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CHEZ QuAErEHHAsrER's OTTIcE,

Cor. q Ann TwESTI. SECOND STKEETz,
-, WAsHINGrOH, d. G., May 81, 1898.
wanted Immediately, Five Hundred 500 Six
no." Toamsters
N"nr need apply who are not prepared aHd
Nlng TO 20 where they may he ordered The
yes will be thirty Ave dollars per month and
,a'i"n per day. Application must be made
he Snperintendents Of Kendall Green aud
l''rrn branch COrrals.
G H. TOMPKINs.
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UOUsEKEEPERs' COAL COMPANY.
COAL AT COST
BToCKH OLDE Rs.
OFFICE No. AZ THIRTEENTH STREET,
ABOVE O.
THOs. r. WILSON, AaRSr.

THOs X. WILSON, AoEEr.
To HOusekeePers;
Cost u Mining and Transporting ton Of
Coal, 22tO lbs, To Philadelphia. 81 GS
Yard Expenses and Delivery. .........,.... !. p
Freight from Philadelphia, present rAte.... 2,5h
Wharfage. ......'.'..s'''.,'..,... -
Our price for = ton Of Coal, delivered In
Washington. .......,.... ...,.,,.,'......'p W Ob
Retail price per ton Of 2OoO lbs. In Wash
ingt0n, present rate. .....................lL o.
asa
Are you willing 10 continue TO pay from 10 to
rs per eentum advance on youT Coal DO You
wish TO save from ~ to ~ per ton, and get good
article, we'll prepared ..
Zach stoefholdeT In the HOUsEKBEPERS'
COAL COMPANY l. furnished with y coupon
for every share Of stock he holds Each SoupOa
entities the holder 10 A TON OF COAL ANNU.
ALLY AT COST for 10 years.
Ha- ~ the present rsfdft price NJ COdt, % stock
holder oil Sdrs the sntire o0t Of hI stock IN
f,oo years, snclHsioe " any cash dtVidsndS h
may rsc,ius.
The Company mines are In complete working
order, with all the machinery, ke., necessary u
work the eollieTyi the present capacity being
", 900 tons.
Prom the sale Of Surplus Coal over that used by
the Stockholders, the Company expects to realize
sufficient profit to pay good semi-SBnual cash
dividend.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN AT THE OPPIcE
OF THE COMPANY,
as Thirteenth street,
myII-lm Washington, DC.
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~ RIA N d d A l. l.
" N AIp ~ rHE
LINCOLN MONUMENT FUND,
TEMPERANCE HALL,
BsiTeet between Ninth aud Tehth Streets,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 7th.
COMMITTEES W AERAEIEAENTs.
X. n. Clarke, 4. HUwlcy,
W. n. n. MACK, J. A. MAitingly,
Samuel GedBey, George A sheckel,
Joseph Sickle, N. J. Porter,
Tickets, One Dollar. myDU
DOOMS AND BOARD FOR TWO OR
III three gentlemen, In the highest and coolest
part Of the city, on ThiTtsnnth street, second
house above street, Just above franklin
square my3l rs
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE.
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AMUan g ii - 81 49,.

