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WOOD AND GOAL
DR0PosALs FoR sTArIoNERY

pEPaRrNENr oF FAsRIcuLruRKl
WASHINGTON, June s lss1
. ceafa proposals, Tor furnishing Statfonerx t,v
the mccall ear ending June 30. $50 uil bs receiysd
~ tnls DeIerfment until MOhDAY, ths slst
schedule Of the articles and estimated aus.
tites reQuiIed. and blank forms for bidding con-
tsibane fuii information, will he furnished upoa
An articles furnished must b. OF the best us,itv
OF their kind, samples Of which must scoOm pany
The lid: win be considered. and accepted or
Contrasts must be executed By the succe.sfui
TO Dc. '' ~
Bach proposal must bs stoned by the individual
or nrm making IL, and be N Snied by q satis-
tae,oIy guarantee OF ths ability Of the party TO
Bonds with approved security in the sam Of
teree thousand dollars, IS co. will be relu,r "a
be asarded
All deliveries " IN be subject TO tuspectioa bv
81 ofncer, detailed for the purpose by the flom-
missioner. aud the delivery d az interior article
tract.
Proposals unsccompsnied by . satisfactory ru.r.
Antee VIII not be considered, and contracts viii De
swAr ed only to est selished man urers of or
dealers in the articles.
Bidders viii be required 20 conform their b,ds
To the specifications furnished. and failure q do
40 Will cause the re lectfon o. any bid.
HORACE CAPRON
JeEd Commissioner OF Agriculturs.
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pROPosALs FOR woOO.

HEApQU rs FIRsT military DTsTRIcr,
oFEtCE CH EF gUARTERNAsTEk,
hICHNoSs. Va yEne Y, lsse
Sealed Proposals an tri pheate will be received
AZ this ON oe until lam. OtsATURDAY June Is,h
1893, tor the delivery OF good mershantsbie. drV
hsrd body Wood st the Military Posts a tue First
Military District at such times an4 q such an an
titles rs may be required in each month until Jane
20, Is %. follows viz
CAMP GRANT, estim ated at lse coris
fOkr MOSRUE. estims,ed at 100 cords
NORFOLK. estimated at 50 cords
MINOHEsTER. estimAted at so cords.
tARMkILLk estimated ~ - cords
Pk1 kRSBU Ra, estimated at % cords.
eerarate propossls are reduir. q Tor each Post,
aod the right IL reserved OF rejecting sny al bids
for each Post not considered sdv4nta gaous
Propossis may be mace for the whole or any part
ofthe wood required.
All proposals must be guaranteed 10y resp pnsiole
carti In the usual FORM and m sde sshJect 20 the
from this Office
By order ef the Commanding General First Mill
tary District J. @ ORANpIER
tary District A IA st
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DRoPosALs FOR FREsH BEEF.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DTsrRTcr. .
OFfiCE CHIEF COHMIssARy oF sUBslsrENcE,t
RICHMOND. Va, June 2, 1853. \
Sealed Proposals, an daplicste, will be recsi we'd
Al the once Of Brevet MAJOR W. A. Elderkin, %.
5: A, at RichmOnd, v,rgtnis, until saTUR-
DAY June 18th, 1859. st l2 VI 81. for Supplying the
U.s. Subsistence Department with FRssa
bkEt. at Richmond. Virginia. for SIX months,
iron July lst, ls9 or such less time : the Oom-
miss.ry General Of subsistenoe may direct fhs
Reef 70 be delivered there the order Of the Act
ing Commi.ssry Of subsis.ence at that plsoe, of a
500 aud marketable Guslity, in equal prop prtions
Of fore and hind quarters. (necks. shsnks and
kidnsy tslloS to lie excluded Tue necks of the
cattle slsueh htered 20 be cut OF at the fourth -r-
tshrsl Joint. and the breast trimmed down Tue
shanks OF lore quarters 90 be cut from three to
four inches above the knee Joint. and of hind
quarters, from six to eight inches above the gam
Bidders are requested TO be present to respond 90
their bids, and be prepared 60 give beads for the
IN lfillment OF their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "ProDo-
sails for Fresh Beef af Richmond. Virginia
The undersisned reserves the right 10 reject any
Conditions, requirements, payments, &e., &C.. q
By command Of MAJOR General Ssnhy:
W. A. BLDERKIN.
Je 4-6t Brevet MAJOR and Ohief u. q.
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RlY GREEN WILLIAMS,
II Aactioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. $50 southeast corner 7th and d streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE NEAR CHE CITY LIMIrH

