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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

BE- WHISPERS % lsr, ahI q. hags ror' To "to's
hts mother replied Why =, your aunt
donri suffer thai, does she r." Suffer il, mother "
replied the child, la mother, she loves it You
know 'oy little pig when scratch him. how he
leans Ia me fha.'s the way aunt Idly docs 10
Mr. g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
LYNCHBURI.. AIRIl.S. 1893.
THE STATE FIaG-nrain I

In reply to The few remarks lna-lc by ~, some
lays ago. relative to hes design of Gov. Floyd in
procuring State Flag to be holsed on the 22'l OF
February last as substitute for the Flag Of the
United States, IN the course of which we ventuFcd
TO doubt the accuracy Of the explanations furnished
by the Richmond Wing, that paper confirms he
following article:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

.,,,;c,ble, and in q report without
June, was sI .pbsti,ute, according to my comPre'
nv defined suo'"''
.o'on o. ~ Of the subject in the ca
Aver vs directions as stated at the con-
bne, ~. If this letter, and l wrote 10 you
.sncsue",.a make a communication to you on
a,t "o1'o o1s, inst, and accordingly did So
Vein .S,,sia before stated. ,.. h.,
T rt,y the present time, therefore nave 49,
O" u6der painful circumstances, noe "
@a host that never sought anu inc loss s =.
rlp hall not regret on my own seeoun'' ou'
''', ain il for the country, unoer serious
ul ', du,y to il. and to avert measure 'oa'
so'e . =, feared might affect yourself.
n,DtI, entertaining, or desiring to manifest
VIM" ~ von sir, the slightest dlsrespect: but So
O"a, ,a ,,norrssed With consideration OF my re-
en''{ ,,r 70 the country. and my duty to NY
Too'iTD ""y definitely declare, that will not IN
SCI" ,;d or assist to cause the public money
any, way a.;,sd in any other institution, bank, or
han that provided by the 10th section OF
pace 'rar,e,ins the United States Bank, IN
YAK c,ass .hal direct or authorize such chanSe
" 80" IL unless soud cause shall ARISE sueh
:. ny indictment does not now exist.
- inyther constrained, owing TO occurrences
,.i,rum,tances, that in part have come TO my
lua or have taken place, OF late. TO leave
Aa'" roa sir, to determine whether am or am
"a, ans longer to remain member OF your au'
nI ,acrrrI, hope and beg, Sir, that you will
l.iI.r that owe it to myself. my family, and
C,isnJ. no, to leave my course, at this trying
J" !m.nt Of ms life, open to doubt or conjecture;
%'1' me conduct has already sharPened The dag
.,- If malice, as may be seen in some OF 'he pup
> orio,.: that you, who have been assaied IN
~ !, S any, tender parts, aud in whose defence
1ms devoted many painful day, ought TO
m ul allowance for me. in NV present position;
u.s., we're | to resign, could meet no ea'um-
,,'or without breach Of duty; that ask such
orI,r pr direction from you, 10 relation 10 my
oSrs as may protect me and my children from
,,nro,ch, and save YOU and myself from all pre-
cent or future pain: that desire to separate 10
o.,rs and kindness; that will strive 10 forget
n poo,easantness, or cause of it.; and that de-
,m,Iy si.h that your measures may end 10 hap
n,os.s 10 your country. and honor TO yourself.
With the utmost consideration,
Your Obedient servant.
". ]. DUANE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
No. =.

