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Clothing.

GOLD WEATHER AND WARM
oCLoTHIHd are agreeable companions; and
though the frat is found most everywhere now, the
latter article If desired frst-class and for little
money, can be found nowhere a, vel! as at
SCHAPP & HARTMAN'S
MEgCHa1T TAILORING EsTA BASEMENT,
No. l3li Main street, near Thirteenth street.
Their CUSTOM WoRK has the reputation of
being the best to be found testimonials OF which
will be shown with pleasure from scores of our
best dressed younS men.
Their READF-MADE CLOTHING and GENTS
GOODS are fully worth your sps-
cial attention bsfors purchasing elsewhere. de II
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Foreign News-A Jail wall bio"l
Uv-Twenty Houses Shattered.

Foreign News-A Jail Wall Blown
Up-Twenty Houses Shattered.
LONDON, December IA barrel OF
powder yesterday exploded under the wall
of Clenkenwell prison, where Colonel
Burke (Fenian) is confined. The wall
was blown down. Twenty houses were
shattered, and forty women and children
wounded. The fremen are digging IN the
rims for the dead. None of the prisoners
escaped. The man who lighted the fuse
got away safely.
LIVERPOOL, December l3-Eyening.-
Cotton, to arrive, frmer at 3D.; sales
10 600 bales; market otherwise unchanged.
i,oSnoy December l4-Noon.-ConsolS,
o27%: United States bonds, ~.
1too o'clock.-United States bonds,
II ZIG. ~.
LIVERPOOL, December l4-Noon.wCot-
ton easier and declined %; sales will not
exceed 5000 bales; uplands, I'D; Or
leans, I'D.
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D,sTRESSING.-We greatly regret to
learn from the Bedford Chronicle that the
Rev. +. 4. Gregory, a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Conference, and lately
assigned 10 the Bedford Circuit, is now
confined in the Jail at Liberty as lunatic.
From another source we learn that Mr..
Grcgory's ma!ady is very violent, and that
he has to be kept pinioned to prevent his
doing himself injury. We earnestly trust
that the attack may be but temporary
and that Mr.. Gregory may be speedily re-
stored 10 Sani:y.-Hmch5mg Ne,rS.
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SPECIE PAYMENTs.-When the country
has so far restored things as to give us the
accustomed supply of rice, sugar, tobacco,
and cotton, to meet foreign demand for
specie, we can safely fix an early day for
the resumption Of specie payments
Thurlo1o Weed.
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a Case Under the Relief Ordinance
General P0pe.s Decision.

WNNtFHI FNDcS UUCISION.
ATLANTA, GA, December l4.-In APP
parent defence Of the relief ordinance
adopted Thursday last the sheriff levied
here to-day on store and closed it. Gen
eral Pope was appealed to, and replied
that he could not interpose the ordinance,
merely saying levies shall be suspended,
but not preventing their being made. This
construction is sustained by the bar, and
under it the ordinance defeats its own end
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Collision between Negroes and Civil
AufslOrificS-A Sheriff Killed.

AUGUSTA, GA, December l4.-The Re
publican reports that collision occurred
between party Of negroes and the civil
authorities at Elberton, Abbot county,
Ca, in which Sheriff George Allen and
several other whites and blacks were
wounded. The difficulty originated at a
ball. Three persons implicated in the
q fiair have not been arrested.
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Assault upon an Editor.

SAVANNAH, December IL John +
HAYES, editor of the Savannah Republican
was attacked this evening by Charles II
Hopkins, and badly but not dangerousl.
injured by blow on the head from
loaded whip.
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NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES I! !!
~ JULIUS MEYER,
N SGT BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
Opening this day large supply OF NEW GOODS.
A. BLEACHED COTTON at R.c
BALMOEAL Skirts at Sl.25 worth 81;
BROWN and BLEACHED SHEETINGS at lowest
New York prices
WHITE FLANNEL at 30c worth doc {:
RED and GRAY FtANNELS, all qualities
EUCkABACK TOWELS at 81 and 80, worth 80
and 81:
Rich and Elegant DRESS GOODS.
BIARRITZ and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
Silk warp and Alexander POPLlNS,
MERlNOS at astonishingly low prices;
Rich PLAIpS and ALPACAS, all coiors
Handsome DELAINES at zoe.
SHAWLS SHAWL5! :!
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Plaid sHAWLS Of every variety.
CAsSIMERES AND CLOTHS.
MY stock Of CASSIMERES and CLOTHS Is very
large and we'll selected
Black and ColoLsd CLOAklNG, all grades;
Fine CASSIN Ers AZ Soc. worth 75c.
Beautiful CARPETS at7Sc.
CALICOES at 125c.;
Also, Jouvins and Empress KID GLOVES, for
ladies and gentlemeu-Bismarck and other
colors
Elegant 1914 Atwood BLANKETS at IS.
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&c Boston you,na! intimates that th

