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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

Nrx CuuscY-A neat church edifce hss just been
comnIa,ed BY the Episcopal congregation in New
Kent county under the charge OF Rev. Jno FONTS
rector The fret service ia to be held in it on the
morning of Sunday, April IL.
Tgr WHEAT CRop.-We are pleased to learn from
intelligent and observing farmers, from different TO-
cslites that the wheat crop in Rockingham o'us ar
to be good one the present aeason IL looks as wen
a. it ever has since the fly first made ITS appearance
| in this county II looks exceedingly heathy ana
promising II nothing should yet interfere WIN inc
wheat, the harvest will be large and very cary
one There has been full average crop so"h oy
our farmers.-[ Rockingham Register
| DvsrRvcrlyg CosyLAGRArioy-We learn that
few days since, the village of West Union in Dod'
bridge county, on the North Western Virginia Kali
road, was almost totally destroyed by q destruchvs
Ere Some fifteen or sixteen houses were consumed:
We did not learn how the fire originated, or any Of
| the particulars.
FIRE IN BERxELEY.-The dwelling house OF Mr..
Cromwell Miller on NJ in Creek in Berkeley county was
destroyed by fire Sunday ast. Inc nre orlgina,su
from stoys pipe, and notwithstanding it was in day
time nothing Of value was rescued from the names
Mr.. Ms Ioss is estimated at about 81 o0O-no lnsu
rance.
| SHoOrISG-Tba Charlottesville Advocate states
that Archelaus Bsllomy and - Osks, both OF
| Albenars county, were engaged in personal re-
eountre near White Hall, Saturday before the last
in which Bellnmy very seriously wounded 10y d
pistol shot, Oak, made his escape and has not since
been spprehendsd.
DlsrREssIso.-Ws regret to learn that MIR. Homer,
the contractor for the erection Of the Custom House
in this city, has within few days past, exhibited
such decided symptoms Of insanity, that his friends
| have had him conveyed TO the Eastern Lunatc
Asylum. The Losses incurred in fulfilling the terms
of his contract led to the dethronemsnt OF bis reason
The work on the Custom House has been suspended
for several weeks. Its completion will probably bs
assigned by the Government to some new contractor
Two Men DRoHsIB.-Messrs. George West and
Len Vickers of Charleston, Ksnswha county, were
accidentally knocked overheard from salt boat, at
Louisville, recently, aud drowned. They were both
married men.
COMPLETED The repairs to the Seaboard and
| Roanoke railroad bridge over Smiths creek, tew
| miles above Suffolk, Va, were completed on wed.
nesday and the connection between Portsmouth and
Weldon is again complete.
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DIED February eth ls5s the University of Vireinin
THOMAS G. HOLLEMAN, youngest son OF the Hon.
Joel Hollemsn. dec. in the Goth year OF his age.
1t Is prssing the virtues OF the dead too much to say
that he has left few equals behind him. From his earliest
youth kndncss o disposition genteness OF manner, and
strict regard for duty snguary conspicuous traits
OF his character At time when other children live only
on tho amusenens OF the hour he seemed TO lGok Tor
ward to life OF piely usefulness ana would speak
frequently OF being preacher OF thu gospel ms after
life was consistent with his youthful aspirations
While at large public school, his mildness OF cha
racter his regard for his religious duties his strict hdhe
renee right together with his entire want "t prrtrncr
Attracted in remarkable degree the respect and love OF
his school fellows and in the few months he spent at the
University he acquired the OF all the students and
Professors with whom no was thrown. Though. IN Inc
opinion of those who knew him best he had been true
Chrisian for years. he made any profession
of faith until his last Illness when he expressed chln
reliance on the saving blood VI Christ and said that he
wshed DO spared only do Iomehng for the cause OF
hs Saviour But is life had done something, and Ma
death has already done much and will doubtless do much
the he loved we'll For death 80 CAIN
happy triumphant. cannot fail to impress the hearts
OF all May hope that hig last advice to his friends
may not pass UNDECIDED
DrEb in Eorfolk on Friday, tho 2d April after long
and painful illness, WILLIAM LOYAL, Esq In the 9th
year of ege ..
DIED. in The prime OF life. in 81. Louis Mo, on Monday
morning, March 20 after few days Illness ROBERT H.
WALTON, late Of Lynchbure, Va.
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.,gnisi.ATrTs OF fiIGiFfL
pV-3 -pfffpt
EvESiSG SEssIoS-FRIDAY, AfRiL - 1917
uOUsE OF DEEEGATEs'

