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AT ORNET AT LAW,
;;- '.:a Robert Tyler, E.q.. 80. ] II, South SIKH
EE1r,ADET.T'I PHI ~,
d." ls:: . - collection Of claim. a:'i all other bus
e 's..-.i.-! 70 rs care. Jan 81 -cif
70 EDITORS and PRINTERS!
t'.t's::2s-i ASK attention 10 their stock oi PRINT
.' .T?;:.S, ORNAMENTS. Boi:f'Ei;s, PRESSES, &c,
-" '--ry Qi Ha!ch they kee? co:i.autiy % ham! ~
q .:= -! Stereotype Foundry,
Ho. 81, Gold Street, Scw Aork,
'..s. Sar:gn, equal in s.,.:y respect TO any uan-
- =. -. cJ:a:ry, Xad will sl on the usual terms,
- -;-:.. c:ri;: fox .pproTed negotiable notes. or
: - 80; .:.:oan: Cor cash.
=: = -.4IyG IL e.chausc for he's, ii the CUSTOMARY
;:.as :.::5 pc- pound If delivered within sixty days
'.-- >S'taas;. o:ierw!:e siH cents per pound:
::e:. A1RsT ~ VIRGINIA., for III" above we'll
..:a"r, supply the trad. with every de-
fa.%:.&G PRESSES, TYPES, CAsEs. &c,
:: =c. i.seral terms Having printed tIr "RicA-
@...h.a' :lr upwards OF ten years with type and
''-;... purchased from Messrs. HAGAR Co, ain
'::9:s=,:E: materials IRON 'he'r establishment
-" - G;.'r.
-. Jo-:, S d. turshe,! 1" ,h- trade, and suca
- 80? b. -:.rc,rI viii h- fo.warded with des-
WM. y. ALhEGRE,
"Kn:u!ser 0ace, Richmond, Va.
"i.>i;EH'slE..:T or TsiSs:ISia.
-
" A;.r;, .s:e. -. q, r.,.. street. 't.r :"i9s!re
'a'':.-r.'. p'ic"s, 20 MI
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= 'eII t,.7t itrr,s. cf .---T f.s-:!p;!,...
| '1,.-s :s=a,!. .M.s;..,. l.a:-
So, So
! -''.:. "t.c:ip,..c~.
l :sI,,-s, Sales, Ss.
1;is! a:I P.A!l C..;;o.
s1's'?' an l.a'"?- :pf p!As.-,,.a..,,,
-: .-:1- ..o'.:,G' p. S.,y..,
!, . ''I'y '''.-l''' "" k.:. and Tor ,al- "r vii
-o..r - ~; - !"r ""re do:t- :" order on
-s:>S ''' .''' 30 i''''oa' customers oaly. a"
.,I' 's '''h':, 's!:t .-t!s:.c:o:y rv:ercuc..-
1'',~ '". i!:g".s K. y. SlMMu,
- '2r:ii ah >;"re;"-!.c. Va r.,.i,enliary.
:N9 30 ARRIVE, ;,~r side,
-&- I"rItte.i Leather, and n.- bcs, Lra:,ds
- ,i;y ;aade Erogu>s. tpr CASH only.
y. DEvERErX,
l No. l32 Cary At
T.,s": T.,,.; !he ;an,cs River and kunuwhu.
"Fdny, RICHMOND, July "G:h. l>GD.
- N's:!NG o. ;he Stockholders Of the James
=: "aa."i.a Company Will hr l-id in hi, city,
Il 80 - 'c'7T,:S order, 10 wit:
,s,-t I: i.:s Board III Public WorSs. 18th OF July,
il y .=:ea thac meeting OF the SiocShold:r. OF
II .".tt. !''t. -. Haaa~ha CoIupany be- held N the
-''st'ny On Tuesday. The 18th % Au.a..
THOMAS H. DEWITT,
i TO-. "Scc.e:ary Board Public Works.
n .!a.' :! :.e l.. .si.ra.
---:s,5&:. @ Sscrsary. July s.--itawtL
"A''er'a.ns, asrun.,vick, va,
49,. tss' T Na.,on, ami o,he.., heirs OF Charles
W.tt W-.:st :-rsk- notice. tha, as Administrator o;
:s;;:'t, decd. have in my hanHs tho SUN
-. you. INU. =. HAtRlS,
Ada'r of Ch.s. C. wc.throok. deed.
---..S ATGCT.,.
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R:cl'n'ond, j.; May. i>i,'.

