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Buckeye club RaceN,


CINCINNATI, June 1.-The sixth and
last day OF the Buckeye Club Races was
largely attended. There were three, the
first, a hurdle race, handicap. for all
ages. two miles over eight hurdles for a
purse of $500. Five horses started. The
race was won by Reddick. Tlme-four
minutes. pa
The second race, consolation purse,
hSndicap, for beaten horses, the
Club to add $3.50 dollars, mile heats.
Three horses started, the race was won
by Billy Conner. Time-1:5l1< and 1:4S2<
The third, dash OF two miles, for all
ages, purse of $500. Bruce entered Shi-
lob, Smith entered Local and Whaley
entered Knighthood. ~. I'd
The. first round was dead between
Local and Knighthood, Shiloh distan-
ced. Time-S:451f. The second round
was won by Local. Time-4:l1.
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NEW YORK. June 2.-The Herald's
London, j une lst, says: Meditation Of
the United States has been declined by
the Brazilian government, and are.
newed preparations are making to pros
ocute war to the end.
General Uriquese, IT Is reported, has
revolted against the allies, taking with
him 600 men. There has been NO
further fighting. Cholera ragged in the
allied camps. e
The revolt in the Argentine provinces
Is reported at an end - aSF
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-GMexiean NeW

,NEwYoRK, June IA special New
Orleans dispatch to the Herald says,
the City of Mexico has certainly sur.
rendered to-day. General O'HarOn
was shot there for correspon. hence with
the Liberals.
Vera Cruz will soon surrender.
Miramon Is reported to have been
captured by Cortinas, short distance
out OF Queretaro:
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WHITE WATER, WIS.,, June 1.-Geo.
Esterly & Co.'s paper works were
burned last night. Loss SIC, 1000; in
sured for sic, 600. Origin OF the fire not
known. lsi
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CRIsPER COMA.

-fH. .aeH
~ hlHhe was beautiful and fair,
q With starry eyes and radiant hRiH
Whose curling tendrils SOFT, entWined,
EnchRtned the very heart and mind.
CRIsPRR COMA,
For CARING the Hair OF either. Sex In.
TO WaNy. and Glossy RinElets or
d -, Heavy Massive CurIs. - re-
DY USING THIS ARTIuLEI BADIFa
ID and Gentlemen can beautfv tlIoInselVeT
world that will curl straight hair, and a me
same time give ita beautiful, glossy appear.
Rnee. The CnBper Coma not only cufI1 the
hair, but tnY1goFate5, beautides and eiSanSeE
IL; Is highly and Delightfully."- perfurnedl and
bthe most complete article OF the kind ever
offered 70 the American pdblIc.f The OrisIler
POSTPAID for 81.
Address all orders to 80 ilNr
-.... ", q. CARP a Co, Shemists.s
mch23-eod .tFfwEyFIy r = - : 80 = -
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NEW LONDON, CT., June LA pleas.
4ure hshing boat capsiZed OF Fishers
Island yesterday morning and sunk.
Capt, 8. Hall, Capt CoddIngton Fish,
Carl Buckwith, and 3 boy named
Rogers were drowned. . e5Itif
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COMMERCIAL ANB-FTHAACIAA.
BaltimoFe Live StoelZ Iarket.

RALTRoRE, May 81.
BEEE-The offerings Of heweek have
6een 5TS head, including 20 lett over
from last week; 236 head from Ohio: 90
nom Chicago, and so head from West
Virginia, received over the Bal tinaSyrh
and Ohio Railroad; as from PennsVIva.
mia, over the Northern Central Rail.
road; and. Us from Maryland, and 81
from the Shenandoah Valley on foot.
An apparent scarcity on Tuesday and
Wednesday caused prices to advance
from % to ES73f cents, and some sales
were made at the advanced figure, but
the market closed at last weeks prices,
as follows: tisl1syuatE
SIG g 90
f4aI i, g g
Eighty-hye head were sold to go to
Washington, so head remained unsold,
and the balance were taken by Balti-
more butchers.
Hoos-The supply has exceeded the
demand, and the market closed heavy
at 50 25a10 90.
SHERP-The supply continues very
full, with only light demand, and the
market closing duh. Clipped Sheep
s. 5Oa6 so; Lambs $3a4 90 per head. A
large number left unsold.
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ALBANY, n. Y, June Ia splendid
ly executed counterfeit $40 note on the
Sd National Bank of Philadelphia, was
detected this morning. taH.
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mAkK kErs BIZ TELEekArIi.
-. ~ NEW YORK, June i,
REGULAR REPoRT.


