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Lewis John>on q 90. quote stocks ana bond,
In home and foreign markets ~ follows:
NEw YORK, Jan. H-First Board-U. " es,
ISL, coupon, III y; 5-20's, is62, coupon, iI5k !;
5-0's, 1s64, coupon, lis \; 5-20's, istl5, COUPON
ll5 52o's new, ls<S, coupon. ll4 4: S-2O's is67
coupon, li4 n; b2s's lsGs, coupon. il4g; t0-4es.
coupon, 1l2s. Currency 6's, l09k: Canton s.:
Cumberland, u n; Quicksilver, Iia; Maripo.s
s; do. pref "a, 10; Western Union telegram.
81 z; Boston Water Power I4a; Pacific Mail as Z I:
New York Central, six; Erie, 22S; Erie pref-a,
49, Hudson. s6x; Reading, siS; Michigan Cen
tral, n. 4; Michigan Southern, 4; Illinois Cen
trail, lSs; Cleveland and Pittsburg, slk;
Northwest, I3A; Northwest preferred, Hk:
Rock Island, io5; Fort Wayne, Sk; Alton and
Terre Hsute, -; Toledo and Wabash, ga;
Chicago and Alton, las; Chicago and Alton
prefd, =; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
25 4; Adams' Express, e2A; Wells Express n X:
American Express, 3sk United states Express |.
50; Merchants Union Express, Market strong
(By Cable.l
LONDON, Jan. II, lip. m.-Consols, for money.
%, 80; 1o-4o's, S. Illinois, 100, ex-div.; Erie, n
Atlantic, IA.
LIVERPOOL, I, p. m.-Cotton market quiet.
Sales 1900 bales. Middiing Uplsnds, Ils; Mid
ding Orleans, 1it. Receipts for the week
615,6o0 bales, OF which ~. 900 are American.
Sales, 6i,000 bales, &c oo0 for trade. 10000 for
export and 5000 for speculation Stock in port,
3eo.0o1 bales, Of which 1I4, 900 are American.
stock afoat consigned here, 267 900 bales, OF
which III 900 are American.
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Tie New York money market works easily 10
borroven On can e seven per cent. with excep-
tienal transactions at sis. The city banks ere
receiving considerable amounts OF currency
from their country correspondents; Thus fsr the
receipts have been chiefly I'm national bank
notes, the accumulation Of which is becoming
embarrassing 90 the hanks. I'm the market for
commercial paper choice acceptancs - sell read
iiy at nine and ten per cent Acceptancer vf an
mfercr grade and sinele-named paper are ir-
regular and higher.
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as those of the Typographical Union and Others
who have contributed money to aid the Tele-
graph strikers in this city, l desire to make
known the fact as one of those who have been
money, having returned to duty, that have
refunded all that was paid me from the fund, to
the Treasurer OF the League, from whom / re-
j. A. KERBKY, Operator Senate.
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n6The Milwaukie Sentinel having criticised
Senator Carpenters Cuban speech, he requested
them 10 set their readers right by printing his
speech entire. They did so, and charged the
Senator 1926 for the job.
by the Legislature for common school education,
and the Government has instituted . suit to
compel the city to comply with the terms Of the
~Hair-cloth skirts, 70 take the place Of
hoops, have recently been imported. There u .
dounce around the bottom in round plsib on all
except the front breadth, and the upper part Of
the back has rods Of the material, for quarter
Of yard, in imitation Of the hustle.
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s1George Peabody left s. .ooO. 600 OF personal

estate.
eNForeign gossip says that one Of the meth
ods adopted TO cure Carlott, Of insanity is set
tng her 10 work at a sewing machine. A good
brought to their senses by the same process.
~ The classified census of all inmates of
nl-fame in New York, which Supt Kennedy u
making. whs completed will be laid before the
ting and licensing such establishments after the
European method.
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The COMMITTEE on the Wall street gold panic
are considering the propriety of holding public
sessions while investigating the so-cailed gold
conspiracy. Fisk, Jr., is expected to testify on
Monday next.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-First Assist ant Engineer
Cleland Lindsey, of this city, has been detached
from the TallapoOsa and ordered to the Saugus.
The orders Of First Assistant Engineer John
Purdy, jr, of this city, to the Saugus, have been
revoked, and he has been ordered the Tallapoo-
sa, in place Of Engineer Lindsey.
Evening star., 1870-01-14