p. p,c,d mt Of the United States to the Secretary
OF the Treasury
SEPTEMBER IS, 1888.
Sn-Since | returned your first letter OF Sep
..mb,r. and since the receipt Of your second let
p, Of the same day, which | sen, back to you
At YOUR own request, l have received your 'h'ru
and murth letters Of the same date. ihe two
l,t, ss we'll as the first, contain statements mat
are inaccuracies; and as have already indicated
in nv last uote to you. that correspondence OF
I'M, description is inadmissible, your two last
letters are herewith returned.
But from all your recent commandments as
well az your recent conduct, your feelings and
senmen,s appear to be Of such character, mat
after YOUR letter Of July last. 10 which you saw,
should ,our views not accord with NINE 81 vii
from respect to YOU and for myself, "atiord Won
. an opportunity to srlecta successor whose views
"msy accord with your own. on the important
" matter in conte temptation, aud your determine
ton now to disregard the pledge YOU then gave
i feel myself constrained TO noiify you ma'
YOUR further services as Secretary OF the Urea
.1ry are no longer required.
anu respectfully. your obedlent servant,
,Signed) aNDRE" 'ANhooN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

I1NDER the authority Of deed Of Trust rom jas.
u C. Wilson, the subscriber will sell at public aue.
ton, to the highest bidder. on Monday, 9th December
next, al IL O'Clock, one.third OF that large
THREE STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE on
fam King street. lately occupied by X w Ram.
AIlLI say Also, one third Of . LOT0F GROUND
ON Duke street. adjoining the Dwelling House attach.
ed to ST. Paul's Church Terms made known at sale.
nov s-dts SAN'L. POTTS, Trustee.
W BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Ro
Der; / I Wilson to me. bearing date the I'd day Of
January 1879 and recorded in the United States Cir.
cult Court for the County Of Alexandra, shall offer
for SALE at the time and place, all the right title
and interest of the said Wilson in the above described
property Terms made known st sale.
WIN. LUDWELL H0DGSON,
INV 2S Trustee.
W | will. at the same time, sell the remain
ing shares of the above property. Consequently the
whole property will be sold without reserve By or.
der of the owners. Nh ID. null
nov $50 hIDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
LATEST FROM CARTHAGENA.

By the brig Ann Eliza Jane. from Jamaica,
the Editors Of the New York Daily Advertiser
have received intelligence frnm Carthasena; ne
copy the following as the only article OF inter-
est
Extract of a letter from Carthagena, dated Dc
tober IL, 1885,. had the pleasure OF writing
to vow on the 7,h inst. Now, | have to inform
YOU, that this place is 10 the greatest consterna
ton. not only the French that we are IN tear OF,
but also, the blacks. who seem to pr"ht by our
situation, to act in worse manner A deputa-
ton of the English and American Consuis went
ON board the French vessels OF war, oin'orm the
Commandant of that Circumstance, and the an
swer of the French was. that IN such case, they
would give their aid to put down any revolution
Of the ooloured people, and IN the meantime
would not act in a hostile manner. According
~, they would put to sea until the arrival OF 40.
mral Mackau. More than two thousand OF
the inhabitants of this place, have gone to the
country, and manv more Intend to d" the same
Provisions are scare and high Business Is IN
state Of perfect stsgnaton. The Larne has arrl
we'd, and will bring my next
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
FLOUR MARKET AT LISBON.

The editors OF the New York Journal Of Com.
merce have been favored with the annexed
letter from J P. Hutchinson & Co. Of Lis
bon, the principal Of which house is Consul Of
the United States at that port:
LISBON, 9Th Oct, 1888.
GESrLEMEN-On the 18th ut. we addressed
YOU, advising the admission of Flour, and that
one months notice would be given OF its prohibi-
ton. Contrary to our expectation. the army OF
Don Miguel remains in this neighborhood and IN
possession of all the mills Our stock OF Flour
is completely exhausted, and there is not three
days supply in the place. Our consumption is
1000 barrels per day. The stock in Lverpoo',
Gibralter, sc. is very small. and all the Flour
that has arrived here has been sold al equal to 5
Ia dolls nett on board. The stock OF Wheat
is large, but no means Of grinding it. 1t is i'm.
possible to make any calculation OF the stay Of
Don Miguel's army near this: much depends on
the state of Spain We would recommend car
goes calling here for orders, which will cause
little delay aud Gifling expense. We are, S'r'
" ]. P. HUTCHINSON & co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
ON G. r. e s 8

