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MARRIED,

On wednesday, June 10th, 1888 in the Disciples
church ut Louisa Courthouse, Va, by Rev.. A.
Cutler, G. W. HUNTER, of Staunton, Va, to
Miss LUKE NJ. JONES, daughter or Major +.
Richmond, Charlottesville, and Culpeper papers
please COPY. =
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The closing address, delivered by Rev.
Or. L. NJ. Lee, pastor Of Union Station, was
replete with much wholesome advice to the
grown folkB as well as to the children. az.
The next monthly meeting will be held at
Trinity church on the second Sunday IN
I July next. 4 t.3s z !: & aS
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Old Age.

Old age, the evening of our life, the air
End sweet tranquility of light when day
Hath laid its implements of toll away,
And the last breeZes cool the brain from care;
So may'st thou end the silver twilight star
Thy symbol high Of happiness and peace,
Drawing more beauty as the sounds decrease
Between the dusk and nights approaching car
Thy well-proved arms to eager Youth resign;
They fit him well !; the council chair Is thine.
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From North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of Governor Holden.

RALEIGH, June 15.-William W. Holden,
Governor elect Of North Carolina, issues
his proclamation tomorrow converting the
General Assembly on Wednesday the 1st
of July next. The State officers will be
installed, it is understood, as soon as their
disabilities have been removed, except
such as are already qualified, who, it is
presumed, will comply with the law of
Congress lust passed.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
The monthly meeting of this Association
was held in the Second Baptist church last
evening, G. II. Winston, president, in the
chair. The reports Of the superintendent
showed the following average attendance for
the month ~ L-N..t. /
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PATENT MEDIcINEs.-Mr. Schensk said
in the House, Saturday, that there were but.
.twoz ingredients In the patent medicines
which Mr.. Barnes wished should not be
taxed one-haK poison and the other half
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ArrfvaI OF European Steamers. -
F NEW YORK, June 15.-The steamers Sara
gossa, Moore, and Niagara, arrived yester-
day and this morning.
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Thanks to Turner, No. lila Main street
for Huper'S Bazdr-an excellent No.
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YXTARM SPRINGS, BATH GoUNTY,

81 vE@NVA.-ChA9SfEO r Skst,s..-
giving recently assumed the proprfetorshir Of this
old and fashionable watering place and eoMp!cted
our arrangements Tor the q vty1sora
eort has been Haade 70 restore to this establish.
naens its former reputation. The reredia! proper.
the numbers who have been relieyedof Rhsumafict
equity, and other Affections while the iuxgry o.
Ten. Persons deafrous 70 have ta!i snfetsnaslon
coIceYning the character Of tbs waters may con.
suit our circular. which Will DO fenk 70 thtn', on
application, free OF postage. ~,
We pledge ourselves that our table shs1 NOT Se
inferior 10 xny kept either 70 city or country ~
living. - -, 80 :. Q M. h-.nnd
and stanntou To MiIlboro, dep0ks ON TO xnSasts
Central rxilroad where ftne Of stagcs ooatss ~
with the trains, enabling passengsn " ssSMsond'
Springs the same dsy aftef .e ssss.nsc
| RITrs 0p board: Per dsys y@sss V'1 1900
sis; per month f ifsss LII 2 sEyEgsOosssI
Hfn.s 1880
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SUMMER RESORTS,

VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delightful
v summer resort situated fifteen miles west Of
Staunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad. viii
be opened for the accommodation OF guests on the
18th June. -. 30 fsH
Business men wishing retreat for their families
during summer viii have every advantage here.
From Richmond, Baltimore, Washington, and
other cities. they reach these springs on the same
day at O'Clock p. M.
Seven different kinds of water, and, agreeable to
analysis, OF superior quality. fsts8r
The ears stop mt the door.
TERMS: $as per month, SO perweek. % peyday.
Children under twelve years and servants, halt
price. Bathing In Healing Water gratis:
ISrr,y,r faf,
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DATH ALUM SPRINGS,

