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OPTHALMY.
OFFICE No. asa MABN ST, BETHEL
HACK EEnM -

OFFICE Me-. s MAIN ", BETHEL
" BLOCK, MEHPH1s. TENN.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February ia meeting
of the Board of the National Cotton As
ISOLATION of Planters and Manufacturers
was held here yesterday. Members were
present from all parts Of the Union and
reports we're received from all parte. Re-
ports were made by standing commit
tees on the production and consumption
OF cotton, and its present and future
supply. The Association adjourned, TO
meet at the call Of the Executive Com.
mittee,
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Telegraph
new YORK.

NEW YORK, February u-Peter
Hamburger shot 8 young girl whom he
YVES ceurtlng, named Sarah Baird, this
morning after returning from q bail, and
then shot himself. Trouble with the
GIRLS step father led to the result. Both
will die.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, February 11.--Great interest
Is felt In the proceedings Of the Cortes,
which meets to-day. Rivera will be
chosen President.
A majority of the members favor Fer
dinand, the father of the King of Portu-
gal, as the future ruler of Spain, and
should he decline, the Duke of Mont
pensier will be chosen.
The movements of the Csrllsts In the
Basque Provinces are quite active, but
the French government is watching the
frontier closely.
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TELEGRAPHIU
New Yorh sEarkat.

AAA
NEW YORK, February n~.-Money-The mar
ket IS easy at59T on caI. The shipments sou1
eonuaus sterling Quiet a. ss a9s. cold &C
md = oSs5 ~ aiizSI5E ~ 80, zen 20 -
slIs,00O,COJ. Sac binds iairly acivo bat lowe
New TenaesSees IS 96o19.
Cotton C oSed wtthouL decided change. Sale
300 bales; Uplsnds SU49 013c. Flour s. t5Gl
40. Whisky quiet. Rice Gun. Codes active
sugar active; 74e higher Caoa l2giS1e; Demo,
soc. Wheat firm. Western Corn 949l04.
Dry Goods-WOolen and Printed Spring
shawis. IS 30 for Belanes; IS 60 for Columnia
and IS 6298 20 for the RislOri printed and gray
FIX. The MerTimac pTigt works, through a.
T stewart q Co, exntatt some magnificent
cambria prints on me Cloths, which met 8
ready sale a. S2c.
Eew Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS. February IL-CottOn easter,
Middlings 2s54a29i saes 2ig0 bales. Receipts
81 = Exports SooS; S'V-a ~; s'eTling ~,
eonnt. Flour dull an lower. Supernns 60 371s,
Xxx 81 25, xxx 81 50. Corn scarce at 75o. Oats,
saRPly llshl, a. :. ISI b, B'f Por = lower y; H aSd 4 n5o.1 7.
lied at s34 50@35 50. Bacon, jobbiug, l5A, "A
shoulders, tides lsHgI9. Lard quiet, tierees
low CLAIR fed lSAGli5S. Molasses active and
nrmer; fair s5966c, prime 67@79, e1oiee re.
Whisky steady at | o. Hishwinss 97%e.
Cofee Steady fair I4A9I51S, prime ltZ@l7h
ST. Louis Market.
or loufs. February H-Flour IS 2Sa8 25,
wbaat al co al 90. Oats 67aes1Ic. Barley 81 80
Rye 81 q. Whisky eic. Pork ySS s09S4. Bulk
siSss. clear RIBS l6kc. Bacon, shoulders 1919
80. clear sides lSAc. Lard unchanged.
Cincinnati Marker.
C~rHcrNrATI. February Il-Flour, family 81 Is
7 So. Germ 64g66c. Oats 6S969c Whisky s5c.
Hams 9 algk, Lard 20x. VIII AT dull at 81 70.
rive si Il. Barley hrmer. Cotton IN. Butter
8Oqs6c. Eggs lS@lSc. Exchange dun at lilo
discount
Louisville Earkef.
J~ouTsyILJF, February u.-robacco active !;
sales l40 hhds, 70 5a@sl5 80. Pork $50. Lsrd 20eS
ta2Ic Bacon shoulders l5c: sides lS9lSAc.
KING shoulders lie; sides Iz&c. Flour, SUI
DsrineS5 75G6 q. Iorn 60a63c. Oats 63G65c.
Whisky e4@95o. Cotton zSA92Shc, Wheat
Chicago Market.
CwroAao, February Ii.-Flour s. 70G0 SIX.
Wheat 81 Is, Cora $50. Oats No. 2 2B%8k4c,
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee, in Bankruptcies
At Memphis, Tenn, I0thday Of February, 1853.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointmsn Mt as assignee of John w. SlInpkins,
OF McNaIry county and state OF Ten
nessee, within said district, who has been adj
Judged q Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court OF said district
.. WOoLDRIDGE,
fshll ts& Ahaignee.
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, in Bankruptcies
At Memphis, Tenn, eth day OF February. 1859
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF David Muucrief
OF shelby county and State OF Tennessee.
within said District, who has been ads
Judged q Bankrupt upon his own petition. by
the District Court of said District
fsbIl IS IS Assignse.
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BYE 81 90. Barley 81 %. HIghwines &c. Pork
~ 90 Lrd lGzg2c. Nothing doing in bulk
and other meats.
Foreign
IoHDoN, February ~lL.-Consols closed At e8l
$50. u. 8. $50 bonds TX.
LIVERPOOL, February u-Cotton closed dfm;
uplsnas l2h9lzH. orlesns izH9I2x. Sales TO-
goo bales
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FRIDAY MORNING, FER. -, 1883
STATE FINANCES

