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Philada. Stock Exohange Sales, july IS
reported by Dc Haven q Bro No. 10 s. Third street
TOR CAPE MAY BY RAILROAD. FROM
l foot Of MARKET Street NInnar FarruA -

Commencing SATURDAY. z, july H. iIss7.
600 A: M; Morning Mail Due i225 p. M
800 Pm Cape May, Passenger Due 7'ls p. NJ
4.OO Z. ~; Express. Due 7'O5 p. M.
REIpRNlNG TRAINS LEAVE CAPE ISLAND
gao A. M. Morning Mall. Due l0W A. M
900 A. M. tast Express Due leO7 p M
800 4. "a: cape May Express. Due 825 p NJ
The SUNDAY MAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Fhia1eiPnis & az 7UO A. M, returning leaves
Communication tickets, good for ONE. THREE. or
the Company, Camden N. j. ~ ' No0 "
Through tickets can be procured at No. s28 Chestnut
street Sunder the Continental HoteD. Persons
purchasing tickets at this office can have their naq.
gage checked AT their Residences -
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES,
from foot OF MARK EFT Street (Upper Eerryl.
Commencing SATURDAY, July ia 1857 =
500 a. "a. morning Mall, for BrdReton, Salem,
MnlVllle. NlDelhndy and lntermedi ate stations
9U0 A. IA. Cape May Morning Mall g
500 Il. nj. Cape May AccOmmo od ation
$50 II. M. BrdgetOn ana Sa q M Passe aRar
4tO p. M. Cape May Express, -
500 Il. M. Woodbury. Accommodation.
Cape May Freight leaves Camden al 600 A. M, u
West Jersey Freight Train leaves Camden &C II N.
Freight viii be received at Second Covered wharf
below Walnut street. from 200 A. NJ until 500 r. a..
Freight received before 900 A. NJ VIII forward the
Freight Delivery, No. 22s g. DELAWARE Avenue.
72U WILLIAM J, sEWELL, superintendent,
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. d.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
WAsHIE GToN, July l3.
Among the executive business sent to the
Senate by the President to-day is the Recipro-
city treaty with the Sandwich Islands; a CON-
mercial treaty negotiated by France, England,
and the Uniied States, with Japan, aud the
nominations of Bancroft to Berlin, of Raymond
TO Vienna, and of quite number of internal
revenue and postal officers. all of which have
been referred to com mittees
The House has agreed to the Conference Com
mittee's report on the supplementary bill by o
vote of ITO to 30. 1t Will be promptly passed by
the Senate. II is substantially the Senate bill.
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OBITUARY.

MISS EMILIA STANLEY HILL.-This charming
and amiabe young lady has passed away, and entered
a world of glory and happiness. She but twenty
two years old yet by the sweetness of her disposition
and the purity Of her soul lshe had impressed her
friends with angelic power that held them all her
very slaves ia admiration. Hundreds OF those she
loved will mourn her loss, but all will exut IN her
exaton to the vicinity of the throne OF her blessed
Saviour.
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A NEW ENTERPRIsE.-A new news company,
TO be called the Philadelphia News Company,
has Just been organized. Mr.. John O'Brien is
the superintendent. Everything in the line of
its business is received directly from New York
at first prices, to be sold here at very small
advance for cash. We expect some of these
days to see the Philadelphia News Company as
great an institution as the New York American
News Company The Office is at No 20 s. Sixth
A
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O1O ARCH sTREET. GA.

