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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, July 1.-Stocks strong. Gold,
14OL. Exchange, 10Y. Money, 3@4.
Old 5-2G's, 113l8 new, l094. Ex-inte-
rest Io-4O's, 1919. 1905, 1889. North
Carolina ex-coupons, 10. Virginia ex-cou-
pons, sc new, So. Flour dull and decli-
ming. Wheat nominally lower. Corn a
shade better. Mess pork, $3.50. Cotton
quiet at 3l15c. Freights quiet. Turpen-
tine quoted at 4414c. Rosin quiet.
New YORK, July 1.-Afternoon.-Cotton
O shade frmer sales of 800 bales at 81 %
@32c. Flour-State and western rules
strong; southern dropping common to fair
extra, S9.90@Sl0.40 choice, Sl4.50. Wheat
dull Georgia new, s2.70. Corn, 1c. bet
ter and in fair demand. New mess pork,
S27.75. Freights firm. Government secu-
rites closed weak. Coupons, lOS78. Ten
nessee 6's, III; new, 70. Virginia 6's,
81. North Carolina 6's, new, "A. Cole
closed firm at l4014.
CINCINNATI, July Flour and corn
dull. Cotton dull and quiet. Whiskey
firm. Mess pork offered at S27 .2O@S27.25.
3acon-Shoulders, l2c.
WILMINGTON, July 1.-Spirits turpentine
$1.s5: No. l, $3.50. Tar declined; sales
at 1925.
CHARLESTON, July 1.-Cottcn quiet and
rather easier; sales, 81 bales middllngs
at 301ac.
AUGUSTA, July -Cotton-Market dull !;
salesl35 bales middlings at 3Oc.
SAVANNAH, July 1.-Cotton has advanced ;
sales 357 bales middlings at 2lc.
MOBILE, July l.-Cotton-Sales yester-
day, 125 bales; exports, 30l bales. The mar
ket to-day closed firm and low + middhngs,
21c.
New ORLEANS, July l.-Cotton firm
piddlings, 29c.: sales, 63 bales. New
York sights &c. premium. Gold, 1919
1874. Flour frmer; superfne, 81: treble
y, 50. Corn firm at 95c.
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Highly Important from New Orleans
Assembling of the Legislature.

New ORLEANS, July This morning,
before the hour for the assembling of Tie
Legislature, section Of artillery and II
squadron of cavalry, prepared for service,
occupied Lafayette Square. Two compa-
MES of the First infantry, commanded by
CAPTAIN Viele, occupied the sidewalk front
ing the Mechanics Institute. A large body
of police were on duty in and around the
building. No one not giving good account
of his business was allowed to approach.
Appearances indicate trouble.
Colonel Gentry and General Nellie, Of
General Buchanan's staff, were also pre-
sent. ......
The Senate was called to order at quar-
ter-past II O'Clock. Few D emocrat5 were
present.
The roll of members-only those who
took the test oath, including Campbell, as
stated yesterday-was then called.
After the minutes were read, the commit
tee to which General Buchanan's order was
referred yesterday reported that they we're
of opinion that the action Of the President
in recurring members to take the test oath
should be fully sustained. A due respect,
however, to the wishes Of the General COM
handing the armies of the United States
induced the committee to recommend dis
continuance of the test oath, and that here
after members be allowed to qualify in
accordance with the Constitution OF the
State. ....-......
A motion that the first paragraph be
stricken out created considerable discus
sion, and was finally tabled.
The report was then adopted as it came
from the committee.
A motion was made that the roll furnish
ed by the commanding General be called,
and all members wishing, to be sworn under
the Constitution.
In calling the roll, the name of Sambola.,
ousted yesterday by election, was omitted
though he presented himself to be sworn
in.
Fifteen Democratic senators took the con-
stitutional oath.
Several motions were offered, when
Lynch called attention to Article l59 OF the
Constitution, which states that no action OF
any kind can be taken by the Legislature
until action upon the fourteenth amend
ment. Ill 3Ha- ee. - -
The Committee on Credentials and Elec-
tions was discharged, on motion of Mr.. Ray,
i'm order that new enc be appointed, Oh
which the Democratic side might be repre-
scented.
The Legislature then adjourned.
Sambola will probably take his seat to-
morrow, and contests for scats will proceed
regularly .=--=-= ;,
The House proceedings were of similar
notrre hut there was more opposition to
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storm on Monday evening three fine
horses belonging to Captain Paschal Blu
ford, of Bedford county, were struck by
lightning and instantly killed. The ami
mails, with two others, had sought shelter
under tree, when the bolt descended, kill
ing three and wounding fourth. The
fifth escaped unhurt.-Lynch6urg NeacS.
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Valuable Cargo,