TATE NEAR TaE dIr7 LIMITS. Hh hs'
e T1;sss ~ sSs Binder DC
: iumei.. passed in the cause &c Of aicSasi Gore @
sgsinss ,si John n snyders heirs and others, No.
the 18th day Of May next, at o'clock in the sfter
noon; expose for sale at public auction, on the
leading from the head 81 os .ae sff.e elOo iS
to RSek STesk 3haTeh being Lot No n ana a part q
Lot No. g. Of the smaller vision of Mount Pleas.
and liz psrchss Of land. mora or s,s
v,ta1 IS' isPd h has been grssty and cult
and other trees 1t lies Just west Of the 6ioI nm.
is in ali we'll worthy Of the s.ten,o ali
feTrsGns eifnsT as a residspce or in SPECULATION.
Onehird q the purchase money ' in eashs .o tse
hundred dollars OF which must be paid on the fall
resodJ and the residue IN two eausi payments y,
twelve and twenty four months, with Interest," for
with be By ths su.
tees; and lien reserved on the premises until the
II the terms Of sale are not compiled with in Fl Va
the trustees reserve the right to advertise and
resell alter one weeks notice, at the risk aud ex
All convsyancins and stamps to be q. the pur.
Ssd ? P9SfSSsahO SSS S::on Trustees.
myle-mwf&ds GREEN & Williams, Aucts
1.-THE ABOVE GALE is POSTPONED UN.
ti Th URsDAY, the 10th day Of Jane, at the same
ny ny q sod&ds W GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct,.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
P0NED, in con.equence Of the rain. until Tues.
DAf next, the 18th Infant, same hour.
ssosds sy csssS IS the dkEsS Hiiss WILLIAMS Auc..
RY OoOPER LATIAEt: A1ctIoneer.,
.sueess,.1: toJn to Jas O. MSG.irs 90
Star Once Building.
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TRGSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
EAST, BETWEEN MASS. AVENUE AND

"
-tA Under ard BY virtue Of deed Of trust to
:a the undersigned, dated Nov; II 1858, aud re
G.l corded In Liber T. and Il. No. 2, ut folio llS
ct scq., and at the request of the parties Sc.
cured thereby, shall offer for sale, on TIL URS.
DAY, the 18th day of June. 1852 at CLOCK D. IN :,
at the premises, part Of Lot numbered Five, l5,I
IN IN square seven Hundred and Eighty two, (752, }
at the ,outhwest corner OF said lot: thence north
sixty 60 feet thence east about 30 feet east line
OF sad lot thence southw esterly shout 6o feet to
the southeast corner Of said lot; and thence west
eighty Is0 feet to the beginning; with the story
Brick House and other improvements thereon
The amount claimed to be due, and for shich the
above property fs row advertised to be sold IL
100, with interest the re on from Nov 2 tn 1858
Terms of sale: IS 500 cash, of which 500 must be
paid When the property is struck Off and the resi-
due Of the cash within i've days after the day Of
sale the balance at IL and "a months, In two eTu All
payments, To be secured by deed of trust pou
the property Should the terms of sale not be com.
Piled with within five days the 100 de posit is bs
considered AZ for feited, and the property will los
reeoid upon nve days notice. at the cost and risk
Of the defauiting purchaser.
The title which will Be conveyed S is considered
les dts COOPER LATIMER Aucta
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10y PITCH FOX,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctieneers,
No. 40 7th street, opposite Post Once,

