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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29
WINES AND LIQUORS.

u1INEs AND LIQUORS.
J.maica Shirts, Madeira Wine.
n. +. Rum, SherrX Wlhe'
French Brandy Fort VINE;
Holland Gin, Cooking VINES
Baker" ''Thompson, Hanger" "Zeg-
Ter" "Gray'' and other cho!ce brands OF Wits
kies. An examination Of goods solicited.
AVERY IL DAVIDSON.
doc Il 226 King ST., cor. Alfred.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT BERRY's
u IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ladies' Lace Collars, Cuffs and Handker-
chiefs, real and imitation; French embro'aer-
cd sets in beautiful patterns.
Also, all kinds of Linen Collars, Guns ana
Handkerchief.
widths: Silk and Satin Sailors Ties; Roman
and Plain Bows in different patterns
All kinds of DOLLS; French Patent ana
Untanned Leather Doll Heads; Beautiful Wax
Dolls with real naxen curls, and OF all sizes anu
ut NIL prices. nav r1Np
Bohemian Toile, Sotts and Vases; Work Boxes
and Writing Desks OF beantl'ul T2.knan Sats
China Cups and Saucers, Tea and Dinner S I
Match Boxes, soap Dishes, Watch Cases, WhA
Figures and Card Baskets
JEWELRY in endless variety; Periumed
Necklaces and Sctts; Bracelets; Arab ana
kinds u Settr.
Sogar Stands, slipper Patterns in plain and
Tufed work Lubn's, Barney's, Phaion,s ana
other popular Perfumes English and French
Hair Brushes fancy and PLAIN bacE ana al, IT.
suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, and are
| IN hn sold at very low prices. Gail ana exam
| inc. dec l4l g. c. BERRY: II King st.
DEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PREsENTs Al
| X j u GisAthftsss E a KITS,
| No. 1853 King street. ,,
Inst received from tho importers and pup
fishers the largest and most beautliui as'or'-
iAAeWITE r AND FOREIGN CHROMoS,
ever offered in this market, very handi 1aIl
armament for Parlor, Dining Room or Hai,'
Or ond q beautiful HOLIDAY PRESENT, select
ed with great care. 1o.;,oho
1'H CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
sornetbino new, Call and see them. They
will be sold ut the lowest prices uec ~
4 Splendid HOLIDAY PRESENT
What moro suitable for Christmas preseh,
,ban GOOD WING MACHINE2 Then BUY
the hest, which is SINGERS NEW FAMlL
4 " LIZ" :" u VA &. G. BERRY, Agent,
| - King street. Alexandria. va
Machines sold on liberal terms acc 10
ENUiNE MEDICINAL G 40 20 II wv "
|(J on, PREPARED From FRESn LILY "
EgS AID WARRANTED PURE.-W
just bottled ', tbi and very ca snpt wtl
| nanEInnca recommend to consumptVes sn'
others others in need OF this valuable medicine: t b,l
bottles 70 eta. each or 81 per Pof o, C %ne' III"
| dozen. 'hN 80 ~, S,rn,,
Dec 20 40 NIX ss- -,
|VAKMoUTH BLoATEKS,, do, lei n
| / smoked herring; yeceiT9d W HTd ;Hr MO v
1oo19 226 King ct, cor. Alfred.
T men CAMBRIA HANDK ERCHiEtS
Il warranted all linenNlg3 2% 4psslr1tSy)-'
-, ~ 5S 65 King street
DAJSINS, whole, half and quarter boxes
II Curranta, Almonds Pecan Nuts, Flgs an
Titron. for sale by W. BKOOkhS,
a. ia 100 Prince street
CANNED GOODS.-Tomstoes, Peache
strawberries, Pine App!e, sc
! w. F.. BROOKS,
aec ~ loo Prince street.
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n quadrille bright forms
with affantinn " fral