n BATH COUNTY, VA.
This delightful well-known, and fayortte WA.
TTRING.PLACE, only ten miles from Hillboro'
Depot Virginia Central railroad), Will be open On
the 10th Of June.
The mineral winters, Alum. Alum and Magnesia,
and Chalybeate) Of these Springs stand nnriyalled
as curative for Dyspepsia, Chronic DiarrhGa,
Scrofula, and all cutaneous diseases. -
Persons suffering from weakness and general
debility win find great benefit In the use OF the SUI
pcrior ChaIJbeate Water with which nature has
SO literally supplied this place.
The buildings have undergone thorough reno
yation, and are In excellent condition. The cot
tages are delightfully."- situated and newly fitted mp
making them quite attractive.
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, Eicn-
mond, Lynchburg, In the morning get on ~ MI.
bore, Depot for Bath Alum, W8rIn, HOE, 9ao heal
Ing. arriving at Bath Aluul the same evening 70
BBath Alum being the nigfh stand for the above
named Springs, visitors can leave dsIy
Trotter i Co.'s line Of coaches.
ciai arraueenscnts made with families that Wish 70
stay month or for the seasSaHr P 1a Nv BIxTRR
cation. soosf n IpAas.s.es1.
my 2S--e0d2m sEn. -. = tUYalSs1-.
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at Rules i, held in the Gle,

once of the Court Of the county Of Aecomae
ON the irst Monday In june, A. d. one thousana
oiaht hundred and sxtyeight the same being the
AT day off the said month, ...sr
BENJAMIN G.. Snyerthorn .......'.''''. i-1'
against 5szs - - sz - J,aSon ,nf,
S1'N0-'- IN CHANCERY. -
Tho object Of this suit Is 70 obtain oeciee ior
tho sale Of certain real estate belonging 70 Inc Gs
San5ant known as the Blower Lot, CONTAINING
Ave acres; situated near HOMETOWN, In SAID cognsEy
and FOR the application Of the proceeds aIis as
rom sad sale To- the satisfaction Or ~
tained nv the plaintiff against the deienasns ot
one hundred and eighty Three dollars anu tms ~
esht cents {siss. with interest thereon sr0 M
sith day of December, A. ID. sez tah paylHsh.'
and Sc. 81 costs. -. s,oa az, an os4 the
na,,ars in this cause that the defendant ID ny
presfdent OF this State, the motion OF tue AZ
An NV his attorneys IL IS ordered that the sala ae
fsndsnt do appear one month s,ssr que
publication Of this order aic &c what - tsi M
II lnroteet bis interests In this SUIT aha tns.
,3er Ia n,tbifshed once week Tor loor E
,reaEs in the Dispatch newspaper p1Dlsnsa. "
~ cisV 6f Richinond, and copy thereet POSI-
~ The Iont door OF the court-house OF tns county
an fs rst dsy of the next term OF ne SAG court
"a = O afslw. Deputy fos:J. w. GilleL G. &c.
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m HE HOT Rim G. s.,
= BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
sEvENTY-sIx TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
JAMES A. McCLUNG, Manager.
- nc. TARDY & Co., Proprietors.
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE; if

The Hotel has been recently enlarged. and new
baths constructed. No expense or effort has
been spared by the proprietors to render this
famous watering place rs comfortable as possible
to all visitors The hot waters here have been well
known for more than half century to possess In Q
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative detergent, ana
stimulating properties and have become justly cell
ebrated for the cure of rheumatism, govt diseases
Of the liver, skin, bladder, and womb paralyss,
the result of injury serous effusion; contraction
Of muscles and Joints, diarrhPa, and dyspepsia &C
companied with sore mouth and tongue.
Route from the North pt1 Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad to Gordonsvtlle thence rfd virginia
Central railroad to Millboro' Depot, thence by
Trotter & Co.'s stage line over turnpike road TO
Hot Springs-distance, twenty miles. 80
Route from the South rta Richmond or Lynch
burg and Virginia Central railroad to Millboro'.
A new turnpike from COvington 70 Hot Springs
Is now under construction which VIII pass through
the beautiful valley Of Jacksons river and By tho
is expected to be finished by July LIST, and will
shorten the stage ride several miles while the pas
senger will be saved the fatigue OF crossing the
mountain and enjoy the opportunity OF seeing the
fine scenery Of one Of the most beautiful valleys In
ABAND OF MUSIC engaged for the season.
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up, &c,
For descriptive pamphlets and Sw apply
post-ofice box SIT, Richmond, Va. or TO
J. A. MccLuNG Msnager,
Board-sa per day, $50 per week, $7S per month.
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Ma,orRszn H Wocnw AID AAass g; SIM

