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Shirpina.

~ F0R RPF}fIN M G. :. |
s DINAND, BuiIerdieck mast ae Dv snip Err
patch for the above mort EoI fb w" 20 nave quick des
passage apply to BRAUNS 4 cor @, s eoI1ar sSwsge
side and Lombard street. ~, w. '0li's' s S5fiI
SSSA FOR LIVERPOOL.
mons having fbsP WAR Law Capt Sim
fsls apply Sot the cap %G Da on
JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.,
corner FLa't and Commerce streets
An Al SHIP is wanted to succeed h, "war Hawk, f..
Liverpool, good rates and dis1atch given var FOR
-g..s5kS FOR BREMEN. 2-s-s.
500 The fine A No ! Rrarasn ha ~ u,p1-r.,r,
Heners mast viii have quick despatch he above
port freight (sma stowage only passage apply t.
t FOR BREMEN fH ~. 7zH ! Psa, st
despatch for the Above port For and re Gc Of
sinai aIi. stoFage only apply to BRoTHERS BOXiNGSR,
- FOR LIVEPP0OT-- IT. g. -.
S4ss8 TANAR0, Captain PumI-v now Ic,na, Of S Snnp
% gi.[s wRarf will follow dc C5NQUEsT and have
s,..< FnARD ROGERS,
!" -oys. 5 wharf.
So bark JANE &c c6CKL si! Can't so[ar. british
Of small stowaae o6y apbjy tn aS"Y Fqt For egt
No % Charles street iup stairs 'ir' BUN
ron n 1ls,,2 SSi 5s,. :. sl2tt
sES5. fOR ROTTERDAM.-The fine ship
sa$f ALAMAz0o, Taylor. master win have quick dis
cornst o@bsd s P%Ss and iP CEc, to
Streets D. A. A 'F > w. corner Lombard and ay
ron 71r1,r SIS-u
ip WILLIAM Penn Meade massr, '' SavRn .st t6e
oegt T Pa s sst a w GueS despatch
s4-n cor,r,o,.;. !, ,! Il9i,92ER + co.
81 F0D r 1N7T715II 2i!i.llI :, way s.Leet:
! =SEs.S4 ,rri ~ LONJON-Ihe line Al ship BRE-
aud have dispatch For freight APPLY % to wharf
sl-tf FoARD = ROGERS, Is Bowly's wharf
aSS i foI' p no M-The fine fast sail
port For cighf al sFS que dispatch for ihr above
'N''''''"s' apply 10 r,por,,r,,,,, ,,.,,-..,-.
au2ot 6 aaS ~ E,Is eoNiNGER,
szs ud FOR ri, L! I, fine Bal
now loading at Commercial wharf viii toow the IA
sl-.tr FoARD y ROGERS,
= NO =, BoEIys wharf
scb Tq ~ R MEW B T1ffs, n C-The packet
and win sail with dc.patch " NJ" Receiving ite'snt
s25-tf Jas. CORNER & SONS.
tIX F6s Gos o up s2yn10YlY TES<n S@#
having nary All Ss Sr rs now leading at Long Dock and
have Immediate espctc6 Far b% n1l a on P9srd VIII
or passage apply to HESiEN e R Ell $Ef iF;f't
s26.tL n. W corner Pratt ana Cav streets
ISL Sassst ss61 SE5 T. J. s sTEyRE @
ad going 6oard viii sail With depac c Cr Fer fn sSca
Of freight passage apply to VI ''''i's
oH@S' fE y sI3isi,s wf,,,
DDS sent to M ai S NH &l his fPneI by tbs line a9
ion. u '0"i'''s
N B.-Shppers viii please send dup1icata rocai,ts will,
each lot Of goods c ! p
go C1 - PFcTrr ~ IIi:t DEhSON
Sin lair ma ter is now iHadinn A. ine si j. LEI,
above port and having tie greater portion Of her car" In
passage, apply to john HEND%R&0No - D. TTHtISh' "'
atsly: -, ''''," NM t35 t
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St&amsbl0s.

