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TEE Hon. GEORGE H. PENDLEToN AND TIE TEIE-
GRAPHERs OF CINCNNATL--In order to be as
quickly informed of matters going on before the
to the Western Union Telegraph office in this city.
extending 70 the residence OF the Hon. Geo. H.
Pendleton, in Clifton. When the intelligence was
received that Mr.. Pendleton was defeated, The fol-
lowing correspondence took place between him
and the operatives:
CLIFTON, July Q, lS6S.
Hon. George II. Pendleton, Mount Storm Clifton:
The operating force of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company, approaching your kindness, ioin
IN unanimously wishing you prosperity III the fu.
ture' G. T. WILLIAMS,
Suoerintendant
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FasSnuGa,'s Cotton Ties.

We have Lsrge Supply Of the celebrated ALLIGATOR
TIES hand which unsurpassed in quality Of Iron be-
ing Of best English manufacture and fully eed
Also, FASSMAENi5 BUTTON TIES, and DIAMOND
ssfIES, so extensively used in former years
For sale in any quantity % suit purchasers.
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
81 Carandeet street
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NOUN STORM, Clifton July ., 1858.
C. T Williams and Operatives Western Union Telegraph o.
fee, Cincinnati
am very much obliged to all the operatives OF
the Telegraph Company foT their promptness and
consideration in sending me the news. I hone
none Of them may ever be defeated in life. bnt II
they unfortunately shall be, that they Will end as
many kind friends TO make defeat easy as have
Done drink health and happiness to you all.
G, i, PENDLETON.
TCineinnati Enquirer July 10
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FROM RED RTyER.-The Alexandria Democrat
Of the 18th says:
Old Red is still tumbling down al On awful rate
Bailey dam will be in sight in few days-and
soon low water and kick-up.behinds will be our
portion.
Weather awful hot, with numerous showers,
the whole of the past week. The crops never
looked finer, nor promised bigger yield.
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u. e. BOgel.
GEM ERA
rONEER,

GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
Office and salesroon Tchoupitoulas street, will give
prompt attention 70 sales Of Merchandise stocks Bonds
Real Esta e and Furniture Cash Advances Made on Con-
Regular sales OF Groceries, Produce Wines LII
quors. Tobacco and Cigars every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at liz n.
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Sundries and furniture at your own prices TO-
day, at auction at IL o'clock A. NJ, at salesrooms
of Chas. 7. Nash, corner st. Charles and Perdi1o
streets,
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Ir0n Cotton Ties.

In addition 20 the celebrated ARROW TIES an now
prepared orders from the trade for the sELFFAS
TENING BUCKLE TIES, all made Of the best quality Ens
lab Iron, and BANDS Of any required length
II. 7. BARTLETT,
General Agent 43 Carondelet street.
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Cedar Hill Park, Louisville, where an Irish pic
mic was given for the benefit of Catholic Church,
was, on the 4th, the scene of a bloody ARRAY
which resulted in the killing of two men named
McGrath and O'C0Dnell. Some twenty 10 twenty.
five shots were fired. Father Lawler, a priest,
while endeayoring to quell the disturbance, was
struck on the head and seriously injured.
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PhaLOn1S

Z 4 p II IAN TION 1"
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
PHALON'S Paphian Lotion A" removes all ERUP.
TIoNs, FRECKLEs PIMPLEs, MOTIF BLOTCHEs
TAN, etc. and renders the Skin Soft Fair and Blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery it is invaluable For Gentlemen
after Shaving it has equal. "Psphan Lotion is the
only reliable remedy diseases bemshes Of the Skin
PHALoNS Paphan Soap" for the Toilet, Nursery and
Bath win not Chap the Skin.
Price, IS cents per Cake. Sold by all Druggists
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SEYMOUR AND BLAIR,
PROGRAMMES.

