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liAHDH ARE.
* o OBS WELL BOUGHT ARE
Z r. HALF SOLD

~ o OBS WELL BOUGHT ARE
NJ HALF SOLD.
Ihe reason why we sell good many articles at
less than gular prices is, We do not rely solels
on getting supplies in the regular way. We
buy la geiy at Auction, which enables Us to quote
very low figures for Hardware.
We have Just received from a Heavy Auction
Sale, great any staple articles, SUI as Locks,
Hinges, SC ews, Bolts, Horse : hoes, Axes, Scales
Mechanics Tools Gun Material, Carriage and
Tire Bolts Files, besides many other articles OF
general hardware.
= We have also on hand 200 sets Wagon and
Plow Harness, in good order, which We are sell
ing at aboat one-third OF its value.
We call attention to our supply of Iron and
Steel " agon Material Carriage and Tire Ro.is,
Cut Nails, Pumps, Plated Ware House FURNISH
ing Hardware, Mechanics Tools, and every a til
tice appertaining to irst-class Hardware est b.
lshment.
Purchasers should examine our stock before
purchasing, as we are satisfied we can make it to
the interest of wholesale and retail buyers to deal
at No. II East Side Market square. Sign of the
Paddock f. J. GRIFFITH q CO.,
mills Importers.
n OTICE.-I have in store and for
/ \ sale low Cut and Wrought Nails, Rope,
spiders and Ovens, Cotton and Wool ards, ana
every artirie usually found in first class Hard
ware store. W h. HUDGIAS,
Hardware Importer,
NH 10 II Market Square.
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! } L1IOVAL-Sy e have this day re-
j. \ moved our place OF business from No. u
Commerce. street, 10 the southeast rhrr o.
Roanoke square and " ide Water st
ths store formerly occupied by +. +. Ferguson,
Auctianeer.
.riir2> T. A. YOUNG & co.
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THE PRIZE OF BEAuTY.-Last week, says
the Newburyport Herald, company OF glass
blowers closed series of entertainments, with
prize of glass bird-a very handsome pre-
semitic the handsonest lady in the hall. a
committee of two gentlemen was appointed
to decide who the fair woman should be-
After careful survey Of the company they
decided upon lady Of African descent, bav-
ing black curls and black eyes, with a ska oil
the same coior and escorted her to the ros-
trum for the presentation.
QUICK WoRK In the Franklin Circuit
Court, on last Thursday, woman named
Elizabeth Watkins was divorced at two
o'clock P. NJ, and in less than an hour sAe
was married to q man named Dagiey, and
the license returned to the clerk. The last
account we heard Of this pair they were
dom ," as we'll as could be expected. =
Progress, N G.
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Transformation

A lovely child so beautiful, SO bright,
Lay stricken with disease and waiting Death
Stood on the threshold Not ray oflight,
No CLEAN OF hope was there. The parting breath
Came faint and ever fainter and more slow,
And loving hearts were agonized to know
, he md so near. The warm tears fell Ike rain,
And human sight grew dim. And when again
Love looked from swimming eyes, the child had
fed
From earth forever in its place there lay
Upon the couch where late the little head
Had pressed, an angel far too cure to stay
On earth, and now 1t walks the Shin1ing WAY.
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A TLANYlC UUAsll LIE eIlf.AM

a TLANTIC COAST MAIL sIsf4AEI
n SHIP LINE FOR NEW YORK
lhe new and hrst-class side-wheel Steamship
Hatteras and AlbemaIle wa leave Norfolk tol
New ork as follows:
he Steamers hatteras and Albemarle viii leavt
Norfolk immediately after receiving cargo on
THesdAy ana SATURDAY nights.
Passengers by tnl4 Lane vail be oply nigL
at sea, -r
Returning, these Ships leave New York ever,
Wednesday and oaterda3, al II ~, from Piei
No. 81, North River.
These ships have superior accommodations toi
Passengers and eight. Tl
The Undersigned having been appointed Agenl
OF this Line, would respectfully ask the cohtln
uance OF the patronage heretofore so LIBERAL
bestowed by the pubic, ana would beg leave t.
assure them that lie NlH eudeavor to give salts
action.
