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NOTICE.

THE OWNERS OF ALL DOGS wILLa-0
J. take notice that on and after the GEH
First day Of August, A. D. 1868, the town-41
ordinance, providing for the levy and collection
OF o Tax on Dogs within the Incorporation OF
tho town OF Gold Hill, and empowering the Mar.
shall to lmpound all Dogs not wearing q tag and
strictly enforced
II. CRANDALL, Marshal.
Gold Hill, July 80. 1858. jy3ltf
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LOST

TN GOLD HILL, BETWEEN THE sTH
and the 24th of July. a piece Of two Shares
Of stock in the Imperial Mining Company, Gold
Hill. being No. i0,i0l. and standing In tho
name Of II. II. Flagg. The public arc Cautioned
against buying Il. ls transfer has been stopped.
The finder will be rewarded BY leaving il With
II, II. Fiagg. WILLIAM PRIZES, Owner,
Gold Hill. July 18th, 1858. iy25-10ts
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To Rent.

MRS. L. 8. BOWERS HOUSE, AT THE
Vl Mil, Crown Point street, to RENT, with
every accommodation to keep the boarders for
the mill. Apply to the Superintendent ct the
Goa Hin, jay 10, I'M, iyisln
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Attention, MiIInlen !

Tor sALE CHEAP THE PANS,
Dough- "a Pump, a lot Of Betting, Pulieys, ETC.,
etc. In the Granite Mil, Gold Hill.
Also, the LOT AND BUILDING.
Apply to E.S. s1MOSDS. =,
Superintendent Eclipse Mil and Mine, Gold
Hill. teim
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MINERS UNION

NHEETs EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Nl In the District Courtroom. B street, Vir-
ginia; and every THURSDAY EVENING In
Theater Hall, Gold Hill.
Nav % 1890 ~vOo n
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Arrivals,
BY WELLS, YAReo AND co.'s LINE.

ny WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Mrs Wilcox, Mrs Litleson, Joe Trench, E
Bloomfield. Fred Kline, o Caryille, E JF
Gilman, W 06ne, J Fogg, Mrs Downer, Mrs
Smith, Miss ] T Warner, Sam Curtis, Kate
Spencer, Mrs Bloomfield, o Nichols, = Fo-
lensby, Miss Hammond, Mr. Hunter, Miss A
C~arriean, Mr. Williams, Mrs Dillon. n Solo.
mon, Mas Laffey, II A Billings, Miss john
son, N H Jacobs, J Vanbalenberg, NJ Lynch,
Mr. O'Connell.
By PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
J Mcclure, Lin Pow, J Hopner, Ching
Lung, Sam Lee, Fong Ting, Mr. aoch.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
sc Gray, Mary Monahan, Matilda Gious,
n LaHler, J C Hart, P J Kennedy, Mr. Tate,
Mr. Barry and family, ] Palmer, E Jacobs, J
B Gagnan, NJ Mesa, T w Bourn. w Kinny,
NJ Fiellan, John Boyd, VIM Williams, Benz
Denton, Mr. Smith, Mrs Holiday, Mrs Orr,
Maria Feliz, Miss Norman, n Lathrop, Jno
Hart, r H Kuh.
By PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
Chas McCarty, Mrs Price, c Richardson.
BY WOODRUFF n ENSoR's LINE.
L Rothchilds, Thomas Morgan, George II
Tassell, P Brigham, D L Woodward, John H
Langner.
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BILLIARD CHALLENGE!

VIRGINIA., July 81. 1868.
III To this State that WALLACE WRIGHT,
Champion OF Nevada, Is DESTROYS Of playing me
a match OF billiards, II I will discount HIS game,
I an induced to make the following proposition:
1 win play Mr.. Wright q four ball carom game
Of billiards, at tho odds Of discount, for 800 q
side, 500 or 1000 points, with - men oaIs,
table. al any place mutually agreeable, to take
Mace between the 18th and 10th OF August, 1883;
proyided' nat the match shall not be played on
Sunday, / have deposited 800 with James W.
Orndorn, OF the Washoe Exchange, TO bln the
match A. W. JAMESON,
jy9s.tf Champion OF the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-01

