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lNHOLEsALE DRUG BUSINESS for SALE,
Clio ONn "A GENTLEMAN. engaged IN
6loess an6 Heatese.

V'HE ETNA ..,,o, ,,v,rv,
designed ~ set IN the front baement fireplace, 10 Ne
Basement Psor. aud rooms above for eicene oaL
durability and safety they nneSne send - sisselA
SPAULDIS9 4 SrRArroS,
Manufacturer. aud FropeoIs, Bible Hoase, sh ay
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DGneing Academies.

A DODWORTTf's DANCING ACADEMIES.
IA No. cot Broadway, Now-Yort,
No. ~ Montague plsc-, Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS asd SATURDAYS IN NowY York
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
In Brooklyn
At4p m. for children at P m, for sentleuen.
In addition 20 tina Court Ousdrile Prince impsr.ls Ever
green Empire and other social dances. Mnuet Qnsdds Linda
and osner educational dances already introduced By Mr. DOD
WORTH, variety Of dances will be brought forward
daring the which be mentioned La Czarina
ust received from PARA aud the Quss Senno,
adapted to the development Of sTGcsfu Ia shrea
Circular Of terms, tc, may DO had =, either Academy
EERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. SO
West lHhst Eew.YofkOPEN (or the reception Of ru.
pills Afternoon for Misses and m.sters Evenings for Gvas
Schools and Private Classes in Families attended
Circulars can bo had at the Academy.
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Go tl)bom Il man GOntern.

AN INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS will assemble
"A ut metropolitan Ac.deny No 9, G,hsv on T0yspnf
"a WFDNF SDAY the 10th and 2s inst At 10 O'Clock M
d md D M each day Sons and daughters Of toll attend
Many talented speakers " III be present -
IF this should meet tho eye of WILLIAM
PARKEsa moder, who came TO thu country In 1857 rom
HYDE Manchester Enesnd y will hear o some,nnf 70
IA. sdvuntse. by writing 10 r. ROWLAND, NeW'fork siiis
near Utica, n Y. Eastern papers please copy
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financial.

ALBERT H. NicoiAr, Auo.ioneor, an
WILL SELL THIS DAY (Monday), Nor. w
At l2l O'Clock at the Stock SaesrOom, No 50 Whasmtt
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gopariwrebip Notices.

NOTICB.-Tho COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
~ existing unde- the naro aud firm Of BI9G3 SOUTH
WICK having DISSOLVED. ISAAC A. BGGS will continue
IA the same basiIe.s a. No ~ kassau-st.
ISAAC 4. BiGGS, No 70 Nas,su-st
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, AT AUG.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, Al AoC.
TION-LThe Valuable Fam belonging TO the e,tste oil
John NJ KitchaID situated st DOVER PLAINS on me hsren
Railroad about eighty miles from New containing s9'a
800 acres of choice land will be sold at PUBLIC AUCLoN on
the PREMISES on THURSDAY, Nov = at Pm it aoeye
farm calculated for tho mix business . IN hso ss.
with buildings nearly large ana convenient
Upon tho above farm IL valuable quarry Of white sna
ted marble mil and water privileges rare opportunity
Is here safe and profitable nysmen IsrI' easy
'"' '"''"'' P--'' Dover Plains New York
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~ BARGAINS BARGAINS
No have superb OF all tho sshiorsos
FINE CLOTH ARABIANS
with and without sleeves richly trimmed, at % 70 So.
FINE CASTOR BEAVER CLOAKS,
very richly trimmed, at IS 20, 81, SO and 30
SUPERElNE MOSCOW BEAVER CLOAhS.
adorned with rich crochet trimming from % to Sl2
HEAVY TRlCOT BEAVER CBOAkS AND bASQUES.
a. 81, .? 50. Is 25. 80 and ~ 81.
Ladies will assortment; IL STOCK ~ select ifoot
add nj Prices which cannot fail to suit.
Please cali before purchasing - .,
No 264 Bowery. near Houston-st
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Gotcls

vl,RAVELERS! drive direct to the SMITHSO.
4 MAN HOUSE, Broadway, corner Hous'on%t having All
,be snpoiumers Of the best hotels good fare clean rooms
nropI attendance and moderate charge. Rooms cents 'e
81 per day. o. =. ,.r..,D, -p.- -.....
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ITO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE on tho
corner Of 3,dst and LoIinyona Rent $9o unsu 'no
Ia May -------
YT,O RENT for LECTURES, CONCERTS, FEso-
II TIyAIS &C. tho BROOKLYN TABERNACLE, on rui'
,on-,v near Ucyt-st Apply TO j. II. HOWARD. no ~ rm
tom sy D. b. Powell No n Myrtesv, Brookiyn hsnTy FL
jiot No So Dey st. Alden Wates No. lei Fronss1 NJ l.
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professional Notices.

