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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Successors to Jas. y. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Penn o avenue and 18th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE MIXTURES &c ,
OF ARLINGTON VINEGAR WORKS, STU
ATED AT CORNER or 18TH STREET WEST
AND u STREET NORTH, WASHINGTON,
d. BY virtue Of chattel mortgage, dated July
- 9Th, ls7O and duly recorded in Liber 6l3, folos
40 and i3l. one Of the land records for Wash
- ingtOn County, will offer at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day Of
articles viz One Upright Tubular Boiler, 10 horse
power, having 90 feet OF Ia inch iron pipe connec
TONS with seven globe valves, three brass faucets
and three stopcocks, etc; one large Heating Tub
with Platform: . feet OF best inch Rubber Hose
feet Of best inch Rubber Hose, with rings to fit
nine large Generators each filed with properly pre-
pared beech shavipgs for the Manufacture Of vinegar
from whisky, &C; one large Vinegar Box one Water
Filter, two large Double handled Planes and one
Coal STOVE, with ID feet OF pipe.
Terms Of sale cash.
RENEL BETH, Trustee
au - COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts
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EVENING STAR.

How TO HAVE COOP FIsH.-We all know how
much superior IL a fish prepared for the pan as
soon as il il caught compared TO one that mas
been allowed to de. Few, however, are aware
of the cause of the difference.
The reason is This: The fish transferred TO the
nan nom tJie water - killed before 10 Is cooked
rbiIe the one that dies If diseased, and its
body il not in a proper condition To eat when
brought TO market. The differences between
them "a exactly that between an animal killed
NV the butcher and one that dies OF fever, for
the su.Dly of OF gen that the fish receives when
taken out of its native element Is 80 great as to
iDduce a fever, OF which he perishes-
The superiority OF the fish of Holland Is 80 re-
marked by all who eat them-and the reason Is
that A. soon As they are caught the Dutch fisher
m.n sticks an anvil in their heads, and they are
rot brought TO market with fabby-fevered flesh
a. in Eng land and in this country.
Not only Is the flavor Of the fish thus killed
far snT nor TO those that die of fever, but the
effect upon the human system Is not Injurious.
How common is IL to hear the remark that fish
make people feverish. So they do a. would the
flesh OF any animal that dies Of fever.
We trust that some of our fishermen will see
this article and profit by It. Let the fish they take
BE each killed with an awl driven in the brain.
II will not take a second to do this, and it will
he found that the flavor Of their killed FISH will
be so far superior to that o. those which die OF
fever that they will be bought in prefereite,
and that after a while people will buy no hsh
hut those that have been killed.
Try the experiment, fishermen. and you viii
be richly rewarded.-NOrf0Ik Journal.
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RY WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No 500 and sO9, south cor Pa ~. and sthst
LEASE, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, &c. OF
WOOD AND COAL YARD AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August
ESlN25th, at O'Clock, we will sell the Lease Good
@6Wfli, and entire Fixtures of the wood and coal
yard corner of New York avenue and street for
merry occupied by Dickson & King, comprising
I Miller 8 Iron Safe
lCutting Box
Office Desk. Chairs, Stoves, &c.
I Brick Stable
Frame Office
81 pannels OF Fencing, part palns
shed.
We invite the attention Of parties wishing 10 en-
gage in bus .ness, as IL is q splendid stand.
aug W. l.. WALL Il CO, Auct
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STONEY On Thursday, Aug. Is, $50, at New
port, Il. l., daughter to Aggie and George j. Sto-
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NJ A n II o o D;

YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION
The vsgetative powers Of life are strong. but I'm .
