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From, New York.

NEW York, Aug. 1.-THE Herald's
Ottawa special says: The tariff bill
and financinl scheme both passed Par
lament in a modified form. In discus
sing the American fishery questions the
Attorney General said: The cohces-
sion recently made to the; American
fishermen was necessary to prevent war
with the United States.
Mr.. Brown said he would prefer war
to making the concession.
Mr.. DOerton said the Notifications
erected for the security of Canada
against invasion from the United States
were useless and their erection nothing
but folly. The entire session was an
excited and disorderly one.
Washington special dispatches says !:
The President has order full investi-
cation of the reported riot at Helena,
ceived here of it is that contained in
the associated press dispatches.
The Freedmen's Bureau agents for
Arkansas and the Indian Territory call
for rations for $4,000 whites and 5000
freedmen.
Information has been received from
the Indian agents in Montana that sat
isfactOry treaties have been made with
tribes of Indians in the upper country.
Joseph Wilson has been put in charge
OF the General Land Office. He was
chief clerk in the department.
Over twenty of the most efficient
clerks in the Treasury Department have
rendered their designations, owing to
the doubts as to the 20 per cent increase
in their salaries. zoe
Two regiments of colored cavalry
are to be retained in the service.
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by Telegraph
Spirit of the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. IL.
The Commercials money article saws:
Ihe STOCK market continues unsettled: the
sales have disturbed the confidence in The
upward course OF prices to the embarraSS-
ment OF new corners, who find themselves
Saudled with stocks Mt high prices, with a d.
mlntShed disposition among outsiders TO buv
nrlner tone; the changed condition of af-
IalIs appears to encourage operators, for fall,
and the current of the market is apparently
taxing That direction, course unwelcOme
enough 70 new corners, who were encouraged
inns morning by considerable rise. Erie con-
higher prices. Report has II that large pur-
chaSeS are being made preparatory to the an
nual election of directors. Governments are
quiet. Money continues steady and abIlnd-
ant; applications for call loans are mostly
met NJ per CENT large amount OF money
Is offered TO leading brokers at per cent,
discounts remain quiet; there are however
symptoms OF the comrnencement or M, in
crease IN the supply of bills, which usually
occur after this season. Exchanges with the
west are Mt present in favor OF this city, and
sinhIl daily remitt1nceS of currency from
thnt section are received by the banks. Gold
Is at about the rates of yesterday; the de-
were made this morning Mt 1872, but later X,
Sl57 1856. won "'te
The Posts money article saws:
me gold market Is f1rmer, and loans have
been made at 1139L in favor OF the lender OF
com. There Is no change in the money mar
ket. The stock market opened dull but firm
Governments are inactive and q fraction
lower. After the board quotations for rail-
road shares were: New York Central lO5L.
Erie 691s: Hudson River 80: Michigan Cen,
tral ITO; Illinois Central 1917
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New York Marker.

