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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
Demonstration /, Against the Texas
State Admit n fstratfOn, dc.

GALVESTON, TEXAS. Sept. 20.-The grand.
torch-light procession last night in this CITY
of the opponents Of The present State Ad-
ministration was the most brilliant display
ever witnessed hero. 1t is estimated that
5000 persons were in the procession, and
10000 around the speakers stand, which
was decorated with hundred flags, repre-
senting every nation.
The assembly was addressed by distin-
gushed speakers from different sections of
the State, and much enthusiasm was mani
tested.
Many negroes have been registered rs
voters ut Houston, Texas, who have been
recognized by citizens of Galveston and
uempstead as being citizens of those places.
A large schooner Is ashore on Galveston
island, three miles below the city, and Is a
total wreck. The words "Tom, Of Gin
einnati" are on her tow.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDs

DRESS SILKS IN PATTERNS
w arrented 10 be Of the hest quality.
10 yards tDrabl for Sa5, che IN al sAs.
Is yards lGraeu) for $3L 90. chean q. s,o.
- YARDS BIual Tor $40 cheap ST $50:
!. yard3 lBrownl for S3j cheap az $50.
ID yards BLACK for $50, Cheap at 80.
SILKS IN THE PIECE.
ELEGANT BLAUK GRO-GRATN SILKS
THESE Silks are genuine bargains
Elegant SILK POPLINS, SILK MIXTURES
bLaCh ALPAOASf from 4Uc. no to 81 an:
Large Stock OF LACES and EMBKuIUEnIKS
BLhCh LACE AZ a5r., worth 81;
BLANK LACE ct 75c worth 81 SO:
LINEN HAADKERCHIERS, at Fl Der dc zen
KID GLOVES all sizes and colors.
we warrant our DOLLAR KID GLOVES To he
feet rate. ~" CO W oe
ElBBONS all widths and colors,
NoIIINGHaM ACE ny the yard % baryaip).
NCII1 Ugh An LACE CURTAINS chsa6
MAhSEiLLES QUILTS at 81 SO,
splendid RsELLLES COUnTEEPANES al
$3.50 worth $l2; - - - ~ -
Good LN GRAIN CARPETS at 81, worth sI.as.
1ql lice Of elegant BRUSSELS and VELVET
Firetrase LADIES' SARATOGA TRUNKS at s5
BLEAChkD and BROWN CorToas
~ n, L. A TX, and C3LORED VEL
CHARLOTTESVILLE and other CAssIMERFs.
Dc ~ LUCK W ALI, Il ansISS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

GEN. McCLELLAN.-The New York Trs-
tune INDUCES the following humor at Gen.
McClellan's expense on the occasion of his
he,Italing about accepting Connolly's place:
1t seems like renewing the memories OF
decade since TO hear that Gen. Mcclellan
la, not vet decided upon his next move
mcnt. He finds the enemy unexpectedly
intrepched and fortified Ia his immediate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
From Mormondom-AJ Judges Charge
10 q Grand Jury.

SALT LAKE CRY, Sept. 2O.-AIt r dis
charging the avowed polygamst (whereat
the Mormon journals are very bitter,
United States Judge McKain charged the
grand jury that "the crimes of murder,
arson, larceny, bigamy, adultery, and riot
in Utah are the same crimes throughout
the Christian dominion" Concluding, he
said, Gentlemen, it is your duty and mine
to enforce the laws. Let us do it without
fear, favor. affection, prejudice, OF the hope
of reWard,n
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FROM NEW YORK,
TIE FINANCIAL TROUBLES.