A fearful accident recently occurred ct the new
Theatre Royal, Bristol, England. Being box
ing-night, . Christmas pantOmime called
q tremendous crush ct the pit and Rallery en-
trance, which IL approached down decliyitv
from the roadway, bat which d fully tWentx
feet wide. A large number Of persons were
eorpses have been taken out, but nore Ssys
teen idsnfi6ed- Excursion trains from TIE
country brought many 70 the city. A cry Of
"6re" was raised, and the police constsbis On
people we're down, TO induce others 10 retreaf
which they did. The performances preceded
the manager being fearful q creafsng fresS
paSsis rp:1s.sy y astcRpinG them. There are in ali
been identified. The persons kiiIed a. -
humble circumstances. There vas sansh rs,n.
f.i sssifenent IN viewing TIE ssrpsss ST i}enti-
Evening star., 1870-01-14

THE CONFERENCE OF PosTMAsTERs In session
here yesterday had under consideration the reg
istered letter and money order systems and col
lection Of newspaper postage. The establish.
ment Of a new rate for the money -order Office
by which sums of SO and less can be sent for
nve cents was warmly urged. The views of the
conference are to be embodied in q report to the
Postmaster General at the close of its labors
The conference adjourned at 4 O'Clock, and the
members by invitation dined with Postmaster
General Creswell, after which they called upon
the President
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SECRETARY ROBEsoN will give a compliment
tary reception, at his residence, on Monda,
night next, to Miss Emily Borie, the niece of ex
Secretary Borie.
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IT IS TIE IMPRESSION at the Capitol tn IS
afternoon that Virginia will get i'm under xthe
Bingham BILL The vote is to be taken at p. m
in the House.
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LOUIS BRUSH has been re-appointed Special
Agent Of the Post Office Department, under the
terms of the original letter OF appointment
Commission to date from January LIST, and to
expire June 30, 1870.
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AT President Grants reception last evening
the French Minister stated to Secretary Fish
that he had received despatch from Paris of
yesterdays date informing him that "all was
quiet, and that there were no fears of popular
outbreak"
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CoNFIRNArIoNs.-The Senate, in executive
session yesterday, confirmed the following nom
nations: Edward b. Moore, Appraiser of Mer-
ehandise at the port of Philadelphia; Richard
Beardsley, of Indiana, Consul at Jerusalem;
Thomas Biddle, of Pa, Consul General at Ha-
vana.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INDiSPENSA8LE.

There are sosns simple remedies indispensable In
any fssaily. Among these, the experiexce a years
assures should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For beth inter
nal and external application We have found IL Of
yTeat yalu-; especially recommend IL for
colds, rheSmatism, or fresh wounds ana bruises
IzTisit1n Era. de Il Inn
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The Ecumenical Council.

BRUSSELS, Jan. IA private letter has inst
been received here from Berne, which says: The
Pope is chagrined at the drift OF the Ecumeni-
cal Council, and will dissolve that body before
midsummer.
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The Kansas Senate RatiRes the Fif.
teenth Amendment.
Iele0rdphed Erc1us; In Ne Rn>usnu .Cynr

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE Kansas State Senate
yesterday ratified the Fifteenth Amendment;
also adopted a resolution asking Congress to re-
pc al the franking privilege, and another pro-
viding for the portraits of the late Senator Lane
and John Brown, which are to be hung in the
CapitOl.
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The London Times on Affairs in
France.

7elcgraphed Exclusively to The Euening !stov.
LONDON, JAM 1.-THE Times has an editorial
to-day on political affairs in France. In refer
ring to the Noir murder, il regrets NJ. Olliyier's
indulgence to the threats publicly made, and
thinks 1t impossible to exaggerate the danger of
the situation at Paris.
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Paris TRANQUIL Again.

