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mAN AUTUMN SUGGESTION

~AN AUTUMN SUGGESTlON.-
Now. rs heavy fogs arise and searching "lno'
commence to blow now, as the human body eS-
haugted like inanimate nature by the heats al sum-
MGR. begins to wilt and droop; now ere the IN
clement winter makes its trying onset NOW Is the
time tor preparatory course OF the best acclima-
ting medicine in existence. HOSTETTEh's
STOMACH BITTERS.
Fever and ague is rampant In MI parts OF tfc
country Quinlne, the physicians admit, VIII not
ouel the ph 4se of the disease which at the rresent
pervades the entire West. 1t Is well that IT Is So
for the remedy $50 called IS dcadiier than the
maIady But IL quinine is inefficient In tntermit-
tent feyers. HoSTETTER'3B BIT TIERS is lrresisti-
BILE. 1t would be safe to make 4 contract, under
heavy penalties. that any given "Fever aad Ague
rfstrlctn should be exempted from the disorder
for any pa ticular time, provided every tnhaol-
tant would take the Bitters according to d'rec-
tions during the term of the contract. There has
no GER been an instance I'm which his steTDnR IN
yipOrant and anti-febrile medicine pas la'leu 10
ward off the complaint when taken dnly as pre-
lection against malaria. Hundreds OF physiclans
have abandoned all the oficiu al specifics, ana CIV
nrescrlbe this harmless vegetable tonic, and noth-
mo else as preventive anil cure Tor all the
forms of chIIls and feyer. Vigor is the thing most
npetf,fl In these cases, well rs In dyspepsia ana
nervous affections. and HOSTFTTER'S BIZ
TIERS are the safest s1rest. ana most Wholesome
strengthening preparation that human skill mas
get concocted. oc Zo-e~dl"""i'
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& ROUSS,
No. .0l3 MAIN STREET

No iel3 MAIN STREET.
Mr.. RCUSS still crowdlug US viii ACN1I'H
BARGAINS
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN Oak.
PETS.
GOOD CARPETS at lsc per yard; still better AZ
3Cc. -,
All wool heavy CARPETING at SOC" worth 7'e.
before the war , 49,,
Beautiful all-wool Do. at &c., cheap before INC
war at 81.
These .rpets are much cheaper than they eau
be bought at the factory.
A full line of BLACK ALPACAs.
BEAyEas, MOHAIRS, and TuRh!sh l'os-
TRES from 25c. to $3.50: much lower 'haii
New York wholesale prices.
WHITE ALPACAS and WHITE MOHAikS'
elegant SCARLET OPERA FLANNEL, ehy
37c.
First-rate BALMORALS, only 81.
A full line Of DOMESTICS Of alt kinds.
Come aud look ut our Ice COTTOAS and CAb.t-
GOES.
Elegant lo-4 BIZ ANKETs only Is.
Beautiful single SHAWL.S only 7sc
SHAWLS. SHAWLS. double and single. for lees
than it cost to make tn NJ.
TOWELS NAPKINS. and DOY LIS, half pFice.
THOUSAND OTHER BARGAINS.
These bargains will all be sold in few days ana
must be sold t. make room for others coming
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,,,... and tho towns OF Salem, Harriso D, u
Au .isss 'stamnsan. and Lexington to subscribe
nuIs. s.anh If Incorporated companies.
~ nv, Tho saY,,e: Senate bill No. AlU, 10 IN.
ocr,,orate the Longdale Iron mining anu
Manufacturing Company. BIZ
FINANCE.
~ Mr. LATHAM: Senate bill No. All, with.
out amendment, for the relief OF Ihomas
p Beaseley and &. Tompkins, sureties OF
VIM. Mansfield, late sheriff OF SpotsyiVania
county.
COUNTY, CITY, AND TOWN ORGANIZATION.
Nv MFR. F1TzrATRIcK: House bill No. 100,
for the government Of towns OF less than
5, 900 inhabitants. =,
On motion of MIR. RIDpIoK, the bill was
made the special order of the day for Mon
day next.
BILLS, RESOLUTIONS, PETITIONS, ETC., PRE-
sENTED.
Rv MIR. SsowpES House.bill No. Alb, to
enable the PittsYlTania and Lynchnurg
Turnpike Company to rebuild their bridge
across the Staunton river.
EsaRossEp BILLS, ETC, LAID ON THE TABLE
House bill No. 900, to amend and reenact
section 7 of the act to incorporate the Fleo'
mont and Potomac Railroad Company
Laid on the table.
Senate bill No. 387, to incorporate, the
Pound and Russell Fork Navigation Com
pany. Ordered to be engrossed.
Senate bill No. 566, to amend and reenacl
section I of the schedule OF the act for the
assessment Of taxes of licenses. Lald on
the table.
senate bill No. 81, to amend and reenact
section q, chapter So, of the Code, in rcla-
tion TO taking materials from land by inter.
nal Improvement companies without the
consent of owners. The amendments pro.
nosed by the Committee on General Laws
agreed to, and bill ordered to be engrossed
THE report of the Committee of Finance
adverse to legislating on the subject OF re-
lieying commission merchants engaged in
the sale of sewing machines, etc., was tald
on the table.
enact the act authorizing praetlclng law
yer to decide causes, etc. Ordered 10 De en-
crossed.
Senate bill No. 1872, to amend and re-
enact the act prescribing the duties, etc.,
of certain township officers and other puf'
poses. Laid on the table.
Senate bill No. 300, to provide for hiring
out convicts confined III the public Jalls'
Laid on the table.
JUDGE OF NoRTHAhPT0E.
The Senate proceeded to the joint order
of the day, the election of n Judge for
northampton County Court. Mr.. James
Z. Heath was elected by nearly unanl-
nous vote.
BILLS REJECTED.
Senate bill No. 312, in relation to the
terms of the Circuit Courts OF the Common
wealth.
Senate bill No. 81, to repeal section 80,
chapter 81. of the Code concerning allow
ances to clerks of county and corporation
courts.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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The FAIR.-The Fair which begins to-
morrow will have good many novelties
Each day will have its interest, and some
of the entertainments will be most rare and
exciting. Due notice of tharn will BIO given.
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ToHN n. WooDFiS.
y 1siy MAIN STREE T,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

