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Messrs. Cannon Matthews, auctioneers, yester-
day sold at the Exchange Reading Rooms a lot of
ground on Park street, near Madison street, front
Purchased by Samuel d. Payson, at 500 per front
foot.
Also, lot on Pennsylvania avenue, near Lanvalc
street, fronting 40 feet the avenue, with depth
foot.
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40 hhds Bacon in lots at 6a07c for shoulders and &C.
for sides Nothing done in Mess Pork so 600 lbs bnIk
shoulders sold at &C. loose. Lard is firm lie and in
fair demand.
Groceries-The demand for Sugar continues good at
full prices Sales of 100 hhds 7d7k Molasses firm
at SIC. Coffee steady and in fair demand
Wheat-The market dull and unsettled today
and prices declined about &C. per bush Sales 400 bush
good white at S1S74; 500 do. do do at 81 35 800 do
do. do at 81 80. The first lot of Kentucky White
was sold on change to-day, by Samuel Reynolds of Gov
ington to Messrs Wesener and Minor 81 per bush
The lot comprised 200 bush. There considerable
quantity of prime new Kentucky white offered this
price, deliverable 10 to Is days hence, without finding
purchasers
Corn-The demand is fair, and the market firm Sales
500 bush at depot at Soc and 600 do from store 81
PHILADELPHIA COFFEE CIRCULAR. Monthly State
Imports since Jen 1st 1s49 of Rio direct bags
Other descriptionS,..... ............. 0O7 bags
124 1853 bags
Same period 1858, of Rio, AT 972 bags.
Other descriptions, .32,OO1 -
-- 1898 bags
Increase of direct imports, this
Increase @ Rio this year bags lSO bags
Increase of other descriptions. 5000 ' 419o bags
Stock in first and second hands,
this day, of Rio, o,..............2 90 003 bags
OF other descriptions 1894 2S997 bags
Same am time time last year of RiO,.... II $40 bags
Ot other descriptions. $3.50 " 1876 bags
Increase of stock this year, of all
descriptions, ........... .10S71 bags
Arrivals from Rio, bark Margaret aOo6 bags
s.. Rio, bark Leighton, ,.,........4,220 /"
Rio, bark Floresta, ,...........5,000
Rio, ship Courier, ..............5.O
Laguayra, bark J. Maxwell, ..2,9s3 "
Laguayra, schr. Star, 600 I"
Port au Prince, brig Nav
Queen, een,....................... 8S9 q"
Port au Prince, brig Delhi, ,..... 352 %
Total imports this month all descriptions bags
SALES MONTH.
24S2 bags at auction, ........1O4 to 12% av 10 9s
2O7s ................... 10 to Tx " 043
l,3O7 ...................104 to liz @ 10S5
2Ol6 ...................104 to II @ 10 81
1000 " ...................10H to llH
1000 ...................l0A to 11H
500 :" ..................10& to11%
l,fOO - ..................11 to liz
1908 g Rio,
$500 Laguayra, .........1 .11A
600 shipped to New York.
1000 st. Domingo, ........ 9% to OK
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ALBANY LUMBER MARKET-For the week ending
Wednesday, June 29.-In the early part of the week
trade was very dull and it appeared if the languor
usually felt during the summer pervaded the market
for the past two days business has revived, and fair
traffic was doing yesterday in the description of
lumber. There is as yet foreign demand, and but
little doing for the South The demand is principally for
the East and the Interior, for consumption use The
receipts continue moderate but fully equal the
mand The in market is now better than it
has been at any previous date this season. In prices
here is but little any change to note Holders ofspruce
however are rather sitter not from any apparent falling
oil in the present supplies, from any reduction in
stock, but from combination of circumstances too
numerous to mention.
There has been active demand for vessels and
freighs have advanced to all eastern ports Vessels are
still wanting and the present ruling in freghts is likely
to continue for time to come There is not much in
quiry for the South.
In prices there is not much change to note except in
Sycamore which is lower We alter our prices current to
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Marine Disnster-Aonnitteh

NORFOLK, July IA large threemasted schoon-
er is ashore about Is miles North of Chincoteague
The wreckers have gone to her assistance.
Cuttings and five other seamen, under trial for
mutlny on board the ship Flying Dragon were
acquitted to-day in the United States District
COurt.
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The Exn,ess Robhery

