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EDUCATIONAL.
YouNa LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
tho Direction Of the Sisters Of the Holy Gross
Rampant and Congress streets Third District

Rampant and Congress streets Third District
New Orleans, ,Louisana.
The new Academy Of the Holy Angels. is situated
city at short distance the river. The buildings
the best style of modern educational establish
ments commodious and thoroughly ventilated aordng
all the advantages which to the health and
security of its inmates 49,, -,
Pupils of all denominations are admitted but for the
order and regularity all obliged to at
tend the public exercises and conform 10 the ru1es Oh
the Institution.
The system of education embraces the French and
and English Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient and Mod
Geography. of the Globes, Prose and Poet1ca
Compositions History Ancient and Modern Sacred and
Rhetoric, Mythology, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
Astronomy, Botany, Book keeping, Mathematics, etc
Music. Drawing, Painting, Plain and Ornamental Nee
TERNs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English, per m
month t ~ ~
Entrance Fee for first year only. 10 20
EXTRA CHARGES-OPTIONAL:
Music the Piano, per quarter ~
Use of Instrument ------------ o "
Vocal Music --.----s ~ w
Drawing .--..------ y W
Painting 10 "
Tapestry and Embroi'ry ...---.-.-...-...-<3 90
Artificial Flowers ...-....--- W
Stationery .------.--- W
Washing ~ w
Use of Baths summer season, per quarter. 90
The classes commence about the middle of September
and close by the end Of july by an examination ana
public exhibition.
Books, etc. may be procured ut the Institution at
moderate prices.
Pupils received any time during the and
charges made from the date of entrance only
For further particulars apply to the Mother superior
Academy of the HOLY Angels auss2ly
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I INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSRP
Corner St. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans

The government throughout this establishments is
mild md parental The pupils are Ss fro
the same for ALL In short everything tends to pro
youn. ladies' ntrusted to their motherly
The instruction is thorough and solid and in harmony
an both Enslith Trencl all the branches Of know
ie cultivated the present day Each language is
taught by natives respective countries, to in
correct pronunciation. go
and distribution of premiums, to which parents are in
vited.
stie Governing those placed under their charge
ncucate principles of solid piety require the
ttf, nc of polite and aabe nhd
Pupils of all denominations are admitted:
sc" is moved 10 the the Bay ST. Ioas Where the Sisters
OF st Louis have hourshng academy.
TERMS,
To be paid in advance, follows:
Boarding, per three months ~" "o
Music cssnns and use of Instrument "a ~
P.aei oil painting according to the number of pupils
Nccdc-,sork in all is varieties, golden embroidery
artificial iiowers is taught to the boarders without extra
..
leans or if more convenient apply to arsn+
CLASS OF ORNAMENTAL WORK
- The Sisters Of St Joseph will open on the First
as tapestry, golden embroidery artificial flowers hair
work etc. Terms per month IS. se26 ~
DRosPEUTUs OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M.
l.
This Literary Institution incorporated by the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees is con
Quoted Fathers of the Society The build
ngs are well adapted for educational purposes a
NJ till their departure at p. NJ they constantly
secluded and superintendent.
The course of instruction embraces Greek, Latin
English, French Poetry Rhetoric History. Geography
Mathematics Astronomy, Natural and Mental Philoso
ply with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usual
Commercial Branches; also the German language
Students not admitted unless they know how to
read and write
The moral and religious training of the students ia the
lead. ng objects of the inst sctors
Every month report is sent to parents, stating con
duct, progress rank in class and attendance.
The academical year begins the first Monday
October and ends about the 3Ist of uly.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course payable in advance. and ia Uni.ee
States currency, two months, $40.
Preparatory Corirso. SIC. fe2O ~
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-GAHILL- & CoFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILLAN FEED STORE,
Nos a6 and 1872 Levee street and IS Al Water street.
0SieFf in his5 gGTn 2ats Bran Cornmesi Oatmeal
Goods delivered free of drayage APIS ~
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THE ARGYLE B1TrERs :