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The steamer Benton
has arrived at Leavenworth from Upper
Missouri with skins valued at $4,000. The
buffalo is plenty this season, and all kinds
of skins better than ever known before.
The Indians continue very troublesome
o1onr the river
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cram. nne Maryland delegation to the Demo-
+ $500 ~. Convention leave Baltimore to-day in
tr, F C, oain rendered them by tho North
- U'1'Fal Railway Company. 1850
y,r me deficiency bill reported by Mr.. Ste
yir";n Vn Monday appropriates $4,000 for
Juno 40, f ECON purposes to 30th
anu SS5,Ooo for the ensuing year.
sji~rney c'ro,ecle opposes permanent
"" -Asns Vt Congress till December,
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New SOUTHERN DEPARTMENTAL is said
that the President has determined to create
a new military department to be carved out
of the southern States, over which General
Rousseau will be placed in command, with
Headquarters at New Orleans. z.4a#s
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FIorida-Surreildcr Of the State Cor
crnmcnt TO GoNcrIlor Reesl-

crnmcnf To GONcTii0r httE'-
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July l.-Governor
Reed received the surrender Of the govern
ment of the State to-day from Governor
Walker, in compliance with the order from
General Meade, according to General Or
ders No. 90, firm Atlanta, dated yesterday,
"that military rule ceases in this State,
and the commander of the subdistict IL
ordered to abstain from interference with
the civil law upon any pretext Whatever
AS no appointments have been made for
State and county officers, the old ones will
hold over till appointments by Governor
Reed and confirmation by the Legislature,
which meets on the 7gh instant.
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General Nanler in Paris.

PARIS, July l.-General Napier, of Abys-
sinian War notoriety, arrived here yester-
day. He is the guest of Lord Lyons. lie
will be created q Peer on his return to Eng
land.
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General Mcdowell Relieved.

WASHINGTON, July i.--Thc President has
relieved General Mcdowell from command
Of the Fourth District, He is ordered
20 report without sicitj- ~ TIC lEor her&~r-
mcnt.
Gillem succeeds Mcdowell in command Ct
the Fourth District.
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" school. RESPONSIBILITIES Bessie Payne, of
TatFeNlon; Miss Mary Octavia Dunn, Miss
tn1I'sei Dunn, and Miss Bette Cuthbert, Of
!, ssIe.fsonrg, and Miss Emily Williamson, of
- |,: y, Va, were among the recipients
VI y, literary honors ut the commencement Of
E,,i dc Sales Academy of Visitation, OF
Baltimore, On Monday.
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general JOSEPH L. JoHNsToN PARD0NED.
r.acral Joseph L. Johnston, late of the
Confederate service, has received Il full par
Ion from the President through the IN
huence Of Mr.. Secretary Seward. This is
the first pardon yet granted to full gene
RAJ in the Confederate service. General
,Ioqnr,on arrived in New York Oh the 30th
nltimO, N r0lRe to Europe.
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SEJHT9EEEs RESORTS.
tn r e HOT p 4 ! n G S
BATH COUNTY, Va.
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
SEvENTI-sIT TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
JAMES A. MCCLUTG, Manager.
s. G. TARDY & Co., Proprictors.
j. e. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE lsT,