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED.
i iclne, based upon the laws of nature. Seven.
ty.hve yearsof experience have proved that one.
half ofthoss dying at an carly age can be saved.
Homeopathy cures sllcurable dlseassspsrma.
nently, whIchhave resisted the skill ofthe best
practitionerSo Of any Of the old medical system,
for years.
Homeopathyalms toeradieatediseaSesentlrely
to cure sure and easy, without bleeding, blister.
ing, cauterizlng or drugging, to prolong life and
Lessen the number Of sick days.
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II will thus be seen that Of ono hundsed pa.
tIents treated by Homeopathic physicians, eight
will die. while II the same number are treated by
Allopathie physicians, thirty fonr will die; and
Of the nyrlGds who do under old school treat.
ment tho world over. Homeopathic treatment
would save soventy.sIx OF every hundred
Virginia, August !, 1865. aul
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Medical and Operative Surgery.
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX.
i listing between the undersigned in the Barber
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. The bus
iness VIII he continued as heretofore by j. G.
Mayer. ). G.. MAYER, q
b. 7. BRODEK.
Gold Hill Ney. July 6. 1868. iYO II
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DIR. Hitler pnys r Particular Attentis,
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NEW TO-DAY.

ON.
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HARRISON & DAVIS, rountlo,s.

ii WARREN STREET. NEW-tOKk;
MANr,Acrrnn ri ORDER
{ NlIA!ESoi BELLS ot any number or kry
Musical Hand Bells IN sets from one ~
seven oc,atcS..
Mar Bells il Bron2r. silver or i Alulnn!un
Bronze.
.tlalm Bells OF any weight.
W" Keep constantly on hand Il large as
$orlincil Of Churcll and other Bells.
Carhnrrt Composition liclls 1T litrcn cents
pr' pound This is the r'leaprst brll now ili
tie market.
.\!i ON Bells that are mounted wlh ol,r
l'itriit rintni,ingS are WARRANTED, for two
Wears. The Wairantcr Of all other bell
founders Is ior ono year only.
v g ''aNc The only reliable Sti.rotaw Yoke
cvrr applied !" ll'c ringing ofbrIlS.
Our best Bronze Bclls nrr made from The
best English bronze metal. composed Of
pure copper and TN (wi!hont alloy) or wo
forfeit the price Of the bell
For particulars send for Circular to
HARRISON & DAVIS,
66 NHr:cn-Strrtt, Mex York.
sept ii If
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The Merchants Protective Upiop
Mercantile Reference R0giStor.

