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EUGENE.
The Empress al Magenta.


A letter from Venice. dated the 2d of October, in
the Journal Ofciel Of Paris gives further details OF
the Empress Journey toward the East
Her Majesty, after having passed over Mont Gems,
found special train waiting for her at Susa which
brought her here. Towards nine in the evening the
train arrived at Magenta, and her Majesty was ul-
willing to pass the place without having visited the
monument commemorative OF the battle. The EN-
the centre Of the monument. After having put up q
short prayer for those who fell the memorable 4th
OF June, and whose names are engraved on the walls
Of the building her Majesty deposited some flowers
at the foot OF the al'ar. 4 large number of people
were present and warmly cheered her Majesty
during this pious pilgrimage.
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The Ohio Election.
FROM CANADA.
Another Eenian scare.

TORONTO, Oct. 19.-The gunboat Prince Al
fred, stationed at Goderich, has been placed in
readiness for active service. Orders were re-
ceiyed last night directing the Toronto field
battery to proceed Immediately to Goderieh to
man the Prince Alfred. 1t is reported that the
Fenians have chartered and equipped gun
boat, carrying the "sunburst," to do mischief to
the towns on the upper lakes, and hence the
movement by the Canadian authorities
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.FROM THE WEST.
SnnW In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Oct ia heavy snow storm
set in here at noon to-day, and still continues.
Masonic CeiebtatiOn.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 19.-The procession
of the Grand Commandry of MasOns in this city
to-day was the most imposing ever witnessed in
this State.
The Ohio Election
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 19-Al the counties
have been heard from at the Republican head
quarters in this city. few are not official. The
result will vary but few votes. r. D. Harrison,
chairman, figures it up for Governor-Hayes,
Al, 500; Pendleton, 1881 Hayes majority,
SO7S. The Legislature stands;-Senate and
House Republican majority.
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FOURTH EDITION
Z U n o r H.
The Spanish Insurrection-New Con-
spiraoies Diseovered-The French
Cable - Paris Strikes - The
Merchants Clerks Assert
Their Rights.
FROM EUROPE.

The Spanish InsurrectiOn.
By the AnglO-A mertcdn Ccbh
MADRID, Oct. 19.-The Government regards
the republican iusurrection at an end, although
precautions to guard against any new outbreaks
are continued conspiracy, having for its
object the surrender of the barracks at San
Mateo to the insurgents has been discovered and
thwarted by the Government authorities. The
captain of the garrison, who is said to be the
leader Of the conspiracy, was arrested.
The Clerical Strike In Paris.
PARIS, Oct. 19.-The strike of the merchants
clerks continues. Places of business will be
opened tomorrow, Notwithstanding the strike.
The New French Gable.
A committee of the shareholders of the French
Cable Company have forbidden the projected
distribution of five thousand shares to the
founders Of the enterprise. They have asked to
examine the expenses and the affairs generally
Of the company.
This Evenings Quotations.
LONDON, Oct 19--4 p. M--Consols, 9315 for
money and account. American securities quiet
Five -twenties of 1862, 50; do 1865 S1S5.
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THE CITY CONTESTS.