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 Il
wonderful degree tonic, alternative, detergent, and
stimulating properties, and have become justly Gel
ebrated for the cure of rheumatism, govt, diseases
of the liver, skin, bladder, and womb paralysis
the result Of injury or serious eusion contraction
Of muscles and joints, diarrhGa, and dyspepsia, &C.
companed with sore mouth and tongue.
Route from the North MIA Orange and A1eIan-
dria railroad to Gordonsville, thence pta Virginia
Central railroad to Millboro' Depot, thence by
Trotter &c Co.'s stage line over turnpike road to
Hot Sprugs-distance, twenty miles.
Route from the South utG Richmond or Lynch
burg and Virginia Central railroad to Mtllboro,.
A new turnpike from Covington to Hot Springs
Is now under construction, which VIII pass through
the beautiful valley OF Jacksons river and b. th'
magnificent falls in Allegheny county. This roaG
Is expected to be. finished By July Isl and VIII
shorten the stage ride several miles, while the pa
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 III
Virginia. -.-.-.......
A BAND OF MUSIC engaged for the season.
Fine large BATHROOMS BlLLlAED anC
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up, &C.
For descriptive pamphlets and circulars, apply
to S. C. TARDY u CO..
post-offce box SIT, Richmond, va; or to
j. A. MCCLUNG. Manager.
.s.. s..- Hot Springs, Va.
Boards per day, 500 per week S7s per month
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:, ,HA.klrY.-During the last three years
ug CITIZENS Of New York-Chauncey and
,- -yrfy hoSe-have distributed among chart
,-2'e associations, in an transformations
a |"Hner' the large sum of $780, 900,
,fs a ,n%'i TO or over 81 900 a day during
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AursING.-The following from the letter
oy 2Gth June of the Richmond correspond
en-, Of the New York Herald is about as
truthful as most of his scribblings:
v,Thcre is much dissatisfaction in regard
T. IRE delegates from Virginia 20 the Con-
,cu. OH, and steps are being taken TO send
~ IN o4sidc delegation, which Will pro-
l4hlv weld more influence than the regular
.ny. + ~umor be true, men Of high posi-
.i.l and wealth viii represent the Chase
l.yY.waat, such as Coulter Cabell, J. Har-
,aor Gi'rer. Jr., GaHeral Raymond, and
o,uers.'
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Ohio Politics.
in to-day.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-The Thirteenth
District Democratic Convention held ut
Newark, Ohio, yesterday, nominated Geo.
Morgan for Congress.
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yyARIETY- SPRINGS.--Thiss delightful
4 " summer resort, situated fifteen miles west of
Staunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad, will
be opened for the accommodation OF guests on the
business men wishing retreat for their Families
during summer will have every advantage here:
FROM Richmond, Baltimore, Washingt on, and
other cities they reach these SPRINGS on the same
day ut o. clock 2. III. - Ii no Ia. E,,abE +: !s5
Seven different kinds or water and, agreeable to
analysis, of superior quality. yrrs es .ay
The cars stop ut the door. Frg gtrL. ST al.
TERMS $sC per month, $40 perweek, % per day.
Children under twelve years ana servants hall
mice. Bathing In Hea, ig Water gratis.
pA'0~' q u, BURRUss
10 1s-sm Rfe2slStasg,
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DR. C. E. KL0EBER DENTAL afMa
RICHMOND. VA.,) inserts heautifui ARTlFl-
CIAL TEETH on tho VULCANITE BASE Tor
twenty to thirty dollars per set. Particular ateil-
ton given to all necessary TO the preser-
yation OF the natural teeth Correction OF irregs-
or 1antai N seasas generally. II 50 - my q
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The wheat harvest in the Valley has be-
gun. As far as can be inferred from the
appearance Of the ripe grain, and as it falls
before the reaper, the crop ia good. Yet
there is sad discrepancy between the APP
pearance Of crop as the sickle is put into
it and the yield when it has gone through
the thresher. There is no certainty about
wheat until it is threshed and in the garner.
The Valley crop has most healthy ap-
pearance. 1t seems to have been unusually
free from injury. Yet we understand that
it has been assailed by new enemy to that
portion of the State. It is a species Of
weevil not known there before, which was
introduced through seed wheat brought
from Pennsylvania. 1t does not impair the
growth. The germ is deposited in one or
two seeds in head. The seed fill out as
the others. differing from them in slight
curve to the side to which the insect is at
tached. This pest begins it's ravages when
the wheat is matured by boring into the
grains, consuming them and propagating its
species. 1t has appeared in many crops,
and has occasioned much concern.
The Lexington Gazette of Tuesday says:
MANY of our farmers are now engaged
in their wheat harvest, and we are glad to
learn that the yield is very fine and the
grain Of an excellent quality.
"The crops of oats and corn both promise
we'll, and we rejoice to know that our
farmers will be amply repaid for their Ia
Dor and toll"
The Scottsville (Albemarle) Register thus
speaks Of the crop:
owe should be truly thankful to the
Giver of all good for bountiful harvest.
| Our farmers are now reaping an abundant
crop of wheat. The grass crop is also most
excellent, and if nothing happens to 1t the
yield will be very heavy"
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A MEXICAN TRADE PALACE, No. 429
n BROAD STREET.-.Jnst received at the
American Trade Palace another beautiful stock
of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS:
Beautiful Lawns, fast colors, zoe. per YARD ;
Cheek Muslin, lee and upwards Beautiful Dotted
Swiss Mualin, CSC. and upwards; Ladics and
MI,scs' Hats. lOc. and upwards: Ladies' and
Misses Shaker Hoods, l5c. apiece; Beautiful Plain
,nd Beaded Parasois, 81. so and upwards Beauti-
mi SatIn-stripcd Lcnos and MoZambiqucs, double
With 25c per yard. worth aOc.: Beautiful Prints
fast colors. loc. and upwards every style and
quality Of Ladies' Misses and Gcntlcmen,s Gloves
very cheap Sllverware, Jrwery, and Albums In
great variety. very low. tjc 2Ol ). HEINE.
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Florida Congressman Sworn in.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Hamilton, mem
her of the House from Florida, was sworn
IN to-Jav
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rnasg.-The New York Herald OF Tues
lny a.s five columns Of articles in favor OF
....+ A. The Democratic nominee.
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NOTICE.-The city carts will remove all
IN carriage placed In boxes or oaI,sss , anu
OF the city, 40 follows: ~, ,nx,n.yo
; In Monroe and Clay Wards on M.tSOAis.
In Madison Ward on TUESDAYS un.,co
In Jefferson and Marshall WARDS ON EDSH0-
DAYS. tsE@t ,f 49,, ,...,. 49,,
Commencing OF MONDAY the ssth ins.an', saa
until further notice. .,.,. a,.
LII 9a9sA " 40 W. GILL;,
il s1-ss City kpEHsss,
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nv the Atlantic Cable.
ENGLAND.

