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JOHN 3. FLOYD.
RTOGWAY SCHOOL.

session Of Inv school vii! begin The 18th August, 1851,
on he ias. Friday in June following There will be
r-e winter. commencing at Christmas treat
pscts would like my own sons TO be treated at
po!snasons induce the formation OF vlrtuous
respr;ing wholesome checks aud punlshments
cs ar- reform have extensive and choice
y srch nv pur have under every encourage
Is prepare boys thoroughly for the Univers
4 aria. ~ following branches: eek. Latin. German
S. and Mathematics. aud III the radlments OF Chrmis
pa H. suh? and Badny Surveying is taught practically
H. gTvr have ample time devote instruction IN
-r,tcs. English education. have engaged another
..t aiG shalt De enab,e,t 10 pay abundan! at
.:. w.nG. reading, composition, geography, history
Fss St0. 4r BOARD and tuition for months. No extra
4u n!Gs /: he pa9i attend The school for less time
ars charge the s25 month for the lime he
., :+:c ,si do oad seek BY every prope, indu
. r.las ,..m app? and coacned Ny post office is Char
EAs
Ht>cr Board Of Visitors and Faculty o.! he Cniser
Nls.Ha5 z c, S:aGtr3. WIN +. Richie F II De"ne
|B .y,ga. Gr@~aoi {. l.. Mosby au1 Jno W Speed,
2.':. L..d Nudai and H. 3. Pow. OF Loudoun: T. L.
.ga.tra; Gen Corba Brax.on and John w Iomiin oi
fi-.r: VI Cr,tchfeL OF Spot;sv!vania Col j. Cooper
Co. Ciliraer al Piisy wanna Cary Bteciehrldsc OF
4 l. Carr and Isaac Read Of kanawha A. r Stro,h-r
J HIsoouro Orange; {. G. EocSe oi Flnvanna; w m
Bedford Alex. Moseiy OF buckingham, and any body
! ..,.r FRANKLIN MINOR.
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rfrTy DOLLaRs REWARD.

WAY nom Turkahoe Goochiand county, IN November last,
- a.a ZANE Wallace Smith, lie is abou; y years OF
i .... cal OF dark brown or gingerbread cuior-has
are fee; bow.iesged. and he.iates sanmers when
.,-pv sy.o::ca TO. lie formerly owned by NJ w.
, oi Gloucester county, and in 1919 worked on the
i.s-s.r''e!G agi Amelia counties, 10 one OF which
., ssyc gone and be secreted there IN Rchmond
-a9. :, pass as free man. The above reward will be
.9ursh.irs.un and delivery in Richmon, or Tuckahoe II
$sG;. miles from where he shall DC Delivered and twenty
!.yrv AZ either place wherever he may be taken.
JnSEpB ALLEN
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y, THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.



NArioN having been received By the Executive thai Mary
.,.i alas Anna Smith alias Anna Shaw) CHARGED Eha
r;;ei analor, within TIE jurisdiction oi The Hust
!oi the City nf Petersburg, has fed from justice, anu IS
-: Z. large therefore, 90 hereby offer reward u one
ea.s 10 any persnn persons who shall arrest the said
>4l (las Anna Smith, alias Anna Saw) and deliver her
Of said city of rshurg and do moreover require
M c this Commonwealth civil and military, and request The
.ay their best exeons 10 procure !he arrest OF
p.:y Southa,l, (aas Anna Smith, alias Anna Shawl that
.r? ntoushi 10 justice.
i, Ger my hand Governor and under the lesser seal Of the
commonwealth, Richmond, this 9Th day of May, IN the
ia! loJi.
- lOHS z FLOYD.
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orysp WAN C0.

E r.le ~ ac,;tas-nent with the Government Agent for
,'iG'y oi pure Peruvian Guano We are prepareht 70
rom tho : wanting il for Fall use; which will III
y.f.s a. can be done either here or IN Richmond. We
4r! the 1T OF Iuly 10 commence the delivery, and
friends who may give us orders, 10 send
-a1% I,.e.
s.'t:y ~, hand and 10. sale manufacturers prices
fac ...s am! Wheat Fans Of ,he approved con.
WATKINS & MORTON,
AiSainn ckar,.s Dn, ,erahI
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,n EouNTY UNDER THE ACT OF con-
EKESS SEPTEMBER. $50.