MONTGOMERY, July 1.-Five bills of indictment
have been found by the Grand Jury against n.
Maroney, former Express agent, for the embezzle-
ment OF S5OOOO in money committed to the care
OF Adams Express Comnany. Maroney failed to
appear and his bond has been forfeited
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WILMINGTON MARKET, June 3O.--Turpentine-sales
yesterday of $50 bbs and to-day of 275 do 25 for
Virgin 50 for Yellow dip and sl75 for Hard per $50 lbs
Sprts-Further sales yesterday of 400 bbls 40 cts
per GAL, and today of 200 do at same price.
ROsin.-N NOthing doing in either article
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

l..
ALC0HOL.-Alcohol is unchanged, and we continue to
quote City and Western 95 per cent at H54 cts from
first hands and 5556 cts per gallon for small lots from
second hands.
ALE AND PoRTER.-Scotch Ale London Porter and
Brown Stout pnts selling from Importers hands at
81 62hG1.75 per dozen
BREAD Bread is steady at 5 cts for Navy 5k cts
for Pilot, and 6A cts Id. for Water Crackers
the usual discount, but the market for it is dull.
BEESWAX.-We continue to quote Beeswax at 3sIn3e
cts. per H.. but we hear of no sales worth noting.
BRIMST0NE.-The market is present bare of this
article but we quote Crude Sicily nominal s47d4S per
ton.
BARK.-We not advised of any transactions this
week in Querciron Bark quote it steady at s22d
"a for No. l, and Sl7d1s per ton for No 2.
COAL. The cargo rates for Cumberland Coal are still
as follows, viz: So 35d3 so for fine s3 s0tGS rs
for run of mine, and S41OG4 25 per ton for
lump, cash, delivered on board at Locust Point Anthra
Coal is selling by retail from IS per ton of
2,240 lbs.
COFFEE.-The transactions in Coffee this week have
been very light, the sales amounting in the aggre.
gate to only 600 bags Good Rio which Is scarce
is much wanted but for the low grades of which
there is a good supply the market is dull, although
quite firm. The sales this week embrace $50 bags
fair Rio at TX cts, and 500 bags good do. at 11H
d1lA We heard of trans ctons in Laguayra
or Java Coffee. We quote Rio to-day at 10Adl14 cts.
for medium fair, 11HdlA cts for good, II cts for
prime; Laguayra at IL Ha12 cts, and Java Coffee at
l4& dl6 cts. The stock here is about 500 bags
. CoTFON.-The demand this week has been quite lin
ted the sales amounting only about 450 bales low to
months At the close the market is quiet but firm at
ABOUT last weeks though holders asking ad
vance We quote follows:
HhADEs UPLAND, WESTERN.
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refined Sugars have been advanced & of cent
on hard and to of cent per h. soft
crushed The fol owing are the quotations of Messrs.
Egerton, Dougherty, Woods & Co, OF the Baltimore
Steam Sugar Refinery. viz
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very remarkable circular is this day put forth over
the signature of Mr. j. Edgar Thomson President of the
Pennsylvania and of the Pttsburg Fort Wayne Chi
cago Railroads Tomorrow the interest falls due
bonds of the Ohio and Pennsylvania and of the Fort
wayne and Chicago Railroad Companies; which bonds
the public endorsed assumed by
Pittburg Fort Wayne and Chicago the time the
various roads now constituting that trunk line con
soldated AT the Time of the consolidation the various
roads consolidated unable to pay their interest:
they prevailed upon their fund three interest
coupons, and promised faithfully to pay all coupons
maturing on and after July 1859 Mr.. Edgar Thom-
behalf the directors of the Pittsbnrq Fort
Wayne and Chicago road, forward confesses
that the company cannot the interest due
and has the boness ask the creditors fund three
more couponsin other words to do without any interest
their investment till January, 1851 The most sngu-
lar circumstances connected with this proposal is that
the company continues to pay interest its own con-
struction bonds which however, poserior in date to
the bonds which default is made.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RoTTERDAM-IShip Alexander
lOl6 hhds tobacco, sample boxes do u 600 slaves
BRIDGETowN, BARBADOEs-Br. Brig Golden Rule
400 bbls flour, $50 do. meal 200 bags do 50 do
bread l04 bbs crackers so do pork 100 hams so pkg
lard.
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FlSH-Fish have been quite dull this week, and the
sales have been altogether in the retail way We quote
Mackere at 50 for old No. Ss, 50 75dlO for new do.
SIS 50dli for old No 2s and s165Od17 per bb for do
No. rs Halifax Herrings at from s2.75 35O
and we quote new Alewves at $5d550 per Dbl. There
Labrador Herrings For Box Herrngs prices
range at from Is to 30 cts.
FLOCR.-Flour has through the week been dull and
heavy and prices have declined since the opening
25 to so cts per bb The Wheat harvest commenced
and is admitted all sides that the crop will be very
large The prospect Of abundant crop of Wheat
has greatly weakened Flour, and further considerable
decline in prices is looked for Wheat begins
arrive in quantity The sales Flour this week add
only about $500 bbls and emarket closes very
heavy at the quotations. The exports since last
as follows:
bbls. bbs
To Rio de Janeiro ....1 $50 To Bermuda.... 3O6
" Trinidad. ..........1 $50
HowlWn Srp % o., :. 100
early in the week of 500 bbs Ohio Extra at s77 12k
but subsequently heard of sales 100 bbs Howard
Street Extra at So 75 and of 200 bbs each of Howard
Street and Ohio Super at $3.50 per bbl and quote
both descriptions OF Super closing day dull at this
figure. Extra closes at S675d7 for Ohio and s6757 rs
per bb for Howard Street.
City MILLS FLoUR.There has been little movement
this week in this variety sale made Saturday
of 400 bbs Super at $3.50, but yesterday heard Of
sales of 500 bbls do at $625 pei bbl which figure
can be readily bought to-day. Extra may be quoted
S7(d7 25 per bbl
FAMILY FLoUR.-Snce last issue the rates for Fam
lily Flour have been reduced 25 cts per bb and it is
Spring brands $3.50 for Old Dominion and we quote the
Patapsco Reservoir and Silver Spring brands of Extra
at IS. 80 per barrel.
RYE FLoUR.-There is very little doing in Rye Flour
1t has been quoted through the at 81 70 per bb
and it closes dull at this figure
CORN MEAL.-There have been sales of Corn Meal
made this week so far have heard but quote
nominal at $4d4 % bbl for Baltimore and Brandy
wine We note the export this week of $50 bbls
zil, and 500 bbls to the West Indes-tota GIG bbls
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal for
no uAAka anfnf Inn -,
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Middling ... 10 GD1oK 1oHIA1ox 10 6;1oX
Good Midding I2kG124 70 Si9H 19DG12x
Middling Fair I2X619S 1SESi9S 1o1z 10