The above rr;ilz:r will he tnadI from Peruvian Guanu
and Bone Phosphate Of le. in exactly equal proportion.
say ' per Cent Of each Eac article will he OF the be-.
that can be procured II will e grcunh IN burr mill stones
and carefully miNcd by being second time through
eccentric iron mills.
irre-S:n per ton q e,uUn pounds
f. H. BENTLEY, A:ci..
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSES AND
l.urS AT GI.OuCESTEE COCRrIiDCSE. -

TeNlE undersigned oGc-s for sale all the buildings and lots
Gloucester Courthouse. lately owned by his father,
John Tuhh, decd
The property consists Of Is eIciacnS, an0ug which
Brick Tavern, with Brick Stable lee House. and all
other buildings necessary Tor conducting large business.
Four Store Houses with comfortable dwellings attached
other dwelling houses aud shops for SaddlcrS black
smiths. Tw"rS, Carpenters and Shoeinak"rs.
The Tavern and pw cin. Houses have convenient lots
attached 10 them for gardens ami other rurp"= urd are
all in good repair.
Gloucester Court. House situated in The n!si Of veal
thy and popuous country and Is u" the best stands for
business in this section
The Tavern might he made very profitable, large
camille business has always been done there, an aecan.
les Of every kind can hi"! T"rN.n' employment,
THg TERMS which will he h-ra will lr made known OH
/ appiie alton 10 he subscriber.
~ pROSSEE TABB
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The Richmond Enquirer,
-....:gso psllv, sEMI.wEENLr AND WEEKLY
=. ~. : -rc:,1s, DUNNAVANT. TYLER < WISE
L Z L VI :

>-a:y rlrxE. seven dosrs per Snui!ui. ana ~ . ,,s
= =. i,!.s;s 4: taken :ur Shorter psrl'" INN a
- ,.r S-xI.WEEHLY, ave d"iiaT' per a'T'', r hs
- ,- SIX months payable In advance f"i ,
49, aaaun. or s:X copies Cor t!o I" ee l''a IA,
:~ance when letters eea;Hi:'t!E m'vat ~ =, 'h
;a.y rlas: he reyi,'Tc"' or 'aeE VIII 'e a. '''
' ,.,.s inserted il: The Daily, ss'"" ee>S'
~ iaa.yr. ." He:al lsTn:s, .,s,r .u,i,hsd
r..caN,St - -, ,ircu;!nu il twenty thou
.y,.y 49,. - ia.cr;ct: ., - cents per line
a.: Sc: 49,. mn, be rc!a:t:i per mail, in
- 80 ~, ,s. r,fi,s@f, !; 'he tiS- Of
~. =. ! ~ '.''"''>
:.s EG,:o!S . Tt,y;,- ui RrI'r'i, rt'"rd'liS
a! ".:.i-,.., .,..-::y: a. aIvv';ssGr;'
~ ~, -: :,S: ,;., ma, be a''..;s ss sN:Sai", H':,'
or satisfactory rsic!srtss 70 ss..s.5=.s>,
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VARIABLE JAMES, l:.vH;t FACE


f2N!tE subscriber offers for sale privately. Elk llin"
4 This place, situated about 81 miles above Richmond
the canal contains Ia of land about 6oh OF
which ia cult, u &G o. the fines, r!yrr!O~ rrUund
Tn. Il the aL In cultivation is l. Sh lani ana N the
hisvs o! improvement. The ,I.i no! in cultivation
Is se:lera!ly vel! wooded The improvements Of the
beet nind T. HARRISON.
CoLr;,niA z. o.. tuvanns county, Va, May l--ctf
0SjseE. NELE FOR SAEE.-Ihr uiderssne!
vi u0rrs for .ale his farm, arl lll, situated in the Ow
rr cad OF ugn-ico county Iii rs object gvr
minute description OF the place. preie.rnc tina: those who
desire purchase should visit IL and cdse frs themselves.
lie will state, however, that il situated II miles cow
Ec!inund and ic- from The neareS; landing James
River. II contains 80 "hp OF which cleared and
highly nprov we'd ly the Ui Mar which he procured
upon tl- place w.hiu TWO feet O. the surface. portion
Of this also CONSISTS OF vry tine lOw,n> which
well adapted tie IroT, OF the different varieties of rTasS
a. well rs corn. wheat. oats, &c.
The dweinghouse is In thorough REPAIR, and The out
houses have all been reccaty built, The location i!
which render, the place both healthy and pleasant. The
ueIghborhaod S noted !o= is reae;acn;, socah;y d
hospitality. GEO. W. GATEWOOD,
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). .Nit:YLh.,

