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Agreed upon bsfloesn DS Poet o0les Department of
hs UHiied Sfafss and hs Pod 00lee Department
Of hs HaR1eaHe Republic el HdmbHrg, PSOVid-
ing for ne conveyance oIihs International Cor
IeIpoAdsRes IN time Of HdF or fhreafeains War,
Whenever, In consequence ofwAr or threat
eulng war, the international correspondence
between the United States and Hamburg
cannot be conveyed by United States or
Hamburg steamers, Il may be conveyed by
stipulations, rules, aud regulations contained
In the several postal conventions heretofore
concluded between both countries.
In witness whereof we have hereto set our
names aud affixed the seals OF our respective
offices, this twenty eighth day Of March, one
thousand eight hundred aud EiIty-four, at
the city OF Washington.
tsEAL.l NJ. BLAIR,
PotimaIisr General Unifed Naiss.
[sBAL.l II. BCHLMDHN.
MiniIier RsFidsni gftAs HsnIssiis Rspu6Iies.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

The NEW BRIDGE Own TfBER CREHK.-
Mayor Bowen yes erday awarded the con.
tract fO' building the new bridge over the
Tiber Rt itS intersection with K street, TO
Mr.. George o. Cook, for the sum OF SlO, 500.
The bridge IL 10 be an arch Of l47 feet s
inches long, the span being 30 feet,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

Tho Young Mons Christian Asso-
elstion-Its scope ana Operations,

but my recollection from the reading 10 this
ih criticism was
I. That the work being done IL subItantlall
that which should DO done inside the ohurc
organizations.
2. That the efforts should be to furnish sue
iutelleotuAl and social attractions as wi
bring young men who do not 20 to ohurehe
within Its influence.
The objeotsy you recommend are substantial
those the association has sought to accom-
pllah. During the seventeen years OF lite eS
~So Ssvs ssss ss,,Ss ~ ~ ssespSs, .DI ~
those who have been most active 10 the Worl
81 The various evangelical churches In tn
city 70 whioh they respectiyely belonged-mel
| Who would naturally guard with jealous care
iulnels against any attempt on the part OF al
| outside Institution to draw young men awal
from their legitimate work 10 the churches
aud who have, In fact, watched the course o
he NJ. U. A. most carefully 10 this respect
| and whatever else the association has or hal
not done, will venture to Gsy that not ont
| fact can be cited during these seventeen years
history Of which any church has complained
/ or can complaln in this direction.
| Its religious work has been mainly
| l, In sitablishlnE and maintaining mission
Sunday schools 10 portions OF the city unoceu
pied BY any evangelical church. 1t has foi
macy years had two or more such schools under
u. sharge, In every instance turning such
school over TO the frst new church enterprise,
Of whatever denomiuation, located 10 its
Violnity.
Q, Holding religious services, distributing
reading matter, visiting the sick, sc, At such
military posts In the Vicinity OF the city 10
have no chaplain or other religious care. A
large plumber Of minor hospitals and posts re-
oeissa s sSsh stsation' eo3,tantly during ne
sane enofta have been directed regularly to
the Marine barracks, Lincoln barracks, while
ttoops were CHARTERED there, theJail, the work.
g. Prayer meetiuKs, daily, At the rooms from
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

TAG CHORAL sOotETY.-Thls society held
lts regular weekly meeting at Its ball In the
Masonic Temple, quite large number being
present. The musical director announced
that the tlme for giving the FIRST concert by
the society had been hXcd upon, and urged
all the members to attend regularly the
meetings for practice. 4 brief business
meeting was held, the president, Franklin
Philip, In the chair.
The following gentlemen have been
elected as Inactive inembersi DR.. A. r. Far
don, DR., WE. Cady, Mes.rs, Samuel smith
Hallett KllbOurne, John W, Dorsey. John
Melgs, Matthew G. Emery, L. c. HuDtley.
W. ?. QulcksRll, and Z. Kingman.
This society has assumed an enyinblc no
sltion among the musical associations In lie
District, and there Is no doubt Of US finally
becoming the very best organization OF IL
kind here, II II Is not 90 already.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