1t5VTuPHed E1ttHstcety 70 The EueRsng Mar.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE city is TRANQUIL. No
further danger Of an outbreak being appre-
hended, the troops collected from tlfe neighbor-
ing garrisOns have been ordered back to their
posts
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A STARTLING INCIDENT occurred during the
service at st. Peters on the occasion OF the
first congregation Of the Ecumenicai ConnciI
While the leading bishop was praying before
tee t CSnfessaon z piercing scream rung through
woman-one Of the vast throng gathered e
witness the ceremonies-had given birth 70 !
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in Nottingham, England, was recently fined
s25 for selling -four adulterated with alum. He
alleged that the -four was adulterated in Amer
lea, and that he was innoce MT Of any knowledge
of the improper ingredients. The magistrates,
however. decided that the law considered that
a baker knew what he Was selling and dealing
in, and therefore fined the offender.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENgE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s44i ,335.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The star BUILDING
SW, Corner PennNlvania Av. and nth et,
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

THE sTlR 4. served hv carriers 70 their sub
ncribers In the City and District at Ten CENTS fhn
wEEH, OF FoRrY-TouR CESrs PER MONTH. Copies
st the counter, Two CENTs.
PRICE FoR MAILING Three Months, 0ne Dollar
and fifty Cents; six Months, Three Dollars; Oxe
Year, Five Dollars No papers sent from the
ofhee longer than paid for
THE WEEKLY STAR published on Friday
moning-One Dollar and O. half year.
Evening star., 1870-01-14

DISEASES sF THE SCALP
FEO9CCE GRAY HsfR ANB BILDNBSS
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Desperate Fight with RObbers-One is
Killed and One Fatally Wounded.
Telegraphed Exclusively to The Eventno Stor

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4.-Last night, as three
robbers were entering the house of Mr.. Hiram
Smith, who lives few miles from the city, he
fired at them with double-barreled shotgun.
He killed one instantly, and fatally injured an
other. The third rObber fired into the room and
fractured Mrs. Smiths arm and badly wounded
a child. The robbers, it is supposed, followed
Mr.. Smith from Cincinnati, where he had Just
consummated a large hog sale.
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Dry Good Dealer AbscOnded.
7slegraphed ESclusively to The Evening Star.
PHILADEDPHIA, Jan. A.-John W. Proctor,
retail dry goods dealer. is reported as having
abscOnded with about 330, 900. His liabilities
are about 3l23,000.
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TELEGRAlS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
A.. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

The Ohio Senate Ratifies the Fifteenth
Amendment.
Tslgraphed Ezclasirely to TAs Erenia0 Ssor
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. H.-At 1890 O'Clock this
morning the Ohio Senate adopted a resolution
ratifying the Fifteenth Amendment. The vote
was 19 yeas, IS nays.
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HALL>S yEGErABLE
SECIIIAN HAIR RENEWER

W. restore IL ~ its natural color and promote Its
growth.
Il. p. HALL q CO.,
"a ; 3dco&WiR Nashua. N. H.. Proprieters.
Evening star., 1870-01-14

~This u the latest for brides: A plain Rold
bracelet which fastcns with . lock and gold key,
altar, locking Il, and placing the key on hi
watch chain. The bracelet "cannct b re-
moved without the husband's asaistAnce, and
0us both are constantly reminded of each
Evening star., 1870-01-14

THR TENHEssEK CONSTITUTIONAL CoHvEN-
TIoH-The Convention yesterday was engaged
In the reception and reading Of propositions to
amend the State constitution. Among the new
ones were propositions to punish the members
Of secret political societies; to submit colored
suffrage to . vote Of the people as an independ-
ent propositions; adopting the system OF riea voce
voting IN all elections; limiting the power Of the
Legislature to remit penalties; providing that
the public debt shall never exceed i've per
centum Of the taxable wealth Of the State, &c.
The Committee Of the Bin Of Rights reported
the same as contained in the present constitu-
ton, with an amendment declaring that cleo
tons shall be free and equal that no voter shah
be deprived of his right except by proof Of law;
against the test-oaths; prohibiting slavery or
involuntary servitude, and the passage of laws
recognizing property In man. The report was
ordered to be printed.
~ Horny handed Cary Of Cincinnati Is lectur-
Ing on Temperance In England.
The Tennessee legislature Ia asked 10 make
drunkenness misdemeanor to bo punishable -
such. - =. Z
ga bin is before the Pennsylvauia Legisla-
tnre to create metropolitan police force In
Philadelphia. .FIar-e - = =.
~Ths ladies Of Detroit are working like
beavers TO secure the spppointmept of Lucy n.
Arnold, n. D., - City Physician.
~Ex- Collector .smythe, Of the New York
eustom-h house, has been elected president ef the
Cumberland Coal Mining Company, a& salary
Of sl2 900 per annum.
Evening star., 1870-01-14