UgE n 70 ~ fe:
GRovERFs TN Eat Il 4
SACRED CONCERT. s1i ss
GRAND FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL Vi
~ CHARLES koPPirx, tH-I
On SUNDAY EVENING, June an, 1895 ..,
NILE STELLA BoNHEuR, a. (
The Great Vocalist, whose recent appearances In
cess, and excited the waTmest snthUsiAsm In
musical circles, has been engaged also, ~
By. CARL wOLFsHON. . ...r.
The BmInsn, Ftaui-,, who has H,Raly volunteered
his valuable aid for this occasion.
THE ORCHESTRA ~,
win consist Of FIPTY PERFORMERS, comprising
all the best uusieal tAlsat In Washington,
The Trosyammc Of The Concert will be pub.
lished shortly.
To be lad Al ali he principal Ia.i; isdBccE
stores .
Secured Seats. 50
To be hsd a, the oalee Of Growers Theatre.
Private Boxes,
lROVER's NEW EATRE.
INPuRrANr ANNOUNCEMENT
ribs EvENiNd,
ENTIRE GRAND SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
In ave tahlesux, rerlele with effects Of the most
stNrtlisE md novel aetaEs, prgdussd With
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
wonderful MechsuitAi Baects, superb Costumes,
New Properties add Appointments, and all the
0RlGlNAL MUSIC, GRAND CHRosuEs, &c.
entitled PIT. .. g
THE SEA or IoE; u
On A TuIpQT Enu dom
The Cast Of Characters II one % the very bss.
ever selected for the sane piece In America.
RATES OF ADMISSION. -
IHNate Boxes. ''''....'.....' .......'s.s"sFNn
urrhestn GhAirh'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Luz
DreSA Cirele. ',.s.................... ~
Iaqneue s.'.'..''.'''''.'.1.... ~
Family Ctrrle. ...............,,.....s. ~
Colorod Boxes, with cushioned seats. ....... 80
ELoW WEIR QUEEN ~! -.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS ~
HUNDREDS uNLBLE TO OBTAIN ADMIs.
SION - ...
THE LARGEST Ann MOST INTELLtaENI
AUDIENCE EVER ASSEMBLED At
ODD TELLows' itAtL'
REPErIrIoS DEMANDED e
a., ~ W. reqne,, OF many friends aaI ehAoI'
'h"se VINE eou!g no. JUAN saa's ~ ,hn hLM "
Ie-ehtAloh Oi INC fioWer suoen' VIII p'
THis RRIDkY) BvENING, June 2, 1863,
With additional attractions.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
admission 10 cent?, ...s
Performance to commence Al o eloek.
Tue isdis. Of the sixth Pr"rbytsIi.a shate,
VII hold Festival At the Hall on bAIuhnAl
EVENING, JuneS u
- -------
VHlE STONE Il ROSSTON
L
with it. Orrl,an. g.r.ryot
STAR RIDERS, EXCELSIOR 0YMNAsTs, AMI
ohNoAiI'N AOh'oAiH
The the Remarkable Troupe Of
-p.,Npn ,iopSP,
nrVrSDiSr hncg
- rnitIc uptrs
~
RrinTnIng from KIthmond crowned With tFt
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CIxTH wARD-sECoND PRECINCT.
CEvENTM wARD-FIRsT PRECINCT

Notice II hereby given, that, In conformity to
the provisions II the charter Of the city Of wEhh
In gtnn, an election will be held at Island Hail.
corner II Virginia avenue, h and Sixth streets,
lectnT, Register, and Surveyor, One mhIhbsT "
the Board ~ Aldermen, aud three members Of the
Board Of Common Council, - represent said
ward.
Polls open at o clock q. N. Polls closed At 7
O'Clock p. IN. GEORGE MATTlNGLY,
GEO. W. HINTON,
q. G. MA0RUDER,
my3Ote COMMISSIONER VI Election.
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JIOURTH wARD-sEooND PRECINCT.
LIrTn wARp-FIRsT rREcINCr.