NATIONAL LABOR UNoN.-The executive
committee Of the n Rtional Labor Union held
meeting yesterday, pursuant to adjourn.
ment. The president being absent, A. T.
CaVil, vice president, took the chair, and
Gen. Hugh Cameron, Of Kansas, was elected
secretary.
Amer some elaboration Gen. A. NJ. VIM,
Of San Francisco, presented q copy Of the
preamble and resolutions adopted by the
Mechanics State Council OF California;
which were read and placed on fle. The
resolutions declare that the Mechanics'
State Council and trade associations there
were organized for the purpose Of improving
the condition OF the producers Of our country,
and have sought and obtained the passage
Of elght-hour laws by the State Legislature
and the Congress Of the United States,
which, they say, the officers of thesGoyern-
ment aud contractors GU public works are
constantly attempting 10 eTadei that the
object In securing the passage Of those laws
was to establish the principle that eight
hours labor Is enough for a days work,
and that all public work should be done at
that ratei that they are not content with a
law that docs not absolutely require that all
public work shall be done at eight hours per
day without the chance OF evasion; that they
wish the people to understand that their
object Is to establish the eight-hour system
OF labor throughout the whole of our cOun-
tryi they ask the Legislature to so amend
the law as to carry out their views, Of which
they gave information to the Governor, Sem
ate and Assembly of that State.
In relation TO national action upon the
subject they 20 on 10 say; "That the Con-
gress Of tho United States be, and is hereby,
requested to pass an eIght-hour law that Will
positively require that the public work shall
be done at eight hours for a day, making IL
penal offence for lts officers and contractors
to eVado ltS provisions" "That General A. |
NJ. VIM, president Of this Council and now
at Washington, be requested to impart this |
information to our Senators and Representa-
tiVes 10 Congress and TO the President and |
Vlce-Presldent Of the United States, and that
all laboring men and associations formed by |
them be requested to act with Us In trying TO |
secure tho passage OF laws tending to I'M |
prove the condition Of tho tolllng masses,
md that all labor associations Of every kind
aud In every portion OF our country be re-
quested 10 recognize General A. NJ. VIM as
our representative, and TO render him such
aid and Information A. may be necessary for
the good OF the cause"
General Wlnn ls now In this city, and as
president Of the "NAtlonal Elght-hour Rx-
ecutiVe Committee" is In daily commuuica-
ton with the other members, who are tho
presidents and representatives Of labor or
CARNATIONS In the different States.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

NEVER SAT DIB OR ''NoT A DTEi" but
ask for PhalOn's "Vitalla, or Salvation for
the Hair" Examine II, you will hnd II
clear, shake II, you will sec that II has no
Sedlmenti apply 1t TO your head. beard, whls-
kers or moubiaehes, II gray or grlEEled, and
the color they wore before Will return to
them col
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

THREn WATERS and good plain cook
are wanted at Oyster Bay.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

OLosISG OUT SALE
WINTER OLOTHIN
AT
OAK HALL,
A6O SEVENTH STRHET,
Opposite Post Office.
DeslFing to clear our counters for the
SPRING TRADE.
We are Ielling our
WINTER STOCK
RE0ARpLEss or COST,
No customer will leave without purchasing II
any reasonable concession
IN PRO Els
WIN induce him TO buy,
BARBOUR 4 co,
OAK HALL,
Seventh Street, near y,
Opposite Post once.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

: ST. C1cBLIA's ACADEMY AND FITHER
BoTLB.-The sisters in charge OF this acad-
envy aud the young lady pupils very agree
ably surprised Father Boyle yesterday after
noon BY an Entertainment OF the most de-
lightful character. The sisters, pupils and
friends Of the academy assembled In the
large hall Of the new school building. Mu-
sic, both vocal and Instrumental, exhibited
the talent Of the pupils.
Addresses were made TO the reverend
pastor Of congratulatOry nature, calling
down all the blessings and beet wishes thai
youthful hearts could conceive.
II was an occasion OF great satisfaction 20
the good slsters, Joy TO the children and hap.
piness TO the pastor, who witnessed such Il
successful exhibition Of the works OF the
sisters In the discharge Of their duties In
the establishment OF Grst-class academy In
the parish Of 81. PETERS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

O0Asrss E1fENMvH sHoR EsTAnLIsu-
huST, Seventh street, seems 10 be tbs fayor.
lite resort Of PURCHASER In the shoe Ina sna
very naturally 90 from the fact that no other
estaolshment In the city presents 40 laree
and desirable ah assortment Tho nav
winter stock L BY far much larger and even
more select than at any previous season'
thereby giving the large trade Of the hopse
and the public the greatest advantage. i
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

FrRsT-cLLss BOARDING. at 45s Twelfth
street, between @ and II. 4
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

THE REsTAURANr In the southWest corner
second floor Treasury Building is now open
Tor the benefit OF the employees In that build.
Ing, and was yesterday well patronlzod,
The Secretary proposes TO give the proprIe.
tor ample time TO test its usefulness and If
i should be found an Inconvenience, Il viii
be Promptly AbOllshed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