PROGRAMMES.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
have the honor that Mass Meeting the Con
ervave Citizens of New Orleans favorable the election of
HORATIO SEYMOUR AND FRANK P. BLAIR,
To be President and Vice President Of the United States viii
be held LAFAYETTE SQUARE,
On Saturday Evening Next, 18th Inst,
To which meeting all citizens of New Orleans and vicinity
who in favor OF the restoration Of all the States their
rights the UIion and the restoration Of civil government
to the American people, are respectfully and cordially
invited.
The meeting viii he called to order at quarter past
O'Clock, precisely.
TIE Ward Clubs requested to in their respective
Wards at such time will enable them TO report to the
Grand Marshal ANTHONY sAMBOLA, ESQ, on La
fayee Square, o'clock from whom they will through
their Marshsls receive instructions
The following named distinguished Orators will address
the meeting:
HoE. CHRISTIAN ROsELIUS,
Hon. VIM. NJ. RANDOLPH,
Hon. B. F. JONAS,
Hon. W. F. BLACKMAN,
Hon. R. N. OGDEN.
Aher adjournment of the meeting the Grand Marshal
will the Clubs all citizens DESTROYS OF contributing
the effect of this Grand Demonstration, in procession
which will under his direction assisted BY the Deputy
Grand Msrshas and the Msrshas of the Clubs with music
banners, transpsnces etc. through the following named
streets:
Up Chsres St Joseph up St. Joseph TO Camp;
down Camp and Chartres to Square, through St.
10 Royal up Royal 10 Canal down Canal Rampant; up
the south side of Canal the Clay Statue where the process
will be DISMISSED.
The Democrnc Central Committee cordially invite their
fellow to contribute thu ecat Of this proposed
Grand Demonstration, which intended to naugurate in
Louisiana the principles of the Platform Of the Democratic
Party, adopted BY the New York Convention secure
her vote for
HOKATIO SEYMOUR
FRANK II. BLAIR. Il
By order OF the Committee:
THOMAS L. MACON,
President.
J. W. BRYANT, Secretary pro. TEN.
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At,U Orleans POStOmce.
Time of Arrival and Departure of Malls.

Time Of Arrival and Departure of Malls,
Route sOEew Orleans to Brashis leaves daily (exeept
Sunday at IA. Arrive daily Sunday excepted BY p n
Route s0O2-New Orleans to Canton, departure daily.
Closes at $3.50 NJ Sunday at II Arrives daily a. SIS
p.
Route sN3-New Orleans St. Francisvile supplying al
the Offices opened departure Monday at Friday at
8 A. N. Arrives Monday and Friday mornings
Route s0Eew Orleans to CarolIton Jefferson City,
departure Monday and Thursday at A. Arrives Monday
and Thursday at4P.M
Route sOO5-New Orleans to Buras Settlement Lower
Coast departure Tuesday and Friday n Arrives Sun
day and Thursday.
NJ Sunday at u n. Arrives daily by SAN
Route sOO7-New Orleans to Covington, la departure
Monday and Thursday at A. N Arrives Tuesday and Friday
at4PN.
N. Arrives daily by Il
Route S0sNew Orleans to Yicksburg, supplying al tho
Offices opened to Vieksburg; also Red River and Ouaehs
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at N. Ar
rIses MONDAY rIuay niUI.i4so.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays at NJ
Saturdays at ll1S A Rascagoua, Saturdays tIlJS
Mails for Galveston, Houston, IndianOla San Antonio
Brownsville Brazo Santiago via New Orleans and Opeousag
Railroad, close alta NJ. on Sunday and Thursday.
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba, West
Indies etc.
Guadaloupe, Martinique. French and Drteh Guiana &c
Vincents St. Lucia ST. Vincent Trinidad reaada-ls cents
half or, optional
Cuba, Mexico, Hayti Porto Rico ST. Thomas Jamaica,
Venezuela United States Of Colombia, Englh Guiana-lO
cents half or, obligatory.
Bolivia, Chill, Eeuador-3l cents half o. obligatory
Cireular Postage
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany cents each.
France 4, England g. and Italy u cents each
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden -, via Hamburg II cents each.
Circulars rated as book packets, 4 o. or under
Once Hours.
Opens at O'Clock A. NJ. closes atsPM.
Sundays, Office opens at o'clock A. NJ closes atl2x
r. w. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
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Observing CITY TINE closely possible the Trains
viii follows hating 81 Canal street. French Mar
kst at Old Passenger Depoi and ct C aborne street.
Steam Train leaves New Opt Steam Train Lake End
Lo'c A NJ a ipcEA
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Circular Postage

Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, s cents each.
France Z, England 6, and Italy II cents each
Russia TO- via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden -, via Hamburg II cents each.
Circulars are rated as book packets, o. or under
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Continued .fTTTUaEs.
wILLIAM DAUPH HIN,
15O.........-.... CANAL STREET................I5O
Received this week hue assortment Of Paris BLONDES
DONA MARIA, SILK BAREGE. Frosted gULLE and
CREP and very tine OF Cobarg straw and Paris
Be NNErS, White MaTs6iles HATS and GOLD BANDS
New Goods Of the latest make will be received regularly all
W. DAUPHTN,
Retail Store No $50 Canal street
Wholesale Rooms o. &C Custo nhouse street
3IT Broadway New York.
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III. IN. Thompson,

