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MEMPHfs DAILY BULLETIN.
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j. n. Heating, EAq:
Sir: Your note OF this date, IN which you
object 70 the Language used la IN article mat
appeared in this mornings RaIatiH, Is bef re
me. in reply, / Wsuld say that tbs word lie"
as used In that article, is not Intended to Apply
70 you personally OrlO any member Of the Cdi-
t1rial cOIgB Orthe APFEAL, and am free 10 say
that some other word wouid have been iutt as
expressive and far less Offensive. 1 desire TO
preserve am,cGble re.a' ions With The members
OF the press, and above all, 20 be TighL Tae
matter vii be referred 10 in the next issue OF
the BUletn.
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MEssRs. PATTIsON & CO., 317l Main
street, and Capt. &, s. Plummer, No. 22 Front
street, have a few mora Paschan House GER
tiGcates LETT. The drawing comes OF on the
stu inst, positively. Ct
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
OMee---Eo. Is jefferson street.
CITY MATTERS.

WAETED-CoTToN PICKERs.-Twelve
hands, with or without families, men or
women. Apply at this office at any hour
during the day.
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MEssRs. w. H. PAssMoRE & Co. have
removed their suction and saiesrooms
from their. old stand TO No. 23i Second
street, in the Jefferson Block.
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Do YOU want to win a big Hotels II
you do. go and invest in a Paschan House car
tiacate from MessGs. Pattlson 4 Co. No. sl7x
Main street, or Capt. z S. Plnnmer, az Front
street. The drawing comes OF next Thursday.
the SIN lnsr, certain. 81
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Sc0TT's MAGAZINE for October has
come to hand, and is, as usual, Il Of
the most interesting OF the periodicals
which come to US rom any section, the
present number containing t~wenty-one
articles, besides 8 valuable magazine
miscellany. Scott's Magazine is pub
iished monthly by Phillips & Crew, At
lantR, Ga.
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ALoT Of nice Dress Buttons and Trim.
mines, ~ Rice Engel's zs Main street.
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THE eighth of October is the day set
for the drawing OF the Pa-chsH House Associa-
ton. Only five days more TO buy yourself
rich. MeEsrs. Geo. Psttison & Co, SI7H Main
street, and E 5. PIummsr, No. az Front street,
are agents for the sale OF certificates. 81
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PERSONS in want OF old newspapers
for wrapping paper, can purchase 8 few
hundred on application at the coHnting-
room of the APPEAL.
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RIVER MATTERS.

Coon Corsets for 81 90, at Rice & Eo-
gels, 2SS Main street.
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ONE hundred pieces heavy Farmers
Jeans at 30 cents per yard, at Rice &
Eogel's, 233 Main street.
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CAPT. D. L. GILLESPIE has bought
and reftted up in elegsntstyle tue saloon
known SIS "fbs Office" under Mslloy'5
Bank, corner Of Madison and Front
streets. Nothing but the bsst of the old
vintsge prepared in his establishment.
He hopes TO see his old friends. OC6-2l
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LINEN handkerchief, I23 cents, at Rice
& Eagel's, 23s Main street.
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OFFICE or MEMPHIS APPEAL,
HEIPHrS- TENN Nc. nrer & lSSs [

~ VIE VVIIC-IOLNUUtU VLtCN
between the APPEAL and Bulletin offices
on Monday last:
OFFICE or MEMPHIS APPEAL,
AEHPRIs, TENN, Oc,oDer 5, 1865 !
Mr.. Hough
l notice IN the Bulletin OF this morning. an
article IN which the word le,H as 10 certain
statements OF The APPEAL, IL frequently used,
and nuGlly, that ." the APPEAL lndcraeS those
.tes." have carefully rsfraiued from the use
ctRny offensive language, taye when warranted
by tbs ppbltc use OF the same, by others and
members Or that party to any member o
The Republican party. ] am unwilling, then,
that the PPE should scbarsc.ertzsd either
81 " lying" or indorsing "Ies" ] ask, there
fore, that a correction o. he offensive words be
made. Respectfully. yours,
J. NJ. HEATING.
RCEL HouGH. Eco. Buleiin offIcA-
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To accordance with the above, the Bul-
letHl, Of yesterday, contained the cor
rection asked for.