THE ARG4LE BIIIEhS
Are for sale at the following welknown Wholesale
dealers
Schmidt g. Zegler,
e. j. Hart & Co..
Schneider & Zuberbier,
G.. NJ. Baylv g. Pond,
Hartwell, Chambers & Sedberry,
j. NJ Lewis e. Co,
Simms, Levy s. Denegre,
IsaacsOn Seixas & Co.,
Rosenberg, Scherck & Berksen,
B. H. Blanton g. Co..
John Fleming.
And by retail Druggists and Grocers throughout the
city. no .
fe27 LIN Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
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or srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI. .
This institution conducted by the Brothers of the
Sacred Heart has been in Successful operation
beautifully situated the shores of the Bay
commanding extensive view of the Gulf-and afford
ing all the advantages of the breeze and bathing in
the summer is for the pupils great Indictment to
beautiful amusement The Commercial Course
priscs all the branches of good English education.
Board and Tuition, per session. payable half yearly III
advance $3.50 ~
Wlshinr per session. 10 90
Bediing per session (optiona) 10 10
I)on,rs Fees s
{ s-,eut at tho iusti Int a
CHARGES:
Piano and Violin, per month each 6 Ut
Us. OF Piano, per mont ] 81
Flute
Brass Instrument, per month. ..--..------ TO
Spanish Germ Ian guagcs per month, each. 20
BRO. FLORIMOND,
fe14tf d rector of the College.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
RGYLE B1TTERs- .....-ARaYIs BrrTEhs

The superiority Of the abovenamed article over any
other Btters is admitted In every nst "a
specuy informs the public that the high
merits alone The ingredients used in point OF purify
excellence and medicinal qualities cannot be
imnartinp richness and delicacy of flavor heretofore
unequaled by Of medicines having any
which the ARGYLE BITTERS especially recon-
1nended viz: =
INDIGESTION.
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDIGE,
FLATULENCY,
LOSS OF APPETITE,
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
or any arrangement of the Stomach.
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cADEAY OF THE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The duties of this institution will be resumed
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Parents and Guardians desiring first class Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards will find here
every advantage. ,,,,o.. .... 80 o 80 o..
healthy cities the south with large grounds and in
a retired and romantic situation it Affords in addition,
every facility for acquiring education, mental and
moral, OF n high grade Large additions have been
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the office of the
street. jy4 ly
= Conducted by III. airter; of Charity,
Near Ensuiitsburg. Frederick County, Maryland.
This institution ispeasanty situated in healthy and
la ito ni n two mile" Mount St.
Marys Gollege itw's eon,e.rsd in 1909 and inGSr,
buildings are convenient and spacious.
The cnarge for Board and Tuition, including Bed
and Bedding and Doctors fees per isS 90
-'''''' ALE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ~ e'''
The Academic year is divided two Sessions of five
gust and the 2sth of January.
As''eF' oil inquiry '''e'i MoTH III SUPERIOR,
apla 1y. st. Joseph's Academy, Emmtsburg, Md.
CT. MARY JEFFERSON COLLEGE
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1868.
The Marist Fathers who have charge of the Institu
ton provided with all the facilities for impartng
thorough English, French Classical and Mathematical
Education.
TERMs-Payable in advance, 500 in gold, its equi.
vaent, for the half.session of five months.
For further particulars apply to the President to
MESSRS POURSINE & CO.,
au231y No SO Natchez street. New Orleans.
Spring HULL COLLEGE, (Near Mobile Alabama.)
Ihis Institution which destroyed by fire last
February. being rebuilt will open its session on
the 18th of December next.
The terms for the present session payable hayeary
in advance in currency as follows
Board, Tuition, Washing and Stationery .$27O 90
Entrance Fee, first year only Is 10
Bed and Bedding; --..;-;-.-..-.---.- IA 90
Professor will be in New Orleans to take charge of
the students who may be entrusted to their They
will leave the city the 9th of December o'clock
p. NJ, by the Pontchartrain Railroad. For references
and circulars address the President of the College
Spring Hill; the College of the Immaculate Conception
corner Baronne and Common streets; Z. Poursine,
Agent, SO Natchcz street. no2l ly
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STAINED GLASS
WILLIAM NELSON
% Market street, PittsburC Pa
Stained, Ground Enameed and Embossed Glass for
churches, dwellings, etc. prepared to supply all
orders the most reasonable terms. Lead and Iron
Sash made to order. Specimens and estimates to
all parts of the country application de26 Iy
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DR. JAMES w. BARNUM, DENTIST,
l. 500 Magazine street. (near the Market)
happy inform his patients and the public generally
that prepared to make all kinds of Artificial
in every Particular attention paid to the preser
walton of the patura teeth References from some of
prominent ctizens be at the office.
ja2 1y
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nR. J. w. ALLEN,

