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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-08

In THE ABSENCE of DR.. Bagoy, we
take the liberty of returning THANKS IN
his name to Mr.. Gregory Of the Lynch
burg Republican and to Mr. Berry o'
the Bedford Sentinel for the very haila-
some compliments which they have ooeh
pleased to pay him in connection WIN
his projected Southern tour. Many
kind things have been said OF the Dr.
by his brother editors, but rev II al.
have surpassed the tributes to which we
have alluded, and with which we iee'
very sure that DR.. b. and his lrienos
mist have been more thah Sfa'iieo'
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-08

The EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-We have
been requested to say, that although
the work of improving the Church has
been commenced, there will be no IN
terruption of the services.
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APPOINTED. Beverly b. Bolts, Of
Cuipeper, has been appointed collector
of internal revenue for the SKIN VIZ
ginia district, in place of 5. II. Steri'ng'
Ansnended.
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CIRCUIT Counr The October term of
this Court commenced on Friday last
and Is still in session-Judge Shackel-
ford presiding. Proceedings next
week.
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1AOA1, NEWS.

+p~<>~~~>N~-~->>~-r->~7~>' ~.
FARM SoLD.-The farm oil john l.
Wayman. near this place, containing
about 100 acres. has beeL sold to 1ohh
Eversaeld of Maryland, for s6OOo.
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MATHEBiATICAL AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
AT THE

All The
FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
$50 miles from Washington, D. c., miles
from Warrenton, Va.
TN Il session begins LIST October, and
time ana charged from date of entrance.
The location is one of unsurpassed beauty.
There is no more healthful portion Of Vir-
ginla. The water of the Springs is noted for
its medicinal virtue.
The school is in the midst OF highly re-
fined and intelligent community.
The Recommendations are superior, perhaps,
10 those of any school in the State.
The Instructors are gentlemen OF aDlllty
and experience.
TERMS PER SESSION OF NINE MoNTHs:
For Board and Tuition 1915, payable one
half in advance and the balance on the first
of February. There are no extra charges
Address w. LAlhAM ill.,
Fauquler White SUP Springs, Va
Tuition alone S5c77Latin and Greek each
$40 extra.
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UNIvERsITY OF VIRGINIA, Aug. %, 2s6s.
have slong known Mr.. w. Latham, IT.,
first as a student and then as teacher. FOR
the business of teaching Mr.. l.. has unusuaI
qualifications, both as n scholar and Tor apt
ness to instruct-and in this express the
uniform opinion of my colleagues, Win
whom Mr.. Latham studied at this UNIVERSE.
ty. 49, ,.,,,>
cordially recommend him to those VINO
are careful to procure the best instruction
for their children, as a gentleman VINO may
he relied on to do well and faithfully what
ever he may be willing to undertake..
w III. MCGUFFEY,
Sent. 10. 1860. Prof. Moral Phil.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1869.
s4.........King street. ....a