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FoR ST. LOUIS.

FoR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company-U,s 8.
Mail Line.
For Cairo and Sc. IseuIs.
Connecting at st. Louis with all the Railroads
anu teALnpoa Lines for the East,
MARBLE CIT1 Conway master
This new and splendid passenger L.,
steamer Will leave as above On S
THURSDAY, sth INST, st 5 pm.
o.. 2t FLEH. CALVERT, eupT.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
ABGONAUT, No. 2...,,,,,,rv Dickinson master
This excellent passenger steamer
VIII leave as shove KE
THIS DAY, th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
OefH Star Nharfooat- foot Jefferson 81.
Regular Cincinnati Packet-Dean Line.
MINNEoLA-.~----~--.W. 3. Miller master
will leave as above ~
THURSDAY. sta inst, at SPIN.
JAS. I. BOURNE & CO, Agenta,
oe72t Ne. II Jerersoa street.
Regular Express Packet-For Cairo, Evansville
ana CLnclunAll.
SILVER SPRAY a-.,.s.-.- .Fenton master
This splendid passenger steamer IT,
viii leave for the abovs on C
THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at JPN.
ELLIOTT & MILLER. AgsntS
oeLA Jefferson ssyeet
FOR new ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Packet.
LEGAL COnnaI maatar
This splendid passenger PACKET Al
wulleave rs above ~
THIS DAY. 7th inst, at9 am,
LARRY HARIsTAD, Agent.
oe7 lt star hsrfeozt, foot JEFFERSON st.
II ron LOUISVILLE.
Regular Msmphls and Louisville PAcket-For
Cairo, Evansville and Louisville.
For Cairo and st. Louis.
..........~.D Dickinson master
Tbs elegant passenger steamer A
THURSDAY. sth inst. at 5 pun.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ecI2t u Madison street.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Pine Biuff, Little Rock, Van Buren, and
Fort Smith.
CORA ..-.----....--.~--. S. Yerkes master |
This splend id steamer VIII leave ar
as above On a~C
WEDNESDAY, nh inst. at 2 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
oc6 2t Star Wh6rfoost. foot Jefferson st.
FoR ST. FRAECTs RIVER.
Regular Tuesday st. Francis River Packet-For
Helena Aarianns, Madison, WittsburR
and al Way Landings.
EOLIIE HAMBLETON, Z. Z. Bowman Maatar
Sam. Q. Paine, Shell and Clark, Clerks.
VIII leave Memphis EVERY r.
TUESDAY, at S o'clock pm. NRS
LARRY HARMsTAD, Agents
ian n aIaP WhaP0.oet foof
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A GOOD Hat a be bought for 81 %,
at Rice & Engel'S, 23 Mstn street.
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CITY SCRIP o SALE.-In amounts to
suit purchasers, at
ocS 1RF JACKSON INSURANCE co.
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MILES best Cloth CATERS So so, at
Rice & Engers, 23S Main street.
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HOOP Skirts from 25c to 81, at Rice &
Engel's, 90 Naia street,
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500 90 reward for the detection and
conviction OF the pFOwliug midnight
assassin who IL engaged in mutilstipg
and otherwise destroying the sign boards,
"Texas Tonic Syrup Cures Chills aud
Fever This ~plUndereT Is, 10 doubt,
hired 70 DO the dirty work by some envi-
Gus wretch whose jealously st the In
creasiDg popularity of the medicine,
prompted bin TO this dark deed. When
such means are resorted TO destroy the
advancement Of a justly celebrated medi-
elCe, the pubic may rest assured il is \
remedy OF unusual merit, a. thousands
have already attested. oct8-2s
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CHEAP Clothing at Rice d EDgers, 2Ss
Main strest.
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A TICKET FOR SOUP.-ln these times,
when all manner Of mendicsnts are
prowling around and humbugging the
people out Of their charity, One Of the
most opportune and truly chsritable In
stitutions that could have been gotten up
In Memphis is the soup-houss, which
goes into operation to-day at the old
bowling saloon, opposite the thsater, on
Jefferson street. To-day ia opening day,
and SOUP is free to everybody. We would
suggssts to our friends, who are frequent
Nv called upon to dispense elemosynary
aid. to purchase from Capt. Lewis E" tick
els for soup" which will serve the pur-
poses OF charity fsr better, in most in
staDcee, thRn giving mODey-wbich is
too frequently spent IN liquor or other
ways that do no good to the recipient.