J'iif. Merchants Protective Union oirnn
Ir'i to promote and protect trade bv
enabling It's subscribers to attain focil;i, ,nl
>air'N III the granting Of credits, ana iii, r.,
'"vrrN "i claims III al points have 10 an
h"u,cr mat ih"r will. in September 1865,
'n''iSh ~ one large Iuaro vol,,nc
me NcrchuWS' Proicctitt Union Ncr-
Wntn' Hcierence Hrpix,e,;
containing. among Other things thr Names
Mature OF HuSinr>:, Apioun, 81 lnnituI H.
nancinl Slar'lin" anu Rating ~ to trrtn
40 over
q 90, 900
"i 'ht piinripal merchants. traders. hank.
rr', nantliact urcrS. and bubble compn,i,.,
~ more ,han 10000 OF The cities t0Mns, III
Ia@cS, anH settlements throtig ,ou, The lrntI
states. their territories. ana the Bri,jSl,
l'r"N;ilrr, OF North Au.rrica anH rmt,ra
cmg thr most important information attain.
apir anl ncr"SSarvto enable lie merchant,
to ascertain at :. glance The Canital. Ch,r,r
ter, and Degree ui credit of such ot his cll.
TONERS aS are deemed WORTHY ht any grada-
ton of credit. comprising, ,lsO
Il Newspaper UfrtH0yp,
containing The title. character. prizes, AM,
place OF publication. with ful particular.
relative IT, each Journal. hci,,y 4 contplrtr
guide |" HE press of every county In IN,
United states.
The rrpolts and information Will bc con
'lhc,i 10 tho>c deemed worthy III sonic linz. nf
''t'l" and as the same will br based, so far
rs prtctirablr, upon the written Statement.
OF the parties themselves, revised ami rnr.
rrcteh 10y well Known and reliable lrv,j
correspondents, whose character will u,'y,.
y guarantee Of the correctness OF IN. IN
formation furnished b, them il is brlicr.1
thai The reports will prove more truthful np,i
compete. anu, therefore. superior 10. anl o.
greater value, than any previously issued.
BN All Of the Nr0ntU. Rci,uare Reojst,r
business men will be enabled to ascertain ,f
i glance. HE capital and grt,l;ilon O ,.r,u];,
Is compared with financial worth, Of nearly
every mcrchnt manufacturer. trader, an.l
! banker, within the above. .$.,Mcl irIrilnri,,j
limits. -
O., or ahn,,. TIE first &C each monlh sul,.
Sciib"r$ VIII Also receive the Nonthjy Ihy,u,.
re, containing, among other things. - rr,.
orr "l SUCH 'mp"rtan changes Ia the nanr
aIl'l cNhditlon OF trims, throughout thn cn,ln
Try, ~. may "rcm subsequent 10 nc nublir:.
ti"n of ,aSh hllt-yrarly volume uf tir Nrr.
camille Reference Register.
i.rirt oi fht .NrhuatS' Union .Nytu3tjyc
HI.,,mnr' H'.iip. Finv DulIarS $50, ,nr
w'nrh u will hr Forwarded IL any ald,r,, in
ny nu'd states. transportation lmid
lloidcfS 81 i've so >halrS OF The Capi,ni
stock, III addition to participating in th,.
profits Will receive one ropy ot thr Mr,,,n 49,,
Tie irlcrcnc'' Register rer Of charua. MIN.
cr> OF ten shares viii be entitled H. rw,t
copies aud no more tan tea shares nf ~.
NaPila' Sth'k Will bc allotted to ;lnt Unr M.
plnn,. ~
M ltmittanccs, orders or roln;,,unrn-
uo'lS relative in The hook should be addressed
y ny Merchants, Protective Union. in tlr
Elnrri'a'i i.Nchangr Bank building, No. l2S
Broadway Dos a,06U) New York
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!. FfoM 20 lI.lsaiAg.OM lnrr.slml
WASnlNuio>, y. C., oct. llth, lsG