N. IA. Thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
NO. Is EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NEW YORB
sPEcIAE AsxErs EsW ORLEANS oRzsaz.,l
An Glasses Of HEROHAEDISK AsKIoULrURAI, I'M
rLEhEsIs' etc., ETC., purchased on commission.
Coed spurchAsee only Of srst Houses aad a. ~ -
no. lovsr than parties can purchase themssiveA
sufficient must be tied 70 cover frsirht .na,o.
missions, the balance PAYABLE ON DELIVERY
Commission. on Suns 40. <cesdng Sl0o per cent an,
oseding $780, ~ per cent
Oouecsions on al points promptly attended 70
Assrenoe-oOL >. o. NIXON, PrOprisssF Of N
Hsv Orlssns ORrsazrT
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important to LatCyers.

TIE ACTS OF TEE LAST LEGISLATURE.
HsdAnd begun on the 7sth January 1867 the city ofEez
work. $3.50
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POHtcHdrfrdtn

r AILROAD COMPANY.
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ONCE IEoura.

Opens at O'Clock A. NJ; closes atsPx.
Sundays, Office opens at O'Clock A. NJ; closes tl2E
r. W. TALIAFERRO,
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RefnOrGF.

Z L X n &c co.
Have removed their
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE TO
100 Canal Street,
Opposite Christ Church.
CARPETING, OIL CLOTH MATING WINDOW
SHADES, CURTAIN MATERIALS, Etc
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Sunday, the 10Th Iastant

rh. Road, as now extended, VIII be opened to the yaO-
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HORATIO SEYMOUR

FRANK II. BLAIR.
By order OF the Committee:
THOMAS L. MACON,
President
J. w. BRYANT, Secretary pro. TEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-10
Foreign News.

Pigeott, editor of the Dublin lrlshman,
whose arrest was noticed yesterday, is charged
with eight seditious libels uttered last year.
Piggott is son of the Chief Justice of Ire
land. Burke, Casey, Shaw, and Muloney, the
Fenians who were arrested at Birmingham, on
the charge Of bringing arms there tor the
Brotherhood, were brought up at BOW street
for examination. Bail was offered, but was
not accepted, and the prisoners were sent to
Birmingham for trial for treason and felony. =
The vac containing the prisoners, in its transit
to and from Bow street, was guarded by a
strong escort of military and several platoons
of police, all under arms and with drawn cut
lasses. These extraordinary precautions were
adudged necessary, as the authorities had re-
ceived information of threatened rescue. No
disturbances, however, occurred.
The bullion In the Bank of England has
slightly decreased since the last statement.
At a large Conservative dinner in Berlin,
Count Won Bismarck was present and made
speech. He reviewed the present political
situation in Europe, in the course Of which he
said war with France this year was phan-
tom, and urged his hearers to dismiss all fears
in the matter.
The Austrian frigate Novora, Admiral Tege-
thotf, with the remains of the late Macmillan
on board, had arrived ct the Island of Corfu,
on her way to Triest. ~
{ The London Times says the English are still
at Senape, in Abyssnia. There is no sickness,
and the natives are friendly.
The new Cabinet of Portugal favors the col
lection of taxes. The taxes are odious to the
people to such an extent as to cause the reslg-
nation of the previous Cabinet.
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AIEYA NnRI I|GAZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
zVtRGTNfASNEWS.