"a AAh5 SeEeSt.' '''''''' SO
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THE subscriber has now on nand and
l. can afford to sell at prices to suit the
times, one of the largest and best assorted
stocks of fine goods for Gentlemen, Ladies,
Misses and Children and heavy work suita-
BILE for farmers, ever before offered for sale IN
this market. HIS long experience in the
trade has enabled him TO procure n stock
manufactured from the best material and in
the most durable and stylish manner, and
on the most favorable terms, and with such
advantages he can afford to sell us cheap as
the cheapest. All in want will do well to
call at ii King street, Alexandria, before
purchasing. His stock comprises in part
Mems fine lfpegged and stitched Boots
and Shoes,
Mems heavy kip and stitched Shoes, suit
able for farmers.
Boys and youths calf and kip Shoes ofev-
cry description.
ladies, and Misses calf, goat, morocco,
kid and lasting Boots of every style and de-
scription.
Also, u good stock of goods suitable for
country merchants, TO which we invite their
attention. w. b. WADDEY.
Septem Der II, lS60.-3m.
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PETERsoS'R MAGAz1NE.-The Noyem-
Der number of "Peterson's Magazine"
is already on our table. 1t has gbeau-
tiful steel engraving, 1.-THE Messenger
of Love-" illustrating a powerfully
written story. The colored steel fash
ion plate is one of the most beautiful
we have ever seen, even in this tasteful
magazine. There Is also pattern for
n Tidy, TO be worked in Java canvass
printed in the appropriate colors; this
alone is worth the price OF the number.
The literary contents, as always in this
magazine, are from the very best an
thors. Mrs. Ann S. stephens contin-
ues her mastery Novelet, "Marie Au-
toinette's Talisman." Frank Lee Ben
edics gives several more chapters OF
"Kate's Winter in Washington" MIS-
Il. Harding Davis has Il powerful taIe'
and Daisy Ventnor a charming love
story, With this number we have The
Prospectus for 1870. The price Is Du
two dollars year. TO clubs, the terms
are cherper still, viz: four copies FOL
$500, or eight copies for $500; i'll TIL
first case large-slzed engraN ing belni
given as present, to the person get
ting mp the club; in the last, an exit
copy of the Magazine, in addition t
the engraving. This engraving is
very beautiful one, large-sized for fran
ing, its subject child at prayer at il
mothers knee, its title, sour FathC
Who Art In Heaven" Specimen COZ
les OF "Peterson's Magazine" are sci
gratis to those wishing to get up club
Nolc is the time to get up Gibbs for 1870.
Address. Chas. j. Peterson, 3OG Ches
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pennslyvani
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EsEsEGES.--A Fair ONIer..
PIEDM0N AND ARLINGT0
LIFE INSURANCE CO IANY.

=
w. c. CARRINGToN, President,
ID. j. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
Assets aud Investments, $1,500,O00.
ENSURES on all the most approved
l. plans. lis policies are non-forfeiting.
Ii divides S714 per cent. of profits among
policy holders.
Ii declares dividends at the end of second
IL receives premiums all in cash, or in halt
loan, or one third loan, as applicants may
prefer.
II allows quarterly or semi-annual pay
ments of cash part OF premium.
1t accepts no security for the money 1t In
vests except real estate first lien.
No stocks nor government securities WILL
be received by it as security for debt.
II is Differed and managed by gentlemen
born and bred in the South of good charae-
ter amongst their own people for financial
ability and for fidelity to their trusts; ana
the premiums paid into this Company VIII
not 20 to increase the wealth of the North,
but will be used within our own limits, ana
Will relieve our own Impoverished people;
w. c. CARRINGToN, President
j. ]. HOPKINS, Secretary,
c. IL. PERRoW, Medical Adviser.
DIRECTORS:
D. j. Hartsool1, w. D. Cabell, f. G. Thur
mond j. r. PEBBLES, Hudson Martin, L. 7.
Fitzpatrick, William Gordon, e. a. SehaH.
ter, William p. shepherd.
REFERENCES:
Gen. Beauregard, Col. G. G. Garner, Judge
ALEXANDER w ttliAeI anu Aittsoli
| OF Louisiana; Gen. Simon Buckner, of Lou
| isville; Gen. j. b. Hood, New Orleans; Judge
II. p. Mabry, Major j. H. Pratt and Ward
| Taylor, Jr., Jefferson, Texas.
! Liberal commissions will be given to good
! agents. Travelling agents are especially
| wanted.
| NINE HUNDRED Policies issued during the
| first eight months of active work.
Income over $40, 000-a success ahead of all
precedeut-and with bright prospects.
For rates of Insurance call upon the Local
| Agent, w. II. RICKETTS,,
July 81, 1868. Orange Court House
| ]. NJ. MURPHY, Agent
Gordonsville Va.
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MtisfelINNeQNG NOTWITHSTANDING.
LATELY MUCH IMPRovED-ANp TIE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WhlNGER.