The Writs of Certiorari Allowed by the Su-
premc Court of the state.
The Supreme Court, sitting at Pittsburg has
awarded Trts Of certOrsri in the cases of Messrs.
sheppard, Weaver Fletcher, Getz, Barger, and
The petition in Mr. Sheppards case is based upon
the following grounds
The court erred:-
First In refusing to quash said petition and complaint
SECOND In refusing 70 e% % ON l opa a6 iss S SRef69n Ut6 tB iha
so%pE1aLn pal tne "a, 30, Az & otn ,o..n.o
Said specifications assume that the said court is
authorized to deprive the qualified electors in the
said divisions OF their right to have their vote counted
in the General return because Of the misconduct of
me officers in said divisions, which said nsconduct
is not alleged to have been procured or promoted by
IT, Because the jurisdiction of said Court, by the
get of July @ $780, upon complaint is confined to an
inquiry upon the merits thereof, and that these
specifications do not ailege that the returns made by
the officers of said divisions untrue in point of
fact, that their alleged misconduct changed the
result; and
III. Because an inquiry upon complaint OF an
undue election and false returns must be confined
TO the ascertainment OF the person who had ma
iority of the legal votes poed for said ONCE, and
that no pOl can be excluded from the general return
nnless it is alleged that no legal votes were cast
The petition then prays writ OF certlorari di-
rected TO the Court OF Quarter Sessions to remove
the record to the Supreme Court, in order that any
errors appearing thereon may be corrected.
The petitions in the other cases are precisely SINH
lar TO this except that they are to the Court OF Com
mon Pleas.
Writs have been served in each of the offices,
CONSTITUTION Or i New CoNAANDERY.-At one
o'clock this afternoon Mary Commandery, No. 80, U.
o. Masonic Knights Tempar. was constituted and
the officers installed by sir James II. Hopkins r. Z.
Grand Commander, assisted by his Grand Ohcers in
the Grand Lodge Room, Masonic Temple, Chesnui
street.
liary Commandery met in the Asylum at one
O'Clock, in full uniform.
ST. Johns, No. A; Philsdelphia, No. 2; kadosh, No
20: Cyrene No. 81; Allegheny, No. 80, Communicates
and Visiting Knights of other COmmanderieS entered
tbe Grand Lodge Room at one O'Clock, under tht
charge Of their respective officers.
The following were the order Of exercises
One o'clock
Grand knights Templar March,
Dedicated to Sir j. L. Hutchinson p. q. Com
Entrance OF Visiting Communicates and Knights.
Quartorpast one o'clock.
Grand MHrch-"Vorwaerts,h
Entrance OF Mary Commandery, No. b, u. ID.
Halfpast o'clock
Grand March,
Dedicated to Sir James III. Hopkins r. f. Grand Com
mandeT of Pennsylvania.
Entrance of Grand Officers
Constituting of Mary Commandery.
Music-"Stabat Mater.n
Installation of Officers
Music--Quartette lVocal).
Proclamation of Grand Marshal
Music-"Old Hundredn-tinale
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stoelr Quotations BY TeleSrSph-;s r. N; ,o,.

ID RsoNs HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
Il part OF the United States can nave thein easiiy
adjusted and collected on application TO the Genera
Collection Agency, ROBERT s. LEAGUE Il CO.,
No. l95 South SEVENTH Street. 30
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

Arrival Of the United states steamer Dictator.
FoRTREss MONROE, Oct. 19.-The United
States monitor Dictator has Just arrived here
from New York, and is being coaled in the
Roads.
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FROM THE SEATE.
SnOwing.

