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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IT, 1860
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State 6s, %; Is Reading
Railroad 20; Morris Canal, SIX; Long Island Railroad
ns; Pennsylvania Railroad, Ss1S. Sight exchange on
New York par.
AUGUSTA, Feb. II, 1850.
Cotton-Saes TO day $50 bales, at unchanged rates
SAVANNAH, Feb. II, 1850.
Cotton unchanged: sales to day 1000 bales.
CAARIEsToS, Feb. II; 1860.
Cotton-SaIes to-day 1900 bales, at unchanged rates.
BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 1860.
Flour du-no sales Howard street, Ohio and city mills
supernne held at IS 81. Wheat firm red 81 30 81 81,
white 81 As 81 So Corn shade better: sales 5000
firm: mess SIS. whskey firm but quiet at Csc Sight ex
change on New York 10 per cent premium.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob. II, $780,
Flour firm: superHne IS IS. Wheat advancing ten
dency red 81 IS a 81 &c. white 81 46 a 81 SO. Corr
quiet sales 600 bushels yellow at 76c Whiskey steady
at 23Hc. AKc
CINCINNATI, Feb. II, 1860
Flour unchanged. whiskcy 201lc. 2ossc Provisions
frm-Aes Pork, SIT 80; lard 1osIc 1O1lc.
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City Politics
rHK NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC WEruDEIcAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

rhh NATiONAL DEMOCRATIC WErUMIcAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE.
The special committee contested seats composed Of
Aessrs. Ed L. Murphy, Robert Reid Roger Dolan and
Peter McKnight-Mr. John Makewen, charmau-met las.
evening at the Mozart Shades the purpose Of settling
the claims OF two sets of contestants for seats In the
oral Committee, from each the following warcsThe
feurth seventh. Ninth, Tenth, Fifteenth Sixteenth,
Eighteenth and Twentieth.
Inc contestants from the Fourth ward were hoard first
Inc opposing ticket In this ward is what known rs
specuvey the Eugene Shine and Eugene Sullivan ticket
M Snae advocated the claims OF his ticket quite perse
Verney NJ hAkewen argued in reply that he had the
amoaV1 OK TWO persons the opposing ticket and Inc
could not decide the claims of the Shine ticket on the
strength OF one man. word opposed the sworn atta.
WIS OF TWO men on the opposite side Wheher the Shine
or the Sullivan claim definitely decided it Ia mpos
sble to say. 'fN
The opposing tickets in the Seventh ward are the
Russell and Bagey (Aldermen); the Ninth the Brsey
and lawson; in the Tenth, the Jim Dunning aud Bady;
in the Sixteenth, the Charles May (probaby already ad
medl ana IN the Twentieth, the James Connolly (aiso
probably admitted
That the claims Of these contestants have been finally
settled It Is impossible 10 say In order give perfect
satisfaction TO both sides, probably another hearing will
be necessary.
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.
This club held business meeting last night At Thorp's
Hotel No. Union square, where they have established
their headquarters for the campaign Their proceedings
were OF strictly business character and no especial
public importance.
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BRNTFORD, q w, Ecu. II, loVV
fire broke out here this morning in the dry goods
|ore Of Mclean. Coborne street, extending thence
lest and east both sides Of the street, and up Market
rect to Heaions block destroying altogether twenty
rec buildings. The amount Of the loss is not known,
l,4t s variously estimated at between one and two
,ndred thousand dollars. The amount OF insurance is
* vet ascertained Owing to the intense cold the fire
trines were unable TO do much service.
Ehe following is list OF the principal sufferers on Col
I'm street-Messrs. Cartan Dee, general merchants
brphy, jeweler; Mclean Co., dry goods; Brendon'
Iuegist Allen, grocer; R. Mclean, grocer; wilkinson
weller Brarrott jewellcr; German, boot aud shoe deal
/ Long, shoes and saddlery; Smith Mckay saddcs
lmmo, grocer, and Stewart, cabinet shop.
Ou Market street the sufferers are:-Rtchie Russell
beers; Ford Bro, grocers; the Brantford CourH'
wspaper office, and number Of others.
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ALBANY Fet II, 1860
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. MANNnRRx (rep ITO declare Sylvan place, New
York, public street.
By Mr.. KErCHAM (rep)-To amend tn, Railroad Law 50
o. TO prevent collisions roads crossing each other
used by two companies.
By Nc MUNRoE rep )-For railroad from ,ie corner
Of Broadway and Fifty niuth street down MERCER and
Greene Streets through Btooc eree to the Bowery
The charter to be granted 10 John H. Hale ROGET Taylor
w. Z. Dean and S. C. Wilson. The bill requires the roa
10 pay tax Of mill for each pas enger 10 city Rail-
road Hospital, and limits the fare to three cents.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FE