NO AIO Fth street, opposite Post once.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On 1 STREET,
bETWEEN NOkTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
sTkEpT EAST, OPPOSITE ST. ALOYsIUs
CD URCH, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MKT. the 18th instant at 6
O'Clock m, We will sell, on the premises, orig
inal LOTS in Square G6, fronting rs feet on
street BY depth OF Is? feet on North Capitol
street; If not sold as whole, the property will
then be offered in sn gle lots. having 'front.' OF -
feet TO an alley II feet vide. This property is in
the square diagonally opposite St Alloy sius Church
the cne recently purchased by Messra. Shepherd
and Kelly In which seventy two dwellings have
been erected within the past eighteen mon this.
Terms: ethird cash; balance In 8. IL. and IS
months, With interest. secured BY a deed of trust
on the premises Revenue stamps and con We apc.
ing a. purchasers cost A deposit Of 800 required
1T time OF sale. FITCH PON,
lelO-dAds Auctionasr.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-A few persons can be sccommods-
- ted 9TH frat class TABLE BOARD, by ap
PLYING at No. ~ Bridge street between Jsffers sOn
and Congress sts., GEORGETOWN. Terms so per
month. References required. je liz
R0ARD IN THE COUNTRY-At sSpring Dale
- House" !" Lincoln Village. near the railroad l.
west Of Leesburg, N Q Friends family Pleasant
rooms and stAbling. Address "epri ngdale," {" Lin
coin. LOuoop county, Va. ie f.2Ws
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II OF NO
Ii yoa wsnt your ROOF msds Fire and W stsr
Proof ior Y. OF ysars-verrsntsd- aesal hall
the cost of lin or other roo Il, employ : = :
NeLAH zss-
The unriyAied rELT and C0MPosfrYOT ROOF
aud 5th streets. Repairs TO old roof or rofnpslY
I'd fsr ssle. a lS-sas
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~ AS ARIS HOUSE,
CAPITOL HILL.
This delightful location, opposite the Capitol
Park, with cool, airy Rooms, and excellent Table
board, makes one 81 the most agreeable homes for
The summer. Music in the Park. by the Marine
Band, every Wednesday evening. Rooms for rent
single or in suite, at reasonable rates
nlyS-lm A. OAsPARIS, Proprietor.
I'M AND AFTER THE FIRST OF JUNE,
" BOARD. with ROOM, during the Sunni ar
months. can be hsd on reason able terms at W H.
LARD'S HOTEL.
may s7-lm SYKES, CHADWICK co.
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Br aEnas nI.,;s. wILLiiAss: II. Ian. -.
Ne. S26 Southeast corner Seventh aud u sta
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account of the rain, until THURSDAY, June 18th.
By order of the Trustee
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10y COOPER & LATINER, Auctioneers
b (Successors to Jas Mc9uire & %
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth
street, Star Once Building
UNIMPROyED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND
AT AUCTION.
On NONDAY AFTERNOON. June Il, 1889 at
g.. O'Clock on the premises. We shall sell parts
Lots 26 and "a, in Square 40 situated on the west
side OF 9th street west. between south / and X
streets, (slshd, having front of Is feet aid ru
ming back l2e feet to Q 20 foot alley.
Terms cash
Je I0d COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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(>oLUABIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN AHD
~ LYING-Ia HOSPITAL
IN raowps6MSsd MSsd,,ai . 4 Sssf;
y. A. ASHFORD, N. ID Assistant Surgeon.

Coassltfas Boa,d.
i ~, f;S::: s:s..;: E4sii:;s; ::s:!:
TncmAs Miller, N. D., Grafton Tyler. -. ~,
J. Riley. n. D., ERoWard. n p.
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VIAsON CAMPBELL,
ArT0BNEYs AND s0LICIIORs.
6BNBRAL CLAIM AND IHSURAECI

= OmCe, HUM IL. FEDERAL BLOCK,
Corner of 7th and y streets washington ID. o.
All business promptly attended to. The best ref.
erences given. If re1uifed.
Gro T. MASON. Of Viryina
may IS I'm OHAs. w. .CAnPBELL,o OF Ns,r York.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
Why lie Should be Sent to the SEN
ate by the People,

