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Fatal Steamboat Explosion.

NEw ORLEANS, July 1S.-The steamer
" Right-Away" exploded her boiler this
morning near Thibodaux, on Bayou Ia
Fouche, and sunk almost Immediately.
Leon Carneaux, of Assumption, La, bar
keeper, and..Mike Smith, of st. Louis, first
engineer, were killed. Seven colored deck
hands were wounded. The whites wounded
were T. Nicoll, of St. James county, La,
first clerk, severely; j. Dossatt, second
clerk, slightly Pierre Allemand, pilot, of
Lockport, severely; V. Jacobs, pilot, Of
ST.. James, slightly W. Sullivan, mate,
slightly and Tom Ford, deck hand, badly.
Captain A. w. Osgood and several of the
colored deck hands were injured by inhal-
ing steam. John Larllin, passenger, of Thi-
"dr wa hs a@e se ses sc L.
slightly.
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CHANGE THE PICTURE AND TELL gs How
You LIKE lT.-The New York Commercial
tries to be very severe upon Louis Napo-
leon. Here is its language altered to suit
its own case:
"Our contempt changes into horror
when we think Of the awful arbitranlcnt to
which self-manutactured injuries tend. Be-
yond the Potomac, where fields Of waving
grain await the reapcr's scythc: by the
banks of the noble river where the farmer
labors on the plains of Virginia, rich with
the products that may never be harvested !;
through the lovely valleys, now so tranquil,
where the patient hllsbandnian gathers the
fruits OF his industry, and up and down
those fertile fields these hypocrites will lead
fierce sQlladrons to scenes Of carnage and
destruction. To the pride and cnmity of
man thousands of human lives IRE about to
be offered up as i sacrifice. TO satisfy
thirsty ambition oceans of human blood arc
to flow. TO rropitiatc ili.0lcrant party
spirit the tears of widows and orphans VIII
alone suffice, What Il pitiablc commentary
OH earthly justice, that while the murderer
who takes but one life surrcndcrs his own
upon the gallows, the assassin OF thousands
is received Us hero and clothed in purple
and fine linen."
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Operations Of Colonel Kirk In North
observation-disclosures Corpus Writs 10,
fused Obedience.

RAJ. L...sH, N. c., July 1s.-Colonel Kirk,
commanding Il. regiment of State troops,
having arrested several citizens on Friday
last, Il writ of habeGs corpus was issued by
Chief Justice Pearson and served on Kirk
Saturday. lie refused to obey, saying
"That sort of thing is played out p The
charges upon which the citizens were NJ
rested were not made known, and no war
rant was used in their arrest. They are the
" first" citizens of the county. Trouble is
anticipated.
An injunction will be served to-day on
the State Treasurer forbidding him to pay
out money for the State troops, on the
ground that there is no inSurrection nor re-
sistance to civil law in the State.
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A Boy PLUNGED INTO CAULDRoN OF
BoILISd TAR.-About q Z. NJ. yesterday
little four-yearold son of Mr.. A. A. Snyder;
residing in Division street, Patterson, New
Jersey, met with most horrible and rain
full accident. With some little playmates
he was running back and forth over pile
of boards near his fathers carpenter-s!iop.
near the end Of Wlii@h Was large eauldron,
Iii OF boiling pitch, which haa. nccn pre-
pared tor grave, roof. The little boy ran
o l'~r me end of the lumber and plunged
into the SETTLING mass. Although imme-
diatcly rescued, he was most severely
burned. The flesh of Lis legs and abdomen
was burned in one MISS Of blisters and the
skin peeled of i'll strips. His agonies were
intense, and an effort was made to relieve
them by the administration Of chloroiorm,
but the drug would take 10 effect At all.
There is little hope of his recovery. rs at 4.
late hour lust night his sullcrngs were too
severe for even a grown person to endure
any length OF time.-Neto lork Herald,
July15.
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Domestic Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July ls-Noon.-Flour 35@l40c.
higher and active. Wheat SC. higher and wanted.
Corn quiet at &c. higher. Pork dull and unsettled.