.,,o1 June S0.-Charlcs Francis
h,s' icnartcd for New York in the
A1 .n.s,in China on Saturday the 2"h.
s'cA' .,no< .1nnc So.-Thc debate on the
U> I,S,,r,b question was continued in the
1rlsh '' ~ Tnris last night. The public in
Hoase :: ~ ,nd;minished. The crowd on the
,cre', .n - in the galleries vas greater than
S"'r "n' >" ,-nv;ous nights. It was gene
on the ~" that a division would take
,Iace. .two,os ond Prince Alfred
we're ere fI bike Of Argyle made q speech in
Il" ~ ~ the suspensory bill, strongly
sSppv.' ;ts immediate passage. He regret
n's. .Eo, the roval commission on the Irish
I -, .., had as vet made no report, as he
"", s,,-o that among their recommends
'Ss, tberc would be ono for adoption of
I. .nhn~ Of appointments in the Irish
Church. =, ;.or-, h;,1
ror1d he ,n mary loss. The measure
w.. 70 con i,..o rnt Fenians, but the peo-
,,nor Ircla... TIE Irish Church estab-
,..L,,ort va. 81 rtrir ~ ancient wrong, and
=. oIoii,;on .vau& heal the wounds of Ire
land, The ;.-Gc was one Of policy, not OF
The Bishop Of Oxford said the measure
would not racify the Irish people, Tho
Wanted nothing less than separation from
England. :,
Earl Russell said the Irish Church had
tailed 10 accomplish the objects cs its ex-
;.,cncc. The equality Of the terms Of COM
rsc,s made at the union of England and
Ireland had never been kept. He depre-
Gated the policv pursued on this question
nv the Ministry. and ended with an elo
eucnt appeal to the generosity of the 90
ycrnmcnt, and declaring that If the atfec-
,;ons of the people were secured the Crown
ponld lose nothing.
Lord Cairnes complimented the House for
,bc rood temper shown in this debate. lie
rev;cwed the course of the trainers OF the
Nm and spoke strongly Of the injustice
done n the clergy. He disputed the asser-
t;on TINT this was merely measure OF
policy. ,.--.
Ala o'clock in the morning division
took place. and the bill was rejected-9I
qrojnst 1872. The result was received with
cheers by the Tories.
LONDON. June 3O.-Mdnight.-ln the
House Of Lords tonight the Scotch Reform
hin WAS agreed to in committee.
The Irish Reform bill was passed to Sc
coni reading.
ITALY.
ROME, June 3O.-A bull has been issued
p, me Pope summoning n general council
70 NEE, in the Vatican on the Sth of De
cember, 1869. All persons reqvired to at,
tend the council must appear either in per-
son or by proxy.
BAVARIA.
BERLIN, June 3O.-Bavaria has ratified
the treaty with the United States TOR the
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j. A. DAVIS, formerly Of the Noryen House,
Lyuchburp SUPERINTENDENT. je 25-eOd1m
THE JACKSON RIVER HOTEL is now
l. open for the accommodation Of BOARD
ERS. Persons In quest of a nice SUMMER RE-
SORT will find this place admirably suited TO their
wants. There are good ALUM, SULPHUR, and
CHALY BEATE= SPRINGS in short distance OF
the Hotel. -u~,
The table will be well supplied with all the DELL
CACIES OF THE SEASON.
: Board by the month. Sas: children under ten
wears of age and servants, Sl7:so. IE,---- p
- II ~ ga rr fJ.FA. C0GBILL, s.-sf
1877 Jackson,s River Depot, ~
es-sw Ett Allegheny county, Virginia.
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tl51C

