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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-04

Not Decided.-The Commissioners of Streets
have not yet decided upon any plan for index
ing ard numbering the streets of the city; but
1t is hoped they will do so, and report their ac-
ton to the Council at the next regular meet
Ing, to be held on the 9Th inst Strangers vis-
iting the city find great difficulty in discover
Ing The whereabouts of any particular locali-
ty, because of the impossibility of learning
one street from another during their short So
journ, and many of our own citizens are little
less perplexed because they DO not know the
names and numbers OF all the streets, and no
guide Is furnished them by which TO learn.
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Southern Trarel.-For several days past the
Southern traius of cars from this place have
been crowded with passengers. route from
the watering places and the North, for their
homes in the sunny South.
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The cornerstone OF the "Uniyersity OF the
South will be laid with much ceremony on
the 10th inst, at University Place, Franklin
county, Tennessee. t&
Mrs. Governor Edwin Morgan, 1t has been
decided In full council, Ia New York, ID TO
lead of in the dance with the Prince Of
Wales
Gov. Morgan, OF New York, has appoi nted
Tharsday, the goth of November, as a day OF
thanksgiving and prayer in that State.
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Painful AeeidsH:.-Yesterdaym morning a lad
named William Hope, employed in the barrel
factory of Duulap & Co, south side of the
basin, had one Of his arms caught in the ma
chinery, and terribly cut and mutilated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-04

Driring on The SidetcdN.-Peter, slave OF
Sutherland & Bro, was punished yesterday,
by order of the Mayor, for driving his team on
the side walk of one of the streets.
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- 1.N DOLLARS REWARD; RAN

~ AWAY fromJ. Wer,h's coal ward, on the
Basin. q MULATTO Nan, named LyNp-
n FAY. Ly atsay is about feet CT ~ inches
.Ix~hlgh; has a good many whip marks on nls
back, of long standing; dresses badly, and Tener-
ally has dirty appearance He came from Essex
county, and was hired at City Point 4ast ,eaT, at
which place he was see darins last week srd tag
hrst part of thls hut is said To have lett there
Wednesday last, for Richmond will give mo
above reward If taken of the city, or Eve dol
lars ii taken in the city the suburhs, and eiiV-
cred to me. % MEs MogNr =
an Is rs Agent for DR., Wa. Fisher.
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The Cooper Opera Troupe-The Theatre was
crowded Tuesday night, and the dress circle.
filled as IL was with ladies almost to the en- :
tire exclusion of gentlemen, was a very
pretty sight. The daughter OF the Reei-
ment," advertised, by mistake we suppose as
an "opera," inasmuch as great deal of the
libretto was spoken, instead of sung, as ii
should have been, gave Mis-. Milner an admi.
raole opportunity of displaying the beauties
OF her voice, and she fully took advantage OF
It, In the air and trio, and the close of the
first act, her singing was s7perb, and elicited
tempest OF applause. The beautiful piece,
"Lo. hear the gentle lark" was substituted for
the finale of the opera, aud sang with q deli
cacy OF execution and fiexibiiity of voice re.
ally extraordinary.
Tonight there is grand concert of vocal and
Instr rumen tai N usic, in which Mr.. II. G. Cooper
violiBfst who has no equal in this country,
will play several solos. That sparkling aud
charming opera, by DoniZetti, "L'Elixir
D'Alnour," and, we are glad to say, the trhoIs
OF ii, is TO conclude the performance.
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Delivered Up.-Watson B. Crump who was
recognized to keep the peace a few weeks since,
was delivered up by his security yesterday,
and being unable to renew his bond, was ses |
IN oil
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.-
sINGER'S SEWING MACHtNFS, beth IN Ame-
rica and Europe, is such best 10 establish their
superiorit, over all others in the market. Sewing
Machines. called, may be bought, il is true. for
smalleTt amount of dollars, but Ii Is mistaken
rehable article and those who will do so must
abide the consequences.
SlNGERs NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
In order to rlace the eerg best Fan tiy Machines
in the tcortd within the reach Of all, have re-
duced our Letter A, or transverse shuttle Ma
chimes, beautifully OrnameIted, TO FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No, rlk ! ANp MedHfEhs 2 HffEEfhssDARD SHUT
Both Of very general apphsation and capacity,
tory. P1ees reduced respectively from Si2o and
8 $50 tn $50 and Sl00
SINGERS No. ) sfAspARD 5alsts SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Price, complete, Si2s.
tcle. nneSSaisd M for msnuiactarsnr pprpose. M
noiseess, pId ard capable Of any kind Of work.