Oh . ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES.
'EIC...NANklRk e. co. would respectfully dice
tbe attention Of their friends and the public gene
rally 70 lhelr large and elegant assortment of GAS
b4xIIYtShS ELI ItS s, CHANDELIERs and ItNAMENIAI,
BRONZE WARES. Those wishing handsome and
thoronghy made Goods, At very Reasonable prices
VIII hnd ~ 70 their advantage 70 give q call before
purchablnB elbeWhere, TN
p ~ B-soiled or tarnished fixtures rehnished with
aa sm VANKrRK & co.
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A FEMALE PRRTENDRR.- Owens, by

A FEMALE PRBTRNDRR.-Fannie Owens, by
some means as yet to the public un-
known, gained possession OF q store book be-
longing TO lady residing on Cherry street, near
Nineteenth The store wherein this account
book was an indispensable article in order to
receive goods ON credit, was at Ninteenth and
Brown streets. Fannie no sooner laid hands
upon IL than she commenced to draw freely of
moneys to the debit of the owner, and replen-
ished her commissary department with things
good of all kinds. Yesterday she came ia to
borrow two dollars, when an officer, who had
been on the Qli ViOe, took her into custody.
Alderman Hutchinson held her in bail 10 an
aver at Court
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ODD FELLOWS UNION ExCURsIoN.-The eXcur-
sion TO Cape May, next Wednesday, under the
auspices OF Friendship, Decatur, Morning Star,
Amity, and Enterprise Lodges, L. o. OF o. F.,
Brass and String Bands will Furnish the music
on the occasion. Tickets may be obtained at
the Odd Fellows Hall, in Sixth street, below
Race. See advertisement elsewhere.
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PuRLoNNG.-Mary Collidon, having an in
nate desire to more comfortably and decently
clothe herself, and then being overcome by an
infatuation 10 see her figure thus arrayed,
stole last night lot OF female wearing appscel
and one common reflector. Alderman litter
mary committed her for this theft
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BURGLAR CAUGHT.-Freeland II. Moore
was arrested at half past 8 o'clock last night by
Officer Fleming, as one of party of four indi-
Viduals who burgariously entered dwelling
ON Fitzwater street, near Broad, few nights
since, and stole therefrom money and clothing.
Moore was identified by the owner as being i'm
plicated In this felonious transaction, and was
held by Alderman Tittermary for further
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. Volmer, aged
twenty-Jhree, residing on Stonehouse lane,
near Second street, was arrested on suspicion
OF shooting Mr.. Rev, an account OF which affair
was given In The EVENING TELEGRAPH yester-
day. Alderman Mink committed him for a
further hearing Mr.. Rev has greatly i'm
nrnYed and is entirely out Of danger.
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Nor PRoPITABIE.-John Given, the young
man arrested for collecting money under false
representations, to the pecuniary dIsad van tage
OF his late employ ers, had final hearing last
evening before Alderman Tittermary. -Four
charges were alleged, one each by Messrs Bull
and two additional by other city firms On
each he was held in $500 bail, and committed
for hts mi 1iadeed9
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DIED..

ORAM.-On the evening of the ilth instant. Will
LIE A., infant son OF James X. and Mary Dram, aged
The funeral will take place Monday the 18th In
stAnt o'clock p NJ. from No, 1928 Mervlne street.
above Montgomery,
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teLf UHfUeFSeI, inc OInClaI JOurnaI OF Lle T5uUu
Empire, says:- -.- -.l
"Among the expositions OF the American section
which attract the greatest Interest," 1t is necessary TO
specially mention the collection OF Weighing instru
ments exhibited by the house of Fairbanks & Co.,
OF st; Johnsoury, VI, which has for a long time
sustained great reputation this branch OF manu-
factures. This co. lection embraces the most COM
plete assortment of balances. from q single gramme
TO thirty thousand kilogrammes' capacity. the
same house manufactures scales capable of weigh
ing five hundred thousand kil0grammes These
weighing Instruments universally used IN America.
are adapted TO all the systems of weights and mea-
sures In in every country. This exposition de.
serves to be recommended to all our mechanics and
farmers. and TO everybody interested in perfect
weighing Instruments" .rr ...
A despatch by Ocean Telegraph announces
the fact that these celebrated scales take the
first premiums two medalsl at the Paris Expo
sition. and are mentioned in the award as the
HkdnddJd Scales,
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AFFAIRS AT CAPE ISLAND.
Severe storm Yesterday-MOre Arrivals
Hop this Evening, Etc.