&c.. sAvAN NAH.
THOMAS SWAMI,
u-;,,,. . Capt. Isaac T. Ramsay,
,THtK5DAY, septemterg 81.
No feisht received a5te u oclGc, day Disabling
No iai!s Of ad,nE signed "erdeartn'e ~ the
sAMi. 7. PE4EcE Agent
.eynxfn savan BRIGHAM BAL5% N Stsf CO. Shs saa
<EEsg . II LIE 7 0 II
T'7 'T'',''''; a >2.iS f.:sq $aasK, /
,r,,,.s.... Captain lsaac WiIlets,
On TUESDAY. October ID,
No freight received after oooeE on the day Of sailing
No Bills iadinE WILDE signed after the departure Of M
SAMUEI.T PEARCE, Agent
Agents in Charleston JOHN cAlDWEGhT sfF sS S2A s25
So LINE of s4 24WEkL af5rwrrs
BALTIMORE
'''s (" inns Lane wuleave srear,, wharf
EVERY wH 26ilii&tH3 IT NOON.
NEW yo s;7fl ff-%%%5 zig, r sn;%Nn3
Delivering goods in Baltimore early on 5nay n orings
sr sh pon to can s9SR 2 & s f9n 4 sG Es
'' Apply to ''- XII. T PEARcn, Agent,
ortonB vr tU}SaTF Et.E.. T W,
30 W ES' s'thAh &
| - -l1L 70" '"tH.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
| ..-ss=A ATT WIN Dov,T MAJ;
! II TtfN i1@A4' ~ 80 ~. W - -
| E<Z.--s-a+s HlEAh NANlhAIioN tbNtAES,
NEW YORK sTnEAIWAY
Touching at r. Johns, n. F.
Garry ring the British Mai ard Government despatches
|
The Stsamshps prSng lis line have been approved
10y the Admiralty. and ar ths ,,,,, ,r,,.,,..,,,
| CONNAuGiIT- ....4 % TONS hurthrn.
LEN STtR.-..-.-...-..--..-ito l tons hurti'rR
MlSSi f.is.... - q tons hut t.'-''.
nt.SIER; -......-.......'..'..i irl tons hUrthe'i
! 49, PARANA........ - ....-...d 10 tons burtiie'i.
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Stkamhnafs