ORNET AT LAW,
80. '.:a Robert Tyler, E.a., 30 III, South SIKH
.:.;
EILIr.ADEI.P PTIIA,
l's.: = ,a- c1l.ec!:on Of can. aad all other bus
...,..-' 20 ~, carn .lan Il . cif
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VA. .. TAYLOR. Cashier.
FRANCIS T. iSDELI., Src'y.

'", "aNIiss.-TiI subscriber wis..-, 70
-. .t;its Cf good dry 9Sucss. He prefers
;g. 80, SLG:i. pa: up IL good cauation, iis
-. "a. Delivered at bis Place, tu SIN street,
- Pray, H.cAEou: Il. b. SEACY.
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:, ;,,SHEyCES..7lIES Va e,

I!EAc!ICES in the Courts o. the city Of cha"i, ahd
. 80 60 -G;!e, Of Hearico, Hanover aad Caroline
.,a;a-y Public aud Commissioned oi the United
~ CgGr, o. Cla!E:s
i,.:a-.,hp bo;,vssa Mr. Cu-,;im White uad i.iin'
- Dissolved, Us o!aS- iS rs on ii'h a;Tr-;, j:>!
,rJ: .!7's Hall.
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- :'!rN JUllN & CHIETNN.
!. Z. !T!i L { II !. i y y,
FATEgLOo, EACQCIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
:iNUEACT CES EylS OF HEAVY WOOL
| - GOODS, NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
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CITY IND STATE ii:M:2.

MLIrAry FoRcC OF :Ir S:aTr--acg.r:, =
10 return just made or: in the :tjalan: a..
erals office, the military force c: 49, - :
at present aS follows:
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C;.AKLI:S IL. SrUAK:,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
ASHLAND, HAsovEs COUNTY, Va,
-. racice regularly IN the Courts Of ,h- counties
.!cnove-, Caroline and Eiag William, and will at
80 sGs!aess IN any Of the Courts held in the city OF
- Dec. 22-d3t&ctf
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. -a,.. i,sSsoALE, c. 81. BARESDALS,
..s.. ot Charlotte. OF Richracnd
c Il 34hksDALE, late OF Farmville
GtEE,3.sLE s. BROTHERS,
'@!,i.>Slg% EERCHAETS, RICHMOND, VA.
1.s:J:y.,S Sno:SJS WAREHOUSE.
ie':.&. s9'AScES uiat:- nI COnSlgnrl.n.s In hand.
Jan. a-cts
}. a.. y. EsO&ss,
i.."&EEf ASD COUNSELLOR AT Law,
7'.a: - a:y business entrusted TO Llui III TIE
" l..:5 B.: !'-cS!Gcham nnd ali acrGt coIniiei.
..'-r.--E -EgcsEIham Court-lloute. April 23-tif
:! ~. RICHARD BAYLOR.
tsssx Co., Va,
e. J. CiPilOS ~ co.,
5g,:.: AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
a 8: BoEJy's Wharf, Baltimore.
i- LEY !. .a- active n3e:nNrr OF :ae firm.
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,1'O CLNSNAG.Aa .TEAGIsI:isS.
1 Very De.irn bic Farm in Market.

For further particulars apply 10 the su'seri.r
AARON THORNLEY,.
July .-cw.u S2crlwell, Wy,hc Co., va.
T. Sli III. above land /, disposed OF privately lee
fore THURSDAY Ia. 2;l dny OF August, it will thrE lac
otl Gil ,: day public auciiua the premises TO- ie
hirhcs: bidder 4. T.
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70 EDITORS EaD pa;NTERS!

= ..:ae; AJFsT ~ yIRGSlA, for th" above we'll
= ..s:.:a~i.;, cs: supply the trade with every de-
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D.mocratic Meeting in Esseh.