DR. j. W. ALLEN
ENLIST,
Can be consulted at his office,
II Dryades street, one door from Canal.
All who desire good operations durable and beau.
tiful Artificial work will call above. All the most
approved for painless operations will be used
Persons desiring teeth inserted the day their teeth
extracted will please call before 10 n2l ly
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DR. MALoNEY, DENTIST,

203 ST. ANDREW, NEAR MAGAZINE,
Would respectfully inform those requiring first class
dental operations, that he has reduced his charges
be within the of all. Teeth inserted gold
aluminium, rubber and silver, with without extract
ing the roots by neg process. htguaranteed or
money refunded. The doctor awarded the first
prize-a gold medafor the best sets of artificial teeth
| Teeth extracted without pain by the of nitrous
| oxide gas. se13 1y
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f YORK, July % Mon.-Flour dull and
Normally lOQDl5c over. " heat dull and droop-
Ing. Corn l(pac. lower and duh. Pork dull and
active; IL. lands, .otc. orleans, 20ic. sales, 500
halcs. Freirnts nominal.
Eucning. Cotton in fair drmanl sales, 1900
bales IL 2Utc. for mlddling uilands. Flour-Statr
and Western lG@l.ar. lower supcrtine State, -. 81
mtG. - southern Il shade lower; common to fair
MIRA, ~ aoGCt7: 80 good To- choice extra, $I.5Sa
western. III. I5Gi$l. 81. Corn 2Ql3c. lower; new
mixed western. aSc M$l o5; yellow sl.os(oSl. l3.
Beef active and d m plain miss, &l20o$l4; new
$50. SO. Lard inwer; kettle, l7!@l7Ic. Whiskey
dull at 81 o?@+l"s. 'Gr"ceries iirlm:. .TurpenIinS
i'allow quiet at ~lOGNlrfc. Freiyhts qulet-Flour,
per steam, IS. Sd. gram, per steam, I2s.
BALTIMORE, July 90 Flour firm and fairly &C.
tive with Il sc rec sock. Wleat-RerfIpls, 90,
n0O buslcls-aIl new ilL mostly prime; Red, Sl.GC
Msl.S SO: White, 81 .6;aetl:sS Corn higher; White,
NJ. .sap$l. % yellow, 81 Is. New Oats higher nj
5?pdor. Fork ilrin. l:acon firm ana active.
v his6cy scarce nj Sl.oi.
CINcINNATI, July 2e.-Flour dull and lower
SlIerinc held at G.75@S7. Corn dun and de.
clincd; Slxrpi, 90r. Whiskeyduil ut 81. Provi-
sIrns quiel with lltlle demand. Mess Pork, $3i.
Bacon Shoulders liic.; clear sides, Isle. Lard,
l7c., with no sales.
NEW Orleans, Juiy o.-Cotton Irregular
bales: slack, SIS G"s bales. Sugar Prime, l3c.
Molass,a rlantali"n irtmenting. soc:
Gold. l~i:iGnil9. Few iork Sights, premium.
CHARLESTON. July 22.-Cotlon-Good grades
sicttly, with no demand for common ; mlddliuga,
1885,: sales, 2O bales receipts, 3S bales exports,
6i5 bales stock, S ,773 i'alcs.
NoRFoLK, July 22.--t!otton quiet low mid.
dilngs, l7is.; receipts, 95 bales; stock, 1855 bales.
SAVANNAH, July 22.-Cotlon unsettled; low
midnlings, lie; ca island nominal at 27Ql5Sc.
receipts, 39j bal:s; cales, 100 bales exports, 7G+
bales stock, d, l3J bales.
AUGUSTA, july 22.-Cotton steady, with light
of rings ut l73c. sales, 30 bales receipts, 3,
bales,
MOBILE, July 22.-Cotton entirely nominal
low mladlinEs, 17c.; sales, 70 bales; receipts, o.
bales stock, Is, Bi. bales.
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not concern herself about a contingency go
1mprobablcs and Herr Won Thete, the Prus-
sian Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs,
gave his word OF honor that Hohenzollern
was not and could not be a candidate.
ii assurances SO solemn cannot be relied
upon, diplomatic intercourse must cease.
In repndiating such pledges Prussia ehal-
lenges France, who now. only demands, in
view Of previous tergiversations, that the
former remuneration Of her designs be made