x10 " Csote VOnyen
RIcuxosD, Va, Fob IT, 1850.
There were no further proceedings last nipht
the appointment Of committee on the oopSrstu,,or,
despatch from Conn scticut
This morning tho vos takcn last nights resolution
TO admit delegates al the democrats now here from
counties not otherwise rspr, sened decided in the
affirmative. This triumph for the friends Of Henry
A. Wise, End great cheering followed the announcement
Of the result.
Tho following resolution was introduced by General
Chapman
Resolved That II Is the opinion Of this Convention that
Henry Wise Is the choice Of the democratic party Of
this State for the Presidency
W. d. Wallaeh offered the following as q substitute
Resolved That this Convention pledges itself 10 support
any national ticket which may be nominated according to
the usages Of the party.
substitute for both resolutions then introduced
declaring In effect that is inexpedent for this C0nven
toa to declare preference for any Of the distinguished
gentlemen who have been named In connection with the
Presidency, but that Is expeden to declare that the
democracy Of Virginia will give their support to the
Charleston nominee
The resolutions and the substitutes were discussed at
length, but no definite action was taken on thsm
The Committee the Connecticut resolutions reported
the following In answer thereto which were unanimously
adopted
Resolved That the democracy Virginia have received
with heartfelt qualification the kind message OF the demo-
cracy OF and In response express the ardent
hope that the efforts Of Connecticut may avail preserve
the Union from the awless assaults Of fanatcIsm
Resolved, That Virginia copgi her sister State
the selection Of true gallant standard bearer in
the person of Thomas II. Seymour.
The Convention then adjourned till 4P.M
The proceedings were more orderly than yesterday
The convention thus far III P. NJ has been occupied
in discussing the resolution Of preference for the Pres
dency, and the substitutes.
Great excitement exists, and If vote be taken to- night
the result will probably not be announced until to morrow
morning.
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Martial,

BURKHALrKR--VAN AYKEN.-On Thursday, Feb. 10, by
the Rev. Joel Parker, DID, STEPHEN BURKnLTER, Jr, 10
SUSAN C., daughter OF the late Jesse Van Anken.
FUIIER-DAvENPoRT.- Wednesday, Feb 49, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother by the Rev G. s. Hare
Mr. AIAoN d. FULLER TO Miss FRANCES j. DAVENPORT all Of
this CITY,
MARIOw-VMJoU.-On Tuesday evening" Feb. 7, by
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mother Mr. JosxPu g. MARROW, OF Bethel Conn, to Miss
EMILY JANE VALLoU, OF this city.
LASNoy-HERMAS.-On Thureday, Feb. 10, by the Rev.
Mr. s,ohtmapn, al the residence No 80 Grand street
LOUIS D. LAssoY 10 MARIE ROMANO HRNAY of Stonngton
Cnnn
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Massachusetts Delegates to the Charles
ton Convention.

BosroS, Feb. II, 1860.
The Democratic Convention of the Seventh district held
at Hsverh yesterday, elected Frederick O. Prince
Winchester and George Johnson of Bradford delegates
to the Charleston Convention; B. F. Watson Of lawrence
and George W. Dyke of Stoneham, substitutes. The Con
Senon was of rather exciting nature, occasioned by
double delegations, but ended tremendously The dele
gates are Douglas men,
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The Yale Agricultural Convention.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. IT, 1850.
Mr. Cassus NJ Clay has returned to this city, and will
be here during the remainder Of the session, which will
be devoted to the subject of cattle and horse breeding It
supposed that this will be the most interesting and i'm
portant part Of the course.
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Singers Sewing Machines, for Families,
taos and all manufacturing purposa unequAed Thsy
are capable Of dong moro work and Of earning
y76, arc attracting universal attention.
In SINGER 3 co, 46e broadway, NY,
l6o Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Bedford.