The reports Of the Legislative commit
mittees, under this heading, on our first
page, should receive the attention OF our
Taxpayers and readers generally.
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A TALK TO MERCHANTS ONLY.

\ TEMPHIs is by psturst GREAT SALIENT CENTER OF ommsre nr an IuFEEar
NJ seps of country pes suais byb the KAILSA and RIVERS converanz TO tFa BIT ~
IS o@uned TO become the great CHICAGO OF TIE SOUTH md VIM aLs hate condition
nuoO NKs IN QunShs at s eonAm s oeN0u!y 70 De wished, ad are al this
o o6r " have provided om Home nn A BIG STOCK Of Goods bSuSbt s@s@s
tn SLATE advance and can self 70 "a BUYERS Cwe d mo- ysnCt Tor ~ Ola Sb1ED
is VIM r. Moore 60 co.
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Notice.
NOTICE.

Al Memphis, Tenn, 9th day OF February, 1858.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
poIntment as assignee Of H. K. Doris. indi-
vfduaIly, and IS one of the firms of Doris q
OF Hardemsn county, and state OF Tennessee,
within said District, who has been adjudged
q bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court OF said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
febll IS p Assignee.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Correspondence, on Pt6Lc EreRts, solicited from
eueTg port Of he URGed Ssates.
ANBLA RKATTEG d 90.
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Domestic MarLe,s-rRy TE1EeRArHl,

NEW YORK, July l7.-foon.-The market is ir-
North Carolina s's, SO; new, 45s. Virginia ss, eS-
coupons. SIT new. sl
Flour dull and sQiOc. lower. Wheat dull and Ia
&c. lower. Corn less active and easier. PORK,
ss2.a7. Lard dull. Cotton quiet uplands, atig
age. Turpentinc quiet at S23c. Rosin steady at
S2.3o@S2.35. Freights dull and dropping.
Erfning.-Cotton dull and unchanged; sales $50
bales at 3itGI343c. Flour dull and heavy and 50l0c.
lower superfne State, S6.25G$e.5o Wheat in2c.
lower. Corn less active. and scarcely SO tirm.
Whiskey quiet western, Sl.O5, free. Pork firmer
ut S32. so. Lard quiet and steady. Naval stores
quiet.
Gold, 1864. 5.eos, 80. 1881.
BALTIMORE, July T.-Virginia 6's, old, 500.
lsG6's. So. Cotton quiet ut 34c. Flour dull with Il
light demand. Wheat steady and inactive; new
red, Sl.j0D$l.60. Corn irmer Mt 10. Pork quiet
mt 1874. Bacon active and advancing; clear sides,
ls;M19c.; shoulders, Isle. Lard dull 1T ls3c.
LOUISVILLE, July hiskey active. Provi-
sions very firm pork, $3.50; clear rib, 1s3c. Lard
l93c. Raw whiskey, 81.
CINCINNATI, July l7.-Provsions firm mess
pork, $3.50. Lard, l01c.
ST. LOUIS, July 17.-1Iess pork, $3.50. 25Gi $685. so.
Bacon lear-rib, 1Stc.; sides, Isle. Whlskey
steady at Sl.O2
NEW ORLEANS, July f.-Cotton-Middlings
325c. sales, 375 bales receipts, d3 bales exports,
2,B1l bales. Gold, 1854. New York sight, &c. pre-
MUM. Sugar-commOn, 10@lllc.; prime, l3ic.
MolasScs-Donc offering.
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TEI,EGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-1he revenue re-
ceipts to-day were ST 600, 900.
The Treasury Department advises the col
lector of the Second Mississippi district,
burg bv General eT Ames not TO accept the
Office.
A colored lawyer was admitted to the bar
in the criminal court here to-day.
The collector of the Second Alabama dis
trict notifies the Treasury Department Of
the seizure OF forty boxes of tobacco.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered 81 900, 900
in bonds to he issued to the Central Pacific
railroad, being for the completion of the
road to Promontory Point.
An abstract of the reports of the North
Carolina banks shows an aggregate OF
3, 600, 600 in them and circulation. of
$40 OO0 000
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
CoRS AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, July II, 1859. !