COTToN-A shade firmer; sales LOGO
bales uplRnds at 271Sa2sc. . 4 ..g SO
FLoUR-Dull, heavy and 2OaSo lower;
sales 200 bbls. superfine State and
western at 50 50al0 25;l extra WESTERN at
Sll 0Oal2 90; choice $l2 25aI4 90; shipping
brands Ohio Sl2 1Oal3 90; trade brands
Sl3 20al4 25; closing heavy; receipts
5,6I6. California -four heavy and easier;
sales 500 bbls. at Sl3 GOALS 90. Rye
Flour-Quiet; salesIOO bbls. at IS GOA
40.
WHIskY1Firm; sales ] 200 bbls.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, and 3a5c lower;
sales $500 bus. choice No. 9 Milwaukee
at $40; 1900 bus. mixed, spring 81 %;
receipts 5000 bus. Rye-L0wer; sales Oi
{, 900 bus. western at 81 7Oal IL. Barley
Quiet. Barley Malt-Dnll., Corn
Unchanged; sales of rs, 600 bus. at 81 liza
l 26; new mixed western at 81 %; old
do. at1oat at 81 14al Is; kiln dried, SSa
soc; receipts 81 ,439 bus. OAts-la2c
lower; sales 1000 bus. western at soc;
State S7aS71zc; Pennsylvania SIC.
WooL-Steady but not active; sales OF
5000 lbs Of domestic feece at 47a65c;
pulled, 46a50c; California, 25a3Oc.
ed. 5iul.l. p I'Z5I. 20 ?
CoAL-Nominally unchanged.
GROCERIES Rice, quiet. Coffee,
steady; with no sales. Sugar, steady;
sales Of 575 hhds. at 10ssallsSc; Cuba,
10c; Havana, l21<c, Molasses, quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Dnll; crude, 16C; refined
in bond, 28xc.
HoP-Quiet and unchanged.
PRoVISIoNS.--Pork Market Quiet and
heavy; sales of $50 bbls at S2S 2Oa23 s.
for new mess; closing at S2S Is, CASH
So 90 for old mess; $40 OOa19 25 fol
prime; $22,0Oa22 Is for prime mess; also
$50 bbls of new mess at $23 80, buyers
for June; stock old aud new, I03, l57
bbls; same date last month, LOG, 593 bbls;
same date last year, 81, 235 bbls. Beel
Firm; sales OF $50 bbls; stock old and
new, 3,675 packages; the same date
last month, S,766; same date last
| year, Is, 1853. Beef Hams-Quiet; sales
of 20 bbls at 81 O0a42 90. Cut Meats
Steady and unchanged; sales of 26(
packages. Bacon-Q Quiet and steady.
LARD-Heayy,. sales of 6S5 bbls. al
l21<alS1zc.s "a q 12J o.
BUTTER-New, dull at 1Oa2Oc for Ohio
CHEEsE-Quiet and heavy 4g
LATEsrIARKETs-5P.M. IS
FLoUR-Closed very dull, nomInally
25c lower local trade, buying only sui.
6cient to supply pressing wants.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dn and 3a5c lower:
No. 2 spring g 20a2 40; No. l spring
81 50a2 IS. Rye-DuIl and heavy al
81 69al II for western, Barley-Quiet
and dropping. Oats2Dull and heavy
79aSlc for WESTERN. Corn-Quiet al
81 17a1 25 for new, and 81 27aI % for old
mixed western.
Observation-Disclosures and steady
at $23 80 cash and $23 IS regular fol
mess. Beef-Steady with fair inq uiry
Bacon-Quiet and nominally uncbang'
ed. Cot Meats-Dnll and unchanged
Lard-Dull at l3al4c for fair to prime
steam and 15Ia14ss for Kettle rendered
| MONEY AND STOCKS.
MONEYS per cent. Sterling sixty
days, ITO.
.GoLD-136L.
lGovERNi1ENr srooKs-R registered Is.
lO63Sa1O6lz; coupons, lO9X; '64 cou
Pons, l057sa1o5s<; '65 registered, 1858
a106Hi coupons, l061S; new 1Osl
1856 1910 coupons, 991f; 7-8Os first Sc
ries, lQ61Sal0614j others, 1O55salO5A.
.LATEsr-6:SO Pm
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ALBION, n. Y, June 1.-The new
trial granted Rev. Joel Lindsey, in
dfcted for whipping his child 70 death,
was concluded to-day. The jury failed
to agree, standing ten for acquittaF and
charged. The prisoner then plead
guilty TO manSlaught in the fourth
degree, andWas sentenced to pay fine
I j' T! IL IL ssZE.L 9 e u e @ ~ Z
y MKStFHIs, TENN, June l.-cotton
firm, bnt no higher.
Delegates to the Natibnai TYPOGRAPHY
ical Union are arriving. The meeting
promises 70 be OF unusual Interest.
to Louisville, attempted to drown him
SELF this morning, but was rescued.
Cause, aberratIon of mind,
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LATEsr-6:SO Pm.