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In q Nort, Dear C05.,
Your kdectiOnsta
ACOLYTE.
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ali expenses Of damages resulting there
from. Report recsived and concurred
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gPHELADEL
Paint Works Destroyed by Fire
Great Destruction OF Property
soldiers and Sailors Convention
--ExTensifc Preparations.


PHTLADELPHIA, September II. -
The State Guards OF Harrisburg and
WHliamsport, aud the Soldiers and
Sailcrs' State Committee are making
extenslve- preparations for the recep-
ton of their comrades, to attend the
Republican Convention. to be held on
the list and Cd of October. Fifty
thousand Boys in Blue are expected
to atteud.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-DarWin
A. Finney, Member of Congress from
the Twentieth District of this State.
died in Brussels, August %, whittier
be had gone for health.
George Brotherton was badly beat
en- and dangerously stabbed iu several
places, last evening. by John and
Peter Burns, at Tenth and Walnut
Streets.
The body of Edward Smith. one of
the men shot ON Thursday night by
the guard, at Frankfort Arsenal, was
recovered in Frankfort Creek on Sat
day evening.
-PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II. = The
print works attached to the Manufae-
turing Company's mills at Gloucester,
N.J- was destroyed by fire this after
noon. The two extensive mills be
longing to the Company were saved,
though somewhat damaged. not
ascertained.
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NEW YORK.
Body DlsInteFPed-BOOk Trade
Bankruptcy - Robbery - Work or
GrasShOppers.


NEW YORK, Sept. 14-The body ol
Mrs. Gamble, which was disiuterred
some time since, has been found to
contain poison. She left large for
tune to her husband, and he has been
arrested with his paramour. ass
At the Book Trade sale to-day,
lower prices were paid.
The Soldiers Messenger and Dis
patch Company of this city, has clos
ed up and gone into bankruptcy. 49,.
Michael Cummings was found in
the streets last night. suffering from
ship fever.
John j. Mcbride, of Buffalo, was
inveigled into a room near the City
Hall Park, last night, by robber, q
pistol put to his head, and his money
then taken from him. He was then
allowed to go.
Several farmers on Long Island
have lost from one hundred to six
hundred dollars worth of crops with
in the last fortnight, by grasshoppers.
Lewis w. Caswell was held in two
thons nd dollars bonds, to-day, by
the United States Commissioner, for
embezzlement while a clerk in the
postofice. hE 5V9 1Ha
Joseph Fl Lewis, of @ hicago, was
robbed last night of a few hundred
dollars, by a Cyprian. She was ar
rested. el5 fH la5p 5.2 - eyer
A herd of one hundred cattle have
been quarantined at Newberg, by the
State Cattle Commissioners.
The Haytien war steamer, Galaeta,
sailed yesterday for Port an Prince
with a full supply of wal; materials.
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NoM YOFk MaFkef.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Semi Ia
ozS SCtoT%ToE-Lowori % TO sales Of 900 bales at $50
FLoUR-Reoeipts rs .82s bbIs ana fo1 bo.s.
iOe.l5c lower, and rather more active: sales
OF 800 barrels nt sI97 go for superflne state
ana western; 81 80e9 95 for extra Western :
80 656gll % for good 10 choice whl e wheat
extra " 6OMI0 80 Tor round hoop Ohio.
~ S1, ooCgsidd sad " Tor ". Louis; sll 0o9l4 Oi
fornia hour dull and declining; sales OF
800 barrels az s7@S 50.
:, Corn MEAI.-.Quiet ;zsales of 100 barrels
: MIIIsKY-Quiet aud frm.
WHEAT Receipts 1884 bushels; prices
ing and export inquiry; sales OF 5000
bushels az 81 80 for No. Spring. 81 " fOr
NO. l and Spring mixed 81 y for Winter
red Indiana; S2 3b for very choice amber.