&c Boston Jommu! intimates that the
&.soaic fraternity of that city employed
III j,duence to defeat Mayor Norcross
b"cas.s az they assert, he at one time
"a ealed upon for police escort on
tae ,s<ssion Of the Inauguration Of the
42@ -. Temple, made some remark which
ct regarded as exactly compliment
ts'H tg the Institution. The Masonic fra
.s5,li:y claims to be exempt from all pc.
H.-i! sclion or dictation.
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=.nnwn ANn TgON sTEAM

(1OppER AND ZION + T e A M
4 r0IotNG for cotton, WOODEN, and paper mills,
NJ tor sisamboats locomotives, &c., manufac-
sn1ed 10 order and for sale at the Riohmond Cop
per and Brass Works, cary 9st"g sIsE co d"
HIIo,r;0M0TIvE TRIMMINGS made and repaired a.
FLIES PIROED and BRAsS CAsTlHa maze Me W
osder at short potlGa.
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The Great Freeze-MaiIs,

BINGHAMPToN, N. Y, December a.
The thermometer s24 degrees below zero.
Snow is falling.
New YORK, December l4.-Three days
mails from the South arrived last night.
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TEMPLE ELLETT, Clerk.

VIRGINIA NTRAL LAND
AGENCY AND DOM ESTlG IMMIGRATION
AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE. RICH.
MoND. VAL have very recently perfected the
organization necessary TO conduct on tue largest
scale business that will henceforth receive my
undivided attention, combining the sale OF lands,
mills, mines, furnaces and water powers, and the
supply OF white labor, male and female, and ten
ants as far as they can possibly be obtained, from
the states and cities OF the North
My partner. Colonel Z. J. Page, Is in charge OF
our office in New York.
In Philadelphia and Baltimore have associates
Of the highest respectability and responsibility.
And for the sale OF lands and mines in North
Carolina am associated with D. W. COUNTS.
ESQ., OF Rstdsyttls. for many years State Treasurer
The facilities this agency offers for the sale OF
lands are not surpassed in the South In regard
to mines of all kinds have msds contracts with
parties in the cities north OF this who make that
branch Of the business a pecialty both In this
country and Europe. securing to me the widest
possible field of Operations and in this city l
have the aid and services Of that accomplished
mineralogist and assayer Colonel WILLIAM GIL.
HAM for the prompt analysis OF all minerals that
may be sent TO me, thus determining the value OF
mines before they ara =, offered for sale
branch of the business will be under the manage
ment Of thoroughly competent gentlemen. I'LL
further notice is gven our efforts will be directed
and domie.t1lcs, mails and female. These will be-
mainly German and Irish. The. most ample and
have have S N sds of
Phlladeiphis to this city. BY the lst Of January
hope TO be able to supply farm hands aud small
tenants.
Parties in want of white labor of either sex are
requested to communicate their wants In writing,
so that may forward them to the supply Offices In
New York aud Philadelphia.
TERMS For selling lands, five per cent. COM
mission on all sales actually made, but no charge
Whatever unless a sale Is effected: For mines, an
additional contingent fee, the subject OF contract
In each case, and payable out Of proceeds Of sale.
For laborers. a fee OF IS for each one supplied by
contract, payable when the lshorer is delivered
and when the lshorer Is unable to pay his or her
passage to this city advance 1t 81 from Phila.
delphia and 50 from New York-to be repaid TO me
by the employer when he receives the laborer ~
much advanced the contract for wages
Further pariic lars furnished on application.
J. ID. IMBUDEN,
no a0-dT&F-w3m Post Office box 240.
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D5SS0gaItjO2lSs de-