Whe0t.-WhIte, 2,si2 bushels. Red, a,ale bush


OFFERINGS.
Whe0t.-Whlte, 2,el2 bushels. Red, = sle bush
els.
Coru.-Whise. go bushels.
OdtS.-so bushels.
Rye.-22 bushels.
hedl-50 bushels.
SALES.
Whent-White, 100 bushels very good at Sl.75
10 bushels strictly prime private terms 400
bushels prime at $50 bushels on private terms;
bushels very good at S170 leo bushels at 81 e71
100 bushels good ut S1.s5, l! bushels ut s1.oo sos
bushels Oh private terms-total 9i2 bushels. Red,
l. bushels very good ut sl.573 loo bushels COM
mon at &1.52i 2l8 bushels very good at 81 60 $50
bushels tough at S155; 27o bushels fine on private
terms. 40 bushels prime on private terms Il bush
els ut $3.50; 30 bushels good on private terms-to-
tai, 9, 5s6 bushels.
torn.-White, III bushels prime at &C.: So bush
els very good at csc. Total gao bushels.
Odts.-s0 bushels prime ut &c
Rye.-22 bushels at $l.l0
notwithstanding Of Wheat on Change to-
day 1874 bushels against zoe bushels for the cor
responding date Of last year market opened with .
sale of very good white at sl.75 and sale Of COM
mon red at s1.52i and then there was n suspension
Of transactions for half an hour so, when bust
ness reopened 20 speak, at 81. for very
good white, and then several sales were made at n
reduction. Market closed irregular, with l,0l4
bushels remaining unsold.
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TERRIBLE TORNADO IN MIssOURI.-H
L5,ns, July ia dispatch from Lexing.
Ion. Mo-. 10th, says :" 4 terrible tornado
h.> Just swept over Lexington trees and
fences were blown down in every direction,
and the streets blocked with wrecks. Many
houses were unrootcd and otherwise da-
luagcd. some OF the roofs were carried one
hundred wards. The Caucasian newspaper
,arn i a perfect wreck. Several persons
w,rr Injured hv flying timbcrs, bricks,
shutters. &c. No lives rere lest, rs TAR as
heard from. The damage TO the city and
nounlry cannot ut present be estimated.
t,roNii,g crops were Frustrated, fruit trees
DESTROYED, and the deuce played generally
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CaQEs IL ILLINOIS AND THE WEsT.-Cht-
,450, July l6.-RepOrtS from middle por-
Mons Of the State say that last years corn
.-op in the cribs is rotting and spelling.
The following summary Of the condition OF
..e present crops, gathered from various
,nlrccs. may be regarded as fair one:
There is an enormous breadth of small
rain planted, and had there been no draw
I4rK, would have produced an unparalleled
crop; 80 much so that should 1t be dam
a.rd 10 the extent of over one-hai, we
should still receive 4 good average crop.
The wheat crop in Iowa, Wisconsin, Ne
lra-ka, and Minnesota is superb, in excel
lent condition, and Of vast extent, beyond
preceding ones.
Winter wheat in Southern Illinois has
been mainly crt, and is of excellent quality,
and ALTHOUGH the rain has retarded stack
inc. there is no cause for alarm. Central
Illinois, especially along the line Of the llli-
moi, Central. Chicago, Burlington, and tluin-
IS railroads. has suffered most, rain having
allen there III torrents, and deluged the
Duntry to such an extent that the use $ot
rraDino machines is entirely out Of the queS-
ION.
The farmers Of that section have severe
time of Invading 10 their knees IN muu,
irving TO save what they can with graln-cla-
dir-. This state OF things, however, Is not
General i'll Northern Illinois. The grain
look, we'll and promises good yield.
I'm regard to corn. under the circumstances
II can scarcely he expected to yield more
than tWo-thirdS the average CROP but thcre
will lie An immense yield Of oats.
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The Macon Postmaster,s Case.