= s-slEsr-T BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN
H1FKE E GRACE e sSd SbG2dsy3 F RE P9K
lo Tg s s85 M W GaPt Phillips
MONDAY, wEbN RSnlY and ERTDkY EyEN IN GR y
6 I8fS ETPTFpgg leaves P9RT REP2T
s t@a h@HFG 9ESR4TH st So. 0o99
sATGRhGYy f ET FEEY EG TgEs3AY TuRsD1Y and
Port DEPOSIT Every F6StVpFFpng leaves
FRIDAY EVENING, at oeocE ana II VF E fiS IN sn7
Passage, 5erihs included, 80 cent.
81 Duplicate rSc ccti' 70, 70 f'.,,,.,
The agent at Hayra de- Gre ii'l VII he CURED
fF?35ssa3s3s yi s552 freight. IF a'''iHoF"s
be chartered At any tine ..'''''O"' ''"
R4LE% TATL I2 1 151 H is,!@G F Grace
z -9 EG =; eE n8TI T%Ss T5G%5,l.
EEzsz&lllz---tS po TN / Ell EbobO RI iva CIJ
BODY receiving cargo and viii Is5ve R fa
For freight or passage, Apply to S' z at "c'eek
1t p, j. "AE ,if, jr. Agsat
SN%D F0P DIT1-,TFs-I,
The steamer "GFO PElP0DY" is now re
DGY AETEER2SnoG2% ietT Light street wharf THURS
Pa Passage "a; and fare only Is -'' a. ''''
's'S'' OF passage apply To IN AMI T. ,,,.
--F5-.z - -, .. LINT u; street wharf.
yFSEreasss. s0rrTrrPv tVH e6i,,.,,,,,,s,.
FREIGHT ROUTE
BALTIMORE. CrTy p0T gETNE EFv;,-rupr-,r - ,...
VILE ASH MEMrHIS, Tenn
TIL, - ~ - ~ ~ -. / ~ " y
w ~ L5ull and BEL
aDG Sa XII Bamoe EERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
4 UFD1 at 0c3Gk M for City Point, Va,
rs sTI MS ald inacLate towns, being
11 'iiOl'If .>4s mr. MOST EAPEh!T'ptS,
PEST PORN any Elr ,.p,,yc-,,
70 all n,portan points soutlwestrn enncgs
Sa &S ad part ct Georgia and the northern a Al
Goods recripted ffGr tlrou,b 70 .r, or,h.,,, ,.
For further 1rInatimr ~ ~ any o. lhe ihoN places
ti6Rs on tj 'ttin, rates ana TINE to the eve al
| ,,-...- J. BRANDT, Jr,
| slatI 'd''ii S1 u p ii Con pany;
| w. Q ltiGht 81 Get wharf
| z s15ifYr-A NtIICE.
! HszaEszzzs---zsta FOR TIE PATIrNENr ETyEp
via 49,
FAIR u.yEv'Savn pr1-,r p,1>-,,
| CHANGE OF DAYS.-On and after II EnNESD ~ na
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* ,,SIh FOR THE SOUTH
tssdszzz1assassA5 D!kECr FR0MNFW YORK, rHIIA DEI
tHIA and BALTIMORE via the

~, ,-,,,,,-,r BAY LIN E,''
~ EHFtoI,E WELpQN, WILMlNGTNN, CHARLES
TON, AIGtSFA RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE C0iTN.
hlA' AThAETA5 MnNIG0MERY, AMI
NEW ORLEANS
SPRING AND SOhMEV bRPANCrVvNr
- ., ,,--, DAILY, except sundays via.
BAY lin r, 4 SEA -BDARDG ROANOKE RAILROAD
49, 90 TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
.he NCh"!nc being ARRANGED that the Traveller sil
To 10 NidH@ TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WELDON, n G
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sdvces have impaired little better feeling the market
Tor and holders of Flour are less anxious to
SELL To-day about 900 bbls Western extra sold before
the receipt of the news part at 575, and part
kept private. The trade buying in a small way at
from s. 62 to s575 for superfne; IS SH for extra
and extra family and 675dS7 per Dbl for fancy brands
as In quality. There is very little demand for export and
the market closed quiet at the above Rye Flour is
scarce and selling at s. % per Dbl in small way. Corn
Meal is quiet SO so per Dbl Pennsylvania meal
which rate it is freely offered In Wheat there is not
III doing holders are frmer in their views and
asking higher prices for prime lots; about 5000 bushels
have been disposed Of from 81 20 to 81 80
to prime red mostly at for Western including some
small lots Of Pennsylvania and Southern do at 81
which rate is now refused by holders and 81 35d
40 for common and good white Corn is firm with sales
of geo bushels at rs cts for Western rs
for prime yellow, the latter aloat Oats in steady
demand. and 5000 bushels mostly southern, sold at 36
cts Pennsylvania worth 81 cts. Barley is firm with
further sale of 1000 bushels New York note 90
In Seeds there is little or nothing doing for the want of
stock Prime CloverSeed is wanted at So rs and Timothy
at s. 62hG2 per bushel Whisky is selling in lots
wanted % for Pennsylvania for Ohio bar
reis, Drudge at 22H cts. and hhds at 23d23H cts.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Sept. 25.-At
the Avenue Drove Yard yesterday sales of fat Cattle for
the preceding week amounted to 2,546 head, selling
from 81. so to 50 per The Sheep market was well
supplied, there being 6oOO head penned For dressed
prices ranged from to SIX cts, and for undressed from
81 to AZ cts. per pound s. Cows were sold at the
usual prices At Imhofs Hog market $50 head Of hogs
sold at from 81 IS so per hundred pounds tie
demand not being supplied. AT Phillips Yard $50 hoes
brought the same prices.
NEW ORLEANS COFFEE STATEMENT.
/
Arrivals since 1st July, coastwise. None u sos
lle .lile last year, direct .........-... ,236
Sanie 'ihe iast year, coastwse .nOne.-16, 236
Increase of imports direct in 1860. ....... 535g
Stock in first hands this day, of Rio......I2771
Stick in second hands this day.. .None.-1277l
Same time last year Observation-Disclosures. 93lG
Increase of stock this year ........... 345;
Arrivas-nOne.
THE WEEK.
so bags at l5Hc; sos do at Nc; 800 do at l5c 10!
do at 14Ac; 500 do. at 14c 100 do at ISAc: 26 do
(back skimmiugsl at l3Hc. Total S459 bags
Stock on hand last week .................. 1929
IsSce'Neu sIhce........... none.
- I623
Stock on hand this observation-disclosures. 1877
laEeh Tor consumption 30
The market prices during the past week were
Orulnafy 10 falr.. .'..........,.. .l35i "a l45c
II. 7. LONsDALE, Son & Co.,
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: rr1s~ FOR THE EASrERN