Few years how often the pallid hue. the lack ustre
eye and emscistsd form, and the impossibility of
application to mental effort show its saneful infu-
ence. II becomes eviden, to the obserye that
some depressing influence Is checking the deyelop-
msnt Of the body. Consumption 10 talked Of, and
perhaps the youth ID removed from school and sent
into the country. This is one Of the worst move
nents Removed from ordinary diversions Of the
everehansins scenes Of the City, the powers OF the
BODY too much snfeebled to give rest TO healthfu
and rural exercise. thoughts are turned iuwards
upon themselves
If tie patient be . female, the approsch Of the
men'es looked f0r with anxiety s' the first symp
tom in which Nature il to show her saving power in
diusing the circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom Of health. Alas increase Of appetite has
grown by what it fed on the energies Of the system
are Frustrated, and the whole economy is dersnsed
The beautiful an wonderful period in which body
and mind undergo 50 fascinating . change from
heart bleeds in anxiety and fancie, the grave but
waiting for its victim.
HKLNBoLps EXTRACT UoBu.
FOR WsAKNFss.
Arising from .,css.e. or ipd,,cr.t,o.. .,,s,a.s
Nth the fouox;ne ,vmn.on..
Tpdisnosition n Wxsrtsoo.
,x
n,~,u,tv os Rrs.,b,,.
o.nsr,, vsal,s..
Horror Of Disease,
Week Nerves.
a. Tremblinx,
Dreadful Hsrror az p..a
Night svests.
Geld Fest.
Wskefulnes..
Dimness Of Vision.
| LansuOr.
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular system.
| Often Enormous Appetite with pyspspt,c svnn,o,.
Hot Hands,
| Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin,
Psllic COunsenance and Eruption on the Face,
e<A ~ NV DsSA'
6esvines. ~ ths tvs,;s.
Frequently BLACK SHOTS Flx,ns hss,ra A..
with remnor.rv su,u.,o, and ,,x,.
Wan, of A,,sn,,on.
n,...~u,,,.-
RestI.ss,es. nth uor- ., s..,
Nothing q. mora a..,,.,,. a. -
Solitude. and ,o,h,,. ,,sv
Themselves: no Repose of Manner. No r.rns.,,s..
no SPECULATION. but a hp,,,as r,.,.,.;o, g.
ouestion N a,o,bsr
'0N W ~ 0h-~ nich tnis
''H '0"0" AO"
is'' AZ oue VI WHICH
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DY WI. l.. WALL 3 CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building. No. 900 and goa,
Corner 9th street and Pepusy lv ana avenue
SALE OF DRY GOODS, SEWING MACHINES,
FURNITURE, LIQUORS, &c
"a On TUESDAY MORNING, August I'D
VI commencing at 10 o'clock, We will sell, within
our Gales Rooms, a large invoice of Dry Goods
"v&c., comprising
Delaines, Prints, Alpacas --.
Cottons, Lawns, 0inghams
Hosiery, Gloves, Table Cloths, Napkins
Spool Cotton, Thread. Combs, &c.
Also, a LIT Of Furniture
PATlor Suites, Sofas
Chamber Sets, Refrigerators
Marble-top and Extension Tables
Looking Glasses
Lounges, Piano Stools, Chairs
3SewiDg Machines, IN order
2large French Pier Glasses
10 barrels Whisky, different brands
Ncases Bourbon and Rye Whisky
10 bags Coffee.
aul9 WI WALL CO, Auct'rs.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
No. SO. Southeast corner TN ana streets.
TEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT
iS zSD
NoRTH: AT AUCTION
On .ss sell tas tS
buidiDe lots, being lots No. 90 NJ. in square No
% ansn x Ssps .s s
months for note: bearing interest and secured By
aTis SRE Il HhsI Auc
Rr TB0s; =. wAssAMAs..
s1S It'll street, opposite Post once.
TRUSTEES sALEs
eoscriber. dated January i, is7O and recorded in
public suction, on the premises. on MoNpsY s the s
Numbered nineteen square No. ~ r 81 hUs
% feet inches south street by the depth Of the
Terms One-third cash; the balsnce in and II
months. for notes bearing interest from the day Of
Of the purchaser
iys-eo&ds THOs. =. wAGGAMAS. Huct.