Price, including iron stand and drawers, $ll0,
chimes of any other maker as gift
An of Singers Machines make the inter loo ked
stitch with two threads. when is the best stlteh
aud reliable information about Sewing Machines.
their sizes, prices. working capacities, and the
oest method Of purchasing. can obtain i BY send
which Is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
fe iss saF1ffs FTsaaS ~ cof i isss
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, q rraetl
cal machnist, who is ever ready to attend on cur
customers Il required, :.
ed on the most Thorough basines. PRINCIPLES, by an
entirely new set Of nands, We feel confident oil
doing par share Of the bssnsss, = vs esye a,ways
done heretofore 40 Main strS stIsst. kishmon,s mon,
-. h.lkOff. A&ents - -. an - o-3tu
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EMIeRATIoN-A party of about twenty
seyen-farmers and their wives aud children
from Virginia, passed through Washington
Tuesday, 10 Wisconsin. They are people OF
competence, Ind ustry and en- nierprise.
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11x$. RELIGIOUS NOTICE...rs jNO
THOMAS expects to preach in COsIN-
THAN HALL. south side of Main street he
DAY and FRIDAY EVENlNGS. October 81: 4th
and 9Th. at gasrts before o'c!ock, and on SUN
DAY AFfEKN00N. 7th October. at "a osctcck.- -
also, at BETHEL MEETING, HOUSE, 10Th st
Union Hill. on SUNDAY F0RENUUN, at il o'ok
Our citizens are invited to attend. oc 3-4f
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a. LASD AND SLAVES IN TIE

SO c1IiNlty m A nE sMsIia 80 s.Np III
~A VATELY.- The devisees of John I'll, StsEsr,
decd. ofer for sale privately valnsbe TRACT
OF LAND, living on the Appomattox river. ia the
county Of Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and Danville Ealroad. contain
ing, by estimation, 600 acres The land rs admi-
raDly ADAPTED to the production of Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco. and the TRACT is regarded as one Of
the best in the county; If desired, iwiil be di-
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devisees reservIng the right 70 cultivate and
gather the growDg crops, satisfactory aTrange-
ment cannot he made with the purchaser to take
then. The purchaser Of the land, II he desires
them for his own use can also put chase large
number of valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
made accommodating. Apply TO William h.
MEADE or JOHN s. HARDAWAY, Chnla De-
pot, Amelia; or to r. W. srEGER, Mattoax De
NOT Amelia au 2y--tf
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TERMS OF FABvFRrTsTYG.
FOR SALE AND REEr.

-, FOR RENT-A large BRICK DWELL
MI NC, containing rooms ard PASSAGES. with
.'.sharp's House Havlss M Iatel. andersons q
the PROPOSED srset apu raWay ep = e admrsby S ssspt
ed for q, priva'e family residence. For terms,
T IIMd'IffmYa 'ffa KRRsE, sef,s T. near tho premises.
@ FOR RENT-And posse' SIC n wen imme-
and the sns snsssa .es 81
ssh street. between Main and Cary. The store
~ Ss a5fsE on the Yves.
side Of 18th street, near Cary
with rooms. large yard. good Kitchen and stable,
nesr Buehsnans Sprins, within hve minutes
walk. or ride on the horse car to the heart OF the
ALso-wili sell low or EXCHANGE for city pro-
psr.y aOl, lz3, iJo and 81 acres Of well WOO I'D
LAND, be seen five and six niles below the city
70 roads. oApI, Apply to On III" '' X. q TuNsFALL.
oc25t Office on llth street.
a. XALUABLE pRlyATE DWELLING
LaTw EfNlsr AN 2n STR EErS. F0R SALE.
s s ye .sS fsaen,, in the
eeecuea1gV of Mr. oarret F Watts and nov, of
ard depth OF $50 feet to an alley The dwelling
has ten iooras besides front and porches. and
cssnt Biek Kcsrn | M" and ss's arg- bres sabs
80 Ct SobN dGpns ffg'y e au,,s
~ bEStnAbIIf n r. - ID T. N T. FOX
RENT Rr.NT Tie large and desirable RESI-
aIA DEN1E on the corner of 6th and Main SITS.
lately occupied by the subscriber Ia offered for
rent: Possession can be had Immediately.
Sc 2?ts DAVID NJ. LEA.
- NOTICH.-we wish to sell or lease our
81. HOUSE, on 18Th between Franklin and Grace
~ streets. Tho said House is torty feet square.
and bui for Machine Shop. 1t has in 10 shaftlng
and wheels sufficient to drive quantity of ma
Psf will make q good Coach Shop. Also, a
FARM of 70 acres, five miles below Richmond,
for sale. lse 2s-6t'l BELL HUGHES.
