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Maryland.

BATH, Nd, Sept. lo.-The Honorable
Samuel Hambleton was to-day nomi-
mated for Congress- by the Democrtic
convention.
The 4th District Democratic conven-
ton, after balloting unsuccessfully for
two days has adjourned to meet at
Frederick City on the 22d inst.
r. Brown is announced as an inde-
pendent candidate for Congress from
the Sd District, and VIM. l.. Macauley
from the same district is announced as
the candidate for the working men or
labor reform party.
Governor Swami is the regular DEM
ocratic nominee in the Sd District.
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Saturday. September II.
Cranberry Summit, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Hon. @. ID. Hubbard.
Ssa2SiiS SdTGis, Harrison Co., Hon. W: T, Whey.
Grant @. H., Hon. j. T. Hoke.
Hon.J A. Chnpline.
Monday, September II.
NeuO Creek, Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Hon. W. Il. Wiley.
j. q. SchIling.
Nicholas C. H., Capt. G. W. Smith.
Logan c. H1 Hon. ]. II. Ferguson.
2uesdGy, SeptemOe''l5.
BucEha,lnon, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Homo. ID. Hubbard.
Hon. ]. @. McGrew.
Mountain Core, Capt. .. W. smith.
MOOrCG6id, 4. X. CalBkadon,
ChoITD CunIp, Hon. b. Stanton.
Wednesday, September lG!
ClarkSJurg, Hon. w. f. Stevenson.
Hon. JnO. 8. Cnrlile.
Thursday. September II.
Eavette c. H., Capt. Q. W. Smith.
MdnntngtOn, Hon. VT; whey.
NcLCbuyD, GOV. A. 1. BOremuh.
MunnfnytCn, Hon. JEO. y. Carlile.
Friday, Septcnbcr1S.
RttcIic Court House, Hon. w. E; Stevenson
Gov. f. II. Peirpolnt.
RCllkOn, Hon. Jno. >. Cnrliie.
Saturday, September 10,
U'est Milford. Hon. W. L; Stevenson.
Gov. A. l. foreman.
Wheeling, Hon. Jno. S. Carlile.
BrandonUiHs, 4. W. Campbell.
Monday. September 81.
prltItytoiUn, Hon. w, E. Stevenson.
Gov. +. ii. PeiI point.
GrnllksIille MAI, X. y. Brown.
j. Il. Schilling.
CtIbcH C. H., Hon. j. Ii. Ferguson.
PurkeySGuTg, Hon. JnO. =. Carlile.
Piedmont, a, w. Campbell.
Tuesday, September %,
West Union, Hon. Jno. 4. Garlic.
Bsrkisy Springs, A. w, Campbell.
Wednesday. September %,
lfaYtinsburg, A W. Campbell.
Thursday, September "a,
Weston, Hon. Jno. 8. Carllle.
Frfdoy, September .,
RucEhanmon, Hon. Jno. 8. CarlIle.
Saturday, September 90,
PhRlippa, Hon. Jno. 3. CarlIle.
Monday, September 9S.
Wdvle C. H., Hon. ]. H. Ferguson.
IYiTt, C. n, Gen. 1. II. Duvul.
Wednesday,, September 30,
GRmer, C.B., Gen. F. p. Peirpolnt.
FIidny, October 2.
Charleston, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Monday, Octobcr6.
GlaLsnouth, Hon. w. Il. stevenson.
Lincoln q. c., Hon. j. II. Ferguson.
Tuesday. October o,
Winfield, Hon. w. f. Stevenson.
Franklin, Il. II. CarsKhuoh.
Wednesday, OctoJcr7,
Bu0dlo. Hon. w. K. Stevenson.
Thursday, OctobcrS,
Point Pleasant, Hon. w. Il. Stevenson.
Saturday, october 10,
CabcH Court House, Hon. w. e. Stevenson.
Spencer Gen. w. H. Powell.
Hon. ]. N. Phelps.
Monday, Oetoberl2,
Cerodo, 1Vdlne Co., Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Wyoming q. H., Hon. ]. n. Ferguson.
Tuesday. October 10,
Grant C. H., Il. r. Csrshadon.
Wednesday,, Octo6erl1,
1f6iAon City, Hon. W. L. Stevenson.
Friday. October l6.
RdrenHCOod, Hon. w. L. Stevenson.
Monday, October 10,
BeuviIle, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Raleigh C. H., Hon. ]. n. Ferguson.
Tuesday, October 20. i.
Near Creek, r. r. Carskadon.
WeGinesday, October 81,
P1rkers6urg, Hon: W. +. Stevenson.
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GdafatinnaI.
WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL, GlLLEGE.

UIHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
tuition VIII begin SEPTnIBKR LIST, 1853.
The scope OF the College, beside a PREPA-
RATORY DEPARTMENT., embraces full
and thorough Courses of Instruction In
Mathematics, ancient and Modern Languages,
PhiLoSOphy, General Literature, the ScieHceS,
Agriculture, and Military Tactics.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 to Sl75 per annum.
In respect to Health, beautiful Scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place Is
ALEX. MARTIN, DID,, President, and
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
4. 8. LYON, A. NJ, Vtce ETSSideTn Professor
of English Literature, and Principal PTep'y
Department
Col. ]. X. WEAVER, A. M, Professor of Ma
themaLics aad of Military Tactics.
8. g. sTEvENS, a. M, Professor of Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciences-
HENRY W. HARMAN, DID,, Professor Of
Ancient and Modern Languages and Litera-
ture.
OLIVER W. MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant in
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. Il. HAGANs, Esq, superintendent of
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH w. BROCK, NJ. d., Lecturer on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. DILLsE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
MoReANrowN, West Va.
augl9
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B. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURES OF COPPER, TIN
Nl and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking ana Heating StoTes. No. I3 Main
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia.
would respectfully call the attention OF
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
job work OF ali kinds VIII receive my per-
sonal attention.
OIL Well Casing and Sand Pumps made 70
on1er on short notice.
be sold cheap; also Agent for Zimmerman 3
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are invited 10 call and examine.
marI9-eod-d&wBm. b, +. CALDWELL
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CLEVELAND, o.. Sept. 1l.-There was
a large and enthusiastic Democratic
mass meeting to-day. Speeches were
made by Hon. George ii. Pepdieton,
George f. Comstock and J. +. Mckln-
ney. Tonight there will be speeches,
fire works, and a procession of White
Boys in Blue. Unusual enthusiasm
and determination are manifested.
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NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Sept. 1O.-The assembly
was held this alternoom. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted thanking
Lord Strathden, John Bright and others
in the British Parliament, who sup
ported the Nova Scotia repeal resolu-
lions: also thanking the delegates for
their services. The estimates for 1865
were brought in by the Provincial Sc
cretary. The total Revenue was SSH
OSs, Expenditures, 565, $50.
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OHIO.

CINc1NNAT1, Sept. ia disturbance
occurred this afternoon in the Gin
cinnati Nail Mill, corner of Parson and
Front streets, between John Thompson
and John Kember, when thompson
snatched a red hot iron rod, about six
feet long, and run it through
Kember's body, killing him instantly.
Thompson was arrested.
CLEvELAND, Sept. 11.-Gov. Todd,
Columbus Delano and others, address,
ed a large Republican meeting here
yesterday. The was torch light pro-
cession of Grant Boys in Blue at night.
Geo. II. Pendleton will address the
Democratic meeting here to-day.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, Sept. 1O.-The firm of Tue
luta, which lost so heavily by the re-
cent burning of the Caselda warehouses,
has suspended. Liabilities $4,000, 900:
Port Au Prince advices state that the
seige of that city has been abandoned.
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RIYer.nni YFenfher.

PIrrsBURa, Sept. 1I.-River ak feet
four inches, rising fast. Rain last
night and this morning. Mercury Tso.
CIHCINNATI, Sept. 1l.-Weather
clearing up, no rain since last evening.
Thermometer S2S.
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FoRTREss MONROE, e.-Maj. Putnam
denies that the troops fired on the negro
rioters at Hampton several DAYS ago,
as reported before. The negroes fled
before the arrival of the aoldieHsi and
the original row was of a trivial ma
ture.
Col. Moore. the Presidents Secreta-
here Today in the Revenue Cutter.
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Announcement of Public Meetings

The Union Republican State Central Com
mittee announce the following list of Union
meetings, which will lie addressed by the
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men are
requested TO see that full notice is given of
the meetings in their county and that
proper accommodations for Speakers and
audience are provided.
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THE original johnson Conservative
Club of the District of Columbia, has
changed its name to Seymour and
Blair Club, and amended its Constitu-
tton by striking out the word white"
in the clause defining eligibility to
membership. Democrats of the District
squirm considerably over this action.
What does the Register think of this
letting the "niggers" into Democratic
clubs as far north as Washington
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uAnKErs BY TELEaRAPH.
New YORK. Sept. IL. 1868
REGULAR REPORT.