EAMES BOGARpUS,
- ARCHITECT IN IRON,
ORIGINATOR CONSTRUCTOR, and PATBNTEE OF IRON
BUILDiNGS
Office No. 200 Csnsl-.t corner Of Mulberry, n. 7.
DEMOVED.-DOCTOR HOSACK has re-
HI moved No $50 Msdaou Of 3jast Ill. onios
viii be continued ct No. 10 Vest 2lr.-st. Is usual
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Real estate for Gale.
GOOD INVESTMENT.

GOOD INVESTMENT.
" $500 ACRES Of LAND in Mower County hinnoso1
loo ACRES Of LAND In TaIna County, Iowa
1000 ACRES of LAND In Harden County, Iowa
Fpted number Of since from actual ~
narty With the lands in vicinity subject 70
entry Tbs Lands are Of the bes, quality and vel 'susted
TO per.on wishing make investment OF this
and secure valuable land the above offers aVer sf
able 9RP sR%9fRE. views MASON. Bankers 20 w.s.
EOR&ALE-A neat COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
only one hour from the city containing acres OF Land III
Of which table The House new with al tho modern In
pr.yements large and comnodious OutHouse The place Is
well stocked with young bearing YruitTIees For pacuiar
.ddrrs. with real name. Box No. 232l =. w.
harm for SALE-Situated in Somerset County,
New jersey Eve miles Com North Branch Depot on Ces
trail Railroad and miles from the village OF New.oMnAn
town containing 81 of improved Land h.tcis houc
and outbuidings portion Of the land adapted Tor Pec
trees beautiful location and pleasant and healthy nesnoy
hood Apply TO j. r. KLINE, No. l9s Fuitonst, or IL L.
KLINE, No. 40 Parkplace
HARMS, COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATSin
eschsster Rockand Orange Counties slso on staten
Iand Long Island and In NewJeey on river ana rsifota
routes for Sale and Exchange EDDY Co.. 81 LioenJs
DIOT of GROUND, 100 by l2O.-FOR SALE.
ii Mot Of GROUND 4stst, about loorlso 1oo ieet
a. on ha1j,ou eligiby located for factory large
Livery stable or for Private Stables for Gonenen e'aen
c.s ON Madison or 5th and the vicinity rcs OF tne
a9s cl0 on time or $4,000 cash Apply to uOaER BUN
GAN metropolitan Bank Pine-e
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receipts of the Illinois Central Railroad since the

Total five months. S7I1 ,6o0.02 5000, ,o27.57
Messrs Neil Brothers late circular has the fol-
lowing:
Accounts of the growing crop latest mail dates
tinue of favorable tenor The weather is everywhere
reported warm and seasonable, and cotton growing
finely, though rain would be desirable in To-
calitie We hear Of few complaints from any quarter
and the whole, the crop is considered in promising
condition. Blooms are already reported throughout
most of the cotton country which is earlier than last
year"
The Philadelphia Enquirer of this morning says:
The stock market was inactive yesterday; including
sales of only about $4,000 in loans, and $50
shares Prices firm throughout, and in some in
advance realized. Very little done in
State 5s City 6s The small lots sold however show
ed a slight advance Money remains without change,
either in supply the rates therefor Prime paper
and the market is dull.
The Boston Courier Of Thursday says The market
strong, active and buoyan to-day, in the face of
dsagreeabe state of the atmosphere, which usually has
its influence The movement particularly in
speculative stocks which seemed infused with vigor,
and in degree strengthened the market otherwise
Sound stocks in fair demand but with few sales
owing scarcity of shares offering for sale, nowith
standing the high rates current The Mining share
ket very lively this morning. and when Isle Royae
called buyers went in with rush, taking all the
lots offered right and left amid greater excitement than
has prevailed at any session of the Board for many
weeks.
MARYLAND Coal TRADE-For the week ending June
3D. 05 tons of coal shipped the Georges
Creek Railroad For the week ending date, 1882 19
shipped over the Cumberland and Pennsylva
MIA Railroad Total shipments from the entire region for
the week 200604. Total shipment for the year the
entire region 14S 7S4 OF During the week ending
Tuesday 9TH of June boats cleared this port carrying
tons of COAL During the there 549
boats cleared this port carrying 81 26el6 tons of COAL
Cumberland Ciuiian.
The receipts for tolls the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
at the Georgetown Office during the year 1882 Amounted
For rents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1914 IL
So far in the year 1s6o.. l9052 is
and for the month of .13 0S64l
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heard of this week of l60 bbs cut Extra at S5S
and of 100 bbs low grade Family at $3.50 per bbl
We quote Super to-day at s562x and Extra at s66 25
perbbl
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-The only sale of City Mills Flour
have heard of this week is of 500 bbs Super
day since at 1915. The stock of City Mills Flour
is quite light and it is held pretty firmly to-day SIS Is
for Super $625 for standard Extra and s75O per bb
for fancy brands do.
BRANDYwINE FLoUR.-Brandywine Super is still bring
ing $3.50 per bb We nete sale this week of 500 bbls
at this figure
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is still selling by the
dray load to the trade at $3.50 for Wechs and So per
bbl for the best brands of Baltimore ground We heard
yesterday of sale of 300 bbls. Baltimore Family in
lot at S. per bb Ohio and Howard Street Family may
be quoted to-day at $7d7 25 per bb
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at 81 37k per bb but have heard ofno sales of
moment.
CORN MEAL-There has been fair inquiry this week
for Corn Meal and note sales of 1000 to 200
bbls at So so per bb for both Baltimore and Brandywne
and it closes steady this figure We note the export
this week of some 2, 600 bbls
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
Tr,.T
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CITY NTELLIGENCK