Z. d. IlUI M W, 7 II1Il 7
JHo. {. MIcnIC, Secretary.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-11
BOARD OF TRADE
Committee of Arbitration for the month of february
CHARLES J. BAKER.
BENZ. WHITLEY, JAS. McCONKY,
E. LARRABEE, SAML. ELDER
Nonttaru anh GomnltrtiaI 8tbitm.

BALTIMORE, February TO- 1860.
Stocks have moderately active this week the ope
raons, which have been chiefly in ancies amounting
value to nearly $500 600 OF the leading fancy (Bati
more and Ohio Railroad there have been about 700
shares sold The market for has however fuctuaed
considerably. The opening sales made at $654@
66, but it advanced subsequently to $67X, at which
figure it sold at the opening of the Board Tuesday
On Wednesday it fell off again. and yesterday it sold
low as S65, but the sales to-day made at $66664
cash, and s66% 9664 buyer 60 days The stock left off
to day at s65% bid s664 asked regular way but it
offered at sellers option 60 days at s65k OF Northern
Central Railway there have been only 700 shares sold
this week, 300 at cash. and 400 s5X buyer
60 days but the market for closed to-day $154
$l5x asked regular There has been quite active
movement this week in Mining stocks Gardner
Hill and Guilford prices have improved materially We
note sales in the week of 5000 shares Gardner Hill
from s244 to $2s7H, $500 shares Guilford 81 1922
and 700 shares Springfield at $I3s@)1x. Gardner
Hill closed today at s2X bid S2% asked buyer 60 days
and Gulford at s1.e4 bid, 81 asked buyer 90 days
For City 6 Railroad bonds other Loans market
has been quiet this week There however
inquiry for them and sales of $500 City 6's
e1 for 1875 es for 1858 and e7k for 1ss6s $25Oo
Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds 9H5ek; $500
Northwestern Virginia Railroad first mortgage bonds at
elh and S11 900 Central Ohio Railroad second mortgage
bonds at 30 Northern Central 1885 bonds closed to-day
at 5S4 bid SO asked There has very inquiry
for Bank stocks this week and sales of only
shares Bank of Baltimore at s1o2K and shares
Union at s75. #...- -. .--....
Money is abundant and the market may be said be
quite easy Prime paper be readily placed at
per cent and have heard of negotiations low
as per cent Prime paper is and much wanted
ofsecondcass paper there is however good deal offer
ing, and for this description range from to IL
per cent There is still considerable demand money
from the stock operators, and Loans still making
Railroad stocks at 9C912 per cent
The foreign imports into Baltimore fer the week ending
on Thursday amount in value TO s254, ,S9e, of which
SsSs24 were Free and s171 075 duty paying goods
and the foreign exports for the period sos
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
FRIDAY February 10, 1860
shs. Union Bank ..75 25shs. B&0 r. r. t60. .66A
AV shs NCRR: boo. .l5A l25 :" :" s60af 20. .651
U shs B. ORR ..66 IS :" b60. .664
20 :, :, s6Oat3O 65h so ..66h
Is 4" b2. &c
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PROCEEDINGS Oh THE THIRTY, SIXTH CONGRESS,
NENATE.
WASHINGTON, February l0.-The Senate is not in