vyY1VERsITY on VIRGINIA.- AP-
fMpnrNTMEETOF STATE axTrENIt;,-
~ rscity Viii proceed on tho ~ Of s1iy 70 Sne
OF ssste stuents ZOE ia
80 a}ose XII Sha sessl0u except The Thfra
TaWeifth. ThiNeenth, twentieth 1xdrs ana
Thiyty-third. :. !. sssss--ss =
Anpiicatinal shonld be addressed 39 ,yrsw
40 me cAairusA oslas xaesaty.
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OTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
IN CERN.-Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court
of the United States for the District OF Virginia
Virginia and Of all its branches. All persons IN
debted to said banks are hereby notified forthw1th
authorized agents or attorneys; and all persons
having claims against said banks must forthwith
file notices of the same, setting forth the amount
claimed. with me. DAVID j. SAUNDERS,
ie TUX FtNOylSIf1 Receiver.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUms SPRINGS.

III OPEN JUNE !.
This most fayorite resort alike for health ana
recreation is now In complete order for the rccep-
tion of guests. Our aim shall be to keep better
than IL has ever been kept before.
Its remarkable medicinal virtues need rot now DC
Advertised to the Virginia public and the South.
For full information as TO all particulars, apply
for Pamphlet, with map Of railroad routes, &C., 70
~ :" PURCELL, IADD d CO., Richmond,
A. B. FUCKER CO., Lynehburg,
or by mail to - nv ,,,..
Board 80 per day-$so per month.
Passengers leave the cars ut GOSHEN Uepot:
Stage fare. $3.50. Through tickets can be bought
to the Springs. my2Lsm
TINE AMELIA SPRINGS WILL BE
Il open for boardcrs on and after the 18th OF
For terms, apply to JAMES G. MOORE, Jetcrs-
$3.50 - : 80 s, s. COTTRELL, ESQ.
70 eod1u s- $3.50 Richmond, Va.
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THE JACKSON RIVER HOTEL is now
/ open for the accommodating Of BOARD
ERS, Persons in quest Of q nice SUMMER RE-
SORT will find this place admirably suited 70 their
wants. There are good ALUM, SULPHUR, ana
CIALYBEATE SPRINGS In q short distance OF
the Hotel.
The table win be well supplied with all the DELI
CACIES OFTHE SEASON.
Board by the month. &3S; children under ten
''''O j. A. COGBTIL,
Jackson's River Depot.
10 q sw ALLEGHENY county, Virginia.
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The quiet smile within the clear blue eye;

Qu1tL eye
The scarce, fine hair that shines like sllvery
frost ss. '.,sa- ,,e o.
With mornings early sunbeams family crossed
The thin, pale hand, with azure tracery;
Venerable motions, and the frame by time
Hallowed and half withdrawn from loud life,
Like some cathedral gray with memories rife
In pillowed nislcs and walks of arChing line:
These are the traits on which thy mellowed light
Rests ere 1t sets, to rise beyond the night. =
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4tHrLDREN's CARRIAGES So Sc 8
!'s1sa5 FOR SALE Low.
.-s.,z--,.. -J. z. TOWERS q co..
jeH-1w Opposite spotswood Hotel