Destructive Fire I'm Now Bedford.
New BEDFORD, Feb. II, 1860.
Two wooden buildings occupied for mechanics shops
and grocery together with dwellings adjoining at the
Of Middle and Second Streets destroyed by
fire last night Pollard Myrick, coopers; Il. Wood,
and Gideon Allen, are among the sufferers.
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BRANroRp, Feb. II, 1860.
The manufactures Of Squire & Parsons and Grlley
Rims in this place. destroyed by fire this morn
Loss Of Squire Parsons $50 600, and Of Grilley &
sims $40 Geo. Insurance s34, COO and So, 500.
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Barry's Tricopherous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauufyng cleansing curling
preserving restoring The hair. Ladies' try It. Sold by al
dYuRgists
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotte-
ries, WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DErAwARE-ExrKA Class No. 81, FEnnuARY Il, 1860.
"a, g. 80, As, 70, II, &c, rs, IL, 40, "a, ~, 10.
DKLAwARE-CIAss No. 81, FKE1uARY IL, 1860
20, 81, GO, 81, 81, 90, 3, SO, u, "a, s, 8.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Della ware,
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DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply his Hadi-
Truss with in efecng permanent cures of
hernia rupture. MARSH co. No. Vesev street, n.
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he Connecticut Delegates to the
CharlestOn Convention.
HsRrronp. Conn Feb. H. 1850.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. IL 1860.
The editor Of the Hartford Post asserts that eleven out
Of the twelve delegates to the Charleston Convention from
this State favorable to the nomination Of Stephen A.
Douglas for the Presidency and have expressed them
selves repeated occasions
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-NOs. 22,0G2,
22sN $685. 29677 COS drew the Five Capital Prizes in ths
Circulars free expense by addressing DON ROD.
RIQUEZ, care Of Cay Post, Charleston, 8. O.
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Spaldfns's Prepared Glue
IN CONGRESS
THE UNION SAFE
LETTER FROM EEK RICHARDS,
llar. aznnr- Il anna ~ lh1.


lCori eepondence OF the Prvss
WASHINGTON, Feb l5 1860,
As approached my desk TO day espi.h very dsnty
colored envelope upon RENE mbernr that
valentine s-ibe of humBn billet doux-a
thrill OF dcleb excited fingers has.e In grasp
ng the mitsye had almost prsased to iips when tina
thought Care TO me thst although m youug heart was
Tar advanced be the usually b. tie fs To
shower their fayors upon opened the Letter and behold its
contents:
NEW YORK, February, 1860
fzEK RICHARDS. fsQ-Iiopured srwe beg 10 cent to
you bou Spsldpgs Prepared Glue with Tire hope that
ou VIII Ind useful not ory In the humble depart Of
household ECONOMY but also In the patriotic work OF
lug together glorious Unon which being BY
sectional and nteress and ~hose aoa
With he wishes health and happiness we re
cuhn. lie ar sir, your obedient servsnts.
HENRy G. SPALDTNd 4 CO.
had scarcely read this polite patriotic episte wben
raising fou0d ID the Hcrsseyery
reserave lhe floor, and reporter the gallery
refusini just such another piece of looking
not ms'sten for proclaim alton issued by w u Shtpkn
that ut this moment the President OF the United
stses the ice President the Speaker OF tbs House OF
sebiaves The members of the Cabinet the members OF
kitchen ditto, the Sensors and Representatives Congre
ASSEMBLED the lobby members OF ditto The duly
accredited corr spondent and reporters,
benefit oi The public welfare that the foreign minis
ters ard dipomsque corps furnished same to
enable them to stick 10 their affairs The
TO have been thoroughly carried moment
spsoDgs glue supersedes the question OF Post Oice
patou the abolition of the raDking privilege the House
printer Ii Is In the mouth Of every Representative fails
TO stick their lips together.
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FRIGHTENED TO DKATn--A young laiy--Mss Stewart, OF
Cumberland county, Pa--was so badly scared fe n
weeks ago by meeting will o'the- wsp, that she was
taken III reaching home, and in short time af.erward
died from the effects Of the prostraon OF her
tenn, superinduced by the fright.
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Mrs. Wfnslow's Soothing Syrup.
MILLIONS OF BOTTLES now used every year In tbe
Upited States children teehng with falling success
Relief immediate and certain. Only - cents bottle
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Crfstadcro's nNfr Dye, Wigs and Tou-
psss-The beat IN the world wholesale tnd retail and the
dye privately applied. 8 AsOr House,
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Canada POlItfcR.