Tennessee - 83 for While Michfgan 81 al
for choice white Indiana.
atsI 45. S' "e7''' u
RARLEY--Quiet
HARLEY MA1T-Dull; sales $500 bushels
CnRN Receipts 63,0Is bushels; Ic lower
and fair business doing; sales of s9n0l
bushels at 81 l6saI 20 for uns,5unc and 8l 2Olz
5al y for sound mixed "a eSi ern sl 2Dal 2OtS
for do. ia store, and 81 - for kfln-dried
oAI5-Reeeipts loon bushels; 6D@74e for
new Western In store and aloat and zoe
for old in stove. Total stock OF grain Ia
the warehouses Sent. 18th Wheat, le8,68s
bushtlsi corn, 2,0eO.65O 90. oats 832 3sl do
rye, lo,b1s DO. barley, l,5sg do. matt. lO0,-
l6S to-; pens, 80 ,s2i do.
z hlGE-llQiH
COFFEE-Quiet; Rio heavy.
Su0AK--Qule sales 100 hhds at ll16alls<
for Cuba, nnd lBsz for Porto Rico.
MoLAssfs-- Steady; sales 20 bhls AInsco-
vado at 4ic.
HoPs- quiet. af 2O6sgHc for American
PETHoLEuM- STEADY; 1iEWllC for crude,
and S9c for refined bonded.
fORk-tleavy; sales 81 $50 barrels a
~ 25g25 30 for mese. closing az t29 90 cash:
500 - for old do. 81 0OG2f - for prime:
40 5Oes27 90 for pr me mess.
BEEF- Dulli sales OF 10 barrels, 80 Sl1 90
@20 20 for new plain Mess; S20 50H2i - for
new extra meas
TIERcE BEEF~ Dull. at s2l 00933 01 Tor
prime mess $50 0193G % fOt india mess
BHER HAaAs-Steudy sales OF 90 barrels,
at as u0g3i 0O for Western.
CUT MEATS Heavy; sales OF It's pack
ages, at l2g l'iIc lor shoulders; I58l9tsc FOR
hams.
MIDDLEs-- ieavy aud droo Wing: sales or
$50 boxes, at 1896 lIe for short clear, and
l454c for Cumberland cut.
LARD-Quiet. and a shade easier: sales
Of GEO tiefces, az l91SM201{c fpr steam, and
20l402015c for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Dull, at 3l0p3Sc fOr Ohio and ~
G54lc for state.
CHEEsE-(l inlet, at l3f1i7lSc.
FREIGnr5-Ltverp0oi, nrmar; engage
menis of grain at SIC for corn, and - Tor
wheat.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEM

,,..N Sciei.-The supply of currency was
o.ts+a .sseA uuring the past week, and less diff
IfIls ' ~ was experienced ia placing approved
+,>,,o. go :. ene usnai rate OF discount. say 10
-. : ~ CENT interest. The tendency Is IA
CO., - money market, which. however
i - - Dut TEN nPorary. The bills natnr,no
- - "a the banks are generaIIv noid-
'HA ieie"als lever than usual 81 ~, ~. i
son oi tue year This gives so,,o. -Ta,. =.
the MAJ ket' and enables the baat,, :, = -
coinlhouats larger number of epsto,,a-.
John U. Kennedy, Esq, Cashiar - :.
First National Bank at Aurora Trtt.s
has been appointed Cashier OF the Fs,,o--,' Fs
Vile National Bank, and viii raroo,1.
with his family about the l5th -
October. TO enter upon his new posifio,,
Mr.. Kennedy was formerly Cashier of,1,a
National Currency Bureau at Washing
ton during the admin .stration of Mr.. Nc.
Culloch as Com ptroller, and proved him.
self most efficient and valuable officer
His advent will be desirable acquisitfon
TO the business and social circles OF Evans
Vile.
Exchange on New York is IN better re
quest, with supply equal to the demand
Rates are without change, say par buying.
and 81 so per 81 900 selling.
The gold market is without essential
change. The buying rate is l4s; selling
l4o. silver, la4 buying, and 1876 selling.
Government securities are steadily ad- |
vancing. The cheap money market in |
New York-3 to per cent. on oatl--nat-
uraIly forces large Investments in Govern
ments and hence the advance in prices.
We emake no change in our quotations.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The London Press on the Speech OF
Napoleon - Important Foreign
News.