HOUSE OF DELEt.ATEs'
Dir. HoGE in the Chair.
SENATE BILLS PASSED. rs.
The Senate bill to provide for the payment OF 1he
nurclase money of the Berryve and Charesto"h
turnpik, by the Board of Public Works, when WINS
rs,trneL from the Senate, with the House ainenoihe
rejected, was taken up. uo.a
Ar McKEsziE moved TO recede from The house
amendment.
The motion was adopted.
To incorporate the Flreman's Insurance Company
of Norfolk. a., =. ,,oxondris.
At half past o'clock, on motion 10 Jay c,'. wu
the table the ayes aud noes wore caea, anu ~ ,ho
a,c.rtsned that there WAS no quorum preseul, IN rn
SPEAKER counted the House, and tnere were ou'
A motion was then made to adjourn Ayes ~
Noes 81. A.. u,rse
MIR. ANDERSON then moved call OF the House.
Ayes 81, noes 90. .;.;,, from
Til. roll was then called, each member rising 'l"n,
his seat on ans wering to his name. go9u ue 60 ~
tronble was produced by some of the members, llon
the force of habit, answering "sye, or no. i'S'e""
Of ''here." ,,,od
The roll having been called, the doors were closed
The sbsentees were then called 1t was found thefe
were but - members present.
Mr.. EDMusus then moved TO dispense with furths'
proceedings.
On the Gall OF the House the motion was agreed 'e
-uyes 40.
The Ssrgent- alarms was then ordered to open Inc
| doors -,
A motion was then made to adjourn. Ayrs 81
| noes 80.
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t,r lection o! III skbtcs, L, ia M st5c&.6ros'
az. "a, inc.ea,cd from '$is0" 10 "s225.'
On ino,:oc CT Mr.. Johnston OF e., the section pre-
scribiag tax OF three per cent foreign insurance
companies, amended by subecting foreign mu
tual companies to tax Of only per cent. on the
whole amount of premiums received and asaessed by
the agent. .
Mr. Seldom proposed to amend the same section
by making the rate of two por cent uniform he
On motion of Mr.. PAXTON, the Speaker vacated
ths Chair until Z o'clock L. II.
EoTE.-Mr. KEaPER, of Madison, was absent from
the House several days last week, being conhnsd to
his room by sickness.
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

TOT Wr WttN tNHINy JPN u, I5JS.
rc?1NTFp RY JOINS 4. LANCASTER son BROKERS.
virginia pes ccEt, 81 ears 20 iGi Haesa. .le lie
10. bo shorter dsteE, safes $50, ana interest
Bands guaranteed by the State last safes t9d and a'
Richmond City Bonds, sales 492 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock, par SOL last sales {I2L
Farmers Bank Stock, last .acs si03I.
Exchange Bank stock, sales, sl03S.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock saos 81
Merchants Insuranc" Stock, last sales go.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $20, sales 49,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RaIroa!
sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 429
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, safes 81
Richmond and Dauvills Railroad stock last sales -.
James River and kanawha Stock, last GALES IS.
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A RUSSIAN OPINION OF GEORGE WASH

Mr. John Ii. b Latrobe of Baltimore recently pre-
scented an autograph Of Washington, to his Imperial
Highnesa, the Grand Duke Constantine OF Russia
VINO thus acknowledges the compliment.
SIR:-I have laid before the Emperor your letter
of the Both January together with the autograph OF
Warrington. by which it WA accompanied.
His Majesty has commanded me to forward you MS
thanks for your present to the Imperial Library
Everything capable Of recalling to msmory the
hero who did much for the greatness and protper
ty of his countryis worthy of preservation. his ex
plots and bis character Justly admired by kussa'
who ssl syer be Indifferent to the destiny OF your
nation.
beg you, sir, to scoop lie expression OF my sin
oere regard. Cops!f:T NE s:,
St. Petersburg, February, tsoe
J, n, Il, LATRopE ESQ.
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THE UTAH ARMY.