Ia the Senate yesterday, Message was re-
ceived from the President Of the United States
returning the LAND BILL, which was Passed st
the last session Of Congress, with his reasons at
great length, for refusing his assent to the same
The Message was read at the Clerks table. II
expresses, in very strong terms, the Presidents
objections to the bill.
After the Message had been read. MI Gay al
ter commenting upon what he called the extaor'
binary course pursued by the Executive on this
subject, concluded by moving that the Mes
sage be laid on the table and printed.
He also gave notice, that he would on Tuesday
next ask leave to introduce bill precisely ST.
milar to the one which had just been objected to
by the President
Mr.. Benton, in reply, commented 10 strong
terms On Mr. Clay's remarks, and v'ndlcated
the conduct Of the President in retaining the
bill After some other remarks, the message was
laid on the table, and 5000 copies ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Calhoun gave notice. that on Monday
next he would ask leave to bring in bill to re-
peal the Force Act.
On motion Of Mr.. Wright, select committee
Of FIVE was appointed to take the case OF the
Rhode Island contested election for Senator un-
der consideration. The following gentlemen
compose the Committee, -Messrs. Pr,ndcxter,
Riyes, Frelnghuysen. Sprasue, and Wright
On motion Of Mr.. Grundy, the Senate ADJOURN
ed to meet again on Monday next.
To the House Of Representatives, the case Of
the contested election from Kentucky was again
debated by several members, The debate result
ed by the House, at the instance OF both nt the
claimants, resolving to permit neither OF them TO
be sworn, and to refer the whole subject to the
Committee on Elections.
The standing rule Of the House relative 10 the
appointment of committees was so amended as to
make the committees hereafter consist OF nlne
members. instead At five.
The Presidents Message was referred to Com
mi,tee of The whole House for Monday Rext-on
which dav the Committees will be announced by
the Speaker.
On motion, adjourned till Monday next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED. DECEMBER 5,

Schooner Laura, Campbell, Nomony; Corn
and Whea, to George johnson & Co.
Schooner Planet, Bray, Vienna; Corn 10 Ste
phen Shinn =, u w..
Sloop Diademia. Booth Boyd's Hole; Wheat
and Corn to George Johnson Co
Schooner Truth, Rose, Maddox; Corn and
Wheat to Mr.. Garnet.
Soop Miller, Teal Philadelphia; Freight for the
District Passed, below, one British Brig and two
Topsail Schooners.
SAILED,
Schooner New York. Smith, New::fork.
Schooner Wade, Williams, do.
Schooner Fair Lady, Baker, Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
LATEST FROM JAMAICA,

By the brig Ann Eliza Jane, the editors OF the
New York Daily Advertiser have received ia.
maiea papers to the 9th of November; they are
filled with the discussions in the House OF As
sembly. on the great question Of the emanc'Pa'
ton of slaves. A much better feeling prevails
than formerly. The idea Of resistance is not even
contemplated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
American s. Nautical Almanacs for 1884

American 81 Nautical Almanacs Tor 1854
- aIDGEwATER rrestises, No a. on the Hand,
ID its mechsnisms and vital endownents, as eVncing
Design, by Sir Charles Bell. RusL's Memoranda
Transatlantic Sketches by Captin T.. E. Aiexsnoeri
AZ ROYAL nirhlanders; Memoirs Of DIR. Burney, by
Madame D'Aubla,; Characteristics Of Woman by
Mrs. Jsmieson; Bridges Expositions of the il9'h
Psalms; Fergus on the Testimony of Nature and he
yelato; Parocha Lectures, the Law and the Cos.
pei by S II. Tingi American Common risce BOOK Of
Poe,r,. Lights and shadows Of German Life; Peter
simple, &C Sc Received and for sale ty
dac eos, ELIZA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
+ or sale.