From The New Orleans Times of satur-
day.l
We regret to perceive an effort on
the part Of certain political managers
and aSpirants to defeat the Just eXpec-
tations OF the people of Tennessee for
the election of the eX-President to the
United States Senate.
The opposition to 81 Andy" is based
on two very opposite and antagOnistic
grounds.
The first is an appeal to Confederate
prejudices, and refers to his violent
course and sentiments toward the
South during the war. The second
springs from an apprehension that his
appearance in the Senate will eXas-
perate the Radicals and Grant, and
provoke further measures of hostility
against the South.
Neither appears to US to he Justly
founded and wisely urged.
That Andrew Johnson was violent,
extreme, and even vindietiVe during
the war, when that war was Waged
as he believed, for the Union and the
preservation Of republican principles,
may be admitted without disparage-
ment of his consistency and honesty,
how much soever it may be censura-
BILE on the score of temper and mode
ration. HE'S justly entitled to a large
charity in view of his deep and ear
nest conviction Of the right and JUS
tlce OF his cause, and of the imminent
peril of the country. His eXcesses
were those OF sincere, honest, intense
man; and even his bitterest enemies,
and the largest sufferers from his ViO-
lence, now nhat the war has closed,
and all its sad memories and exciting
passions are sought to be Obliterated.
ought to pardon the same in consider
alton of his honesty. That honesty
has been attested as that of no other
of the prominent chiefs in the war
has been. 1t has stood the trial and
come forth with lustre which ought
to cast into the shade of oblivion all
his violent and prosecuting deeds and
words. 1t has furnished an ample
justification or palliation for even his
eXcesses. He has shown that with
him ii really was war for the Union
and republicanism, and not for sec
tionalism, for the North and negroes.
What the Others falsely and hypO-
critically pretended, he has shown
was by him sincerely felt and faithful
ly acted out. We may forgive in him
what ought never to be forgiven in
them, for they did violent and out
rageous acts under false pretenses, and
for ign0ble ends; what ne did and
said of like character were prompted
by honest convictions and for worthy
purposes. And now we find him
equally positive, tenacious and un-
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. compromising in combating his falsC
and faithless allies against the South
In the war for the Onion, as he was IN
that contest against our section. IheJ
propose to abandon, to ignore, to prove
traitors to the cause for which he fought
and he now turns upon them the
wrath which once blazed so tiercely
against the South. 1t is events, the
relations Of parties, the views and
passions of corrupt, false and hypO-
critical politicians and time-servers,
who have changed-nOt Andrew
Johnson. He stands now where he
did in the Senate of the United States
in SCI, when he was the only brave
| and defiant cOmbatant and fearless
| adversary of the fierce and powerful
! Southern leaders of the secession
movement; where he stood at Nash
| vile in lS63-4-J, and so herOically re-
/ sisted the "rebel hosts. !" A man
| with this record will not appeal in
vain to the generosity, magnanimity,
sympathy and confidence of people
like those of the South, who are not
prone to revengeful feeling toward
those who have been even violent and
extreme, bu honest and consistent in
their warfare.
As to the second ground of OppO-
sitiOn to Andrew johnson, il is hardly
worthy of brave and manly party or
people. That he will not please the
Radicals; that he will excite their |
bitterest hostility: that they will wage |
fierce war against him, may be quite |
confidently expected. But will he be |
less useful, effective and powerful ON |
that account? Is not the game of con-
ciliatiOn and compromise, of trucking |
and dodging, "played out" and the /
need of a new strategy imperatively |
demanded? Does not the present |
situation of the country afford the |
very occasion and opening for man
of the qualities of Andrew johnson,
who has the bOldness and the capacity
10 arouse and rally 70 hi2 support the
great popular sentiment and con-
vietiOn, so long ignored and disre-
garded by political chiefs, and upon
whose corrective power and influence
alone, we should be taught by sad eX-
perience, the country must rely for its
redemption and the safety and perpe-
'uity of our Republican system,
This Andy Johnson will do, He
may he voted down, he may be abused,
denounced and hated by
the politicians, but he will find sup
port, encouragement, sympathy and
applause from the honest masses.
Thus he will establish, organize and
give power to the only agency by
which constitutional and honest gov.
ernment can be restored in this cOun-
try. This can never be done by and
through the partisan chiefs who have
been foisted into the high places of
the Republic. 1t would indeed be a !
and discouraging fact if so
Q result ahngld be prevents
Ell by the ihtFigaes of political aspi.
rants, and Observation-Disclosures of the
Tennessee legislators.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.