sglE-h TOR III h EASTERN
rEff4~sssi1@1ss~F AND WESTERN SHCRE.
he new swift ard commodious Steamer KENT Captain
yohh II hliWiin leaves heTw Light street foot of
Camden for GHnPI INK RiV M EVERY WEDEESHAY
and SATURDAY MORNING, at O'clock Touching a
T&mhTIdge, Gioa's Point CASTE Haven, Shprman's Phr
iusE!etl a:i, Cabin Greek. M.dGOrds Wharf Provi,
GeLce, Eastern, wa Dover Bridget JAMESTOWN Giluibs
y mt PcGrs Landing and Denton. Returning leaves
Dent,n Nv Ekl lHtESbAG AND MONDAY MORNING.
a. oc.oCk, touching at the ah"vr named Landings
Leaves t"r ANNAPOLIS and IVES RIVER EVERY
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning same
BE- pr+pai! " '''N mus
ap25-lf G L. CANNON.
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VA EILBACHER & PAUL,

! w No. 2I GERMAN STREET BAIT .
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
or IA VA "A AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
And Dealers in Fo eisn and Domestic Leaf Tobacco beg
leave 10 call the attention If the trade their selected
stock OF the latest STYLES and brnds of Cigars comprising
! m part P-abodv, Garihald La Cnrdesa Great Eastern,
CfanAs Fiani alton Principe. etc. their fine
/ Seed Leaf T.. bacco sIG IF
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glazed, colored and plain German Pipe ads in
and small sized packages German Pipes, common medium
and fine qualities, In and gross boxes Dutch Pipes in
baskets and boxes Poyhatan Pipe Heads large sssort
lace, auIStY
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IS Chmparativey new and quill by Of Trd
Fchs3 lfg #nd baltimore, interested in ia. trade, and hy
ethaiIs anu farmers residing IN TIE counties bordering
On ne ispaialtn0ck, for the express IUiOse Of krcuir
htSL class steamer on the route. During tin Winter tie Ior
ware deck has been enclosed, thus aoiirg complete Ir
ctop for Horses, and other live stock. Carriages Of an
Its can pc taken on board and carried under deck without
Eih!hH Oh The wheels. Her SttrrCc ana berth acromrn.
atlGnS IRE large and commodious, and her capacity lor
freI%ht extensive. As pa>s-ng ger and frrglt h. NJ sic
no superior On the waters OF the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore and g. ar.-s maid
by X. =; APRON & co, Bowy's wharf
fIeGht received 90 board If The Steamer Wednesdays
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up To- O'Clock. = NJ
For farther information and Blank R.r.ii 2: sarg, PSF
% Tie Company, Apply on board, or to
r. J. CAPRON X co, Ages
>, ., ,,-...... No. q RowIF's wharf. !!atiInol..
FSLAtGHTFR, President, FredercEsburc Va roit"-
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Sept. a.-rhe Adriatie
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The Tribune Of this morning saws