FIFTH wARD-FlRsT PRECINCT
Notice ls hereby eiyga that In conformity with
tho provisions Of tho charter ~ the city " wash
ibgtnn, an election will be hcld At the aouthwHst
rnrnsT Of Third street east aud A street south,
First Precinct, finh waTd,0 MONDAY, thu nth
dag ol JdRc ucSt, for Collector Register, and
Surveyor, one ms ldboT VI the Board VI Aldermen,
aud three members u the board Of Common
Council, 10 represent said ward,
Polls Vpeu at 7o'eloek, 4, m Polls Gloss at
o'clock, H. N. JOHN MILF,
GBO NJ OYSTER,
STErIiHN WALES,
myB.iO Commissioners u Election.
IfIPTH WARD, SECOND PRECINCT.
Notice Il hereby given that In conformity with
the provisions ~ tho charter u tho city Of Wash
layton, an election will be held al Mrs BsaD'H,
corucf ~ rhird street east aud D street south,
Second Precinct, fifth Ward, for Collector, Reg
i-ier and Surveyor, one member u the Board ot
Aldermen and ihTos members 0f III. Board Of
Common Council 10 represent said ward.
Polls open At o'clock, a. m. Polls close ut
q clock, y, IA. WIN. SLATER,
JOS ". RICHARDS,
IT. TIPPBTT,
mySO.ts Commissioners " Blsetlon.
SIXTH wARD-FfRsT PRECINCT.
Notice Is hereby given that an election will be
held In conformity Ia tho PROVISIONS u The ehAT-
tor Of thu city of WAshiHgton OG MONDAY, jane
Mh, At the school house. corner Of Seventh street
| east aud street south, First Precinct, Sixth
ward, for Collector, RsgtAteT and Surveyor, On"
member Sf the board Of Aldermen, three mem
hers u the Board u Common Council and one As
| season for said ward.
Polls open at seven o'elOek, q. m. Polls close
WILLIAM HoCKR,
| GEORGE HUNT,
J. MARION BRIGGS,
| my27-t0 Commissioners Of Election.
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AMERICAN wAToHES'
THE CHEAPEST,
THE MOST DURABLE,
AND MOST RELIABLE
TINE KEEPERS EVER MADE.
THERE IS NO ARTICLE
10 usEPUL, 10 PORTABLE, AND 80 EASILY
CONVERTED INTO MONEY,
nS .s..-
AMERICAN WATCH.
FAST EXPERIENCE PROVES THAT THE
AMERICAN WATCH
ExcELs ALL OTHERS FOR CHEAPNEss
ACCURACY or PERFORMANCE,
AND DURABILITY.
WE OFFER A LARGE ASSORTMENT, BOTH
GOLD AND SILVER, .r..t
OF EVERY VARIETY,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
NV. GAIT 4 BROTHER. JEwELLHES,
'N"... gI PESHsTLvASL AVESUE,
| HyE.s,. Mas METEOFOLITAS HPTHt,
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WEIR GUEF Mt N
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS ri
HUNDREDS UNABLE To OBTAIN ADMIs.
SION 80
THE LARdssT AMI MOST INTELbIaENT
AUDIENCE EVER ASSEMBLED At
ODD FELLOWS NALL
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"E RATS, MIcE, ROACHEs, ANTS, BED- BuaE,
rls, Morris IN frRs AND WOULgNs, lNsKCTs
\ PLASTs, fOwLE, ANIMALS, ErC.
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KRONAUTIC oscILLATIONi
IN,
FLYING IN THE AlR
ny tho daring Nancratisl,
$40 FERDINAND
This extraordinary GRATrITOrS DISPLAY
n 1ymnAstio daring will b" given uPnn an Gle
waited platform Al I o'clock, p. NJ, Adlarrnt T.
the STONE 4 BOSTON CIRCUS PAVILION ~
the exhibition days Of this superb combination.
ls2-u
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glfFtb4ut [SailptiuB.

Al. ADAnrs- 80 -.-lis Wa \, DrTTlLAR.
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aMEaifa.
DIT. KISNER

- L.
nIENDERS his THANKSTO Al. i. MOSS
u who have favored him with their CONN.,
dence and patronage, and would infoFn6 his
friends and the people generally, that he WIN,
the coming year, occupy his old ofIica on n
Wheeling, W.. Va, where he NAV Ne cSYSs5,it
ed in reference to their disease the nafnHa : MI
character Of which the Doctor Is 0hie nj ali
times and under all circumstances TO JieScriIrs
and to assure of the probable result nnd dnrsa
ton OF treatment. He practices the Ecieciic
System OF Medicine, using mild but efiecffye
remedies, supporting instead of depFesSinfy
the Vital Powers. The medicines used bS
him are prepared and put up in his own
ONCE. Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
eases DIR. Kisnerwill give his attention to the
treatment OF all varieties Of Chronic disease
That scouIge Of the human race, Scrofula In
al us varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
nom the Ear, so prevalent among chilfiren
Rurulent Opihalmla, O6ena Enlarged 3iariCiS
HieeEattons, Cancers and all varities of Skin
diseases, VIII receive his special attention.
Diseases Of the Throat Lung and TIeaFf. Il w.
ST,SoInplalntS, DtaTrh6a Dysentery and Piles
diseases OF the Urinary, Organs Syphilis, SC:
Nervous and Spinal Affections EpilepsS
hneunlattS1n md Paralysis, Diseases of =Ff,s
males DyemenoErhea, Leucolfhea Prolapsns
ULeflt ana all Painful Irregularities and Ser-
NouS Diseases TO which they are suhject he
treats successfully. The treatment al CHII-
DEEN VIII receive the sumo at enfIoIi AZ here
lolofe All consultations and c6mmunfca-
lions strictly confidential, and VIII receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerffilIy NM
s&ered. Onlce hours from to u A. NJ, Ito
1AiluO OBt. NJ. limp
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New York lIarlIet. p y.