MACON, GA, July lin the Turner in
vestigation to-day the only effort made by
the defence was to impeach the credibility
Of the witness SwayZe. Some twenty
blacks and whites sworc that they would
not believe him on oath. The decision Of
the commissioner was reserved until Mon
day.
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Destructive FIRE IN OHIo--GREAT DE-
sTYucr1oS OF RAILROAD PROPERTY Clece-
.and July ia fire last night on the ERE,
Atlantic and Great Western railroad, at TINS
Joint, destroyed twenty or thirty, cars load
tdwith cru,;o OF, and coal oil, said to belong
TO Rockefeller Rems. kogle & Clark Payne
It Co., and Critchley, Fawcett y Co, LOT
eastern parties. Total loss, S9o,ooo, r 10
$4,000, with little Insurance, II any. me
n>S 10 tic road is heavy. The ire proDaDl!
originated from lamp III TIE hands Oh Tie
train u~ucrtor
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If the contest for Governor Of Tennessee
were game of old sledge, Senter might be
said already to have ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and-the- charlottesville Couier-Journdi.
The Boston transcript says "There is
some excitement among The Republicans of
northeastern Massachusetts, at remarkable
attempt General Butler is making to control
custom-houses and newspapers. There is a
turn in the tide"
The Lexington (Ky.) Statesman, Repub-
lcan, in abiding to Walkers election in
Virginia, observes "And yet this is to be
heralded as Il Democratic victory in Demo-
cratic Kentucky by men who abominate the
fifteenth amendment, and withhold from the
negro the poor boon of the witness-boX.
Come out, true men of Kentucky, from
amidst this elastic body of political free
hooters"
a correspondent of the Washington Re-
publican, who has been looking into mat
tiers in Virginia, writes :: " unhesitatingly
aver, without fear of having been imposed
upon by rebels Oh THEN good behavior, that
Virginia is to-day vastly more loyal than
Maryland, and that in the late election the
eX-rebel element of Virginia has cast its
vote solidly for Walker in perfect good
faith, believing him to be a sound Republi-
can, and in perfect sympathy with the re-
construction policy of the Administration"
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FURNITURE, &C.

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &C..
Il HARDWOOD & RITTER, opposite Sic post.
office, Main street, are now prepared 70 nianufac.
ture TO order any style OF FURNITURE and
MATTRESS. s-a III -
We have now on hand the most elegant stock Of
CHAMBER, PARL0K. aud DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond for
many years. CHAMBER SETS can be bought AZ
our establishment from Sa5 10 5000.
MATTRESSES and SP RING BEDS or sli styles
made 10 order, and warranted 40 represented.
As the prices OF most other goods are cohiinE
down, we have reduced the price OF every article
In our l.ne and now selling sbonf - Low q we
did before the war. ALI In want OF fURNIfUhE
our stock before buying. We have goods 20 suit
'''' 1'''A y ~ HARWooD& HITTER, {
opposite the pest-onice, Msm street.
te:i-3m IS Richmond wa, i
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The Chinese Labor Convention.

MEMPHIS, July 1.-THE Convention has
organized Chinese immigration Society,
with capital of 81 ,oOO, 900, which may be
doubled. The sum of $4,000 was sub
scribed on the spot in shares of 800 each.
The Convention adjourned sine die, after
ordering 1900 copies Of the proceedings to
hn n1intnd
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, July 1.-THE debate on the
Irish Church bill was continued in the Com
mons all last night.
Disreali regretted the rejection of the
Lords amendments. He said the peers had
consented to Il second reading of the bill on
the understanding that the Commons would
consent to notifications.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that the promise
was only to consider reasonable amend
ments, and denied the violation Of any
pledge.
Grosyenor Hardy supported Disreali's
statements, and added that Mr.. Bright had
used the threats of Il dissolution Of Parlia-
ment to coi;rce the Lords, and treated them
in IN unworthy manner.
Mr.. Bright denied the accusation.
Finally committee was appointed to re-
port the reasons for rejecting the Lords
amendments.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 1.-THE followingis the new
ministry: Interior, ROquett; Justice, Du-
yergier: Foreign Affairs, Auyergue; FL
nance, Pierre Mague: Commerce, Leron ;
Public Works, GresSier; Marine, Admiral
GENTLY; War, Marshal Neil.
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,!ASoTAER RAILROAD CoLLIsios:-St, L9nis,
July lG.-The Republican has a special from
La Sale, Illinois, stating acollislon occurred
1e1ween two freight trains on the Chicago
aud Pacific railroad, mile west OF Peru
Ills morning, resulting il the demolition OF
lue cars destined TO Omaha, and the break
lug up Of an equal number OF freight cars
found east, and considerable damageto both
engines. Nobody hurt.
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'epubkcan, published IN Marvyille. Blo,,nt