am now receiving. in addition to my large
stock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
CRETOUEES SATEENs,
PLAID PoPLIN and sERGEs.
SHAWL SUITS,
and many other new and desirable Dress Goods,
embracing complete assortment Of hoURNiN"
GOODS, such as
hLPACAs, BOMBAZsAES
TABnSE, MERINOs-
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS, BIARRITZ.
JANUS CLOTHS and MOusLINs,
to which would respectfully solicit an examina~
ton.
We can special attention to our largs assort-
meut Of CLOAKISGS in Silk Velvet, Black ana
Colored yslveteena, White Corduroy and fahcS
Cloak1ags uur
PROOFS In great variety.
CLOTHS and CASIMERTS for boys aho
mems wear-a large stock. incluo.pg q tuh i'nc ~
Charlottesville and Frede ricksburg iSprics.
FLANEELs In White Red, Yellow, Gray anu
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Plaids and Solids.
HOUsE-FURNIsHIHG GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Ol-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads Nottingham Lacss for cur
tains, Bleached and Brown Sheetinzs aud PILLOW
Cotton. -
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, LACES.
LACE HANDKERCHIEF and COLLARS
In fact. everything to be found In hrst-ciass
store, and we cordially invite an examio alton by
all in want, as we are determined to sell al tn'i
lowest possible figures.
oc % JOHS N. HoOOri-N'
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nor THE PURPOSE OF ALLOWING

TOR THE PURPOSE OF ALLOWING
e The officers and clerks Of our several lnstltL-
lions to at end the State Fair on THURSDAY, 81 of
November we would respectfully request all per-
cons bav1ng notes and drafts maturug on that day
10 give them their attention by II O'Clock.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, President First National
Baug.
W. b. IsAACs d co.
JOHN c. DAVIS. Cashier Plan'efs Satlohai
Mann S. QUARLEs, Cashier Richmond Bank
Ing aud Insurance Company.
LANCASTER & co.
JOHN u. GODUIh, Cashier State Bank
\. T. HARVEY, President ha ional Bank OF
Virginia.
JOHN e. BnSsfEUX, President Mechanics
Blu lninS Fund and Dollar Savings Bank.
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~RATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE:

