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Important 60 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad Gusge
Atlantic and Great Western Railway

Is now open and running tyvo daily fast ex-
press trains from Cincinnati to New York and
an Eastern cities. Passengers viii find this a
ROAD are nnequaled by any on this continent
hieganI falace Sleeping Cars accompany all
nlght tIsilnss and smoking cars on al trains.
ample une Is allowed at regular hours for
meals ahd the unhroken Broad Guage offers 10
lhe traveller a degree OF security, comfort and
spetl not 20 pe found on any other route. Con-
hcctloAs ttd talro, 81 Louis, or Chicago for this
route are certain also connections for Pitts
6uTg, Fhiladelphia, baltimore and Washington.
1ilcEet5 can De had aud baggage checked
For Iui lher lnfOrmatlsn and through tickets,
Apply 70 LARRY HARMSTAD,
Agent III. Cen, Railroad, IA : -fFersop street.
" 70 Z. b. LYINGTON,
agent Chlcago aud 81. Louis hh road, No. Is
Madison street. Memphis, Tenn. "
- SIDNEY COOK.
aetn Gaynso HouEa
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LOUISVILLE, ky.
-ANEs GRAVES JAMES GRAVE
GRAVES g. SON,
PE9pnetoTs OF

ETlflllelfil1 aE
Or GRAVES AGUE PILLs, ANfI-BfLroUs FILLS
AMERICAN LfEInENT, PAIS ENr2Ac-
ToR, CASDY VFs.MTFuGE, PfLE
OfsFEhh4i ASH
cpAE Fah HIFTHERIA AID TH@oAf DMEAsE
AND neslers "a all kinds OF
Patent Medicines, Psrfamery. Soaps, anu fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies, for
Inedisal purposes, Pine seRars and Tobacco,
tiayorlng Extracts, Sponge, Brushes q an
kinds Combs Quinine. Qainodins, Purified
Chenadine, huiphate Of Cipconla, Morphine.
Chiorofoua, Opium, and many other propsra-
tons, That viii be sold low.
Win also keep an assortment Of Elsetle Medl-
cines.
So we wiz have q catalogue Of our sis,t- ana
one, free Of charge. eeSiiiiis
no. 2ss MARKET STREET.
bstWsen sixth aud Seventh stn
lazR-aa Louisville. Ky.
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THE KIDNEYS.

FE1HE Kidneys are two IN number, situated at
L the upper part OF the lOin, surrounded by
fat and consisting or three parts, viz: The An
terror, the Interior, and the Exterior.
The Anterior absOrbs. Interior consists o.
tissues or veins, which serve as deposit for the
urine and convey it to the exterior. The eX-
terror Is a conductor also, terminating in a sin
gle tube, and called the Ureter. The Ureters
are connected with the bladder.
The bladder Is composed Of various coverings
or tissues, divided int parts, viz: the Upper,
the lower, the Nervous, and the Mucous. The
upper expeas. the lower retains. Many have a
desire 10 uriBGte without the ability; others
urinate without the ability TO retaic. This
frequently occurs to children.
To cure these affections we mast bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged IN their
various functions. II they are neglected, Gravel
or iTOpSy may eusue.
The reader must also be made aware, that
however slight may be the attack &c is sure to
affect his bodily health and mental powers as
our flesh and blood are supported from these
sources.
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HELMBOLO'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT SAkSAPARILI.A
and IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
Established upwards of 10 years.
Prepared by IL. I. HELMBOLD
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RR0Psf

Is a collection Of water in some parts OF the
body, and bears different names, according to
the parts affected, viz when generally dfhiused
over the body, It is called Anasacra; when Of
the abdomen, Ascites; when Of the chest, Hy-
drOthOraX.
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- Black eyed ladies are most apt 10
be passionate and jealous. Blue eyed,
soulful, truthful, affecuonate and confid-
ing. Gray eyed, philosophical, literary,
resolute, cold hearted. Hazel eyed.
quick tempered and hekle,
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ONE BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, on
" Vance street.
LOT, 81 feet by s.. $500; $500 cash six and
twelve months.
One FRAME COTTAGE, on Vance street-5
rsOms, ont houses and lot. Terms $500 cash.
A beautiful LOT for ine residence.
One twO-stoTy NEW FRAME HUUSE-six
rooms, out houses, fine cistern; in a desirable
position, near Mrs. Talbots residence-sl0,0 600
One-haif cash and y months
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~ Women sre called the sqft sex,
because they are 50 easily humbugged.
Out Of one hundred girls, ninety-five
would prefer ostnntatlun y happIness.
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IA A new invention is spoken Of for
mes surfing distances, which promises to
be very useful II Is attached 20 q buggy
or carriage wheels, and so arranged as 10
strike at every mile.
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In Desha county, Ark; 200 acres in cultivation
90 acres in cypress brake; 100 acres in tract.
Also, 1900 acres adjoining; 500 acres in culti-
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D9- Why don't you ask your sweet
heart 10 marry youe'' - have asked
her" What did she say?" "Ob, !
have the refusal o. her"
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PRrEcIPAL DEPoFs.

HELNIBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE, 59s Broadway, New York.
And HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
l0 south 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sold by all Druggists, marI6
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m When some enc was lamentlng
Foot's unlucky fate in being kicked In
" He is rising in the world, " added he ;
him"
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OQS ACRES on the above Road-one mile
LOO from Pocahontas. Two dne Dwellings
Clubhouse, Orchards, Wells and lasting SPRING
-one hundred acres in cultivaton-can be
bought at the LOW PRICE OF IS per acre.
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E9T- (" am afraid, dear wife, that while
] am gone. absence viii conquer love-
Never fear, dear; the longer YOU stay
away the better / shall like you''
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hEs- An exchange says that Gin the
absence OF both editors, the publisher had
succeeded in securing the services Of a
gentleman 70 edit the paper that week. +"
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Todd Sire
Nj. q C. Railroad.

I OF, IS5 Feet Front--fronting Norris Gene
IL tery-s5,00c, very cheap.
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WM. JERLE & CO.

27e1z Main Street, Bet. Madison & Court.
uar.ng I'm
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THESE PARTIES RFsoRT

TO various means OF erecting sales such as
copying parts OF advertisements OF popular
remedies and finishing with certificates.
The Science OF Medicine stands SIMPLE,
PURE AND MAJESTIC, having Fact for its
Basis, Induction for its Pillar, Truth alone for
A. Gianffal
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filed nv the Secretary Of the Territory,
Mr.. Mccormick, OF New York, (since APP
pointed GovernoT). He came here in
is6S. and has 5 lively interest in the
country. His message 70 the Legislature
and administration Of affairs seem 10
command the popular appreciation
SENATOR NYE's BILL.
The measure introduced in Congress by
senator Nre, Of Nevada, 70 extend the
lines Of his State, so rs to embrace ATi-
zona and Utah Territories is hooted here.
We think our Territory far superior TO
Nevada I'm every respect and that IN
few wears we shall be much more able %
take care Of ourselves than Nevada VIII
be 70 take care Of us. Moreover, Nevada
is so remote from Us that great inconYen-
ience would arise from union, ana our
interests must be seriously retarded.
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Mississippi d Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE. TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENClES have been established at Men,
"a phls, fernando, COldwater, Como, Sardis
Balesviile, Oakland and Grenada, 10 which
points Freights can be shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice. To all other
points rcights must be prepaid.
Much complaint is made in consequence Of
ireights being sent back from Depot. Every
EFFORT IS being made by the Company to get OF
FrelSEts as fast as possible, and a Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
sun II Is not sufficient 10 meet the demands
N I'm no Depot in which to receive and store
We cannot do the business which is now offer.
ing satisfactorily to the public. Every exertion
has been and will continue 10 be made, 10 in
crease the amount which is shipped. but we
cannot do mere than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
A. s, LTYERMOBE,
l2n3 General superintendent
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Party lines have not YET been strictly
drawn in Arizona. The three candidates
for delegate to Congress at the election
in September last all claimed 30 be Union
men. The vote stood-for Goodwin,
rs: for Allyn, $50; for Poston, 260, and
The statements Of the latter, 70 the end
fbat the election vas unfair, are creating
much surprise here. The course Of Col.
Poston IN Congress was acceptable, bot
l,e made q mistake in not returning here
~ take part in the cumpaign. IN 3 new
co,fntry al manner Of reports are started
eysinst candidates, and they must be
mon the ground Il they would haye
fair show.
By the election Of Gov. Goodwin the
ofIiee Of GoyergSr has been temporarily
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Union Street.
Vance Street.