RY GREEN = WItLiAMs,
sss kes, Ess, re- S sS
Eh SALE We ALDhb
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 18th
Em, day Of January. A. D. 1870, and duly recorded
.Ain Li6er No Cos, folios 344, &c, Of the Land
Records OF Washington county, in the District Of
Columbia, and by the written request Of the party
secured thereby shall sell in front of the premises
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of August, A: D. 1870 at
O'Clock all that Piece Parcel Of Land situate
and ing in the city OF Washington and District of
Columbia, and known and distinguished on the plat
of said city Lot IN Of w. Redins subdivision of
original lots numbered twenty ID and twenty one
CD in square numbered five hundred and thirty
four t534l, with the improvements.
The said lot has front of twenty 2oefeet on South
street, between Sd and AZ streets west by q uni
form depth Of one hundred and thirty SIX 1867 feet
eleven I'D inches, to ten (l0l foot alley, and is i'm
proved by vo-story brick dwelling, and stable
Terms Of sale:-One half cash, (of which $50
must be paid At the time Of SALE and the balance in
equal installments with interest, in six AMI twelve
months, to be secured by deed OF trust the prem
iees Sold and III the terms not piled with in
ten days after the sale the Trustee the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fauting purchaser, after one weeks notice in some
Newspaper published in Washington city, in the Dis
trict OF Columbia. All conveyancing and stamps at
purchaser o cost.
HUGH T. TAGGART, Trustee
au17-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 3lS Southeast corner Of Seventh and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF RULbLMANS SALOON
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF PENN,
sYLyANdA AVENUE. BETWEEN srH AND
1OTH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION
a On THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th, 1 a. Al,
VA sell, by virtue OF deed OF trust to me. dated
~ the 9Th day Of March. A. d. 1870, and duly
lrecorded in Liber No. 6O9, folio ? o. one of the
land records for Washington County, Distric,
Of Columbia, all the said goods mentioned in said
deed of trust, consisting Of
Brussels, Three ply, Ingram aud Stair CARPETS
Dining Chairs and saloon Table
Giit Frame and other Mirrors, Engravinps
Oak and Mahogany Sideboards
Fine CLOCK and Refrigerator
Stair Oil Cloth and Brass Step Plates
Lace Curtains and Cornice
Belst lads, Mattresses and Cots
Table Casters, Stoves
Lounge, lot Of Crockery and Tin Ware
Range and Cook ing Utensils.
MAuLON ASHFORD, Trustee
Ru l9d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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r A. EAHNEsToCk's
VERMIFU aR.

VE n MIFU aR.
Why r Il that % many children de under ~ -.
OF nvs ysArsi That Q large proportion OF chiIdrss
lis under thatase, haslons been subject Of rearr
and without satisfaotsry eauss asosrtaansd. 4 4
certain. 800
Also, II b Known thas worms sx,ue m IN. s,,...
system from it, earliest infancy; therefor pareDt.
especially mothers, who are more constantly vtth
hsr children, cannot b too observins Of tie ar
syss,toss u weFsssi Tor % surely ~ tAsy exist, 8
sATELY AID CERTAINLY
removed from che most DHLIOAT1 Infant. b.
the timely ne Of -
b. a. FAHNKsIoCK'1 vRnMIrUaR.
1t is Dsrfsetiy harmless. contains 70 nsreury
PURELY VEGETABLE ooNFoeITIoH. 4
Ana may Be sdMlni.esrsd NM IT, UTMOST sAYp.
n 70 OHILDRIN OF ALL AGES.
Wom SonisSssSntsS I %a A more ios e R.rlcss q
sSs BEN nsaufsetaTsd III ov g eouss S,ss 81
h sS a:s:: :: ~ : ,:sK , ~
ssesa sse..o. E:s.ir; yos z l.s.s.. ,. a.
=: re- g. .siais - B.. 4 fSs = IS 80: ~. E
BAVORADLY KNoWH 8INO1 leSs.