showing.
P1TTsBURG, Oct ia light snow commenced
TO fall here this morning.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-StOcks steady Money
Co. per cent. Gold 130iS Five twenties, 1862,
coupon, 1905; do. 1864 do, 1197S; do 1865,
40, 119h do do, new, l1s; do. 1861 11s; do 1865,
souri, IS, 50; Canton Company, 80 Cumberland pre-
ferred, 26A New York Central, 1874 Erie, s0al
Reading, 96h; Hudson River, 10; Michigan Cen
trail l24; Michigan Southern, 9l5s; Illinois Central
1888; Cleveand and Pittsburg, 90j(; Chicago and
Rock Island 10Il{ Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 1874
Western Union Telegraph, 56Jl.
New York PrOdnce Market.
NEW YORK, oct. 19.-COiton Grmer; sales 500 bales
at 26f@2GAc Flour steady; sales Of $500 barrels
Wheat frmer. Corn dull and lower sales of %, ,00(
bushels mixed Western at sl'O6(d 90 oats dun
sales OF l9 OO0 bushels at 61963c. Beef quiet Pork
duh; new mess, S30SI6@31. Lard dull at 17%@
H21c. Whisky nominal at 81 90.
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE Cry Sottc77op Ct,v
sS9ncLtor Ihomas J. Worrall, ESD, has made the
First Assstant-William p. Messck
Second Assistant-A Atwood Grace
Solicitor OF Park-Thomas X. Finletter
and - Ferguson.
Solicitor OF the Guardians OF the Poor-John IT.
Seltzcr ''' 40
JnE CITY OFFICERS ELECT.-These gentlemen
excepting Messrs. Gibbons and Donegan are still
prevented from occupying the places 10 which thev
were elected owing to the refusal OF the Mayor TO
sign the ordinances approving their suretes as
passed by City Councils Yesterday humber of
gentlemen waited upon the Mayor this morning but
present.
SEVERE PUNHHNENw. John Gallagher. who was
arrested rev weeks ago for being concerned in q
dlsgraceful riot near Nah n Reeds hotel at River
sue, n; D., has been convicted by the court at
Mount Holly and sentenced TO an Imprisonment OF
three years. Warrants lave been issued for other
parties concerned in the disturbance III arrested
they Will be summary dealt with.
M1LITARY.-Company \. Philadelphia CITY Guards
captain Francis Blurciu. viii take possession OF
tner new quarters on lnirl street, above Calowhi
Tonight The room has uCcn splendidy fitted up for
the purposes OF an aruory. ON Thursday night the
company will give rC3cp iOn to the officers of the
regiment, at which these gentlemen Will partake OF
banquet
FOUND DEAp-'Thomas Martin, aged 20 years, was
round dead this morning in the yard attached To his
residence, at Twenty-fOurth and Lynn streets De-
oy is supposed to have been the cause of his death
IN BAD CoNprTIoN.--The Lieutenant of the Six
teenth Police district reported to the Mayor this
morning thirty-one pnbc lamps which are in a
la'uty condition. The larger portion want glass.
An OWNER WANTED.-The Harbor Police last
night picked up yaw boat which was boating in
the Delaware. II is painted green outside ana lead
color inside.
FIRE THIS MoRNING.-Sh after o'clock this
morning an alarm OF fire was caused by defective
nue. al inc grocery store No. 1892 Market street.
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LEGAL INTELKTGHNCE.
Court of Common Plens-Judge PeIrec.

Court of Common Piens-Judge Peiree,
The Independence Hose Company vs. the United
F1remens Insurance Company garnishees of F..
Conrad An attachment execution. Verdict for
plaintihs, $4,000.
James ID. Crowley vs. Peter +. Stout. An action
to recover rent due for the occupation of portion
OF plaintihs office during four months On trial.
District Court, No. I--Judge Thnyer.
George II. Beatty vs. Coyle, Laughlin & Go. An
action 10 recover damages for injuries sustained by
pantf IN falling into the vault of defendants store,
in consequence OF the covering of the opening in the
sidewalk being left insccurely fastened which i'm
putaEon OF negligence the defense denied. Jury
out
District Court, No. 2-,Iudge Hare.
Isaac Brooke VS.. Joseph McKessick An action to
recover damages for the loss of horse that was put
to pasture upon defendants meadow, down in the
Neck, ana fell into a ditch and was lost. The de-
fense set up that panth knew the condition OF the
meadow and of the existence Of the bitches, and
took all the risks. Verdict for plaintiff, ST5.
j. l. Schnebly vs. Wolf GersOn and wife, An
action to recover for furniture sold and delivered,
The defense alleged that the articles We're sold TO
third party and not TO defendants On trial.
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Mn. WILLIAM w. HAEEY, in years agope one OF
the members of the Fairmount Fire Company In
this city, is one of the association Of California
Pioneers" now on a visit here to the EasE AT the
CISCO Mr. Haney lent it his aid, and to his eXertons
ID owes much Of its subsequent success, He was
tiOn OF steam fire engines the Pacific coast, and
now exhibits beautiful gold watch handsomely en-
graved and inscrlbed-a testimonial from the cti-
Zens OF his Western home for his advocacy Of the
project. The Firemens Fund and Insurance Com
Eany, an institution which donated 10 per cent.
Of its net earnings TO the relief OF disabled remeu
and their families also acknowledges him one OF
its founders He has met many warm and old friends
since his return East
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 8. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN AND CUBAN