ONE Splendid COTTAGE BUILDING, on
~ Union streets rooms, all new and can be
purchased cheep-sSoO0- cash.
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Ba7- I suppose, John, that II / were
TO jump into the water here, I should
end it over my head and ears g' "Oyer
your head, Hardy; perhaps not over
your cars
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
City Residence,
Nineteen Acres.

Front on Wellington street. Good hOuse-hve
rooms, out houses, fine eyergreeus in the yard.
Price, S75g)-one-half cash balance in one
year. $3.50 al cash.
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GENUINE PRESENTATIONS.

And knowing that the intelligent refrain nom
using anything pertaining to Quackery, or the
Patent Medicine oruer-most OF which are pre-
pared by self-styied DocIOrS who are too igno-
much less competent 70 prepare Pharmaceuticai
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Lying in Craighead, Green, Lawrence and inde-
pendence counties, Arkansas, selected with
great care, and lying on Cash and Black rivers
PriCa Q3 mar arra
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THE COLORADO RIVER.

The navigation Of the Colorado river
Is attracting increased attention. There
j. 40 doubt that Il may 1s much I'M
proved, and thgt the river vii be6ome
The chief channel Of our Uade gith the
outer world. The practcability Of run
ming boats as far north as Callvilie, four
hundred miles from The mouth Of the
river, is well established, and much Of
the trade Of Utah and Montana Terrific
ries Is already going that way.
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LEGISLATION.


A new county was created by the Leg
islsture. named Pah-Ute, after the prin-
cipsI tribe OF Indians residing within It's
lines. 1T lies north Of FL Dorado canon,
on both sides Of the Colorado river, and
extends 10 the Utah line. 1t has no
mines, excepting several naassivedeposits
Of rock salt, the finest | have ever seen,
i,1t sbounds IN agricultural lands, which
bave already proven tbeiE fertility.
good orops oil cotton, sugar end tobacco
have been raised, and the settlers, chiefly
SFormons. are encouraged 20 believe that
thew are ia possession Of very desirable
,,orf of the territory.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
No. $50 Water Street, PIttsburg, Penn.

MEMPHIS, TENN,
ss- OF whom Circulars and all further infor-
nation may be obtained.
DO lou Wan Stock Of Goods?
Can on cAYcE, BEARD co.
DO lI.9' You " Want FurnlsgTsI sgvss .r.,n.oo
DO Ton Want to Bay a Housef
Call on cAYCE, BEARD co.
DO YSu want to Buy a Farm!
DO Yoa Want to Sen Real Estaies
Go 70 CAYcE, BEARD & co.
DO YOu Want to Sell Your stock?
Go 70 CAYCE, BEARD co.
DO lou Want to Buy Or Sell Anything :
Go 70 CAYCE, BEARD & GO.
DO YOu Want 10 Know AnythIngY
InQuiroo OF CAYCE, BEARD 3 co.
FAYE leu any kind OF Trade.
60 TO THE ARCADE.
DO Iea Want to Knew their Place ?
no. 37 SOUTH COURT ST,
ltsbi7l
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Main Street.

TWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS, on Main street
i below the VI. a 7. K. r.
One two-story FRAME HOUSE, for two tene.
meuts. finely arranged
LOT, to by 100 feet Terms, Sl2OOG-one-fourth
cash 9 and L months.
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A WORD OF cAUTloN.

Health IS most important; and the AFFLICTED
should not use an advertised medicine, or any
remedy. unless its contents or ingredients are
known 10 others besides the manufacturer, or
until they are satisfied OF the qualifications of
! the marty 80 Offering.
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MERCHANTS
Paid In Capital, S2j0,0OO
Authorized Capital, Sl,0OO,O00
OFFICERS:

". Il. CHERRY, President.
A. 7. LACEY, vice-President.
R. c. DANIEL, - Cashier.
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A list Of City and Suburban Property and
Lands in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi
ali OF which are offered at low Prices.
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PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
FrOm the Largest Manufacturing Chemist
Ia THE WORLn.