All Freight shipped by this Line will be taken
at low rates, ana prom pity deliver d. a5Fs-
Passage and h0olnS can be secured before til
arrival OF the Steamers, by applying at the Of
nee.
the Company, Dickson's Wharf, on East Mid
Water aueet, ADJOINING the " hart OF the B4.tl-
T. II. WEBB,
EW YORK & VIRGINIA sfiEA5l
~ snip COMPAAl.
II H Il Q LID LIN
FOR NbH fORh.
The new and elegant SIde-"heel Steamships
AiAG. IA,
GEO. W. C0UCH, CosMASDEg, snd
5 4 K Are ga
4. l.. hlNG, CoMMANDER,
Leave Norfolk tor New ork every WEDNES-
DAY ana SUNDAY, at o'clock, \. NJ. sis
Returning, they viii leave New York every
WkDA EsDAl aud SATURDAY, at 3 +. NJ.
For'expeaition and security, this route, as past
experience has proven, ali tie iound the best IN
every resi- ect.
in the Construction Of these Steamers, special
attention. been laid 10 the finish ana comfort
oi tie Saloons ana state l.Oouia, in order to liz
dnce travel by then
Passengers can secure their Tickets and : tatc
Rooms before the arrival Of the SHIPS, BY apply
ing TO the Agents.
When ordering goods from New York, the pa
irons OF the line are requested to order by the
OLD LINE New York and Virginia Steamship
Company, Pier Il, North River.
Freight taken at low rates
j. NJ. SMITH d BROTHER,
VS. Agents, Town Point,
DECEIT Norfolk. Va.
-. q. s-ss ~ .4- A.G
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meeting OF t..e Common COune
~ ell o the clty OF Non ok, h.iu On " eti,lc.
a., he Sd oi Jalttsi ", leo6, air. slid oucr.ti
lhe lowing resoiut4ou:
heao'Ced, hat the register issue a ceI tiiic.tc
or .eertiiicates 20 amy pc having interest ulo
them 10y the city l"f the six neu,is ~ ec.uIng TIE
Isl oi JAM aiJ, which &C.. tilcat,s sIa.l nVl 10
tfansleiable, tut may b. us,ut ny the Ia d, til,
whose .ayof the cer'lAcate Is draNu IL pay lns his
on hef taxes EOw aue, u that tlg CJ1ltct0I be
autuo lied to lecelye the saale in nav .nrnt: and
inc hsg1ter shall reeeiye cers ncates as cash
from the Co Hector. ~
v hith,on motion, was adopted n SASSY
q W. IN o. N lLLAAAS, Register.
feb Ii '-'s N"''
GlUY kS-S'IUVES --Af TIC g4I5OT,
~ Roanoke Square, over 500 Cooking and heat
ing Stoves, Of tue most approved patterns; which
we are selling at greatly reduced prices 's'@
NH II GlLLEIT, CHkh4lY gSaMAPP.a
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40 LIE PUBLIC.
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40 i IA 4 UiSLiC.
TENHES is 10 certify that have this
1 da revoked III. PoAe OF Attorney ii ven 10
5iessrs. Z. Q. Lindsey 4 Co., to seA my Laud in
nation, people, kiudl ed and tongue az inst ba,-
gaming With or baa ing any Bu ldlng Lot, +
any sPeces o. property nA9teyer OF saIu firm that
Il ay be- the prop ~ u
ISAAC r. HUNTER
y. Is. All persons who may leel disposed tn buy
Lots for building purposes, IN a coum nding and
beautiful local t.. would do WIN to call ON the
Proprietor at huntersylle, instead Of FHilied or
y dney, which + orietor thlnGs it best to D, his
ownEguardian for the time to come, according to
law
.ap4-lvT .ksR T.
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STEAMERS.
IMPORTANT TO TRAY ELLERS.
| THE OLD AND ESTABLISHED

IMPORTANT TO TRAvELLER
/ THE OLD AND ESTABLISHED
Baltimore steam Packet COMPANY.