COTTON Steady, at $50 for niddlihg.
FLouR-DuIlandI 0(9I5c lower; 81 25S9
z 10 for extra state; So 65@S 80 for ex-
ira round hoop Ohio; so 00C911 90 for
trade brands, the market closing heavy.
WHsKY-Active and firmer, az 50 2lIa
2 y for western, closing firm with no
sellers below 50 28@2 %. WHEAT
Market for common spring dull and de-
Ginning, while other kinds are Quiet and
more or less nominal; sales of $1,000
bush at 81 509li53 for Chicago spring,
81 50l91 53H for Milwaukee club, 81 81
al SO for amber Milwaukee, the latter
price an extreme; 81 1902 Is for small
lots new amber state; 81 - for choice
white Michigan. RYE-Quiet. BAR
LEY AND BARLEY-NIALTz Dull and
nominal. CoRN-Heayy and 1@2c low
and 9215994c for new mixed western,
closing Mt 021<993c for prime parcels.
0ATs-Dull and 192c lower, at 5T@5Sc
for western. WooL-Dull. CoFPEE-
Quiet. SUGAR-Quiet at 12I49l3c for
Cuba Muscovado; damaged Havana at
Exc. MoLAssES-Dull. PETROLEUM
Firm; 309317Sc for crude; 5O@54c for
refined in bond; 69@73c for do. free.
PoRK-Opened tirmer and closed heavy;
S31 O0@31 so for new mess, closing at
SSl 90 cash; $40 5000 so for 1861 do;
S24 90 for prime; 81 5O@2S 90 for prime
mess; also 100 bbls new mess for Sept,
sellers and buyers option, at S31 GOA
81 80. BEEF-Firm; sales of 500 bbls ut
s. O0@12 90 for plain mess; $40 5O9
Il 30 for extra mess. BEEF HANS
Dull. CUT MEATEi-Steady, at 14J66
161Sc for shoulders, l9@2Sc for hams.
BAcoN-Dull. LARD-Stendy Mt 1910
2Sc: BUTTER-Steady; 21@29c for Ohio
and S0C939c for state. CHERsE-In mod
crate request at l0Cnl63Sc. a.i
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Retained an the seryise--A Roll OF
=. Honor 70 be PuhlIshef.

NEW York, Aug. 9l.-The Herald's
Washington speciRl says, Brig. Gen.
i. b, Hawley, Chief of staff to General
Terry at Richmond, Va, whose name
appeared in the list of general officers
recently published as being mustered
out, Is retained in the service. The
name of brevet Maj. Gen, J. f, Miller,
of Indiana, was enormously placed by
the War Department in the list of gem
eral officers recently mustered out of
the service. ..ss,f sr5.ri 100.
An additional or supplementary roll
of honor is to be published by the War
Department., embracing the dead of
Andersonville and the names of such
negro soldiers as have died near WASH
ington.
Gen. Doolittle has been ordered TO
report to Gen. Candy at New Orleans.
Col. w. r. Snypter, of the 18th u. S.
colored infantry, has taken his COM
mand at Nashville.
Linton Stephens, brother of Alex.
n. Stephens, is reported 10 have obtain
ed permission yesterday to visit the
latter in Fort Warren.
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Cotton BeloaeiHg 70 the Late Rssb1telI
- 90 ~ llnr.ar., ii.s...,.. ~. - -

NEW York, August 81. The Tribune
special says there is large amount OF
cotton in the South, particularly in Ala
2ama and Georgia, which was paid to
the contederacy under Mr.. J.. DOB. De
Bows arrangement, for which certifi-
cafes only have been given, the bonds
when the celebrated Southern ConfafI-
efacy was compelled to suspend bust
ness. "A very large amount of this
cotton has been captured already.
Mr.. A. o. Bill, Of Montgonery. Ala.
who was one of the first Alabanians to
appear at Washington, with his hat in
his hand, and who was successful in his
in driving about that country assuring
the people that the Government Of the
United States is liable for all cotton SO
situated that it may capture, and offers
his services as counsel in such cases.
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An Ehort In Favor or Iketchnm.

New YORK, Aug. 31.-The CONNER
cial Advertiser says it is rumorcd ON
the street that the hypothecated checks
issued by young Ketchum, are not to
count for their disappearance, other
wise than by the superstition that they
have been bought upiby some unknown
parties. 1t is supposed thnt certain
friends have rallied for the purpose of
removing the Eevidences sof forgery.
Rumor also has it that parties, associ-
ated with the issuing of the checks, are
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CHIOAaO.sAnpnst n.