NIOTICE.-Ihe co-partnership hereto.
N fore existing under the name and s'yie OF
BARNRS, JUsTls FoWLEG Is this day dis
earn have been placed in the hands of san UBL
NJ. PAGS, who is alone authorized to make col
Iectiors and settle up the business; All persons
payment Those having claims against the con-
.'iD " 49, G. 5. BARNES,
J. p. JUSTIS,
S. p. FOWLER.
D..Los, IN 1ss7 de l0-lw
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Iteo Observation-Disclosures doing sales
will reach 10000 bales; uplands, I'D;
to arrive, sgd. Breadstuffs firm. Corn,
46s. Cd,
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DISSOLUTION.-T co-partnershlp
- heretofore existing between the Rtcb
,mnnd and GILMAN MALLORY In Petersburg,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The bu-
snsss OF said firms will be closed up by Inc sun I'm
80 nS Tos Of said firms only for that purpose,
Dated RICHMOND, Va, November y. 1891
WIJTJkM A GILMAN.
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rWYNN, GOTTEN q CO., COTTON
VI FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHAN s, los WEST LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Strict personal attention given to sales OF COT
TON TOBACCO, and GRAIN.
Refer to General Waltee Gwynn, r. o., General
Joseph E. Anderson, Colonel q. Q. Tompkins, a.
d. TONNES, Richmond, Va.
HENRY GWYNN, Of Baltimore
WALTER dWYNE, Ja., late Of South Carolina.
SO 2Q-ecI3m &swam
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PREPARE FOE COLD WEATHER.

MP. JOHN TIETJEN, MERCHANT
lSl TAILOR. having removed to his nsw store, on
the corner OF Broad end Tenth Streets is prepared
to furnish GENTS CLOTHING in the latest
warrants quality and his prices are reasonable.
Call and examine. oc 4-0m
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Having concluded to discontinue our manufa &C.
turing business: we Offer ior SAFE a.
present occupied by US, corner OF Seventh and Ca
nal streets. r,Iropy r. GILMAN
no l8.-2tawSwN hALLVhi - oIIn. a.
MIR. A, J. MILL e +, OF Greene
LM county, Va, is this day admitted as part pa
nsr IN our OF ogs ,hs Arm remains unchanged.
ihe Styto " wy TALlAFERR0 co.
RICHMOND. November22, 1857. no 25-eoaiZt
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GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIE E
n OF JEFFEasON D Wis. By FRANK q:
Southern Literary Messenger. This is full and
authentic history Of the life and public services OF
the great southern leader. Mr. AIfrlehd mas en-
loved unusual advantages in the preparation OF
this work, as will be apparent to all on eXamlna-
tion Send for specimen pages and ciTGpiars Witn
Terms Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CcA-
INV picbmnnd Va de l4-w4t
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CHOOL WANTED.-A middle-
~ aged Virginian, unmarried, desires a SCHOOL.
He has unexcep:onable testimonials from former
of Virginia as to character and qualifications to
teach English, French, German, Anglo Saxon,
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, AMI Book keeping,
and can give instruction In Italian and Spanish.
Address, stating terms, number OF pupils, SC,
G. b., hicksford, Greensville county, Va.
de 5-eod4Gt
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neutrality-suspicious. Viii be made
raj RAILROAD company for the Ie.issus Of SCRIP
No ga for Pity SHAsEs or STOCK, ,s.aed
April ssth 1883, aud to toe Board OF cireeiois Oh
m. RTchmond aud panyills Railroad Company ios
| SCRIP No. 2ss, for TEN SHARES OF STeOh lssaed
| to James Lyons both OF Which have been 'ees'
do 7-S2m
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WATT PLOUGH,


L Patented BY GEORGE WATT, july 1885,
took all of the FIRST PREMIUMS in the plough
ing match Of the Border Agricultural Fair at
Danville, on the sth Of November, 1857, aSainat
all the most improved ploughs from the North
and South with which IL had to compete and In
the presence of hundreds of witnesses ploushed
out Deep wide furrow, burning under heavy
cover of grass, &c., without choking or varying
in width or Depth Of over 100 yards In length
without being guided or held BY the ploughman
or any one else
Oyvr s,267 Of these ploughs are now in the hands
of the best farmers of this and adjoining States,
whose certificates and letters OF praise can be seen
at our store, No l45O Franklin street. Richmond,
Va. [no 2G-sw3m*l GEORGE WATT co.
WANTED, 100000 bushels MER-
w CHARITABLE NEW CORN, deliverable du.
ring the months. OF December, January; or Ps s6
nahannock. York, Mattaponi, and Pamunkey
rivers, by THCHAo bhANoh vi
Bankers and Commission Merchants.
no39-d2sw6t
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T,O THE PUBLIC.-The business here
1 tofore conducted by Barnes, Justis Fowler
will be continued by at the old stand qndeT the
name and style of JUsI!s q iALENIiNs.
of that patronage SO literally bestowed on the old
bouse. and promise to use every eXertlon to merit
~ nn,hIic fayor P. JUSTlS,
tne puoit' r. F. VALENTINE.
Dacernber 10, 1857. oe Io--eM
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DREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.-The
4 season for re unions and remembrances by
the old folks and the young will soon bs here.
In these hard times, how much more SUITABLS
to have eye to service in our Christmas g fits.
Instead OF gewSaws, a handsome hUlT OF
Rel, or HANDKEHCEIEFS, NECK-TIES, ETC.,
will bs just az acceptable, and much more seusi-
BILE. Z II who tako this view are directed to
3. BECHEE'S MERCHANT TAILORING AND
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
where their wants in this regard can be supplied
with the best material aud workmanship at
LOWEST PRICES.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
on hand. which otf5r very low. No more ap-
pfopriate Christmast gift than SUIT.
de lO-tJanl
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LADY WE'LL QUALIFIED TO
n teach English, French, Mathe IN atics, Music,
and Latin, desires a situation as TEACHsk IN
private family Address PIKE POWERS,
P5IIatwE Stanton, Va.
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TNO SUA p MANUFACTURER
Il so barrels No. Resin, daily expected, for sale
low.
po3D A. s. LEE
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DAY bum, BAY RUM.-A cask of
u genuine Bay Rum, OF superior quality, just
received and Cor sale by X. W PoWsH6,
NOM No 1905 Main street
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EOR Sale, / LARGE HOT-AIR
Z FURNACE, in complete order Will be sold
low. apply at Office OF Southern Express Com
nany. da lO-lwk
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LIME, 200 barrels
- ROCKLAND LINE, daily expected per
schooner Fraucis Hatch, for sale by
ha A. b. h.
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Books, Stationery, DC.