Lard quiet and a shade nrmer. Cotton Irregular
midding upands, l9ic. Orleans, .Osc.; sales, 400
bales. Freights nominally higher.
EreniRg.-COtton dull and nominal sales, ], 900
bales; uDlands, l9ic. Flour -Supertine State,
$5 50G9*6.25: common to fair extra southern, $3.50
9T.5O. Wheat-Winter red and amber western,
81. 556lSl.65 : white western. 31.7o@Sl.S5. Corn
New mixed western, asc. OSLO. Beef and Pork
firm. Lard shade firmcr. WlIiskey, $l0l@81. o. 4.
Groceries quiet. Turpentinc firmer Mt 3ssll39c.
Rosin dull at 81. 80$5.9O. Tallow rmer at lGI1l4c.
Freights decidedly higher; -four. per steam, 3s.
per sail, 2s.@2s. cd. Grain per steam, led.
PHILADELPHIA, July B.-Cattc dull and &c.
lower; sales, .. 100 head; extra Pennsylvania and
western steers. Q@l9Sc fair to good 7iGsic. COM
Hogs unchanged sales 800 head ut l?Dl3C.
LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-Flour active; family
$3.50. Corn, 81 To- Provisions active; Pork, 500 So
Bacon,a;Shouldcrs, Htc.; clear sides, Isle. Lard
lite. Whiskey, 9sc.
ST. LOUIS, July 1s.-Flour advanced 25c. Corn
advanced 2g3c. Provisions are buoyant.
NORFOLK, July 1s.-Cotton firm low middlipg
1t0I3c. sales, 40 bales receipts, 81 bales eX-
ports coastwise, SO bales stock, Loaf bales.
CHARLESTON, July 1s.-Cotton, I8c :; sales, 5Ot
bales: receipts, 2l5 bales exports coastwise Al
bales; stock, S, 755 bales.
SAVANNAH, July 1s.-Cotton quiet low mid
ding l3c.; sa les. $50 bales receipts, 223 bales
exports, coastwise, 1913 bales; TO Great Britain
:, ool bales stock, = 9js bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July ls.--Cotton irregular ant
entirely nominal; sales, 500 bales; receipts, 90
bales exports to New York, 2,4sd bales stock
SAL ba les. Moas ses--City reboiIed 5O6li5c SUI
gar--prlmc, l2tc.
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The supposition that current of air
affects thermometer because 1t carries OIL
the moisture and caloric of living body is
q popular fallacy, which can be easily de-
mOnstrated by the experiment of tanning
it.-Balhmore Sun.
The artesian well which Is being bored
at Van Benthuysen's paper mill, Cohocs,
n. Y, is now nearly two thousand feet deep.
While ten men were working on the
whcclhousc of the steamer Northwestern,
ing fell, precipitating them into the river.
Four of them were drowned.
The late Mr.. Burlingame has been honor
cd by the Chinese Government with the
posthumous title ofthe highest rank outside
the royal family.
A prominent manufacturing house of
New York, it is understood, has quietly
made arrangements to employ one thou
sand Chinese hands. They are expected to
begin work early in the fall.
There are 1900 wind-mills in constant
use in Holland ut the present day for the
simple purpose Of drainage. They arc
almost of colossal size, each lifting from
1O,ooo,ooo to 5O,O0o.OO6 gallons of water
every twcnty-four hours.
The entire loan of GS00,0OO In sterling
bonds, lately put upon the London market
through MessrS. Barring Bros & Co. by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, VIC
learn, was promptly taken in single day.
The bonds arc for e200 each, bearing intc-
rest from September /, 1870, at the rate of
six per cent, payable by half-yearly diyi-
dcnd warrants i'll London.
For a purse of 5000 for three-year olda
ono. and half miles, Major DoswelPS
Ecliptir was entered last Saturday at Sara.
toga. Race won by another horse.
eleven years ago." says the Philadcl
phia Inquirer, "we slietchcd the policy Of
Louis Napoleon i'll the columns of This
journal" Yes he told us about that time
that he intended to get you to do it.-Louis
villc Courier. ...