With affection rs FREQ
From decline rs tho bowers,
And with hope like the bee
Living always on flowers"
fitted through the waltz, the redowa, the
schottiSchc, or tho palop and as they kept
time TO the music OF the dance, each heart
ielt
Lot Joy be unconfned.
No sleep till morn whore youth and pleasure
meet,
To chase the glowing hours with dying feet"
At halt past twelve clock supper was an
noubced, aud the illusion about the spirits
was dispcled, for the gods and goddesses
never ate ambrosa and drank nectar with a
keencr relish then did the attendants ut the
hon partakc OF the delicious viands spread
before them After the feast dancing was re-
commenced with renewed vigor, and was con-
tiOucd unil four o'clock this morning when
the gay company dispersed to seek
Tired natures sweet restorer. bslmy sleep. "
The gentlemen who managed the affair and
the ladies' who matronized it, did all in their
power TO make the evening one Of unallOyed
pleasure, aud that they succeeded IN every
particular Is attested by all who were present.
Professor Newman, OF the Alexandra Dancing
Academy, was foor manager on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29

DRENOH WINDOW GLASS, full supply
II bought since the decline in gold. and Tor
sale at lowest rates by mo
dec ~ H. :. LEADBEATER BRO.
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NALL ASSORTMENT OF KID GLOVES,
h All numbers md colors,
For Gentlemen and Ladies. Just received ~
doc II WILMER s. SLAYMAk EKS.
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DURE ALrPETRB, Sage IN Teal, also
+ ground Jamaica Ginger, pure Ground
Nnstord INST received and for sale by
dec q K. y LEADBn ,n TIE ne for
& I9s PEoToKAL TK0GH hS ;i i"r
4 coughs God ..a and ese sd Received
his dnv and for sale sale VIII olesale and retail by
WI" a. n" a '' JANNEY & co.
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DACONl BACON! o,.,,
Is Country cured Hams, Sides and Should
ers for sale by n,ppv
dec 22--lW MAH ENI. :.
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C0oK,s CELEBRATED CoUGHsYRUPi

| The subscriber, have just prepared sSaTga
| lot o, this celebrated remedy for Coughs, Colds
| uoarsencss &C. winch they offer for sale whoie-
fal. and retail COOK 81 CREIGHTON,
nov a. l07 King Strest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29

TTAMS-George & jenkins celebrated hain
ii received and for sale by
GOULD & WILKEN1NG,
oo.oL No 30 N0rth Royal st.
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NEW BUCK WHEAT. Corn Meal, Homi-
~ nv, and Family and Extra Flour in store
and for sale by ,rcDup
dec l6 FRED hhChHh'
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L 100 bbls Eastport Herring.
30 bba Mackerel For sale by
nov 20 BREWlS q LA W9oN.
DNGLISH ISLAND MOLASSES-l hid
IL 4. I. Molssses, nice article. received this
day and for sale by
doc 10 j. CLlN IVN MlI'p y W.
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IN BXS. DURYEA'S and KlNGSFOkDS
~ STARCH, for sale low to my customers
"a .he trsda g. WIN. RAMSAY,
now 10 l41 King street.
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s. FERGUSON BEACH.
LA WRENCE B. TAY LOR.
H.O. CLAUGuTON.
f,nmfn isaiDnars

~ F.F. AMMONIA, Pesrlssh Of Commerce,
Il. Nichols Elixir of Bark and Iron, lodido
Potash. Csrbolic Soap for removing insects
from animals, Gpm Uatechu, Foutz's Horse
Powders. spices, Hair Dyes and Dressing
Pain. and Varnish Brushes and Infant Powder
Just received and for sale by
dec 3 h ). IEADbEA ~ ~ DIV.
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IHRIS MAS L 8 q o.

j. TACEY, Sup't.
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NHOPrING AXES, AXE HAN DLES, &c.
u We have on band r good supply of Chop
ping AAes. of superior quality, light and heavy
or dnzen nj n small advance. Axe Helvos Of
all qualities and in any number: l,1,,
dee iG JOHN T. CREIGHTON & son
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v,oE SAI,E-Thst very desirable BUILD
L ING Lot, corner of Washington and Cam.
eron streets, fronting or Washington street III,
feet and running through to Columbus street
| GAG feet. Price $500. For paIteulsrs ma lngnf'
of D. KOBE T. s.ss,,.-s nm
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IN TONS PRIME TIMOTHY and CLIO
CU YER HAY in store and to arrive For
sale by the bale or load,
dec IA A. WALL, 20l King street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-14
Summer Resorts.