PIcKPOCKETs.-Ye esterday morning an ATTEMPT
was vas made to pick the pocket of a young man named
AuSm N an Miller, who was in the crowd on the corner
OF camden and Howard streets The thief was
taken Va zen. M charge by officer Murray, and conducted
the name OF Bill Dill. Justice Hiss committed him,
man giving the name of John B. Tierson, was
arrested yesterday by the police, charged
with attempting to pick the pocket of Mrs. Riddle.
as she was looking at the procession, near the
Maryland Institute. He was committed for Court.
AcCIDENrs.-Y esterday a lad named Miller was
badly hurt by chair falling upon his head from
the balcony in front of Gilmour's confectionery
store, on Baltimore street. boy, whose name
was not ascertained, also badly injured at the
Battle Monument, by being pierced with the
point of one of the ratings, upon which he was at
tempting to climb. He was taken away and medi-
cal assistance nrncnrnd
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BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE
TowsoNTowN, June Sat about halfpast nine
O'Clock last night, the jury in the case of the State
Richard A. Harwood, indicted for the murder
of John johnson, (negro,) in Anne Arundel coun-
ty, after being out about forty minutes rendered
verdict of "not guilty." The prisoner heard the
verdict unmoved, but shortly afterwards bowed
down his head and wept bitterly. He was then
discharged ed.-The Court met this morning. but
there being no business ready, and the Grand Jury
not being ready to adjourn finally to-day, and all
the officers being anxious to post off to town to
the japanese, his Honor adjourned until Monday
morning, as he is summoned as witness before the
Superior Court of Baltimore city, on tomorrow.
The following cases were yesterday assigned
for trial next week: Alexander Gale, for murder,
Monday; Funbaugh, and the removed cases from
Carroll county, on Tuesday; Coonan, Smith and
Thompson, from Baltimore city, Wednesday;
Ann Clifford, for Thursday; Tatem, for Friday.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JuDaE BREWER.
ANNAPOLIS, June S--The jury in the case of the
State George Lowman, for the murder of Chas.
Parchant, after absence of three hours returned
a verdict of 'guty of manslaughter, and not gull
ty of murder in the first or second degrees" He
was sentencd to the penitentary for the period of
ten years.--George Bower, charged with Low
man in the same homicide, and found guilty of mur-
der in the second degree, was sentenced to the
penitentiary for ten years.--John Wilson, alias
George De Ford, convicted OF picking Mrs. Alexan-
der Maxwe's pocket of rs cents, was sentenced to
the penitentiary for Is months.--George Burke,
found guilty of the murder of VIM. W. TAYLOR, in
the second degree, sentenced to the penitentia
ry for II years.--State VS.. Philip King, indicted
for larceny. Verdict 'not guilty" THE special
term was brought to close this evening.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
JUNE TERN, 1S60.-ANNAPoLIs, June s, 1867
No. IL. Special docket. William Mnerca, other
wise called William Minasky, the State of Ma
ryland Error to the Criminal Court of Baltimore
city. This was continued under rule of Court,
no counsel appearing on either side.-No. II.
Jacob F. Miller and Alfred D. Miller vs. Thomas
NJ. Lanahan. Appeal from the Court of Common
Pleas. This case argued by A. F. Musselman
for the appellants. Is. William Boyd and
| others Us. the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compa-
ny. Appeal from the Circuit Court for Washing.
ton county. This case was continued under rule OF
| Court, no counsel appearing on either side.-No
| 20. Thomas Spurrier us. the State of Mary land
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Howard county.
| This case continued under rule of Court, nc
counsel appearing on either side-No. 81. Henry
! A. Pumphrey and others vs. the State of Maryland
| Appeal from the Circuit Court for Montgomery
! county. This case was submitted written ar
| guments, filed by Jno. 7. Vinson for the appellant
and VIM. V. Bouic, States Attorney for Montgo
merry county, for the State
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Through WILLIAM FISHER II Son. Stock and bii .rus
No. % South street