E- BATCHELOR'S & A [ K d E.
This spIepdLdH HAIR DYE is the beet in the world !;
the onl. true aud perfect dye: harmless, reliable,
instantaneous no disappointment; nc ridiculous
tlnts remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfuners,
and properly applied at BATCHEL0R's WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
10 e-eoa1yr
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On the nj. hit of the Goth inst, at thu residence OF
the brides mother MIR. ROBr. b. WOOD to Miss
MARY II. PIZZlNI, daughter Of the late Juan
PizzDi, 4 sq., all Of this city.
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Marshal SHARPE, of New York, is moi
Gen. GRANTS hrother-in-ldw. Marshal
SHARP, of Washington, IS.
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & Coz
1902 MAIN STREET
Composite post-ot6cel.
are now receiving, IN addition to their large
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
RICK AND BEAUTIFUL SILKS Of all grades
and descriptions.
ALSO,
large assortment Of
COLOREp AND PLUSH VELFElS.
70 which we wish 70 cal special attention as be!fs
CHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL.
A handsome assortment Of
BRUSSELS, INGRAM, THREE PLY, ASD
OTHER CARPETS; MATS, RUGS, &C;
together with al elegant assortment Of
LACE GOODS.
HASDKERCHIEFS COLLARS, &C., &C.;
to which they invite inspcc ion, promising as
handsome and varied display at as low prices
as can be found elsewhere.
oces CARDoZ0. FOUR0UREAE& co.
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g. CARLTON,

GARY s. CARLTON,
" No. 500 BROAD ST. second door from sth;
we are daily receiving our FALL SToCh OF
G. 81. s. consisting OF Ladies', Misses Children 8,
Cents and Boys ROOTS SHOES, and Gal
TIERS; also, TRUNKS, NALloEs, sA CHELol
STYLES, and we invite 3 call from all III want be-
fore purchasing elsewhere o.,v
oo7 ". s. CARLTON.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE G.
L TO inform their friends and The public EtIA
generally that they have Just returned ifoin $3.50
FALL STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND
JEWEIRY,
and would be glad 10 have their friends slfe them
q cill. =,
SPECpACLES To suit all agea ard coudittnlls.
The senior fatters himself, after thirty years
exppI ience IN tit Ing glasses he has III SdVan-
tage that all who profess 10 have not. -.
LADIES GOLD WATCHES Tor 90 ana F''
Warranted. L. KERSaY son.
No. l5ll Nam street. opposite
oc a,1w& St. Charles Hotel.
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WINGO, Elicit & CRUMP,
w 1908 MAIN STREET, bet. l3th and l<tb.
We are IN daily rece,pt Of our stock Of BOOTS,
SHOES TRUNKS &C., comprising the latest
and best tylee of Ladles', Misses, |hldren's and
Cents Boots and Shoes also. an excellent as
and : variety Of Satchcls, Vaises, &C.; all OF
which we are ceiling very low. 4 call solicited.
c. Z. WISGO.
late with Gardner = Carlton.
JOHN q. Elicit,
lac With T. 5. Baldwin.
JsE. d. CRUMP,
late With WaRsoner &c Harley.
JAMES 4. GRIGG, Salesman. oc lE-5m
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NEW sTORE.-LADIES BOOT AND


~ SHOE EMPORIUM,
No. AIS Broad street. between 4th and Sth.
have now on band and am receiving daily new
additions to my large stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS,
comprising the very best assortment OF Ladies',
Misses and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES
In this city. consisting of the latest styles, and In
Hi widths and sizes, made expressly for me by the
best manufacturers In the country f; all OF which
will be sold at the lowest prices.
Remember, this Is the only Ladtes' Boot and
Shoe Emporium IN this city which IS expressly
adapted tor ladies only. A. NJ. II ARRIS,
oc a1-lm AIS Broad street. between 4th and 5th.
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MILLINERY.