r,,o. al LES-Candes continue very dull, but the
lows. viz at 17tG22 cts for Adamantine: 2s030 cts
SO cts ssaf fop or chemical Sperm 4248 Sperm
Eastsrn WoPP patent wax l24915 cts for Western and
A91,e Gneprp ID tancy boxes for West India shipment
ppns-Gopper is dull but steady at last weeks
"a hgots are selling at 23G23k cts and
Sheathng at "a cts lb We still quote Yellow Metal
Sheatnhg AT Il cts. for both English and American
per lb. - = Nv 80 ''s
CHEMlCALS.-We quote Soda Ash as before at 2x6
* Gus Tor oo per cent Sal Soda at e cts Bleaching
Powders at ~ cts, and Bi-Carb. Soda at 4I64x cts
per lb. 8 1S-<' w.
FEAIHERS-Feathers may be quoted at 43G4s cts
iG<~T Guiet -.a''7 :
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ANDREWS & MORRIS, Brokers.

,2S3 bags, including re-saes
Market.-Rio, ordinary, 1O4@1OK; fair, 1OX@1O4;
good to prime, II 4d12; Laguayra, l1A012; Maracab
llh(Gl2h; Java, 14kd d15; st. Domingo, 9XG9A; Cape
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Total of all Exports. -. 1924, GA 900

Total Produce. s251 Jos 900
Bullion. n................... 52,633 600
Foreign Goods re-exp'ed.. 20,903 900
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1908 Rio,
$500 Laguayra, .11A
900 shipped to New York.
1000 st. Domingo, ....... 9& to OK
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s.There are some members of a community - said
are like a crumb in the throat if they go the rsght
,Dav they afford but little nourishment; but if they
go the orong ,oay they give great deal of trouble"
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Total Foreign Goods. s248 $4,000 $3l(

Total produce. s272,Oll 900 s2s2 900 OO
EXPORTS CLAssIFIED FOR TIE TWO YEARS.
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a letter from st. Petersburg saws that if Prussia
allows herself to be goadcd into menacing steps
Russia will concentrate corps Of troops on the Prus-
sian frontiers and in Gallicia and the detachmcnts
of the Russian fleet will bcsent to the Prussan ports
in he Roltic
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TURIN, June 1.-THE official bulletin, published
to-day, announces from Tuscany that Prince Napo-
leon has commenced the movement of his troops
Ten thousand Tuscan troops, with eight hundred
horses, are ready to depart with him. Ravenna has
pronounced for the national cause, and manifesto
has been published declaring the adhesion of that
logna which is to be placed under the Dictatorship
of the King of Sardinia. The manifesto also ex-
presses the unanimous wish to be enabled some dav
to form part of a monarchy worthy OF the gratitude
of the Italians.
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The number of menin the six corps durmee about
to be mobizcd in Prussia amounts to 300, 900 men.
The Prussian army altogether amounts to eight
corps, including the regiments of the guard
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The Reds and Liberty.