II
ATOURISTS.- Passports prepared in conformity
with the new requirements OF the Stat Department.
can be procured in twenty-four hours on appnca-
ton made either in person OF by letter, onlyat the
OnlClal Passport Bureau, No. 1876 S. SEVENTH
Street, Philadelphia, ROBERT S. LEAGUE d co.
Also, official lists OF all Ministers, Diplomatic
Agents, Consuls, and Consular Agents OF tn
United States, who they are, where they from
and where they located furnished free Of charge
to applicants T30
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FROM NEW" TORK.
Raid on Lottery Dealers

DeSpdtch 10 The ECening Jeegrdph.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-hnother raid has been
made on the lottery dealers who do business
without paying the special revenue tax. Seven
OF the dealers have been arrested and bailed in
$500 each,
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FIFTH EDIT ION
THE LATE s. r NEWS
FROM EUROPE.
This Evenings Quotations.

This Evenings Quotations.
By the Anglo-Ameriean Cable
LONDON, Oct. 19-Evening. ng.-Consols closed
at 9S]5 for money and account American secu-
rifles quiet: 5-2Os of 1869, SO; of 1866, s1k; and
OF 1867, SO; 1O-4Os 761S Erie, 2091; Illinois
Central, 95; Atlantic and Great Western, 25.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 19-Evening. g.-Cotton, 121<
@121Gd for uplands, and 1216@125Sd. for Or
leans. Sales to-day of 1900 bales including
5000 for speculation and export. Wheat, los.
81. for California white; and 9s. sd. for No. 2
red Western. Flour, 24s. Sd. for Western. Corn.
29s. cd. for European.
LONDON, Oct. 19-Evening. Sugar frmer.
but unchanged
Accident Om the Erie RaiIrOad.
New YORK, Oct. ia live stock train ON
the Erie road broke through the Haekensack
bridge to-day. No lives were lost, but much
property was destroyed. The track will soon be
repaired.
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TEE PRINCIPA1 DEPOT
ron THE sALR OF
r Bv E-NUB st AMPS
No. sOa CHESTNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 1Oc 8. FIFTH STREET
crwo doors below Chesnut street,
EsTAB BLIsHED 1se2
The sale Of Revenue Stamps is still continue
the Old-Established Agencies.
The stock comprises every denomination printed r
by the Government, and having at all times large
supply, we are enabled to ill and forward Coy Mail or
Expressh all orders Immediately upon receipt, a
matter Of great Importance
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post once Orders received in
payment
Any information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheerfu.y and
gratuitOuSy furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks, Re- =
ceipts, etc.
The following rates OF commission are allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper:-
On s25 and upwards. ....................2p per cent
| 100 ..................s
SEQ .............4 .-
Address all orders, etc, to
STAMP AGENCY,
No. sO4 CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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The BALTIMORE Produce Market.