GovERNMENT srocKs-Firmer, with
fair demand; coupons .,sI,5 lll3<a1ll1S;
5-20s registered 81, 1867 a106If; con pons
'62, 109&a109s; coupons ,64, 1O5s% alO5JS;
coupons ''65. 1051Sa1055S; do January
and July, 10sa10s1S; 10, 40 coupons, 991<a
1913; August, 1905, 1861; June 1O5s6a
1857 =, BE 3, ~ sl5fli'5 800 ) ~
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Administrator's NOTICE.

'TINHE fUNDERSIGHEDeHA BEEN
appointed Administrator of ma eStSfe
Of Oliver wallace deceased, heFehy afTtj no.
'ttco 70 all persons having al inns M IA
estate 70 present the same to rs for settIe-
are requested 70 pay The same Without d0IRy.
sIeza7 II GEORGE SAWTEf,I.
= Z. JOSEPH WADDLE,fia
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NEW ORLEANS, La, May sI.-Yes-
terdav morning the steamboat st
MaEys exploded.y Peter Seybold: First
Engineer, was badly scalded; aud o. p.
Miller Ras Sigh lily scalded. No other
easualitiesSWeIe reported. sg-.ss
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ID rejoice In your own luIuriRnt hair,
REPARATOR ,OAPILLI. lD


E0R RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
il heads (lrOm whatever cause Il may have
ALLEN out and forcing q growth OF hair upon
the 1ace, 1t has no 6quQ. II Will force the
beard TO grow upon the smootheBt face In
nom nVe 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In trom two to three months, A few
tgnoRnt practitioners have Asserted that
there q nothing that win force or hasten ths
growth OF The hair or beard. Their assertions
are falaa, ~ THOUSANDS Of living witnesses
lrom their own expariencel can bear Wit
mess. But many win say, how are We 70 dis
tinguiSh the genuine from the spufiougP It
certainly IL dImcnlt, as nine-tsnthH Of he
different Preparations advertised for the hRir
and beard arg entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may. have already thrown away lSfRe
amounts for their purchase. 10 such We
would say, Try the Reparator oapilli; Il viii
cost you nothing unless u fully eome8
up 70 our representations n your DruEgist
does not keep II, send rs one dollar and We
viii forward II POSTPAID together With 4 Ne
eeipt for the money, which will be returned
you on appllcadOn, providing entire GatiiRc-
ton Is not given. Address, - y - -
jisf.. ". L.. CLARK a CO., ChemiSla,
Ho: West Fayette st, SYRACUSE, N. Y.
INCH 3-eOd tFipAVpIv ~ y ~ E7'I7 y y -
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BosroN, June e.-Goyernor Bullock
vetoed the bin for the annexation of
Roxbnty to Boston, because there vas
no provision for its submission 70 the
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hoo CORDS or WOOD 2

DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED
from the 9Th day of Nay until the 5th
day OF June, for the price per cord ZOE ithe
delivery of the whole OF any part OF the
above amount OF cord wood on the premises
g Of tho National Machine Brick yard or, IN q
car ON the Hemnheld Railroad, near the
RI, In WheelinV- AZ NJ NEhesling WhaTf.
personS having Cord Wood for slllss and Il
4 not being convenient to deliver dt atythe
AnboVe named places WihrWItta or call at the
HBTicE Yard, and give price. to De EdelivereGi
where convenient. Terms ISnSh.s.. 4.sl.itr
JAMES n. WHEAT & Co.,
Lock Box. tS68, WheealnR. VIVA.
Common Brick Stock BTicirfP resSeii RTfcir.
delivered for Cash, l.Imy47-iVS
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Jun 1sz 1.sFIoUREsl9o oat4 4 d IL ior am.
Der Michigan.
GRAIEEWheat4Ddll; No! 2 Mi.
Waakee- about 81 40, Corn-Sales I07
bushels No. lat 81 10ai II. oat5-sOc.
for Ohio; nc for Chicago,
~ 5-sif.A AilSHauhee,, 5lli1s -5sl5.
JgN e; - FIoggF5RH:I7Dall;; city double
extra $11 50. y = sil, :, 'll. !. kHS
: GRA1E-W heat-Qliet at 3 81 for
No. 2. y sf.t-'iF II. "a b. ! & =, l5'Tti-ieg
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
. EN AMEI.