IT sIrARp RANDOLPH now OF Washington. who was an
e, h. the Richmond Troop OF Cavalry dulns the ar ol
norzea the Adu,a Grnera 10 say that he VIII cheer.
@ I, the claims OF members u such companies Of the l9h
ga ,rsn Richmond and Hcnrco (as III actual ser
compensation before he obtains their warrants; and
yg The next Consress) he will expect only reasonable
r.la;io. iDl his services -.
nav BE- Obtained the Aduiant Generals office aud II Is
M 10 applicants hcmsc OF Mr. X services.
c certainly relied upon and which offered rather to
:. 80 -, ,,r s,,s.,f hpril IL
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We have received No. II Of the "Uned States Posta'
Cute and Official Advertiser published monthly IN WASH.
ine,on City, By Peter G. Washington and Columbus Alex
anter II cheap and useful publication and ought 10 DC
in the hands of every business man in the community we
have heretofore and now again most cordially commend 10
Il t,or of the pubc.
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oT,rY LAMBS SELECTED AMP LoSATED
M S0lpltRS AND TsiEiR Mt'.M nSnS SN oNt

.,,, is\n loan AND COLLECTION AGENTS. At
N" - - =. ,r,r,, or WISCONSIN, will give special at.
MIS- and otaon Lands. by Bounty Warrants
~ soldiers aud others entitled thereto possessing mo
p g.. ~ IN. Wc<..ru country, and embracing, as the
. ,li III, vacau, lands III Wisconsin, Iowa and
ar,ua;e facilities icr naSng the best selections in
@ giving general Satisfaction 10 "arrahlees, IN
o n: be accompanied with the following fee. and
I ya r - tracts, So ior - acre 'ae S9' ao ioS ioV
Wto,ts are na,assinqt. they may be safely transmits
~ ur,i TIE warraire should he particular TO a1iS his
!" m" ~ .s,,: snIch whcu done. The certificate ot ently 10
= : .l u,;.I, w!l! be promptly forwarded 10 him.
~ ~ ' " ABRAHAM ii. PALMER,
JAMES RICHARDSON
.,-..,x WISCONSIN March ISL.
- A , " Inyts ana : Douglass. T. 5. Senate; Hons
ls"r ChaS Durkec. j. u Doy. O. Cole T. D. fo''ef anu
! = psG-y. Reps. :n Congress. ,,,,,.
4. = q ..aGe upon The above Ices. T. ~
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THE CONVENTION YESTERDAY

Was still upon the Legislative Department, in Committee
Of III. Whoe After much discussion, they adopted pro-
vision tha; no county shall be formed that shall not con-
,nin quo square miles They also adopted clause that no
hin shall embrace than subject and every measure
,l. III @, md IN ifa own merits
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Yesterday morning, several hours in advance OF the mall
we received Philadelphia and Baltimore papers, From them
W. carn lint the Whig Caucus of the Connecticut Legsa'
ture have nominated Roger s. Baldwin Freeso "hg Tor
tho n $ Senate We do doubt that the Democrats VIII
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DEATHS.

IN Missouri on the llth inst, in the 22d year OF
hisa WI TANNING wICKHA Of Hanoyu eGuny uan The
nus az ,,s Edmund f. Wickham lie was young ulan "
son o. t Tue and engaging department, and gave the hshes
of future usefulness : o.,
49, - Thursday 18th May. a, New Orleans, Biese Lieut. 'o'
un:IIARD Il. SCREVEN, u. s. Army.
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F. W. Bowdon, Esq, the eloquent oia'o'' anu ssn''ou
soued man, has declined being eaHo'ua'0 io' o0"s
from the Taladega Alabama, District:
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r,,r R,CuNIOND ENQUIRER
n,r,lSuEp DAILY AND SEM s,,,,. ~
,,yItM +. y THOMAS k>i
TIE X VI S:

Pager, asars per- a'Hsn 'n a1 Nsaf For .s Stn
- she !SS sn, y, and dollars Tor SIX ;oI's' pay
,stk, n'e "'4is @ ~ n, o RENTED BY mall, posi- paw;
o s . Ss r. may s rtn:e per mail IN &c sSca a. n ~
,s Il s.s nos @ = The ssas aSs :" snse letter
pad q" ~ il i the a:cumaism OF oSaSv E,
NJ an! acc, u. ,,, nr,r:r?. srii"is TN "t'n ~
extensive '"'l' TrFNS ui ADVERTISING. ,.,s fra, ii
icen ''es o, 'r.s sS. r.ns r'.n,
r itv cents and every src'cet"E @ ,,ss week. hlr,y
.'yr and half cents. ,,-s ir thirty lines. and IN
iEa az NJ. ~ .,.airr lcas;h-cNcrif
Nd ,ncionr.rs who re- casrI lt-'d"liars a" ~
f. T,E SsMI.WEEKLE-FoI fifteen Ines VI 'eSs NO. "
-, ~, each continuance ~ cents. ;, ,t .,v,uc. nav,
i,,n distance mus. accompanied with 'e aa' ' -!
,s,.., tc :crenceS. insure execution ;,s, mr.,
- ~ Egs sud tributes of respect, exceeding e'En' '" "'
- as advertisements. , ,,sn.y,r The
GG;a-t< and Marriages from the country, whene h ,hs I
writing unknown 10 u.s. mus, DC au.. hs w, IN mo-
r Postmaster the neislboriood or hts W WIN , ~ nv
.stt Every measure ,ha. has been ahel " ~, ,
r u..zcs. has proved heretofore ,, r-,i
~ such case. upon the con,lunicaions eeis es'a'
" ~ y: n, POSTMASTER. nr1'fcH o." me eoES :" iHe 'ee.
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GilED DIR. J. y. ROSES
TIrL TaItiL, A. MEDICINES, PREPARED BY HIM