BALTIMORE oct. 19.-Cotton dull and nominally
26c no sales Flour firm and active and in good
demand at unchanged prices. Wheat firm prime TO
choice, s1'500Sl So. Corn White, 1920; yellow,
S1I5@l1s. Provisions unchanged in every respect.
Whisky in good demand at 81 81.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL INTERESTED. - THE
i arrears of Pensions must be applied for within
five years after the death or discharge Of soldier
sailor or marine. Those who fan 10 apply lose 500
per year. There are thousands in our midst widows,
dependent fathers and mothers and orphan children
who are entitled but who have not yet applied for
pension. All who think they are entitled should at
once call on Messrs ROBERT S. LEAGUE .& co.
No. 1876 South SEVENTH Street who will promptly
obtain their pensions, or cheerfully give any infor-
nation free Of charge Remember that the five
years limit allowed by law is fast drawing to a
close. 81
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LOCAL ODDS AND EEDs.-Ivanhoe Lodge No 40
A. Y NJ, was constituted in West Philadelphia at
nigh noon yesterday.
toned the Congressional delegation from this city to
vote for Jenckes' civil service bill
Alderman McMullin the notorious "Bill' of the
Fourth ward, was bound over yesterday to answer
charge Of assault and battery.
The tWenty-siXth anniversary OF the Howard
Sunday School, Shippen street. below Fourth, was
celebrated on Sunday last
John EOrSythe, the new member for the Thr-
teenth Legislative district, was serenaded last night.
THE conductor and driver OF a Chestnut street
cor have been held for cruelty to animals.
-On Monday next the Southwark Fire Company
will house new carriage.
THE National Guards paraded to-day for target
practice.
rrtp BEpFoRD STREET MISSION-We are requested
10 publish the following appeal on behalf OF ths very
s"The cold season is approaching. Let the rich in
their abundance remember the poor IN thelr desttu
ton once more we appeal 20 generous public OF
behalf of the Bedford Street MISSION. we neet
money clothing shoes and coal. Whatever may b
sent To- the address of Rev. j. ID. Long, NO. 0l9 Bed
ford street, will be kindly receNeG.
A BOLD THIRF-A day or two ago the residenc
OF Mr. c. Hieskell located on Church lane, nea
Germantown, was approached by a loaIer, VINO de
manded entrance of the occupants. torIunaIel
for the inmates, the hall door was fastened WIN
chain and the bold applicant for admission was uI
able TO succeed In getting in After GOnsI4eIao i
pareying with the ladies OF the house, MIS- hleske
discharged a revolver at the scamp, which cause
aim TO depart for other SECTIONS.
RESULTED FArALIY-Thomas Smith, the gentle
man from New York who yesterday fell throug
the hatch Of store on Commerce street died Ia
wight at the Hospital, from the enects Of the nurie
received
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FIRE THIS MORNING Shortly after o'clock this
morning an alarm OF fire was caused by u defective
hue at the grocery store No. 1892 Market street.
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FOUND DEAD.-Thomas Martin, aged 20 years, was
found dead this morning in the yard attached to his
residence, at Twenty-fOurth and Lynn streets De-
bity Is supposed TO have been the cause OF his death
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THERE ARE A GREAT MANY PERSONS
Il having claims upon the United States or State
Governments, who have committed the same TO the
care Of Messrs George Cragg Bro, or 7. II. Peters
& Co. They will hear OF something greatly TO their
advantage, on application, either in person or by
mail, to the General Collection Agency, No. 1855
South SEVENTH Street.
TsO ROBERT s. LEAGUE & co.
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TTNHERE Is NOW OVER s., 900 PRIZE MONEY
Il unclaimed in the United States Treasury. All
porsons who have been in the Naval service OF the
United States their heirs or representatives, should
make an immediate inquiry upon the subject at No.
1875 s. SEVENTH Street. $50
SOLDIERS DISCHARGED BEFORE TWO
- years service for injuries or wounds, including
rupture, are entitled they their widows or heirs
uf they have received money, TO $500 bounty.
Apply to ROBERT S. LEAGUE CO.,
790 No. 1856 s. SEVENTH Street
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IN BAD CoNDITIoH.--The Lieutenant of the Six
teenth Police district reported to the Mayor this
morning thirty-oDe pnbc lamps which are in a
faulty condition. The larger portion want glass.
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AN OWNER WANlED.-The Harbor Police last
night picked up yaN J. boat which was hoating in
me delaware. 1t is painted green outside ana lead
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LIVE sTnrK MARKETs