Repubtcdn, published in Maryville, Blount
county, is owned by Il negro and edited by
q White man, and has heretofore been a
strong Stokes organ. The white editor has
Deen discharged and a son Of the negro
owner has taken his place, and yesterday
the Republican came out for Senter and SUI
irage. .Blolmt county was so violently OPP
posed northumberland and so decidedly
for Stokes, that before the candidates spoke
there 1t was reported Scnter would not be
allowed to speak. The change Of the Re-
publican from Stokes to Senter indicates a
very decided change Of sentiment in Blount
county. 1t is one Of the striking indications
of the great change of sentiment which the
friends of Senter have insisted is going on in
East Tennessee. 1t is the most remarkable
feature of the canvass that the only paper in
the State owned and edited by negroes has
abandoned Stokes and come ont for Senter
and the restoration Of the white taxpayers
to all the rights and privileges enjoyed by
any citizen of the State.
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FEARFUL FALL.-Major George Mchen-
drce, i civil engineer employed on the Cnesa-
ea~- aad Ohio railroad, was severely IL !. not
fatally injured at .!le White Sulphur Springs
Oh Tuesday night last. He had seated him
slf al The fo,rth-Story window to ENJOY the
cool air, and, falling asleep, had elther
walked or fallen out to the ground Deiow.
His situation is very critical, many OF MS
ZONES being Observation-Disclosures V1ryntdn.
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SrsGrLAR TRAGEDy.-A Louisville
Nv telegram, dated July "A, says
Yesterday. as Colonel Sampson Check,
deputy sheriff Of Cumberland county, was
.oigeving horSe-thicf named Ward to
Gla-g6iw i'm the furkSyille stage-coach, he
Stopped at spring by the roadside to get a
drink. leaving his pistol, the only weapon
IN the party. lying on the seat. The prisoner
wed the pistol and lied. Check and the
.tavc-driycr, George CephaS, pursued, ana
alter chasing the fugitive half nile, were
about oyerhaulinS him, when he turned
md fred. At this moment Check stumbled
aud fell. The stage-drivcr, thinking thi'
he had been shoc and Killed, seized Ward
ana wrcnching the pistol from bis grasp
SHOT him dend.
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Foreign Murkets-[BY TELEGRAPul.
LONDON July I7.-Eoon.-Cousols, %. United
States bonds, S"s.
LIVERPOOL, July l7.-Noon.-Cotton quiet up
lands l2sd; Orleans, 13bd; estimated sales, 5000
bales. Other articles unchanged.
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Railroad Accident.

ST. Lotus, July 17.-An excursion train
on the Pacific railroad, carrying railroad
officials, flew the track at Lawrence, Kansas.
Many prominent officials were hurt, but
none killed
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SUSPENSION OF WORE IN TIE PHlLADEL-
YHiA MIsT.-Ph!ladclphia, July 1G.-he-
rhanical operations in the chief coiner,s de,
lartment of the United States mint, i'll tins
DIV, will be suspended three or four weeks,
,oniimencing with tomorrow, for the pun.
pose of having an entire new set OF boilers
tlaced in the instit alton. During the tenn
I0rurv suspension of operations in the me-
rbanitat department Of the mint the recelV-
ing and paying departments will continue
ouru for public convenience.
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CUban News.

HAVANA, July 1.-THE estates of Miguel,
Domingo, and Aldamas have been embar-
COED.
Sugar firm at S4@SA reals.
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The Hot Weather.

WILM1NGTo:;, N. c., July 1.-THE wea-
wind. The thermometer stands ut 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-19

:, The New York San Is Il ying to blaSkmai
me Public men Of the nation. All VINO
1 tN DAY It OH are 10 be nominated ny y
Ut ~ President, which, Of course, Kills thein'
'"cayo Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-19

IGg New CABLE-LAYISG OF THE SHORE
tLSp.-S. Pierre, Aquelon, july l9.-Ihe
Lylhg OF the shore end OF the American n
EEtFt Of the line was begun to-day. Inc
hTe't cable, by It's satisfactory response 10
al si tests, is thought to be the best cable YET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-19

The Presidential Party Mt Cape May.
CAFE MAY, July 1.-THE President and
his party arrived this morning, and will
remain until Monday