer assorted color, aud sir.s
400 do Gum shelsc
% do Nutmegs. sup.
e00 gals. Sweet Oil
1000 lbs Roll Birthstone, sun.
1000 do White Chalk
1000 do Spanish Whining
ooO do Spsnish White
100 do Chrome Red new srticfs
400 do Salt Pcire
5000 do Alum
1000 do Copperas
aooo d. e'i-I 4 -sso,i
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Stick Fastic
1000 do Ground do
1000 d, Putty
$40 do Aqua FORTS
on do best Turkey Opium
80 do Spanish lies
90 do Calo,ncd Mspoesia
100 lbs. Spi. ila,ishorn
100 do do Nitro Dulc.
100 do CaIolne1
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Brown
bOO do Oh vitrisl -
300 gals, Liuseed Oh
eOOO lbs 10y Whit, Load
100 lbs White Mu.in,d ee5
Piints IN OIL, all kinds IN u.e
Dry Pants, do do
Mell,n's Cough Drops
Andfrson's do do
Lamou's d. do
DE Lnmonierat's do do
spanish Float Indigo, sup.
Madras indigo. IN sqnases. new ar,tcs
Medicine Chest Bottles, square
Alcohol
Spirit 1utpootine
Liquid Ink. sup.
Red and Black Ink Powder, .u,
eo'"piet" assortment of Surgical Jos,r.ms,,.
'""Pe'e assortment OF Pntnie,, n,sn,,
and Sash Tools
n compete assortment Of Swe.p;n. p,,.h,s
A DO do Se,uh,,in. n"
afRf assortment Of Calnels bair Drush,a
40 do Marking do
do do Velve, do
~" a'''' - brushes Tor marking Tobacco Or
large assortment oil White wash Brushes
DO do Hearth ~ Busting Brush.
DO do Table Brushes
90 90 Clothes ~ Hat Btushes
- 10 DO Tooth and Hat do
10 10 Comb, Nail aud Jewel
ler's Brushes
~ no 10 flesh and Shoe Brushss
do do VeInishcs, all kin1, in
An assortment OF Portrait Tools
nehnen VI Soll resderinR water colours more
permanent and beauiiful--new article
AL the secre' remedies
All the Pa,eul Medicines In DE
All the neW Mrdcnrs. -
together with great pdrisiy oil other rood
All OF which am determined 10 sell on N. ynod
'erms as any other House in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES.
hatY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

" The work goes bravely on !"
Help the Cause
CAPITAL PRIZE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

A letter from one OF the South Carolina Del
egalion in Congress 10 his correspondent, in
Columbia, dated the l0tn inst says: " Gen.
lacksons Message contains some principles
that no name or party can make me swallow -
! will not, and you shall see II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

The Seventh day Sabba,eon Christians have
pelitioued Congress agaln passing any laws
relative to The stopping Of Sunday mails. The
,emonstrance is very unassuming. sensible,
AID, to our understanding, a very correct paper.
II Is understood that the Committee on Post
Offices, 10 the House, will report ina short
time and as ain settle its business the
nett session of Congress. Col. Johnson will
make the report Hex. Gas.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-04-28
TERAIS.

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 0r.r Letters addressed to the Editor nsust De postpaid, or they will not be attended to.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
SPLENDID FETE AT CoN8TANTINoPLE.