CrroN-opened quiet, and closed
dull, heavy and lower; sales of GOO bales
at 26a27c for middling uplands.
GRA1N-wheat-Dull and nominalIy
at 1a2c lower on new; old scarce and not
very strongly pressed for sale. Rye
Nominally unchanged. ORts-Quiet at
6sa7Oc at Railroad depot and 72a7Sc for
new afloat. Corn-Dull and heavy at
81 I6aI q for unsound, and 81 22a1 221z
for sound new mixed western atloat.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork-N at 500 25
for mess, cash and regular. Beef-Dull
and without decided change. Cut
Meats-DulI and unchanged. Bacon
quiet at 15c for Cumberland cut. Lard
Quiet at 2O1Sa201<c for fair to steam.
EaGs-In moderate request and no
change in price.
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BURLINGTON, v. t. Sept. 1.-THE
Vermont State fair held here this
week ends tomorrow. Attendance has
been very large, the Society yesterday
was addressed by Geo. F. Edmunds,
and John a. GrisWold.
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CONCORD, n. n. Sept. u.-Ex-Presi-
dent Pierce passed comfortable night
His symtoms are favorable to his re-
covery.
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A NUMBER of leading Democrats at
washington have written to the New
York Wortd, expressing the very deci-
ded opinion that the assaults of that
journal on Gen. Grant are making Rad
ical votes more rapidly than any other
course they could pursue.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 11.-It is reported
that four men were gored to death on
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

From, he PnsOng Commercial Of Yesterday.
Iron and NAIL Manufacturers Com
VentIOn-The Price OF Iron
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There is an increasing demand for all
classes of goods and the market is gen.
orally firm, except for few styles of
bleached muslins, which are slightly
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Paris Exposition. 1857.
THEODORE FINK,
Wholesale Dealer in Produce,

quincy St :, bet. Main aud Market,
has JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
IL sale
10 ts Geo. F. paws & Cos star $, G. H9%; B41gs
Beef.
hhdsShoulders.
Clear sides.
50 bbls Pollock's Flour Vincennes, Ind.
. +" Atlantic
IS /" Gebhart's Best, Dayton, Ohio.
so Dew Drop, Hamilton, Ohio,
so Pearl MILF, Cincinnati.
o tons Chop Feed.
10 tons Bran.
900 bushels Corn.
Is bbls Pure Cider Vinegar, warranted.
ielS
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. GOMP'Y

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
the following schedule on and after MAY
II, 1883. Wheeling time.
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RIVER sE We.

ARRIvKD.
Steamer Andy johnson, st. Louis.
q Phil. Sheridan,
!" Lucy Bertram,
DEPA1TKD. ~
Steamer Andy Johnson, st. Louis.
g Phil. Sheridan,
The regular u. a mail and express packet
for ST. Louis this morning st o'clock will
be the Lucy Bertran. - 49, =
The ItascS, q the White Collar line, leaves
for the Same place ct the SANG time.
The Diamond Jo., Of the same line, leaves
Montrose for St. Paul on tho arrival of the
7:45 q. m. train.
The Sucker Stste, Of the Northern Line,
leaves for st. Lopis Ut lO's. M
The river is ct . stand, with aboat four
feet Of water IN the channel.
The Quincy Herald says that one Of the
barge. that sunk with the ill.fated steamer
Geo. D. Palmer, has been taken r. o the
bridge down the river several hundred yards,
and now rests on sand bar on the Missouri
| aide Of the river, directly opposite the foot O
Maine street. The Phil. Sheridan remained
Juggling at the barge for some time yesterday
| in order to get il 30 Is could be relieved o
| water 10 It. The barge win be aaoat in I
day or two, as good % new.
| The company owning the steamers Gree
Eagle and Little Eagle, are building anothe
Sea. to put II tfAeE line. ne hall of th'
new steamer is lying opposite the Unio1
Passenger Depot, at Quincy. When finished
tho. new boat will be quite handsome, AM
We doubt not be - fast as any Of the boats il
/ that line. She is to take the place of tn
boat - runnng bsswsap Warsaw apd ~
/ ~ il De intsrspt of tn Eagle Linz.
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AprthTst,n union Packet Company.
Y 4 HWhiss Collar" Linz, 4
Regular ~ u 81, Lerdr TWO nollAas nntii ~

