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InfOrnatiOn Wanted.

WHY Is IT that the notes of the Merchants, Z
w Mechanics Bank, aud North Western hank Of
wheeling are from to per cent. discount-Whenft
"a said that they are in better condition than they
nave been for ye9raf There Oeemb to he a screw
loose eoneWhere It Is either fog Of ability or
notes; and thereby compel the public to pay them
from > n per cent. to convert # into par fnnds
therefore inform the public that In view II having
very !nFe stock Of gools hand. shall take the
1etts Of either Of tho ab1re Banks ct par for Dry
Soo9s also the notes Of the HarmerEf ( DrOTerS'
hank Of Haynesburg, Pa, until further notice. All
otner virginia money At per cent. discount. Kor
selling Booals a. Mt frst cost and lea cannot
AFFORD to lose from to per cent. the money am
PAID With. AT No. - Main St, Centre Wheeling.
ieb+ JOHN B0EMER.
OUR HOLIDAY GOODS are nov open for
our friends and others intending to make presents,
feeling satistsd they cannot hud more TaEied ~
soTttnent, suited to any elias Of the community.
D.NICOLL BRO
Joe Main street.
deeH Sign Of the Transparency.
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Bridal Presents.

Bridal Presents.
SOLID SILVER WARE.
JUST REoEIvED PER ADAMS EXPRESS, A
Cake, Ice Cream, Jelly, Toast and Fish knives; SUI
gar Spoons and Lers, Silver Salt Collars aud Spoons
Salts, Napkin Rings, Pickle knives and Forks Silver
Gard Cases and Port MonuaiCs, Spoons, Guns Cob
let's. &c, SC. Tjanlsl 1T. SCOTT & CO.
TlNB AND COMMON CIGARS CON.
IL srANTLY on hand and for sale by
decs W. A. EDWARDS BRO
NVER-COATINGS- OF WALES
" Moscow neAvVF, English Kersey, SaxOny BeaV.
or and PetershRm, Of tho best manufactures which
WIZ make up at tie lowest rates:
do COFFEE.-loO bags Prime Rio Cote for
III sale. MAXWELL, CAMPBELL TINGLE,
deelS IS Main Street.
rpO ARRIVE
i 100 bags prime Rio Coffee,
200 bbIG Extra Flour, In addition to stock
doess LIST. MORRISON CO.
MEMS AND ROYs' sHAWLS.--A
1Nl large stock Of Gent's shaWls, cheap.
oe.as is: RHODES.
ERENcH WORK COLLARS,
doels HErsKEGL ! 'swSIRINeEN.
New CROP n. o. sUGAR-pTime quail
Janli M.REILLY.
CIGA1S.-2S,oOo German Cigars,
" 5000 Cotton Plant
5000 Rosa Santiago,
$500 Henry Clay,
250Q LAueeFG,
1900 JnO. c. COchran-Very choice.
Just received and foe sale by
septic GEO. ADAMS so Main st.
| COLD SILVER WARE IN EVERY
variety will be sold very cheap, but not less than
'o dso g = Z rs Main st.
LATE THINGS BY EXPRESS.
| ID ECETvRD PROM NEW YORK THIS Day
| III Very handsome Black ground Merihos, heavy
Dou6le-faced Figured Black Silks, Black Ispahnns,
ana heaTy Mourning Stk1, With many other deaira-
4 Ole gOods Lnoyl2l J. 8. RHODES.
! THE ATTENTION. OF THE LADIES
II is called to lot OF beautiful NUBIAS received
/ by Express this morning at
| D.NICOLL I BRO's Variety Store,
sePt2 90 Main street.
i ID AISIN9-In whole, half and quarter boxes,
1 HI just received and for sale by
does W. A. EDWARDs 4 BRO.
Extra Fine Silver Plated Ware.
/ lust RE0EINED, beautiful and rare stock Of
] q Rutter, Sugar and Berry Dishes, Salt CelIars
{ Cake Baskett, Syrup Cups, Spoon Holders, NAPKIN
janis IN scorr 4co.
1861. SPRING FASHION 1851
| FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS!
NOW READY,
! tan2a lt0 Main ST. Wheeling Va.
FhoUR'-4sS999 bSls I E5tEa , Eaaaily'
ianla p1XrjN:DoyLoN oaLRDAY.
ITOBACCO, OF ALL GRADES, Tor sale
1 u At wholesale and retail, by
decs Iw.A:EDwARps kBRo.
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Ohio County to wit !:

wv Rely, threO ffeeholdeEs 81 ths I'D sopntS. A.
hereby certify, that by virtue Of warrant to M az
Seetef! oy !aAaskelly, JuEties Of sAid
nave tnls day on ouc oaths examined and apDfSissJ
2 steer taken ap. BY William W. Brown, on So l1nd
= 81 eafray, and assess the value Of the aid esry
at so. The said estray l. pale red I,1s y-bits t
on his face and ono between 6is fore ~
Dc aS' cat. saS years Old J7AAAlEs Mn,
-, -, - JOHN GIERFN,
J@hA4-SeN =. O0EEELLY.
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szS- COUNTY uoURr.-Yestorday the
County Court was in session on horse
case nil day, and nothing was done of any
public Importance.
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Mr. Maynard, of Tenn, advocated the
Crittenden proposition. BE appealed to
the Republicans to attempt no coercivc
policy. It would be ineffective, unwfse
and attended only by evil. Trust 60 the
Union men, and give them assurances that
the proper guarantees will be given, so
they could 60 back to their people and
satisfy them that their rights will not be
invaded and their equality in the Union be
maintained inviolate, aud he would pledge
himself so far as he could, that the forts,
arsenals, ships, navy yards, mails, and the
million, shall be restored. They will do
this without firing gun or shedding one
drop OF blood.
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ITO ARRIVE
j 100 bags prime Rio Coffee,
200 b6lG Extra Flour, in addition to stock
decss LIST. MORRISON CO.
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MEMS AND ROYS' SHAWLS,..A
1Hl large stock OF Cent? Shawls, cheap
do do for Boys, every quality.
oet9 Us RHODES.
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OyER-COATINGS-pRINCR OF WALES.
" Moscow neAysr, English Kersey, SaxOny BeaV-
or and PctershRm, Of tho best manufactures, which
1 will make up at tile lowest rates.
oot2 JOHN 7, LAKIN.
do COFFEE.-100 bags Prime Rio Cote for
III sale. MAXWELL, CAMPBELL 4 TINGLE,
declS IS Main Street.
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REV lew OF The
Il ItiIlIAn .tnIEI -


FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY s.
ALCOHOL.-We continue to quote Alcohol at IS cts
per gallon Tor 80 cent There fair demand for it.
and we note sales this week of 300 bbls at the above
figure.
ALE AND PORTER --Tennents Ale is still selling at
sl75 for XXX Scotch, and S65 per for Pale India
IN pnts and we quote Tennenrs Brown Stout in pints
81 go per dozen.
ASHES.-Ashcs quoted at New York at So for Pots
and So TX 100 los for PEARL there are no sales
making here.
BARK.-There is fair inquiry for Quercitron Bark for
export, and note sales this week of 200 bag
at from SlSG2l per ton b. and quote closing
steady at these figures
BEESWAX.-We quote Beeswax this week at % a 80
cts per b for good yellow, but there have been sales
made so far we have heard
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at AZ cts for Navy, cts. for Pilot and cts
per h. for Water Crackers less the usual The
market for it is however very dull
BRlMSTONE.-The market is quite bare of Birthstone
there having been arrivals here for time pas
and We can give reliable quotations for it, Crude
Sicily is quoted at New York at S57 5062 so per ton
COTTON.-The demand has been principally confined
to supplying the wants of spnners, with some
lots sold to a neghboring market The SALES amount to
about 500 bales middling good middng Upland Mem.
phs and Gull at from II Z to 1877 cts. cash and six
months. We note decline in prices of cent per lb
and we reduce our quotations accordingly:
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day There salient points in the movement but
the bear interest operated with rather energy than
Tor some days past The complexion of advces from
washington was considered rather less favorable to an ad
Justment of the difficulties between the North and the
South and this encouraged the putting out of short lines
In the meanwhile, the market continues t6have little
support from the public, the buying being mostly BIZ
street operators to short contracts There was
rather more frmness at the close of the board and this
feeling continued between the sessions At the second
board the business light and the general market
weak
The market for foreign bills dull, with large sup
ply Rates are nominal before; lO4 HG1064 for Ster
ling, 5.45G5 So for Francs
Freights to Liverpool, 100 bales Sea Island Cotton at
ll32 I'D. 500 boxes Bacon at 35s 800 bbls Lard at
35sld37s. Cd and 1000 bbls. Flour 3s 3D. To Lon
dom 1000 bbs Flour at As 200 bales and 200 boxes Ba
con at 45s and 100 terces Beef 9s To Glasgow 400
bbls Flour at IS 3D. In charter. brig to Cienfuegos
ana BACK win sugar at S cts, and Molasses on dec
81 and bark to Waterford with 600 bushels Corn on
private terms.
The New York Central Railroad has declared sem i
annual dividend OF per cent payable the goth inst
on stock registered at New York, Boston or Albany and
on the 10Th of March next upon registered at Lon
don " 1900
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LATEST NEWS.
J'ELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
Further from Europe.

HALIFAX, Feb. S.-The steamer Canada, from
Liverpool on the Goth for Boston, has arrived here
She has f53 900 in specie.
The steamer Australasian had arrived out
The Sardinians have entered the Roman States
aud dispersed revolutionary bands from the Con-
venton of Casmaia.
Prince Carignan about to proceed to Gaeta.
The Calcutta and China mails have reached Lon
don.
There is great activity at the French arseuals
and ports.
The Camp reforms at Chalons early in the
spring to the number of sixty thousand men, under
Marshal Mcmahon.
The London Globe asserts that the King of Ma
Piles has resolved to hold out at Gaeta, under ad-
vice.
The Foreign Minister of Austria has issued an
official ordinance relative to the thirty million
loan already announced.
The American portion of the China mail was put
aboard the steamer Canada at Queenstown.
The Chinese had paid the first instalment of the
indemnity.
The greater portion of the allied forces hat
reached Hong Kong. Lord Elgin aud Sir Hop,
Grant had sailed for Japan.
The American Minister, Mr.. Ward, bad been a
Canton.
The Rebels were gaining strength.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
PARIS, January 2S.-The Bourse closed firm at 67
LIVERPOOL, Jan 26-The sales of Cotton at Liyerpoc
the day the steamer sailed estimated 600 bales
All qualities had slightly declined and buyers were de
manding further reduction. The market closed dull
Manchester advices unfavorable.
BreadstufS generally had declining tendency. Flou
is dull at decline of Cd ls sales 2ss Cd G3ls Sc
Wheat is dull at decline of 3D. red sl3s Corn ha
declined Cd. G9d.; yellow 81 Ass white sos Gl39s Cd
PIovlsions-The market is dull Bacon is heavy at
decline Of Is. Lard is steady
COnsOls closed at 81 a9lS for account
Produce.-Sugar is steady. Coffee is dull Rice
quiet Rosin is firm and all qualities slightly advanced
Sales at As cd Cgls I'd Spirits Turpenne closed fri
and active at advance of Is to Is Sales at
LONDON MAEKETs.-The money market is slight
more stringent Bullion in the Bank of England has d.
creased E253,O0 American stocks quiet and nom
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sElonetgTg aRO Commercial 3sbiet.

| BALTIMORE, Feb. s, 1861.
There has been more done in Stocks here this week
than last but the market has nevertheless exhibited no
special activity With the exception of City in which
there has been further considerable decline this week
most of the stocks the list have brought about
weeks figures. Of the leading stock baltimore and Ohio
haoad there have been about $50 shares sold this week
at 59 cash, and $50 buyer co days and it closed
TO day at s5SA bid, soy regular way There has
also been some movement this week Northern Central
Railway but we note wide difference between the cash
sales this stock and those the sellers option GO days
The sales all Of which made on Yesterday embrace
some $50 shares at $l4A115 cash. and Sl5Al4 sellers
option eO days ltclosed to-day at sl4 bid SIS asked
regular way There sale to-day shares Canton
Co. at 4 but this is the only sale of this stock this
week. For Loans there has been considerable inquiry
TINS week and we note sales of $l7 goo City 6s at o95k
for 1888 9596 for 1905 the sales to-day being made at
the latter figure GOO Maryland 6s 1890 at 100 s14
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds at for 1855,
the closing sales being made 80 for ISSO 81 1s75s
$3.50 Northern Central 1855 at from 5l4 down to so
$1,000 Western Maryland Railroad guaranteed bonds at
SS and S4 500 Northwestern Virginia unendorsed third
mortgage do at 20 For Bank stocks there has also been
good demand and note sales 40 shares Merchants
at Slo' shares Bank of Baltimore at sos; % shares
Union at s72 200 shares Farmers Planters at IL
shares Bank of Commerce at spy; and % shares Ct
zens at S10H.
In the Mining stocks there has been fair degree of ar
tvy this week, but nearly all of them have fallen off in
price The sales include 900 shares Gardner Hill at e5
a3 200 shares Springfield at s2O562 IoO do Guilford
at SO975 cts: 200 shares North State at 354O cts
1850 shares Silver Valley cts 600 shares Cam
bridge at so cts 500 shares Consolidated at so cs 900
Baltimore and North Carolina at 3OG25 cts and 500
shares Deep River at 20 cts
The late foreign advices have occasoncd rather an IN
easy feeling in the money market but decided change
has taken place in its general condition The supply OF
capital continues abundant but is nevertheless difficult
to obtain loans except upon the most undoubted secur
ties First class endorsed paper still goes at 7HS per
cent but is difficult place the best single name pa
per under IL per cent.
The foreign imports into Baltimore the week ending
on Thursday amount in value to $193 no. of which $780,
5s7 were Free and Slo2 duty paying goods and
the foreign exports from Baltimore for the same pc
Rod amount in value to s157 97 against s372 last
week.
In New York to-day stocks were lower but the market
closed steady Virginia 6's declined l. Missouri 6s X
and Tennessee bonds X per cent Canton Il Erie 81;
New York Central q; Reading ST. Cleveland and To-
lsdo ST. Michigan Southern u; Michigan Southern guar
anteed 81 Y, and Rock Island r.
d
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lots In Timothy and Flaxseed we hear of nothing do
ing There is steady demand for Whskey at II i cts
M enhSyvana barrels is cts. for Ohio do II cts for
drudge, and Tx cts. for hhGs
WILMINGTON MARKET Feb 7th-Turpentine-N
chnge TO Further sales Yesterday Of ia bhs ond
this morning of $50 DO at 81 90 for yellow din Il 20 for
virgin and 05 cts per bbi FOR hard per $50 lbs Cotton
continues depressed buyers freely Offering IL cts for
Miuuhg' winch is refused by holders Pea Nuts-Sales
s morning OF about 800 bushels from 81 slI5 per
nushe Spirits TurpeRtine-Sales after Yesterdays re
port OF ~ Dds straight at % cts, and IL bills N Y at
I2 os. PER gallon Sales this morning of 200 casks
straight at 81 cts, and 100 bbs N at 80 Z cts per raj
lon Iar-Saes yesterday of l6O bbls sl75 per Dbl
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Ne" ORR Feb S-Flour is depressed; sales of II 900
Dds state S51OG5I5; Ohio s550G5 co. Southern SIS 40
do2 Wheat IS heavysales of So 600 bushels at 81 81
for red and 81 45l IS for white Corn is heayy-saies
OF 4Zooo bushels mixed G6 cts Provisions are dull
FORK PORK IS nominal; Mess $l7al7.5O Prime s13 Lard is
90 AT former rates Whiskey is dull at is 6ls5 cts
kIce Is dull SUGARS heavy at 5H06% cts Coffee is
steady at l2G12a Spirits Turpentine heavy at So
lG5I cts. Rosin is heavy.
MOBILE, Feb. 7-Saes of 200 bales Cotton at II cts
Market dull and prices easier
PHILADELPHrA, Feb S-Four-Prices are weak: sales
al so.-2G0."1 = Wheat is unchanged. Corn is quiet
new yellow 56G5S cts old 65G6G cts Provisions are
duII-Bacon Sides lO}EdlOH cts; Shoulders S%G82{
CTS. mhlskey is quiet at II = ais cts
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
lAFANA-NteGalShip BGitjmOre.-475G lbs hams 40.
522 do lard 25OS do butter "A do cheese 246 bbs 20
taoe go do. onions $50 cabbages lS5 cases oysters
do. preserves 15S kegs spikes 227 bids chairs bo,
taole water cooler, 200 dozen brooms, II boxes cast
ngs 10 bdls rods 200 bags feed SO boxes iron do
iron, do. plants, bdl trees.
CUBA-Br. brig ZeJulon-156 tons coal, G75 empty
barrels.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
COAsTWTSE
NEW ORLEANs-Scir. Czar-257 hbds smear 15O bbIs
molasses 40 pkgs mdse order; do liquor G IF Myers
9 BIO; 20 69Is necans, Z. l. Palmer 4 Co.
]
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The Great Wind Storm-Great Damage 10



PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA furious gale of wind
occurred here to-day, prostrating the wires of the
National Telegraph Company, and doing other
damage.
ALBANY, Feb. IA binding snow storm prevails
here to-day, and the wind is blowing a hurricane.
ROCHESTER, Feb. Tt commenced showing here
yesterday afternoon, and continued through the
night and all day, with high wind. The trains
on the Central Road all behind time. Their
mOmeter at zero.
OswEGo, Feb 7--G p. MA terrific gale from
the northeast, accompanied by drifting snow
storm and intense cold, prevails all along Lake On
tario and the st. Lawrence. The thermometer i:
lower than before this winter-4 degrees below
zero. AT Watertown it is 10 below, and at Ogdens
burgh It.
BUFFALO, Feb. IA severe snow storm, accom-
panied by gale of wind from the northeast, has
prevailed all day. The thermometer was below
zero at o'clock tonight.
TORoNTo, Feb. THE severest snow storm oil
the season. drifting hard, occurred to-day. All the
tracks faster than it be got off. The trains on
the Grand Trunk will not attempt to run to-day
The Great W estern is trying, but without success
as yet, The Northern train managed to get out a
few miles, and is now stuck at Thornhill.
MONTREAL, Feb. I've have had another snow
storm here, blockading all the railroads. Ne mails
will be able to leave here this morning.
United States Treasury Bonds Guaranteed by
Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Feb. S.-The bill guaranteeing
$4,000, 600 United States Bonds of the twenty mil
lion loan, passed both Houses of the Legislature
unanimously to-day.
A letter from Major Anderson, in response to the
resolutions of the Legislature congratulatiug hin
and commencing his bravery, was read in the
House. 1t was a well written, brief expression oil
his profound gratitude.
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3EtgYiHQ.