MONTREAL, Feb. II, 1850.
Hon. Mr. Norm, the new Solicitor General for Canada
East has been elected.
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Wilder's Patent Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes, QUIRK BROTHERS, IS Maiden lane, N. Y.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye, Wig and Toupes
factory removed is Bond street Private enAnce for
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Herr1ng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway Of Murrs
street. New York
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The Riggs Truss-Water ProoK, Clean.
~, durable Tho mutpoai pad protects the cord and
xacs tho epeningA 448 Become street.
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Beautiful ComPleSfon.-.Lnird 's
Liquid Pearl for Identifying and preeervfg complexion
and ekip, may be tried gratis at 4S9 Broadway.
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1To THE Pg B{ Hs,s Sc,,,rr. :, s,,,v.nns
medicinal diet drink of ernneny sau,ary qualities
featured by himself exclusively at his factory a, schleaa h
barley that can be selected in Eu-
with the OF aromatic Italian OF acknow
lodged snd extraordinary medicinal properties has long
since acquired higher reputation both Europe and
rea, tnan any otner d1ureuc beverage.
In gravel govt and rheumatism obstructons OF the bisd
der and kidneys and general debility It's effects prompt
for these malsde9 but in all in which they
duced by drinking bad water which almost universally the
The addressing effect upon The stomach bowels and badds
Of travellers Few residents and AL persons unaccuomsA
rivers Ike the Ohio Mississippi and Alabama from the large
quantity Of decayed vegetable matter contained 10 them In
state solution well known also that OF The Of
the bladder The aromatic Sch'edam schnapps absolute
corrective Of these injurious properties OF bad and
found be and preventive Of fever and ague
caused by the conjoin effects Of vegetable malaria In tho
SS psSss fS RE
dam schnapps consequently In great demand by persona
travelling about 70 settle In those parts Of the country
become known, account Of s various other remedial pro
peries
In all Of dropscsl tendency, generally osly
disease. In dyspepEa maaea when taken In proper guam
titles, diet drink. and especially at dinner ID fund h
obstinate CAGES when the Of remedies
tailed TO afford moro than temporary relief
or when sense OF exhaustion dictates It's use never falls
relieve the debility attendant prcracsed chronic mai
Dies temperament and exhausted vital By VII
most eminent medical both n Europe and he " ed
SAtes have sesimoby end which corrooors ty
Put up in quart and pint bottles Of An two
dozen the proprietor on The bottle 80 and
fac smile Of signature the label For sale by Al drug
gss and country merchants In the ynnea atss
Sole Manufacturer and Imnorter,
D Ranv ppf Ma Xfslw
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The Pixies Peak Express,

The Pixies Peak Express.
LzAvKNwoRrH X. T., Feb. II, 1860
The Pike's Peak Express, seven days from Denver
City, arrived here day. bringing S. 900 in gold
The claim difficulty mentioned by the last arrival had
been adjusted.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the only Mildew
proof Awning Maker ID 70 be found al l0l Bowery Prices
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Hnir-its Diseases, Fau, Change OF
color It's establishment the whole treated BY NJEAN
80 Twelfth street. next TO broadway.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary,
Of Eighth and Twenty eighth
warranted strictly pure, and dispensed with
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Bnllou's Patented Improved French
Yoke Shirts made to order only at 400 Broadway Patented
Nov. l. 1889
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Race at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. II 1870.
lr,nparee had no competitor in the race that to
kne OF here to. Gay BE gaioped around the course
IA took the purse.
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TIE NEW YoRK Nxtf a1zALD.


Ansirs ut the National Capst Sl-The I'm
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report OF the Proceedings of Congress and of the Ne
fork state Legislature OF the past week The late ENJOY
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IN relation 70 stephens, the Wife Posoner-Importaut
Statement Of the Warden Of the City Sentence Of Death
pronounced On Stephens and HAzt the Virginia Insur-
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wraPpers can b had n the counter Of The Office corner
q Fuasss md Nassau Streets Price elk cents.
drawings or France, BrOadbonts & Co.'s
Delaware Lotteries "
SUSSEX CousIY-CLAss Al, FEBRUARY H. 1860
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CONSOLIDATED LorTERF-CLAss 49, FEBRUARY H. 1890
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FRANCE BROADBkNIS co
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OMciai Drawing Of Hodges, Davis &
Co.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
- CASA 266 FEBRUARY IT, 1850
"a, ~, IS, Z, IA, 6, rs, 20, 8, IS, 90, 63.
Prizes cashed at SIS Broadway. Circulars sent free
HODGES. DAVIS CO., Managers, Macon Ca
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povder proof locks bars Also Gre and burglar
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SIX Fine Shirts for 96--Usua1 Price 912.
MOODY'S Shirt Mandatory 262 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

BranSreth's PDls.-Up Town Office at
CsMPBEIs Drug Store Eighth and Tweaty
eighth street Price Is cents per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

Ladies' Furs, Fashion Hats, Skating
WHITE, Halter No ZIG broadway, opposite St. Paus
church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

Hill, IntmftabIe Hair Cutter.-Hair
Dye so cents Depot No. Barclay street. and sold by all
druggsts.