The Bank Of Washington will pay Ia
stockholders a dividend OF three por cent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

THB dudsr OF large bufT envelope, con.
tAinlug tib, Will be literally rewarded by
leaving II with J. J, c., corner Of D aud
Seventh streets south.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

The regular meeting Of Howard Division,
No. 7, Sous OF Temperance, will be held this
evening at their new hall In the Congrega.
tlonAl church.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

JosBPH J. MAY has u large stock OF elo.
giant dry goOds, which he will sell at the
very lowest prices for cash, being obliged to
YAcate his store,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

The Association Of the Oldest Inhabitants
win meet this evening, at $3.50 O'Clock, at
the courtroom.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

The Indiana sociables meet this evening
at the hall, corner Of ssyspth and Il streets
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

A Dividend OT rIyB rEu rEvr Las been
declared by the National Bank uI the Re
public, aud ID now payable Al the bank,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

THH New York Republican Association
meets tomorrow evening Al the corner Of l.
and Seventh streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

3AI Seventh Street,
Next 10 Northern Market and x.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLub.-A
meeting Of the Crane wing of the Fourth
WaTders was held In the Aldermen's cham
Der last evening, Mr.. Crane presiding. Mr.
Crane read a carefully prepared speech OF
three quarters ofan hour In length, in which
he handled Mayor Bowen, Assistant Com
missioner" Green, Major Morse, Major
O'Beirne, Alderman Connolly, MesSrs.
Chase, II. A. Hall, Peek, Mcfarland, Curtis,
J. ssylss Brown and the Donovan contract
very severely.
The remainder OF the evening was occu-
pied In running colloQuy between Mr..
Crane and A. M. Green, In which Mr.. Crane
charged that Groom was not legal voter, as
his family had resided In Philadelphia until
recently, and that no was acting n two-faeed
part, pretending that he was opposed to
Mayor Bowen, and all the time playing the
sycophant 10 him.
Mr.. Green retorted by charging that Mr..
Crane was endeaVorlng 10 break up the
party, and denying any dupllclty lie
claimed that although his wife was living in
Philadelphia his daughter was koepipg
house for him, and he was bona Jlde rosi-
dent. II not legal voter, Mr.. Crane had
assisted him to vote, and given him work.
Both gentlemen INDUCED 10 language not
altogether parliamentary.
Tbs club adjourned subject to the call OF
Its officers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

THREE SUITES Of new aud handsomely
furnished rooms for rent, corner Of Four
teenth and streets.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

"a PHrsIoIAN warns TO Mn. l.. HORT
VI embrace the firgt opportunItv n investi.
gate II more thoroughly, having long felt
the need OF such an article In my practice M
q substitute for ale and liquors, which arc 40
much adulterated," Sc. Hod,s Malt RI.
tract IA already recommended BY our leading
ph5slcians, a. tonic and a remedy with Inc
tne most satisfactory results, aud Ia eIten-
s,yely used where all splrltuous llquors and
ssS arc discarded. Sold by all druggists
eno BIVcef9. nol .
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

BoNs or MICHIdAN.-A largo and inter.
estlng meeting Of the society Of the Sons Of
michigan was held last evening at Column
bia Law College Bulldiugj NJ. L. Higgins,
president Of the society, In the chair .. J.
Baxter, secretary. Amer some business had
boon transacted relative to the completion
OF arrangements for the celebration of. the
SD anniversary Of the admission OF the
state into the Union, which will occur on
the 10th Inst, Senator Howard, who was
present, was invited to address the society,
The honorable Senator responded with some
remarks relating TO his acquaintance
with the history Of the State, which began
at an early period-while II was'yot Terri
tory. He related several interesting reml-
niIeenees In connection with the disputed
territory on its southern border, which was
source OF contention with Ohio, but which
was finally compromised by enlarging the
bounds OF the State In the upper peninsula.
Mr.. Howard's speech was well received,
and at lite close was warmly applauded.
committee on sentiments for the ami
Yersary was appointed, consisting Of Messrs.
sickles, Cllsby aud Baxter. Several letters
from the Michigan Representatives 10 Con
gress were read by the secretary, expressing
interest In the objects OF the, society, aud
manifesting willingness to aid in all reason
able ways FOR is nssspnity.
,~nLSSxpA1elS .s1sl[ all Of them will take part
in the programme for speaking, which will
be arranged for the Goth inst. The tickets
will be offered for distribution In n day or
two by the treasurer, J. W. Green, esq.
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Am ia BRAY. O.. A.. .. ...