Carrying the u s. Mail and Adams Efrress
Freiqht
So well and tayorably known to the travelling
public as the
. l. d b R "a z T. 7 II Z,
Are now running their magnificent, safe, and
THOMAS KELsoE.
Captain GEORGE w. RsSsGLL,
ADELAIDE,
Captain JAMES CANNON.
The Thomas kelsoe was built for and is ey-
pressly adapted to the Bay route, and exoes in the
splendor of her outfit, any Steamer nov plying a.
these waters. she is provided with Hot ana
Cold Baths and every modern convenience.
The Adelaide has been recently rebuilt and
furnished throughout Her accommodations are
of q superior order. She is so well known that
furtner comment is unnecessary.
ON AND AFrEH THE THIRD OF MARCH.
these Steamers will leave the Company' Wharf
Iron Works, Norfolk, daily, SUNDAYS excepted,)
at 4 o'clock, p NJ, and High Street Wharf
Portsmouth, al va O'Clock P. NJ, touching at Old
Point.
Passengers by this Line arrive ia Baltimore in
time to connect with the early Trains to Washing
ton and all points Ntsth and West
= baggage checked o all points, and Passengers
and Baggage conveyed to the Depots free CT
charge.
The Wharf of the Company has been put in
excellent order and is fitted expressly for the
protection OF Freight and the accommodation OF
shippers. AA-.
treights taken at low rates, and promptly de-
Hvefed.
For further information, enquire of D. c. Ball
Agent at Portsmouth, or to the Pursers OF the
Steamers.
decl2-tf THos. II. WEBB, Agent,
NJ EW LINE STEA M E8S.
FOR OLD POINT AND BALTIMORE. !.
Carrying Harndca's and National Express 4
The new and elegan Steamers 9l
GEORGE LEAKY, Capt. BLAKEMAN.
JAS. 4. BRADY, Lands,
Leave Norfolk for Baltimore daily, sunday
excepted, at 81 o'clock, p NJ.
Through Tickets sold Tor ali the principal cities
North and West. Passengers and baggage
transferred from boat to cars Tree OF charge.
Fare to BALTIMORE. $500
Sc 90 and return.,......".." 600
The Superior Accommodations
Offered BY the aEa
e w LIN Z ST EA NJ T r S
Are well known by the travelling public. The
Steamers are all new, constructed with great re-
gard TO speed, comfort and safety, and are com
manded by experienced, courteous, and attentive
officers. Their superior speed enables them to
make sure come, tons with all trains, thereby
ronte 'e v
The Fare has been reduced bv the genera, So
Iic;tatinn nj ~ 80, liz nnh1;c ~ vrhon, w..
feel gra etul for their Very liberal patronage
which, We trust, BY just course, to continue to
merit.
\. b. b., PASSENGERS and baggage transferred to
Leave Norfolk from + foot Of Eosneke and Mar.
ket Squares Ii. V. T0MPKtNS,
nov25-ti Agen=+
n OTiCE-On aud after the 9TH 0ay
n - ~ ~ y b'I y Ms
=, - - y - r. y =
Will leave tn wharf of the Bal imore Steam
Packet Company, Wide Water Street, Norfolk,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY,
At $50 A. N. For Cherrystone,
EVERY TUESDAY,. THURSUAY and SAT-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-25
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 24-The President
has signed the joint resolution admit
ting Tennessee, but says that the Courts
of September, some of which are assem-
bled, will decide upon the preamble
He says that while the resolution is
merely declaration of opinion it com
prises no legislation, nor does it confer
any power which is binding upon the
respective Houses-the Executive and
State.