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Morning Post in an
editorial, thinks the proposed trans-cOntinental
railway alone will save British Columbia from
annexatio to the United States.
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n u + IC 4

NoricE.
bnds q
GOLD and SILVER WARE,
WATCHES, DIAM0NDe,
and other valuables, on easy terms.
All such pledges are kept in nre and burglsr proof
ssfee, and all business With II strictly
sorhdential We are too vell known In this city 70
s,sa any other recemnsndation than 10 say: We do
y. G0LDerEIN 60, Brokers,
6s1-u - Your ADd- O. han 6.
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1eleoraphed Exclusively to tie Evenin0 Star.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 1.-THE steamship Hell
vetia, from New York, arrived yesterday.
Evening star., 1870-01-14

WAsHrneroE, Jan. Il, lsso--JayCooke n Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Governmeus
Evening star., 1870-01-14

.~The Episoepal Church in Vermont psti-
aons TIE legislatu1e tor reform in the divorce
laws.
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Teiegrcphed Ezcl&sirely to 1Ae Evening Star.
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan. 1.-THE steamship Ham,
monia, from New York, touched here this morn
ing, Oh her way to Hamburg.
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uILHAC-S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL.
Pure and reliable, obtained from fresh ard healthy
hvers, and unsurpassed by any yet produced. Sid
~ all respectable druggists. J. hILHAUS SONS,
les Broadway. n. Y. a3F&Tlm
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JOSEPH 3. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land offics
Observation-Disclosures


TN0 The WORKING CLASS We are now nre-
u pared 70 furnish all classes with constant EN-
pioyment at home. the whole Of the time or for tie
spare mOments Business new. light and proiit able
PERSONS Of either sex easily from soc 20 81 mr.
s%yenins; % snd Proportional sum by devoting their
nearly as much as men. That all who see this mo-
tce may send their address and test the bu.ine.s NE
make the unparalleled offer To such a, are NOT we'll
saihned, We VIII send 81 10 pay tor the trouble Of
Nrdung: Full particulars, a valuable sample, which
VIII 90 TO commence work and copy a The Poo
pes Luaasy Co,npaa toa-0ne Of the largest ana
oest family newspapers published-all sent free by
mall. Reader. IL You want permanent. proftsble
york. address 4. c. ALLEN a Co, Augusta
MAINE. "a als-AnD&w
IN TEX sUPKEME COURT OF THE DIs-
IRlCr ob COLUMBIA, the 3sth day Of Decem-
Joseph wsshins,ou No isa' Equity DOcietS.
Riddle and Francis Miller IL s ordered that the de-
endant cause hs appearance TO be entered herein ON
OF before the nrst rule day occurring forty days After
a. in case Of default.
By the Court.
True copy-Test-R. J. MEIGs, Cerk al
INIHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrRICr
= Of cQLUnBIA, the 18th day Of December, lsds.
n,.ssi, w.,.... w.,..r No. ''H rsn'' Does'sn.
On motion o. the plaintiff. By nr. John Cruik-
ceuse his appearance 90 be entered herein ON or be
fore the hrst rule day occurring forty ays atr tAs
Gay; otnsrSise the cause VIII be proceeded with =
By order of The Court.
true copy-feee-
oe3-AWSU RI. MElCs. C1erf
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Amnesty to AssassinatiOn COnspfra.
tors.
Exclusively to The EVENING .Stdy.