Jas. II. ToNbshend Of al.
On motion 81 the comp ainaut, ~ Mr., Jaoobsou,
hsT S STSsfss ~ ne Ssisna Az
and WiulAm Btasey, cause their pppsarRhee TO Be
entered hs5.a o. % 6Sforf ne AZ. rule dI ossur:
VII 30 SrSessssd With asia sAsS, y esIa.gh -
,t:AEi%. Clerk. JussiOS ola D. 'otD.o.
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,y.EsgssTERI,
A PPLIoAFIORs PoR p6PLIoATR LAND
"A WARRANTS, I
"a IaU IOhom q may oORcsFHI

PENsioE OTTi0i sept ., 1850.
Applications hANinE been made uhdef the Ael Of
JuRs y, 1850 ior the reissue pf the following ds.
soTibsd Land Warrants, which are ALLEGED 70 have
baeh lost or doatToYed: Egnee Il hereby Given
that At the date following the description Of each
whITAht new eoFtiheateo OF warrant o. like tenor
No ii, lOS for 100 acres. Issued updsr the nst Of
lOR, sad was STiaisd hSTsR ii, islO fsbfdiryy
D. $50. fH. ... n" I'D. 10y
No IL, go, tttIG acres, Issued under The ast N
September, 1870, Ia the name o. Levi Allen, ard
was granted January n, 1893 JAauATy 3, $50.
..-- n, VAN AMMAN,
COmmitsioneT Of POnIl0nI
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

Tue regular monthly meeting OF the Llq-
uOr Dealers Association will be held this
afternoon at Trades Union Hall at O'Clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

THIS IS TO OWE NOTICE THAT tTHR SUB.
sCRibER has obtain d from the OTphahs'
Court VI WashlnHton e0unty, 10 the DlstTistof Co
lumbiA, letters Of Capitalization on the personal
estate Of sELiuHAH w GAPS, lAto Of WELLINGTON
county Aforesaid, deceased, All persons having
claims against the sad deceased are hereby warned
TO exhiBit the same, with the vouchers hereof 10
the subscriber, on or bBf0Te the 18th day Of Deem
beT next; they may otherwise by law BE- EXCLUDED
from all benefit Of the said estate,
Given under my hand this Ilth day Of DSsem-
beT' l5gl WOLf KAUfMANH,
deb.WSw AdmipiStThi5r
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

ASEXCELLENT THREE-sToRI BRICK HOUSE,
40 N street, near Fourteenth, is offered for
sale for $4,000.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

THIS IS TO 0IvB NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l leTiber has obtained FROM the orphApsl Court
q wts,hslng'SS sSS1iy; ~ re District o. SolIm;
estate Of ,wILtIAa MAnTIS. iIS q waikinGloa
claims Inst the said deceased are hereby WAfnSd
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 70
the subscriber, OF before the NHt day Of Deem
Dor next they may otherwise BY law be excluded
from an beneht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this fist day Of December,
1902 CHRISTOPHER MlDEe,
de22- WSWs ldmInIhtfateF
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

Local BREyITIEs.--John Knott, for as
sault and battery on Moses Lewis, paid
fno.ofS5, and James Brown, colored, for
thrashing Mrs. Brown, paid %.
Anthony Myers, for threatening his better
half, Ann Myers, with personal violence,
was sent TO jail.
Fred. Blackwood, colored, for stealing a
ham from the store Of VIM. Lord, was COM
mltted to jail for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MAoHINE, pro
nounced the simplest and nolssless machine
In the world, can now DO bought on easy
terms at the agency, @. BRum's Hoopskirt
and Corset Factory, 3l5 Seventh street, be-
tween d and 4. 1
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

TIM BrlcklRyerS OF Union No. are re-
questSd TO meet at Trades Union Hall this
at 10 O'Clock, to make arrange
ments 70 attend the funeral Of John Fowler.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

Digtrict eI CoiuRlbfd Wdshf 1foH OeuntV,fS sSiff
In the eano Of n 4HnAm OooDALL, adminlitTstTiH
g IA,0f ThomAt uo0dAl, doeaAasd, the Admlnia-
Fix Aforesaid has, VI th the appreciation Qflka
Orphans OOuFtof W aahnElon county AfOTeaAid ,ap-
pointed g. tuIdAy, The STD DAY Of January, A, %,
lelO for the 1nA sel meat and diatnbuuon Of the
personal estate o. eAld decSAsed and Of the 4sssls
turned Into mo usYi whsh and WHARF all the credit
orH and hbifs OfAAid deceased 0hed 10 Attand,
Otherwise By law b excluded from all behedl IN
SAID deceAsSdt estatsg provided q copy Of hiS
iAs RArioEAL RnPsBLioAs rrsyiogs q aid day,
deel6-ThSw' Register Of Wills.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-05