One of the distinguished exiled Reds, in re-
| ply to the amnesty of LOUIS NAPOLEON per-
hitting all the political loafers and conyicts
TO return 10 France pompously proclais,s
that he will not return till liberty returns.
What this illus,rous Red means by liberty
Is well understood in France. Open the red
dest pages OF the records of the gu,lIotine and
liberty of the red quality is fully defined. Red
Republican and Black Republican ideas of
liberty are very much alike, meaning liberty
from labor and from law, liberty to deyour
the fruits OF other peoples industry, to despoil
houses, barns and Vineyards and cut off heads
al tbitum. That is the idea of liberty held by
the masses of Reds and Blacks, though the
leaders have another idea, which means the
liberty to tyrannize over other people, and to
create more exacting, more selfish and mean
err DIES potism than that which itseeks to over
throw. 4as -
We dare say that the people OF France VIII
be in no hurry for the /" return" OF such Lib
erty as that, or of its illustrious opponents IN
f,re;0p lands Those Of them who have money,
farms or ousehold property are not DESTROYS
Of sharing 1t with those who are too lazy to
work. and yet insist upon an equal division of
goods and chattels. Those of them who have
heads will be anxious to keep them on their
shoulders. 1t is on this account that they
bear with the despotism of Louis NAPOLEON
They know that his strong and sensible gov
ernment gives them security of property and
life whilst they have as much liberty as they
want or know what to do with. The people
OF France have tried Louis and have also tried
Libersy--or that which the Reds call such
and they decidedly prefer the former. Liber-
ty in France has proved the Law of Mob, and
to such liberty rs that, the despotism of MICH
oLAs Of Russia, or FRANCIS JOSEPH, is pater-
nal rulp
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SMALL ARMS FOR THE NAyY.-The Ord
nance Bureau of the United States Navy De-
partment, with a view to the wants of the
service has lately ordered five hundred
Joslyns breach-loading firearms, and nine
hundred Sharpe's rifles.
ARMY ORDERs.-Third Lieutenant S. "
.Benet, of the Ordnance, has been assigned to
duty at the Military Academy; and Second
Lieutenant &. ID. Bailey relieved from duty at
that station, and ordered to report to the Com
mander-i in Chief.
ROUTE AGENT REMoyRD.-W. c. Meredith,
jr., route-agent on the South Carolina Rail-
road, has been removed by the Postmaster
General for neglect of duty in abandoning the
mails on his route without leave, &c.
THE PREsIDENCY.-Gen. Lane, in a private
letter, says in relation to the Presidency, that
he is content to place himself in the hands OF
his friends, and will take no steps to bring
himself before the people as candidate.
PAsToRAL-TheP Philadelphia Inquirer says
that Rev. Henry A. Wise, Jr., OF Richmond,
Va. has accepted call to the Church of Our
Saviour in that city.
ELECTION RETURNs.-The returns of the
late judicial election in the Petersburg Va }
district. show that Gholson received 2,43S
votes and Bouldin 366.
THE TAX LEVY of New York for the next
fiscal year is So 000 The rate is 81. 10 q 100
on the s100, the valuation Of property being
$751; 9l3 0UU
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6fsS = Nestss1. 80.
NORFOLK, sept. Wten..ms
che .ssamss Ysens AR ns'sss q !. 3 piacs,
bos aprie aslsols At the Caps And y npo1ssal
s ~, ' sm..Aonored mescossred, pie bald
wshsr; sss,s house sna sss hss =. long sss
bIot anon our beautiful square, u TO De pulled
down. II ID 70 b pst w ard knethsS aescs 70
the highest bidder, and in Its place we are to
two stalls. underneath which isyto be q cistefn
for use Ia case Of fire.
The Rev. n. a. Okeson, D. d., will lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Association
tomorrow evening In 81. Fapls Church.
The Executive Committee Of the Mechanics'
Association have already commenced opera
lions. and, II is said, will have, in addition to
the three handsome stores, one Of the most
beautiful halls In the country by the 1st OF
January. The new Opera House 10 to be for
mally dedicated TO the Muses. on Wednesday
evening next
A tract of go acres Of unimproved land, 6I
miles from Great Eridge, was sold yesterday,
by one of our city auctioneers, for sl,sU--
cheap!
The steamer Geo. Peabody, from your city
to Baltimore, broke her walking beam on
Thursday night, and done other damage TO her
machinery. The entoccurred about Rock
Wharf. The passengers reached this city on
the Glen Cove, and took the steamer Louis
lana for Baltimore yesterday. The Geo. Pea
body will be lowed back to Baltimore for re-
pairs.
Mr.. James l.. Belote has been appointed
proxy to represent the Common Council in
the approaching meeting Of the Roanoke VAL
ley Railroad Company, and Mr.. Thos b. Row
land recommended TO the Select Council from
The citizens at large.
Mr.. J. James Moore has been appointed to
represent the Common Council in the APP
preaching meeting of the Raleigh and CASTOR
Company, and Mr.. A. M. McPheeters recon-
mended to the Select Council from the citizens
At large.
The Select Council have confirmed the above
recommendation, and have appointed A. L..
Hill and w. II. Turner, Esqs, to represent
their body in the same meeting.
PERCUSSION.
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Present to Marshal Mcmahon.