"A mother complains that she has taken her
two daughters to Saratoga for three seasons
and they are still on her hands.
President Grant has purchased Howard Pot
ter's cottage, with three acres of land, fronting
the ocean, at Long Branch.
Mr.. Samuel Laird has a team of blacks
Patchen stock, the fastest team at Long Branch
They go in 1868.
Saratoga is "A town of ten thousand inhabi-
lants, and does not contain one public school
nor one public library. So says Kate Field.
For dust, Saratoga islands without peer :"
Appropriate dresses for the sea-shore-
watered silk.
Saratoga has now some twenty hotels and
thirty springs; the latter possessing like the
former, very different qualities.
- Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, has been
summer resort for forty years.
Sixty thousand dollars worth of racing stock
are i'm one Saratoga stable.
Programme at the sea-sde:-Dressing, un-
dressing, five times in one day, bathing, walk
ING, driving, playing, eating, dancing, match
making, heart-breaking, love-making, and at
tending church Sunday afternoon.
1t is said to be a historical fact that the
ladies at Clarendon Springs, Vermont, are hand
sOmer healthier, happier, make bigger strings
of ten-pins, take longer walks, play croquet
better. do a heavier amount of Irritation, and
punish more ''chicken fiXins" than at any other
point of the known world short of Bendemer's
Isle
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Philadelphia Trade Report

SATURDAY, Aug. 4-The Flour market has UNDER
gone no essential Change. There is a fair demand
folhe supply of local wants, but buyers for export
purchase very cautiously Prices are steady and
the receipts moderate Sales of 800 barrels in lots
at s525@5371& for super1ne; s55O@5'75 forEextras;
s65O@SOO for low grade and fancy spring wheat
extra family; S6'25@725 for Pennsylvania do. do
8675@7I5 for Ohio do. do, and Ss'5O@1O for fancy
brands. Rye Flour is Scarce and commands s637%.
No sales of Corn Meal.
Wheat comes in fast and meets a good demand,
About 10000 bushels new Pennsylvania, Southern
new red at $l'60@165, including 5000 bushels west
ern on secret terms. Rye is steady at Sl'25 Corn
Is dull and comes in slowly. Sales of 20O0 bushels
yellow at 81 l16@1 lis and mixed at Sl14. Oats are
dull and &c. u bushe lower Sales of 5000 to 1000
bushels old western at 72a 73c, and new Pennsyva-
red southern at 6O@62c. Prices of Barley and Malt
are nominal.
There is nothing doing in QuerCitron Bark, but
holders continue to ask $40 u ton.
In Groceries and Provisions no change and but
little doing.
Whisky is very quiet and may be quoted at s113@
l15, tax paid.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-14

Do YOU feel weak, debiltated, easily tired?
Does little extra exertion produce palpita-
ton of the heart? Does your liver, or your kid
news, frequently get out OF order? Do you have
spells of short breathing, or dyspepsa2 Are your
bowels constipated2 Do you have spells OF fainting
or rushes Of blood to the headP Is your memory i'm
paired? Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this
subectY Do you feel dull, listess, moping tired Of
company Of life? Do you wish to be left alone to
get away from everybody? Does any little thing
make you start or jump? Is your sleep broken or
restless? Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant? The
bloom on your cheek as bright? Do you enjoy your
self in society as well? Do you pursue your business
with the same energy? Do you feel as much con-
ndence in yourself? Are your spirits dull and flag
Ring, given to fits OF melancholy? II so do not lay
1t to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you restless
nights2 Your back weak, your knees weak and
have but little appetite, and you attribute this to
dyspepsia or liver complaint?
Did YOU ever think that those bold, def
ant, energetic, persevering successful business
men are always those who are IN per-
feet health? q? You never hear such men COM
plain of being melancholy, of nervousness, Of pal
pitation of the heart, They are never afraid they
cannot succeed in business; they don't become sad
and discouraged they are always polite and plea
SAINT in the company Of ladies, and look you and
them right in the face-none of your downcast looks
or any other meanness about them.
How many men, from badly cured diseases, have
brought about that state OF weakness that has re-
duced the general system so much as to induce al
most every other disease-idiocy, lunacy paralysis
spinal affections suicide, and almost every otherform
of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real
cause of the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and
nave doctored for all but the right one.
These diseases require the use of Duretic.
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ScrapingS.