OWEN BRITISH AMBASSADOR
Extract of letter from officer Of his Malestv's
ship Blonde, dated Harbour of CUnsantinupe Nov
b;-"Sir Robert Gordon, our Ambassador at Con
etantiuoplc, gave splendid ball on board the Blonde
frgate, previous to her going up TO Odessa at which,
were present $50 visitors, comprising all the principal
Turks, Franks, and RusSlans with number of Turk
ish and Frank ladies' The whole of the upper lcck
ofthe ship cleared, and the waist plankcd over
An awning 30 feet up the mGsls was sDread fore and
alt, and the poop was flted as Turkish tent The
ship was brilliantly Illuminated aud the refreshments
were offered IN the utmost proiusinn. The insignia
OF the order Of the garter and the cyphor of the Sui
tan, were consplcuously placed in ttanSparcucy The
quarterback was carpeted and surrounded by Grim
BON SILK SOFAS oTcheStras were constructed round the
inainmast aud oremast, between which yyHs the ball.
room. The foTecasilc was fitted as a shrubberv
wherein we're placed orange-treos. Is feet h0h 10
the branches OF which appended ripe fruit in great
uOuhusnce: ne fJlemun, sloop Of war, Mt inter
yals exhibited magnificent display of Grc-worl,s
the vessel Mt times appearing completely cuvclopad
~ names The company began 10 arrive al Z oclnck
and IN about half al hour tcr all were on hoard r
the nulnosr VI four hundred and TWEEN y-fyc inclu-
unS ladies. Amongst the distinguished quests ,yorc
q number of TWksl nobcmen 10 tbinp unnrece-
dented IN the annals Of hIsory sncl rs the Scraskor
Pacha, second person in tic Turkish eippire: H..
captain pacho' High Admiral Of the Turkish navy.
Cazee HAsker IJckim Pacia or Sulfan's nLvsicioy,.
Rcis Ehendi,. Secretary for Foreign Ne,,rt. Hall
Pacha, n ubn ssadOr to Russia; Scldar Ap,si Swirl
Bearer to he Sultani Abduoreit EfrDd, C,Liers,r,
geon, &C with number Of naval and nj i,orv OH
GERS. Besides these, there were present. the nm
baseadors, ministers ENJOYS &c Of ali the nations IN
Europe. with scvcrn Of tho leading Franks aud the
ladies, now residing in Constanjuoplc. Se,c.aI
Russian officers woie also present but as 7eJec hay
now spread her benignan wing over this PORTION nj
Pie world, tie Turks and Russians were most scci-
Ally linked arm narn walking fore and at the deck
ltif rs much seeming goodwill and friendship rs il
Snsy had never been enemies. Sir Robert Gordon
chIef OF all, placed the Captain Pacha on his right
80 tnehsis Efendi on hs icff. on tha af'cr cushion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

Gentlemen: ] wish you TO publish the quotation
which send you, from speech of Mr. Calhoun,
when he was member of the House of Representa-
tycs and which after having for some time, wished
to see again, accidentally found in a late number of
the Charleston Courier-wheTe 10 appears 10 have
been rc-published for the especial benefit Of the
Columbm ApustolIcas, who at this moment strenu-
ousIy promoting the prospects of Mr.. Calhoun MS
successor 20 Gen Jackson also highly cnraged OF
the application which Charleston has made to the
General Government for aid, in the construction OF
the Rail Road to Hamburg.
Ny object IN getting you to rc-pubish this extract
Is two i"d-first, TO disseminate the potent aud phi
iOsopmcel arguments which Mr.. Calhoun EMPLOYS IN
recommendation of system Of Istcrna Improve
mcIts--socond, TO express my regret. that a man
who thought so profoundly, conceived clearly, and
stated so unanswcrably should have proved recreent
TO himself and the he ably supported. What
nreawc TO think of his apostacyi Can his change Of
opinion be the result OF Conviction Can it he hOne7
Can man who has arrived at 10 years Of age, wbO
during The whole period Of his manhood has enter
tained particular sentiments, who hns soemny acted
upon them, who has profoundly investigated their
truth, and sustained u cogen,ly, ai that time =.
lie, resign them from conviction Of their orror5-
What mean, ~, not that il convinced he ought mol
To resign them but that know no case, and believe
IN tho existence of case, whore such conviction
hIs ever obtained. How much is suspicion not in
creased when We examine the time and the circun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

Sorfag I"tisgencc.- We learn fem the hnh number az
me " Register just Published Baltimore that several m,
tereng matches between horss OF the north and so,h
have been ".'de o the ensuing Spring Races New York.
Ailc,a, ,wo mule heats. IS 900 aside a subscrp,,ou
match OF $1,000 aside 1--WE subscribers s'eady in) sin
gle htih of miles, and bc,w cen Colonel
black Marin and southern hor,e for n large amour,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27