FoR IMPROVING AND BEAUr1FY1Na
G the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving the skin a pearl like tint,
that is only found in youth. Tt quickly ne
moves Tan, Freckles, Pimple5, BlOtchea, Moth
Patches, SallOWpess, EFuptiOnE. and all Inn
leaving the skin white and clear as RlnbasisT.
It's use can not be detected by the closest EcTn-
tiny, and being a vegetable preparation u
perfectly harmless IL Is the only article OF
the kind used by the French, and Is conAid-
cred by the PariAian as Indispensable 70 q
perfect toilet, Upwards Of 5000 bottles WOfO
sold during the past year, sum clentGuRran.
by mail postpaid, on receipt OF an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS q CO., ChemiStG
Is! IS River 81, Troy, n, 7.
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Throw away your faIse:fizzss. your switches,
your wig
Gs5s sly q sS%S AND rot worth . g,
~ fair, s
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Portable Steam Engines,

= " gesO40 6G9du GuS14osS
IGi0MBIs4S9 THE MAXIlLUh OF EF-
" neeneyS durability and eo0nomy with
me minimum or weight and prise. They
sEe widely and 6IYorably KNOWN more than
~ being In use. All warranted satisfactory,
O no ale Descriptive circulars sent on hp-
'719nHSs1. c, HbKD6EY CO.,
myle-eodsm ylH1zs .LAYHK9H AAtA IsS
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JUNE I-FLoUR-Dull ind entirely
nominal .-.tif9 II EHOL
GRAIB-Wheat-N nominal at
about g l9a22O. COru-Dull at i O8Ika
l O33<. Oats-Firm at 69c. Rye-Nom-
inal at 81 seal 30. Barley.-DnlI at goo.
! 9PRoYtsIoNs-D1ll, Pork $225Q. Lard
-121<cl1 Shoulders-79 <aSc. Y Clear
Sides 111lc. Rough Sides-9kc.
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Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.

eIeS ny the Union Line. 10 4
omee. corner Of Main and ALonros ssreets
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DLD-American 1853,

SToCKs-Ohio certificates 25a25H:
Canton 4Sa4S1< &; Cum bertrand coal 29a30;
Quicksilver 241Ea25; Mariposa bXa7;
preferred 17a1711ff {; Western Union Tele.
graph 42%a4S; Atlantic mail 1O2: New
York Central 98Xa99; Erie 6O1Sa6OI<;
Hudson lQ2slO21i; Recalling 5iOi 6IO4E
Michigan Southern 68Xa69: Illinois
Central, 1l61<; Pittsburgh 75<; Toledo
ll2a1l8; Rock Island sS5<ass5S; North
western 341SaS455s; preferred 5s5Sa5S9<;
Fort Wayne 961za96ss,
Il BORDER STATE BoHDs-Firm, es-
pecially for Tennessees and Mtssouris;
former 6711a6s; latter 9T11zz; Vlrginias A.
MISCELLANEOUS and coal stocks steady,
MINING u SRAREs-MhrEet Quiet.
Quartz Hill 1T0a175; La Crosse 75aSO;
Corydon 220a225; Atlantic and Pacific
200a220. nlatc1 5,tsi ElspE lIlaiEl.io1 ,fss
X. The debt statement for June! il Is said
to-day inWaShington, Willno show an
increase of over two or three millions.
The receipts at the sub Treasury are
81, 7S2, 945, including $40, 200 customs,
and $l08, 900 gold notes; payments, S..
070, 5S7; balance, Ia, 6SS, 732.
The imports flor the week, of dry
goods, 81 ,2S2, 567; general merchandise,
81, us, Jas. .A15Ss5 ES5 zee.
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FIoUanl.4. FLOUR family and fancy sIsa
Is, retail.
GRAIN-Corn-Dull at s5as8c In ele-
vators. Oats-71c for No. in elevators.
Rye-Scarce; sales sof 700 bus at 81 76
from store. ffI 'lDf- ~ sgUa 80 -
CorToN-Firm at 25cfot tniddling up.
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WmsKY-Dull at 81 SOa2 81.
PRovIsIoNs-Steady and with fair de.
Firm with fair demand at &c for
shoulders and 12N for clear sides.
LARD-In demand at 121<c, bnt held
at 121zcs 4 n.T u n ~ = II
BUTTRR-Unchanged
y CHERsE-Unchanged. Z Z Y n ~ (
GoLD-S1 80, buying, and 81 S6N sell
ing.
Receipts, 200 packages Of butter; TO-
900 bus of corn; 1000 bbls of flour; 4, 900
bus of oats; 800 bus of potatoes; !, 400
bus OF ryeS !, 800 bus wheat; and 400 bbls
whisky. -.----,- --'---r-- - ~: =
Shipments 1900 bbls OF four; 800
packages of bacon; SO bus of wheat;
and 900 bbls OF whisky Taljs7 30 p
,alfis . cGisaEG.1 - s-s'qos
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,GoLD-lS6z.
lO63Sa1O61z; coupons, lO9I; '64 cou-
pons, 105sSa1055<; ,'65 registered, IO62f
a1061fi coupons, l06LS; I new ! I0Sa
l0S1S; 1910 coupons, 991l; 7-3Os frat se-
rtes, 1061Sa106l<; others, 1055SalO57<.
81 .1rtss. 1E.oa &c.
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IMPORTED BROWN WINDSOR, ELDER
j Flower, MalshmelloW, Turtle, OIL Rose,
GlyceIins and Honey Soaps, 1 Id, Just recely-
"a m 6RS loE S nnR ~ End of Stone Rridra
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Druggists.
White Lead.