WASHINGTON, February lO.-The Senate is not in
session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. REAGAN has been appointed A member OF the
Committee on Indian Affairs, in the place of Mr.
Farnsworth, excused.
Mr.. Thomas was appointed member of the Com
mittee Revolutionary Pensions, in the place of
Mr. Reagan, excused.
Mr.. HINDNAN appointed a member of the
Committee on Private Land Claims, in the place of
Mr.. Hamilton, excused.
Mr.. MOORE offered resolution, which lies over
calling on the President to communicate copies Of
all the communications which have been received
from the British Government and other officers on
the subject of the African slave trade since Febru
ary, 1858, and copies of all correspondence between
the British and United States Governments on the
subject of the slave trade.
On motion of Mr. MORSE, the Committee on Com
merce were directed to inquire into the expedency
of prohibiting by law all American vessels engaging
in the Coolie trade, or transporting apprentices to
the West Indies or other parts of the world.
The SPEAKER laid before the House copy of the
State Constitution of Kansas, recently adopted at
Wyandotte, as preliminary to the admission of that
State into the Union.
Mr. MORSE introduced resolution that the seve-
raj standing committees authorized to employ clerks
at the second session Of the last Congress be now
authorized to do so with the addition of the Com
mittee on Accounts and the Committee Terrific
res.
The resolution was resisted on the Democratic
side.
The resolution finally passed over, and the
House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union-Mr. Washburn
Of Illinois, in the chair.
Mr.. SHERMAN offered a series of resolutions, pro-
posing to refer the various branches of the Presi
dents message to the appropriate standing COM
mittees; that part relating to Pacific Railroad to
a select committee of fifteen members.
Mr.. FERRY, of Connecticut, occupied an hour in
refuting what he considered the fundamental prin-
ciple of the Democratic party on the question of
slavery, and argued that property in man cannot
exist as natural right.
Mr.. REAGAN briefly explained his views the
subject of slavery, arguing that neither Congress
nor the authorities of territory have the right to
destroy slavery therein.
contestinp the seat of Mr.. Barrett, was presented
and referred to the Committee on Elections.
The House adjourned.
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES CIRCUIr CoURr.-Hon VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge. The following occupied Yesterday:
Isaac NJ. Singer and William Clark ps. William
s. Walmesly, agent of Ladd, Webster L. Co. Be
tore reported. Argument on prayers before the
Court continued by Mr.. Washburn, of Boston
on the part of defendant.
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hop. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. "
The following occupied yesterday:
Porter and others ps. The Mayor and City Coun.
cll OF baltimore. Motion to dissolve injunction
heretofore granted in tn. matter of assessmen Is
Tor grading the North avenue Before reported
Argued by G. L. Dulaney, ESQ.,, on the part of de-
PENDANTS. Not concluded.
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HENRY c. SPALDING e. CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York.

Put up for Dealers in containing four, eight and
twelve dozena beautiful Lthograph Show Card accom-
panying each package.
nS- A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its annually every household
Sold by all prominent Statoners, Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
stand any climate,
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The alarm OF fire at quarter past nine o'clock last
night, was occasioned by the partial burning of the
cutlery establishment of Messrs. Dawes, Hudgins &
Co., corner OF Mill and Pratt streets The Depart
ment was promptly on the spot and succeeded in
confning the fire to the first story where it origin
ated.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING, Feb. IL, 1860
-FRoNr STREET THEArRE.-Cooper Opera Troupe.
The Barber of SeriUe
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Murdoch
The Stranger. The Dramatist
MUSEUM Afternoon, Red Ranger. Evening
Esmeralda, or the Bell Ringer of Nofre Dame. Tht
Spectre Bridegroom.
MARYLAND INsTIrurE.-Buckley's celebrated band
of Serenaders.
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STREET LOCOMOTIVE CARs.-In Chicago, com.
blnation car and engine for street railroads has
| just made its appearance. Externally, the car
appears like those in common use, with the excep.
! tlon OF two small chimneys at one end, and a
| small cylinder on each side. 1t is said by our
Chicago exchanges to operate well; it runs at the
rate of four miles per hour, and is more economi-
cal than horsepower for such purposes.
| THE BALTIMORE AND PoToMAC RAILRoAp.-rhe
Marlborough Gazette says: We are glad to learn
from the agent, Robert Bowie, ESQ.,, that our road
has received large accessions to the subscripton
list particularly in that portion of the route bor-
| dering on Collngton, in Prince Georges county,
Many planters who have not heretofore subscribed
are now very Jealous in pressing the enterprise to
| successful result.
| ILLNESS OF Mr.. BURToN.-Ths genteman's ply
sica and mental condition has not improved for the
last week past and yet his medical advisers do not
report that he is in immediate danger. His physi
cal suferings intense, and most painful to his
family and friends; although borne with a remaIk k
| able degree of fortitude and resignation.-N y
| Commercial
PAINTING PRESSES FOR EURoPE.-Two of Hoes
"last fast, printing presses were shipped from New
| York for England on Wednesday. They went by
the City of Manchester, and are to be used in Ly-
| erpool. That we furnish Europe with these i'm
portant articles to the cart Preseryative is not
| little to the credit of our mechanics. .T
MrssrNs-The ST. Mary's Beacon, of the sth inst.
| says that Mr.. Samuel Welch, of Charles county,
| left his home, a cunning expedition, sometime
last week, and that neither he nor the canoe in
which he left has since been heard from His bro
ther, who resides in this county, supposes he has
| been drowned.
The total amount Of deposits in the Savings
Bank of Massachusetts, during the past year was
S39, ,424, ,41s.62. ~
| The first and third mates Of the Spanish SLAYER
aDelica, have been discharged from custody al
| Charleston.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY TO-
ALCOHOL.-Alcohol is lower and we now auote e5 per
cent at 52t4 cts per gallon usual discount trade
There has however been but little done this week
ASHES.-We quote Ashes to day at S5 25 for Pot and
so per 100 lbs for Pearl there is very lit
tie doing in them.
BARk.-There have been no sales CT Quercitron Bark
this week so far have heard quote it steady
at S17@1s for No. 2, and s2oa22 per ton for No
fob.
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is steady at 33G35 cts per h.,
but there is very little doing in it.
BREAD.-Bread is still selling at 4 cts for Navy 4 X
cts for Pilot and 5H cts b for Water
the usual discount
BRIMSTONE.-We note sales this week of 20 tons crude
Sicily Birthstone Attivon at S4 So and of loo tons
do to arrive, at $40 per ton.
COFFEE-There has been active movement this
week in Coffee, and advance of fully of cent per
lb has been established in Rio since the opening There
Rio at 12(9l2x cts but within the last day or two
two invoices of prime Rio, of 1900 bags ex
Chase" and one of 1000 bags "Adeaiden have been
sold at 12h cts round and for another invoice l2& cts
offered and refused. also sales in the week
of $50 bags common Rio at cts 600 bags fair do ex
"Chadboun at IL Z cts $50 bags rejected do at 12X
cts 500 bags prime do at 21 cts, and so bags Java
about 5000 bags. Rio sofee may be quoted to-day at
12(9l2k cts for fair to good 12AG13 cts. for prime
these figures being the rates asked for this descrp
on; Laguayra do. at 12k G1SH cts; and Java do at
1516 cts per b. We the import this week of
bags Rio per bark "Adeaide," and 2,2Ss bags do per
bark ~. H. Chadbourn;n to.al $3.50 bags.
COTTON-The demand continues confined to spinners,
who purchase only to supply their immediate The
sales Of the week only about $50 bales mid
ding to good midng Upland at prices within the
OF our quotations, which unchanged, viz: 4.
GRADES. UPLAND, WESTERN
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PROPERY iSALE,S.