real and permanent. The circular, after
declaring that history must assign to Prus-
sin the responsibility of the war, which she
had the means of avoiding, and which,
while affecting to deplorc. she has sought,
and adds "Under what circumstances
has she done this? When France, for four
years past, has refraincd with almost eXag-
gcratcd scrupulousncss from invoking
against her treaties, concluded under the
mediation of the Emperor, but to which
she has failed to give u voluntary support.
OF all the acts Of Prussia, which has only
thought of means Of freeing herself from the
obligations of treaties even while signing
them. Europe has been 4 witness, Let
Europe pronounce upon the justice of iii
cause.'
~sKIRMIsHING BEGUN.
PARIS, July 22.-The evening Journals re-
port several skirmishes Yesterday between
the advanced guards along the frontier line,
but give no details. 1t is extremely diff
cult to obtain intelligence.
FRANCE AMI THE POPE.
PARIS. July 22.--Henry Martin, the cele-
brated French historian, publishes n long
article in the Steele of this morning, taking
the ground that France ought to break
with Rome. He says that the extravagant
prctensions of the Pope are fatal TO The
liberties of the Gallician Church.
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Mills, Russell, Miss Mary l.. Childers
| post-ofice to Lebanon. Templeinar,s
CROSSROADS, Wcstnoreland, William y
Short ; post-ottice to Montrose.
Taae Funeral Ceremonies OF siie Late
French Minister
took place this morning Mt st. Mathews
tCatholic) church. Secretaries Fish, Bout
web, Robson, Cox. and Attorney-Gencral
Alderman, together with General Sherman
and Nice-Aamiral Porter, were present.
A number Of tho diplomatic corps were
also i'm attendance. The remains have been
conveyed to New York, whence the son
and daughter Of tho deceased await them,
and from there they will be shipped to Eli
rope in the steamer Lafavctte-thc same
that brought NJ. Paradol to this country.
Cheyenne.
Mr.. Woollcy, in charge of the fort traders
at Fort Edwards, near Cheyenne, has had
IN Interview to-day with General Sherman,
and reports all quiet in that section. and is
of opinion there will he no Indian war.
General sherman -
will leave here tomorrow afternoon for
Berkeley Springs, Va, to spend several
days with his family at that place.
Mr. j. LaviIle,
the chief clerk of the Treasury Depart
mcnt, has received from n of the largest
banking firms of Paris and London offers Of
q responsible position in their banking
house in Paris. They offer him $1,000
(pold) per ycar. and other inducements.
He has determined TO remain for the pre-
sent in his position here, where his salary
will reach S4. 900. Mr.. Layillc is 4 young
man, Il promising lawyer. and Is accounted
one of the best tinancicrs and mathcmatl-
cians in this country. WALLACE.
Associated Press kilograms.
Various tens.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The revenue re-
ccipts to-day were SGi5,000.
Baron GerolL, the PruSsian Minister. at
tended the funeral of NJ. Provost Parldol,
the French Minister, to-day. Responding
to the invitation OF M. Berthemy, The
| French Minister, to attend it,, he wrote :
"Certainly ; there is no war after DEATH
General Sheridan, who goes to watch the
| European war, will sail on the Cuba.
Official adriccs are received that the
| French Government refuses to exempt
North German steamers from capture, c
| cept those entering French ports ignorant
Of the war.
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The North Carolina Outrascs-Negro
TrOODS.