He further says that the right of each
House. under the Constitution, to judge
Of the qualifications Of its own members,
is undoubted, and his approval or disap-
proval Of the resolution could not in -the
slightest degree increase or diminish the
authority ia this respect conferred on the
two branches Of Congress, but earnestly
desiring to remove every cause Of fur
Their delay. whether real or imaginary, Oh
the part of Congress, to the admission
Of the loyal Senators ana hepreaehta'
tives from Tennessee, and notwithstand-
ing the anomalous character Of the pro
ceedings, be affixss his signature 10 th'
resolution, but at the same time his ap
proval is not 10 be construed as an &C
acknowledgement that Congress has the
RIGHT 10 pass laws preliminary 20 the ad-
mission Of Representatives from any Of
the States, nor is it TO be construed as
committing him TO al the statements Of
the preamble, some Of which are with
out foundation. Among them he state
that there is reason to believe that The
Tennessee Legislature has not ratified
the late amendment passed BY Con
gresk -,--
A pars Of the message was greeted
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, July "a = Cotton
easier. sales of 400 bales, low middling
33c, receipts Is bales, receipts for the
past four days $50 bales, against sos
bales for the same time last week, ex-
ports 1859, stock $4,000 bales; New
York exchange, par; gold, l4S4. All
the other markets are unchanged.
An immense meeting of the Democ-
racy of the State was held tonight, and
the nominations of the State Committee
were ratified. Resolutions were adopted
deprecating the motives of the conven-
tionists of Ga, and that it is the duty OF
the law officers of the State TO take such
steps as the occasion demands to save
Louisiana from the anarchy which
threatens her, because of the misconduct
of unworthy citizens and pretended
patriots and that Louisiana pledges her
self to the honest support of President
Johnsons policy, and lndorsing fully tbt
Philadelphia Convention. The speaker;
were very severe on the Radicals, seces
sion was denounced, and the emsncipa
ton of slavery fully accepted.
Arrangements are being made TO ar
rest the convention plotters (2) if they
attempt to assemble on the 3Oth
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market is dull with but little inquiry
prices are weak with decline of I'd pei
hundred middling uplands are quoted
at about l31d the breadstuff market is
steady. err T.tnorg
LONDON, July il4-Consols closed at
s7s@s7a for money; 5.2Os, 67l@6s.
The Paris Monitew of the l4th says
that negotiations are still pending, and
the best feeling prevails between Prussia
and France, but the latest advices seem to
indicate that the war will continue.
The Prussians have occupied Prague,
and are still advancing. sa1 isll 80
General Benedek's army is at present
organizing, aud is now 100000 strong,
exclusive Of cavalry and artillery They
are ON the line Of 0lmutz aud Brnan,
and the Prussian head quarters were, on
the 18th, only three miles from Bruan
The Prussians under Monterfel at
tackled the Bavarians near Kissengen
The latter defended the position ten
hours and then retreatcd totake posi-
ton on the Main. aaev
Scooter, the Bavarian commanders was
wounded.
The Birmingham, Banking Company
have suspended. Their liabilities are
el 100000 3sa r
The Vienna Press, of the 18th, says
that the proposed mediation of Napoleon
has ended for the present, and Austria
must trust to her own strength ana re-
sources, and she is resolved 10 light to
maintain her position as a great power,
The London Times says that England
cannot follow Napoleon on an interye.n-
ton that is calculated to aggravate the
present evils.
The Moscow Gazette asserts that Rus-
STA does not want change in the Euro
pean boundaries, and canpot submit to
the Dictatorship of France. 49,
Russia is dispatching troops to the 81
lesian frontier. n.l
The Italians have occupied Padua, al
though the French feet has gone to
Venice .rt f1
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From New York,

New YORK, July 24-Coupons of 81,
IO9; do Go, 1865 gold, 1903 cotton
steady, sales 1000 bales receipts ofthe
week from all parts 1000; exports 1000 :
-four declining, Southern lower, ranging
from 50 80 to SIS rs wheat dull corn
advanced lard and whisky dull sugar
lO;@12lc.; coffee quiet and less firm /;
turpentine steady at 74c; resin 81 800
So IS.
The Board of Health report only two
eases of cholera to-day, and three in
Brooklyn, two of which we're fatal
In Philadelphia there were four cases
reported to-day by the Board.
New York, NOOK, July 2i-Cotton
heavy, 36@3sc. Gold, 1904. Sterling
dull, lOg for sight Texas wool I'M
changed.