Wlillam Hamilton, auctioneer, sold Yesterday at
the Echange sales-rooms the following property:
lot OF ground corner of Saratoga and OREGON
streets, having front on Saratoga street of IA feet
six inches, and depth along Oregon street of 70
feet. Improved by a two-story and attic brick
house, and subject to annual ground rent of $50
payable half yearly. Purchased by James S.
Forbes.
SALE OF GROUND RENTs-Ye Yesterday Messrs.
Samuel j. Soper Co., sold at the Exchange sales
room the following ground rents:
A ground rent of S24, payable annually, on lot
on the west side of Central avenue, near Chew
street. Purchased by II. Herschbeck for S27O
Also, one of S66, on lot corner of Central ave-
nue. and Chew streets. Purchased by Matilda
Coombs for $500.
avenue, near Lombard street. Purchased by B.
s. Fulner for S275.
Also, one of S24, on a lot adjoining the last
named. Purchased by Jas r SNYDER for S275.
Also, one of S24, on a lot southwest corner of
Fayette and Wolf streets. Purchased BY II. Hersch
beck for $780,
Also, one OF $40, on a lot on Fayette street. near
Wolf street. Purchased by H. Herschbeck for $780,
Also, three of Sl9 each, on lots adjoining the
last named. Purchased by H. Herschbeck for $3.50
each.
Also, one of $40, on a lot on Watson street, near
High. Purchased by A. Bochine for S42O
Also, two of S36 each, on lots on Eager street
near Constitution street. Purchased bv A. Boo
hine for 1915 each
Also, two of S2S each, on lots on South Charles
street, near Cross street. Purchased by B. Shara,
for $500 each
Also, one of $40, on lot onLight street extended
Purchased by James Hinder for S455
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Murderer Convicted.
A l. M

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.-The jury in the case of
Robert Thompson, for the murder Of John Capie,
after being out the entire week, have rendered a
verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree
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SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS
sPALpINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GOODS DEALERS
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY