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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-15

GREAT BRirA.s AND lRELAsp---The census of
Great Britain and ireland for 1851 recently put
iisled, shows the popn,aiiaa OF the elites and
towns, containing above sG,0uo inhabitants, to be
as follows London 2, ,s03 $50 liverpool and Bfk
enhead 495 y5e7; Manchester and Stafford 45o AS;
Glasgow %, ,o64; Birmingham &H 0l6; Dublin 2hS,
3sa; Leeds. a07, ,i65; Sheffield 2s5,i12; Edinhufs
i6s,iai; Bristol l54 40e3; Woyelhalnpt'n Ia $40;
Plymouth and Davenport l27 ,3aa; Newcastle ioy,
1885, Bradford los ,2ls Cork ioi aA; stoke iot so!i
Dundee 9o,4I7; Brighton .7 sunderland 81, ,7a5i
M-rhyr TydviI S3s15; Preston sa,9s5 No c"ua-
try in the world, aut at Asia, contains. 90 many
large cities the Kfitish Isles
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PAT OFFICE ESa's D1p'r 9, No IA Law Build
ing, Franklin st. Richmond, Jan 28. 1854

PAT OFFICE EsG's Dxp'r 9, No IA Law Build
ing, Franklin st, Richmond, Jan "a, 1854. !
q yPEGIAL NOTICE. Citizens Of Brunswick and
! J Greenviile counties, Va, and Halifax and North
ampton counties, N Z, who furnished labor for tho
defences Of Meherin and NOttOway bridges and the
Augaft, September and October, 1868, are hereby
informed that certified rolls have been forwarded by
the Engineer in charge 10 this office, where all In
tsrested requested TO apply for payment Of hires
due them
Powers Of attorney, authoristDg agents 70 mako
collections, must be signed tn duplicate and wit
neesed by two wtnesses.
Blank forms will be fogniehcd on application 70
this ofifse JNO ETANARD,
10 3-2,W3w Capt Iuriuecrs q a.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. 12.-Our batteries were
opened all around on Morris Island for about
two hours this morning. Tho practice VS.
splendid. The cannonading shook the ehouses
in the city. and the flashing Of tho gups iIlu-
minated the whole harbor. The Yankee
fiag-staf ct Wagner was cut down. Only
four shells have been fred on tho city since
that time. No details have yet reached .
from Johns Island. II IL generally reported
that We have driven the enemy of Johns
Island and that everything IL working we'll.
Tho Casualties are also reported small. The
latest inteliigeu06 mn florida oo1nlnuRto
be Of an encouraging character.
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Hastings Couyt.-On Saturday the Hust-
ings Court of Magistrates acted upon the
following cases:
Jacob Eizeuhowcr, held to bail by the
Mayor for his appearance before the Hust--
ings Court on the charge of shooting at
another person, was called; but falling to an.
swer to his name, the case was continued
tiil the next term, and his recogpixancs sei.
feited.
Louisa Langford was examined on the
charge Of larceny and acquitted. Christina
Langford was examined and acquitted of the
same charge.
Bridget Hayes, charged with receiving
l,7o5 pounds of iron belonging to the Con.
federate States, knowing the same to have
been stolen, was called; but from good cause
shown the Court continued the case till the
next term.
The Court postponed the examination Of
for Keeping q faro bank till the next term,
and Hungerford was recognized to appear in
the sum of IS 900.
On the charge OF larceny preferred against
Benjamin Delorme, the jury brought in q
verdict of guilty, when the prisoner was
sentenced to confinement for six months in
the city Jail, and that he be employed for
eight hours of each day in the chain gang.
On motion of the Commonwealth At
toinCJ ~ Notte DFOSeIns was enLercO IN the
case of Walter Tate, charged with being con-
ceinedin the lottery business.
Augustus Rupert, indicted for larceny, was
examined and discharged
No indictments were returned against
Bella Mccarthy, James Hampton, John
Hogan, and William O'Brien, and they were
discharged.
license was granted Miles T. Phillips to
keep an ordinary on corner of 18th and Cary
streets.
James Denay, indicted for unlawfully re-
sisting the police in the discharge of their
duty, was examined, found guilty, and his
punishment assessed at twelve months In
the city Jail, and to pay . fine of $500 and
costs of prosecution. At the expiration o1
his term of confinement, if the said fine and
, costs of prosecution are not paid, he is to
remain in Jail for twelve months longer.
j. W. Duncan, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretences, was examined
found guilty, and sentenced to confinement
in the city Jail for thirty days, eight hours ol
said time each day to be employed in work
ing on the streets, &c
Jesse Fades, indicted for larceny, was
was found guilty, and sentenced to the city
Jail for thirty days, eight hours of each doy
to be employed in the cbaingang.
ao,'e proseqmi was entered in the case oi
VIM. Howard, indicted for larceny.
A capias was awarded against BENJAMIN
Degroot, charged with exhibiting the game
of faro, returnable at the next term Of the
GOuft
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European News.

The Arabia, at Halifax, brings European ad-
vices TO the 24tt ult.
No special change had taken pace fffthe aspect
OF the SchIeswig H0istein question. The move
ment Of Austria and Prussia 1t was belle ved must
lead 10 some definite understanding with England
Among the minor German States there was a great
and growing indignation against Austria and
Prussia In consequence of the latter having acted
Independently Of lhe Germanic Confederation.
The Spanish Government will appoint Minister
70 Mexico soon rs II receives official confirma-
tion of The crowning Of the ATchduke Macmillan.
The AFchduke Macmillan will visit Paris In the
quality OF emperor Of Mexico"
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CUNDaIGs-
y Gaze, esses spper Old , French Brandy
bbls sspef Old apple and peach brandy
o's.. cSs r1@sy ysosssr
$50 sheep pelts
100 lbs sole leather
500 lbs scrap sole leather
100 lbs country shoe thread
80 bushels Irish potatoes
90 black eye peas
kegs butter
4-inei, pixies, for boat building
." u. 20 and 80 nails
g boxes price's patent sperm candles
200 g and csddies Manufactured tobacco,
choice quality
] lb super black sewing silk
l dozen super csE skins
80 - 's iron bound buckets
4 I" " shaek msttyesecs
sewing machines. IN order
/ lot brozues, Women's Shoes and dry goods
lot ready made (boys) winter soass and
veal6
On consignment, for saie by
X Il ROREKrS, Com Merchant,
fe l2-tt Cor eary and lslh oas
NcrIcEss.Tns E. following s.sials. are 2 8. sOl-
portfolio, very hAadsons
dczan heavy plated forks
bouQuet b0ldes. very handsome
pair csinAs0o mDseen cnstaina
Cords and taaeela 70 match
pair white embroideesd c~stnine
isdy's handeame mofAin4 robe
Asen!!em.as @ nne hlack cal, lined thrsssh
Some doe thread hce and grsss MIX
, par par ssaesmsas ...s kid gloves
! large leather trunk
/ bOpnal trunk
exoeodtnGiy handnnne Chlna ni1eheeu
Al these thineD aso q veRy super6r esalAy. aDl
csa Pc seea = nn f,ass's, Dsaad =, ever ninhi1
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FEBRUARY Is, 1854
my MORNING '..--.'H
fos'' -. .,.,..v oN TnE PENINSULA.

rxrsy ON THE PENINSULA
~ 81 saturday last the city was again rue
% ~.ro,t that the enemy In force were
si'h ''I towards Richmond by the Pcnin-
sdVs''" This rumor has been so often
sua ''a' Che public, that it now fails to ex
giFfh " 80, The last report had Its foun-
cite i'1 :, The fac, that small body Of Yam
d''''D .,r, ,, WAS at Burnt Ordinary on Friday.
ke' e', "a no, however, venture beyond that
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srr ra "AssAo--As a matter of curiosity, we
Huata 'assau prices current, reported by the
p,,1 as ruling on the "a instsn,:
aciy. ,pipss, ,pps, Manlta, l3al4 csnts do. do. Ken
ssGa 5s ss senie; mess beef, @i9all; ki casb
"hia, .Fh.s, lio aud Java coffee, lsaaO;
hsh sIl s'.,a' cotton cards. 6i4ai5; DO DO. Rsx-
ssptnle fa.s saliskias, Ffehcb, u 70 ~, A35ai;
yea. esaaIss a. - ssa7 ~; sMiph quinlaa, e aa
~ ss2e nes. ,.as zs1sa; xuaay cloth, II; moIassrs
vi haile. ea, =, Sioaii 30; ful1, Havana. qua
pss,s, 10 I, 1914; ilasorIcs, stocks. IS; Do
seoAo si.a o.sas.rs, liss, q esq IS ner doxxn
syssslliy j ~ 6oasbsa whisksy, I'll; tobacco,
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tsyAa lax NOTICE. The time fer the regis
40 trat!on OF all parties engaged in business,
aud tho assessment of thsr gross sales for the quar-
ter ending 3lst December, 1858, having been sx-
;andcd by ths proper authorities until the LIST day
OF March next, notice Is hereby given TO thoss who
have thug far failed 10 register their business for
tie year 1864. that may be found af my cGice, No
II Main street, from O'Clock A n 10 O'Clock
NJ daily A double tax will be levied On all whe
faii to register before the lst March, 1864.
CHAS SINTON,
10th Diatrict Collector,
Odlcc No II Main street.
Richmond, Fob 4, 1864. fe 6-codiN
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FROM KdSr TENNESSkE.
NEW MARKET, Feb. IA Dag Of truce
for the purpose Of bringing ladies out Of
Knoxville goes out tomorrow.
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CApiTDLATlUE.

A body Of troops in iine mast ncgtr capitn!ate
during battle. No Sovereign, Io people, no gen
erai, have any guarantee II they allow officers to
in consequence OF contract favorable 10 them,
but uftvoiale TO tue army. Such conduct ought
to be held infamous and punished with death. 1t
IL quite different with te cohiraader Ofa fortified
place. When the place Ii Invested the gaGera-ih
chief knows that such place only be held for a
certain time; and ii he cannot rescue Ii he knows
that the place must surrender after that time.
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DISTRACTION or 4 WAGON TRAu II
AlSalSSlPPE
MOBILE. Feb 13.-Aspecialt to the Etss6uu
Nsas from Newton, Aiss., ssys that Gen.
Writ Adams attacked . wagon train near
Decatur yesterday evening, destroying 50
wagons and killing the mules and driveess-
The Yankee infantry coming up, prevented
him from bringing Of the wagons. His loss
was six killed and wounded.
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tS'iLlR ChRnsIcLg.--T This IL the title
a 's papef to BIZ published in few days
sdl,o 'i''e, Va, by AIR. NJ. J. Hughes, ta,c
ae,a " u's Knoxville Chronicle. Mr.. II. was
sar ,.4, "''e Knoxville by the vicissitudes OF
Il sp ""S removed his paper 10 Charlottesville.
ss.. '''" all The latest telegraph and other
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CONFEDERATE STATES TAXES.

t0AFGDhR ATE STATES TAXES-Net,cc 70 oil
" persons liable to taxation by the Confederate
Government. in DstrIc, No H. composed of that part
ury hereby notify all persons liable u taxation,
which embraces the gr at mass Of the people Of this
district, tat 1t Is their duty to come forward and
thsir incmcs, salaries, and all other subjects Of
taxation, that they may be assessed according 10
law; and to enable th~m to psriO RI this duty,
Shockoe Place, la rear of Messrs Tardy 4 vii.
liams, ircm to and from 10 O'Clock Of each
day 10 re.eve such state menls aud make such a.
sessment5. WM GRAY,
ASSESSOR for the llth District OF Va.
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Il, the Cage.-The following subjects were
arrested aud locked up in the cage yesterday
William Butler, charged with stealing iii-
teen pairs of cotton cards, valued at 1926,
the property of William Forbes.
Henry, slave of Wright IL Ford, trespassing
on Mrs. Gwathmey's premises, being without
d pass, and carrying unlawful weapons.
A free negro, named Emma Slaughter,
charged with aiding and abettiug Robert,
slave Of Thos. l.. Courtney, to escape TO the
Yankees.
Albert Billy, free, charged with oniciug a
slave belonging to William Stagg, OF Peters
burg, 20 ruo away
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REAL ESTATE FOR XALR

DBAUTIEUL Cottage Rssidonce st Ashiand, With
u three -fourths Of an acre Of land attAnhed. for
sale.-We ara authorized 70 sell that truly bsauti
ful octagon cottage located - above, occupied
by Mr. James W Ford. oontsining Fix rooms, bssld~s
kitchen, meat house, stsble, wood house, 30, and
valuable and fertile garden, and pump II good
water In the yard The whole premises arc ii the
most perfect order. Tbs purchaser viii have the
right to free ticket ON the railroad. Possession
given in rhort time II required, or the present 90
cupsnt viii pay rent Of 81 900 per aanum This.
without doubt, is the handsoMsst resldsscs IN
Ashland. Apply to 0ODDIN APpxkEON.
fal2-6t
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rINakEH Hundred Dollars Rewsrd--Whl bs givea
l. hr the apprehension and delivery t, me d my
servant Carter, who lefS my house OH Tuesday,
February I'd, about O'Clock n. He y about -
years OF age, quite good looking, Of . dark brown
color, and about medium height.
L n NORTON,
fe9-eod9." W corner Marshall and 2Ssh Sc.
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NkAT little Farm and Country Stoss, in Caso-
~ lire. containing ~ serss, within three uiss
Of Penola snd hilfHd Depots, fOr sals.-At the ~
quest Mr. o w Sutton, We offer for sale the bsau.
tfai little place which he rssidss, lo,stsd .
above, containing " acres Of open laud, Of With
one half II ast In clover. The baldines consist Of
an sxcsllsnt dwelling, containing six roomat b.
sides large stogsroom, having two basemsss soons
attached, good out houses, Including stable cora
neighborhood, eonvsnisnt 70 churches ana rsilrosa
and within 2X hours sias Of Richmond Posses-
sion given Let Nay next. Price only 81 600. AD-
ply to lfs 12-Nl GODDIN 1 ARPERSON.
LIOK SALk--A tract Of Land In Gooehland iour
II miles from rcnberton depot, containing 226
the balance In cleared eoOd lands. fh4rs il dwell
Ing on the plsoo For particulars apply at Mr.
Adam Daconps, near Pcu6wtop, or Of Boyle d
Gainbie's sword factory DlAOOuT.
70 0-6af
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Acqu'ttal Of Cap. AleraadeT-rhc iabors
Of the Couct Of Inquiry in the case OF Capt.
George ". Alexander, late comnaudant at
Castle Thunder, in this city, against whom
grave chnges had been preferred, have ter.
minated with the veraict-"the charges not
sustained by the evidence" The investiga-
ton was 4 long and searching one, and held
at Capt. AieXander's request.
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1nn D0LLA-S Rewsrd.-Abscondsd ffom nv
lVV farm. In 0reenviIls county, Va, on XhuYS-
tay hight, Feb 4th, mula1tc man named RicAaxd.
strong and able bottled, stout and healthy, aAout a6
years old and 6k feet high. He bslon9sd, until
September last, to gentleman near King 0eoeeo
Court House, living within mile Of Roy hasonS.
whose name l do not remember, where he he's vIfs.
and will doubtless try to reach that plaes. ne
above reward win be paid for the deIivsTy Of Rich
ard to me in Greenvile county, W, or to Mr. 0fa.
dy. In Richmond. LEWIS WRDD.
ia lSE2tA
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More Capt@res.-Twelve more of the es,
capped Yankee officers from the Libby prison
lave been captured and brought back since
our last publication. Their nanes are Col.
Ely, 18th Conn; Capts. E. l.. Smith, 10Th U.
=. cavalry, and J. w. Macmack, - Ohio
infantry; Lieuts. W. II. Ii. Wilcox, 10th N.
Y. caayalry; Daniel Hansbure, lst Michigan
- h Ohio; }. IL. Gadsby, 18th L. 5. infantry;
NJ. NJ Bassett, SD Illinois; M. Bedcll, l23d
n. Z; IL. z. Crawford, "a Illinois cavalry
ana l.. W. Sutherland, l26lh Ohio. The last
named individual was retll1el at City Point.
There is no truth in the rUmors which
have been life i'll the city for several days,
that Col. A. d. Streight b I'D been recapturcd
On Saturday last Mai Turner dispatched a
courier in the direction which it was said he
was found, but he failed to bring back any
Information which could substantiate the
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MERCHANTS INsgR4Scx COMPANY,
Richmond, 5th Feb'y, 1864.

Accumuiated sufPsts VI ,tVJ,WN
7nis COMPANY continues u nsars all descriptions
of property ia town or country, AGAINST loss Oh dam
age by Fire, on the asuai terms. and ADJUSTS and
pays lis losses promptly and ibaraiy
Not more than $5c .sco taken on any single risk.
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10n DOLLARS Keward.-Ranaway from lhe
lVU subscriber q negro man named Charles,
rather stout built, quick spoken and smast, "a
wore when he leu heavy moustache. he was pgo-
badly raised In Surry, he was carried from jhAs
county 70 kichm0nd, where bought him IN last o.
miles Of Petersburg, and II wss thought no vouId
endeavor 70 cross the Appomattox above Petsrs.
burg, and the James above Richmond, On his wsy
NCrth; or no may be lurking about Richmond. II
delivered TO lodged In Jail will nav an ne.
cessary expenses and give el00 reward. II he b
apprehendsd abcu: Richmond, repors TO McKhnsy,
Dupuy Archer, commission merchants. Shoctee
Slip, or to WIN GRlGG
10 lO-.6t s. Tammsny O. MeulrIeuhurs.
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TWO Hundred Dollars Rswa1d-Win b. paid fbr
l. the apprehension and delivery In jail Of ny
boy Tom, who aheconded about 8 weeks ago, and II
| supposed to be now in or near the city Of Rleh-
mond He u about ID years of age, brown eploe,
and very spreghtly; had en- when be len new suiS
Of mixed jeans, cap, snd pegged shoes. Address
Warren P O, Albsmaris co, vs.
fe 9-6ts OIL WIN0PIRLD. n.
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NNE Hundred Dollars ReWard-FansWeY bon
~ me In this city on Friday, 18th instant, John.
Ae 10 Of dsrk complexion, and about i've fcst hivh. .
thick lips aud speaks badly. Supposed 10 be in ihe
city. MS n. e. MORTON.
fe 10 IT. Main, between eth and Ten ets
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E,si7.t 10 Death-OI Friday last John
Craddock, \ little boy not quite four years
old, son of Mr.. Robert Craddock, Ccnfede-
rate States detective, was burnt to death at
the premises Of Mr.. Samuel Curry, of Union
Hill The little fellow was at play in Mr.
Curry's kitchen, adjoining his fathers resi-
cence, with some other children, when his
clothes took fire, and being Of very in
Il innable nature, soon envelopcd his whole
person in 4 light blaze. The cries Of the
children alarmed Mr. C.. s family, and they
hastily ran to see what was the matter but
when they arrived at the scene of the acci-
deut it was too late to render much assist
anee, as his clothes had burnt entirely Off
He was Immediately taken home, where
medical and other attendance was promptly
rendered; but nothing could save his life,
and he died in few hours after the accident,
suffering the most excrutiating agony. The
circumstance is rendered more distressing
on account of the absence from the city of
the father of this little boy aud the illness of
MIS-. Craddock, its mother.
Ano,Aer Of RreSLst Dagis's Negroes Run
d,oay.-On Saturday night last the police
We're informed Of the fact that Cornelius,
negro man Ia the employ Of President Davis,
had run away Having received some clue
OF his whereabouts, they succeeded in find.
ing him in q few hours after receiving the
Information Of his escape, aud lodged him
ID the upper station house Whcc caught,
there was found on his person srack enough,
consisting OF cold chicken, ham, preserves,
bread, &c, to last him for long journey,
afd & large sum of money he had stolen from
his master. Sometime after being locked
dp he called to the keeper of the prison to
give him some water, and rs that gentleman
incautiousiy opened the door of his cell to
wait on him, Cornelius knocked him down
and again made his escape. Mr.. Peter Eve
rett, tie only watchman present, pat off after
him, but before running many steps STUN
b!ed aud fell iajnring himself severely.
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RUKA WA III


Ok DOLLARS Reward.-Left my house On II
Ae1 30sh Of January my servant CclinA. She n e.
years OF age. has gray hair, very iow forehead, "a
V Feet inches high Sno has daughter hired In
the city named Chrissiana They we're seen toesthoP
on the 3lst January. WI CHI0WICT.
Three doom above Central Depot, Brood G.
lH-1A I,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EvENTpa TKLRoRArH,
ThnrAAnws n.k..a..s ~

Thursday, October TO-
Gold has declined per cent. since last even
ing, under the glorious news from General Sheri-
dan; opening at 2ll1; fell off and sold at 300 at
II o'clock; 2O7l at l2; and 207 at 12A. Market
weak. fo o
The Stock Market is very dull aud unsettled
this morning, and the transactions are limited.
Government bonds are rather lower, with sales of
620s to notice at 1914, coupons Off; IS OF lsal are
quoted at 1853; aud 1905 at l0459l05. a
Railroad shares continue quiet, with the exoep-
tion of Reading,which is more active, and sold at
6o@6Os Minehill at 59l; Catawlssa preferred
at IS, and common at 1871; 69I was bid for Penn
sylyania rairoadj 40 for Little Schuylldll so
for Philadelphia and Germantown; 80 for Phila-
dolphia and Erie; and IGf for Long Island
City Passenger Railroad shares continue very
dull, and VIC hear Of no sales. 691 was bid for
Second and Third; 20 for Green and Coates; and
201 for Girard College; so was asked for Tenth
and Eleventh 3G1 for Spruce and Pine; 81 for
Chesnut and Walnut; and Is for Arch.
Coal Oil shares are inactive, and prices have
declined, with sales of Oil Creek at S; Noble and
Delamater at 1913; Rock Oil at "a; Mcchntock
at 6i; Maple Shade l61; McElheny 81; and
Densmore ST. FfW
There Is little or nothing doing in Bank stocks,
but they are firmly held. 1853 was bid for North
America; So for Commercial; 20 for Mechanics;
174 for Penn Township; 2S for ManufActurers'
and Mechanics; 81 for Consultations AVA fer
Commonwealth and 46 for Union.
In Canal shares there is no change to notice.
Lehigh Navigation sold at 76; and susquebanna
Canal at l5i 26s was bid for Schuylkil Naviga-
ton common, 354 for preferred; aud 81 for
Morris Canal common.
The Money Market as we have noticed for
several days past, continues easy; loans on call
are freely offered at 6@7 per cent. per annum /;
good paper is very scarce, and quoted at e@l0
per cent. ..-rt
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, OCT. 70.
Reported by Carkson Co.. Brokers. No. LII .. Thrd sti
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Fn1LAseLPmlA TRADE RErOEE.

TuuHspAr, October Cotton continues excessively
tul, atd prices are minu.
, Qugrcltron Bark 4, quiet but frn at blS q ton,
Thrc lsytry lite Coysrseed coming ln Aad it is but
Hule inquired utsr. We quote at 80 10 ptr6t bl. rao
thy ia net 50 30. axseol ranges % Is to si25
u bushei.
The Provision market is extremity lulet-there being
scarcely any demand from any quarter.
The dpmard Tor FLnUR has been excessively light lnd
there IL ,tle cnauge to rsiurl in prices Iuc in
quy for has Leen mostly 60 Ihn1i q nail saos
SAY about 500 bbs ENtra az $40 300 80 So and ENtrA
Family az Sll@S 1850. The salcs !UT tho supply OF The
DC me trade arc making at 81 T. i0r superne up % Sl1j
Tor iAucy bran. g. as IN guilty. Nothing dJng IN Iye
Flour OrCorp veal T. fN prices.
The du uCss witch has ucIYatgd the Whilt Market Jr
some past st continues aud thc-c Is very l.e s
los cu h part OF sellers TO operate The
only ale notice Is about 400 ses southern re- at
S2:i2 quo rcnnsy vana red a - 30 snd white at
~ I.@"'GJ without sales Rye /, IN steady request at
81 Can is dul and has declined 30 hu 10. liow
w,re dspos, OfRt 81 90, ahOat oats selling slowly
at SIC Barley and Malt are qnet.