lDoNDHOLDERS ss0UTHSIDE Rail-
I'd ROAp C0MFANY are requested td coMlnu-
nicata With Ms5or -. Johnston, PeseEsbnTg,
VS. THE character and amount OF hnnGs they holds
{ dtks amennt Of past dne interest now remaining
Mn ysatd stating ashetheI suGh bonds bear slxsor
sisiitlS Or e, cent intetes and whether en-.
sdorsed BY thsac1tv Of Petersarrss aud when they
Msfor Jollnston tserapoweredytoT arrange for the
exchanga OF konda, and for The funding pe the past
ste alpoa terms Esc1nn0t. 1aakto 4ye
vitality 10 the debt and pitce u upon . bs6ia %
are nzred 10 props sction1n this
a' l'a1' 's.s- : q y. WILLIAM MAH0NE,
+ "A "A -arstsss gSsf 81 President.
rs MA DAY MADE BY ANY .0NE
5gylkV T Ps1ATaE IA srENCIL T0oLsy -.-
nre.usy. samples free. Beware OF infringers.
ny 3. FULLA.
IL nim &. y ~, .r. GpfinGnal Yexmolt.
TNREgH EV RI 4 so NDAY EAE-
!. XdrEsB ANszEG. SOFA. TaAslua (
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old NEWSPAPERS FOR WRAPPING
" PAPER.-A large lot at
IL 10 49,. 2. l1Is Main street
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PowHATAN wEIsIGER
has removed to 1els MAIN STREET, opposite the
nost-oce and is now opening the latest sty ies OF
HATS for the spring trade. mn Es-eoasm
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The London telegraph 0thees employ
more thar 800 Namsn..
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r AIDES SODA SALOON, CORNER OF
MAN AND NINTH STREETS.
49, ie 5-Tu&S1m
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;TNREg III 4 EVER 4 4 So NDAY " EzE-
.DfYfrEfE ANCTEG.s s5s dsiua {
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IMPORTED -KISSENGEN and VICHY
Il WATERS at -
10 -Tn&Slm EZEKlEL1S SODA SALOON. n
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------------- - Engineer and superintendent
jeSF&TutJe22&w2t
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Board-sa per day, $50 per week, s7s per month.
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!. These Bonds are based upcn the most vital
and valuable part of the Grand National Pacific
Railroad. soon to become the main channel OF
communication on the continent.
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Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent in the hospitals
| Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
! that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement of mind, we're cur
l 81
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Cretnu Affairs.