NEW YORK, Aug. IL.
Cotton dull and nominal at Sic for mIddlinp
uplands. Flour lOG25c better for sound, with
only very moderate demand, the advanced
prices asked checking business; 81 seas 10 for
extra state; s. 2OG9 65 for round hoop Ohio
and 50 756Ill 30 for tr1de brands closing Quiet
and nominal. Whisky duh and nominal.
Receipts of Wheat 1856 bushels; market 2G3c
better for prime parcels, which are scarce
ana not very active; sales at 81 80 for inferior
Chicago spring and 81 OS62 10 for No. i Mill
waukee; Receipts Of Rye 1906 bushels;
market heavy at 7OG72c for inferior western
Receipts of Corn 285, 593 bushels; market a
shade lower. closing steady: sales ISL 600 bush.
At 7Sc for unsound, 79@SOc for inferior and
S0A@SlHc for shipping mixed western. chief
~ at Bic. Receipts of Oats Ill ,2S7 bushels:
market dull and lower; sales So 900 bushels at
4ni.Ilc Tor chicago and 4995Oc for Milwaukee.
Petroleum quiet at 26c for crude and Pa I3c
for refined In bond: Pork dull and heavy;
closing at SS2 50; so SO for olGdO and 81 $50
October, sellers option, at S3I OO@3I Is. Beef
steady at SlO@2O Tor new plain mess and S2O9
&c for new extra mess. Cut meats firm al
1910 l61fc for shoulders and 2O922c for hams
heavy at lS3z92l12c. Butter is steady at 2Oa
sc Tor ohio and SO94sc for State. Cheese Is
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TO BLACKSSIITIIS.
"A best imported.
BELLOWS, "Arndt's" Told Jnke.l
VISES, PAISLEY, Nelson & Cos"
SLEDGES, SIedge MnuldS, Hand Hammers
STEEL, Cast and Shear, Round, Square,
Octagon and Flat.
IRON, the best assortment In the CITY
&C. HILDRETH a RRO
So Main street, bet. Monroe and Quincy.
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q I1y,,,o,. SCoTATIOSS.
.; Wilhelm Co. report sheep as scarce and
f. A. Tinker quotes fat sheep at 696L cts
and stock sheep Mt 41195 cts. and very few in
McClelland & Logan quote sheep at $685.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts this week are, viz:
AZ Mcclellan d Logan's Yard. 53S
AT R0dSecker's yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 182
AT Gray d Judik's yard................. 50
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The New orleans Riot-..Delcsates to
the PHILADELPHIA Convention.

NEW York, Aug ia meeting has
been called at Cooper Institute next
Wednesday, by prominent citizens of
New Orleans, to bring before the public
the facts of the late riot.
"A Washington special says: Among
the Southern delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention, who arrived here to-
day, are Governor Orr and Judge
Aawkins, of South Carolina, and Judge
Linton and Stephens, of Georgia. They
had an interview with the President
this A. NJ.
Henry c. Bowen, publisher of the
New York Independent, has been re-
nal Revenue in the Sd district of New
York.
There were few calls at the White
House to-day.
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NEW YORK, August 1.-THE steamer
Stars and Stripes brings Havana dates
of the 4th. Several extensive fires have
occurred in Havana. Among the
losers is the proprietor OF the Luvere
Hotel, which was destroyed; loss, $780,
600; insured for $50, 600. The sugar and
molasses warehouses of Stafford ~ Carr,
at Cardenas, were burnt, intiicting a
loss of 1000.
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RunaIo M,-po,

BUFFALO, August IL.
Flour in good demand; sales 300 bbls at
81 239O 50 for extra state, and 50 5O9lO 25 for
western spring Ohio. Wheat firm; sales $500
boat load on the spot and to arrive. Corn
dulli sales 2l,SO0 bus at 6S1Fg69c; II, 500 bus
&c. Oats dull at $50 for No. Chicago. Green
Bay Rice Doc. Barley nominal. Lard 2l1Sc,
whisky nominal. Barley Malt 81 40. Canal
treights-recetpts for "a hours, 1443 bbls flour
5000 bus wheat. l4.05O bus corn, q ,79l bus oats
and for the week ending to-day, 1885 bbls
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Osweso Market.

Flour firm but unchanged; sales 400 bbls
at 50 so for No. spring; SII9Il so for red win
ter; sl2 for white, and sl39l4 for double extra.
Wheat frmer and higher; No. l Milwaukee
nominal at 81 90; sales 2200 bus fair white
Ganada at 81 y; 900 bus Milwaukee 81 10, and
5000 bus No. do on elevators. Corn un-
changed; No. Milwaukee at T5c, without
sales. Oats quiet. Canal Frelghts lower; corn
SIC 10 New York. Lake imports, 5000 Inns
o9rn' Canal exports, 5000 bbls flour; 5000 bus
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OTTowA, C. W., Aug. 1.-THE finan-
cial bill passed Parliament, and only
requires the Royal assent to become a
law. 1t lays the foundation complete
in the change taking place. The At
torney General said that request had
been sent the English government by
breach loading Enfield rifles Which he
doubted not would be forwarded imme-
1iatolv
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Delegates to PhiIaleIphia.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 9.-At the
Convention held in Petersburg yester-
day, resolutions were adopted sustain
ing the reconstruction policy of the
President. Thomas Wallace, of Peters
burg, E. G. Robinson, of Norfolk, ]. r.
Kilby, of Suffolk, and Geo. Parker, OF
Portsmouth, were elected delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention.
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Railroad Train Attacked.