1Sa, FOR HSNT-Twn des; ran,e sOoMS. over
"a: my store l.. ROSE, 256 Bread street.
a&I Sc 2S-2w+
e. VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
ka;s ON MAIN, BETWEEN CTR AND 7rH SITS,
aelAND ON CARY, DOCK, AND 18TH SITS,
FOR SAL. Eve are authorized 20 sell the fo-
lent BRICK TENEMENT at the corner Of Main
aud 6:h streets, now In the Occupancy Of Ro; A.
Paine, Esq I'd. he two excellent BRICK TEN
MENfS on the south side of " ain, between 6th
and 1th streets. occupied by Mrs. Morton as z
Boarding House. 4th That most valuable LOT
at the corner OF Cary. Dock and 18Th streets, front
ing a feet on Cary street. runnng back l2O feet to
Dock street on which 1t has also IL feet.
Terms. One fourth cash baanca at i, 2 and
years. bearing Interest, Nc. Apply to-
T-6t GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auct's.
a, STORE AND CEIL LAR FOR RENT
= 81 On Broad. between Sd and 4th streets, south
qnire Of lee % Isl rios b, QUAR- KS.
a., K0UM FOk RkNT The large and
sA.a York River Railrosd Company, over the store
OF the su 1gcrIbers IL now for rent.
2. JOHNSTON S BROTHER,
au l6-ts iie NJ ain ST. Get.
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RoBBRRY.-Parker Ross, who resides near
Horntown, in Aecomac county, Va, was
robbed on Thursday night. the goth uit, OF
between eight and nine hundred dollars.
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ATTEMPT EXTRAORDINARY AT SUICIDE.-A
few days since, says the New Orleans Cres-
cent, Frenchman, believed to be out of his
mind, was seen to get into a Skiff, at the Le-
wee, having with him heavy stone and cord,
and row out into the stream. He was seen to
tie the cord to the stone after getting some
distance out in the stream, and to begin un-
dressing himself Those on shore, foreseeing
suicide, has tily got into skiffs and put ont
after him. Before they reached him he was
naked, and was just about tying the cord
around his neck. They reached him before he
succeeded, but he relinq uished cord and stone,
plunged suddenly into he river and attempted
TO drown himself as was supposed. without
the weight, but was such good swimmer that
he could not. He staid under longer than
most men could popped upi in q distant place,
popped down again as the boats put after him,
and in this manner as we are credibly in
formed. eluded his pursue nearly an hour
before they captured him. When caught at
last, he had swallowed considerable water
He was taken ashore, dressed, and handed
over 10 his friends.
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NIOTICE.-The Co partnership heretofore ex
~ isting between the undsrsigned, under the
solved by mutual consent. II. w SrARkE has
sold his entire interest IN the business to DANIEL
hAG EaTY, who viii carry on the business at the
old stand,
All debts due to the firm must he paid to. and all
debts Que from the firm will be paid by, DANIEL
HAGERTY- y. hAGkRTY.
RicHMoND, Sept. IA. 1860. H. STkRKE.
cordially recommend my late partner,
who proposes 70 continue the business OF FLU u r
ING, GAS FITTING, &e., to all the customers and
patrons of the late arm. H NJ. sTARKE.
e.
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nlEETING OF STOCkHOLD-
SSr~Ea ERs. The annual meeting Of the Stock
CON PsNY' I,o viii he he'd in the town Of Csrss
vile on THURSDAY, the 18th of October, 1860 -
1t is very desirable that there should be ful at
tendance on that occasion,
oc 4 dtISO +. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
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PRINCETON COLLEGE. The students of
Princeton College, it appears from a letter in
the Philadelphia Bulletin, are just at this time
10 state of excitement. The tutors, accord
ing to an old custom of the institution, have
renewed their visits TO the rooms of the stu
dents. The students, taking umbrage at this
attempt to revive q law which was lwa.ls op-
posed by them, have set ali law 81 defiance ar d
vented their rage ia sundry noisy demon rs ira
tions. The result of this has been that a large
number OF the students have been sent away
on probation. One night a week ago, how
ever, showed that the indignation OF the stu
dents was stiil at full heat. About1lJs O'Clock,
after all had become quiet throughout the col
lege grounds, suddenly the usual Summons
for a spree was given by 4 hight striking upon
the windows of the building. Soon a crowd
was collected, ready TO enjoy little fun, as
they supposed but ins tead of the light comm z
from a bonfire, it was found that 4 more con-
venient pile of combustible material had been
lighted, and that the old building known IA
miiiarly as South College was in flames. This
building was a small one, detached entirely
from the others, and entirely open. In a few
moments the usual attendance of students was
had, and with much sport the final fall of the
roof was witnessed. The building was valued
1t about $500,
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SS HENRY HUDNALE,
NA ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts cid in the city OF Rich
mona.