LATELY MUCH IMPRovED-AND TIE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WhgNGER.
IMPROVED with Rowell's Patent
l. Double Cog wheels, and the Patent Stop,
are now unquestiOnably far superior TO any
apparatus for washing clothes ever lnYented,
and Will save their cost twice IL year, by saw
ing labor and c.othes,
Those who have used them give testimony
rs follows:
1--WE like our machine much could not be
pursuaded to do without it, and with the aid
of Doty, we feel that we are masters OF the
position. "-Rep L. Scott, BISHOP n. T.. Church.
cit is worth one dollara week in any fan1i-
ly.--N. Y, tribune.
''In the laundry ofmy house there is per-
petual Thanksgiving on Mondays for the in
ventlon. Req. Theod0Te L. Cttylef.
every week has gwen it II stronger hold
upon the affections of the inmates of the
laun Ivy. 7. Observer.
~ heartily commend it to economists OF
time, money, and eonteRtment. '-Rer. Or.
BeitOSCS.
"FRIEND DoTY-Your last improyem ent Of
your Washing Machine is complete sue
cess. | assure you .'our Machine" after n
years use is thought more of today thttn
ever, and would not be parted with uhder
any circumstances i-ySolOft Robinson.
"Gour Washing Machine has been in daily
| use in our laundry, ana the housekeepef eX-
! presses herself as highly pleased with IL. IL
| certainly accomplishes greater amount %, Of
| work, with less labor, and does OF wear the
| clothes near so much as the old-Llslliohed
wash-board. By using It, one laundtess Is
| dispensed with. m. u. II. Rodl5a, super
! i1teHde1,t Of Infant Department o. 81. oothd-
| rtlse's Nursery, ". I. Cty
RsREGES.--A Fair Ofer.
Send the retail price, Washer 81, Extra
| Wringer 50. and we will forward either or
| both machines, free of freight, TO places
where no one is selling; and SO sure are we
| that they will be liked. that we agree to re-
| fund the money If any one wishes to return
| the machine free of freight, after Q months
trial, according to directions.
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GHlpep@ 9drertismfats.
CULPEPEa FEMALE INSTITUTE.

CULPEPER @. H., VA.
THE exercises OF this School will be
Il resumed on the first Monday Septem-
Der. 1866, and close the last Friday IN Jnne
1862
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS:
Elementary English, go %
languages. Ancient and Modern (each) 20 90
Masic on Guitar, 70 w
Music on Piano, % W
Drawing, Painting on Canvass, Grocian Orl-
entail at Pr fesSOrS prices.
Board including fuel, lights ana
washing per month, So
All charges payable one-half at the begin
ing of the session, the balance on uhe mrs
of February, 1863. -,
The services of Mr.. j. Porter, an expert
enced Artist, have been secured Tor the-Of-
namental Department.
The Princtp pal having had considerable ex-
perience in conducting Seminaries OF hlgh
grade, is warranted thereby in the convic-
ton of his ability to give satisfaction. FEEL
ing Individually responsible for the 1nstruc-
ton of those committed to his charge, he de-
sires to assure all who are disposed to pat
ronize the School, that none but competent
and experienced teachers Will be employed,
I'd that every department, ooth OF lnstiue-
i-Qt. md government, VIII be under MS SD
DorV' on. 1t is his desire ana determlna-
IN % AXE the Institution lFa class re-
-Oa'e seminary, ana he respectfully sonclts
6le patronage and cooperation of the friends
of 80 ucation in this community IN securing
N, PENICK, 'rincipal.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-08