lsFhOiAn OH'r rAiOh ~ The EFhNiNI TELESBAPH.l j
CAPE ISLAND, July ia severe rain storm
passed over this place yesterday afternoon and
last night. The Thermometer during the week
has not been higher than seventy-tWo.
There were about two hundred and ffty ar
rivals during yesterday. 1t is expected that
there will be between four and fiVe hundred
to-day This evening the first subscription hop
at Congress Hall, this season, will take place.
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THE CHANGES OF THE WEATHER.-These
should be met by the changes OF our clothing,
and this can now be done economically and
conveniently by visiting Charles Stokes g. Co IS
Firstclass Ready-made Clothing House, under
| the Continental Hotel.
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NEW MUsIo.-We have received several
pieces of excellent music. printed in beautiful
style, for the organ and piano-forte, from the
celebrated publishing house and mustc-depo
ST ory of Reed Meyer No. 722 Arch street.
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An ASSAULT was committed by one Robert
McVeigh. yesterday, at Second and CadwaladeI
streets. upon another individual, to his great
die MIXTURE. McVeigh was held by Alder
man Enplatnn In 4SnN ha II 10 answer
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THE ELLIPTIC, instead OF making variety Of
useless stitches, rendering complicated machi-
merry necessary, makes but one stitch, 1. G. "the
lockstitch, the only one suitable for the varied
work" of the family. Keen & Walmsey, Gene
raj Agents, No 920 Arch street
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INSTRUMENTATION Thursday morning last
O person by the name of Thomas l.. Ballenger
was before Recorder Eneu, ON the charge OF
larceny as bailee. AT tue time the case was re-
ported in the daily papers the name Of the ac-
cused was erroneously stated to be James E.
Ballenger 1t is needless to state that the person
in question was not Mr.. James Ballenger,
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Aoc1DENT.-About half-past o'clock this
morning John Doran, aged eleven years. resid-
ing at No. 14S Orthodox street, had his leg
taken home, ..
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SUPPOSED PRoFRssIoNALs.--John and Thomas
Weaver last night were seen following, in q
dogged manner, an old man up Howard street.
From their previous demeanor II was thought
that they medttated Things evil They were
arrested and held in $500 bail by Alderman
Helms TO keep the peace
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The Theatre COmique at st. LOuis
Burned,

Sr. Louis, July l3-The Theatre Comique, on
Fifth street, between Franklin avenue and
Washington street, was totally DESTROYED bv
fire at O'clock this morning The origin ofthe
fire is unknown, and the amount OF loss ana
insurance has not been ascertained. '''''
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Escape of Prisoners.

ROCHESTER,, July lS-Six pTisonere escaped
last night from the county jafl, and are still at
large Their crimes We're bigamy, burglary
robbery, etc.
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FoR CAPE MAY.-Through in three hours.
Commencipg this Saturday afternoon, the
West Jersey Railroad Company run the fast
Express train to Cape May. leaving Philadel-
Phia at p. NJ, running through, only stopping
for fuel. IL reaches the Island at 7'05 F. M,
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nED.-The Philadelphia and South

SAmKD.-The Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Company's steamer Wyoming,
Captain j. Teal, sailed at this morning for Sa-
yanah, with the following passengers:-Johmn m
RonaidsOn, Captain Westcott, U. s. Navy, Mar
tin Clark, Bridget Roach, Richard Bacon, John
"a. Weeks, Lieutenant Heller, U. B. Army,
Thomas o. Bond and wife, and Larkin Hicks.
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MARRIED.