ENGLAND

ENGLAND. tf
LONDON, Sept. 14.-General Dix i
stated to have given Mrs. Lincoln al
entertainment In Paris On the 5tl
inst. Toa
LONDON, Sept. 14.-Rio JaneirC
dates to Aug. 24, state that the Min
istry refused mediation. and will Wig.
orously prosecute the war. Urouizg
had given an adhesion to President
MItre. The allied forces were march
Ing against the Paraguayans at Piem-
DO. Lopez had 1900 men at the
mouth OF Pibequary. Brazilian iron
clads have gone to AssuncIon.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE press of
the city variously comment upon the
recent speech of Napoleon at Cha
Ions. The following words were
made use of by the Emperor on that
occasion " | will say nothing more.
as the public prints are sure to draw
prophecies of war, however moderate
my words are.
The Times has long editorial on
American affairs this morning. The
writer believes that Mr.. johnson.
American Minister, has carte blanche
from his government to settle the
Alabama case. The case of itself
presents little trouble; the only diff q
Guilty is the reluctance of the Ameri-
can government to settle a difficulty
growing out of war resentments. No
American statesman ever believed
that the Alabama escaped with the
cOnnivance of Great Britain. There
might be a question of inadeouate /
laws making England answerable. |
The real grievances of the United |
States was the indifference of Eng /
land in the civil war, and her willing /
ness to see the Union dissolved. y t
OF this the Americans were con- /
scious at the time, aud remember /
it keenly now. They think we should
have an active sympathy with the
North; that cOnfederacy based on +
human slavery should have at once /
been condemned; that the RepubIi-
can party was the true friend Of I
that it was wrong even TO
doubt the success of the Federal /
arms. After all, the anger of the
Americans was due TO their con-
of sympathy, and with
s want Of sympathy In their
hour of peril but the anger, If right,
has been enough indulged Mr. Sew
ard has refused the handsome offer of
America, which should be credited to
England. He now cuts the past
adrift, and the thing is as good as E
settled. Legal points will not stand
10 the way. The oaly thing to ascer.
ain is, the responsibility of England
70 fix the proper indemnity.
Daa RUSSIA,
ST. PETERsBURG, Sept. 1f-The
reaty with Bokhara is not yet ratified
~ the Emperor.
HUNGARY. $3.50
PEsTHE. Sept. 1.-THE garrison in
Pennsylvania has been strengthened,
)wing to the insurrcctionary move
nents in Bulgaria.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Sept H.
FLOUR-More active and easier; 81 008
. 90 for common To choice Spring extras.
WHEAT-~Active, and 2a2Lc loWeri sales
Of No. l at 81 56gl So; No. at 81 5Dl48
] 52H, and closing at 81 j2aI 52ls for No. 2
this sfternoOn No. held at 81 021G, with
buyers NJ 81 80.
CoRN-Quiet; sales OF NO. ] at 8i5T8gGc !;
No. at05a93M, and rejected az yQc closing
81 95G05IIc Tor No. sales since the change
at 9j55o9Jt{c for No, J.
4 OATS -ModerateiY active, and 49%c
lower: sales at j01495O14c, and closing al
RsTH2D1ll, and ie lower; sales at 81 2oB
81 2D14 for No. 4.
BAKLEY-Firmer; sales of No. 2 at 81 Cos
81 81, aud closing with sellers ~ 81 50, and
buyeTs at 81 -. .-f.. ..-.
HTGHWIEEs- -Quiet, but frmer, 81 81 40
for free. and S1c Tor bonded.
L MESS PoRK-More active, at $50 25a2B so
for rheRvY, and 40 90 for light dry sailed.
SHOULD FRs-Weak and nominal, at n Nc.
LARD-tluiet ana nominal, az lg14c.
FREIGHTs- Steady and quteb: 20 Tor oats
y for corn, ma Oe FOR wheat % Buffalo.
MISUNDERSTANDING the las forfy-eIght
hours; 1928 barrels -four; l80,GsI bushels
ywnaat; l23.lh bushels eorns ~, COS bushels
oats: 2,2u hogs.
SHIPMEETs SI2, 4ss barrels -four; 81 .79s
bushels wheat; ll6,282 bushels corn; B2,Zsi
bushels oats; 2,S0J hogs.
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Cincinnati NSFkes.

BY Teiegraps.l CTEOTEEArI. Sept. II.