Status Of The Insurgents General Items
HAVANA, August 30.-Letters from
the jurisdiction of Calsu state that the
Insurgents had left thatquarter, going
east and taking with them all the
stores of the San Autaine estate. GOV.
Frilis, Of Lagua la Grande, suppress
ed the Insurgents al Ensecrella Jada
and killed twelve Of them.
A Ie Degfm is ordered to be sung in
the churches Of Puerto Principe Tor
the disappearance Of the cholera.
Capt. LercOla, with 100 men, has
killed twelve rebels and taken three
prisoners near Cubitas.
The Diar0 regrets its inability to
send fiattering notices regarding the
suppression Of the insurrectiOn, but
reiterates the statement that the Span
iards are in the ascendency in the
eastern and central departments.
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THE FRENCH EMPEROR.
Serious Illness Of NaPOlsOa---A Panic in
Paris

Serious illness Of NaPOieOa---A Panic in
Paris
LONDON, August 3H.-Thp Times
says there is much anxiety with re-
spect to the French intelligence that
Napoleon is certainly i'll. None spoke
Of any imminent danger though there
was the utmost uneasiness in Partisan
circles and on the BOurse the panic
was intense on Thursday, and has
been since, and though the alarm is
now subsiding, the news is still con-
fused and contradictory and public
opinion refuses 10 reassure. We have
no wish to lay great stress on the
EmperOr's indispositiOn, but we
hardly believe that the rumOrs are the
result Of stock stratagems, and we do
not think that any good can be served
by stubborn denial OF the fact of the
Emperor sickness. 1t is not without
reason that the physicians attend at
st. Cloud, and it is not satisfactory to
hear that he is able to transact busi-
ness.
The reports from Paris Of the En-
perOr'S health are reasSuTing. The
LtdeDe7tdeHf Beige asserts that the
Emperor Napoleon is confined to his
bed by chronic malady, but that the
present attack is not Of an alarming
character.
PARIS, August 50.-The following
l. official: "The condition ~of the
Emperor grows more and more satis-
factory
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CRIME.
Esuress Messenger Absconds with SI2. 600.