uv,u1 h. offered for sale, on the third Monday OF
January next (being Cour. day.) in front Of the
cou,, House. all the right, title and interest, IN the
s,,u of the Town Of Providence, Fairfax Court
HOUSE. being the same devised to Penelope .aen.
son BY the late Richard Ratcie. deceased h.rs.o Sv
d.no.ed 70 purchase, however, may get bargain ~
,I;cs,;on TO the subscriber before the day OF sale
Gsn,Iemen wishing to invest money in real properly
,.e"J do we'll to see the undersigned.
~ouo w ~. SPENCER JACKSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

rWe request the favor Of our advertising
customers to bring in their advertisements at as
early period 10 the day as possible. An atten.
ton to this would much obIIge Us The short.
ness of the days, and the early arrival OF the mail
from the South, urge US to make this request.
dec 2-lw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
Notice.

..,ur Animal Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
washington and Alexandra Turnpike Road Com
n.nv for the election of FIVE Directors. Treasurer
and CLERK, will be held at Newton's Tavern on Mon
day. the 9Th Of January next. -
dec 3-eot6ihJan j. b. LADD' ''e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
EOtice.

op.,pD nroposals will be received at nv house, on
n.Lns street. until the 2sth instant, for cleaning
and keeping clean 70, one .. , tss ' the Limits
aho s".y s,a,on: the Contractor to commence the
I'M. .ls,. ON -" the LIST day Of January, 1884
Acc 2-eot25th ----
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
MARRIED.,

Yesterday morning, by the Rev. Mr.. Johnston,
Rev. Henry II. BEAN, Rector Of Zion Parish,
Frederick County, (Md) to Miss MATILDA rAL-
Bet, OF this place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
For NeNt,

kh.1A An excellent two-s,ory BRICK DHELLLNG
ssizI. HOUSE, with good Smoke House and every
other convenience, on West, near KING street. FOR
particulars inquire of imos ChiNu.
b 1000 Bushels Of CUT OTIS in the Straw.
(exc lien COW feed At four cents per bushe denver
ed in town. "
Spring Park, Dec 4, 1883.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
X,and for sale.
I will sell the TRACT OF LAND

A"Nu 1OE SttkO.
essa< will sell the TRACT OF LAND
sFM owned b, the late Jno Summers, IN Fairfax
0S County. Virginia. equally distant ION Alex.
.ess,s. andria. Georgetown, and Washington beng
ten or eleven miles from each, and IN my immediate
neghborhood, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
BY deed, with sufficient supply Of wood There 10
on the land a comfortable UVELLING morse -
I he Farm VAS during the lifetime Of Mr., Summers.
one of the most profitable in the peighborbool. and
may sgsir, with good husbsndry, be ONE pleasant
and profitable residence. The land will be shown to
an, person wishing to examine it, by the tenant' w.
STRAW ther or myself If not sold before TUESDAY, the
Sd of December will then be sold to the highest bid.
der on the premises. The terms, in e'he: case. VII
be-one third in hand, the balance in two snnus'
naxments with int rest JNO DUiIN.
Administrators de bonis non, with the will annexed OF
Jno Summers, deceased
Low Hill, (Fsirfax County, Va
hP The above sale will be postponed until
Friday the eth Of December. f far-f not, the next
fair day. NOV 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

The General Assembly Of Virginia organized
last Monday, and both houses have elected all
their former officers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

~ We have received copy Of the Message
Of the Governor Of Virginia. Its length compsls
US to postpone its publication. tits brim full OF
nullifcaiion. The contents are, however, not
new or important
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

W The Report Of the Secretary Of the Trea-
ssry On the Removal Of Deposites has been re.
ceived, aud will be inserted Immediately.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
Glass A.anNps. &c.

GUST received, variety of handsome Table Lamps
D, plain, cut. and roughed and cut; Hall OF rssssGe
Lamps plain and cut, with the usual variety " "S''
enwsre and China.
Two new st, lie Dinner Services light green borders
with very finely engraved lsndscaPes-EuroPes
v;.ws-such as " IIi1dieberg," Cologne" "La'
90 Mapgion" SC. sc. nearly quail t" the hne engra'
wing Of the Animals. H. I"
i2th mo 6,h-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
iIOst,

IN Friday evening, Breas:pin, q topaz set in
~ gold. The finder will be suitably rewarded Oh
leaving il with the Editor oecE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
A.aNA fur Sale.