EEGAbAhN EEiE H
NHDLINERY.-W are now pre- eN
wi parcd to show a choice selection Of Fail sSsS
and Winter RONNFTS, HATS. FEATH, :, ~,
RIBRONH, CHIGNONS, SWITCHES, C., and
we invite The attention Of the ladies TO our stock
"AAi~-' - III. WALTON e CO.,
ne 25-1r No. 400 Bro ID St, csrner All.
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ITO, FOR THE FART
Ii
FAIR TICKETS SOLD AT CARRIER l. CO.'S
OFFICE, No $40 MAIN sTREET.

continuous line of RACKS and OMNIBUSEe
viii run between office No. 500 Jain ST Get and the
Fnir Grounds. Viritors TO The Fair will thus avoid
Toe crtwd and great confusion.
TICKETS FIR sale ht his office.
A. W. CARRIER Il CO.,
1t No. sSe Main street,
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T OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.-aA
IL Visitors the Fair, and ali others wish 49,
ing to supply themselves with the best OF S~>
B0OTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, HAND BAGS, &c::
should not fail 70 call In at TAYLVR'S, NO. $50
and can't be surpassed In this city Prices to suit
the imee. w. L. W. IaiLJh'
On-st
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BOOTS, SHOES, Excursions toG,
ID the Fair are In vilt to call and examine ~
my large stock OF B0OlS. SHQ ES
TRUNKS. SATCHEi,S, UMBRELLAS, ana
HATS. which l offer at the re:y lowest prices Tor
cash JOHN HARROLD,
oc 3l-et near H.. F. & I. u. K. depot,
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wCARPETs, CARPETS, CARPETS.
tho assortmcnt Of CARPETS we now ofer Is Que one
If the hest selected that we have ever oneIeu.
nurchascd our stock this season n'fe.' ,,.,,inh
manufacturers, and can sho" e"'iio ''''''
.annot be surpassed in beauty. onv nprs-
oon nt EsGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at
ruETElPLYs, INGRAINs, HEMP, and VENl
TI.N CARPETS, In great variety, at very
low prices; ,e VAN
. sull assortment Of RUGS, DRUGGETS' MAT
TING, and OIL-CLoTHs, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COI,ORED WOOL SPREADS, CALlCo Coh
FORTERS, BLANKETS. SHEEIlNuo' on
|TABLE-CLOTHS, very cheap. DC -
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SPECIAL ssyvICEs.

MT CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, VEST
1NGs, JEANS, and CoRDURoY.,We san p so-
cuar attention to our stock OF GOODS ,ro
boys, and mems wear. We have DO" IN s'o'
fnI1 assortment Of the charlottesville goousc
'uii "'''i ''l'''' LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COAIso Coi Ao-' oc29
doze0.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

House met at IL A. NJ, Speaker TURNER
in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. j. A. Dearborn, of the
Church of Disciples.
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JUDGE OF SOUTHAMPTON.
The Senate proceeded to the joint order
of the day, the election of q Judge for
Northampton County Court. Mr.. James
Z. Heath was elected by nearly unanl-
mons vote
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new YOrk Market.
By Telegraph,I