W,snlNuioN. y. C., OCT. nm. lSGS
As the rvcu,iul Tuesday draws ,r,r.
we all are getting more unl moro ,n>-
iou> in Wushinuton Bu; Sr .rc hone
tul Not a dpub. cXis:> :,lnoug loyol ,n,n
that the State elections cnn;,,r ar ~
that day will Indicate. l,v increased Re-
publican maiori,ic oyc, prryio,s rlcr.
tions. The ,,il latovr In,.ior,ius vh.,
will be yivru in November ,nr ,,r,nt
and Culi'aA \llsohrr Dr.nocin,s here
already al.ni, that the election d,
Gran, is Il r,rv.onr conclusion. Duly
the" ",riuni>,," ot,hr Duuocro,.y ,,nt
ninricrn-,wrntie.hS OF tie party. how
continue to sNou, for Ncy,nour
and Blair and 10 prr,lict ,hcir election.
As this letter will 10, hc seen hy yonr
readers before The State c.cc,io,Is p,
Tuesday, the ll,h. will h,vc dashed i,y
lightning III over thuIvount,v. i, moy ~
well 10 drol, polite, ;,l,u!rthct AMI aoS.
sip along. informative on some other SUI.
.icct of inlclr,t 10 tho general rca,lrr
Suppose take
liiE L. $. r>rl.Nr oiilcl.
IT IS fact no, generally known HAT
this is the only Eitrr:,u OF the Federal
Government Which is scl;-sn>taining -
winch literally cost the people nothing
all rs expenses being ,lc!iavcl hv the
lees paid sy inventors.
Judge footr, com missioner Of Patents.
IS lnauEHra,ing series improvements
IN ms Office which will very nuch i.lrli-
'a'c 'he lahors Of Examiners and othrl
employees inventors anl attorneys,
ana olhrfS having business at the Pat
cht once. Among other good things he
u GONG i 'iic ca'islpg To he classified
'he craving OF all inventions for which
i"'eh's nave been 'SSucd IN such 4 WAY
'h"' any craving can r found in TWO
minutes whereas i nov often takes
SeVeral '"nrs to hunt up one. This is
accomplished hy dividing The 300 i'm
mehSe drawers in WHICH these drawings
arc krpt INTO sections lcttcrcd according
70 'hr'r contents. ardgc Footc has also
cans'd 'hr printing q claims and spccii-
ca'lonS Nmmbcring about COO amonth)
70 nc taken from Z private job Onicc
ahu done hH the Government Printing
vince 1T : much less expense. These
SPec'llca''ons' ny the hv, used TO he writ
'eh' ~ Is onlya few years since they
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CATION has not been in that direction, will
bc surprised to hear that there is more
money invested in useful American in
ycntlons than in railroads and tvlrurnph
lines combined. i'ct such is the ease.
Many proiltablc inventions arc known
ny name to the entire public such as
Colts rcvolycrs, Sharp'N rifles ana o,lcr
improved ilrc-aims; the half ,loHra hr>,
sewing machines the many good lcal-
crS, Graders and mowers the Woodward
planlhG machines, &c, &c. but ii is not
generally known Or considered that you
cannot 60 into store. factory. mill or
respectable private dwelling, or on board
."l 4 vessel on our inland or Scaboarj
waters, without seeing several articles
which YOU will learn, upon inquiry, arc
valuable patents.
ntll quite recently. i, WAS customary
With Patent Attorneys to demand their
Zee IN advance for simpv cnocavoring to
procure letters patent for m inventions.
This rule obtains now 10 Il great extent.
and may be quite fair; bu, il l,a, hinder
ca many woud-hr inventors OF limited
means from applying iol' patents. Sincc
the war hovc,cr, ii leading firm OF Pat
cnt Attorneys III W;shington. \leXan-
der < Mason, h;ivr iuauguratcd mpw
system which is iayorahiy received bv
inventors and has given il general I'M
prtns 70 the patent business. ~ ,Nis
system, ihc tutnrs, Of Which Will uti.
matcly secure is general adoption, the
inycNtor pays noilliug 10 lbs agent tor
IL, ,,,>;,t ~ ,.,,.
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PROPOSALS.
For building Bird order Lighthouse
and Koopcr's Dwelling,
~ o. nco' 81. .SmonS, Geo,gi4.

Sealed proposals will br received al thi,
Ollicc uni one o'clock y. M. on Friday. the
ON diy OF November, 1865 for furnishing
the materials and labor ofall kinds necessary
10 conslri,c; erect and complete third or
der light house and Keepers dwelling 1T or
ncArSl. SlmonS Georgia, in accordance with
plans and specifications which may be ob,
tanned upon application to this Office
W. i. SIiljBltItH,
Choir1atn.
Treasury Department,
0tlicc Light House Eoard
Washington CITY S,pt a5 l5Ga
oc, j is
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S. NJ. PETTENGji.L &co.

81 PAhK ROW, NEw YORK ANp 10 STATE ST., Bos
i"N. Aro AGENTS for al the Newspapers in tho Uni
'rd Stat"S ana Gana'ias They have special arrange
mrnis with The hrllgions tgri nltnral mud othtr
Newspapers.
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VICTORY,
Nr@cdnrn 'Eri,srnl>hnnt!!
Republicans Successful in every State

ORA MIS- isI.Ec~rloN S,l,r:.
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THH LATEST REYJHN.N.
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lcE.- Fm, commodity is 4 necessity
OF warm climates. II ;,lay, heat AMI
rcvlrcs the exhausted energies OF luman
nature y Northern production, il is
largely exported 70 the South from YER
mont, Maine, and other England
States. Massachusetts sends ii forth on
lis mission Of blessing in large unanti-
ties, and in various forins-thc latest OF
which that has come to our notice being
the cncrustcd speech Of John puincv
ADAMS, imported by Mr.. Wade Hampton
and others Of Columbia, 10 add to the de-.
lcctation ofthc recent Democratic barbc-
cue at that place. lis effect WAS DELIGHT
fully cooling to the assembled Dcmocra-
cy, who were much pleased y viii, it,
and pronounced it a (Dicc speech. The
scarcity ofthc article is at present a bar
to its general use, and it is doubtful
whether even the Democrats Of The State
can afford to invest any more ui their
scant means in such co itly luxury.
They will probably dispense with Adams
ice at future balhncucs, and content
themselves with the accustomed Adams
ale : in thcirpoltical wliiskcy.
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NUMBER 275.