The Hartford police are gettingup library.
tremens.
"A thunder storm threw everybody in La
Crosse out of bed.
There is an eight,year old girl in Winter
port. Me-, who weighs 1852 pounds.
"A regatta is to be one of the features of BAN
gor's centennial, September 80.
"A sitting hen at Lawrence, Mass. lately
welcomed a lot of deserted kittens to her nest.
"A course of temperance meetings is being
held upon the State House steps in New Haven
"A German astronomer thinks we are going
to have another moon, nearer to us than our
present luminary.
of one hundred men has been put in use on one
of the Illinois railroads.
i'm Richmond, Ind, 'in case of the death, 4"
&C., of any policeman, che shall Immediately
deliver his em6lems and other insignia OF office
to the Mayor"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-14

Conrt of Ounrter se.sion. -Jmdge Brewster

Court of Quarter SessiOns-Judge Brewster.
few uninterestng habeas corpus cases were
heard this morning.
Charles Clark alias James Williams alias Walking
joe the professional thief who was this week con-
ycted OF two charges OF larceny, was sentenced to
the County Prison for two years.
John Fetter, who pleaded guilty to a charge OF the
larceny of goods that were entrusted TO him to Oe
made up into garments, was sentenced TO County
Prison for four months.
McNally, who was arrested with his wife in Second
street, afew days ago, as professional thief applied
for his discharge upon habeas corpus; and the
testimony of Detectives Tryon and Levy only going
to show that he was arrested while his wife was in
the act OF picking ladys pocket, and he was hasten
ing TO the spot but not seen to take any part in
the transaction, his Honor granted the discharge.
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Personalities.

-Grant is in Cory, Pa,
Marshal Barlow is pugnacious.
Bonner is after Goldsmith Maid"
Don Carlos it is said is fearfully alcoholic.
-Chow-Chew will see the New York "Tiger.
-Garbaldi has delayed his visit to England.
The Princess of Wales has gone to drink
the German waters.
John Bell, of Tennessee, is again so sick that
he cannot recover.
The Prince of Wales now receives from the
Duchy of Cornwall e5S, 900 year.
General Breckenridge has settled down ut
Lexington, KY, to the practice of law.
Mr.. John F. Reagan, of Dubuque, Iowa. has
ordered his own tombstone, and has written his
epitaph-six verses Of poetry.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE oF THE EVENING TELEGnAPH,l
SATURDAY., August IL, 1869.