NHHISTMAS BOOKS for the little
I J onss At TURNER'S,
do lsts No. lila Main street.
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GARDEN SNED.--A fresh supply Of
iT rsn.bIe GARDEN Ind RLOW2R SEED iusi
e,esiyed BIZ JOEp W. BISON. Druggist,
r,ba Main and Third strsatn
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TAMES RIVER CEMENT, ROCK
- LAND LIME, Roe Herrings, Cider and White
Wine Vinegar, AItmeyers Richmond Soap,
de II y. r. PATE.
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T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I
Il shall apply TO tho Second auditor OF :he STATE
OF yirgioia for the renewal Of the following VIE.
GIGIA REGISTERED STOCK. Ehicl nag pss ss
issued on the 10th day OF January lsso, Indef ses
OF ?lst OF March, 1881, In tho ns@e Of Joseph V.
Ramos. guardian OF EliIs92sStna pts@v e.uoss
ar Sans Guardian Of Elizabeth Kidd.
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flaantlal ano lommtrtlal.
MARK ErS IsY TELFsilkAI


Chicago nRrses
By Telsgrsphl caic.5.,. June u
Flour-ess Aetve SELLERS Disposed = ssade pFi-
ces in order u eject .sls- 81 ronsh T. bat 4aad
ishr. "a e u ~hte extras, ehoe sls 70 ling
exira Il c Il % suq.i IS g.
was.:-Opeusd Csc b-iow ye-t.ri,ys priess % No
7sprias aui 2&3o o. NJ / hr.t s,lrs No s9rihe At
81 90 eecined to Il sstl e. advanced to 81 ~ isir
ba,ine.. done most, at s. o. dosing 81 ss4el S.
No spring in fair .uAu8 At 81 l2s2 IS. Reieeted
spring quiet n ~ % aia nnke, fsr Nos and : Is
or down a. their Interests are served
Corn-No opened before 'Chsn-r wih siss for oAsh
at ~ bst grade. Ally advanced outstanding the te
81 ne IN Sew Ytrs there actve denad from short
s.ies. ard after sight haetnatous CLOSED higher, ut
50 age li5srsl .ses made al morning st s&ei}1
sellers next ~-tk; wt,ers TO ell shorts paying i'is
above the ,nnrkt fr regular. sni 'ssiag strsg- and
use Of money so2 active at u s7IA. slight sales ma
king at IS closing loser at IetlS7 Rejected dali at
1850.
o.ts-So dull aud lali4e lower, At - es5, closing
at s4d5i}s outside for irrah rseeip's
Rye-Qaiet ana uurhangei. saes of 10 | at 81 lisl
ls No 81 oil sI o.; cl4sl da a, q iIei Il 'ar No l.
Barie,-LItle inquiry for SAMPLE lo'ss No 10 tore
entirely nominal At about sSesso.
Provisions nll depressed. but The fee sal
ported she nSAferafi,n fraru .e-isresy,
Lrd-He;d :, lis< a ~ fyr steamed.
M-.. rorE4sal p rs
Meets altogether aoa,iosl and fes muksi' II il
impossible To quote pross
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LAS SEAsoNs.-Col J. p Sanford writes
from harshsitown to Chicago paper that he
has k, 81 a record Of the weather in the west
for tw i've years past, and that this season has
not Ieen Unprecedented in wet, cold, or
backwardness. He says:
g In 1855 much corn was planted after the
9th Of June, and On the night Of the 18th
severe frost killed most of the fruit in South>
ern Iowa. helped to plant corn on the 9Th,
10th aud llIh OF the month, in Henry county,
and cold, northeast mist was falling all the
time. he cora ripeued well and yielded
large crop. In fact the yield. both OF wheat
aud COZ n, was very good in 1865. In 1857 the
lst Of Inne was extremely cold, and ON the
9Th da} uf July went into one of the best
| field Of corn could find in Lucas county,
and thu talesi blades of corn | could see
| only reached to my knees. This also ripened
and yielded we'll In the fall OF 1858 ! saw
corn (common hedl we'll ripened, which was
/ planted by Owen Owens, OF Lucas county,
Iowa, o. the 4th Of July. The prospect for
wheat was never better iii Iowa at this time
of year than il is at present. A great deal OF
| corn has been planted. and much Of il is now
coming up. aud while admitting that the sea
son is back ward. | can but believe iiudgng
the future bs the past that there is yet lime
FLOR an abundant harvest Of corn, wheat and
oats in 1867.
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EN. KgfL3Il. Pie lseut
o D SEYMoU 4 j. Asst see'y