ce tain action taken in what the speaker called
the late rebel legislature, as being more directly
applicable 10 the case under consideration.
Mr.. McMillen (R.), Of Carroll, moved TO lay on
The table, which was carried unanimously.
Moved by Mr.. McMllen that this House go into
an election Of permanent organization. Carried.
G W. Lowell (R.), of CsddO, was nominated for
speaker, and elected by aeclamatiOn.
w. p. Noble CD. of Orleans. and ]. H Vean
Or }. Of Caddo, were appointed to conduct the
The speaker addressed the House briefly,
thanking the members for the honor conferred.
Mr.. Vim. Vigers was nominated and unaai-
mousy elected clerk of tha House.
There were three nominations made Tor ser
geant-at arms but after some maneuvering among
the nominees two were Withdrawn, and Capt.
Duntord was unanimously elected to fill that i'm
portsnt Office.
Mr.. Brewster (R.), of ouachita, made a mo.
tion to appoint a committee of three to wait upon
the governor of the state and the Senate to in
form them OF the permanent organization Of this
bOdy-carried ; and Mr.. MoreY, of 0uschita, Mr..
Isabelle (colored), Of Orleans, and Mr.. j. H.
McVesn, of Caddo, were appointed on this COM
mttee. CA
on motion of Mr.. McMillen (R.), of Carroll. the
clerk and seTgeant-a at arns were authorized TO APP
point two assistants each. tAl q
Mr.. BurreH (coiored), of st. John Baptist,
wanted TO amend so as TO suspend the limits Of
the appointing power, but was overruled.
Resolved that Q vote of thanks be rendered to
very dignifed conduct and impartial ruling while
he presided over the deliberations Of this House.
Carried unanimously. "a. .. 2
MIR. Mcmillan (R.], OF Carroll, offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
ReSOlUed That the l4th article of the proposed
amendment 10 the Constitution Of the United
States be accepted and ratified by this body.
The gentleman here found that il was necessary
to suspend the rules to enable the House TO pass
the resolution through the necessary readings on
the same day, and he therefore moved to suspend
the rules for that purpose.
Mr.. May. (D) of Orleans, called for the yeas
and nays on this motion, which was carried by
majority Of Sc. Messrs. May and Noble, of Or
leans and Pierce, Of Bosser. (Democrats) voting
in the negative. The resolution was then put on
its third reading by its title. after which II
adopted by strict party vote Of fty-nine In the
affirmative. Messrs May, Noble and Pierce v0t-
ing in the negative, as before.
The resolution was then sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Morey, (R) of Ouachta. the
rules governing the Congress of the United states
were adopted for the government of this body-so
far as practicable.
The House then adjourned until IL o'clock this
day.
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The Military Board Of Engineers
combinations by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, July l.-Hsmilton, o member
of the House from Florida, was sworn in.
Sendte-Irumbull spoke against the bill ex-
GLIDING the Southern States from the electoral
College. Il was moved to strike from the bill
Florida and Arkansas. No action taken.
Consideration of the civil appropriation bill was
resumed.
Sherman withdrew the funding bill, which he
had offered as an amendment
House-Had under consideration the Alaska
bill. Washburne, of Wisconsin, opposed any ap
preparation TO carry the treaty into effect: The
understanding is that the vote Will be taken on
Thursday week.
The president has relieved General Mcdowell
from command OF the fourth military district.
He is ordered 10 report without delay 70 the war
department. General Gem succeeds Mcdowell
in command of the fourth district.
great many Southern delegates to the New
York convention are here. They generally ex-
press themselves in favor Of the Northern dele.
gates nominating the candidate. A comp parisOn
of the views of the delegates passing through here
only shows that little can be prOgnosticated and
that action will be shaped by the course of events
and the csucnsing at New York. Jesse d. Bright
said yesterday that Pendleton and Seymour would
go into the convention the strongest, and one OF
them would be nominated
The tax bill was reported back to the House to-
day. with number OF amendments. Most OF the
committee are of the opinion that the bill can
hardly be acted upon this session, though Mr..
Morehead. who reported it, thinks differently.
Secretary Schofeld has issued general order
directing that the members and recorders OF the
board of engineers convened for the various pur
poses for which such boards are called together
be allowed the same per diem that Is allowed
members of courts martial.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following
Thomas VIM. Ward, collector of customs at Cor
pus Christi Texas; Constance X. Hail, collector
Of customs for the District of Texas.
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MARKETS.