Daily line of passenger Packets to st. Louis and
ali intermediate points, consisting Of the TOM
JAaPER. Captain Burssts. mastef; toe -:
aHERfDAN Captain Davidson, master, and
the iTAsoA. Captain Robt Hill, msseSs, one
Of which will leave the landing each day At
$50 .. IN. Isl
Theahhvs boats VII mako close sonns ctAon
With those running between this point and st.
Paul.
Arrangements have recently been made IN
transferring Al Rock Island by which passengers
can reach ST. Paul "a hours in advance any
other line. =.
h addition to the Abevs the passenss Y
sreight Packets MOLLIH meP1KE.
Noses Hall, master, VICTORY, Capital,
geld, master. and the PALMER, will ma
ular trips.
Tickets FOR sale over the Hannibal and 81 10
seph and Southern Pacific Road to all point,
west Of the Missouri river.
Patronize the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage Apply to the ,fiice Of thu
Company, corner Biondeau and Levec
S. NJ. ARCHER, Agent
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NFcLEcrED CorGH, Cold or Sore
Throat, ahhk might BE chsckad By sim.
Pile remedy, Ike Brosoa's Bronchial
1foches,' il allowed to progress, msy tor.
minaAe seriodsly. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh, and Consnmptivs Coughs, Thu
Tyockes are used with advantage, giving
often,imes immediate relief. Singers and
public speakers viii find thsm also excsllent
to clear the voice and rsnder articulation
wso1ssfully sasy. W.eodlw /
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oIcsrre.
So 80 Y aaE1Y . 80 q q = r.
arrivals and Departures Of keokuk gaekes.

RoH ROY, Arrives on S8naa5 snd Thus
day, At , o'clock p. m, and Departs On Tuesday
and Friday, Il o'clock :. m.l
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Tuesday
spd Eridax. - s. o'clock p. q, and DPestss On
t.dad4pe llurday,a $50
IN. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday Ind
Wednesday, at q p. m, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, ut = M.
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H<ouR0Uor0