IA. Also. practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts Of Chesterfield.
As Notary, will take Dispositions and Acknow
Judgments, Administer aud Certify 0a'hs, and per
fJrm whatever other duties pertain to the Office OF
Notary.
Office at the corner of Bank and llth streets, just
oeloW the custOnl- HoHse. ia 3l-lJ
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Receiuing Stolen GoodS-Frances CustoIo
was examined before the Mayor yesterday fo-
having in her possession two pieces of cassi-
mere stolen from Kent, Paine Il Co., and re-
manded for trial before the Hastings Court
on the I'd Monday in November next Sac
was allowed 10 give $3.50 bail for her appear
ance, which She bad rot succeeded in doing
when we left the Courtroom. The circum-
stances attending the case were as follows {:
On Saturday, Kent, Paine & Co. received &
box of goods from Baltimore from which two
pieces OF cloth had been extracted Mr.. Paine
saw Mr.. Bossieux, the owner of the teamster
that brought The goods from Rockets, aud
that gentleman, by coercion, induced the fell
low 10 tell him who took the goods. A search
warrant was obtained, and visiting Mrs.
Cnstolo's house, on Cary street, for piece Of
linen supposed 10 have been stolen, they found
the cloth, which Mr.. Paine identified, on see-
Ing Ii at the cage. The proof was clear, but
the accused expects to prove that the goods
were deposited at her house by the negro to be
called for, and that she assumed no ownership
over the property.
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.sGs LAWRESCE =. aIARYE,
SS ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Courts OF the City of Richmond
and the Counties of Henrlcc, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He is also Notary Ehlc and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHiTI
and himself being dissolved, his ofiice is now or
ilth street. Just below Gotdin's Hall. fe BLY,
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In $40 REwARD.-Absconded from the
~ Virgina and Tennessee Railroad Compans
Aabout two weeks since, while on SIsit. ,p
n his former home IN Richmond MULAlT ~
Xz> BOY, WILLIAM, who - hired OF Miss IL. Il
Gordon. He 10 about Is or 10 ears oil Rse AMI
about s feet 8 or inches IN height He sweli ac-
quainted in Richmond, and rs evidently lurhinE
about the city. The above reward OF si0 wiiL bs
paid for his apprehe nsioG and delivery to said
company in LynchbuIs OF for his confinement IN
jail, as they can get nm again,
THEO. h. RE- NoLDS, for Gen'i Sup't.
an It's
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Exception Of the Prince of wefss.-Yesterday
aiternoon TOE committee Of citizens and Coun-
cilmen appointed to receive n. Raron Rem.
few on Saturday next, held a meeting in the
Mayors office, and determined upon the rlan
OF reception. The Com mrnittee will proceed to
Acquia Greek. where they will meet the
Prince and suite aud escort him to this eity.
On arriving at the depot they will place him
10 an open carriage, aud accompany him 10
the Spots wood House, when that magnificent
establishment will be placed at the disposal
OF himself and suite while they remain here
The Committee have determined to dispense
with military escort, and the First Regi-
ment will not therefore turn out to receive
the represen tative of the British Grown.
The Raron will remain al the Spotswood
House until Monday morning, during which
time ail persons who visit that elegant estab-
lishmenr will be his guests. When he leaves
here for O trip down The river a portion Of the
Committee will probably attend him.
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fANtl FUn NALN-Intendlng 10 re

>ne FAHu rUn SALE.-Intendlng 10 re-
k&H move to Texas in few weeks, offer for
-. sale the FARM on which now reside, stu.
ated Ga miles from Richmond, near tine head of
MechanicsvI,e Turnpike, in Hanover county,
containing about 2CO acres OF Land. The improve
ments consist IN part OF large dwelling. house,
ne barn ard stable, besides the usual outhOuses.
A further description is considered unnecessary,
as persons wishing to ptfchsse, will examine for
themselves: Post Office, hlehmond s,,ro,,o,
i7-lmf THOS. w. ST DNOk.