WASHINGTON, February 5.-Aavices
from Crete, to the llth of January, state
that the Turks acknowledged that Ali
Pasha entirely failediin his mission, and
it was believed he was about to return
TO ConstantinOp!e.
Many of the leading Cretan Turks
were beginning to express themselves
favOrably on the subject of an eventual
annexation of the Island TO Greece.
Saba Pasha, the newly named Turk
ish Governor of Sphakin, was twice at
tackled by the people of the Province
while proceeding to lake possession OF
his command, and was compelled to re-
trace his steps after losing some of his
followers.
Seven more Provinces had voted for a
union with Greece.
The Cretans have M this day declared
themselves; by $4,000 votes, free from
the Sultan, and forming a part of the
Dominion of King George.
Two more Turkish battaliOns had ar
rived ut the Island from TheSsaly.
The Russian vessels were engaged in
saving women and children from the
brutality of Salbincs.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Beatty, member elect from Ohio,
had the oath of Office administered him
by the Speaker.
Mr.. Cook, from committee on Roads
and Canals, reported a bill authorizing
the building OF railroad from Wash
ington City to connect with the North
ern Central railroad at or near the State
line between Pennsylvania and Mary
land Ordered printed and recommit-
ted.
On melton of Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa,
Senate bill for the protection in certain
cases of persons making disclosures as
parties or testifying as witnesses was
referred TO the Judiciary committee.
The House proceeded to the consider
alton of the bill declaring forfeited
to tue United States certain lands
wanted to aid in the construction
of Railroads in Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Florida.
The amendment of Mr.. Arnell to OK
empt from forfeiture the lands of the
Nashville and Decatur Railroad was
agreed TO.
Mr.. Tabor meved to table the bill and
rejected the amendment of Mr.. Pile to
except the lands of the Alabama and
Tennessee River Railroad Company,
but was not agreed to. The bill then
passed.
The House proceeded to the consider
alton of the bill reported from the COM
mittee on Foreign Affairs, concerning
the rights of American citizens in for
eign states.
Mr.. Judd continued his speech in crit
iciSm of the bill.
The House proceeded to business on
the Speakers table and referred all the
bills thereon, excepting that author
izing the Secretary of War to employ
con asel to defend Generals in carrying
ont the Reconstruction acts, which
passed.
An Executive communication was re-
ceived relative TO the famine in Sweden
and Norway and asking an appropria-
ton for the expenses of the Surratt
trial.
The House went into committee of the
Whole. Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, in the
chair, on the Military Academy appro-
priation bill, apprnpriating about S3O4,-
600.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, moved n
proviso requiring all cadets to take the
test oath on admission.
No quorum voting, the House adj
iOurncd.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
WHEELING MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 5.-Evening.
The market quotation of this week
have not varied of any consequence
from what they we're reported in our
last weeks issue. Flour is more firm
than it has been for some time, but has
not yet changed in price. A strong dis
position is manifested on the part OF
sellers to hold off for an advance.
FLOUR-Extra 10 25a10 80; XX 10 80
a1O -; spring family, IL 25all IS; fancy,
u 50al3 80; market dull.
GRAIN-Prime wheat firm; red win
is quoted at 2 80; white 2 60a2 90. Corn,
new shelled at 90ca1 90; in the ear e0aS5c.
Barley at 50al % and in demand. Rye
att 25al 81. Oats firm at 55a60c.
SEEDS-Cloyer is quoted ut e 50a7 90;
Timothy at , 50a3 90; dax at 75a2 90.
PROVISIONS-New Bulk Shoulders
at lie packed. Sugar Cured Hams at
l6c packed. Bacon shoulders l2ic.
DRESSED HOGS-Sales at 7aS!c, ac-
cording TO quality.
LARD-l3c in tierce; 1910 in kegs.
BEANS-Navy at 25a3 so per bush.
CHEESE-Western Reserve at 15c;
Hamburg ut 16c; factory and English
Dairy at lsc.
CARBON OIL-4Sc and charge for
package 2 90.
LARD OIL-Refned extra winter
strained, No. at ] l5al 20.
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\ Z
CoFFEE-Fair to good at 23a24ci
prime at 25a26c; HummelPs Essence at
8 90 per gross.
SUGAR-Common at 12ia13c; Cuba at
l3ic; Porto Rico at 14ic; hard refined at
l7salSc; A coffee at lie; B do at 16fc C;
do at 164c.
SYRUP-55a60c for lower grades; 70a
75c for good to medium; S0a1 90 for
good to best brands; Porto Rico melas-
ses, 75as5c.
S0DA-7c for American, and &c for
New Castle.
STARCH-Western, sa9c; Glen Cove,
134c; Maizena,, 13ic.
FISH-Lake herring, half bbls., 3 so;
white fish, half bills, 6 so; kits, 2 so for
No. 1; 2 90 for No. 9; new mackerel in
half bbls., for No. 3 medium, g so; for
No. 2, large, 8 so; No. /, 10 %.
BROOMS-2 25 for good, 3OOa3 80 for
medium; and 4 00a4 so for extra.
SALT-Dairy, 3 rs; Ohio River 3 co..
TOBACCO-Dark los rs and Us Navy,
re; bright rs and lbs 75aS5c; fancy
bright rs and lbs, 9Oca1 Is; bright
los, S5a90c.
WHEELING sToGIEs-s 5OalO 90
per 1000.
COTTON YARNS-36c for Georgia
and Eastern. Cotton batting 25a26c.
SOAPS-Family, 6ic; German, stc;
Eastern Family, 10allc.
CANDLES-City mould tallow, Is;
star 24a25c; hotel 2sc.
RICE-Rangoon 10c; Carolina lie.
HOMINY-White flint, per Dbl, DC per
lib.
WOODEN WARE-Two hoop buck
cts 90 per dozen; washboards 3 % per
dozen. Tubs, No. l, Ia 80; No. 2, Il. %;
No. 3, II so per dozen.
LEAD AND SHOT-Bar lead l2e.
Shot so per bag.
DRUGS AND OILS-Indigo l 50a
l 10, according to quality; blue vitriol
lac; extract lOgwood 15a16c, assorted
weights 17c: madden, prime, 14al5c; lin
seed oil 20a1 %; tanners Oil 90cal %;
lubricating oil 25a50c; turpentine, in
barrels, zoe; cassia, in mats, SOa55c;
cloves SOC; nutmegs 50al 60; mace 10
al IS; pepper 36c; allspice 35c; borax 4Oa
42c; camphor l l5a1 20; concentrated
ley, American so, Pittsburgh 8 90 per
box; do in paper so; white lead, pure
4 90 for % lbs; do I'd quality 3 00a3 so
for % lbs; do Sd quality, IS for % lbs;
French zinc 90 for % lbs.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole 30a34c; oak
tanned 45a47c; harness 44a45c; skirting
4Sc per ID. Bride So 90 per dozen.
Calf skins-American 25a1 50 per ID:
French 90a2 10: upper SOC per foot.
HIDES-Green &c; cal: skins 15c.
GLASS-Franklin brand, Sxl0, 4 90;
l0xl2, a 80.
IRON-Swedes, TIC; common bar
iron, Ate; horse shoe iron, SIC; heavy
band iron, &c; hoop and light band,
sic.
NAILS-1Od to God nails, 3 % per
keg; cd and Sd nails, 5 so per key; cd
and I'd nails, 70. Other sizes in pro-
portion. Cut Spikes 5 -.
WHEELING ALEX 10 90 per Dbl;
Xxx IL 90; Kenneth and Burton ~ 90;
champagne IA 90. porter 10 90; brown
stout 10 90.
LAGER BEER---t Dbl l 40; Dbl 2 Is
] Dbl 80; bbls HOO.
MALT S5a1 80.
HOPS---New 60a70c per ID.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register. !