B<ouR 9 NOM
over the New Rests FROM Chicago 10
Keokuk va. The Toledo, Peoria =
Warsaw Railway.
This excursion purity left Chicago 1t eight
o'clock !. q. daY before yesterday, reaching
our city At four O clock yesterday afternoon.
under the geserslslS eriatsddenee Of chas.
L. Frost, Preail 6st II III +. r. = ". R. R.
aided by D. K. Smith, Esq, Assistant Su-
perintendeut Of the road, Who had the man
agement Of the train. and A. B. Pullman,
ESQ.,, General Superintendent Of Pullman
line Of s1sepise cass.Eho Aad tha care and
custody 81 the guests, providing for them
sumpsuous repasn oathe rontss and -slsepisG
apartm ssu fer them over the night at Psosia
in his palace cars "Clifton" and Omaha. =
The representative Railroad men in the
party arc.
Gen. Chas. l.. Frost, Presid, It of Toledo.
Peoria 4 Warsaw Railroad, Fl. F. Clark,
General Superintendent Of Toledo. Peoria 4
Warsaw Railroad, d. &. Smith, Z ;istan'
Superintendent Of Toledo, Peoria 4 Warsaw
Railroad, NJ Hughitt, ESQ.,, General Super.
inteudentl of Illinois Central, J. F. Tucker,
ESQ, General Freight Agent Of Illinois Cen
tral, H. C. Wentworth, Esq, General Tickle,
Agent of Michigan Central, c. ". Gray
Pass Agent Of Michigan Central, s. J. Hays
Master Of Transportation Of Iliasis Central
W. X. Acksrman, Local Treasurer Of Illinois
Central, A. WalIingford, General Agent q
Great Western Of Canada, A B. Pullman
General Superintendent of Pullman's line O
palace cars.
OF the Chicago press, Frank Gilbert, O
the Journal; Chas. Wetzler, Of the Zeitung
Mr.. Hickock. of tho Tribute; J. G. Hunt
Of the Republican.
E. Emery, Esq, represented the Peoris
Transcript.
Among the guests are ex Governor Magofflr
Of Kentucky, ". Il. Carter, of the Board o
Public Works of Chicago, Col. Dodge, W.
Keith, Of Keith, Wood 4 Co., Wholesale
fancy goods and. notions, Peter Van Setback
wholesale drug 4,st, Edison Keith, Of Keith
Bros, Wholesale hats and caps, 3. D. Kim.
bark. Of Has, Kimbark / Co., Wholesale
hardware, J V. AyYs and Mr.. Benjsmin,
Of the Adam House. G. K. Giles, of Gle.
Bros, NJ. s. '.c,l, Of Bacon, Ennis l. Co.,
W. T. Allen, II Day, Alien / c., Wholesale
grocers, Clarence Aldrich, F. L. Reed, B. B.
Bottsford, with o4hsf lsAding Wholesale 1ner.
chants. P. L. Underwood, 8. q. McCrss,
]. ". Preston, J. =. Chapman, Chas. r,
Carroll, Lsvi Higgins ard 9th ! gs.tlsmen
from the Chicago Board Of Trade.
The party vas met q Peoria BY Gen. II.
W. Sampls, David ". Kilbourrs, Preaidsn,
of - ~ Asfsss valiey Railroad Wn,
II Nm, besgssy Of tat rsaA, 4 Psar-
naok, ]. B. Howell, Of the Cars cfr, asSi
With dslesation Of representative men
whose DANES Ne did not obtain, from Peoria,
accompanied them y this city.
The soAa from Peoria 70 this city il well
constructed and in 6ne condition. and the trip
~ n svssy respect , vsu pleasant ono.
From Peoria wsst 70 Bashsell, The rod i
located through N old settled aud very pro-
ductive agricultural section, and the route is
lined with Some Of the richest coal 6slis in
the West.
The most notable feature Of the trip den
Peoria was The diunsr prepared and sssys1
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80
e eSsg..-L1s. 1.ss ! !, spu,,.y s....
60asr--6inOin H1de Beet, Lamb Vel,
Turkey ~fsA Ctfn6etf laae, MtahS1 Dsck,
Teal bsak, Chiehsns 0ysf9 Pie, Ls6stsf
Vrcrr.sLu Boiled Posasoss, lfasasd
rutstoSs, BaksA evset Pots4oes; nrsipa,
saoasA, asss. cess, Psat s'ss.t Ions-
Rnljrss-SeaaA Oiivs, C1bv Chow.
Mixed HchIass WeGsesAseahiss Sascs, To-
mats 9a.spe, Maleas cessap, cpalsfy;
PAS4kflH0odtAs Pudding, English
Plan Pudding, ApSls Piss, Cranberry Tsrts,
fsurr-Rai.ins, Fig, ::Apples, Flb1t',
Almonds.
TIA ard CovYE2 49,
We omit wisss and liquors, which ware
| Furnished 10 libssAl protasion, bat wsss not
| prepared on board the train.
On the srrivAl u the train = the opposite
side Of tho river delegation Of he citi1ens
II Ksoksk received ths ex0araioaixs and
escorted them % tie hossls, where try xefs
provided for = sassas sfutAs city, and car
riasss uers placed & their disposal 70 ride
around the Town.
AZ : seems 70 hAve been regarded = N.
csitaas whethSf % excsfsioniats would ~
main over night ill within brief period be-
fore their aesusl arrival, 10 prssuue there
may hsse s8louU sfsyasn Ind o.
Discriminating attention, which more ample
notice would have fsnhsdied, but our folt'
aimed to do thu hsndsoms thing, and in thu
main succeeded.
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n =
EVERYBODY II invited TO partake O. RET
Iunck Il THmbk'e Gem, on Third street. Sat
urday ~ III clock .. ~. q 81