AupiToz-s or1tcE. Ie-ia
Des 1iiss Msy ~ Gil
Whereas The Iisftfrd Aoefssnt IN surv COMPANY,
iocs.5 st Haftf1rd In tle stat If 20 nst cat, La
Med this oiec stafsfnrp - it, cotIti4n
On ~ liz tav II Apr1{. iss3.
10 With ib Er0vsi8hs a At ~ the uen
eraj AsYeasaiy o. the state 81 titled tH Act IN
relation 70 tsersc- onpAnies, airfOvei Jfnufry q
ST. and Act ameudsiary tle'tro approved tetfnaty
9Th 1855 add At relation Life Insuf zneH tom
,sairs. approved Aarch lsth, l1ss. AID where's
.4id said .ho~. that sAi iu-rfA ca company
Il pss.-sed the requisite amount Il eatit4l. In
vested ~ require ~ Las
Ta- s'tse. IT. rur-gAect q is~. J. John a. kHott;
Ausitaf sfst-. hereby ri., IA, aid f1sura
Company snhuii7ra = tfAtsast tl~ bg-nsss u lnsr
tli State ~ aErtts properly sp2eisted add
authefz q T. Ackrowle service Of pro- for and
tehslf Of sAl { panY rtfu.fsdhJ sid l, abi
thr slit d. - }anesrT, q So
ia Testimony Where's, have heTennis at
tl.L h4s bad AnA AFFIXED my sal q rkic-,
- the Ia, and date sose Written
JOHN A LOOT,
iun9dtw Anditor of si4f@.
sswpst A. AtRtr nsfuty
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The beauty and fashion of Quincy will be
here this evening about seven o'clock, on the
steamer Molhe McPike. They are out on an
excursion, and will return sometime during
the night-thereby getting q moonlight ride
on the country's great river, in the most
pleasant time of the year
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Foreign Markets.

LoyioS. Jane 70 Noon.
consols e5 $50 -. | 70. Prize 10
LATER
Ponds 7z]ss7sz.
toSpor jane 12-Rve
s-2o;s. III C ,s9l. Bic 4os3
sug.r-steads
Linseed OIL Advanced to fsR Per
Other artirl-s unchanged
LIvEHpeol, June Rive.
Cotton CT sed with slight inprov, ment and rather
e activity; naiddipg nr MS ilZ@sz orlesns il5s.
Corn Ctcsed decl Of ad sales u mixed ves,erp
at s5s ~
Wheat, BARLEY aud Oa,s-Unehnngsd
peoAn,d 10 Tss per b. fOr prime Eastern mess.
Btes-s:ead,; sales Of prime extra 49, 3D.
i<r,i--advsrtei 10 80. "a
Bs.e III cher; closing at ais per ewt er Cumberland
ni'd'le
Ca ess L wer
spirils TUT sutne- eoliued ed; qact,a 1T 81 sd.
fsaSKFoRT, June i2--Ese
sobd,7A-
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Irriyals snd Departures Of Malls from Ksokuk
CITY NEWS.
STEAM PRINTING.

We this morning present our readers with
the GATE CRY printed by steam. Our ma
chineryi is now all propelled by that power, and
yesterday we had six presses in operation.
We propose to say more under this head in
day or two, and will cut this notice short, by
inviting the public TO visit the establishment.