LONDON, February 5.-At the great
meeting at Birmingham yesterday John
Bright made speech. He pleaded the
wrongs of Ireland, in part extenua-
ton of the late Fenian outrages, and
begged for church reform. Mr.. Bright
said there was nothing the United states
government could do, if Ireland were
part and parcel Of the United States,
that England might not do also II she
would.
FLoRENcE, February 1.-The Pope
recently ordered the Catholic clergy to
have TIE Deum sung in all churches of
Italy for the victory of the Papal arms
Mt Montana. King Victor Emanuel is
sued proclamation prohibiting TIE
holding of religious ceremonies for such
purpose within his kingdom.
PARIS, February 5.-The Moniteur
gives an account of the reception ofSig-
nor Beresuti, the new Italian Minister
to Berlin, by the King of Prussia. The
King warmly welcomed him as the first
ambassador from Italy accredited to
the North Germany Confederation, and
congratulated him upon his appoint
ment, declaring it was new pledge of
peace.
LONDON, February 5.-The London
Times has an editorial to-day on the ar
rest of Irish Americans. 1t admits the
Imprisonment of Train at Cork was a
mistake, but says it should be dis
tinCuished from the arrest of lrishmen
who came over here with the secret in
tention of creating revolt against the
government.
LIVERPOOL, February 5.-The strike
of the cabmen of this city still contin-
ues, to the great Inconvenience of all
classes. Atpresent there is no prospect
of a compromise.
Cork, February 5.-Early this morn
ing a considerable body of men, sup
posed to be Fenians, were discovered in
the vicinity of MacroOm Castle, about
wenty miles west of this city. They
appeared to be preparing to make an
attack upon the Castle, aud the author
tiles OF the town of Macroom were no.
titled of the danger. A strong force of
police were forthwith ordered to the
ground and as they appeared the Fe-
mans dispersed in all directions.