THE noon prsess meeting Yesterday Vas
largely asssaded. There IS a, manifest in.
crease Of interest in this good cause among
our christian citizens. To-day the subjectfor
considerations will be- /" Paul Arrest Act.
xxi, 27-40. The meeting to-day win b par
ticularly interesting to Sunday School teach
ers, a. this is the lesson for the morrow in
many Of the schools.
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WI were much plaaaslhshss evening 70
witness the we'll filled Opera House, to hear
very be1usifhlcomic opefa By the French
composer, Auber. ERA Diavolo" presents
both greet musical and scenic attractions
and is always I favorite. We have never
seen xsyss or moro sppfeciative audience
than that Of last evening, and the artistes
VEN ffseueA.ly rewarded With sheiri Ode
modicum Of applause. Franz thinner -
(" Fra Diavolo'' was superb both in voice and
gesture and diversity Of character. Mad'lls
Marie Friedrich carried the audience away.in
transports Of admiration ct her charming
grace, acting and fexibility of voice: Al
Zerluia. Madlle Clara Lang amply sustained
her difficult and effective part, and retains
her high reputation ~ . lyric perfol nsrs
Herr Wemlich and Steinecke as buffo sing
ers, we're correctly ludicrous and irresistibly
provocative of much merriment. They were
decided favorites with the audience. Herr
Bach as the English Milford Allcaeh gavs .
very exact counterpart Of that seh>inpor-
tant and somewhat tyrannicAl personage,
and With Mons. Armand - Lorenzo added
greatly to the completeness and success Of
the opera. as
The orchestra was skillfnlU led BY Herz
PfaiFs, and W hear that II VIM be augmented
this evening, il order 10 tive full effect to
the grand opera Of the Magic Flute, ~ Mo
zart. which will be presented on that oc-
| casiou, the last of the present season. Let
there be afnll assembly to night, and assure
Mr.. Grau Of our fnll appreciation Of his Of
forts to please the musical public of Keokuk.
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WmrwARp Bourp.-A large number q
emipran, wagons have passed through tb,
city within the asst few days.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
BY relexrsph.l oueAse, Get. q.
Four-To-day 10 still dull and nominAliy lower; spring
extras selling At Is 2k07; sppsrs S4Ds as.
whsat-fhs demand II limited, naiAly for shiesnsat,
and prices hsvs declined. 10 spdrg sold at 81 40
SIS No quiet 1t 81 2sok SALES Of ~ At 81 1891 10
rsjsctsp 81 osoo.
Oorn-Quist end the 6snsnA alnost exclusively spec
p'ative; No closed At ssAa1& new on ,hs trsck o.
Osss-Dsolinsd fully 10, but with fair shipping asA
spsssIsttvs dsasS; No eltsng u lSok rejected .
4s11.
lye-No Isl 1914 closing at inside ~ Dfss
Dsrlsy-In limited demand No closing 1t u So0e1;
sample lets sold At rsnes Of 81 76l = % the track
Highvines-Wsak and nominal, AakisG u u and Of
fsring $40.
Prov ions-Gsasrally dsll and wsaksr.
PORK -eolA IN lsts q S3s 50.
! nd Sold at 1914
Bsoon-Nothing doing.
Dc. 1sUis DaFHes-
~ Tslssrsphl .. LssIs. OCT. ~.
nour-Low grades more asiys.
Theat-Lisht grades st6.
Cors-sl 0Ola
Oats-sooss.
Rys-sl mol n
whisky-sl mol -.
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TIE construction Of the lower lock of the
Rapids Improvement 10 causing On extensi E
sand bar 70 - 4wnsd 49, III landing,
which makes it very difficult for boAta to nav
igase in the Immediate vicinity Of tho shore
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JrsT opened at the New York Store seveF-
al pieces Of all wool Empress Cloth, at the
low price of65 cents yard. 2sd2t>wlt
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rev rovg 0ARRss.
- 1slegRapA1 - eeas~ -
nssr-Wsak and lover.
Wb,as-Gsvss; q s6ok lor No l;91 0D1 ~ ~
Nos.
Ylsur-olosss doll and hnyy fss nsaisA - com
non srsAe Il vssters s.esn ~ = - se0sss; s1sra
vsstsr. % 1A1oU.
whisky -HSst; wesessH4l M Sfss.
whsas-olossd dali; Ne spstag sel1 q nol -
h 81 IS; anbsr q 1oo3 IA
Rys-Dull asdhesvy 4 u 1So1
oats-Dsfl aad hsavy; askins Is.
Oorn- Dull 1t 81 ls]sel7 for sound mixed ~sstsss-
Mos pork-Heavy aad decidedly lever salss - nss
At 81 Is.
Baeon-Nemiaal
Lsrd-Hssyy ai17h1x for fair - primo.