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Jar,es II. salmon Guilty Of MurIsr
i'm the First Degree.
Special telegram to the Dispatch,


CHARLOTTESVILLE, July Is, 1870.
The trial of j. Henry Salmon for the
murder of his mother and brother in No
Vcmber last, which has been occupying the
last two weeks of the rt,-Judgc John
il. Cochran prcsiding-was concluded to-
day. The jury was absent thirty minutes,
and returned with O verdict of murder In
the first degree. lie was ably defended by
his counscl-Leake, White, Blakcy, South
nil, and Gilmore-and prosecuted by Colo
mel r. II. w. Duke, Commonwealth at
torney.
Great interest was taken in the trial. The
courthouse was crowded during the whole
proceeding by all classes. The prisoner
was calm and quiet during the trial. He
manifested stole indifference when the jury
brought in the verdict. His counsel are
trying to get q new trial on the ground that
the jury was allowed to read the Char
lottesyille papers, which had an account of
it i'll them. +.
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The New York Financial Marhct-
Advance i'm G"id-fhc war new"
,, ~ element tn Wall street.

<ry NoHK. July Ght.--N"'" 'p'h'"
!, Wall street amid IN excitement winch
ccHr>cd anything Witnessed since the war
prr,rf. from Europe came thick and last
,,,r;,.,,bc morning, and were Of the most
.,.l;,,,,, character. First came the an
,,,,,,rccprnt that Russia had made an alii-
,r,r with Prussia. and that Austria nad
r,.,,cl IN alliance with France ana then
,.n,,, mn. report that Napoleon had notified
49,, <nr,h German States that they mu' &
,r,..;5, within twenty -four hours whc,, ,her
,ho, ,,o,,id take sides with France &C pru>-
IL, Then followed the intctil" .tncc that
,r.r. WAS a panic in Frankfort and London.
Here the Gold Room was u formed that the
French lrcn.rld fleet was chasing the
prnesiuu fleet in % the Baltic, and
that the French army had crossed the
Rhin" and Dictated the prus>i;,nS. The
price open" # early ut liTs and quickly adj
yanr"d o ll9h. At this point the market
hall ii fora time but soon started up again,
md did not stop until TO was reached.
Here the excitement cooled OIL Il little ana
the price dropped to il9A. The bulls,
After short resting spell, sent tn" price up
once more, and this time 1t rapidly rose TO
,naN, the highest figure made on the pre-
sent inward term. At this point the mar
Lrt seemed 10 become dizzy. and almost i'll
an instant the price dropped to l2o@, out
.uIrklv rallied 10 l2lS, and tel! OF 10 III q .
TIM, Germans were enormous buyers oil
gold during the day, and these operations
have been conducted with a hodness Ms557
shows great faith and confidence III asssae
luuccd European war.
The day closed on Wall street with
Calmcr feeling. There VAS considerable
abatement in the speculative excitement.
The situation in the Gold Room WaS very
interesting. Enormous sums are stahcd
on the result of the var between France
ana Prussia.
Gold closed very quiet ut l2OH.
Governments opened with 4 decline, bul
during The afternoon became firm, ant
closed firm. G's--'Sl, coupons, ll2T 'G2S
l0G. e., 1898 COS, i096 new, l0SS
'G7's, l0S% 'GS's, l0S y. I0-4O'S, lC6I.
Southern Securities opened dull nnG
heavy. and during the afternoon were dull
and generally lost sight of, the prevailing
excitement being In the other markets.
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r ATLhNrA, GA, July 1s.-The Senate adj.
iourned till tomorrow In respect to the
memory of Senator Adkins. Y
The House heard bills read for the first
time. A communication was received from
the Governor announcing THAT unofficial
information has been received to the effect
that Congress has passed a bill admitting
Georgia to representation in Congress in
December. The State, he says, will remain
under the supervision of the military, but
that General Terry would allow the Legis-
lature to go on with the enactment OF laws.
Bullock Augier (counter-charge of fraud
committee were reported ready, and both
laid on the table.
1t is the general belief of all parties here
that an election will be held next fall.