A NOHoR, CONTINENTAL, STAR. AR.
n row, KremnitE and Cincinnati Brands,
for sale At low figures by -rt..I VI. ) .7f
BUsHFlELD. WALLACE co.
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Recommendations and steady
at $23 80 cash and $23 IS regular for
mess. Beef-Steady with fair ing uiry.
Bacon-Q1iet and nominally unchang-
ed. Cut ATeats-Dnll and unchanged.
Lard-Dull at l3al4c for fair to prime
steam and 15Ila14ss for Kettle rendered.
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ReparatOr GapilIi.

go. triwAWiv q n. = - y
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EINE BOHEMIAN TOILET SETS, EN-
4 gravEd Cologne Bottles. Ladies' Perfume
Pocket F Task choice styles, French Paper and
Envelopes, Just received and for sale by
mN9l- - --lDRERI. End nlstnna RridRa.-
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--latest Markets by Telegrap

NEW YORK, February l5.-The Stock Market
is active and huctuating. Chicago and Rock
56JZ; Cleveland and Toledo Ii9; Cleyeland aud
Piusburg, S29s; Pittsburg and Chicago, 96A;
Michigan Central, l08; Michigan Southern, 723S;
New York Central, 097s; Illinois Central Scri6,
1852; Cumberland preferred, 35 Missouri Is, 92;
Hudson River, 1857; United States Five-twen-
ties 1862, lO92s do. do. 1864 1926 do. do. 1855,
1879; do. do, new issues, 1857 nforties, 1925
Seven-thirties, first issue LOG; all others, 1867
Sterling Exchange, 1885; Sight Exchange, 10915;
Gold closed at 1867; money, per cent.
NEW YORK, February l5.--Cotton steady at
32cH Flour Market favors the buyers; sales of
6O0O barrels OF State at sSS0@ll50 OHIO, Sl0S59l3
Western, sSSO@l2'2O; Southern. $lO'5O@l6SO
Wheat dull and declining. Rye dull. Barley
dull Corn advanced lc.; sales OF $1,000 bushels
mixed Western, S1.2O, Oats dull and heavy
sales of - 600 bushels Western at 59d62c.; State
67@6Sc. Dressed Hogs quiet at 91a@l0l9c. Beef
steady. Pork dull and heavy; new Mess at
S2O6214C920'75. Lard heavy at ll@l2S4c. Whisky
quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, February 15.-Cotton steady, at
3215; middling upands. good receipts. Coffee
finn; Rio, at l314@i34c. by cargoes. Good re-
fining Sugar at l05ac. Flour dull and easier;
quotations nominal Mhite Corn deeJi,n,ing;
in bond. So 2j6I2'23, no sales. Cloverseed $500
ST5. Pork. last sale of new mess, S2l75. Bulls
meats firm; the market without decided
change. Bacon in bulk active. at IL; shoulders
green, at l214@l3. Lard, city, from l214@l215.
NEW ORL ANS, February l4.-Cotton easter,
with sales of 5000 bales low middlngs, 30l3D3lc.;
middlings, 3l13@32c. receipts to-day, 1869 bales;
eXporr s, 1909 bales. Sugar unchanged. MolasseS
Sttfel: fair, 74c.; prime TO choice, 76I9c. Flour
dull; superfine, $l1'62; extra, $ll 75@l5. Oats
firm at S5c. Hay, $SS@3i; Pork dull at S2l'75;
I2%@l5I6c. Whisky and Tobacco quiet. Gold,
1861 Bank Sterling Exchange, A.: Bank
checks on New York, &c. discount. Freights
unchanged.
HAvANA, February 9.-The stock of Molasses
is much reduced, No. ~, to IL reals Receipts
of Sugar for the week at Havana and Matauzas,
tive and higher Sugar to the United States,
l8L@15; exchange on the United States, 80 days,
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PENNSYLVANIA LEe1sLATURE.