The Senate did not sit yesterday and our usud re-
Port OF the proceedings Of The HOue of Representa-
uves deferred for want Of room, until next pa
per. There was no business transacted, however oP
general interest. Several bills were reported from
Committees IN the course Of tho mornings one of hem
from The Committee on RctrcDchmeDt, "to prohibit
the use o! secret service money IN time Of peuce. -
The resolution respecting the Military Academy at
West Point was further debated, and finally commit
ed To the Committee on Military Affairs, on the mo
ton of Mr. Everett, Of Massachusetts, with a view
u the exclusion Of one Two features which be-
deemed useless " not invidious. Several other reso
llons Of inquiry heretofore offered, agreed to,
and two or three others submitted. The remainder
of tho sitting consumed in an earnest discussion
oGthe principle OF bill for he relief OF George anb
William Bangs Ito remit % them ho amount Of du-
ne on ccTtan good consumed by Gre N the origin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
Rtct,sau ottU 1GahtW,
MORNING. Jan. ~. ,Isao.

u The House of Delegates was yesterday en-
poy"d IN considering the Convention bill in Com
m''tec OF the Whole. 1t passed through the Com
nittcc ofthc Whoc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

~, TOM We .Netr -Ovfedhs CourieT Of Dee 0oth.
Ihe convicted negroes, which we mentioned the
o.ner oay for mu,'ny on board tho Lafnyctt had
thew sentences prcnouaced ON Monday Inst NV The
Hon. Judge Harper, Four of them we've sentenced
TO ten years Imprisonment ut hard labor aud the 9TH
or three TO eve years. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

An Hypoeho"drt5c There is in the Mason de Ssne
at Rouen patient, who fully impressed with belief that
he killed the battle OF Austctz at which lie was pre-
sent and received wound II his health inquired after he
answers "fou asking after VI Lambert. bn is no
more he killed by a ball know this which YOU
see bears some resemblance to him. u il good
likeness wish you would Construct better" He falls occa-
sonay into of nsensbiy which some times lasts for
several days, during which the application of bsIers pDcss
snd even Prckns him with PIN appear give him kind
OF uneasiness
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
From the LYnchburr yirsinian Of Ian y

from, inc LyncnourG SlrSinan OF Jan q.
Counlerfeiting. -Scveral days ago, five persons
arrested in the counties of Campbell and Pitt
sylvania, near their junction, charge of counter
feiting and passing Bank Notes. Two of them (Dr
John b. Rutledgc and Owen J. North) were brought
to this place, and on Friday last, the case under
went an examination. large number of witnesses
were introduced, notes of whose evidence we took,
but which we decline publishing, as the accused
sent on for further trial The examining court
will be held for that purpose next Friday at Camp
bell court house We have not heard of tue fate of
the three (al named Abston) who were taken 10 Pitt
sylvania for trial Rutedse and North were admit
ted 10 bail. each in the sum Of $500. Robert Scott
anu Da"u l. ocot, against whom processes wore
also issued, escaped and it is said have fed west
wardiy. These men were once held IN respect by the
community of Dr. Rutledge. particularly, the wit
nesses sp Ike invariably upright and aniable, and
as worthy of the highest regard, until the rumor
became prevalent that he was connected with ennp
of counterfei,ers Ifthey be Innocent we hone that
they may be enabled clearly to demonstrate it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
From Me Lirerpooi Courier Of Nte 81 De-.

FROM Hte i>tC6TDCOt Courier OF me 80 Zee.
RAILWAY EXPERtMENTs.-For several DAYS past
the Novelty steam carriage OF Mcssrs Braithw ate g.
Ericsson has been exercising the level part of the
Railway at Rainhill. The ingenious inventors con-
fined their attempts, in the first instance to tryinp
the steam at various degrees Of pressure and at
Gus rates of speed without load; but on Monday n
succession ofexpermcnts made during the whole
day with loaded wagons, altcmat use being made of
those on Mr.. S,ephenson's and those on Mr.. Wnan's
principle. The ads were gradually augmented and
the veloctes varied and we learn, with satisfaction
which viii be shared by those who have taken an in
ercst in the of the Novelty, that the final re-
suit was that this engine drew q gross weight of 80
tons, being nearly eleven times her own weight at
the rate of ~ miles per hour. in tie course of the
experiments, it ascerancd that the actual frc-
ton on large working scale Obs in the ton in
GLIDING tue resistance arising irom the Irregularities
OF the road which having been hastily prepared for
the original trials is now rather out of order tho
rails beng, i'll fact fciies Of short inclined planes
We understand M-sSrs. Brai'hwaite d Ericsson rive
n decided preference for the wagons constructor on
Mr.. Wnan's prime pie, as educing The Fiction TO a
MINIMUM ond being also peculiarly adapted for safety
IN The Conveyance of passengers. We are fully per
suoccd, that as soon as The Noveltv has a space Of
five or six miles TO proceed upon lligt the f mo.
mentum may b. acquired and kept up that tic veio-
be considerably increased from the peculiar mode
oi gcnrralng the steam Of the Novelty, the engine
Iabours under great disadvantages III having fu stop
and turn so frequently Is the present limited space
yet laid on The Railway now requires
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