For additional Marriages and Deaths Third Page.
FRALEY-DELANY-On the 18th instant, by tn
Rev. p. Coombe Mr.. HARPER e. FRALEY TO Mis-
MARY ]. DELANY, both of this city.
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The PROGRESS OF PARTIAL EXPERIMENTATION -
During the past week lS7 "dorgs" have been
captured for want of muzzlee; AZ have been re-
deemed, while the other $50 GO TO join grim
Cerebus in his lower rePiOns.
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Leave Philadelphia at 800 A, M. and p AZ
Leave West Chester at 745 A. M and < p n n
a NNAMEssIO SHORT LINE
AND
united States Mall Route to the South
and Southwest.

AND
united States Mail Route To the South
and Southwest.
ON and after JULY trains win leave Depot PhIIA-
ueiphia.Wimingtou, and baltimore Railroad BROAD
street ana WASHINGTON Avenue, at IL p NJ, con-
Meeting closely with Express trains for the principal
cities South, Including Wilmington NJ c. GoldsbOrO.
Newbern. Charleston, Savannah, Raleigh, Charlotte.
Columbia, Macon, Augusta, Montgomery Mobile,
New Orleans, and intermediate points,
FOR tickets and information inquire at Ohices Nos.
~ az ana e29 CHBsNUT Street. or at Depot. BROAD
street ana WASHINGTON Avenue t7lSm
q 'LOMPK1NS, General agent Norfolk Va
- .. ltOWBRlDGE, General Passenger AGENT
HAST FkEIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH PENN
u. 5ALNANIA RAJ Road. 10 Wilkesbarre aa.
hanoy Ciiy. Mount Carmel Centralia and all points
o1 behlSh valley Railroad and It's branches -
y new arrangem ents. perfected tnl5 uay tnis hVae
- snholeq 20 give Increased despatch 10 merchAn'0
consigned 70 the abOVe-named points 49,.
Goods delivered az the Through Freight Depot
H. Cor OF FRONT and NOBLE streehSSL,
before I. NJ, will reach NIkesbarre mount Ja.
noy and Wyoming Valleys before II A. NJ OF % x1s sue
ceedIng day. ELLIS OLAlnn.t Aleen.t
sac Inn -asS.--
UTEsT jersey RAILROAD.
Az MAIL, TRAIN FOR CAPE, NAY.
f,, m DAY June %, 1857 the SUNDAY
MAINLAND PASSENGER itAlN itA " Mln mls wave fniiis-
Returnins leave Cape Island 81 bA'' stopping vt
pTSGp gs9s sSsIH1S SSiS aOOdths day
and tram ony WILLIAM J. sEwELL
s@a suPsrin'endsnh
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LINEN DUsTERs, large assortment.
IiOhl OuSgiJney'e. Cloth. AL11acd Dram a. Eye.

UUbTERS, u8SOTtnl6Tt
Lint CuSstlere. Sloth. Alpaca, Drdp d'Ete.
Duck and Linen Sack COdts. ...
Light Cdssnere, White and COlored Duck and LINEN
Skeleton Vests
Light Cusstnlere, White and CoIored Duck DrHt, and
all Kinds of Linen Pants.
MEMS. Youths, and BOVS' Clothing Of all kinds
suited TO the season; te largest assortment IN The city.
Repetsed daily and sold at prices guaranteed lOtCer
than The lOtUeSt eSeiUheTe, the safe cancelled and
money refunded
Hail aUdg betlUeen ! BENNETT q CO.,
FIFTH and TOWER HALL,
SIXTH Streets. No. SIS MARKET STREET,
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STOLE BoAT.-John McCluskey was taken
in custody and placed IN disagreeable duress for
the larceny OF a boat last evening from Shippen
street wharf. Alderman Tittermary committed
d
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The Pet OIenm Market.