Express Messenger AbsCOnds with Si2 900
ST. LOUIS, August 30.-Jac0b NJ.
Bear, Emitted States Express Agent
and Telegraph Operator, at Browns
vile, Nebraska, abscOnded on the
night Of the 9th inst. with Sl2O0O
belonging to the Express Company.
Bear il the same man who was shot
and robbed Of a considerable sum of
express money at Brownsville last
winter, and his recent act has given
rise to the suspicion that he shot and
robbed himself on that occasion. The
Express Company offers $1,000 reward
for the capture and delivery, and $1,000
for the recovery Of the money.
wI.IssNEss IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, August 80.-Nearly
100 negroes have come to this place
from the neighbOrh0Od of Smyrna, in
Rutherford county, and report that
they have been driven away from
home by bands of lSWless white men.
These negroes have been working on
shares with the planters, anC they as
well Is the planters will lose heavily
if they are not protected in securing
the crop. A we'll known planter from
that neighbOrhOOd, who makes about
300 bales Of cotton, has been threaten
ed by the regulators, and was here
today to see what could be done TO
protect himself and the negroes in his
employ.
Bands of lawless men are also Ope-
rating in Simmer county, visiting the
negro cabins and taking the negroes
out and whipping them. The men
engaged in tins work are wholly ire
spOnsible, and VIII not work them
selves and desire To prevent others
from enjoying the fruits of their labor.
Gov. Senter's proclamation warning
them may have some effect. but it is
probable that the planters viii have
TO form combinations for self prOtec-
ton.
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TELEGRAPHiC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August q. Cotton a shade
iirmer; sales 1900 bales; uplands 35c.
Flour s. 60{d6 10. Whisky 81 10. Amber
Tennessee wheat 81 y. Corn, white
Western, = 80. Rice Hrm; Carolina 554@
gl4c. Coffee quiet bat firm. Cuba sugar
ul@lI7fc. MoIasses quiet but firm.
Dry GOOds.-The market is active. The
most important changes in prices are As
follows: Allendale l0-4 brown sheetings
are down from 80 TO 47c; Metburne 4 \
ticks from % to 2Slzc; HOuton do from q
to 20c; Trenton A A bleached sheetings
from y 10 II Sc; and Portsmouth c do
from y to II lzc.
Money.-The market is easy at per
cent, with exceptions at jla7 per cent.
The Treasurer has commenced disburSing
the 1910 interest due September LIST. The
total amount is s. .SS7 900, large por. ion
Of which is payable here. Sterling duh
and heavy at 9l4M9lz. Gold lower; it
opened at "a, fell 10 33lz, and closed al
93}aG335s. The carrying rates were 6 per
cent 70 fiat. ClearInces s., 600 OO0. Gov
ernmehts are active and higher, closing
strong. State bonds dun and weak; old
Tennessees 6l54; new j254.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, August 3Q.-CottOn dull
and nominal; sales II bales; receipts ISL
bales. Flour dull; superfine s. S.; Xxx
81 30; xxx So 35. Corn firm; mixed 96c
white 81, Oats i6(aa7G, Bran 81 %. Hay
s28dZ7. Pork unchanged. Bacon shout
ders i69{ci sides l95kGl99<c. Lard sugar,
coffee and mOlasses dull and unchanged.
Whisky 81 271zdl 80. Gold 33ls. Ster-
ling 49,. New York sight x premium.
CINCINNATI.
CINclNsATI, August Family iOur
$ 75g6. Corn 81 O5. Oats 55Sa5se. Whis-
Ky 81 Is. Pork S33. Bulk shoulders held
al l37$e; sides l8Ac. Bacon shoulders
loose l53sc; sides lS3{c. Lard 1870.
sugar, raw. l31Se. Wheat, duh red. 81 Is
a 20i white 81 30aI 35. Butter 25Ca 30c.
Eggs lSo. Coffee l99ta2O3se.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 30.-Superfine flour
- S7@@5. Wheat 81 O5GI 0s Corn ss(a
soe. Oats 5s5zCg5Se. Barley 81. Rye 80
(GsJc. Whisky 81 l7fdl is. Groceries
quiet and unchanged. Pork S34 50. Bulk
shoulders l41zc; sides I79<e. Bacon shoul-
ders l5%c; sides l9Gl9hc. Hams 23fd
Akc. Lard lS}zc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 30.-Flour. spring ex-
ira 50 40(d6 -. Wheat 81 "a Corn SSil
Oats a "a 445<c. Highwines 81 l4Cal n,
Pork S33 SO. Lard lS34d l9c. Bulk sbouI-
ders I3@l39ic.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 30.-Heavy bag
ging 24ta24l sc. Superfine -four S5a5 50.
Grain and groceries unchanged. Tobacco
sales 32 hhds at s. 10 TO $50. Pork S34.
Bacon shoulders packed l6l<c; sides I9ll
a20c. Hams 22d231Sc. Lard 2O1ze.
Whisky 81 lSql 20.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, August 3O.-Consols sSs< and
e31s4gSl4. $40 bonds Of ~, s31S; Of '65,
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CASUALTIES.
"a goIIer EspIosIon il PsnnsyIyanIa.

PHGNINVILLE, Pa, Aug 3d.
The boiler in the Phenix Iron Com
pany's works exploded this morning,
killing 10 to 20 WOrkmen, and injuring
many more. Five dead bodies have
been taken from the ruins, and the
widest excitement among the wives
and children of the wOrkmen.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 3O.-The
first report Of the explosion at PhR-
nixville was exaggerated. Only four
men were injured; two Of them 80
badly that they cannot recover. a
portion of the building was torn away
and other damage done.
A HOLOCAUST IN RUSSIA.
LONDON, August 30.-The Pail Mall
Gazette reports that in a large village
in Russia 1900 persons, members of a
fanatical sect, have burned themselves
10 death.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-31
MINOR TOPICS.
Texas Bulls take sufalO.

BUFFALO, August 30.-Ab0ut seven
O'Clock this morning ninety head OF
Texas cattle which were landed from
the international ferry boat, stam-
peded in every direction through the
streets, goring and tramping every
thing in their way. One man was
tossed into Niagara street Park, one
woman was fatally gored, and a num-
Der Of persons more or less injured.
Five or six OF rhe infuriated animals
were shot by the citizens. About
fifty swan the Niagarariver and scat
tered on the Canadian side, and others
are still running at large in the sub
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