The New York Tribune, of this morning, says:
The stock market to-day has two prominent features
strength and duness. The amount of transactions
quite limited while there general but unimportant
advance in prices. At the Second Board the
very strong but still inactive. The condition of the
market is such that while considerable amount of
stocks could be bought without establishing marked
advance in prices the street would take quite large
amount without any important decline. the close
there but little doing from the fact that there
but few stocks the market excepting at higher prices
has been unusually large, adding up s3lSOOO in regis
tered sales.
The receipts of the Illinois Central Railroad since tn
ST Ian are as follows
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HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York

Put up for Dealers in containing four, eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lihograph Show Card accom-
panying each package.
B5~ A single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will times its annually to household SA
Sold by all prominent Staoners Druggists Hardware
nd Furntue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDlNG'S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
tand any climate.
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, June Flour, &c.-South-
-Four is freely offered, and the low grades easier
with slight demand; sales of $50 bbs So 7OG6 for
Superfne Baltimore, &c. and Sc 1Oa7 so for fine and
Extra brands Rye Flour is in fair request is firm;
the sales $50 bbs at $345d425 Corn Meal is quiet
but steady sales of $50 bbs at 40345 for JERSEY
and S3 SO3 90 for Brandywine. Provisions The Pork
is BETTER but less active the buying only
meet pressing wants-sale of 700 bbls SISlS O64
for Mess, s17.l2Xl7 25 for thin Mess, $3.50 for
old Mess, and $13.5OB1356 for Prime. Beef is
fair request and is firm; sales of 26O bbs S56 for
Ness 5000 80 repacked Mess t11I2S
12 so for Extra. Prime Mess is quiet Sl4GlS Beef
hams inactive at 12dl6 Lar is unchanged with
fair demand; sales of 26l bbls. and tcs lE0Il4
Cut meats firm, the demand is fair sales of IT'S
hhds. and ties at 7Ha7S cts for Shoulders and 9G9&
for Hams Bacon is scarce Butter and Cheese are
without quotable change. Cofee.-The market is firm
and moderately active Sales of 5l4 bags Rio at l2%0
134 cts 800 do Maracaibo at 136(14 cts. 100 do La
guayra at IA cts. rs do Jamaica at l34 cts and 2lS
bags Rio, Sprite, on terms did learn. Cotton
The market is steady with fair inquiry Sales of 500
bales to-day and 500 yesterday, prices within our
range. We quote New York classification.
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Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING * CO.,

As CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No. 5000
Annexed is Alphabetical List OF Articles which. if da
maged may be restored original strength and
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JAPAN-The ASiatic "Yankee-iand. Our word
'Japan"-borrowed from the Chinese "Jihpun"-
signifies Sunrise or "Down East."* Marco
Polo called the kingdom "Zipango," which is the
sLimit or Boundary" "Zipango" was therefore
the eastern Boundary of the known world
"Way down East, -"The jumping off pace-Cor.
Boston Advertiser, Jane Z.
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SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HOUSE FURNISHING STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GoODs DEALERS.
SPALDING' S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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Departure of the U. $. Steamer Pocnhontas fo
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CoURTs.-No business was transacted in any of
the Courts yesterday.
The Criminal Court meets to-day to dispose of
the usual assault cases.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