The stock market this morning opened with frmness in
the local stocks with considerable excitement in Erie and
central nut when the call touched the Western shares the
market with exceptions pressed with offerings
and lower rates were established The disposition to sell
Is the result mainly of the temporary inactivity of the
grain movementon the Western roads consequent upon
the more favorable accounts of the harvest England
Illinois Central was heavy under the low quotations by
the Adriatic the to declining market on this
side Between the Boards there not much done but
the Second Board marked with great activity in Cen
tral, Ere Harlem, &c and the whole market became
frmer in sympathy.
The following is comparative statement of the cond
ton Of the Banks Of the city of New York September
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ysia2Ezzs1sssssIs SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
ltIE--sN NIflIOh
FOR TIE PATUEENT RIVER

l,.I,.,r,-, FAIk HAVEN AND Plum POINT,
coi SNHII " IA Son and after WEDNESDAY, Ma
I'D 1869, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii leat
aHn3re Tor NE Patnxent river every WEDN ESDAY ar
~ a NGS at clock proceeding as far
rs yol creek on Vedncsdays. Returning, viii leave
WI 80 % ;ursday nornnR at O'Clock for Bait,mcf.
nm liAhore on Saturday morning at o'clock T.
iiilS Landing. Returning, VIII leave fliIrs Iondingn
MoHIN morning az 5ocock for Baltimore, calling TiI
Haven going and returning. ~ anu ff
lt.nnr .Ln flt,. ulIn.-
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Es-sHz-A FOR RICHMOED. VA.
The steamer GEO PEABODY" is now re
wv SEE9 ard will lev Light street wharf THURS
Passage and fare only IS
FOR freight or passage apply to
:. j. BRANDT, Tr, Agent,
t..t -
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as'HGt 10 IdtuXeni Il. Meals extra.
Passage to Fair Haven 50 cents. Meals extra.

$780, THE STEAMER PLANTER
VII itare Baltimore for. the PauXCnt river eyp,y rTrrS
IA morning at O'CLOCK far UP as HIPS TsndInG
etgfnng, Will leave IIs Landing every Thursday morn.
ing l3r beneic VIII leave Benedict every Friday morn
ing at o'clock for Baltimore calling at Plum Point
FAR Haven going and returning. 7' '''
freight received on Saturdays and MONDAYS
ia25-rf i;E0 " u-IgI;C s,.,.,.
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Il
Sr Lorna Feb 1s-McManuy and Hick.
man Americans. iust arrived from Chihuahua,
confirm the information recently received by
Ma, phelps, at Washington. They report a
most deploraeic condition OF affairs. Not only
tLe Americans bat the entire foreign popula.
,,o, had been expelled from the country and
their properly ton,is'ated The State was
oxcrrun Nv "A considerable force of the Church
marty under Domingo Co@cn, united with 30
dies peradoes i.ardoasd out OF prison by Mira
mon.
A desrcra,e battle took place on the plains
cf Talamaute on the 18th ult., in which The
Liberals were defeated with loss of Is men
The authorities al the capital Of On ibuah IA
in coniunet ton with the Americans, had sem
10 Fort Davis FOR 1. :, troops; but receiving
no relief the Americans left the city. leaving
: pnrW worth of property TO The mercy OF
the robbers Cozen. at the head of Thousand
men. was marching on The capital The Libe.
rails were friendly TO the Americans, but un.
able to afford protection.
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CHARLEsTowN. Va, Feb. l9.-Stephens and
HaZlett are keptin close confinement. Stephens
asserts that he feels more cheerful and re-
signed than he ever expected TO be, and pretends
that ..the consciousness of suffering in Il good
cause is sutlicieEt consolation. Hazlett is very
low spirited, and declares tina he would infin-
itely prefer the wilds OF Kansas TO his present
condition.
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The overland Mail.