HARRIsnuR9. February l5.-The bin authorizing the
line into their part OF Maryland WAS considered This
act repeas the law or 1854 In which certain privileges
Mr.. Searght' offered an amendment autborizinp
the connection o. The Pittsburg Connesyiie with
the Southern Pennsylvania Railroad : IN the same
should ever be completed. The amendment was
a vote was then taken on the bill. and Il was de-
feated by vote Of l3 ayes % " nays.
Those voting In favor Of the bill were.- Messrs
Bgham, Billingiet Browne (Lawrencel Brown
Stutzman, Taylor, Wallace, and White. Those voting
against the bill were t:-Messrs Burnett Connei Donn
van, Glaz, Hanes, Jackson, James, Landon Mc( and
less, Randall Ridgeway. Roger, schall, Shoemaker
Walls. WOrthingtOn, and Hall (Speaker)
Mr.. Cornell moved to reconsider the above vote and
this motion was POSTPONED Indefinitely. This efiec.
uRlly prevents the bill from being ain considered
House Of Representatives.
Various bills introduced among them the fol
lowing - BY Mr.. sharpless. one authorizing the
Governor to appoint an Inspector of Fertizers Wv
Mr. Psnnypacker, one auth ori8ing the Recorder OF
Deeds in the several scOunties of this Common
w,alth to record tie discharges of all honofably
discharged officers and soldiers.
Mr. Marks, an act empowering the city OF lhiladel-
phiH purchase large tract OF land, and appoint
a Board Of Commissioners for the same; Also an act
60 incorporate the Penn sylvania Society for lie
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Mr.. MaTkley an act relative TO assessments OF per
sonal property.
MT, Shalinger, an act incorporating the Common.
wealth Iron Company.
Mr Worral an act Incorporating the Paros CoaI
Mining and Lumber Company.
Mr.. AdRire, act Incorporating the Union Transfer
Mr. Mann an act to prevent fraudulent ins
Mr.. Gallagher, an act extending the jurisdiction q
justices of the peace.
Mir. Whann, an act authorizing the reduction Of tn,
capital stock of oil companies, aud equaizing of th,
n X thereto.
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TIE New YORK PRESS CLUB.-The third pre-
liminary meeting for the org inization of Press
Club in this city, was held on Wednesday even
ing,Iat room No. IA Astor House. About fifty
representatives from the editorial and reporto-
rial departments of the principal morning and
evening journals were present. After the meet
ing was called to order, and some preliminary
business transacted, an election of officers was
gone into with the following result:-President,
Horace Greeley; Fnst Vice President, James
Gordon Bennett, Jr.; Second Vice-Presdent,
W. H. Hurlbut. The committee appointed to
wait on Horace Greeley, and ascertain If he
were willing to accept the nomination for the
presidency of the Club, reported favorably. Toe
election of the remainder of the officers was left
over until the next meeting. The objects OF the
Club are the cultivation of friendly relations,
and the social and intellectual advancement of
Its members. The meeting adjourned to meet
at the same place on Saturday next at 4 o'clock
p. NJ, when the report of the special committee
on bylaws will be placed before the organtza-
tion for approval. Letters were read from John
Russell Young and L. W. Wallazz, the origi
nators of the Press Club of Philadelphia, and
both these gentlemen we've elected honorary
members of the new Olub.-N Y. Herald