New YORK, April 5.-Advic-s have been rec,
here from the army in Utah. to the 10Th Zebra:
The health Of the army was good, and the =
upon Salt Lake would probably commence h.
May. Several hundred recruits had arrived a.
Lesvenwortb. Preparations were making at II
ter place, for the early forwarding OF rentorceu
Col.Hotfmsn's command had been met 4)O mie,
Lsavenworlh. Col. Johnston's provisions wou
last longer than May, but there were a, For,
four months supplies for three thousand men.
train will be dispatched from that point to For.
immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

NoMIsAT.oTs CeNFIRMEp.-The U. s. Senate has
confirmed the following nominations j. NJ Gregory,
U. s. attorney eastern district of virginia. D. H. Shay,
surveyor Of customs, Alexandria Va; u. johnson,
surveyor Of customs, Fredercksburg;J j. Bohsnnon,
surveyor Of customs, East River. Va; r. Il. Webb,
surveyor of customs, Suffolk. Va: J. T. Martin,
marshsi western district Of Virginia; j. +. Wiley,
msrshsl eastern district of Virgnis; q. w. Mer.
chant, surveyor Of customs, Dulnfries, Va.
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Thers 10 little stream WEIGH emptiss into Shasta
Valley, California, about twenty miles west OF the
great butte. which possessss the singular property of
incrusng everything which falls into its waters With
q complete GOAT OF stone. FIowers leaves, grass
pine buds, and things Of that sort, will become com.
pletey ensmeled in the course Of week or 30, re-
tanning in the process their natural form.
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thy NopvOSS a..

ST. LOUIS. April 5.-Col. Johnston had an eds
force of eighteen hundred men. and one thou
animals in a good condition, together with a !.
force OF volunteers. 1t was the universal impr-,
that Johnston would not await reinforcement,
fore making an attack. Nothing further hs.
heard of the Mormon preparations.
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PUBLIC LAND SALES IN NEBRASKA.
The President hes Issued his proclamation an'hor'
zing sales of public snds in Nebraska. to commence
on Monday, the 9th day Of september next. The
qusntity Of lands to be offered at these sales amount
in the aggregate to 2,258976 acres, AZ follows 81
acre.; and 81 Oman. City $50 ssh acres
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NEW YORK, APRIL Flour is quiet; sal
State brands NJ Il 30, Ohio 81 50 to s.. SouIh.
que, and unchanged. Wheat ia quiet and non
Corn buoyaul-whte 70 10 - cts. Stocks o.
dull and lower. but closed HIGHER.
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FARM HANOVER FOR SALE

VNIE subscriber oilers for sale privately his farm in
Il Hanover county, lying about and half miles
rom II mountain road and about eight miles from Ash.
tana ;o;s:ns Icy aeres (old survey about twohs
Of which Is Geare well adj, ted for wheat and
tobacco TIE balance Is wodi land aoou, one half Of
which is oak OF original growth There is house con.
timing six large rooms and the necessary out houses
tached
TERns-Onc third cash; balance in 10 and ls months
For further information, apply the subscriber who
be usually ound al Dabney & Cookies, corner Of
SroaI and 7th SITS. RO. w. BIGELUW.
= AMI
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BALTIMORE, APRIL 5.-Flour and whes,
quiet and unchanged. Corn is active. and hs.
vanced a } cts., white 81 63, yellow "a a o.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

PORTLAND, April 5.-The steamship Indian
Liverpool dates to March 9th, has arrived.
The frigate Niagara reached Plymouth on y.
ult. The Agamemnon has commenced taxing /,
cable.
Count Pslisser Is to be French Embssssdor "a
don.
China dates to the 18th Of February. state H.,
blockade at Canton was raised on the lOS y
Americans and Russians had joined the Ep,r..
French in their demands on China. Yeh WA an a,
Kong, bound TO Calcutta.
LIVERPOOL, March 2i.-Cotton has advsn,sa,
but the buoyancy was checked On the 9as :
Americans news. Sales for the lsst ,hre.
amount to $4,000 bales, and closed quiet and a..
Manchester 8dvicea we're unfavorable. Prices a..
or and holders demand an advance. Bread.,us,
declining tendency. Flour is dull. land has d.
81; western, 81 iss2es Southern. 222ss23. OhiS
27s. Wheat very dull aud has declined ltsst
Is ID white 6.s7s I'd Corn dull, 3OissiOs for I.
scrp;ions. Provisions generally unchanged.
quiet. Rosin dull, Id Sd. Spirits Turpenu.
and unchanged. Consols 96:a97t.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, ApRrL 5, Isl.
mon WATER THIS DAY AT lot O'Clock.