AIaNN HOr sale.
n Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by the lsts
IL Richard BlandI zee, and Elizabeth his wife, on the
10th day of June 1925, the subscriber Will oief %
public auction ut Fairfax Court House, in Virginia on
Monday, the I'd day of December next, at ~ oe'oc.
meridian, all the right. title and interest OF the sao
Richard Bland Lee and OF Elizabeth bis wife, OIL -
and to the
gJoS known by the name Of Lang'y,, lying IN
the County of Fsrfax. Virginia and ooundea
>uapR IS follows, vz:-On the couth by me Turn
pike road leading from Georgetown to Leesourg' ON
the west by the lands Of Clement Smith and Roger
Jones on the north by the river Potomsei ana on tns
east by the lands Of Robert Read, Dan'eI nusssr1
and Clement Smith; and is situate sbouttwo and nsII
miles above the Little Falls of the Potomac, containing
five hundred and forty acres, more or less
The terms Of sale are -One'four'h OF the pnre,:se
money to be paid in hand and the residue IN eq". m
stslmen,s Of one, two and three years The purchaser
70 give notes. satisfactorily endorsed. bearing INTEREST
from the day Of sale; and full payment OF the Pu
chase money! with oil interest and COSTS the
her as Trustee Is aforesaid, will convey to the Purehs
ser all the right and title derived under the sa'd deco
~ 80 R'D SMITH, Trustee.
Aae The sale Of the above described properly
is postponed to Saturday. the 2ls December next, ~
~ o'clock ~ when it will take place, at hr sewas
on the prsn.ises on the TurnP ke Road iesang tfom
Georgetown to Leesburg. , ,..
nov Ats I'D. Shu -. .-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
Stun the Ehief !-otOp INC
,r1IIInHII

StUN the NhleI .-SAOy NAc
4 DARING villain entered my stable on the n'ght
of wednesday the 2Olh of this month, and stole my
p RIDING HORSE, SADDLE, BRl.
FN4fs8A~DLE, MARTiNGALE and COLLAR
8~ The Horse is about sixteen hands high,
.SLxexl seven eight years old next springs OF
dark iron grey coor with long and full switch taii'
WHICH is white wards the end, he has large legs, Is
of coarse and heavy appearance out foes wen or que
of his size; has blister ths right side, occasioned
by a saddle scald, which bare when he was s'o
len lie carr his fore feet SO close as to cut his an
ics unless at care is taken in shoeing him, and
marks now sppear on them made BY his shoes
The Saddle IS old, with plated stirrups, much effac
ed. and cloth Of twilled cotton, spotted, and some
What resembling !eopsrj skin The Bride has red
leather rens and snsle b.; and the Martinique u VI
red leather, with plated hooks a..
About two O'Clock Thursday morning, me Zist
instant, man about feet 10 or IL inches h'gh' Of
snare 6gure thin vissge, Of gen'eei and you'hoi sP
nearance with dark hair. was seen IN hiexandris'
by the wntobmen of the town, riding horse OF the
above description, which, from his appearance hao
hecn rode fast The watchnen describe tins man rs
merit in his manner, ard Of quick speech-he wore .
rlo,h can with large tasse and dark camet elos.'
Nv I o.r,re from Aiexsndrla was sudden and crcum
stances Justify the belief that he went 'o"A''' "
ine,on and thence Northwsrd oe
Far the recovery of the Horse, w''i give 'I
1B;,ty Dollars and the additional sum OF r"y No""'
for the conviction oftbe Thief ,u,,;,.t
.ny information ON this subject may De commum'N
ed IN BERNARD Hooe, Of Alexandra. as expect" W
absent from home for several weeks' ,,oor ,,,,
ofrocus Grove, Prince William 20 va
The Globe and Inteligeneer will insert the
.hov. in lieu of the advertisement now 2uD"-"e~-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBERe. 1883.