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WHAT WALKER HOPED TO DO IN GENITAL
AMKRICA.-The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail
states that, shortly before Walker started for
Ruatap, he was in the office of that paper con-
versing abou: his plans, and adds;
Gen. Walker stated that he had assurances of
assistance from the French government, if he
should be able TO regain control of Nicaragua.
He alleged that there was 4 perfect nnder-
standing between that government and him.
SELF that if he would establish the institution
OF slavery, by law, ia Nicaragua, the French
government would see that the French COM
merciai marine sh ould bring TO Nicaragua rs
many slaves from Africa as could be profita-
bly, carried there. lie expressed to us the ut
most confidence in this arrangement, and TO
Colonel Riggs question, "If the Emperor Of
the French hnd himself sgnified his approval
of the arrangement ~ he answered distinc tly
"Ies, the Emperor himself has been approach
ed, and L have guarrantees"-or words pre-
ciseIy tantamount. He did not, of course in
dicate the channel through which the arrange
ment had been made; but that he placed ab-
solute faith in il, was obvious 10 any one who
knew him.
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SAMUEL T. BaYLY. CHAsrAIN WHITE.
kS ArT0RNEYs AT LAW,
Practice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mJad, the countie. of Hanover, HenrIco, Caroline.
6oocbiand and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL t. BAILY. CoNMIs ssIoNERoF
D EEDs for all the states and Territories Office
corner Of 18th and Franklin Streets the State
Court HOUSE. il 6--ts
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g.A@s-s N0ltA = - 4 be larxesf and best selec-
# cfGssfp s. ss sPS SuAd 3. s ssr.el SHIFT
OH and Broad streets.
PIANOS, from the eeiebrs.ed Factory Of W.
knabe h 20. Second hand PIANOS, from SEQ TO
$50 for hire and .le
U1TARs, vI0LINs, pANJOS Of my own
make, FLUTES, PIPES, and dACCoRDEONS, for
sale.
RspAIRING and TUNING So;sgps dsas il the hest
N. B.-Mr w. RADE will always be in attend
ance To select music. sc Is I'm
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~S TO BON NDBOL ID LIS
So BOROUGH AND CINCiNNATI RAIL
ing of tae Bondhoders Of the hiilsboroush aad
Cincinnati Kaii'nad wi be held OCI0BtR 2 4,
1860 at z. NJ at the Burnet House, CIneinnaLl
be present. Sc 28-6t
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E0 HHDS prime brisht Sides and Shoulders
w 10 lierces Lard, for sale by
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl vt.
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Prcvisicns.-Beef steady. Pork firm hut quiet
Bacoa quiet. Lard steady. Taliow hrm Ameri-
car oa',16as 6l Cheese has declined ais
Inc advlces from Manchester are favorable.
dency, wa
Hsvsx MARKxr.-Cotton 10 dull Sales for the
week 5000 bales. Stock in port las 900 baies New
o. esns tres ordinare asf.; has ssf.
W neat has declining te ndency for American.
LoNpoN M.Rkkrs.-sales of white American
Ne3is. New England wheat has declined Q to 3s
quarter.
Meals. s.-The mar ket closed dull for Welsh rails;
sales AZ Is 5s n IS los. Rats and pig IRON b. IN
closed steady; sales Of the latter at Sis 6ls Cd in
Sugar is quiet. Tea of all qualities has slightly
declined; Congou ls. Sd TO Is. sid. Taow is
quiet at 57s. Sd. Rice is frm. SPIRITS turpentine
steady at Sis ass. Cd. Coffee IS hsm. Linseed
cakes closed quiet but steady.
Bar silver IS. l1.i. to IS. ls.d dollars SIS. 23sd.
1HE LAT4sT CoMMkRciAL NKws.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday ay.-Sales to-day Of 7,CCO
bales Cotton. including 600 bales to speoa lators.
The market closes firm. Breadstufts close steady
and hrm. Provisions are quiet.
Consols a3S as34. Bullion in the Bank OF Eng
Ia nd has increased ti46 0OC.
barng Brothers report generally a firm market.
United States SIS, bonds, 1865 93ns9; do. ST. 93l
t31s; Pennst lvanla 6s, bonds 1877, S5; Penns.
nia 90 ASH Massachusetts 8 6 l031 I0t; Mary
tSnd IS, bonus, 93kd95; Ihinois Central Railroad
Z, ,tvania Central o's, lst mortgage, 0l: New York
sntra rs sSne5; do. 6's 81; Enc dairoad stock
1890.
Messrs. Bell & Co report generally an improved
demand and an active market for Investments.
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived from Charleston ship John Henry. at
Bordeaux; from Baltimore. ship Scotia, of Dunge-
ness