81, SiI,tLi MEDICINES, PREPARED BY HIM
t Ne3icin.. ~, ~ HIS LABORATORY.
!n. p,. VI Ai@h repu,e and can be relied upon
nl: q: an "lcn they recommended, US they
ciy o: PaGt,S medical practice for the last thirty
s,h,rI So o' Cough Sy,up "a, ror,r,,,,,on Colds.
Price 30 cent 'o'' Bronchitis, and ali Diseases Of
~ Liver Com,Ia. n.a Further for the cure Of scrofua,
arising from an in n'a;!s,n Chronic Diseases, and
r''f1ail'e or Sanaire Pill. ia, nd' n"od' rrlee Sic
anu AL conditions OF the .ys,SpePsia Liver Coni-
10 All mercuria pI-lar,inl ~ ~
Nepmiuge, or Worm. .lllrr. rt.ee Ioso ,.,..
I Iiininative Baisam This u;x.,.
and should be kept in ali ,an,,s "e OF me most
k:t,oUt,, D""ei diseases Price 25 cents " 5" COT
tvuhu-d sure cure for Rheun,a,i.n d.;
'eht-removng pains Of all kinds Tnn ,hs
Y. 70. .,oai. v,o,l,
''"s Weakness general debility, &c, &c. Price
tes r%S 70! iaes or females and substitute tor
y. 'oii!iSund-,huusands bav. h ;;
@ 70 ali other hair preparations. and biebly re-
Il 7of ,1 1T ~ Fhvsic Price 30 cents and al
s;:.ly .. 'leGic!nes, mentioned above, has been
G.5g. '.u proven, ant their specific effect in
a a'.e 70 which they are appropriated, has
aH 49, " .tof '"t tie SgD,e name ~ "
sM .,of I :" ''s University Of Pennsylvania and an
81 .h "iiaHelpha Medical Society His diploma
3$S .rer ue following eminent physicians, and
<E Eat ~, rreiGeht consultation with since: Doctors
s; 'oson James aud Hare, the great Chemist
h.. Gs . 'afniy medicines, with circulars and full
DivH,, WOOD, able 4 GRAY, BENNETT Il
3 A'.' o. A. STRECKER, and j. BLAIR, Broad
u Jan. 22-c2awly
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L ho General Assembly passed n its last session, the
so! The Superintendent OF Weights and Measures, are
.'uired 10 contract Tor sufficient number OF BAL
and Measures a:anart so 20 s ins sew G
80, THIS requires that these Standards rhaii be
- Virginia.
u be received by the Governor and superintendent
~ Of June $751; for furnishing one hundred sets OIL
'::.s and Measures; each set 10 consist oil the artces
4 cardue hereto annexed to be manufactured IN VIZ
@4..ei and workmanllke manner, anu 10 pear
:: :S.an;aris now in this office.
: shall. 5in himself 10 deliver 10 the superintendent
:.;.:y SETS of these Balances Weights and Measures,
~: 18Th day of August lS5l thirty additional sets on
Ja v Of October 1851 and the remaining sets on or
&ta: December. 1851 And he shall be paid for the
e= periods .si specified provided, the articles con.
"a haze been delivered TO, and approved by the Super
'S.s should be sealed and endorsed. "Proposas for
Measures and be addressed TO the Governor and Su.
= BY order OF the Governor
TIIOS. LAWSON, Supt w. and NJ.
~ If Balances, Weights and Measures, TO be
Z. =. or cases. suitable for transportation:
:Ugs. % ade OF brass, and TO be one inch VIDE by
=. ass. calculated for weighing from 4 til of ounce
L-4po!s. with steel beam. and brass dishes and chains
r.i!es calculated for weighing from one gram 10 one
-sSa 80, s'ee oean, and brass dishes and CHAINS.
-, - MS Ms y half husheI. peck. half peck.
IT. 1A>' RES y gallon halt gallon, quart, pint,
s made Of Iron turned and polished the inside and
'S WEIGHTS y each Of 50 lbs 25 lbs, 20 lbs, 10
h .hS lbs, and h., 10 be made OF iron, win
a., ''.hiiy Followed inside.
- By . lba ID, OF A o., o., o., u oz,
mate o' oTass with sc:ew tops, and slightly hollow
LIGHTS each Of o. or. or, o. 3 o., 2 o.,
", lw'* 3tw'7.. ? tw,s.. lwt, and !: dwl
O. II, st,, ! gr, 6 gr., 5 gr., gr., sr,2
.s.,;,G'Ia ;s": oTa<s THOMAS LAWSON,
- a,..rnc,,.t ,;t,, Superintendent
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wings and the principles OF the democracy ON all
those points which are at issue betwecn the two
great and prominent parties Of the nation, and that
II ne shall become Senator, il must be without
giving pledges of any kind beyond those contained
In his abolition speeches, which condemnatory
OF all that has been done or said by the national
democracy, from the commencement Of tue aool
ton sgitation. In short, Mr. Sumner, except that
he Is not 80 violent in his language is as obnoxious
man to all true fre nds of the constitution, and
the compromises of last year, as Mr.. Garrison, or
Wendell Phillips
These facts have astounded the old democrats;
and though i do moi hear that the dissaiiecuon
among the democratic members OF the Legislature
is yet very great yet out Of doors II Is very great
indeed. On Monday evening, at the democra &c
Legislative caucus, out Of eighty members who
were present, only Elk voted against giving the Sc
natorshp TO the free soilers This was test ques-
ton, for the free sellers declare that they will have
no one but Mr.. Sumner. His election Is, there
fore considered certain; but if he be elected, there
will be trouble in the democratic party, and il
it be too late 10 bring the pressure from withou
to bear upon members, they Will have but short
time oflegislaive life The wings will return TO
power with rush, next year, and there will be an
end 10 the coalition
One can't help plying the democrats They
have been fighting for twenty years, and now, just
as, for the fret time, they have chance to 40
something, the demon OF abotlonism starts up,
and either dashes the cup from their lips or posons
its contents. II they refuse tovoe for Mr. Sumner,
then they lose the aid of the fee soilers-if they
should vote for him, they will lose enough of their
own men 10 ensure their defeat next fall. They
are " between the devil and the deep sea-"
The delay in the organization OF the government
has been caused by dispute about the correctness
OF some election returns from Salem Yesterday,
the House re- elected the whlg Sergeant at Arms,
who has held the office for sixteen years IL Was
the FIRST intention TO turn him cut, but il is said that
the persons thus far elected have proved themselves
60 incompetent, that the Legislature was afraid to
take another officer. The reporters, who are
sharp set Of fellows. say that the Speaker, though
now holds, and that but for General CushiRg's as
sis'ance, he would have been submerged before
this, and the House has not, thus far, touched
single measure of consequence. The Clerk, also
clever man, is said to be equally unfit for his
place; and as two negatives do not make an af-
trmaive in practical matters, you see that the gen.
tlemen are in bad way. The Clerk is negotiating
with his wing predecessor to get him out of the
slough Of despond CoLoNNA.
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Bosror Jan. l0.-Brokcrs Roard-l0 shs nestcn Pa
Whence hR 81 ~ Boston Maine RR 10N 10 Conefrd RS
49, Cheshre RR, So Eastern RR lpa4: DO fDl. ID
turFh RI. t0hi ~ do, bDs az 2e7 do s0: 81 do sgol
iv,S 10 DO, bid ths $50 Phsdsiphis gilmngson RAJ
timore RR 81 10 Vermont Central RR ST.. 81 d. scd
SA' $50 de- blod 3I u vermont and Massachusetts, az
H1it western RI, lV2k do, 1873 40 do IG3Js: rs a.
l8s3s Northern RI 7 30 do 7fA 25 DO 7s. Ola o.,
kry RR 6ts 10 Norfolk County kR, 90 Ratfsnd RR co.
~ do ssm, 81 90 gsst Bostsn Co. 96s Ia Edgev,rth CO.
n@lseo bod, ~; sssex Co, nc. CosbituaD Bans
WV, Bant Of Comnerce, 1895 fremont Bsnk, I.L
2l0 osdsnsburSh RI sd, pm 800 suliVss RI sSrgss.
PsIsDsiPIrA, Jan. il.-ffrs Board-s 600 o. q e.. az
n6ss 1900 RssdaS 6 10 81 5000 srriBr Garden gs Ioi
l,Dd Cincinnati WV Gs rs NJ aOg 90 b7s. 90 Penn.
gs @ Q, l0l 30 she NJ Ansrosn Coal ~ ~ 800 Do iTi
go Do O. E1S 100 heshrny Coal rs 22yf 81 do a. sFlcr-
ence CITY ~ fsrmers Msshanics ia TOts % susq Ca
nal lC 1900 1874 100 Morris canal 10 z3 81 DO e 23i
sO0 DO 23 20 de s5wp z3a< loo DO. %. az 30 de- Is
IN ~ 20 Union Cars, ~; saor i,S 100 Reading
500 hsseion Coal Co So g loo sohuykil Nsvisasn Ga
shs Alleghsny Coal 22 IS rior,nes Cy SIG 10 aesh.nie.
~ q; 10 Camden Amboy kR, 1855 16s Union Canal
li4. ffkr Sdics-f6,0q1 Reading 4 &C. go st, gsdo
10 Hi; 80 shs Reading RR 3s 300 DO 35s. 5sc girara
Bk l55s; 80 Allegheny Coal 2s 80 viotsburg Rk. Ig.
Bs1TINoRr, Jan. 1o-Sock Board-s2ooe Nsrylsns cou-
pom Sc 102h 1000 do l02; 500 do Is3 ln5 Msryi.na
quarterly S. sei shs Back Of Baltimore a. Union an
estt Marine m, q; 90 baltimore Ohio RR time 75l,
" DO. time, 7sh rs DO. time, 7s%; rs do tins, 10 B 40
tine. Isk % DO, 7ih "a 90. 7S loo 90 time. vs. rs ao-
,ns,.sS p Dc. tine 20 70 o., Iss BYo,i csnser-
n,l,i.ors Ohio RR, time, 7si 10 ds- a Is a.. tins.
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Died.