New YORK, Aug. liza special to
the Tribune from Harrisburg reports
Curtin, Gov. Geary and ladies and a
party of soldiers, Mt York. Fire arms
were discharged and stones and other
missiles thrown at the train. Several
soldiers were wounded. The train was
stopped and the soldiers went after the
attacking party, who fled.
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New York Money and stock Market,

Money is without change at 4S75 neT cent
sterling dull and nominal at l073SGlOS.
Gold is n shade firmer; opening at 1857 and
closing Mt 1855. |2 '>'->I
Exports OF specie to-day s76,l75.
Government Stocks quiet and scarcely so
nrm; 30 OF 1854, lU7; do, 1864, lO71S; 7-3Gs, ID
series, los; do, Sd series, 1852.
o, state stocks-Tennessee Is 6S14; do, new,
Freights to Liverpool quiet and dropping.
Stocks steady; Pittsburgh. Fort WaVne 4.
Chicago lOi: Chicago & Rock Island 1861:
Ghicago Il Northwestern 3J14; do preferred
US; Illinois Central l23 Michigan Southern
So; Clevelnnd& Pittsburgh 81; Reading li2sz:
Hudson la; EIie 691E; do preferred 76; New
York Central 1853; Ohio & Mississippi certifi-
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Rebuilt.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1O.-The Cumber-
the Memphis and Louisville railroad
line, destroyed during the war, have
been rebuilt. Double daily trains will
commence running between Memphis
and Louisville next Monday. Time
Is hours.
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A. S. Kimball' Assistant Quartermaster
of Volunteers, is ordered to relieve
Col. G. A. Brady, as Depot Quarter
master ofthe Middle Military Division.
Col. Brady is ordered to duty as De-
partment Quartermaster at Fort Riley
Kansas,
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New YORK, Aug. ia special Ra-
leigh telegram states that the returns
from % counties give, for the constitu-
ton, 8, lSS; against it, 6,25S. Sixty-two
counties are yet to hear from. The re-
suit is doubtful,
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ST. LOUIS, August IL.
Flour and Wheat firm and unchanged.
Corn lower at 6O963c for mixed and Yellow
and B8G74c for white. ProvisiOnS and
Whisky unchanged. q 80
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LONDON, Aug. 9. -Cousols at the close of
sales OF American securities to-day were at
the following prices: u. 8. 6-D 6S5S; Illinois
Central Railroad shares 751z; Erie Railroad
shares 49,.
LIVERPooI., Aug. 9.-The sales of cotton
to-day foot up 5000 bales; the market closed
dull and unaltered.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce SAN'L B. MCCoLLoCH as n
candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio county, subject
TO the decision OF the Convention Of the
Union party. au(.fc
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ToIednMnrlref

TOLEDO, Aug. IL.
Flour quiet. Wheat SC better; sales No. l
amber, crop of IS, 81 IS; A amber do s. 10 for
No. l; amber, new, 50 40; Michigan, new, 81 6S:
do crop of '65 81 IS. Corn 10 lower, but more
and white sc. Oats, new No, soc. Lake
FreightS unchanged
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SECOND DISPATCH.


SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE al
legged murderer of the woman in the
bagnio is named Newton Champion.
He was assistant engineer in the navy,
and more recently employed at the
Glassworks in this city. He has been
keeping company with her for several
weeks. Two weeks since he attempted
to strangle her. he displayed emotion
on being identified by the keeper of the
bagnio.
HOLLY, n. j., Aug. lt-This morn
ing female associate of Mary Carney
described to the police the man who
kept company with her. The descrip-
ton Tailed with that given by the keep
or of the house. A portrait of a man
was found in Mary. Carney's trunk,
which was identified as Champions.
He was Immediately arrested while in
bed at his residence, and has been
identified as the man who came to the
house with the murdered girl. He is
about 40 years of age. The case is now
before the Coroner.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w queStedtO announce Gen. r. s. NORTH
CoTT, of Harrison county, as Union candI-
date to represent the First Congressional Dis
trict OF West Virginia in the Fortieth Con.
greSS of the United States. nugSa
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Inauguration OF GOV. ThrockmOrt,