ADDITIONAL Article agreed upon behesen ne Pot
2gee Department Of he tniitd Sfaisf and ne
Hoh Omes Department Of ne Hanisaiie Rspab-
ne Q Hambhrp, modifying Article N, Of Ths
PohdI Conptnilon Of lnns ID. 1851.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12

TELEGRArElNG UNDER WATEE-A Dis
rATCH FROM THE B0TToM or THE MIssIS-
strrI RIvER.--Thc following private dis
patch, just received in New York, records
a new telcgraphic feat:
1.-The st. Louis Bridge Company is this
day placed in electric communication with
the air chamber under their east pier, thus
increasing the safety and promoting the
progress of the work. The Chief Engineer,
now in the air chamber, sixty-cight feet be-
low the surface Of the Mississippi, sends
bis compliments TO the eastern stockholders,
and reports this pier twenty six feet Six
inches from the rock. Fifty-four feet OF
sand have been extracted, and the average
rate of descent of the pier during the Last
ten days has been thirteen inches day
Work on the western pier is making salts
factory progress.
JAMES i. EADs, Chief Engineer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12

ARREST OF A FORMER BROOKLYN poSr-
MAsTEn-ERlE SToCk.-Ncr York, Febru-
AIRY 9.-Gencral Roberts. postmaster at
Brooklyn in 1867 and 1865, was arrested
to-day on charge of embezzling from the
money order fund $500. The discrepancy
in his accounts was discovered before he
was removed from office, but, under instruc-
tions at the time from Washington, he was
not prosecuted. To-day orders were re-
cciycd to prosecute him.
The books Of the Erie Railroad Company
were opened on Saturday last in this city
and closed again suddenly on Monday.
This proceeding has excited some talk on
the street, and is characterized as an effort
10 head oil the English shareholders, who
some time ago voted to register the shares
in the names of Robert Amadeus, Heath <
Henry, and l.. Raphall. 1t is probable the
representatives of the foreign shareholders
will be able to devise plan whereby they
may have voice in the management of
the Erie road.
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Domestic Markcts-fBr TErrenarH1..

Domestic Markcts-fBy TELEGHArH1, >
= NEW YORK, February 1l-Toon--Flour shade
Corn tirn Pork frm at s7as?7.s0. Lard ar mat q
l5tIl16c. Cotton dull at 2stc. Turpentine firm Ut
ACC. Rosin steady at a2.2oG$s.ss for strained.
Freights quiet.
bales. Flour-Superfne State, SA.es1S 4-Ss: COM
mon to fair extra southern, s5.5o0es. Wheat
and Corn shade drmer. Pork frmer and in Ssir
1sSG0l7c. Whiskey shade lower at ssl3ssc. Gro.
ccries dull and firm. Naval Stores firm. Freigtts
quiet. $50 s.as Z FIG Z. sol 2
BALTIMORE, February 11.--Cotton firm OF slsc..
and good grades scarce. Flour very dull. Wheat
dull at s1.4o9sL@ CorH active, With b., small re-
Bacon-shoulders, 1210l7c. Lard, 1sac. Wb!skeg
' Virginia sssold Sly: 1ssss ss lssrs, IS
pOns-new, C5 bid. 49,. 1857 ss
CINCINNATI. February u.--Corn irregular a
strictly sound, T2@74c. Whisky. asc. Pork, &c.
Bacon firm clear sides scsrce: shoulders, 123D
l2Ic. clear sides, ieic. Kettle lard, Ice. ~
ST. LOUIS February n.-Corn heavy buIk,
so@65c, Whiskey, s4c. Pork higher; mess,
*27.7s. Bacon very firm shoulders, l2Sc. clear
wILNISeroS. N: G; Feorussry n:,spi n.,.
steady fat $l.eo. Tar unchanged. Cotton, as924c.
CHARLESTON. February 11.-Cotton In fair de-
mand and rather firmer mt 7447ltc.: sales, 500
bales receipts. ass bales. Exports-To the con-
tlnent, 100 bales; coastwise, 81 bales. ~
AUGUSTA. February 11.-Cotton quiet and
steady at 2ss03aic.; Gales, a7a bales receipts 800
bales. z,
SAVANNAH. February 11.--Cotton quiet at e4c. |;
receipts, ], 245 bales; sales, zoe bales. SSEY
MOBILE. February l1.-Cotton dull and easier at
24c sales, GOO bales receipts, ssA bales; exports