-."0-7'l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81.
FLoUR-Dull. WHRAT-Dull; No. L
advanced 1Ea1c; closing at 81 81, No. .
declined 4a451; Illinois 81 17al 10. Corn
at q decline of 2I5a4c; sales Mt
64aB414 for No. /, and 62a621I for No. 2.
OATs-Declined l1za2c; sales at 3294a
SO. PROVISIONS Z nchanged. FREIaHTs
Steady. NORTHWESTERN RE-
CEIPTsL 800 bbls flour; 2l,OOO blu
wheat; 267, 200 bu corn; 40, 1000 blu oats.
SUPPLEMENTARY 200 bbls -four; p, 900 blu
wheat; 100000 blu corn; IS, 900 bu oats.
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= = ,-siifst 80. NEW ORR August 81.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs Steady; q. s.
6s, 5-2Os, coupons, 1868; do, new issue
1853; ~. 8. 6s,, 81, coupons, 1o73<5 do.
6s, 1905; coupons, 90; IS, 4 year certifi-
Gates qg1k, new issue. SToCRs Steady;
Tennessee Gs 74J<; Ohio and ATissis-
sippi certificates 249<; Quicksilver 81;
Afarfpdsa 1I5s;Erie S65<; Reading 105s<;
Michigan Southern 657S: Illinois Cen
trial IA; Cleveland and Pittsburgh I2l<;
Northwestern 2s11; do preferred 6314;
Milwaukee and Prairie du Ohien 49I<;
Fort WAYNE g75s; Tefro Haute 35L.
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a Union aIeeting OF Ex.secessiohIsts


NEW York, Aug. 3O.-The Hera1d's
Richmond correspondent says the peo-
ple of that city on Tuesday held their
so-ealled Union meeting, for which
they had been for some time previous
making extensive preparations. The
national flag floated over the rostrntn,
and the ears of the reformed rebels
present were greeted with the strains
of Yankee Doodle and the Star-Span-
gled Banner, so long; ignored by them.
All the speakers were mon who. had,
six months ago, been prominent sup
porters of the JEFF. Davis confederacy.
The resolutions adopted express indig-
nation at the suspicious on the part of
the northern people and Journals that
tho recanting secessionists are not sim
icere I'm taking the oath of allegiance,
and pronounce such imputations utter
Ily sgroundless and false; profess the
wafmest attachment TO the national
government, and acquiescience in the
results of the war, Including the aboli-
ton of slavery; pledge confidence in
and the greatest respect for President
johnson and Gov. Peirpoint, and re-
commencing that similar meetings be
held throughout the State.
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There is no Investment
Which Pays . Better Interest or
Brtngs More Comfort, Health,
Happiness and Relief to
the Household
Than a
WHEELER 6 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE.

DIFFERENCE Is made to hundreds of fam
19 Hes now using them in Wheeling and
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Held to Rail---IeWelry sWindIng.

New YORK, Aug. S1.-The man
Brown concerned in the Jenkins Phn-
nix Bank robbery, was this morning
held to bail in the sum of s., 600
A man giving his name as S. Hay
ward was arrested on the charge OF
tewelry lottery swindling under the
firm name of Hayward & Co..! .He, car
ried on his business through the Post
office, and it is not know how many his
victims arc.
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Wasllington IteIns-

WAaH1NaT0N, Ang. ,SIsts- Iyhe, Court
Martini in session at the Old Capital
has disposed OF Il9 cases of swindIing
the government in one week., ~
The ConsoI General of SWitzerla11d
desires it to be understood that he VIII
hofsreceive any contributions for Aizz.
The force In the Post Office has been
greatly reduced. The reduction of the
army rendering it necessary,
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Raltimore CattIe aIarlset.

--1gFNA3 i 17INg1E17f II q y4'
One thousand beef cattle received,
200 unsold. Prices ranged from IS 90
to so p 100 gross for common to very
good, and S774c for Eprime lots. The
market closed heavy. Hoas-Very
light receipts; active demand; prices
three-qunrtess to one cent for
common to prime; live hogs, SIS OO@
16 IS p 100 net. SHEEPIFiYe to seven
cents gross; market well supplied.
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ID ESOLNED, BY THE LEGISLATURE
III OF West Virginia, The following Is pro-
posed as an amendment to the Constitution of
this State, to be added Mt the end Of the first
section of the third article thereof, to become
part Of the said Constitution when ratified
according to the provisions thereof, namely:
No person who, since the inst day of June,
1851. has given or shan give voluntary; aid OF
States, shall be citizen of this State or be AZ.
lowed to vote at any election held therein,
unless he has volunteered into the military
or naval service Of the United States and hGs
been or shall be honorably discharged there
.Adopted. March /. 1886. ~. . Lin2s
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The sloop-or.Wnr Dacotnh DISABLED.