There was an active demand for money today,
and business borrowers mustered in fun force both
at the banks and on the street. There is good
supply Of currency on hand, but not Suf1clent 10
alter the tone OF the loan market, which continues
as for several days past. The chief attention Is
attracted at the present time to the condition. pre-
sent and prospective Of the gold and Government
loan markets, which, in consequence OF successful
bear movements, have been unsettled for several
days.
The recent decline i'm the price OF the latter en-
abed the Secretary of the Treasury to make an adj
vantageOus purchase. rumor is anoat but pro-
baby without foundation that Mr.. Boutwell, has in
contemplation financial scheme for the relief OF the
specie market, and which will effect heavy decline
in the premium with a corresponding fall in general
prices II the report is true, only hope the plan
will be put into speedy execution.
Gold is steady and somewhat active The opening
price was 134ii, and at noon, 1843a.
Government securities showed q very slight inn
provement ISIS are quoted at 1925, and IS Of
1862, 1855.
The Stock market was exceedingly dull this morn
ing but prices generally were steady. In State
loans the only transaction was in the War Loan at
10l. City skies were steady, with sales of the new
issue at 10256@1O2h. Lehigh Gold Loan was taken
at 49, a decline,
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad was quiet at 8OJ6
b. o., an advance OF =; lehgh Valley Railroad sold
at 567F, and North Pennsylvania Railroad at &c. 42%
bid for Little SChuykl Railroad As for Reading
Railroad 81 for Minehil Railroad; and 37s for Cata
wissa Railroad preferred.
In Canal shares the only transaction was in Lehigh
Navigation at 365
Nothing was done in Coal Bank, or Passenger
Railway stocks.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
RepOrted by De Haven 4 BrO = Third street
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The New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. l.-Stocks irregular Money steady
at 6@7 per cent Gold l349s 5-2Os 1882 coupon, 1884;
1909 do 1861, ,121S do 1865; 12O2 1O4Os Hay vir-
ginia skies, new 60; Missouri skies, SI1l; Canton
21O5S Erie, 2S1S Reading, SO Hudson River, 1871
Michigan Central, 1872; Michigan Southern, 1858
Fort Wayne, 1853; Western Union Telegraph, SSM.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Arrival Ofthe Baltimore Destructive Hail aud
Rain nStOrmI-POstmaster-C'en eneraI Creswell in

NrriVnI OF the BaIIimOre-- DestrnCIiVc Hail aud
Rain rnI-POstmaster-CieneralC Creswell in
the City.
Special Despatch to The EUeniag Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Aug. 14.-The steamer Baltimore
of the Bremen line, arrived this morning with
about two hundred passengers and large
freight. She had good run, favorable weather,
and healthfulness among the passengers.
There was a very heavy rain storm and fall of
hail in the vicinity of Havre-de-Grace and in
parts of Hartford county last evening. Some of
the hailstones were as big as hens eggs and did
considerable damage.
Postmaster General Creswell was here yester-
day, en- route homeward, with his arm still in the
sling.
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
The vicc-President in san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13.-Nce-Presdcnt
Colfax and party reached here tonight. The
steamship Golden City arrived from Panama to-
day.
freddy the Blucxsmith.o
The court has dismissed the habeas corpus
case of Tom Varley, alias "Rcddy. the Black
smith, and TIE officers started for New York
with him to-day.
Commercial News.
Freights are unusually active and engage
ments are reported for July representing $1,000
registered tonnage.
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The Louisville Courier says:-''Therew will be
in the next session of the Kentucky Legislature
a greater portion of gentlemen who served the
Confederacy than was observed in the last ses-
SION" The fifteenth amendment will enfran-
chise fifty thousand voters who seem to be
greatly needed in the politics of Kentucky.
Though Senter has secured his own election
as Governor of Tennessee, he has tied his hands
by aiding in the election OF Democratic Legls-
lature,
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ther articles opened unchanged.
This Afternoons Quotations.