is ~ csss ssss . lie &c ss ss%
ing obsery atitns,- - F.s - eseS-S = ~,
} 'sf.he army. nusy, and ordnonce ,acs cost the,
country twcntyk rilions year bit those
might be carried Ola with less. The American gov
crnmcnt ccntnvcd to deffay all those cxf crscs for
two millions year Blu, then tho Americans had
not n"b'enicn-- they Ind not such men as Pool
tn draw up Peal bills, and get up panics. ilIcar
and la"ghtcr.) Burke called uub,v the cbsnp do.
fence oi nations, bun its nobility this country
great DIAL Tho single family Of the Grcnv,lios re-
cered more IN sinecures than ell the officers of state
IN America II may be said that, IL clover men arc
wanted, they should he paid for; but Anciica had
clever men and cheap'mcu too. Mr. Wndham. In
the House W Commons, told story of u country
man, who came TO town to have too. n drawn. The
dentist performed the operation i'll m,mcnt, and
whcn u was over the count lyman asked the price
Upon being told that tho Denls,'s fee was rtiinca,
What! SAID Le do You charge me guinea tr that,
why Tom Slctgc, the blacksnith, would drer me
ronud the from Tor shilling No real Tom SIe,lps
cond drag the country more than il was dragged bv
minister's now; and il would be very desirable. as
hgh-rric ministers were tried so lonr If low.
priced ministers were lust called in by way of cyn,
mort Mr.. Cobb,tt here proceeded to state the
manner IN which he proposed reduce The expenses
OF the civil list, with the army, navy aud ordnance
TIE civil list should be below wha; it was in 1891
he army might he the same; and he navy he would
consent To double, as there foe to contend
with. Russia was likely TO get possession Of The
MedIter' orean, and great naval power had sprung
mp at the other side of the Atlantic. II was folly TO
talk OF friendship batwcen the two nations, and of
their b.ing Us daughter and mother Tho fact WINS
the mother must fight the daughter at las, (Ttis
observation WINS received with MINGLED hiss, and
appiause) II was impossible to blink the question
Every american knew and felt that the country must
tight, and, as nm EngEshman, he thought il would be
better that friendship and commerce should he
thrown away, than that England should be shorn of
lie. honor."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

Baron ON H,onLoldL-ln le,icr from Baron Won Hum.
bold read in the French Academy Sciences gives an
account of his visit tire rich mtes in tire Ual Mountains
He observes that ii sawa the Asatc decviy of those
mountains that the auriicious sands lie which
gold, platina and chromae of united with patna
also discovered piece of paua Of pretty large
presenting Disqualification OF platna toward the
These metals always found loot below the
annual produce of these newly discovered 5000 klo
OF gold. Humboldt found hrsc mines an analogy Of
position with the curifcous sands of the Cordas He
observed these mountains and
having separate beds Thence he Kings stepped
along the frontiers of Chinese Tartay visited the ruins Of
the ancient CITY of BulGcrde oga formerly the capital
city O the TaaGy empire, and tire residence the family of
Tameane. On the 20th of August, NJ Humboldt, crossed
Chinese Taary and visited rich mines Of Oerys topasc
and also silver mine which produces annually above
10000 pounds of auTifernus silver.
Lastly he entered Chinese the Governor received the
learned traveller tent which he upon
ing that he would do the ii he veng in anot
e country lie gave him very polite reception and sold
him historical Chinese work, five volumes Yards
OF velvet and red cloth This has app-
ance aud contains nothing remarkable but temple and
mean towers, Lhabted by Chinese soldiers The Russian
government has behaved IA the handsome manner
ron Humboldt He accompanied by General and some
superior officers and also three carriages thirty horses
with every thing requisite for his journey He hopes in
rance next summer enriched with valuable
geology, and botany.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