LoNDoN, June l3-Petroleum closed at Ant
werp last night at 4l11f for standard white
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SLIGHT FIRE.-A slight fire occurred at No.
h56 Willow street at an early hour this morn
ing A partition in the kitchen caught from
the stove pipe. Loss about 500
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SCALES AT THB PARIS EXPosITIoN.-Le Mont
teur UniUerseI the official journal of the French
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7se14s LnNsMHo IOII ON
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, for tho Safe
Keeping OF Bonds, stocks, and
Other Valuabless

CAPITAL.,,'s'' '''''''"'''''''''s''SoOO,
DIRKCToRs.
N BRBROWNE IEDWARD w. CLARK,
CLARENCE H. CLARK ALEXANDER HENRY
JOHN WELSH, s. A. CALDWELL,
J. GILIINGHAM FELL HENRY G. GIBSON,
CHARLES MACALERTER-
ONCE In the Fire.proot Building of the Philadelphia
National Bank. CHESNUT Street above Fourth.
This Company receives on deposit, and GUARAN.
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES
upon the following rates year viG.:-
Coupon Bonds .....Sl per YiOv!
Registered Bonds and SecuriteS..5e cents per SUO0
COLD com or - per tIOV
Silver Coin or per $40
Gold or silver ..s'3l per SlO
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers'
Capitalists etc, contents unknown to the Company,
and liability limited, &25 year.
The Company offers for RENT trenter exclusively
holding the key) SAFES INSIDE IT'S VAULTS at
S2O $40 $4O $50 and t76 year, according to size and
location.
Interest allowed on Money Deposits.
This Company is authorized to receive and execute
iIDImwfrpi NJ b, BROWNE, President
ISoBERT P1TTERsoN iSecreaAEy aud Treasurer
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for the first thirteen days of the month of July
for 1856 and 1867
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STOLE A DoG.-John G.. Huger was before
Alderman White yesterday, charged with the
larceny Of dog belonging to A, A. McKain. A
short time since McKain bough the dog of the
defendant, paying him SIS for 10.
II A day or afterwards the dog disappeared.
Huger said he would get the dog IL the defen-
dant would give him two dollars. The prosecu-
tor handed over the money, and the dog was
returned TO its owner. Two days afterwards
the dog again disappeared, and the defendant
made an offer to get it III he was paid seven dol
lars and half McKain thought IL was strange,
so he made inquiry, and learned that Jacob Q.
II. johnson had seen the dog In Huger's pos
session the evening previous. He was therefore
arrested, and the Alderman committed him In
default of $500 bail.
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LARCENY OF HAREEss.-Patriok O'EsilI was
yesterday arrested for larceny OF harness
while rusticating IN New Jersey Alderman
BeitIer held him In $500 bail TO answer at Court
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THR GoATs.-The goat catchers have sue
ceeded in catching AZ goats, OF wnioh have
been sold and the balance redeemed.
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TIE MRESRRcHoB HALL, Fourth street,
above Vine, is splendidly decorated for the
sRnRerfest The hall is hung with bunting In
national colors, ABOVE which evergreenB are
twined The coat-of.arms of all the States are
hung around the hall, with the badges OF the
Mmnnerchor npd their guests against the pill
lars of the room. The German flag is also
placed conspicuously, and twOreally very hand
some trOpnies, representing the arms OF the
Middle Ages, on the SOUTH side of the hall.
directly opposite the entrance. Elegant taste
has been displayed by those having the matter
sparency has been placed, on which are the fol-
lowing words of welcome:-"Tne M@unerchor's
Gi Getting aud Welcome to their Guests, the
Germania M@nnerchor from Baltimore, the
Teutonic Men nerchor from New York, and the
MRnnerchor from Wilkesbarre, Pa" All the
windows of the Hall Will be lit up this evening
on the arrival of their guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

ne New York loan market is in sharp de-
mahd The symptoms Of artificial q ,ivity
are continued. II is supposed that some OF
the large Spectators and capitalists who are
operating or a fan IL gold and stocks have
contributed by various well-kno wn manipu-
laiions to these d sturbancss il the move
mtnis OF money. Gall leans are 2 per cent.
and discounts 7a9 The How of currency IS
st,Il towards New York from the West, tho agh
larger number OF orders 10 ship currency
are coming In for the moving of the pork crop.
Ihe South Is not taking much currency at
present. The stock market is dull but ste adv
Governments show less of activity. Ten-for-
Ties are hrm at iG2K, but there are fewer for
elgu orders, although the reports are favor
able 10 the prospects of 10 Sc bonds in Lon
don. Five. twenties OF 1854 are X lower and
the le65 issue 4 higher Skies of 1891 are
wanted at ll3X, Seven thirties have declined
Z
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Baitim ore Markets,