WELDON SULPHUR SPRINGS.-These
i celebrated and popular Springs. situated in
Montgomery county three and a half miles from
ChrstianSburg depot, are now open for the recep-
ton of visitors and the attention of the nSs-
going public is respectfully invited to the adyan-
tages they present. The waters of these Springs
are unrivalfed In all OF dyspepsia cutaneous
diseases, and uterine affections, ana III cases OF
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven emtnently useful In many
female diseases, and in ......
CHRONIC DIARRHGA
are regarded as SPECIFIC. ..-E-.
The natural advantages of this place are UN-
SURPASSED BY ANY IN THE STATE, being
situated almost upon the very summit of the
Allegheny Mountains. The air Is always cool and
bracng the climate Is healthy and salubrious, the
water Of delightful temperature (55 degrees fahren-
heit), the grounds are shaded and protected every
hour In the day by 4 thick grove of forest oaks.
The hotel and buildings have recently been en-
larged, renovated and reiitted and the proPrie-
tors atter themselves they can offer to their guests
accommodations unsurpassed by any watering
place in the mountains. and confidently ask visit
from the public - E
Visitors to the springs win stop at Christians
burg, where comfortable coaches will be in at
tendance on the arrival Of each train to convey
them to the springs r..~ go
RATES OF BOARD: ... ---
Fer DAY w
FER month oV.Vu
For a longer period than two months, per
Colorcd servants, and children not occupying
seats ut first table, half the above rates.
Col. HENRY A. -EDMTNDsoN,
Mai. JAMES P. EDMUNDSON,
Gen G.. C.. WHARTON,
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SPEARs's NOTWITHSTANDING so
- LINTON, for preserving all kinds OF fruits,
tom ttoes, wine, cider, and milk. In fresh aud
Wholesome condition without the use OF patent
cans. Many parties used this preserssr ast Ssaa'
and viii do sii for which II IL resomme,ndsd fos
vi So, lses lsiu street,
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
IL, OPEN JUNE l.
TniS most favorite resort, alike for health and
recreation. is In complete order for the recep-
ton OF guests. Our aim shall be TO keep 1t better
than II has ever been kept before.
It's remarkable medicinal virtues need not now be
adv ertiScd to the Virginia public and tile South.
For full information to all particulars, apply
for Pamphlet with map OF railroad routes &C., TO
PURCELL, LADD e CO., Richmond,
a. 3. RUCkER 4 CO., Lynchbnrg,
or by mail to
FRAZIER & RANDOLPH, Proprietors.
Board IS per day-s3o per.month.
Passengers leave the cars At GOSHEN Depot.
Stage fare. $3.50. Through tickets can be bought
In IN. Springs 1sEa. 80 my 25-2m
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THRESHINGl MaCHINERY.--GEI-