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, July rs.
CoTroN-Firmer: sales Of 1,45O bales
at 20% for middling uplands.
LoU = Receipts 6,665 barrels; heavy
100I5c lower; sales of 1890 bbls at IS 4O0
8 10 for surperhne state q western; SO Is
at extra western and State Sc 5007 40 for
white wheat western extra: S6I5a7 10 FOR
extra Ohio; SO 30992 % for extra st. Louis;
southwestern Hour heavy n lower
sales OF 200 barrels at 60 3097 40 for COM
NOR to good; and 81 459lO 90 good TO
choice extra.
RYE FLoUR-steady; sales of $50 bar
CoRE MEzI-ouiet; sales of LIS barrels at
WHsKy-steady sales Of $40 barrels at
WHEAT1Receipts s7,sl9 bushels; 2ssc
lower; decline chiefly upon common and
inferior kinds; sales of 5 5000 bushels at
81 48gl 90 for No. l spring; 81 800I 40 for
No. q mixed; 81 239Iss for No. 2 Chicago;
81 l5@1 % for No. 3 Chicago; 81 Sal IL Tor
rejected spring;s 81 5291 SO for red and ann
81 65 for amber State.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged
CoRN-Heavy and Pose lower; receipts
% .925 bush; sales $1,000 bush at 81 O6@1 10
for yellow western; 81 1901 Is for white; IS
@92c for unsound mixed.
OATs=zg5c lower; receipts l,746 bushels;
sales 5000 bush ct 60963c Tor western; esq
zoe for Ohio and State.
HAY-Steady AZ S0985c for shipping.
HoPs-Qufet and nchanged
SUGAR Quiet; sales 800 hhds at 1919
10% for Porto Rico I09l0M for Cuba.
FETRoLEUM-SJeaoy al ia Tor crudei
az for refined.
RIoE-Ftrm; sales of go tierc es at $40
SIC.
fURPEETINE-Steady at 40c.
PoRK-Unchanged; sales 1000 bbls at
$50 l2@3260 for mess; S23 rs for prime: S28 so
@29 so for prime mess; also mess August at
$50 20.
BEEF-FIrm; sales 100 bbls at sI2@I6 for
plain mess; 8l69I8 for extra mess; tierce
beef In fair demand sales $50 tterces at SIG
as for prime mess; S3O93I for India meas;
beef hams dull at s29935; middles firm and
quiet; sales 80 boxes at l5z@16c for long
clear; cut meats steady; hams O922c.
LARD-Rather more steady; sales OF 200
tierces at 16@l7N for steam III for kettle
rendered; also sales $50 Jierces prime steam
of August at III.
BUTTER-Quist at I8@25c for Ohio.
Enthusiastically at 79l4Z.
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$3.50 s0lIen Inn NIchr Haben.''

The following is a translation of q
German song. composed by Nicholas
Becker, in 1910, when it was eagerly
caught up, and became very popular
with the Germans, particularly those
resident in the Rhine Provinces COW
eted by France. In tie present strug-
gle between France aud Prussia it is
frequently quoted from:
tfSie sollan Inn NIGHT haben,
Den freien Deutschen Rhein."
They meier, they ne'er shall nave it
The free, the German Rhine;
Thong n greediIy they crave it,
And raven-like cry "mtne,"
While e'er upon its happy shore
It's grassy mantle grows.
Or In its current dips IN oar,
Or in it water flows.
They meier, they ne'er shall have It,
The free, the German Rhine,
While brave hearts live to save it.
While spirits in its wine;
While e'er beside its rapid straanE,
A rock or mountain stands,
Its maidens cherish loves sweet dream,
Or brave lads seek their hands.
While e'er a fish within It swims,
While ever music trtlIs, r
Or while o the freedom hymns
Along its vine.clad hills,
They'll never, never have the Rhine;
The German Rhine for aye
| Shall German be, until its wine
Is gall-its waters dry.
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Few York Gold and Stock Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK. July 25.
GoLD-strong, early in the day, on the
receipt of private cable dispatches report.
tween England and Prussia and the de.
clue OF national securities. h treaty
story is discredfted, but on the other hand,
It is said that representatives OF both En-.
gland and Prussia are negotiating with
he eliigerents for the pac hc settlement
Of question. In well Informed circles
there is still a belief that the actual war
viii be averted. Before regular hours, the
sales of gold were between 81 1879 and
81 20Z the first recorded ale was at 81 20N
after which there was an advance to I'll 2lA
and declined TO 81 20X, after which the
market was quiet n huctuated only be-
tween 81 205s and 81 2016, until the close,
When 1t lett Of STEADY at 81 2O5S01 2OH.
carrying rates 3g7 per cent. with the bulk
81 business at 5 per cent. c~learances $751;
h gold room held an executive session
THIS afternoon, and the Committee on the
bogus telegram of Saturday made a verbal
report, Whitewashing the drm and every
Do4y CONNECTED with the business.
oNEY-Mark very easy at 416 on cell.
S~LEhLING-Du and heavy at 9N0lO:
snort sight, firm at I056 to IOs[: more doine
In cable transfers, and the rate advanced
70 1lA, owing to the uncertainty OF the
Bank OF England rate OF interest.
The Government bend marked fs sfroD0
and nlgners the on gold havin0
been greater than the decline IN 5.20 bonds
abroad. In addition to the Investment de-
mand, attracted by low prices, there mas
been some heavy purchases by those abonf
to establish new National Banks.
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O~lncInnati Market.