Ara yarehaesgS m1ss Insist on having H. m ~
Dos Wish o have n imitation forced upor thsS
O0HWA1fx . HASLKfY II
yoRNniY
b.A. IAHHEsTOCKT UOH D o..
SOLE-PROPRIEfORS
-. eodsv1y PITTeBUR0, PA,
"A 3 GO o Ds.
Alb PILLOWS, CUSHIONS,
RUBBrR CLOTH,
Essnine cool this YARN weather. for children md
W1 HpAksoNs, sos 9th street,
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ARGE SALE OF WROUGHT IRON SCRAP
U. 3. NAVY YARD, wAsHIyGroS,

CoMsANDANT's OFFICE, August IL. s7o
VIII be offered at public sale, on FRIDAY, Sep
tember =, 1870, at IL O'Clock noon, at the " 8 Navy
Yard. " ashinston- on account of the Bureau Of
steam engineering and Construction and Repair
QNH THOUSAND II ,OOOJ TONS more or less. Of
MK0uGHI IRON SCRAP, to be sold in lots as
Terms: Cash in Government funds deposit OF
twenty per centum Of the esima yape Of eac lot
will be required at the time of sale Sixty l6O) days
from day Of sale will be allowed to cut up and re-
move the material otherwise it will be forfeited to
the Government. The right to select and reserve at
the time OF removal from each lot an amount not ex
ceeding ten (l0l per cent. thereof is reserved
SMITH, Rear Admiral Com az
aul8. % = ~ .26 q - 30 81, "a Sepl
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EALTH Ii WITHOUT PRICE I
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEN ALE GULATOR,
WONANS BEST FRIEND.

viii restore the secretions; relieve ell pain ct the
monthly period" cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia
OF BACK and Uterus. Lsacorrhoea or "Whites," and
partial Prolapsue Uteri; check excessive low, and
correct All irregularities peculiar TO ladies.
II VIII remove all Irritation Of Kidneys and BlAd-
and strength TO the whole system; cless the Skin,
inHartinR rosy hue to the cheek and oheerfulness
II . as sure . cure IN all the Shove diseases q
aulnine is IN chills and fever.
Ladsesoan themselves Of ell the above diseases
which 10 always Notifying to their Pride and nod
II is recommended By the best physicians and the
Tor full yarticuiars, histor7 q diseases, and GER
teate Of its wonderful s.t. me reader is referred
Price Sl.O. For sale By 2 MAJOR, S.OFORD.
g. II. HOWARD, and w. B. lNTWISTLE.
WIN. III. BROWN a Bro
my O-m.w1ly Wholesale Agents. Baltimore.
III HOW LOST now RESTORED
sHSsblssAsd, n ssslsd ssslsps P,ies, sag cesss
"A M hE0T S ll o. TIL EATURAt THAT.
or Seminal Wsaknsos, InvoluntaTT Inis ~
aoDs, Sexual Debility, and mpedtmsnts to
ton, Epilepsy, and hts; Mental ma Phys}cal Inca
Racfty, resulting from Self Abuse &C., 81 RoBI s.
VuLv1aWKLLA0.D d. eufAoe Of tho"dfoen Beck
"A Boos 70 thousands q ssS~ws."
Zen Se.s under 81, n ylein snyeleys, 70 asy a.
aee stamps, b 0HAB. ]. o. KLINE Q co., 1871
Boyefy, New York, Post O1ce Boz 1855.
- iso, Or. OuivervsllS "0Auta9e Guide" price
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLE DONE ~,
IN STEEL ENGRAVED wRAPPxR, WITH
FACSIMILE OF MY CHExIcxL vlRs
HOUSE. AND SIGNED
aRS AT. HxLMB0LD,
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AUCTION SALES.

PY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner Of 7th and d str.
IKSsIEEs SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING
LVTS IN SQUARE No. All AT PUBLIC AuC-
N On Thu RSDAY, the sth day Of September
OneNt, NJ clock y. M, shall sell, by virtue of
- deed OF trust to me dated the third day OF Jan
nary, a u. 1885, and duly recorded in Liber =, No.