" The exposition Of Mr.. Duane. which We
publish to day, will command universal atten'
ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
pust Office.
4ierandri,

.qierndria, ID. c. Dec S, 1888.
vu,up ,.r,, mail tor Washington and Baltimore will
\ hereafter close at this office at IL O'Clock. u.
St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

NOTICE.
,U>HE President and Directors OF the Ashoys
GAP Turnpike Company have this DAY de-
ciared dividend Of two aud halt per cent. %
their capital stock, payable on the hist Gay o!
January, 1884. to the Stockholders or .ne.r 'eg''
N.:n,.,;ve.. A. GIBSON,
Treasurer Of Ashby's Gap turnpike Io oa ~.
NiddIeburg, Nov. 8, 1888 nov Io-ow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
StOmachic Bitters.

IN compliance with the wish OF many, and o, r
=, seeommodate my customers, the price Of my
B,ers will hereafter be as follows SO cents per o9 on
tie, 81 IS per dozen bottles, oIs Genus PCT s-"'"'
Genus per q'1'' w, wEDDERBURN,
s.,-ev King street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICE,

ALExANDRIA CANAL OFFICE,
sOth November, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders IN ,he
Alexandra Canal Co. that an nstalrnent OF doIsrs
per share is required to be paid on or before 'e Isl
asy of January; and further instalnent of dollars
ner share on or before the LIST day of February next
BY order of the Board:
dec 9 JOHN III. CREASE, Cierk n u w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

Office ofhe Chesapeake 4 Ohio Canal Company
WAsH1NeToN, Nov OF, 1888.
NOTICE Pursuant to the adjournment OF the last
! meeting of he Stockholders OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, meeting of me sslu slock
b.rnex, at the City Hail in this city. commencing
IL O'Clock, 4. N. JUN 1900.
nov 3O--di9 hDec oeeIe.e,I-
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
NEW YORK mARKrr NJ. a.


CoTPEE.-The demand for the trade has con,inu.
ed good throughout the week The sales eompri..
500 TO 1000 bags Cubs, nj 10 la cts; GOO h, q.
LaruHa, u i2t 20 10 o,-, $50 be q. Porto Rio. >,
i2B cents1sonO 81. Domingo. at III eis--soms
Brazil. at l2b 10 10 csnis--some Rio AZ IA Ct"
some Java at ID CISCO bags Trisge. 9 cents, and
100 bags Central America Coffee, at IL cts.
FLoUs--The demand for Flour ha. b..n n,;,.;
pally confined TO city use, and sale. have been %
nrrally at a shade below last weeks ouotstiop,'
small LOT Richmond City Mills has bcsn ,aI,r
at S6t, and some lots rom the North Rive, b,vs
been rciailod from tho boats al prices beiov o,,
quotations, but they do not form a stspda,s b.,
which 70 judge our markets y
SrRlrs-Thc romsinder Of the c.tg, of A..
Noire Dame has been sold during the gssk =, 81
60 for pipes, 625 for halves, and 1 s5 n, MI.
sales Of J. J. DuPuy at 81 IS In 4O--ns,,,v III
tho Medefs Swan Gin in market has been ,oid y,
81 25-tbefc have been considerable .,i.. ~
Honrglsss Of lis cents. '' VI
sUoaRs--Sslos Of $50 10 200 hhds Porto Rico =,
from u TO 81 cts; 100 bids 81. CroiS. a, sI - n
ots; 200 boxes and $40 bbl.. Brazil Al "a s,. =,
800 boxes Havana brown, nj "a 81 ei.' Ioo 49,
prime Whites, at III 10 IA cts; and Io1 70 In
boxes poor Whites at "a 10 10 ets. and loo 49,"
inferior N. orleens, At 81 to e..