MArIoy's STATION. Feb. Is.-The Overland
mail from San Francisco on the 9Th ult has
arrived, bringing telegraphsc dates to the af-
ternoon OF the 2eth.
A movement; is on foot to change the Capitol
10 san Francisco.
Ex-Governor Weller denounces the scheme
10 elect Owns successor in the United
States Senate this winter. 1t will probably
be abandoned.
Two vessels had sailed for Japan.
The San Francisco market was rather mac
tive,
Passengers from New York on the 5th ut
arrived ia San Francisco in twenty-one days.
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Penalty FOR the Violation OF u Maratime

CHARLESTON. S. G.. Feb. Is The United
States Court has assessed damages on Captain
Cnnrch master of the ship William Patton,
of : 100 with the costs of the suit. This was
an action 10 recover the penalty on a boad un-
der the act of 1903 requiring the masters OF
vessels he fore obtaining Il clearance To deliver
10 the Collector q certified copy of the crew
list. aud bring back or account tor all persons
comprising the crew.
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MaSsachusetts Delegates to the Charleston
Convention

BosToN Feb. 1.-THE Democratic Conven-
ton of the seventh district, held at Haverhili
Yesterday elec ted Frederick .. Prince. of VIM
chester and George johnson, of Bradford as
delegates To the Charles ton Conventions; Il. r.
Watson OF Lawrence, and George w. Dyke. of
Sionehiln. substitutes. The Convention was
Of ather an exciting nature, accustomed by
douhle delegations. but ended harmoniously-
The delegates are Douglas men.
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"fihe Disa>ters- Havana Markets.

A,,a OkLgAhs, FeD. ls.-The steamer Ha-
IT,, rom havana on the 18th, has arrived.
ly 'n'p talon, from New York, was total
H., ~. Aeo On Gingerbread Shoals on the I'd
aged 1n' cargo was mostly saved in a dam
sog. e'huiiion. The crew and thirteen pas
sr'ct' were taken TO Nassau, N. T., by the
LIE Vessel 'Pp'" an" -'"'' %
lans , nlp Ashland, from Boston tor New Or
"a ON f I..n cargo Of lee, was wrecked on the
Aa,sa little isaac's Shoai. The crew We're
A. 1 anu The wrecxeTs saved the sails.
ST. havana sugars We're firm ut 91 a9A.--
line Ia., naha 1900 boxes against 1900 same
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FUTURE DAYS.


THREE BRICK Ten 0Err. go.
= CON HILL FOR SAJE AT xUCHTyHN w E I,
70 snd ~ suction, on the premisss - IN ~ ~
DAY, the 18th February, 1880 at 4 ",cn %
three brick Ienements on Oregon Hill IN r..
Church streets. ana
TkRMs-One- third cash; balance AZ ..s .
months for negotiable notes, interest aisieI 49,
title retained till last note is paid;
fell GODDIN h APPERSON, Auct.
V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE n Is.
L IDENCE ON FRANKLIN, BETWEEN STH
AND GrH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-As trustee IN deed from James T.. tod
din. dated 26th day OF July 1857. recorded in the
til RSDAY, the sd da' OF February ls6O. at -,
clock T. NJ Of that day, ii fair; not. the mex
lalr day sell at pubic auction. to the hlghe Ind
DER, on the premises, that valuable kESI DENCE
coated AZ above The lot fronts on franklin street
about 50 feet, SIX inches, and runs back betwoen
parallel lines about 1881 feet alley - feet wide
he main bni0lHt contains ~ rOoms, besides which
mere 70 wing with tour rooms. ana n new three
story briek building, containing amule acconlnO-
cations Tor servants. iuei DC, now occupied hy
water and gas, and the whole premises vel
III tned bt large culvert connecting with the
cu'vert ON 9th street Inc premises adjo,n ON the
west the handsome resiaenCe Oi Jas. Dunlop, ESQ
lamily, beng IN a quiet an0 excellent neighbor.
hood, and ut the same time ent to the bus
ness part of the city;
TEkMs.-By agreement between the parties in
erested. the place will hs sold for one hfth cash
balance ut 6. H. Is and u months for rerotinbls
notes. interest payable half yeariv, secured by
trust deed. The taxes and for loGO to b<
'"'" y '''' JOHN G WILLIAMS. Trustee.
Sale conducted BY GoDDiN ArrExsoN, Auo:s
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ErNn Wnshinvtali.