On the morning of January IL. MARIA BAscKER.
Msrinus Wett respectfully invited 60 attend her
funeral on Monday, the 18th inst at so o'clock P.
from her late residence, 2s7 Delaney street with
out further invitation.
On Saturday morning, January IL, OF consumption,
CHARLES PAcHTMASS, aged 80 years and "a days,
native Of Prussia.
The friends OF the family, and the members Of the
Globe l. y, slso the members OF Mount Hebron
EHcampment, are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral sunday the lath inst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
from the residence of his brother ITO Canal street
His remains will BE taken TO Staten Island for inter
ment
On Saturday January IL, at O'Clock, A. NJ. MRS,
BRIDGET MAoUiRE, aged rs years For years past, she
bore her trying illness with trus Christian forstude
Her friends and acquaiptaDces equested to at
tend her funeral which will leave the residence OF her
daughter 81 Mott street at 81 o'clock. p n Her re-
mains win be taken to st. Pstrcks Cathedral burial
grounds
onJsuusry II, sitter short illness GEORGE W. FAR
in the sth year Of his age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
sttend his funeral from the residence of his father
VIM J. Farrin 270 Delaney street, on Sunday, Jaau-
AIRY H. at O'Clock. z. NJ.
On Saturday, January IL, AGNES ANNE MCPHERSON,
aged year and months.
The funeral viii take plase on Sunday aftern ooi
the 18th inst At o'clock from No 81
On Saturday morning, January IL, WILLIAM w., son
Of Thomas and Caroline A. McDaniells, aged years
and months
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at
o'clec k from 16 Moore street
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Massae b usests Politics.
OR BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE
R0SToN Tanuary 2