RALEIGH, N. c., July 22.-Chief Justice
Pearson announced to-day that he would
give his decision in the haGcas corpus case
of the Alamance citizen prisoners to-mor-
row morning at Q o'clock.
Mr.. Brock Holden, of Caswcll county, n.
G., brother Of the Governor, and brother
in-law of Mr.. Wiley, one of the prisoners
arrested ut Y%anccyville by Kirk, has arrived
here. lie represents Willey's treatment
when arrested rs being very cruel. The
militiamen asked Wiley if he was armed,
and being informed that he had nothing
but Il pocket-knifc, knocked him down with
4 lencc-rail. Mr. Holden is trying to induce
| the Governor to order a court of oyer and
! termincr to try the prisoners, which he says
can be done as fairly in Caswcll rs my
! where in the United States.
The United States soldiers here are indig-
! nant ut seeing negro and white military pa
| rading the streets in full United States uni
forms. The officers and men composing tho
| militia are rakcd from the most abandoned
and lowest class Of the population.
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WATCHES, JEwRIRY, dc.

|GTYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF
~ DIAMONDS, PEhIsLS. aud PENDANTS
sets Of PINS and DROPS;
DIAMOND, OPAL, RUBY. and PEARL
ENGAGEMENT. and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING hINGS; -
Beautiful NEW NECK CHAINS,
MEDALIoNS,
CHARMS.
HANDKERCHIEF HOLDERS,
BosOM and SLEEVE BUTTONS. 5
SILVER CUPS, CO FL FITS. and TRAVEL
LING SETS, in eases
The latest Novelties In SILVER, for bridal and
birthday presents. Now receiving at -
-NOWLAN &c CO.'S, &
corner Main and Tenth streets.
Sole AGENTS for the celebrated DIA MO EYE
SPECTAELES and EYEGLASSES. iy 20
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ryHE NEW BIYER
i WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
.5 GILES COUNTY, VA. 49,


3 Board per day, $3.50 /; per week, es: per month.
$50. Cbildfen under ten years and Ser vants, half
fnv1na ! a f.4.stt .gFss.sg.{BE - - 40 fgsEEHa
This delightful srMAER RESORT VIM be open
for Visitors rom ULsY IS1s Agtagu Bfff leave the
montgomery White; Sulphur spsisgs;0nste VIZ.
se1nia and Tennessee rsliroad eyosy YHksDhY
aud SATURDAY. for the Now River White.
Those wisS prefer; water sfafel 20 the ssaxe, aud
have q desire 70 view tbe magnificent scnoery OF
New rtgcf, can take the cars TO- Central depot
An The Virafnfa and Tennessee railroad shern
Sasy vim ahd comfortable hotel accommodsssSas
and from which point . boat VIII leave for Tue
Springs every WEDNESDAY,. ..-,..
The invigoratings stlnaspesre. .gs snclanung
scsneyy. tis deiightfuffere for which, me place. "
noted Consisting in part I'm FREaH ElkH MI
GAME all the SESSION ihlrnaefIl, tne aae Msslsana
Hronerties OF The wsIerfbetng similar Sdfae Grven-
6rter Wlt:el, the nahias. ss,as.ag ga !, se1 So1sii
font e. one OF TIE most desirable places ~ AS
country for a fanaily % spond tae summer mo r,,o-
FOR any further Information, Apply q sne pfV-
~orietors. L, 80 VILLA EGfLkET9a,
New Riysr White ssiPssls Sgssags1 u.
JOHN TYEER, aistfsf3.
post-o1icesSox ~ Rienraoad' Va
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THE WAR.