LONDON, August 14-P. M.-United States five
twentes s3L for the issue of 1862 S2 for Old ls65s
and s15 for ls67s. COnsOls, 92 for money and 92zS
for account Erie Railroad, 1917; Illinois Central
94I
LIVERPOOL, August 14-P. M.-COtton active i;
middling uplauds, 13hd.; mddling Orleans, 13Ed.
The sales have been $4,000 bales, including 1000 for
speculation and export.
Lard frmer at 75s. Cd. Bacon, Gas.
HAyRE, August l4.-COttOn opens at l6l francs on
the spot and 1907 ahOat
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
with %dsG a e. sdaGer 20 hours from
Steamer R. Willing, Oundif l3 hours from Baltimore
BT. baFGue Grifn ArmsEOng s. days from Genoa with
Br Brig Hbstaner EldcFn Z days from Windsor NJ
S. with plaster to Smith Harris-Vesse to L. Wester-
Brig Carver Shute, days from Portland, in bal
Brig Gilmore Meredith, Ayres 10 days from Savannah,
Brig Meteor Raypes II days from Boston, with ice to
sehr E. English, GTowoll days from saco, with ice to
Schi Virginia, Bearse, days from saco with ice to
sSRf %inSs aSs 4sse days from
"isG Sehr ri E. Il IL Nayor, Naylor. from Salisbury
SRE ID Ida y MeGsbS & % %PSSkEFP &c fTo% New g Haven
SShr PetEel Garrison SIlO 5ESm GeorgeS2wn fT Ssy3oL
Schr F. A. Heath, Williams from Providence.
schr i. Magee, Smith, from Providence;
Schr Osprey, Crowley, from Portsmouth. N, ii.
schr MA A Harmon, Parker, from Ports Portsmouth N H.
ScbE Ocean Belle, Emery, ,!9 from RBssdO Boston
Schr Mary, Rogers, from Boston
Schr n a. Benedict, Ellis, from Newport.
Schr S. Wooster, LELAND from New YORK
co'oEFaAlsSSTf6 EAST6K re kSsfira 5Sq BULLETIN
NEW YoRK OFFICE, August lS-Eleven barges leave
Wasp, with flour, for Philadelphia. % M. ,.,,.,u,
barges leave in tow to night eastward ;Kirtn.tro r. E
GreeamSR sarah Maoy aSd Sarah Ann ali with COAL
for New York NS'N W
Correspondence of the Philddeghid ErchdAge s, Dr.,
LEwEs Del, August H. Brig James baheI @ i mImi rni-
adelphia for Caibarien, and bardue name unAno"nI
went 20 sea Sa Davis from philadelphia for Trieste
and mma Muir from do for L. LYONS 81 sSne
Breakwater. ' 49, HANNS'
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Junata HoIe, from new orleans for Phila.
deP6a n FSna Brooks hence New York yester.
day. =, No.. erorr To,a,- e.. mil. a.i.h;.
aS snokan 10th inst by New York pilot boat
Baraue Topeka, Blanchard, for HelsingOrs, at Mar.
Big Annie Bachelor so days out from Newport Eng
Philadelphia was spoken l2th inst, 20 miles east OF
Sandy Hook,
Schrs Marietta, Hand NJ M. Read Benson; and Min
nesota, Phinney hence, at New Bedford 18th inst
schr Marcus Hunter, Orr hence at Portland llh inst
Schrs Louisa Robinson; Iona Kendall; and NJ. beWel,
instant
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-14

At o'clock his morning the weather at t
sea-shore was reported as follows-
Cape May, northeast, clear, 70.
Atlantic City, northeast, clear, 20.
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JARR Z LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings

MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER & Co ; No. SO S. Third
street, report the following quotations u s. IS of
1881, 12216@123 520s OF 1862, 123>S123z6 do 1854
12O&@121; do. July, 1861, 121@l21A; do. July,
1883, 1205S@1205S; 5s, 1O40 4a1t41; u. s. Pacific
Il. Cy. 6s 1O99s@109s6. Gold, l331G@1341s.
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FROM THE WEST.
The Tennessee senatorship.

NASHVILLE, Aug. IA. - The election of a
United States Senator by the Legislature is ex-
citing general interest. Emerson Etheridge and
Andrew johnson are the most prominent pros
pective candidates. 1t is understood the Ban
ner will tomorrow take grounds strongly against
Mr.. johnson.
The Cotton Crop.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 14.-The prospects for the
cotton crop are less favorable. 1t is calculated
that the yield in this vicinity will be no larger
than that of last year.
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Families are already coming back from the
sea-shore, complaining that it is too chilly there
for comfort.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-14
Stock Quotation. BY Telesraph-1 PM:
FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.

BY tHe A HTOIO-HNleFicUN CuOIc.
LONDON, August IA. M.-COnsOs for money
92s{ and for account 927S. Five-twenties of 1862
s8E of 1861 old, s2A; of 1861 Sl2s. Erie, 1917; IL
lnOis Central, 921I.
tIIvERPooL August 14-AM.-Cotton firm upands
i3]6d; Orleans, 132sd. The sales to-day will reach
12, 600 bales.