WASHINGTON, Feb 19.-The indications are
that the Senate bill abolishing the ranking
privilege will pass through the House, though
the vote Will be 4 close one.
/, is understood that the House Committee
on Pos tai Affairs Will shortly give Hon. Por-
cher Miles. of :. C.. an opportunity OF laying
before them An argument for the restoration
OF the mail contract between Charleston and
Havana 10 the company owning the s;eamshi |,
Jsb
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Fire in Rr0MfGrd. Conn.

BEANFORD, Feb. 17.-The manufactures of
Squire Parsons and Grilley & Perkins, in
tins place. We're destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss of Squire Parsons S5o,oo0 and of Grill
ley 4 Perkins 2lo,tHo. Insurance S3l,0On and
e6,5Uu.
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The Connecticut Delegates to the Charles.
ton Convention.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb 1.-THE editor of
The Hartford Post asserts that eleven out of
the twelve delegates to the Charleston Con-
venlon rom this State favorable to the
nomination of Stephen A. Douglas for the
Presidency, and have SO expressed themselves
repeated occasions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20
The Vale Agricultural (Onyenfinu

NEW HAVEN, Feb. INIT Cassius 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. 1t is supposed that this will
he the most III teres ting and important part Of
the course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20
Ir. Guthrie and the Pennsylvania Iron IN
terPstS.

WASHINGTON. Feb iS.-The publication Of
Mr.. Guthrie's record with regard TO the iron in
terests. has produced a sensation among a por-
ton of the iron manufacturers. and. if reli-
able, it is thought will probably result in a
general movement in his favor before the meet
ing of the Charles ton Convention
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20
From Brownsville.

NEW ORLEANS, February i9.--Dates from
Brownsville Texas, are to the 9th inst.
Important unpublished disclosures have
been made as 10 the completely of the Mexican
authorities with Cortinas, which, it Is believed,
will decide precipiate) war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

FURTHER REDUCTION IN
&1Efis X ATES FROM NEW YORK TO
t- RlCHM0 ! f, ,,, ro
NJ EASU Z NJ T GOODS REDUCED TO
EIGHT CENTS. AND 4 e. ENEk4L RE-
DUCTION ON OTHER GOODS.
Merchants receiving Goods from NEW YORK.
are Informed that they can now receive them
TWICE week. by steamers Y OR % w n
and ia y! ESTOWN. leaving NEW YORK every
Ed Az and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, and at greatly redncsa rates..
Full tariff OF rates turn Shed on application 20
LCpLAM & WATSON.
fe 3-2m Opposite Steamships Wharves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20
For Europe.

NEW YORK Feb. lS.-The steamer City OF
Washington sailed hence to day for Liverpool,
with one hundred and seventy passengers and
5000 in specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20
n Tactise fire in New Bedford.

i4ys 'IDFohD, Feb. 1.-THE wooden build
csfy tuIiea Tor mechanics shops and a gro.
eors., ., ser with dwellings ad Joining, NJ the
slroy.a : middle and Second streets, were de-
e36ler. nae last night. Pollard * Myrick,
"s HE sufterers.