HoUsToS, TEXAS, Aug. Governor
Throckmorton was inaugurated yestcr-
with a review of the political and ma
terial condition of the State.
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AUBURN. N. Y, Aug. 11-secretary
Seward arrived in this city at o'clock
this P. NJ, and will remain until Tues
day. He is in'excellent health.
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For Conprass.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce CHESTER ID. HUBBARD, OF
Ohio county, as n candidate for reelection
nom the First Congressional District, subject
70 the decision of the District Union Conven-
uon. 0uE3-tlc
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announcements.
For Sheriff

WE ARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w JACOB BURKLE as n candidate for the
oh1ce of Sheriff Of Ohio County, subject 10
aO8-fca
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New Orleans nInrknt


NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10,
Cotton unchanged; sales $50 bales: receIpts
LOT Lh So week lSoi bales against 1850 bales ex-
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Foreign Markets,
(Bu the Atlantic O1bys ,

business, SI34. Latest sales OF American &C.
Snr1ties were, q. s. sos 68IS; Illinois Central
railroad shares IS; Erie shares 49,.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 8.-The cotton market to-
day was steady at unchanged Quotations:
the sales reach 600 bales
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Arresteh for MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug ia man call
in the navy, was arrested on the charge
Off killing a girl in house of ll-fame
last night. The victims name is Mary
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PIEtsburSh OH Market.

TIIISBURHH, aug. II.
The market yesterday was without special
interest t There was n dIspositlon on the part
sale made late on Thursday evening III I5T
barrels at l5c. There We're no sales w. could
hear of yesterday. The receipts per Alle-
gheny river amounted to $50 barrels. con.
signed as follows: Baxter & Allison sic: Fisher
q Bro. 3l3. There was but little Inquiry for
refined In bond. We note a sale OF 500 barrels
for November delivery in Philadelphia at
45c. We have no sales OF free oil to record
aud therefore omit quotations. An occasions.
al sale of reEidunm Is made at So 25@3 so per
barrel The exports of petroleum TO Europe
are rapidly increasing, and afford freights to
n large number OF vessels. It also gives en-
plOyment to a large number OF Wood-chop-
pens and coopers in supplying the barrels in
which 1t Is carried. Notwithstanding the
large quantity of petroleum destroyed by sew
eral fires. the supply for shipments is said to
increasing. The following statement shows
the comparative exports TO foreign countries
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New Lawns.

DECEIVED BY EXPRESS THIS MORN
IL ing handsome and cheap Jaconetts and
Lawns. j. 3. hdODES'
myl9
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For Sheriff.

WTE WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
w nounce the name of Col. w. b. CURTIS
as candidate for Sheriff OF Ohio County,
subject to the action OF TIE Union COnVcflt
ton: MANY CITIZENS,
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TIME COMBINATION OF PULVERISED
i slate and vtscouS matter as roofing ma
teriaI stands unrivalleGl- 4 TnaStic-it adapts
itself To every shape and slop5. 1t Is non.
cOmbuStible, iInperviOuS, non expansive, and
underlying. Frost does not crack. nor heat
dfSSOlveit. The only roofing material ever
discovered that will resist the action Of the
elements as long AS as the structure IT pro-
facts. For repairing old and preserving
new metallic roofs of all kinds, Plastic Slate
has never been equalleCl, while it has proved
an Invaluable acquisition TO the mechanic
arts pTeserver of metal and wood when
Embedded in water or earth, or exposed to
the weather. Being Suscep tible of little, II
any wear from exposure, and perfectly fire
proof, II Is unequalled as a paint for railroad
and farm buildings, fences and bridges, iron
wooden.
Having procured the sole right to use the
above rOofiing material in the counties of
Ohio and Wood. We are prepared at all times
TO put on new or repair old roofs at the
shortest possible notice. Our terms are rea-
sOnable and work guaranteed.
JOHNSON, CAPEHART & CO.,
No. l79 Market SqGare,
Iny23-tf Wheeling, w. Va.
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J. s. RHODES

"As REMOVED HIS STOCK TO THE
Id Back part of the Religious Book Store
Room and will open out this morning with
Good fast colOred Prints at 121S.
Heavy yard wide Brown MuSllns at &c.
All Wool DeIAineS In spring COlOTS at SOC.
and other goods at less prices thnn ever. A.
AnE2
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aghnIesalr auttuus.
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE.