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SHOCKING RAILROAD AocrDENT.-PhiIadc
phiG, July 17.-Yesterday afternoon the cx-
press train which left Camden for Cape May
ut o'clock was run into at Woodbury. sta
tion by carriage containing two ladies and
Il gentleman. The party driving, it was first
stated, wanted to cross the track ahead of
the train, and rs usual in such instances
made fatal bunder. 1t Is now stated that
the accident was caused by the horses rum
ming away. They were drawn into mar
row space between the cars and the Wood
bury platform, and one lady and the gentle
man were killed outright.
The parties killed were Mr.. and Mrs. Gre
CORY, aged sixty years, residing two miles
from Woodbury. Mrs. Caldwell, aged forty
five, had one leg smashed and one foot cut
off. Mrs. Caldwell is doing well; the other
two were instantly killed and ground al,
most to a powder-thc blood being dashed
over the platform at the station and into the
cars.
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THE NEW RIVER 90, ,,u,,R SPRINGS,
:,siflA GILRs COUNTY. VA.

Board per day, $3.50 per week S; pc, moh hsii
sso. Children andsr ten years ana ss' ''A'''
price ,,,r,..,up . rsfIsT will be open
far Visitors nom JULY LIST. 4 Sag nv Montsomery
S,Isriv twice week DO and from ~ aon Ia Tan
Whste saphar springs ON the yixiniA, ana tIs1ei
nesaec rafrosd Isose VINO o. ~ View lie masnih-
70 sle sssssryof New yivrcaa tale INC sS ra
Central n, , s sSG ho.s q;
r rooTms a and NOM which point o's'
ieaye Tor me spstugs sxtcs sssn s tbs enchanting
. rne ,hs deiisfsI fCr Ss!ss shs AID
noted iconsining In part IN he ane medicinal
GanIs s 70 sne sear,as
pries Wsns fe mcsiesstccharSferD oauss IN AIS
i oss % Che Isoss as n ia SIMMER
c9an as snS f,,rther faferinalton sgps IpoS.
80. ~ ' WILLIAM .EuSssn, Es nrinrs,
ps'e' Nav River White s s;tIss county, Va.
sty JOHN TYLEB,. s,a.t Va,
nost-Sfica box 90. Biehmaao' '"
j laga of1Jn - 49,.
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There has hitherto been popularIy sup
posed to be n limit TO human cenceit and
atldacity. That limit has been washed away,
however, by an example which g overtops
The infinite o of all that Imagination has con-
ceived. The editor of EUeTy Saturday has
received note from gentleman whose
name he mercifully abstains from printing,
but who dates of course from New York,
offering to complete "The Mystery of Ed
win Drood," and to furnish the manuscript
In time, 80 that there should be no break
In the serial publication of the novel. The
applicant inclosed a story Of his own to
show his qualifications for the task.-Boston
Advertiser } .rD
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COMMISSIONERS OFFfcE,1
No. $40 Franklin street,
R1nuM0Nl "a June 2I. 1910.

YLOR vs.. CAVEDo AND
l. OTHERS. ..... .r
IN THE cuANCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
nv tecree entered In this cause on the 18th
June, 1853, the court doth order tnas uae % "a
ceased, do render, before one or the commissions
ers or the court account of her TRANSACTIONS ~
as or SAL anu am ane real estate OF
the said William F. Cavedo, deceased, since MS
death. And that said catnhitsstoner nss an aE
cyu. Of the outstanding debts o. s'o nis.n.