Illness of Notwithstanding on the
Frontier COmmenced-Important Nrcu-
tar of The French Goucrnment-Rctro
grade MoUcmcnt Of the Prussians-Thc
Strength Of the Ttro Armics-O Opinions Of
the European Press about Internationally
Of the French CrWisers-hing William an
Command of the Bauarian Troops, dc.
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go. York Money Markcf-fiuctua-
n,s I'm the cold Room IN Fiur-
a. ,,,, moi eaougn 10 keep Gold

zap. or
\,w YorE. Julv22 -NIght.-Moncy easier.
s.crliur Exchange almost nominal ""-
comments opcncd iirmcr with an improved
5,Dand. and closed ATS, 81; coupons
I,.y 'G!'s. 10SA ;'Gt's, GS& E|S, N" :
ncv do. Tx; 'G1's. 1913; 'GS'S, l0a'
l0iu'<. 1859.
Tb. GoI,lrcom was the scene of conslde-
,.,,h, excitement this morning, With wide
thrr1uaiinn>. The market opened ut Il very
,,,ry hnurat Il9E. Favorable adviccs from
ond quoting consols ut 90& and United
state. 5-2O'S 1t s.. were the signal for rush
=, sell Gold, under which the market de-
rIinci suddenly 10 rs. Later London tele-
or,,nS unn;cG Il rejection in Scruritics-con
.,ls falling TO 80 and United States bonds
raiipu1o 81. and this Started Gold upward
e., hirh As ll9I. In the afternoon the Gold
room was quite lively. and then there was
= sudden droop in price to 1lSA, on Napo-
Iron's illness.
puriug the day there was q marked ab-
srnrc of any reports OF panics at London
and Frankfort. but. on the contrary, bonds
are higher there. and 4 better feeling pre-
y,il,. Gold closed weak at 11SH@l1S&.
Southern Securities opened dull and
heavy. drwing the afternoon were almost
nominal. and closed nomiually unchanged,
Tennessee G'>, Ga new. 60. Alabama SIS,
1>; D.. -. Georgia G's. 50; IS, G1'
North Carolina g., Al; new, 3oS. South
Carolina Is. -: now, Il.
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Foreign Markets -TBY TELEGRAPU1,

TUTC!sH H1uTKttS- Ib1 IE~LEIFKAPTJs
LONDON, July o--Sn0n.- Consols, 90. United
States bonds steady 1T sig. Stocks steady. TalIuw
firm. Common EoSin. 5a. Gil.
LONrON, July 2!-E1ening.- Consols closed ri
DO. United States Bonds steady. Stocks Hat.
LIVERPOOL, July 90 Noon. - Cotton quiet
upland5. ed. Orleans. sgd. estlmate sales
III, 900 bales; sales for the week, 43. QUO bales, in.
GLIDING 900 bales for exnOrt and speculation
stock, COZ. 900 bales. Of which 3lS, 900 bales arc Ame,
rIcnn ~rereiits of the week, 57.oo bales, inclu.
ding n, 0OD b lies American.
LIVERPOOL July - -Afcrnoon Cotton a1oat,
$50, 900 bales, including G2. 900 American. Red
western Wheat, los. 2h. @lOs. I'd red winter, lis
Pork advanced to MS. OIL. Reef, IFS. Lard 73s.
Bacon-Cumberlaud cut, SOS. 81. ribbed middles,
84s.
LIVERPOOL, July 90 Euenina. Cotton steady
and unchanged; sales, 10. 900 bales, including sol
for export and speculation. Beef firm. Fork ex,
cited. Corn active. Flour, DDS. Common Rosin,
SIS. 81. @5s. cd.
PARIS, July %. -Bourse closed firm at e5f. 15c.
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The Georo-ia IecisIa1urc,

ATLANTA, GA, July 22.-The Senate to-
day refused to eXpel Aaron Alporia Brad
ley (colored).
A rcsolution to adjourn sine die was lost
by the casting vote of the President. Adj
~j0llrned until Monday.
The House tabled the Finance Commit
tees report recommending the Use of the
school fund for other purposes.