The Scotia from Liverpool the l4th,
via Queenstown the 18th, arrived last
night
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The Moscow Gazette, OF July H. con
tains the following
Russia does not desire any change in
the present state of things in Europe
and if Austria and Prussia will render
themselves tools of France, Russia can
no longer depend on them as heretofore
Venitia without Rome would constitute
no progress for Italy, and the submission
of Austria TO France is not advantageous
but dangerous to the equilibrium of
Europe, and the supremacy of Prussia IN
Northern Germany narrows of Russia
in the Baltic. Russia's tone of peace
does not make her sanction these efforts
to attain supremacy.
Englands interests may make her
sanction an alliance with France and
Austria on the Eastern question, but the
Dictatorship of France in Italy and Ger
many cannot meet with her support
A dispatch from Florence of the 18th
saws the Court of Berlin has declared to
the Italian Cabinet that an armistice on
the basis of the cession of Venetia is ad-
yisable The Italian Government, in its
reply, is said TO have announced its reso-
luton to continue offensive operations
against the Austrian Empire without re-
Taxation, in conformity with the agree
ment entered into by Prussia and Italy,
until both of these powers shall have OBJ
tanned from Austria satisfactory terms
for a conclusion of peace
The Nezione, of Florence, on the 18th,
publishes q statement Of the conditions
for an armistice, stipulated by Prussia
and Italy. The former power demands
the exclusion of Austria from the Ger
.nanic Confederation. The Nezione adds
that this was submitted by France. who
undertook to obtain the assent Of the
Vienna Cabinet to the evacuation by
Austria of the Austrian Provinces occu-
pied by Prussia during the armistiee
On the part of Italy, the conditions
we're the cessation Of the Italian terrific
ries, under Austrian domination, exclu-
ding the Tyrole. Austria was TO make
the cessation direct to Italy, without
compensation, and not 10 raise the Ro
man question during the negotiations fol
peace 1t Appeals that these conditions
have been found inadmissable in Vienna
and that the Austrian Government ha:
resolved to try the fortunes of war,
A Vienna dispatch states that th,
Austrian forces in Yenetia are being
withdrawn from before the Italians, but
the fortress remains strongly garrisoned
for defense, without support from the
army 80. - F
The La France, of the l2ih, says that
the attack Of the Italians upon Yenetia
during the mission of Prince Napoleon
was futile, and had been abandoned.
The Emperor Of Austria is making
concessions to Hungary. He announce.
that the conserlPtiOn is suspended, and
calls upon the Hungarians to volunteer
QUEENSTOWN, July l5.-The Greai
Eastern is paying out the cable. Tn,
reports from Saturday, afternoon from
her state that l35 miles have been laid
and the signals are perfect throughout
LIvFRPooL, Jaly l5-=Sales Of cottoI
for the week we're 5000 bales sales o.
to-day we're only 1000 bales, including
1000 to spectators and exporters th'
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with derisive laughter by the Radicals
and with applause by the Democrats
Subsequently the Committee on Elec-
tons reported favorably on the creden-
tials of the Tennessee members, and on
invitation to come forward and be sworn,
Maynard, Taylor and Stokes appeared
and took the oath. This was followed
by much applause, and the new members
received the congratulations of the
Speaker and others.
The Senate adopted an amendment to
the miscellaneous appropriation bill, in
creasing the salary of the members oil
Congress to five thousand dollars per
annum. II did not take up the Iennes'
see matter. rs tgtft9 fIst
The House Committee reported Dill
to pay the rewards to the captors of JET
ferson Davis, and the assassins OF Mr.
Lincoln, was postponed Among the
amounts given to the captors OF Booth
and Harold, were seventeen thousand
FIVE hundred each to detectives u y
Baker and f. J. Congee, and ten thou
sand dollars to Major Alderman Tor the
capture Of Atzerott For the capture oil
Davis, Lieutenant Colonel Prltchard re-
ceiyed ten thousand dollars each Cap
tain seven hundred and twenty nlne
dollars, and the remainder for the other
range, from one thousand TO two hun
dred and fifty dollars. .sifaC,
General Sickles declines the mission
to the Hague, and General Dix has been
nominated for the position.