On the.llth inst, James %. Boyd, Of Pitt
sylvania county, a highly-respected and popuu--
lar youug man, in the. bloom of youth and g
manly vigor, was dashed against tree byr&a
pair Of runaway horses and instantly killed,
under circumstances the most heart rendlng.
His aged parents, who lately lost three sons BY
the wal, were looking UP to him assthe main
stay of their declining years. .s.2.a.=,:-sa5'eaz
The Richmond Dispatch tells the sad story
of beautiful girl, the darling Of her fathers
home in Petersburg, who fell victim to the
wickedness of a villain, who pretended to be
her lover. After causing her ruin, he lett her
oibrood on her shame and desertloD. Hel
mind lost its balance and she strayed from hel
home to Richmond, where she was recently
found by her relations in condition OF grea,
misery and restitution.
Joel Miller & Co., Of the Piedmont Land
Agency, sold, ON Monday last, 400 acres of land
near Scottsville, Abemarle county, belonging
to Geo. W. Coleman, to Mr.. Mifaln Gault, Of
Penn, for SIT per acre. Also, farm OF 2S(
acres, the property of VIM. Snead, near B NJ
Church, to MIR. WEIGH, of Maryland.
l. D. G. Ragsdale, died at his residence at Pitt
sylvania Court House, on the LIST inst, after
brief illness. He had been presiding Justice
Of the county court for a number of years, anc
was a member Of the last Virginia Legislature
Several companies Of the Eleventh regiment
of u. S. Infantry left Richmond yesterday, 60
ing southwark" 1t was understood they were
under orders for South Carolina. ~
John S. Preston has accepted the invitation
extended by The literary societies of the Uni,
versity of Virginia to address them on the fna
day Of the ensuing session. s
Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, large bank,
ing and real estate firm in Richmond, suspend.
ed payment yesterday. Their deposltors will
be paid.
James L. Denny, esq.,, for long period ar
officer of the Bank of Virginia, at Danvie,
died there last week.
Rev. Henry A. Wise, it is said, is to be call
ed to the pulpit of St. Pauls Church, in Pc
tersburg.
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BAYS!
PAPER BAGS!
THOSE PAPER BAGS Chat is, another
supply have Just arrived, and will be constant
~ arriving, if thoy continue to depart as they
have done recently.
These Bags come direct from the factory, and
90 direct to the purchaser at factory prices.
FLOUR SACKS, Of any size, furnished to
order, with your name and place Of business
stamped on them, without additional charge,
and as our manufactory is pressed with orders,
we have to adopt the ''Miller's Rule" first
come, first served so don't wait until you arc
entirely out before you order more.
JOHN II. PARROTT,
Dealer in Blank Books, Writing and Wrapping
Paper, Stationery Of all sorts Sheet Music,
&c. &C., corner King ard Water streets.
n. B I omitted to state that my goods come
direct from the manufacturers, importers ana
publishers, and as I deal upon strictly cash
principles l give ny friends the benefit, hay
ing adopted the motto Small profits and quick
sales" j. H. p, as above stated.
p. S-As zone good turn deserves auother,"
according to the old adage, pstronize those
who patronize me, and having large family
to feed, who are fond Of good things, you will
please make note Of it. J. H. p, do, do, DO
Fourthly and Lastly for the Present.-lf l
do not sell you goods as cheap as any one Csc,
do not expect you to buy Of me-. aAd. wee
versa. I charge nothing for SHOWING go3ds
JOHN Ii. PARROT.
innTtf as said before
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-10

CRIME IN, West VIRGINIA. Within the
year two most horrible murders were commit
ted in Parkersburg, West Virginia, and few
months ago the remains Of a murdered man
were found in culvert, near this city whose
murderer it was ascertained came here from
Parkersburg. On Monday, q German named
Schafer, made a bold attempt to take the life
of respectable citizen. of Parkersburg. but
was frustrated and placed under arrest.
stances attending these horrible murders, which
caused the citizens TO suspect Schafer of being
guilty, of the commission of them all, and a
large crowd surrounded the Jail and threatened
to lynch him. This afternoon Schafer made q
full confession to Catholic priest in the pre-
sence OF several Witnesses. acknowledging his
guilt of all the murders mentioned above =
/ Wheelang Gazette
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Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, the House amend
ment to the bill to prevent fraud in the collec,
ton of the tax on distilled spirits was agreed to
and the bill, as amended, was passed. Mr..
Morton called up his resolution directing the
Committee on the Judiciary to report bill
abrogating the existing State governments in
the South and providing for the establishment
of proper governments in lieu thereof. Mr..
Morton proceeded to deliver long address in
favor of his resolution, and in the course OF his
remarks made violent attack on Gen. Han
cock for the PRONUNCIATION Of his order No. l,
which he conceived to bea defiance of Congress
sional authority. The debate on the resolu-
ton was continued until the expiration of the
morning hour, when the House bill to suspend
any additional contraction of the currency was
taken up; A long discussion Of financial ques,,
tons followed, in which Mr.. Sherman and
others argued in favor of the bill, and Mr..
Fessenden and others opposed it. Without
acting on the bill, the Senate, adjourned.
:. The House of Representatives, yesterday
resumed the consideration of the resolution re-
ported on Tuesday from the Committee on For
eign Affairs, requesting the President to inter
cede for the release Of Rev. John Mcmahon,
who is imprisoned in Kingston, G.. w. After a
long discussion, the resolution was altered to
make it read, arrested for alleged treason and
felony" and the resolution was then passed as
verbally amended A similar resolution in rela-
ton to John Lynch, who is also in Kingston
jail, was passed Mr.. Wood then offered a joint
resolution to make similar effort to secure the
release of Col. Warren and Col. Nagle and
others, who were arrested in ireland, and it
was also adopted. The House agreed to the
Senate amendment to the bill abolishng the
bonded warehouse system. The Committee
on Ways and Means reported a bill authorizing
the appointment of commission of five. per-
sons by the Secretary of the Treasury, and who
shall make an examination of all meters sub
mitted for use 10 tie distieries, and who shall
report upon such meters end recommend one
for adoption before January next; pending the
action of the commission, and until meter
has been adopted, all further Government work
in the manufacture of meters shall be suspen-
ded. This gave rise to long and angry dis
cussion chiefly in relation to the appointments
made by the President and the Secretary Of
the Treasury which. were denounced in the
most violent language by Mr.. Logan, Of Illinois
Mr.. Marshall and other gentlemen made speech
es in reply to Mr., Logan. Pending debate the
House, without taking vote, adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-10