PARIS, Jan. 14.-Trego and the other con-
spirators against the life of the Emperor who
were tried and sentenced to transportation in
1864, are to be comprised in the general amnesty
to political offenders.
Evening star., 1870-01-14

episcopal SCHOOLS, tconn-cted with the
II Church Of the lncarnatiO
BOYS SCHOOL,
street north, between 10Th and llth,
JOHN A. GRAVES, PRINCIPAL.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
500 1lth street, street,
Mi,s MAC LEOD. PRINCIPAL.
Cncuiars with full particulars can be obtained
from the prinep nj the book stores from the
Rector Rev. u. W. LOWRIE, ara n II. north.
nB-eo2m
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NOTICE or THE pIsCoNTINuANcE OF THE
IN MONROE LAND DISTRICT IN THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That. pursuant
to the 9th section Of the act Of Congress- approved
May 30 ls6a, entitled An act 10 reduce the expenses
oi the survey and sale Of the public lands OF the
United states, the President of the United statss
haA directed the discontinuance Of the Monroe Land
District lofnce al Monroe i'm the State Of Iousiana
and thai the vacant lands therein be made snect 10
sale and entry Mt New Orleans. ia said STATE frsm
and after the LIST day of December next.
Lands remaining unsold and unappropriafed nv
Law, and heretofore subject 90 sale and entry al
Monroe, will cease Go be subject 90 entry at that
place on and after the date above mentioned The
Register and Receiver at New Orleans will give
future public notice Of the day which they viii he
such lands al their ONCE. -
Given under my hand, at the General Land Once.
In the city Of Washington, ID. c., this IA day OF
October. A. ID. lSfs.
By order of the President.
JOSEPH 8 WILSON,
commissioner OF the General Land Oitce.
UNITED STATES CONSOLIDATED LAND OFrRF.l
NEW ORLEANS, La. December -, lsss
Nofice IL hereby given that the books and records
q the Monroe Land Once have been removed %
New Orlesne: This ofice will be prepared % re-
ceve applications for entries Of lands embraced an
the Monroe District on and after January ~. ls7e
CHARLES BARNARD, Register
yaswH HENRY l.. JONES. Receiser.
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THE LAST -FOUR NIGHTS
OF the Great Tragic Actress,
MIaR RATEDI AN

Who will appear for the first time in this city
To NIGHT,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
In the beautiful Domestic Drama Of
MARY WARNER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRACE GREENWOOD.
FIFTH LECTURE
OF THE G. A. r. COURSE.
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200 OIL PAlNTlNGsi
For sale and on Free Exhibition ut BARLOWS
GALLERY OF FlNE Arts large number Of
MODERN PICTCkES suitable for Holiday
Presents will be found amongst them. No 23I
Penna betv Eth and 18th streets, south
SIDE, over LAMBS Looking Glass and Picture
Frame Establishms mt nol7 ON
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-18
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70 take ANYTHING that he may lie Just a. good
because be makes larger profit on IL. These rene
dies will be cent by express to any locality upon ap
plication to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 631 ARCH STR EET, PhiladelpASa.
CHAS. N. EVANS, Proprietor:
formerly G. N. JACKSON Coy
Thse remedies arefor sale BY DFuegists Storskssp-
- and Medicine Dealers everywhere.
VDo not forRet to examine Wen H. 6ele 20
~. n ordse 70 gst tho genuine.
kor W
o. A. BRNsER, Agent,
o. .dAwsp Rosk Islaad, MS
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-18
RATES OF kDvERIlSlEG.

Tor each square, or the space occupied by ten
i.nee OF solid noppareil, One Dollar for each in
sertion.
ePeciai Notiet., 20 cent. FER lire. wbtD in
! serted 5 month. CT more. SO rey cert .bo,, ,.sn-
lar advertising rates.
Oommunications. or articles inserted .mops
reading matter, 2S cents per line
DAILY AND WEkKLY.-A discount of e5 n.r
cent. viii be made from the Weekly r,t.., on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the SAN
matter lie inserted in botl Daily and eeky.
Double Columns will be charged IS Fer cent
additional.
For - transient Advertisements advance pay
ment is required
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VIENNA, Dot. ls The Germans her
are almost unanimous in favor of German