LONDON, July l.-Consols 94j@94i. Bonds 9Sl.
LIVERPOOL. July l.-Noon.-COtton market
dull; prices declined l.l6d. Estimated sales 5000
bales. Uplands lll@ll4. Orleans ll}@ll3d.
Corn frmer. Wheat -four heavy. Provisions and
produce steady.
LIyERPoOL. July Afternoon mar.
ket easier. Quotations nominslly UNCHANGED
LONDON, July Evening. .-Consols 943G94}
for money; 5-20s, 734.
FRANKFoRT, July l.-5-2Os, 77i@77l.
LIVERPOOL, July l-Evening.-GOttOn market
dull. Sales TO day 5000 bales. Uplands llt9
llld.; Orleans ll}@ll4d.
NEW YORK, July l.-Afternoon.-Cott0n a
shade frmer. Sales to-day 1900 bales-middlings
Sl3@32c. Flour-Stste and Western rule strong
Southern dropping; common TO fair extra s. 900
$40 40; choice $l4 so. Wheat dull-Georsa new
81 60; white Georgia, new, So 20. Corn lc. bet
ter and in fair demand New mess pork $27i1
s27T. FreiPhts firm. Cotton to Liverpool by
steam 4@3 Ice. Governments closed weak and
nominal 5-20s of 1867, with coupons, l0S5: lO-4Os,
l06l; 73Os, lOsl Tennessee 6s, III; new, 40.
Yirginia's 81. North Carolina, newi "a. Gold
closed frm-l404.
NEW YoEK, July l-Evening.-Money market
active call loans 465; prime discounts 6@7.
Exchange firm, l00l04. Governments weak and
nominal at decline OF sol y cent; the pressure
70 sell, however slightly aosted towards No me
clOse. Southern State bonds very active. The
stock market st the close was very active, with
an upward tendency in prices.
CHARLESTON, July I.-Cotton quiet and rather
easier. Sal-s 81 bales mlddlngs JO5c. ReSeipts
so bales. Exports, cosstwise, 3e7 bales.
SAVANNAH July Cotton advanced. Sales
3j7 bales middliDgs Sic. Receipts 300 bales.
NOZZLE, July l.-Cotton-Sales yesterday l25
hal6s; exports 35l. Sales to-day 600 bales. Mar
ket closed firm. Low middlngs 27c. Exports
65l; receipts none.
LOUISVILLE, July Tobacco rather quiet for
low grades; sales l40 hhds F; Jugs S7G9 so, Hart
county leaf s35. Superiue -four 81, No. $40.
Wheat new 81 75Nl IS. Corn dull. 90GD95c
Oars 75c. Cotton 28lc. Kentucky bsgging lea
Gle. light TO heavy. Mess pork, S27 IS. BacOC
nomnal-shouders l23@l2ic., clear sides 1870
If3c Lard l7c. in tierces. Whisky nominal.
ST. LOUIS, July Tobacco unchanged. Flour
supeIfDe S. 250d6 10 Wheat dull, 81 20G2 23
Corn 769S3c. OaIs 72073c. Pork S2S. Bacon
shoulders l23c.; clear sides l64c.; hams 2OAc
Lard lTGls3c.
CINoINNATI July Flour, family SO 5000 rs
Corn S4@S6e. Oats zoe. Whisky 33c. 10 bond
| Pork s27 25 Bulk meats shoulders l0ls.; side
I55c: clear sides Ice. Lard l52c. PORK s27 so
| Butter 24@3O. Eggs lSc. Potatoes So so.