ST. JOHNS P R-Sch. Fred hoaUeH.-25 hhds corn
meal rs bbs do 20 bbs bread l2O boxes crackers 25
rice $50 boxes Candles 20 boxes 20 bushels
oats Is bbs BEANS AZ kegs butter 10 boxes do 100 kegs
lard 10 bbs do 43 bbls pork hhds. hams, tres do
100 boxes herrngs, 10 bbs beef 90 boxes tobacco,
hhds do bags cassa IA bags pepper 20kegs nails 60
boxes cheese cases oysters coils rope 10 bbls tar
bbs. spirits turpentine 16 dozen chairs IS pkgs
ture, 10 pkgs. buckets, bbls OIL 200 paper 20
pkgs. mdse so shocks and heading, 1000 hoops 512
pieces ". Z. lumber.
OLD PROVIDENCE, N G-Schr Gdbriel.-35 boxes SOAP
Is kegs butter cheese so half and 40 quarter
bbls flour, 100 half boxes bread, 10 fish, bbls
rice coils rope 2s bbls. rum, II bbs liquor, IL bbls
pork, 10 bales tobacco, 10 bbs beef half bbls do
bbls whiskey quarter casks wine, boxes CIDER II
boxes ale, bbls. tar, so sacks SALT boxes tobacco
dry goods bales do crate crockery bags shot,
half boxes raisns pkgs mdse 5000 shingles, II 900
feet lumber
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Acceptance of Messrs. Lincoln and Hamlin
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June S.-Hon. George Ash
nun, the President of the Chicago Convention, has
received letters from Messrs. Lincoln and Hamin,
each accepting the nomination rendered to them
by that Con nrentinn.
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COFFEE-There has been good inquiry this week for
Coffee but the light stock here has checked trans
actions in it, We note sales of about 900 bags Rio at
134l4 cts and 100 bags Laguayra at IAN cts. These
sales have exhausted the stock single of 700
bags Rio being all that remains here in first hands
cargo of 600 bags Rio however purchased few
days since in New York to come and this will we pre-
sumo be here next week We quote kio to-day at 134G
IAN cts for good to prime Laguayra at 14l5 cts,
Java at 15K9l6k cts. per lb
CANDLES.-Candles dull, but still quote them
as follows, viz at 17G19c for Adamantine; 25(27
for Chemical Sperm; s7g42 cts for Sperm; and 5255
selling at II cts but City do bringing 14Gl6 cts
per 10.
CHEMICALS.-We again quote Soda Ash at 2H@12x
cts so per cent; Sal Soda cts Bleaching Pow
ders at IN 3 cts and Bi-Carb. Soda at AZ Causc
Soda is selling at cts. per h.
COAL-The rates for Cumberland Coal are still
as follows viz: So 253 35 for ne for run OF
mine and 81 1904 Is per ton for lump delivered on board
at Locust Point There is little selling here but at
Alexandria there is considerable doing in it. Anhra-
cite Coal is selling by retail from the yards at s525550
per ton of 2, ,240 lbs.
COC0A.-We continue quote Cocoa at I517 cts. per
lb., but we hear of no sales this week
COPPER:-Copper is still selling at 224M23 cts, for
Baltimore refined ngots % Baltimore Sheathng
and 27 cts per h. for English do we quote Yellow
Metal Sheathng before 20 cts. for both English
and American, do. Nails at 22 cs and do. Bolts 23 cts
per lb.
some tons Jamaica Logwood for export SI3 ahoa
and $13.5 per ton from store
them firm 474S per h. for good lots mixed South
FIsH-Potomac and Susquehanna Herrngs still
selling at S462kG$4 70 per bbl but the demand has
fallen off and comparatively little has been done in
this week There Shad in market. The last sales
were made s12Gi2 so per bb Mackerel and Eastern
Herngs arriving quite freely and the market for
them is dull heavy. Mackere selling at SO 500
10 for new large No 3s, and quote Eastern Her.
rings at az 5O3 and Labrador do at $4G450 per bbl
FLOUR-There has been fair inquiry for Flour
this week. as the last week there has been
special activity in it. The sales which have been
chiefly export add up about 5000 bbs The market
has through week rather frmer in tone than
was last week. and the have generally been made
at higher rates. but the feeling at close is rather
heavy The exports since last as follows, viz
| bbls bbls.
| To Rio de Janeiro 80. 2545 To St Vincent .. $50
| q, rotterdam ...... SO Trinidad .......... 725
| 'amaica.'.......... 661 Antigua. 63l
notai $40
| HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-As usual the transactions
nave peen cheny in this description and the sales include
bois super at IS 62k 300 bbs do at IS 6sx 900
bols de- at 1913, 200 bbs Extra at $s and 500 bbls
i fancu hiram do nh ~ & arI<
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-Jih--Sun or Day; Pun-Origin.

The Democrats of st. Mary's county held
meeting in Leonardtown on Tuesday, and adopted
resolutions condemning the course pursued by one
of their delegates Mr.. Oscar Miles, in voting for
Senator Douglas at the Charleston Convention.