movement is on foot in New York to pre-
sent Marshal MCMAHON, Duke of Magenta,
with fine horse, valued at two thousand dol
lars and said TO be equal 10 the best animal in
the Emperors stud, together with a set of gor
geous caparisons. In commenting on this gift,
the New York Herald remarks that there is no
country in the world in which the noble deeds
of men, or of nations, receive better appre-
citation or evoke a warmer sympathy than in
this no country on the face of the globe where
the call of suffering humanity-no matter
from what quarter it comes-is met with a
more ready response.
This is undoubtedly true, and 50 far as it
applies to the relief, by this country, of famine
in Ireland and the Cape de Verde Islands, and
TO the sympathy given to the cause of liberty
abroad, it is just and commemorate. There
can be no objection either, to such graceful
recognition of the valor of Victor EMANUEL
as the Italians of New York and California
have made, in the magnificent sword and other
splendid tokens of appreciation which they
have sent to the Sandman King in honor of
his services in the Italian campaign. And, if
the token to Marshal MCMAHON came from
the Irish citizens of New York, it is an honor
which gallant people may we'll pay to a no.
BILE representative of their own chivalric race.
But so far as American citizens are concerned,
this custom of making gifts and testimonials
to distinguished men abroad, is one which
would be ''more honored in the breach than
the observance" Every few months we hear
of some Stree aud independent citizenn of
America sending barrel of apples to Queen
VICTORIA, or a sewing machine to EUGENE
whilst ever and anon the Emperor of Russia
or the King of Prussia comes in for mark of
republican reverence. 1t would show a great
deal more self-respect if our countrymen
| would give up this homage 10 celebrities who
feel no earthly respect for them, and cease to
| proclaim by their actions that man worship is
| sentiment as strong in the bosoms Of repub.
| licans as of monarchists
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CoNvENTIoN-The annual Convention of
the Delta Kappa Epsilona fraternity now i'll
session at Columbus, Ohio, is largely attended,
delegates being present from all the chapters,
representing most of the States in the Union.
An Grafton is to be delivered before the Con-
yention by DIR. A. T. Bledsoe, of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, and poem by Geo. Pratt, of
Yale College.
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EXPORTS OF CUBAN SUGARS.-The total eX.
ports of sugar from the ports of Havana and
MatanZas the firstseyen months Of the present
year was. l,0is,6l6 boxes. The same months
in 1876 they We're ,O2i $50, i'll 1857, e1e,57O; in
1885, s62 69l; in 1855, 1,696,24 boxes. OF the e1-
ports OF the present year PA, 79i boxes came to
the United States, 3Se,2l9 went to Great Bril-
tain, 10, 133 to Spain, lU5, IL TO France, 2,i6o
to the Baltic, 1857 to Hamburg and Bremen,
1917 to Holland. and the rest in about equal
PROPORTIONS to the smaller European ports.
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LAND SALE-The "Hamilton Tract" in
Greenbrier county, Va has been purchased
by j. Ii. McClung, at 1913 per acre, tor 45U
acres. The Home Tract adjoining the town
of Frankfort, containing 65U acres, was sold to
Richard Gillian, at S27.75 per acre. j. Griffin
RAIDER became the purchaser of the Spring
Greek Tract of $50 acres, at SIS per acre. All
the properly was that OF the late Charles
McCiuup