WuY THE COMET could ut COME 1T.
The question OF the n-appearance
OF tie comet, tor sight OF when we
have SO long gazed without avail has ut
last been satisfactorily accounted 1917
and we eel easier. The local OF the
Memphis Ledger explains the whoie
matter in the following brief but very
comprehensive paragraph:
..When the melotoglstic temperature
of the horizon is such rs to calorclse the
impurient identation of the hemisphere
analogy, the cohesion OF the boraX cur
bistus becomes surcharged with inllnit'
issimals. which are thereby virtually ue-
priyed OF their vissural disqusltions'--
Ths effected, rapid change is prodnceet
in the throamcumpter of the gympasti
nutus pateriuin, which causes cohcnVu
lar in the hexagonal antipathies OF tn
terestrian aquarversula. Clouds thTl
become mass of dcodomised specuia
ceremocular light, which can only d.
seen when its visible"
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Don't LOAN IT.-A good many peo-
ple, who think too much OF their money
will want TO borrow this copy oil our
naper. Don't loan it to.them. II they
wart to read il. let them subscribe ana
nav for it as you do or, as you ought
to do. if you haven's done it. Some
nersons think that they can depend
mon borrowing from their neighbors'
and that it is matter OF suaE cohse-
ouence. So it would be, IT hey were
not lust as able to afford the expense
OF a newspaper as those from whom
they borrow.
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miscellaneous Trade.
JAMES RIVER MANIPULATEp
n TT0

TIL E undersigned again offers to
Il the farmers of Virginia ""U North
Carolina, these we'll known preparations
and had any thing been wan llng 10 stii
ers, it has been found in the result of the re-
cent harvest-in many cases bringing up the
yield, on thin lands, to from Is to % bushels
They contain Peruvian and Phosphate
(Nevassa) 0uano the latter nneiy fe q. ecu
on burr n1illstones, and are complned III tne
following proportions, viz:
Regular Preparation OF 1000 lbs. PERUVIAN
and 600 lbs. Nevassa to the ton OF 1000 IDS.
$40. ,,-..-.,.
and G67 lbs. of Nevassa to the ton OF 2,oOO IDS
$50
Ground Peruvian Guano made ready for
the drill by grinding in Its dryest state, the
pure Peruvien-to be procured, prepared in
this manner, no where else in the United
States sos.
Orders solicited for the above.
f., b. BENTLEY, Agent.
Richmond September II, ls60,-St.
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To IEOmsekeepers.

oils, &c.-Linseed, Neat 5 l, GOT g,lr1 anu
" Train Oil, White Lead, Spirll9s s VI nj
tine: also, Vests extra 40 heloseis We
nj so cents per gallon, cash. by, 8 soNr
w ~ II. ID. TALIAFERko q Sun
September Is, 1868.
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THE exercises OF this School will be
Il resumed on the first Monday Septem-
ber 1865, and close the last Friday IN Jnue
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Alexander Fl.
Stephens, writing to n friend here, says :
81 am gratifed at the result of the election
in Virginia, and earnestly hope that Judge
Dent may be elected in Mississippi"
The President is expected here Friday in
time for Cabinet meeting.
Acknowledgement Hoar contemplates a
weeks absence. Mr.. Field will ofhciate in
his absence.
The revenue receipts to-day were $500,
600.
Treasurer Spinner has received coun-
terfeit three-dollar coupon from Germany,
evidently manufactured. The imitation Is
good, but the paper is bad.
Proceedings have been commenced against
Schurman (colored), formerly messenger
in the Treasury Department, for uttering
bogus money. Turner, the negro postmas-
ter at Macon, will be brought here as a
witness
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NEW CouNTERFEITs.-Thc increasing
number Of counterfeit notes, as well as the
professional experts who pass the same
with plausible and perfect facility, should
cause people to look sharp when money Is
either presented to them to be changed or
in payment for purchase. There has been
nat in circulation within Il few days we'll
executed counterfeit twcnty-doilar note
copied after the Treasury issue, and we'll CAL
culatcd to deceive. \ large number OF coun.
tcricits of the various denominations OF
fractional currency arc also aiioat, and too
much precaution cannot bc used to guard
a.ainst them. PhlGdeiphia Inquirer.
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CANALs.-Now that the Suez canal is al
most finished, the Greeks propose to cut
through the Isthmus of Corinth, and NJ. de
Lcsseps will be offered the work. But
these are not the only great canal projects
of the age. Not to speak of the Nicaragua
canal, also to be engineered by the French,
it is in contemplation to bring the ocean &c
Paris from Dicppe at cost Of about sl25,
600 900 Add to this the project of uniting
the Rhone with the Mediterranean at the
Collie de Foz, which is about to be consum-
mated at cost of million and a half Of
dollars. We have not much to show of late
against these canal labors of the Latin Her
cules, our Darien project remaining inope-
ratiye.-Ne,o York Tribune.
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Negro Mob i'm CharlestOn---DemO-
cratic Negroes AssaiIed.--Troops
Co1Ina Ont