t,KklyEl..
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, ~
and passengers
steamer George Peabody, Pritchett, Ba'tInV
mdse. and passengers
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia Ms
and passengers
Schr Jos. Homes, Homes, New York, iHs
Schr VIM. Spears. zones, Baltimore. guam
Schr Edwin, Creighton. BALTIMORE, ,ndil
Schr Potia. Creighton, Baltimore, gdanu
Steamer Virginia, Kelley. Philadelphia, tni'e .
passengers.
SAILED.
Barque Winifred Munson, Rio, -four.
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ST. LOUIS. APRII 5.-Ten more names o.
passengers Of The steamer Sultan, have been a.
iained. Thirty others are still missing.
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PHILADELPHIA, ArRIL 5.-J. X. MirJ
Grand Master Of the Mssous, died last evening.
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MARRIED.
IlIEl.

MARRIED in Chesterfield Thursday. April lst, by
the Rev. Mr. Gregory Mr. WIN. :. OBRlEN, OF this city,
to Miss MARY A. COTTON Of Chesterfield, Va.
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- NTA AVN

SAN ~ ANNA,
new YORK. April 5.-Advices from 81. tt,
state that Santa Anna had arrived there, sn FOR,
Mexico via Havana.
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SAILEU.
Barque Winifred, Munson, Rio, -four.
DOoKs q, sLAvppy-I " p,ypoLpH


looks ON SLAVERY W. RANDOLPH !.
- for sale the following, and many other woF" '-
same subject:
Slavery and tho Remedy; or Principles and
for Rene .el Ord:r ty aamn Mott; svo, pspefr W
Fuller ~aJiand On Eomssuc i.ateT 2iao, '''''
50 cents
snvery Ordained uy God; IL R:7 Fred. A. Ross >
l2mo muslin, 81
Armstrone's (G D, D D. Christian Doctrine Of -I'''
l2mo, muslin, &c
Slavery in America, an Essay for the Time b! i
son. paper, IS -.
Uncle Robin in bis Cabin In Virginia. sud !Cs
out one In Boston, by ]. W. Page; .mo. mUEiin - =
w q Smith l2no. muslin. 81 o-.,J
- Til Tor Tat Reply to Died; BY i.sd? o. Nc" '''
The Negro Labor Question: by New }o:f W.
paper, 25c .y..
Ethel somcrs; or The Fate of the un!ori y
erner; l2mo. mlslin, 81 .,, ~
Uncle Tom at Home; Renew Of inc ktI- .s. sS Il
Regulators OF Uncle Toms Cabin, by hrs STOW ,,;s
Adams; l2no, muslin Soc -,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK, April 1.-The chip Victory. Capt. &,
ner, from Calso, arrived in Hampton Roads to !
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH
relecrnphed for the Richmond EnoD,

THiRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.-FrR s..
WARRINGTON, Az
SEsarE.-Tbe Senate WAS engaged. all dsys g
Washington police bill, which was finally Is ,.S
Adjourned.
HousE.-The House concurred in the e..
amendments to the army increase bill, VIII
vides for three, instead of five regiments, i1c.
one from Texas. The Washington police bill p,
ported, (which is the same rs the Senate, :.
ferred 10 the committee OF the whole, to b. cos.
cd after the deficiency bill is disposed Of. |,
evident disposition of the House TO do .ome,hi,
the suppression OF murder, violence and robbs,,
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COMPLETED The repairs to the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad bridge over Smiths creek, lev
miles above Suffolk, Va, were completed on wed.
nesday, and the connection between Portsmouth and
Weldon Is again complete.
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Two Men Observation-Disclosures George West and
Len. Vickers of Charleston, Kanawha county, were
accidentally knocked overheard from salt boat al
Louisville, recently, aud drowned. They were ooth
marred men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-12