VIENNA, Dot. l6 The Germans her
are almost unanimous in favor of German
unity.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 1S.-The arrival of
q steamer to day brought later sdvices from
China.
There is unesiness among foreigners.
Chinese threats are increased. The Har
land family have Withdrawn from Pekin.
Others are likely to follow The conduct
of the Minister of Law, who has resided on
the hills since the massacre of Wade, but
has never been there more than AZ hours at
a time, is severely commented upon. The
hostility of the Chinese to foreigners is in
creasing.
CHICAGO, Oct. ls.-Sidewheel steamer
orion of the Goodrich line lying between
plying between Chicago sasr coast of Lake
Michigan went ashore in high gale early
Sunday morning off Grand Haven Michigan.
The boat starred to make the ties to Chica-
go but finding the storm too violent
put back and missed ths channel
and grounded. About forty passengers
were aboard, but all including the crew were
with difficulty rescued The boat was a
total loss, she WAS built four years ago
very staunch and powerful, and carried 500
tons. She was valued at eighty thousand
Insured for $4,000 in eastern and western
companies.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-18

One of the biggest steals of the late con-
gressional session was the extension of the
patents of four or five OF the prominent
sewing machines in use in this country. In
the cases of these machines, there have be
fore been three extensions, so that all parties
interested in the patents and the manufac-
ture of the machines have realized a score
of fortunes in each case. There is ample
authority for stating that the last named
extension was purchased outright. An
enor nous fund was raised to lobby the ex-
tension, of which amount something over
two hundred thousand dollars was employed
The large portion of this amount went
directly into the hands of members of con.
grsss. Had the patents of these machines
been permitted to expire by limitation, as
they should have done, the price of sewing
machine would have declined from twenty
three to fifty per cent. The rascality Of
congress will, for seven years, oblige every
family who purchase g sewing machine to
pay from $25 to $50 more than they should
pAy,
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Rock IsLAJD, October Is.
THIS Flour market is corrected at Warmers
Mills and the quotations the ruling prices OF
the Rock island market.
WINTER WHEAT FLouR-W holesale.....s7 40
'' Retail. SUI
spring Double Kxtra In bbls wholssale. 40
hetau... I.oo
Sacks ., Wholesale .................-6. 600
Retail
Loose, st
hetAll o.Su
SPRING WHEAT fLooR-
oosh-
OArs-aew, for ~
No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT s0aso
selected .3o
BuffEH-
Choice lots, for retailing. will bring-....20@25c
Cannss-............'.' Ioc
LAaD-psr Id l69aIec
Hoes
0nxsssp Hoas...-.... s3s9, dividing on 200 lbs
Live weight, common. 4s5c
Prime shipping, per 100 so0ao.o0
HAY
Prairie, per ton .00al2.o0
Woop-
OAK, per ..........-...o.00a1.Oo
LMB-
Book Island, per ........... ........-l.0o
dI0HWIAEs-.... .. i.So
FoTAfoks-neE. oucal w
APPLEs-per bushel..........-........ 75al 90
EsGs-per dos........-......-........-... lac
6ueARs-
hAw common 70 fair ir...............-iotal Ic
prime to choice..-.. ......-.-.l2sl23c
ashned Sugar, crushed, powdered and
n l., a -...-. iS1c
do extra C.........--.-- -..-l4tc
Refined Sugar, do C.......---........-..--..-i3 i3to
Aolasses Susar.......-.
1io, common TO fai- ...-.-2os2lc
PRIME TO ono.ee...-. Zzazso
Old Government ..3oas2o
.......25aa
SOAR
Dairy, with saeks......
Dairy, without sacks
PouLfRY-
Spring Chickens, Per
HDEs-
dream butchers ...... tasc
Green cured 4a1Oc
Part cured .............S& aSc
Green l54s
TsAs-
Young Hyson, common
fair TO GOOD ..,,i .30a L
prime to choice. .45aI go
Gunpowdsr, common to fAir.... ........I .6Oal 80
prime to choioe. .bOal. 20
Imperial
0oopg, common to fair GOAL 5
prime to choice. .23al so
Japan l05sl.13
SPIoRs-
Peppsr Sineapore 6e3Sc
Pjmento nto.,,.,,.,., 36a3So
utmegs TO lo"si.oo
Ginger, pure. .,,, 36a Acc
Cayenne ssc