90 folio 50 one OF the land records for Washington
county IN the District of Columbia, Lots No "a and
y, IN Young and Fowler's recorded subdivision OF
square numbered 4l The above lots front rs feet
1th street west, between and streets north, run
ming back 20 feet to a ten foot alley
Terms made known on day of sale All convex
snchg and reve rue stamps at purchaser cost so
down on day OF sale
-. WIN. III. WARD. Trustee.
auzC eod1s GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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MARBLE HONUMEMTa

MARBLE AND SLATE MlNfELs
i an selling, at reduced prices, for cash. o. -,
1arote WSrks, north street and New York AZ
me-, near the Treasury DeDaTtment. wv
. Dyn-1y WI. 1UTHERRORD.
DROPOsALS FOR THE FRFCTION OF
STREET LAMPS
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QY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. y. McGuire & Col
Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rTKSSPERTY ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF

~ successors to J.. u. MCSuire Il COL
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
TRTsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ssTkEET, BxTwEEa az AND erh s sFFREErs
- BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the Sd day Of
- No. TO- folio s34, one of the Land Records for
sss se On ~ Dit51s q SSsmb
the 9Th, at o'clock, In front of the premises the
western lot No le. in square i96 having front of
I ana ss back ia feet inches
story brick dwelling, with all the modern i'm prove
ments, containing about nine rooms, situated on the
sonth side OF street, between IA and 9th streets
Terms of sale: One-third cash. the residue and IL
months, secured by deed of trust, with notes bear
ing interest: ConveyaDcng and stamps ct purcha-
ser's cost. Slo0 down At tipe of sale.
mls-esSds COOPER 4 LATiaER, Aucts.
~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY, June
'''n' '''-' H''' william BRYAN. Trustee.
jel0 eo&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is TURTHER POST
and ss sesd SU6PIk fkS TTa SSs
- THE SALE OF TIE ABOVE DESCRIBED
property having been made in pursuance Of the
tee, ON the I'd day of June, A. %. $50 10 W. h.
Evans, who being then and there the highest bidder
sale, after ample time having been given him, i
Rremi,esl on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of August, A
estate and improv emsnts, upon the same terms At
the cost and risk Of the said defauting purchaser
II the terms Of sale should not be compile with in
70 Isssl said property a. the rsk and coat Of de
WILLIAM BRYAN Trnstae
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DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to James u. Mcclure & Cod
Southwest corner Penna avenue and IL tn street
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by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Jas. q. Mcclure Co.,)
Southwest cor Pennsylv ania enue and 18th street
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FROM THE WEST.
A Defaulting Contractor.


CHICAGO, July 21.-A telegram from Wash
ington, Iowa, says that Gabriel Armstrong, sub
contractor on the Chicago and Southwestern
Railroad, working near that place, decamped
on Friday last with $4,000, leaving between
four and five hundred hands unpaid, and debts
amounting to $4,000. He was accompanied in
his fight by his foreman, named Clark, and an
under contractor.
The Heated Term.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-The weather has been
terribly hot in this city for the past eight or ten
days, the thermometer averaging 80 in the
shade. Yesterday at o'clock p. NJ. it was 90.
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-The weather continues
dry and hot. The mercury at o'clock P. NJ.
yesterday stood at 100 and at 6 2. NJ. at "a.
Cincinnati Board of Trade.
CINCINNATI July 21.-The Board of Trade
will this morning consider the means of securing
the transportation of freight South during the
approaching close of the Louisville Canal. A
plan proposed is to lay at New Albany and JEFF
fersonville tracks to the landing, to connect the
railroad between those places, and thus transfer
the freight around the Falls.
JEFF Davis.
MEMPHIS, July 21.-Jefferson Davis left here
yesterday, via the Southern mail route, for Eu-
rope, to bring his family home.
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from EUROPE.
The River Weser Closed.