CHARLESTON, S. c., July PA negro
mob, which at one time Threatened very
serious consequences, occurred last night
on the occasion of the departure for home
of the Savannah Baseball Club, which had
been on visit here. The Club was accom-
panied by colored brass band from Sa-
vannah, the members of which we're said
to be Democrats.
As the Club was leaving in procession for
the Savannah boat they were attacked by q
mob of several hundred negroes with a
shower of stones, sticks, and brickbats.
Several shots were fred on both sides.
Mayor Pillsbury was on the ground, but
said he was powerless to quell the riot, and
called on Major Oglesby for the assistance
of United States troops. The Club was then
escorted to the boat between platoons Of the
Eighth United States infantry, followed by
large crowd of Infatuated and yelling ne
groes throwing stones, compelling the SOL
diers at intervals to face about and threaten
to fire. Several we're wounded-mostly
members of the colored band. The affair
causes intense indignation among the
Whites
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4 New GERMAN ATLANTIC CABLE
Information has been received from Lon
don to the effect that the negotiations had
been broken of between those who have
the concession from the Prussian Govern
men, for German and American line OF
oceanic telegraph and the existing sub-At-
lantc companies. Ii is now iikel that the
Germans will carry out their original IDEA
Of having a line of their own, which, con-
ridcring the innumerable ties subslstlng be-
tween the new and the old home OF their
race, ii is not surprising they should desire
to have independently Of the rest OF the
world.
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SpAIN.-The fight at Ciudad Real,
although speedily settled in favor of the
Spanish Government, shows the danger OF
the new Carlst movement. Ciudad Real is
the capital of province in Spain, and is
about one hundred miles almost directly
from Madrid. The province of Navarro
where Don Carlos has prudently fixed his
headquarters, is 500 miles off in the north
The other provinces, the Austrias and Gaia,
lonia, where the Carlists are said to have
ACQUIRED numbers, are also in the north
General Prim may crush his new enemy
without remorsc; but the presence of Carl,
ism in so many cases proves, as he himself
admits, growing peril. That peril if
heightened, according to our latest cable
dispatches, by the appearance of several
thousand rebels in La Mancha.-Nc'o Iorh
IriJune.
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TIE LATE S.ENGERFEST-WIN Up OF
IT'S ArFAiRS.-The general committee Of the
late Snngcrfcst of the northeastern Saengcr-
bund, held in this city, has had two meet
ings since the close of the festival for the
settlement of its financial affairs. At the
first one it was ascertaincd that the receipts
of the whole affair amounted to about
$4,000. The admissions to the concerts:
rchcarsals, and pic-nics, amounted as fol-
lows Rehearsal of the oratorio on the
evening of the 9th of July, $2G6; the ora
torio concert On Sunday night following,
S70O.50; the prize-singing on the succeed
ing Monday evening, 81, $50; the rehearsal
on Tuesday morning the 18th Of July, SIG
the great mass concert on the evening Of the
same day, $685. the picnic on Wednesday
the 18th, SIS, 57S.35; the second day of the
picnic, 81 go. The amount from the sale