IL, W!sItam Taylor, mentioned In his bill ana
that said Commissioner. also ascertain how mucn
is due to said plaintiff ho1s Cue the considerat
made By said Caycdo to thelplaintif on sald eeots,
and any other debts, when and how palo. hn r
that he report TO the court WIN any m h.ss,f p"r
clsliy Stated deemed pertinent 10y nlmseiI, or
which any party may require " DC speciaiiS
stated.n 49,, ,s-,
Bya decree entered in this cause June 18th, $50,
II Is ordered ..that one OF the commissioners OF
this court do make the Inquiries and take tne ac-
counts ordered by the decree made In this cause
on the 18th day of june, bss ana mat ne aso IN IN.
said decree of June 18th, 1858, has been maoe anu
If 80. when IL was made, who were the purchasers
Of the property, and az Wias prices gsSnm and
What disposition has been made OF ~ anu Mhetner
deeds have been made TO the purchasers. At So
that he inquire and report what Is the yane Oh kn
dnwrr of The defendant, Jane Csyedo, In the real
,ata o y" which her husband William +. CaYcdo,
liza seized and possessed and what Is the pre-
srnt fee simple value of the same"
And by decree entered In this cause 1nhe o ~.
80, NV ihc d.crees entered In this cause on the
Ia5h dy Of June 1855, and on the 18th day OF Jnnc
ha be sucien. for 1ne sheren and 70
snsd,tors nv publication Of notice Of the time anu
psce Of taking said accounts ONCE week iof n non.
weeks in some one or more Q, the papers pun
| N sized I'm the city OF RiclHlQnus .s,.sat,
H. na rtiss Interested are hereby notified thas
have axsd on WEDNESDAY the sIth DAY Of ye yS;
$780, at sFo,eiock AIM, as the Mms aud aud tak;
Office as The place, to make tne lngut I Tacrsss.
1os sSo'N--'' -. THOMAeg. EVANS.
!, 40 rrIw Commissioner IN! Chnncery.
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THE BRITISH CRops.-A letter in the New
York Times, dated London the I'd instant,
says: The weather has been cool and show
cry, though the rain-fallis much less than Is
needed. England, however, is better of
than France, where the drought is very &C.
we're, while in Ireland the rains have been
abundant the whole season, and all the
crops arc magnificent. 1t isvery strange
that while in England scarcely drop of
rain fell for two months, in Ireland it rafned
every three or four days during the same
period. But the weather is 4 mystery with
which not even Professor Tyndall pretends
to orapDle"
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LIE E1aur-HouE QUESTION AT TIE MINES.

THE EIGnT-HouE QUESTION AT THE MINES.
Scranton, July l5.-From present indica-
lions the contemplated strike of the miners
in favor of the cight-hour law will prove al
entire failure. Meetings of the Associations
held this week have failed to harmonize The
discordant feelings, and although the strike
was to have begun te.day, nothing of the
kind has been done. The Upper Lchigh
men are all at work. All the mines III this
vicinity are being worked asrusual. The
Beaver Meadow miners have deferred ac-
ton on the eight-hour question until Tues
day next. This failure TO carry out the re-
solutions of the Grand Council will no doubt
be the means OF a general resumption in the
SchuylkiIl region.
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i A BATH COUNTY, Va:
Professor j. l.. CADELI, II. D.. Of the university
- of Virginia, resident physician.


This renowned WATERING-PLACE VII, Ne
open for the reception Of visitors JUNE ," ~
These Springs offer unsurpassed att:aciSn' W
both the Invalid and the pleasure.seeker. 70 =,
pense or effort will be spared by the ,,s y,
make II as comfortable and pleasant as possip'e ~
The numerous sources OF Thermal WAT r. KS
grees Fahrea6eit 10. ITO degrees Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees and titus pre-
they are, moreover, found 10 prepare the system
for the beneficial actio1Fof cold mineral waters,
whether saline sulphurons aluminens. or cnS ayd
In ne!ghb0rtng valleys are mainly indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS,f containing
numerous cases cured relieved, will be furnished
on application 70 the Manager, NJ tho Springs, or
ETELEGRAPH, OFFICE has kcen established
at the Springs, thus arording visitors an oppor-
Of the world. I. Al MafRSn5gSG. Manager
...,t, ...,. p, ,r,;s! THOa. R.fTRICE & CO.,
80 sn z ~ ~ OwuHfa. Ric6mon !. Va.
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DISTINGUISHED Acknowledgement Robert
f. Lee paid flying visit to Annapolis,
Md, on Thursday last, and, in the absence
Of the Governor, was met by K. {. Holly
day, Esq, Secretary of State, and SprlSg
HARDWOOD, Esq, and conveyed to the Go,
vernor's mansion. The General arrived
here OH the steamer Kent from West river,
where he has been spending a few days.