NHe E'AVUEl-OI-WaF LlleOlnm WisRbIetI,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.LTho U. S.
sloop-Of-war Dacotah arrived at the
navy yard this morning from Cayenne
via st. Thomas. Tho Dacotah left Bos-
tom for the Pacific Squadron, but mt
Cayenne her engines became complete
ly disabled, rendering her return neces-
Snry.
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Rarnnm,s lInsenni

New YoRK, Aug. 8l.-Barrnum an
nounces that his new museum will
open ON Monday, Sept: 4th. BE has
already in five spacious saloons, one
hundred thousand curiosities, mann
moth acquaria, lecture room one
third larger than the old one, and a
superior dramatic company. lie has
over one hundred workmen engaged
on the two buildings for this purpose.
the st. Nicholas Hotel on Broadway.
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,lo,I. RecoyerysorRo

CHICAGO, Aug. 3I.-The funeral of the
late Jas. .Nesbftt, Capt. De Wolfe and
others, whose bodies were recoyed from
the wreck of the steamer Brother Jona-
than, took place yesterday. 1t was n
day of great solemnity.
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phiInileInhIh Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA, August 81.

PETRoLEUN-Firm at 29c for crude,
5114@52e for refined in bond, and 6s@
T1c for do. free. ELoUR-Dull; 81 00C9
z so for supertine, and IS O0@S so for
extra. WHEAT--Qutet; new red at
81 IL and old at 81 %. RYE-COm-
mands 81 10. CoRN-Dull; sales of yell
low at 81 90. OATs-Fifm;i sales 1000
bush at 53c. WHIsKY-Ffrma at g Is;
holders demand an advance.
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- BUFFEEO, august 81.
FLouR-Firm; white wheat Xxx at
50 OO69 500 WHRAT-DuIl and droop-
ing; No. j spring offered at 81 43,and
81 10 bid CoRN2Dull; sales of No. 2
at SOC. OATs-Hold at 44G45c for new.
BARLEY Nominal. RYE=Nominal.
Pork SSl so. .WHIsRY4F irnler; held
at 50 2362 "a. ias5iiaf ar fltF
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BAnr1sIoRg. August 81.

1sAttA49AOEA4sJ &AubaSgS4'
FLoUR-Firm; super state at 50 $50
} CO.. tWHEATEDeclincd 5@Sc. CORR
uDull at 92e for white and yellow.
at 81 PAX. GRoOERIEs
Firm, with an upward tendency.
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FURNISHING GOODS

isrichly assorted. Being exclusively in the
Clothing business we can furnish the above to
better advantage to dealers and on better
terms than can be had elsewhere
We have the most complete stock and Iarg-
line in the city.
We are selling goods lower than any other
house In the city, as we bought our goods
when gold was at the lowest.
wehayea large stock of
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Ne,sI Yorl. lLoney lIarI.et.
NV 1YoRK, AugIn

MoNEY-Abundant, and rates tend
call loans quoted 538 per
cent. STERLING ExGHABGR-R Rather
more steady ut 1O9ISC91O91f for gold and
first class bills. AMERICAN Conn A
shade firmer, opening at 1441<, nd
vaneihg TO 144IIszy and closing at 1447s
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The State Prisoners at Fort Monroe.
/. NEW YORK, Aug. 3I.--The Herald's
Fortress Monroe correspondent saws
there are no new Developments Tegard-
ing either JEFF. Davis, or Mr.. CIay, or
Mitchell; each still lives on at the ex-
pense of Uncle Sam, and live we'll.
Each occupies the same casemate al
lotted him on his entry here. Each
daily reads the newspapers and other
reading matter, allowed him by recent
orders, and smokes his pipe, and that
with agreeable relish. Each takes his
hours daily walk, and while enjoyinG
good health, lives in the expectation
and hope of soon being tried and learn
ing his fate.
Seeing in the papers an extract from
a letter of JEFF. Davis to Mr.. GilIet, one
of his counsel, may give some an Inn
preston that he is allowed freedom in
writing letters, which is not the case.
score, but the grumbllng ms done no
good. As to his trial, the impression
prevails here that it will take place di-
rectly after the Investigation is con-
cluded in the ease of Capt. NNirz. Where
he will be tried is less u settled question
than ever. ta-l'