Is pleasant in taste and odor, free from all In
Inri6us nropertles. and Immediate in its actien.
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lam acquainted with II. I. HelmboId: he oc-
cupied the drug store opposite my residence.
and was successful IN conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him. 1 have been favorably Impressed with
his character and enterprise.
WM. WEIGHrMAN.
(FtrIn of Powers & Weightman,l ,
Manufacturing Chemists
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.
From De Philadelphia Etc. Bulletin, March leth.
Weare gratifed to hear ofthe continued sue
cess, in New York, Of our tOwnsman, Mr.. Fl. T.
Helm bold, Druggist. His store, next 10 the Me-
tropolitan Hotel, IS p feet front, 80 feet deep
and fivo stories in height. II Is certainly a
grand establishments, and speaks fayorably OF
the merit OF his articles. He retains his Office
and Laboratory In this city, which are also
model eStaolishm ents OF their class.
The proprietor has been induced to make this
statement from the fact that his remedies. al
though advertised. are
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CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS are
requested to give US a call before purchasing
elsew here as we viii guarantee our prices as
low, II not lower, than those OF any first class
jobbing house west Of New York.
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Have for Sale and Exchange,

A Large List OF Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, er wishing to buy will
ind It 70 their Interest 70 call at our office.
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couT, Or RHEuMATIsRA
TIE CRAVEL.

Pain occurring in the lOius Is indie alive of tn
above diseases. They occur in persons disposed
70 acid stomach and chalky cOnCretiOus.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT COSFLAGRA-
TI0N.


Steamers Nevada, Prank bStes' hHh"S
ogden. Eme Deans and Alex Ma
to-s Dest-oyed-LOss 100000.
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APPEAL.

PUBLISHED DAILY q WEEKLY
-BF-
b Z n j A MIN f. DILL,
To whom all Letters should be Addrsszad.
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RAMS OF ADVERTTsING.
ARIZONA.
The Hines-AErieulfure-T Indians
Legislature and Politics.



It has so happened that no quartz mill
has vet been put up in the Immediate
vicinity OF Prescott. At the celebrated
Nuiture lode, seventy miles from here,
two mills are in active operation, with
most gratifying results. / have ii from
one Of the owners that the ore on an
average yields nearly a hundred dollars
per ton, and &c is found In great guanti-
ties, the lode being one Of the largest in
she Territory. The discovery claim of
three hundred feet has Just been pur-
chased by q company, which will prob
shiy work it upon an extensive scale
-Four or five mills are on the road TO Pres
c0tt, snd viii be in operation within two
or three months. The fire supply Of tim
Der and water here viii, ID is thought
make mining alike easy and profitable
IL is acknowledged that no mineral re-
zion upon the Pacific has superior facili-
ties A great many i0des have been
found within the past year, and disCov-
cries are now made daily. Some of the
most promising lodges are near 10 the
town, and have been c8relessiy stumbled
over ever since the whites entered the
country. have myself been not a little
provoked to find that have passed and
repassed, without deigBing TO look at
veins that are now creating q great eX-
Citement, and which promise immense
fortunes 10 their owners. This hunting
Tor quart is much Ike hunting for the
antelope or the Apache. One may be on
Jbe very heels of his game tor in quartz,
have his heels upon i'll, without knowing
il, and the poorest hunter Is often the
most successful
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In addition to the above amount we
can safely set down one-third FOR the loss
Of individual property, Of which We can
get no account a. We heard Of fmany per-
sons who lost vsiuables and money.
OF insurance we can sum up the fol-
lowing:
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Mnrine InteIIigence.

NEW YORK, February l3.-The steamer Peru
uian has arrived here from Portland.
Boston, February l2.-The ship Hamlet Cap
tain Stevens from Calcutta for Boston, with a
valuable cargo of East India goods, went
ashore last night in a thick fog on Nanset beach,
Cape Cod, and will be total loss. Her back is
broken, and she is full of water. The crew
were all saved. The Hamlet was 75Oton ship,
built in 1851, and was owned by W. @. Rogers 81
Co. A large portion of her cargo was consigned
to Israel G. Whitney, of Boston.
The United States revenue cutter PG,otWcket
ashore on Cape Cod, got of last night without
damage.
The steamer Koss,ah, of New York, which
was ashore on Point Allerton bar, got off last
night, and anchored in Hull gut.
NEW YORK, February l9.-Arriyed, steamers
L o. Savannah, 9th instant, Star of The Uiaion
New Orleans, 4th instant.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
RESOLUTIONS in the Maine LegisIature