BIAUvHLr-In ri. city on Thursdsy, jay =, Josph o.
B.u,e, Of the ate John BA1rh, secessed =, sSs'
Bsnvel.
BuRROwEs-On Friday JOY Of dis.sse o. the hss hrs;
surrowes widw Of the late Alexander b1roses esq ~
Fersn.bo oUsh County Of LentiOfi Ireland ,sed
BkAsuoS-Iu III. ey s.,urds, Jay 70 Johs B.odos-
in q. 18Th OF his age native Of ine County
Brownie hi. city Saturday July TO- q 2
Elizabeth Brown sn.ive 81 County Down Ireland red y
yssrs, months AID IL dayA
coSYoLLY-In tn. cry on Frd,, jay 9 Hama. he b,
loved wife Of chrioPhsr cornoly nsve Of The CITY OIL
Dubin IN The 1Sh year Of her e
DILLOS-Os sgrisy July II, s.er .hort ilIs., MICA
John, only Of Or. Rclrd AID h.ii A j. DAon aged
The ieLd .n6 acquaintance, Of the family rescfa
invited n attend funeral which place his cay :.
o'clock IN, from he residence Of his Puei"' No. o.
DORB-A No s23 Hudson street Saturday Juy IT, atsf
long aid psisfnl Illness Cornelius Dorb, aged ST year,
DYKHMAN-In Hobotsn n J., on T1e.eay. July d Frank b.
ese, Of Albert A. Dyteusn. aged years and moah.
JOHNsON-At Yorktown, Weschester County, on Fntsy'
July 8, Mr. John johnson, AGED % yeas
JOsEs-In Brooklyn, SATURDAY July TO- Of CONSUMPTION
late Levi. and Charity '" Green A0o CATER o' %
years and moIths
LAw-on Sunday July H. Mrs. Mary Law, relic; Of DsV1d
Tte r,msts viii b :aien to New Conn., for n;ermen-
MoNANUs-At b, resiienee No. lls Allen Fni,J.
July Francis M,uus IN III. 7 year Of his con Of The
lac TsreLcs Acnslus d Tempo equity u fermaa,., I.
LARD sra cousin Of the Ish exile Terence Bellows AcAua
MosRoE-A. No 81 wa;;. street. saturday morning July
10 Of col Sumption Oliver Monroe, sgec ~ years
ODELL-In Hob,hsn, ~ Friday afternoon July 3 OF en-
ntenent Of the heart, John r olsh aged o. yeap and
months.
PATTON-Ip Hotoleu on Sabbath afternoon July H. Alfred
Kerusd con Rev Alfred and Elizabeth h Ps..cn,
aged months End 2 days
The heuds family invited 70 attend The fnnen on
Tueso,y &. q o'clock from No 2S Bloomfield stree
Hoboltn without f notice. Funeral 10 proceed 10 Phil
Aislphia
RODRI5UEaAt ST. fboms, Tuesday, June s route IA
this city Rachel the beloved wife Of ltsc hdiizue' New
York daughter Of Joseph Harvey, e'q Of Jamaica West
IDoes.
RIGGN-At No 10 Stanton street Brookyr Saturday July
TO- T,r.s infant daughter Of Timothy and Margaret Hssn
AGED months ard 10 dsya
ROW In unl.msbursb. Saturday, July TO- Anos Morris
es Of Ne and Csthsrne A. Row. ased years
months and days
sCHOLRs-In his city Friday July AFTER short and
severe iIl1e. Hdwnd echors ssed 81 years
TOnPKINS-In this city, Friday morning July Martha
twin daughter Of Charles M. aud Jane Tonpans aged
moths.
WbEELER-At No. l2s Clinton pace, on Frday July 3
Parhck Wheeler sged 81 years sbsse OF the County West
meath Ireland.
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Markets. j.. Reported BIZ Teleerapi.