Flour Yesterday there was some ina uiry
for low grades Super, which were offered at
80 31a9.50 There were sales OF g. 600 barrels
CodOrus and Mount Vernon Extra for Brazil,
terms not transpIred, but supposed SI2: 100
barrels good standard City Mills Extra at
Slo75; also, so barrels good Rye Flour at $50
Quotations generally remain unaItered.
Graiu-Receip's of Wheat yesterday were
composed OF 2.266 bushels white and TO- $40
bushels red, choice continues scarce and
waEted. for Iotv grades the market was dull
and closed several cents in favor of BUYERS
Included il he sales were Geo bushels com
mon 10 fair white NJ - }5a2 t. I,225 bushels
good 10 prime rel ct 81 50l2 r.: $50 bushels
ordinary do. AT S2}5a2 -. 900 bushels lower
grades al Sll5a2.31. tOrn-Dfferings foot an
4,1jJ bushels Whi,e and $500 bushels yellow;
ne market wa active and prices firmer, par.
ucuiariy 70 urine old crop. Oats-Receipts
light. 3 25U bushels; the market was q uIe,. ilss
OF sou bushels dt - cents, ana lC0 bushels at =
cents.
Provisions - Continue quiet: we give the
range ~ prices, though mostly nominal. For
Mess PORK, " CsteTn. ~ss,J0 per barrel. Lard
l2Ral2l cents; scarce, Bacon Shoulders l3
7eLts1 RIO Sides is cents. clear RIB lGx cents:
clear l6E cents new Breast pieces 10 cents;
CITY Hams, uncovered, I-a20 cents per pound.
as TO quality.
SuCar-Market inactive, but holders firm
under Light imports ana much reduced stock
We report sales OF llG hhds. Porto Rico a. I2L
cents, L. do DO a. l2A CONGREGATIONS gen.
orally remain unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

- The Young Men. Cr,, nan Association
b. St''Axo nave completed I'M. ne" ouhdin
a q cost of $4,000.
- New Hampshire - the only y Ne which
has taxed u. 3 securitf,s, but the D. Va
declared unconstitutional by the - "enns
Court.
- Brigham Young has MY more VIZ, -
than the Sultan or Turkey.
81 Boston woman has been fned SzD s,r
being q scom mon railer and oravlsr
- London is extending at the rate OF tvo
miles OF buildings day.
- Concrete pavement Is bring laid in a
portion OF fremont street, Eoston-
- Terre Haute, Ind. 10 70 have q new pa
per, 20 Be edited by three women-
- An emigrsrt wagon. inscribed "Kansas
or bust passed through Brovnyflle, Mo,
few months since. IL has just returned marx
ed busted"
- Lucy Stone said: ssThere 10 cotton Ia
tDs ears OF man, and hope Ia the bosom OF wo-
man Lucy MADE mistake, and got the
COTTON in TIRE wrong pIsce- -
- The Bosom PLANNERS are oyerruu since
The election with orders for new beer and ale
fountains, and repairs Oh the Old ones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

PRIZE FIGHTINe IN The WEsr.-The ,ntsr.
est in TIE West in the Duffy and Bussey fight,
which takes place to-day, increases, and a
large humber of sporting and fighting men
from New York, Cincinnati. St. Louis, and
other places are in Chicago. McCool will sec
ond Duffy and Coburn will act for Busssy
Articles Of agreement Were signed Monday
night between McCool and Coburn to fight on
the 9th OF May next, within fifty miles Of Gin
cinnah, for the championship Of America and
5000 a side