THRESHING MACHINERY.--GEl-
4 SER,S ISiPROyED THRESHER. CLEAN
Err AND DAGGER, for four horses w EssiNS-
HOUSES THRESHER AND CLEASEE fSr SIX
So- eiyht horses !: -sMITH'S THRESHERS AND
SEPARATORS. for four, six. and eight horses.
Having the Richmond agency for the nrst three
machines, each unrivalled In It's class, anu manu-
facturing the las. ourselves, we are enabled 10
supply promptly every want OF the farmers Ia inns
line and In alcases 70 guarantee perfect satisiac
lion No delay In filling orders.
NONTGOMERY'S IMPROVED RoCkAWh1
FAN with laies, Improvements for separating the
cockle from, the wheat. now I'm store.
! 10 20 II. ii. SMITH & co, Manufseturers'
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The House proceedings were of similar
nature, but there was more opposition 10
dispensing with the test oath whenthe roll
was called on assembling; but subsequently,
whom the sQll was called CT th:ae elected
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF! TO
CLOSE! TO CLOSET! .....

NEW GOODs-NEW GOODS
IN VALENTINE PLACE.-We have just re,
celyed our supply OF SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, consisting in part OF DRESS TRIM
MINGS,' WHITE GOODS NOTIONS, re. We
desire TO call the special attention OF the ladies TO
our well-selected stock OF Embroidered and Thread
Edgings, Real Lace Collars and Laces, EN-
broidered Handkerchief, Parasols, &C., which we
are offering at very low figures.
ARMISTE4D Il BTBB,
ap14 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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Ernrnimn MARI 80.

Foreign Mark":s.
ToHDnH, July I-.-10om.-Consols, 9435
2g424. United States bonds, 1914.
Lo*DoE, July l.-E>ar!ng.--Conbols,
9l5l@944.
LIVERPOOL, July /. --Noon.-Cotton dull
and declined ll6; sales Of 5000 bales up
lands at 41S9414d. Corn tirmcr. Wheat
and -four heavy. Provisions steady. After
nOOn-C0tton easier.
LIVERPOOL, July Cotton dull; sales
5000 bales uplands OF llT0llAd.;
Orleans, ll3s@l2l.