By Telegraph CINoIHNATI, July Is.
FLoUR-Dull, but prices are unchanged
family s. 1907 90.
WHEAT-In better demand, and nrmer
sales of western led this afternoon at 81 q
al q for Nos. 2 and i; now asking 81 %
al so; new white 81 409l 40.
CoRH-Quiet but hrmer; mixed 92c.
OArB-Dull; new 45G50c; old 55969c; the
latter are the extreme rates for white.
RYE-DuIl at S0995c.
BARLEY-Unchanged; 800 bush Of new
fall sold at 81 IL.
Cotton - Unchanged and dull; mid
ding l9c-
T~oBACoo-In gooddemand, and full re-
ce1pLs.
WmsKx-opened dull; closed at ess IN
wood coOperage.
PRovIsIoNs-DulI and dropping; mess
pork canb be bought at $50 so; bulk meats
sold, to some extent, at l39l5c for should
ers and sides; since the change bacon
has been offered at 1870 for shoulders but
no sales; small sales of sides at I7H@l8Mc
for clear rib and clear, a decline.
LARD-Can be bought at Ike.
CHEESE-F1rmer st l29l4c.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-I3c and dull.
OIL-NO change.
PETROLEUM-Very dull at 25c.
C~ANDLES-In good demand.
~ buying.
ExCHAEGE-Dull, Ito discount buying.
MoNEY-Market steady.
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River

P%ITTsBURG, July IS, noon. Weather is
cloudy and warm thermometer at o6o in
the shade. River three feet ten inches in
the channel. The weather is showery up
the MonoDgahela and Allegheny. Bust
ness dull on the wharf. There has been
no arrival or departures. at OIL City the
river is twenty inches and Stationary
weather showery and warm.
PTrrsBURG, July ga heavy rain has
fallen, with n and lightning. Mon.
ongahela three feet eleven Inches. and ris-
Ing slowly. No arrivals or departures.
C~IScrNNATI, July 25.-The river has fall
en- ten inches, with eight feet one inch ia
the channel Weather clear in part; Their
mometer 9oOs
CINCINNATI. July 25.-Arrived--Hope.
Tennessee River. River eight feet. The
Memphis Packet Company has made ar
rangements for through freight rates, at
an
LOUISVILLE, July Is. -Arrived-Aue.
gheny Belle, st. Louis. Departed-AIIe-
gheny Belle, Pittsburgh; Exchange, New
the chute and feet 6 Inches on Portland
Bar. Weather clear; mercury ranging
from S9o to 9l'.
CAIRO, July 25.-Port List-City OF Cairo,
-. Louis TO Vicksburg, IL PM; Grand
Brown, Memphis to Cairo, S AM. olive
Branch, 81. Louis to New Orleans, Y; y. r..
Minneola, Memphis to CINCINNATI. I0: Bee''
st. Louis to New Orleans, 6PM. River fell
three Inches. Weather clear. Mercury
So.
81. LOUIS, July 25.-Arrived-Colorado.
Vtcksburg: Shark and baIges, New or.
leans. Departed-Belle 81 Louis, Mem
phts. The river is still on the decline.
Weather clear; mercury l0Io at 8 P NJ.
NASHVILLE, July 25.-RIver falling. with
four feet scant on Harpeth shoals. The
weather ts fair and dry. Arrived-Alpha,
Cairo; Tobe Hurt, Evansville. Departed
Burksvtlle and Alpha, Cairo.
MEMPHIS, July 25-Weather clear. Mer-
cury $50. River falling. Arkansas River
telling with 0 feet TO Little Rock. Depart
ed-Colorado, Lockwood, Rubicon and
City of Alton, to St. Louis; City OF Cairo,
to Vicksburg.
V~ICKsBURG, July &.-Up-susie Silver, 3
p. M. Down-Sam. Parker and barges. 8 A.
NJ: Natchez, z p. NJ. River falling. Wealth
cloudy and warm.
NAV ORLEANS, July 25.-Arrived-Mary
Houston. from Louisville; Henry Ames,
Great Republic, Kellogg and barges, from
Louis. Departed-SiIver Spray, to Gin
cinnatt. Heavy rain this forenoon and az
ternoon Thermometer 500.