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3~te~9
StFsSS fOh Lily ERPOOL.--The fine shin
Per a. Tha and
FOR balance OF freight or pa Sf3S PRy z
fg corner Pratt and Commerce streets
"a, FOR T1VFRP00T ~ - ,Tl775;7
:sI A51Tf id %EY Hobbs osd al S 5t5
FOR 5rd freight apply to F0ARn $ ROGERS,
lss-tI l6 Bowly's wharf
LII FOR LIVERPOOT -'Tbo Fno - -
FS5sa5ob;N v IGrk d G9p TAYLOR is nov loading
patch For b,Isoc ~ o f2g9Ee' WiH have quick de5
,-., JOHN 'TEXDfRS0% 4 CO.
- corner Commerce and Pratt streets
& aNEsTlNE j s5ager mas' lg.' viii Sar,
appy to @ Gi t'g o,e port Fer gight "a s
v0y iIKia 4PFF / s Tfa[ or to
!ei-sW No. % German stre,f
4zt FOR BUENOS AYRFQ -Tbo Al r
VII Ella rata pIcSet bark FILA VIRGINIA, Capt Focke,
tio s. apy ~ re- 'iiiG snie'i%T St3e room aGsommoda
f-l-tl5 No 3. Eop III cav s;m "a - r.,
st FOR BREMEN ---Tbo Al GI5oai,,.-
1855 b TX J. ALTERS, !. H. Schweichc master viii |
passage appy to the Captain board Or to ne '' OF
ja2s.r hAIZ \ cLGJfoLD, /
I1I7T5 ! 757T75757 :; W ~ -S-zZS
60 BEN Bruun, ma ter. viii load ~ Ga, pai+
,a, ''" ''S ' FoA i&iSt5a x R RPR.g
f77,75 : ri F77,7,z7z-7 10 oe@y wharf |
ssSzs fO TIIr LII v hRPUUL.-Ihe fine Al ship |
Commercial 70 wharf vi" have djsaacb Tor frcsh aGpy
ja28-tf rad ie ? : VIZ &C., ;555,e
ssg4 FOR ROTTERDbN.--Tbc AT7eri,o,
rzzsslip BLCNpEI Niili,,,n mast Iii - 80,
isPatch for the above for5 For f 1T or res.e S
4,,a., KATE 6 LErPoTr.
FIP TTVlJppICT
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.-Tradei s erorv1,
improving The usual opening of the spring busines
Ny safes TO the Southern States has been active which
with very limited amount sales to New Orleans
MARKS TINS years opening. Western and Southvag+
ueets are beginning to come forward but there is
Senerai dlstrust of heavy and long credits MANY fail
ures, some heavy, have among our dry goods
houses since our last and all houses doing or hsyinp
uoHe recently large business with the South are dis
credited and have to buy for cash or get their notes
uorsed. Domestic prints are in improved demand with
fuller variety of supply Undesirable fances Pricas
u to cent lower than the opening of last week ~
mestic lawns in full assortment and raria
STYLE attracting the attention of the trade SfanIe
ton goods are in fair and steady demand and at firm pri
ces With little overpus of supply eXcent of
sheetIngs Drills are firm, with moderate export de-
mand and supply nearly exhausted by previous shin
mens Dark styles of deaines keep selling but there is
not yet any demand for spring styles. The fancy cass
mere trade Is the most active obber having
buying more freely The stock is very large and prices
are very feeble at the established decline from last
years spring prices The foreign goods market is yet in
active especially the silks of France. Staple and plain
Styles that never out of fashion, sell slowly but ro
fancy goods yet shown The importations Of silk far
RIGS since the LIST of January are ony fhs of what
they were in the period of 1860; and these have
been mostly warehoused, only about one.haIf being
thrown on the market. change is however, in pro-
gress Some improvement is anticipated early this month
In the demand for dress goods.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Feb. THE Flour mar
ket continues depressed and dull and holders generally
very anxious to sell. 600 bbis straight superfne
sold at SIS ~ at which it is freely offered and
small business doing to supply the trade from SIS
S5.25 for common to good superfne SIS extra
and extra family and S6650 per bb for fancy brands
in quality. In Wheat there is very little movement
there is very little demand for shipment and few small
sales only have been made public at 125d127H cts for
fair to pr western and Pennsylvania reds 1856 to
l42 cts for white as in quality. Rye is steady, with
further small sales of Pennsylvania at 20 Corn is
dull and lower and about $500 bushels new yellow sold
at 56s7 ct in the and in store old Corn is also dull
and lower with small sales irregular rates Oats are
selling as wanted at 33(d33% cts for Pennsylvania
Nothing doing IN Barley and Malt In Groceries some
further small sales of New Orleans Sugar are reported at
90 cts, and 100 bbls Moasses at 81 cts months No
Coffee in first hands. The demand for Cloverseed has
fallen off and about 100 bushels only have been sold at
$A76S5, mostly at about $4.STH per bushe for prime
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Berger, the billiard player, is now in New
Orleans.
The Naval Court of Inquiry asked by Com. Arm
strong was organized at Washington yesterday.
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Ship News.

SNlp NEWS.
NORFOLK, Feb. 8.-Spoken Dec 1lth, in lat. Is
South, long. % West, ship Chalmers, from Val
paraiso for BALTIMORE
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COURT OF APPEALS on N,PVr

OONItI VT ATIEALS OF MANY LAND.
DECEMBER Term, lS60.-ANNAPoL1s Feb s, 1861
40. l49.-Mary Kent and others Us. Ann Jeannetta
Waters Appeal from the Equity side of the Cir
cut Court for Anne Arundel county. This case was
further argued and concludedby Frank Ii. Stockett
for the appellee and Thomas S. Alexander for the
appellant
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
"AsHINGToN, Feb. NO. II. The Cleveland
insurance Company, appellants, as. George Reed
Company. This cause was agued by Mr. Doolittle
Tor the appellants, and by Mr.. Lynde for the ap-
pellees.-Adiourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock.
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Es AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

49, friday February 8, 1861.
Si9Vo Balt 6's, '75-954l so shs. Canton Cola y
IoOO 1886 100 shs. Gardner Hill
2 2OO0 1896 Mining Co., -2e5
lUOO Il. Il o. R.R BIDS. 200
soor $3.50 100 shs. Springfield
oV' ~ y XXX. Dds, Mining Co. POS
'S5-50Ai
II shs. Bank of Com-221 500 sbs On IsosN
40 shs. F&Pln. B'k-26 r. u i'0iu NJ -
90 shs. b. & 0. RR.- SO $50 she Ri, 10
Ok .t u Oo'-eo G. Min. Co. -25
PRICES AID SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW vorr
BY TELEGRAPH ON
through WILLIAM FIsHEe X SOS Stock and Bill pro,
so. - South street ''