7-lt7-
lust OPENED AND FOR SALE (FoR-
q eign goods mostly OF direct importation.
bought at a very low rate for gnld.)
1000 dog. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
1000 doz. gauntlets, gloves, half gauntlets
ana .IISu mlttS, consisting Of kid, castor, Isle
colOrS.
:, 500d9z HandkerchIen, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
u, 800 dog. Neck-ties, embracing all new de-
signs In fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
=, 100 doz: Shirt Bosoms, superfpe grades In
linen and mRrSeilleR e'-'N1 AZ
Congress, Comps and Evans manufactnre. B.
1000 dog. ]. q p. Coats and stuartps geuutn
machine sewing cOttOns.
500 ms. Stuart linen thread.
80 MS. italian sewing silk in skeins:and on
BpOols. va
so doz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
InIi stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, combs,
beads, thimbles, needles, fans, rubber goods
stationery, window blinds, school books,
tassels, velvet riobons, fuii line OF taffeta'
[1bD0ns, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coat
bindings, rufnings, crochet braids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmOrals vest buttons
French corsets, fancy dress buttons, and n
large variety of superior suSpenderS IN
which the attention OF close buyers is re-
mr6 AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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,1l6,U3I 29,4S5, I4Z
Showing that in 1856 the exports are four
times as large as during the preceding year.
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Steamboats,.
FOR PITTSBURGH

FOR PITTSBURGH.
The fine passenger steamer "W.
Ls1lsst4 A. CALDWELL" Cant. Wool.
- 4 burn, will leave as above on Tues
For freight or passage apply on board or to
aul3-H BOOTH. BATTELLE & CO., Apts.
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For Marietta ana ParkersDurg.
In place of the eagle" during low water.
- The new and light draught stea-
LettsSSei4 lmer, NEW STATE" Capt. c. III.
g Booth, will leave rs above every
M9nday: Wednesday and Friday at IO%
a., Freight received at the wharf boat until
aug3 BOOTH, BATTELLE&C CO., ACTS
Q. u. BOOTH. ]. c. JELLY.
". @. BATTELLE. John NT1IRr,rr
BOOTH, BATTELLE eco,
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THE FRENCH DEMANDS UPON
PRUSSIA.
The French Note.

Paris dispatch of the 9thinst. says The French
Cabinet addressed note to the Prussnn Government
pointing out that toe great changes 10 the political organ
ton Ct Germany render it that the French frontier
should be rected By cesson OF territory TO France The
o, Canine. ade Yesterday further communication 10
The Of Berlin demanding the restoration OF the French
frontier as IL existed in lslf"
The S OF the 10th SAYS Prussia far has not thought
fit to entertain the French proposition telegram states tai
great excitement prevailed at Berlin IN consequence OF i
French demands NJ Beneditt the French Embassado had
left for Paris
Some papers nsinuae that the demand the result OF &C.
cre understanding between the Emperor Napoleon and NJ
Bsmark-whe others attribute IL 20 pressure uIon The
French Government from without.
The Gl0Jc alnding 10 the news from Paris SAYS II con
frmed it implies tha the Emperor Of the French has either
had understanding with Prussia is acting nnder
measure from without In France suppose that
demand If has really been made has been made without
determination 10 follow II mp II clear that the answer
that vii given by the Prusan Government depends the
1nesOn OF peace Belgium which cannot defend Der
self must depend upon other Powers aud IN the present state
OF Europe, that dependence is very precariOus.
TIE star hints that the demand probably the result Of an
understanding between the Emperor and Blsmark