BosToS, January 8, 1851
Jrouttss Of the Democratf-The Effect Of tse Ccoit.
ftor-hs Favorqbi, Results.
The coalition is in . fix, not because there IL any
very great amount OF dissension among the mem.
bers Of the Legislature, but because there is good
deal Of dsafiection to the arrangement o. the
United States Senatorial question. Up to last
Monday, Ohe 6th,) it was believed on the as
surances to that effect from some Of his friends,
that Mr.. Sumner was, barring HE support Of the
Wimot proviso, as good democrat as any man
10 the State and, as the proviso is believed by
many TO be as dead as its author, IL was thought
that, rather than abolition whig sent 70 the
Senate, II would be better 10 elect Mr. Sumner.
On Monday, however, facts transpred calculated
70 give pause to those democrats who are not pre-
pared 70 turn sbolitonists Two gentlemen, OF
high standing 10 tbs democratic party, waited on
MT sumner, and that gentleman, with chsrac-
tefishc haDkness, explained 10 them bis views,
end u appears that he considers the abolition ques
ton paramount to ell others that he looks upon
the Fugitive slave law uncor stitutioual that
be y tor giving protection 10 fugitive slaves that
he has no choice between the principles Of the
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NAVAL Sronrs.-byirits turpentne wac In request at
easier ratsr. About 90 barrels sold at 30 doc cash
Nothing doing In crude turpentine. OF mon rosn
there sales TO the extent Of $50 barrels at 81
81 Is. from yard and delivered for WILMINGTON Other
articles remained as last noticed.
PKoyiIoss-Pork-wth better demand for old
mess, The market frner while prime was un-
changed. New mess was worth S1 putchess
county clear. cold at SIS The sales during the day
foot up go barrels In sour pork there fair re-
tail business transacted at Sill 81 Si1 so for mess
and 81 for prime Rump. we're salesble at 80 Beef
sold 20 tome extent at - rs $40 for aud 81 81
90 for prime Nothing doibgin prime mess and the
market Was very dull At sl4 50 SIG Beet hams
steady and In fair request at s1A CO. II taken in the
run. or exc weighed out Dressed hog. were selling
freely. Of csc Picked hams scarce and wanted
A lot Of 900 green city cut brought ssc Lard
The market rather more firm, but the
transactions amount 10 only about $50 barrels old At
1&c. Sc. for good 20 prime In barrels and SCUM
try In lots at SC szc Old. In kegs was verv duh
and nominal at7Ac New city was much wanted an a
the supply was small at SIC a o4c. Butter aud
oheess continued dull and prices tending downward
REkt EsrArr.--By auction. to-day, the lease for q
years Of the hou,e aud lot known 80 North Moore
street vas sold for 50 soo the lot measuring Is 81
feet
Tonacco There has been rather more activity In
the market during the pact week without marked a.
teration In prices The transactions CON pr.ee lac
hhds. Kentucky, Sc. at Sc a12bc! a hhds Mary.
land at &c. SIC 1i5 bales St Jsgo aud MagAree AZ
1sc. ale So bales Cuba at 2txc ga do Havana At
22hc. "a tOc is do 81 Domingo at 15e.; rs case.
floride st $50 zoe is do Conn,cticu. Seed Leaf at
1se usual time; 2s4 bales Ssgus; loo DO Cuba; and
1Ol DO Yguany on private terms
WIvEs.-ssles Of 80 quarter ca.ks Port made NJ
poc q 81 1875 and 20 do sweet Masgs at s6c,