On the 9Th instant, WILLIAM LEWIS, %rd
son of J. W. Renter, aged years ard months
leaving O devoted father and one brother TO
mourn their loss. Nssi- The friends and &C
quaintances Of the family are respectfully IN
yited to attend his funeral, on Sunday after
noon, at 3 O clock, trom his fathers residence,
West End.
How short the race my Vii hrs run,
Cut down in all his bloom;
The course but yesterday begun,
Now finished in he tomb.
Sleep, dearest Willie sleep,
While for thee must weep.
- On the morning Of the 81 instant, 3: his resi-
dence, near Markham Station, in Fauquicr co ,
DIR. WM. c.. STHIBLING, in tao 18th gear Of
his age. ........ .......
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REMARKS line market closes very 1uleI
and dull, buyers being very Indifferent.
In Flour there has been but little doing, and
prices have undergone no material change
This sales have been confined chiefly to the city
trade.
Wheat closes inactive, though prices are
firm Small sales Of fair white at $685. No sales
of primo white or red reported-last sales Of
the latter at 27O The offerings on Change to-
day were very light.
Corn has further declined, and there is less
active demand Offerings Of 1926 bushels,
which sold at ll5a116 for up-country white and
mixed prime river white would command
higher figures.
Rye is very quiet, with small sales 1T l54
Oats quiet; offerings light and demand mod
crate; sales at TIC.
Plaster ia fair request. At last weeks quota
tons.
Butter is in demand for prime, Of which there
is q scarcity.
Eggs very scarce, and prices have advanced
10 5Ja53c at which figures all that arrived yes
terday were taken.
llies l8azOc per pound by the quantity. and
2O1Z2 for superior lots. Chickens and ducks lGa
18c per h.
Dressed Hogs scarce, and prices have further
advanced to Sl0al0 50 per 100 lbs, with &C
tive demand.
BALTIMORE MARKET, January 9.-Flour.--
For export the demand continues light. and
prices have favored shippers. Local wants are
fair, and comparatively better prices obtained
Grain.--With moderate offerings and fair de-
mand from milcrs, prices Of Wheat have ruled
steady throughout the week, particularly ior
southern Pennsylvania is less active, and for
low grades dull. Corn is in active demand,
both for foreign and home shipment, and prices
for prime dry lots quite steadily 1nalntalncd.-
Oats are rather scarce and prices toward the
close advanced several cents Rye.-Keceipts
and sales limited, and prices lower.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, January O.
Beef CNttle.-Prices ranged as follows Old
Cows and Sca!awags at 4aS4 50; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 50aS5 SO; fair to good
Stock Cattle 5a$G; fair quality Beeves 50a
So IS; and the very best Btcves 75aS9 per leo
lbs, the average price being about So 23-a de-
dine of 25c per 100 lbs on the prices Of last week
the demand during the past week, and the mar
ket without any special change sales Of fair
to good Sheep at 4a5c, and extra qualities, which
are scarce, ct 3a6c per 10 gross.
Hogs.-The supply has increased during the
past week, and with q more active demand
prices nave advanced zoe per lOJ lbs Oh The
rates of last week, prices to-day ranging from
SO to Sl1 per 100 lbs net for fair TO good fat
Hogs.
PRICE OF CoAL.-A New York letter of w d.
nesday says:
Most descriptions Of coal continue to decline
in value. The attendance Of the trade ut the
last public sale was fair, but the disposition to
purchase was not very marked. Many facto-
ries and ther establishments that usually con-
sumo great deal of coal are now closed, and
this fact, no doubt, has much to do with the de-
preston Of TIE market