BUFFALO July 10, p. m.-FLoUR-Mafset dull, aud no
change 10 note In quotations. ses Of @ bb a. S3 IS for
6re Wisconsin and illinois, &4G ~ Is for good choice
do Sfd 81 Is for fancy AID Ohio Indiana Michigan aud
Canadian ~ 56s4 IS for donbe extra, WHEAT quiet sales
OF IS o bush al SD o8 for Chicago Sprint and 7OG75c tor
Milwaukee Club OATS stesdy s'les OF 6 bIsh 81.
in fir demand eles OF 81 go BUSH 50dSs for .ound
bush al 81 ds3c. WHISKY better Of $50 bbs 2l %
&c CANAL FREIGHTs zoe Flour lie Wheat, aud loo.
Corn New foIk. IMPORTS In the last u hours2 bbs
Flour $50 bush. Wheat, 10 ~ bush. Clfo eS2 bush O,,s
l505 bush. Rye. CANAL EXPORTS 7f5 bbls Flour, ST. 8
bush Whes,, Is. IA bush. Corn 43 l93 bus1. Ga
kEwORLEAS July 10 -COrToS remains inactive bu.
though quosbly lower sales od.y 10 b,le..
sup-rhn@ IS 10. Corn: prime, 75c. PoRE Aess O. B.-
Sides. &c. with advancing tendency NDf, BAGGSG
has advanced lc sTERLSC EXCHANGE, 1881! SIGHT Ex-
GRANGE on New York Ia premium.
CHARLEsTos July Inc Gales Of CoITOs today 100
bales NJ prices ranging from 9Gl2ie.
OswEGo July los m.-FLoUs dull WHEAT in rood
milling demsnd but het generally shove views " mes
20 900 bush sSe for White Indiana c M Red do and &c.
for prime Chicago SPRING CoRS OARS and BARLEY quiet.
FRsIGHTs unchanged LAKE MPoETs-l3 coo bush Wh-ss,
2OOCo bash Oats CANAL ExFogTs-J0 90 bbs Flour l. so
bush Wheat. 80 coo bush. Com.
CHICAGO, July TO- m.-FLouR dull. wheat declined 70
eoc. Com quiet; sales a. &c. OATS dull SHIPMENTS But
so; % 600 bushels neat % 90 Corn. RECEIPTS.
bbls Flour 81 600 bIshels Wheat 81 900 bush Corn.
CINCINNATI. July lOFLOUR firm for brands common
Gull WHISKY 2lsc PsOvsloss-NotnnE doing, buyers aud
sellers IN their views.
BALTIMORE July c.-FLouR quiet and unchanged WHEAT
unchanged. Co.'s hr WHISKY very hrm Provisions rather
hrmer.
PHILADELPHIA, July lo--FLoUR quiet wREAr dali and
icsice Corn active. WHISKY firm and scnce al 25Gc.
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Movements Of Ocean stea ners,
10 DEPART
PassenRera Sailed

4. ,.a~,h,p Ard (0v soutAa~Ptes Has,. and B,s~~-
Isaac Cohen, l,s.c Bsryet joseph Coin Dalton Mrs
..sy ehier,n and nurse @ Hebb, j. q. Glaoberskse
hr Quesacs Mrs. Quesscs and children. A. Hamilton aad
lsdy, c Durcsn lady children and nurse; C. Taasot
NoosicsLtsrOn- Lsmarqus Tn ,uas H. Levy David Dlon
EdwEd Fsbeo Emile DE- j,aa, B Plrtiss NJ Bon. NJ and
Mrs Pepen and children, JosrPh Thomson, John Cnsn
beIs Ogden Rood A. c. Msc-an and 800, Mra Andrews.
Nss Ptos, Or w. A. Townsend Janes p. Peuderx.r Col
Dr.. Pedro Godo James Barnes M Degen aud lsdy Misc
Rsis Mis- poorme Mn Isaac Levy children snd nar.~
NJ AIerevs Fed B.rhelenJ D. &c LAID, M Ruse add
lacy A Mary Hardon ID child Madame L-d1o lion aud
lsdy Cncsni 90 Ady Aa Pofftt aud children p shsad
g. sole, j. Marin, George A hsnsfei1 J. 3. WstIelos
Jules RsyusI Dr. d. D.n'e James Jsravsy c. B,leni.
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