A bill has passed both Houses apol-
ishing the United States Court IN the
Western District of Louisiana.
Ex-Governor johnson was rejected
Yesterday by the Senate as Minister to
Venezula. artaraI
Congress will adjourn on Monday, 1t
is believed.
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POETRY.
From the Louisville Journal
THE SUICIDE.
nv ASsIB M'KNIGHT.

ONLY n corsc on that watery bed
4nly a woman lieth there dead
Check eainst the billow wild. YEARLY press ,h
Hands chill and nerveless' ciaspeu o'''
breast.
n,u,v md cold the bubbles float round her.
Silent and white the moonbeams nave oounu
her.
Gently, oh gently. her pale brow Is sleeping,
peace or, il written wake not SOUND OF weep
ingl
Dark though it be. and icy the billow, .u.
Earth ne er hath given so dreamless piiio"
For sorrow and .wrong, and wild WEAKNESS ear
Only form of beautiful clay,
Ghastly and still-go bear 1t away
Talk p;tyinsly. kindly that frail body Ger.
itmaftsrs NOT now-she heareth no more.
silent those heart-strines, and pulseless that
breast, ,tst
nh ask of the bubbles that rose with her breath
That sorrow which only was buried IN dea'h
Go ask of her God-He only can say,
What darkened the life she hath taken away
What signs OF pain, what lone. 6it,er teas,
What hopes long-deferred and blighted "er'
hers.
Calm is that brow as it sad lieth there,
Damp with its masses of clinging brown hair'
All passionless. pure no trace of regret d,
No shadow save the one the Death Angel hath
set. l-
How dared III at frai spirit to enter alone,
And stand all unbidden before the great throne'
How 'wilderinr her woe when fell on her ear a.,
Depart. erring one; called you not mere
All, wild was the deed, all deadly the sln
That purchased rest she entered notin
lis finished. It's finished, poor erripg one; :.
Earth's shores are passed; thy strugele Is
done
Thy life, mid a world Of weeping and woe,
nToken and scattered lies pul.eless aid low,
cold. silent corse-ar atom Of clay
Adown the still river it ioateth away.
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TO THE AFFLICTED !

nR. ], IRONS HAS TAKEN an OFFICE El ls
propose 70 treat chronic di eases upon new
principle here, but one well understood IN Eu-
rope such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia-eithe z
complaints. ! propose also 70 treat Hcmor-
rhoids OF PILES. a
Or. Irons has devoted many years 70 the
treatment Of the diseases Of women and chil-
may think proper 10 give him a call. viii BE
we'll rewarded for their trouble.
/ offer the following references Dr. X.
Ward. Memphis Rev. Dr.. Stedman, MemInl
Sehloss a Co. krauss A CO.. Herman LIP
man, Ward a Leu ere. J. r. Robertson, Attor-
new at-iaw; X. b. Miller. Attorney-at-iaE.
July slim
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From Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, July PA. c. Healey' a
lawyer of this city, shot fatally, Thomas
Fleurie, clerk at the Spencer House, to-
day.
Flour dull; extra s. to 81, Wheat
daH at 81 IS to 81 80 Corn and Oats
unchanged. Whisky dull. Provisions
quiet. Pork $50. Bulk meats l4i to lie.
Bacon l63 to 2lc. Lard dull at Zoe Cot
ton dull at 33e. ~
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Prom Saratoga, N. z,

SARATOGA, July 2+-The stake race OF
one mile and three quarters to-day, was
won by R. A. Alexander's Merrill
Time 3:29. The second race Of two mile
heats was won by Bufords Onward
Time 3.4S and 3:4e2
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From st Louis.

ST LOUIS, July "a. Flour dull and
irregulsr Wheat slightly better at
81 so to 50 Is Corn, oats and provisions
unchanged. Whisky 81 q.
Passengers from Montana brought to
st Joseph yesterday, three hundred
thousand dollars in gold dust.