3 FLouR--Dun but not lower family s98
50 50.
' WHEAT-Dull with no demand; No.
offered at 81 % In elevator, aHd - less by
sample.
Coz S--Quist but firm; holders ask 81 co.
but IL IS not saleaDie at better than CSC -
the close.
RYE-Dull at 81 81.
BARLEY-Ffrm and In demand at = zo9
81 30 ior FAN, and 81 for choice spring.
CoTrOS-Unsettled; ;niddlins was OHefea
al &c
| WHIsKY-Scarce and held al zoe In bond
PRovIsIONs-QuI and unchanBedi mess
pork SO as p. ,a7 ts
of a retail nature aud A. being hiieA Hu
lSc. -,.,- - demand
and nomiual at ll11c fOI shoulders aLlN
l4c for sides. t, soias only al
10 ecr snoniders, and iGf<c Tor aiassi sugar
cnred hams dull 90 2U4zlc'
TrER--U ncnangec5. a,1,y,y,oe,l IN ~ IN
S1 IJnsaed oil dull and y DelnE Qner-
ed at 81 I3; lard oil hL Y f ~ vi,,t &c 70 lot
current make. anu q - - "
CsOLD-l435{ DuyihSs
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Gold eiosed In New York on Saturday at
l44.
a dispatch from Lancaster. Penn, says:
o.,I. Dickey VIII probably be nomina ted
by the Republicans to succeed the laie
Thad Stevens IN Congress.
New Haven dispatch of date the l4th
says the negro supposed co be guilty OF the
rape OF Mrs. Wiidman, of BrOokheld, on
the 4tb inst, which caused her death, was
arrested at New Haven on Saturday.
A New York dispatch dated the 18th
says the propeller c. g. Davenport ran on
tho rocks. opposite Bellevue Garden. East
River, yesterday, and took fire soon after
toppled over and sunk. The crew escaped
IN boats.
A Concord, N. H., dispatch dated the l4th
says: Ex-President Pierce still continues
10 gain. He is not out Of danger, but the
probabilities are strongly in favor of his
recovery. The remains OF the Iade Edwin
IA. Stevens, who died at Paris, reached
that city yesterday.
A Troy IN. W dispatch of date the 18th
says: Charles Divine, who was employed
on the farm of L. Van Venankin, on the
Cahoes road, attempted to murder Mrs.
Van VenaRkln, yesterday afternoon, for
her money, but did not succeed. lie fled,
but has since been captured. Mrs. Van
Venankin will probably recover.
A Cleveland (Ohio) dispatch of date 18th |
says Joseph Skinner, of Independence, |
near Cleveland, was shot dead In his |
house by burglars, who escaped. MOL Rob- |
berry Jack O'NeiIl, noted burglar and |
thief, has been arrested on suspicion.
"A Washington dispatch of date the 18th |
says: The actual difference of longitude !
between Washington and Havana, as
demonstrated by reeen communications |
for that purpose, over the Cuba cable, Is |
degrees, 90 minutes and 8 2-l0 rods. Time !
occupied In the passage OF electricity be- |
tween the two cities, "a of second.
An Albany dispatch of date the 18th |
says: Az cnsu ccessful attempt was made |
by burglars, on Saturday night, 20 rob the
Union Bunk, OF this city. The robbers only
succeeded in digging through the founda-
tion, which Is five feet thick, when they |
were alarmed and fed.
a st. Louis dispatch dated the 18th says:
Between 200 and 300 knights Templers
fr I'M Baltimore, Washington, PhiladeI-
and New Jersey, arrived here
phla, louisville, Nashville, New York, New
yesterday, and were properly received !
and escorted to quarters at the different
hotels. Otaer delegations win arrive to-
day and Tomorrow. The regular exercises
of the conclave Will commence at the |
Masonic Temple tomorrow morning.
A Bridgeport tconn.) dispatch of date
1Ith says the most intense excitement was
created there yesterday by the discovery
of nendlsh outrage on a highly accom-
plishnd young lady OF that city by a negro.
The negro was arrested shortly after the i
commission OF the outrage, and IL was
with the greatest difficulty that the au-
thoritIes could protect the scoundrel from !
the fury OF the excited people. He was |
finally committed TO jail TO await trial.