2-iaiis With Only l2-Q AZ Doe.
hu0ire Yesterday and today Trade good AID al Fsf'
flanre cattle hue quality hroHsbt Jc
uot-g quoted above hat n.h in II
grade butln sale There so sIne tha
s.4sfs Lsr sold dosn 20 +l7 - each or ItGll- A. ~
& %. ore ~ cattle. "a rHt, az l;i dltc
J. a. williams sold % hIr "a cot H. steers NJ ID. hfc
Biz - d. strs oi q ~ cat 90 liH6r
Hrafy Co. soli ~ uS4 cst Al Steers IL I' an 81 w. cat
a a. W,Tsarf sold 20 I s's. Nr Smith Co 10
l-Ir and Roias g. Co. cat. 81 slJi
iced Wheeler Co sold = ID cattle i0f satin To- a eNt ~
Nsrtt BaoLlri 81 III Of 81 ost 70 fair. At
Brslt Fagsu disposed Of aud Neh ,is,r, evt l1d
IS Thompson .oll o. eopmou No cattle Mulha
90 t good H. rr Tor Coon Co. a l3dlbc
s. H. Richardson sold q little Ohio steers all c0Ns y cst a. +6 81
r. r. Carr for HeIuty Co. prime Hy Frse' 81 1ls9er
ellis sold - common > cat Iowa cattle al c and
81 lui. steers. cat, ~ Ndl'c.
C. clover sold ~ cattle 81 cat, At &c., to dr, 50 per
Sheen are doing better than 90 the depressed market
also Improved There only 27
bus stock expected The Er
The offerings we're a Iore and Fa,tgaih,t Sa BY
Kby A. the place - Mich sheep go H. &c. 30 lud % n &C.
Il2 d D. ts 70 H. ttc d. Calada no b bi 3! DO
~ h. &C., with e.s ~ 5J0S2 20 each Aao 10 Canada EHbi
an =, M lie and 20 fue state DO, - n, BE
a. 40 Of as eghf Ste snl q Ca6ld 10 n Al &C. Ao 30
Canada lambs AZ ~ 8i 20 oaB n, &c ID oi3G D. de- ol VI SO 10
;.r. gl of -, 10. &c. sud 1913 state, % N. - Ste
AZ Foretst We sold for Asbuy Leach $50 sheep Of
-q ~ Sc o80 lbs At She ~ at L. 9JJ at ~ 80 aud !lOs
G"%maso,v BELLS Co. sold 300 Ohio sheep 70 h. DE- and
&C. ., m With a ears or OO arrived to day Dressed ar. gen
llc with sales Al l2sc Two cars Mich
hos s N sod yesterday at DE lire eg bot good hog.
bile al
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan Kansas, to Denver Colorado and a
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 49, miles and earning than enough to pay the
interest on this aGr loan. This loan runs so years
pays per cent; PRINCIPAL and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in tho market
For maps, pamphlets and circulars, address DAB
NEY. MORGAN & Co, No. 50 Exchange place, and NJ.
X. JEsUP & Co., No. II Pine-st., N. Y.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Iovpoy. 25-l mtonsols for aui
Gas for securities qu. United
FeTvey bonds 1862 gi 1862 Old 8; 1861 ~, United
Ten Forties, 76! Stocks quiet Ere. l9ii Illinois IS
IfyyUpOOf 25ll a. n-Coon-OuT market quiet
ydd,nr Up'lnls IJ.03le.; MildIiBg Orleans, lJi dlH
IOyDoy Aug 81 mCousos 9 for both and
stocks quiet Illinois Central go. Lnseet OIL 9J per
Pans Aug 2The Bonrse steady Rene - francs - eenmss
AvRR 2Cotton opens heavy both tie and 20 ahoa
OyDOS Aug 232 uCOasols 9ji for ihoth aud the
account American Securities are dull At the following quotations;
United states FveTweues 1862 6 do 1865 old 80 DO 1867 a
Tcu- Forties, coup, 10
oypoy Aug 25-I p mConsos closed At 93l Tor both money
aud account securities closed dull AZ the following
tUs a. s. FveTveuts 1862 GJ 1865 old BJ 1907. 8lt;
rties COUP Erie RsiNAy shares l9i Illinois CentrEs, 9
The stock market Is dali TuTpeutine 1858 y cNt
iygupoot Aug closed shs1e eaer Mid
ding Upauds lJid Mddng Orleans. d the sales Of the day
have been 90 bales including 900 for speculation aud export