o. tue poop. The other Turkish nohemen took
seats alongside Of the European embassadors and
= 'lj-iss hficrtgoing through the eastern cere-
l,oy of smoking aud drinking coffee they went lvr-
ward to tho ballroom. Here they seemed To be
quite charmed, having mover before secn any tang
of the kind-hkc all scmi-barburians they gazed
and wondered and laughed most heartily; how
ever, they ultimately expressed much satisfaction,
particularly on witnessing the windngs anu turn.
ings of the sons pnd daughters of Terpschorc, who
were tripping II gaiiy on the light fantastic toe.
AT tho end or each dance, the Turkish officers,
in imitation of the Europeans. offered Their arms
To the Indies, and actually pronicnaded them round
the ballroom and even placed ,hcmo on chairs. This
Is the first instance upon record IN which Mus
SULLIVAN has paid such handsome compliment. or
condecended offer such mark of rcspec, any of the
daughters of Eve aud this take proof that the
mint march among the followers OF Mahon.eL The
supper table was la out on the mann deck something
in shape of the counter n linen
ing atwa ships before the cabin hld head and the long
sides running fore mud aft siaboard aud laboaTd
e rom wSe 'ney were separated ey handsome
LADIES' down Of the richest banue,s that
could he pleasing the sight smell deecabe the
grateful delicious palnfc
ded pofuo" with wines o'c richest finest quality
which champagne beer Ordinary
Sr Gordon and his particular guests, the Turkish chiefs,
the French Ambassador, Austrian lu,emunco, &c
ed ut that of the table which parallel the cabin
bulk head SIR Roberts chair being exactly amid shs Just
before the cabin the Refs Eiend and the Captain paea being
on his right and le the other chiefs and principal officers
seated aloHss,e the ladies' according fashion,
aud the good custom of all civilized Nations they
acty wanting IN those place Which
gentleueS and delicate habits Of the fair rc,uiTe The
dishes ami plates Sir Roberts pat table,
silver the forks and the handles OF the knives Of solid
gold-This table most brilliantly illuminated with
,apers and candies in silver oancrs; and weed
so the paris Of the table we along the
Well, the feast having comurcet the Alussulnans showed
that they not without arpe,es aud wine, they
drank with much freedom and they had oeiv.
ed dispensing order from the Prophet however INDUCED
Aner sopper thu s division upon deck,
the second took their places table where abundance still
ahoundcd resumed s woned gaey aud
till six bells i'll the middle watch hich time the Turkish
chiefs took their depare shortly after the remainder of the
party broke up The Turks freely participated games al
CARDS but they could understand whilst
the chance game of blind hockey, freely their five
pounds the up Of card, and 10 he Indifferent
whether they lost won''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27

BRAzm.-By the ship Courier, Capt. Walker, at
New York, the editors of the Journal of Commerce
'ave received Rio Janeiro letters and papers to Nov
2Gh inciu i've The city was barren of news, espec-
ally ola political character the internal affairs of the
government being from ri appearances, perfectly
tranquil. The stock of -four on hand was 5000 to
COCO barrels The men of we're all at the north
The Z. 5. ship Natchez sued from Rio Nov. i2;h
for Bahia with Commodore Cassin on board who was
to relieve Commodore Creighton
An extract OF letter from Rio dc Janeiro, under
date of 29th Nov. published in he Patriot, saws
"Flour Is dull and may be quoted a! 20 d mll,eas
--nominol The Ferrata's sales were closed at about
10 milire-s the price will be lower probabl. s mill
reas; The bakers having supply, bold off. Some
shipments are making to he Laplata of Flour I'm
less -four Is lower with you only small freight can be
expected Large carg1es are not suited to this mar
kct-Cofre scarce and of ordinary quality at 1880
1880 Exchange on London, 25d--Dollars $50"