BERLIN July 21.-The mouth of the river
Weser has been closed with sunken hulzs, to
prevent the entrance of vessels of the French
navy.
The Reported Battle at Forbach.
LONDON, July 21.-The battle which was yes
terday reported to have occurred near Forbach
was mere exchange Of shots by the sentnels
of the customs patrol.
England md Belgium.
LONDON, July 21.-The statement made yes
terday afternoon that the English Government
intends to despatch troops to protect Belgium is
generally discredited. The Daily Ne,oS of this
morning pronounces the rumor false.
plies.
BERLIN, July 21.-The vote in the North Ger
man Parliament yesterday for an extraordinary
credit of one hundred and twenty millions was
unanimous at the first and second reading.
The Popular Feeling in Paris-A scene at the
Grand Opera.
PARIS, July 2l.-Madame Soss sang at the
Grand Opera last evening, and in the third act
cf Masaniello introduced the "Marseillaise"
when O scene of excitement and enthusiasm
occurred that was indescribable. The audience
rose en- 1oasse and joined in the song which
terminated amid deafening shouts OF 'Vive la
France !"
The Tur kish Reserves.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 19--The Leudnt
Herald of to-day announces that the first class
of the reserves has been called under arms
This, with the regular forces, makes the Turk
ish army 100000 strong. The policy of Turkey
is absolute neutrality.
Generous Offer.
BERLIN, July 2l.-An enthusiastic German in
the State of Illinois has sent cable telegram to
Bismarck promising to give $500 to the captor
of the first French flag.
Bismarck and the Germans.
BERLIN, July 21.-Count Won Bismarck in
formed the North German Parliment yesterday
that the declaration of war was the first aud
only document officially received from France,
proving conclusively that surprise was intended.
1t is still believed here that Austria will maintain
passive neutrality, without arming.
Novel Incident.
Upon the arrival of the steamship Cimbria at
Havre on Saturday, on her regular trip from
Hamburg to New York, five hundred Germans,
who had paid their passage to America, hearing
of the declaration of war, left the ship, returned
to Prussia, and enlisted In her armies.
This Mornins's Quotations.
LONDON, July 21-11 80 A. M.-Consols opened al
S9& for money and S9T for account. U. s. securi-
ties quiet. 5-20s OF 1862 S0H OF 1885, old, S011 OF
1857, so; 10-40s, TO- Stocks heavy Erie 15H; ILL
nois Central, 101 Great Western, 81
LIVERPOOL, July 2l-11'30 A. M.-Cotton opens
quiet mddling upland, 93Sd ;middling Orleans 9sSd
The sales are estimated at 5000 bales Corn 35s. 3D.
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NARk & LADEER, BrokerS, report this morning
philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, July 2.-There Is no movement in
Cloverseed, and $3.50 is asked for small lots from
second hands. Timothy is held at s7bO % bushel,
without sales. Flaxseed is very scarce, and if here
would readily sell at s225.
No. Quercitron Bark is offered at $50 per ton,
without sales.
There is not so much activity in Breadstuns but
supplies come in slowly, and prices OF Flour are well
fine, at s5To@587H; extras at Sc; spring wheat
extra families at S6 25@ 25 Pennsylvania do do at
SIeg750; Indiana and ohio at 81 259775; 500 barrels
Market street Mills on secret terms and fancy at
ss@s76. Rye Flour is scarce and firm at $3.50. In
Corn Meal no sales.
The demand for Wheat has fallen OF, but prices
are unchanged. Sales of 1900 barrels at 10 for
Pennsylvania and 81 e0@1'63 for new Delaware
Corn is less active. bales of 5000 bushels yellow at
sl'l5, and Western mixed at sl11@1I2. Rye has
advanced TO sl'12H for Ohio and 1I2@114 for Penn
sylvana. Oats are scarce, and 5000 bushels prime
sold at 65@67c., and Southern at CSC.
Whisky is quiet. We quote Western iron-bouNd
at Sl'05