He left on the $40 train for Washington,
and will 90 from thence to Alexandria, Va.
The news Of his expected arrival in our
city brought many curious to the boat. who
eagerly sought a shake Of the warrior )
hand. The General is looking well, and
appears to enjoy good health.-Annapol's
ReDubHcdn.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for y,
' the reception OF visitors on the FIRST OF
JULY They lie fifteen miles wsst OF S.a IN 9h
directly on the chesapeake and ohio rairoaa .hs
very dine, Consisting Of chalybeste, alum. al
healing, and sulphur. Mountain scenery grai,n
Music and other amuseme9ts. Bathing I'D hes''hS
water gratis. .'s-.- 49, =, .,,. r.r
TERMS One month. $40; per week. sE pt
day, o.. Children under twelve years an iGu ser
wants half price, +. @ n. b nrnprn1o,s.
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NORTH AND SOUTH UEITED.-A very into
resting scene occurred yesterday afternoon
ut the close of the sermon. Rev. Dr. Sir-
cent, of the Church South, was in the pull
nt when Mr.. Inskip, carried away with
Christian love, ran to him, and catching
him in his arms, Rugged him closely, and
thus symbolically took his southern breth'
rem to his arms. The little incident made Il
deep impression upon the audience. By
here Nv Rev. DR.. w. w. Bennett, editor OF
the Richmond (Va.) Christian Aduocatc.-
Letter from National Camp Ground, OAK
fnqton, Nd, TO baltimore Sun.
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LYNCH LAW IN TIE SoUTHwEsT.--Men1-
phls, July 16.-On "Wednesday night
Young man named Tom Simmons, who was
under arrest on the charge of robblnS ut
Cuba, q village in this county, was taken
from the custody of the constable by q
masked party and carried to the woods
and hung. The sheriff with aposse started
this morning in search Of the lynchers.
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WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The diplomats
here have received no unusual dispatches
except that TO tho Pr,ssian Minister to
hold German vessels in safe ports. The Adj
ADMINISTRATION has no fears OF complications
or danger to American shipping.
President Grant reaches Long Branch
Thursday,
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, July B-Noen.-Consols, slt; United
oct; United States bondsdlat at s2S. -~o
LONDON, July Neutrality-suspicious., 90. Upite<
States bonds, SO. Stocks lat and nOmin al Tai.
low active at dos. Cd. Turpentlne, aos. I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Jnly s-Noon.--Cotton heavy ant
nominal; uplands, 9sd. Orleans, 9sd.; estimated
sales. 1000 bales. ked Western Wheat, los. Sd.
Red Winter, lis. Flour, 2Gs. ~ -
LIVERPOOL, July l8-Euening. Cotton fat and
irregular mplands, %; Orleans, %; sales, 9, Oo(
bales, incldiug 500 for export and speculation.
Brcadstufs excited. Red winter wheat, lis. a
lis. I'd. Flour, ees; GIGS. I'd. Corn, 5Ss. Pork,
1865. Tallow, dis. Sd. -.
ANTWERP, July ls.-PetrOleum opened declin.
Ing and quiet at 62sc. aE -.-
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ANT1-CHINEsE MovEMENT.-San Francis
60, July 16;-The meeting Of the Labor As
sociation last night organized an anti-Chi-
ncSc convention, and instructed the. prcSl-
dent of the convention to inform the six
Cliintsc companies in this city that it was
considered Unsafe for Chinese to come to
the United States, and to request them to
notify the authorities Of the Chinese En-
nirG of the fnri
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Isl Broadway, New York.

Ash 10 sec the FULf.-PLATE WATCif Dear
Ing the trademark "Amcrican Watch COM
nany,n Crescent street, lWalthaIn, Massachu-
sctis.n 1t Is by far the best iull-platc watch
made In the United States, and surpasscs any
thing heretofore made In this country Tor railway
engineers, conductors, NC.
an 3u-u cud-w COW Bun