of booths at the Schuetzen Park is not
given.
The total deficit of the festival cannot
now be definitely stated. From the bills
before the committee last Saturday it APP
peared to be $3.50, and may be regarded
as high as 5000. All the visiting socle-
ties, tifty-four in number, with about 1000
members, were the guests Of the Baltimore
Sngerbund, consisting only of seven socic'
ties, with 264 members. The Baltimore
Sengerbund provided board and lodging fol
their numerous guests, and agreed to pay
one dollar per day for each member, which
amounted to large sum. In view OF thu
large cost of such festival, the singers Of
this city congratulate themselves on the
fact that the deficit is not greater. This
deficit has now to be covered, and steps are
being taken for that purpose.-Bdltimor'
Gam 15fb
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The EPISCOPAL CHURCH DIFFlcUTIEs.-
Chicuyo, July 25.-Bishop Cummins, OF
Kentucky, notwithstanding the order OF
Bisbop Whitehouse, OF this diocese, that he
should not do So preached in Trinity church
this morning and evening. The church
WAS filled. Bishop Cummins publishes in
the Tribune this morning letter explain
inp his course in regard to the dlfhcuity
between himself and Bishop Whitehouse,
to which is appended letter from Bishop
Whitehouse to himself. The letter is eltte1
in its tone, protesting against Bishop Gum,
Minis visiting Bishop Whltehouse s diocese
to oficiate in any manner within its bounds
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Domestic MarkctS-GBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, July NOOn.-StoCks steady ana
firm Sterling, 1929. Gold, 1874. 5-2Os, ~? l2iA.
North Carolina Gs. IS; new, 5li. virginia :
cx-cnupons, 57s new. 81. Tennessee Is, cN-con'
Flour il shade tirmcr and quiet. Wheat dull and
slightly favorshuycr&. Corn iW-c. hc,'cr. i"rh
quiet mess, 81" DIG Lard quiet. Cottongnict III
3ic. Turpcnliuc, i.0lI2ac. Rosin steady. trciShts
Errning.-Cotton Is without decided change !:
sales of 40 bales III 3lc. Flour closed dIll ana
$50: Superinc 10 cholc" white wheat flour $500
fST.75 southern quiet and trmcr-common to
choice, $7MSll.75. Wheat closed heavy and lGl?c.
lower: No. |, Sl.GOGSl.G2. Corn closed dun with
new. Si3 old S3a@5 Lard frner: kettle l9iGl
zoe. Whiskcy tir1ncr at SllO@0Sl.ll. Groceries
and naval stores quiet. FrcightS lower; COTTON
per stcam &C.. for Sea Island; wheat, per Steah' .
Governments active 5-2O's, 90, l935. Southern
securities dull Money continues easy and steady
ri car per cent. with exceptions III per cent.
closed strong at l37. Stocks lcvcrish ana tendihS
upward
BALTIMORE. July 27.-Cotton, BIC. Flour firm
and scarce. Wheat firm. Corn advanced: white,
SLIGO Sl.Ii: yellow, cMSll@ oat, dali new,
656l6Sc : old, 5rm7jc. Pork quiet at S3i. Bacon
active and advancing: shoulders l5inlGc. Lara
lg3T2pc. Whiskcy-NOnc here.
CINCISNATI. July 27.-Whiskcy unsettled NJ
SI.O7. Provisions iirm. Mess pork S33. Bacon,
lIin l5c.: clear sides, lslMlssc. Lard, l9iml91c.
ST. Louis. July 27.-Whiskcy, Sl.O6. Provisions
advancing. Pork, $3.50. Shoulders, l5c.
LOUISVILLE July 27.-Provisions advancing.
Pork 1888. 50. Shoulders. l5tc. Whiskey, Sl.O5.
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlngs 32Ic sales 100 bales; receipts, Isl bales.
Gold. 1851 New York sight, ! premium. Sugar
and mOlaSScS nominal.