AUGUSTA Maine, February 13.-The following
resolutions were introduced into the Houce
branch of the Maine Legislature to-day by Gene
raj Shepley, of Portland, in relation to equality
Of civil and political rights
ReSolued, That the grand result of a truly
republican Government can never be fully
attained until equality of civil ald political
rights be permanently secured, irrespective of
differences of race or color.
ReSOtUed, That so long as the elective franchise
shall be denied or abridged in any State on
account OF race or color, none therein of such
race or color should be included in the basis of
representation of such State in the Congress of
the United States; and we approve of the efforts
OF the Senator'S and Representatives from this
State, in Congress, to secure such an amendment
of the Constitution as would effect this result,
believing that the tendency, and hoping that
the ultimate effect of the amendm ent, if adopted
would be to secure equality of political as well
as OF civil rights for all.
The Committee on Federal Relations, to which
was referred resolution in relation to the
crime of treason and the punishment of traitors,
have reportedS that as, in their opinion, no ex-
preston of the views of this Legislature is re-
quired to hasten the action of the Executive
authorities of the United States on the subject
of said resolution, it ought not to pass. The
report was accepted.
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NASHVILLE.
Destructive FIre-Creat Fenlan Cell
Sweeney and Roberts
Expected-FataI Accident
Cumberland Oil Region.

NASHVILLE, February 12.-The river is rising,
with four feet flush on the shoals. There was
heavy rain last night and yesterday.
Cotton is dull; the highest price is 81 cents.
There were no shipments to-day.
A fire occurred on Saturday night at the store
of Driver & Brown, in Public square, damaging
the stock to the amount OF $4,000.
The great Fenlan ovation comes off here to-
morrow. General Sweeney and President
Roberts are expected to address the Brother
hood.
A man named Whitney was probably fatally
injured last night, on the Northwestern road,
while passing from one car to another, by being
struck by projection of bridge.
The Press and Times lsays that Bankesville,
the centre of the oil regions on the Cumberland,
is becoming very populous, and that stores,
dwellings, and drinking saloons are springing
up and it has all the fast features of a Califor-
MIA gold town.
The Tennessee and Cumberland Oil and
Mining Company have struck fine vein of oil,
consisting of thick syrup. 1t is used for the
fabrication Of machinery.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, February 13 There is a fair demand
for prime Cloverseed but inferior IS not wanted
sales of 200 bushels fair and prime at 81 25 to 81 So
Timothy is dull 75 bushels disposed ofat $4 26.
Fla xseed comes forward slowly, and meets with a
moderate demand at $3d3 05.
No. Quercitron Bark is steady at $S2'5O " ton,
but there Is not much doing.
There is percept;ble change to notice in the
Flour Market, and the only sales reported were a
few small lots for the supply of the home trade at
S7117 so for superfne SS@s'5O for extras; $500 90
for Northwestern extra family; S850995 so for
Pennsy lvania and Ohio do. do; and $1l013 90 for
fancy brands according to quality. No sales of Rye
Flour OF Corn Meal have been reported.
There is no inquiry Ior Wheat, except prime
quality, which is scarce; sales OF 800 bushels good
red at S215; white ranges from SO 25 to S26O Rye
is dull; we quote at 65c Corn is in firm demand,
but prices have dechned sales OF 1000 bushels yell
low at 72c in the cars and from store Oats are dull
at 45c No sales of Barley or Malt.
Whisky continues very quiet; small sales ofPeDn.
sylvania at 50 26a2 26; and Ohio at 1927.
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FROM BALTI MORE TO-DAY.
General Lee - ShIpwreck The Mount
Hope Case-POcket Picked, Etc,

Special Dispatches to The Eoening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, February l3.-The Rebel General
Lee attended st. Paul's Church here last Sun
day. Very few knew of his presence in the city.
He sought retirement
despatch to the underwriters here announce
the total loss OF the schooner James II. Cater off
the coast of North Carolina, and all on board.
All of yesterday was consumed by the lawyers
in the Mount Hope case, arguing the admissi-
bility of inmates of the Institution as witnesses
on the ground of their insanity. Judge Emory
informed counsel and others that he had been
threatened since Saturday by anonymous letters.
G. B. McJudge, of Gettysburg, Pa, en- route
in the city cars TO the Philadelphia depot, had
his pocket picked yesterday of pocket-book
containing two hundred dollars.