NEW York, Sept. 20.-Up to 4 O'Clock
the order ignoring Comptroller Connolly
and his deputies.
Perfect calm prevails about the City Hall
and the new Courthouse. Deputy Comp
trolIer Green is in quiet possession.
The Post learns on good authority that
early in the summer city vouchers for
So, 900, 900 we're stolen from the comptrol-
ler'S Office. The mayor and other officers
outside the office only recently learned OF
the abstraction. The city auditor, through
whose hands these vouchers passed, was a
son Of Connolly, and he is now i'll Europe.
The fact that the vouchers were missing,
however, was believed. for good reasons, by
the editors of the Euentng Post, i'll the pre-
sent month, and was referred to III u leading
article Is q subject of Inquiry.
cit now appears that the condition of the
COmptroilcr's records is even worse than
was, supposed. The city auditor, through
whose hands these vouchers passed, aud
who was responsible for their accuracy, was
J. Townsend Connolly, son OF the Comp
troller. He has since left this couctry and
gone to Europe, and MIR. Herring has taken
his place. 1884,
Up to the time of going to press we have
not been able to learn whether the-youch-
ers were missed immediately after Connol-
ly's sons departure, nor have we any facts
which directly tend to 1mplicatc him in the
theft. 1t was said some days ago by men
who knew that these vouchers were miss
ing. and that it was designed in the comp
trOller's office to manufacture new ones in
their place, but we do not find any evidence
that such is the case !; but it Is believed that
Mayor Hall will make official use Of this
robbery, rs we'll as of the latter one, to the
utmost, for the purpose of driving Ar.
Connolly from his Office" ---.
The Euening Neaos says that the person
who stole the vouchers from the Comptrol-
ler's office is known, and warrant Is out
for his arrest.
The Department Of Parks has made re-
QUESTION upon Comptroller Connolly for
the money required to meet the payments
now due upon the pay-rolls of parks. This
is O distinct recognition Of Connolly's right
to perform the duties Of Comptroller.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The reported
wreck of the "Typhoon is incorrect;
but typhoon at Keeling island, in the Pa
cific ocean, wrecked q number or vessels,
and a number Of lives were lost. '
Recorder Quincy, the English commits
sioner under the Washington treaty, has
arrived. ...s.
REQUIEM mass was celebrated here to-day
for the souls of the Pontiical Zouaves who
fell year ago defending Rome.
q. S. Treasurer Spinner arrived on the
steamer China.
The steamboat Fort Lee was cut to the
waters edge to-day by the steamer Nereus,
from Boston. The Lee was run ashore. No
lives lost.
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Philadelphia Cattle nIarket.

SEPT. lS-5 p. M-Ihe cattle market was dull
this week, and prices favor buyers. The rscsipts
1900 head. Sales Of choice at 7@l7Sc, the latter
for few extr,: fair to good at 5SIQ5lc., and com
mon atd6l5c. % ID. gross.
Cows and Caves attracted much attention, and
prices advanced. Sales Of spriugers ut $500 iS0
and fresh cows ut s5S1sss; Receipts, $50 head.
Sales OF fair and good at ts6lec., and common al
- s. a 80. So per head. Lambs brought sGSc. lie.
pts Is, 0i0 head.
hogs were rather quiet but steady In price.
Sales Of slop st Gsg6lc., apd corn.red ut 707lc.
Rcceipts 81 the Union Uroye Yard, 8 O93 head
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POET OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 90 1871

Port OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1871.
ARATvEp
Steamer Palisade, Eelson- - /.
Schooner William NJ. AldridCe, Fisher, Pills
delrhis, coal
schooner James Pa rsons, -. Philadelphia,
coal.
Schooner Narcissa, Bunting, Havre de Grace,
coal.
Schooner David Arnes, Ams', Boston, ice, A.
G. Bahcock. -.
Brig Adolph. Lawson, New York. light.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chardise and PASSENGERS. l.. Is. Tatum e Co.
Schooner Ashland, down river, TO load.
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TEL D 1 EdRA PHO, NEWS.


New York Atock ana Money Market.
Nxw YonK. Sept. no. money, ss1s per cent,
With ex ,epttons at i. sterlina closed q triis
trInsf Gold lisi1llss. Governments steady:
st2ss, lIsa. III #l:i So h 81 4
Stsses rather heavy Tepnessce's ~; now, same.
VirRinia,e OF new, 90. Lonioianh,s, ss new,
60. Layee's,: 10; as, go, AiAhzma,s, 100 SIS,
81. Georsia's, 81; ia. OIL. North Carolina'b $40
new, - South caroiiaa,s. 70 |; new. 90.
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90 Sew street, Now
ap A-deod&eoWsm
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALE RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $40
AND GVER DELIVERED ~ ANY fAAt
CT THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHAE6ES' 2,
HAMILTON FAsTER s SONS

HAAllf1ON fR0I LEL ~ oO4SSS
OF BALTIMORE. Md,
in order the better to meet the wants Of sr re-
-. SAM2LE BUREAU,
and will, upsn application promptly seng oy MA
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, or French,
English, and domestic nanufaeture. guar ants en-
any house In the country.
Buytng our goods from the largest and most ceie-
brated m arufnctursrs In the different parts OF Eu.
rope, and importing the same BY steamers dlreSs
to Baltimore, our stock is at al times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London ana
Paris markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts we are able and wllllngto sell our goo1s
at FROM TEN To FIFTEEN PER GENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples, specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every clsss
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
? Orders una ccomp anted by the cash Will be sent
{, y. D.. -----e-- 80 =. : .
PROMPT-PAYINa Wholesale B Uy 4 q
are invited TO inspect the stock in our Jobbing and
Package department: Address
HAMILTON EASTER y SUNS,
50 1877, 100. eO1, ana :o3 West Baltimore street,
de t-Tu&Flv baltimore, Mo.
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The Masonic Conyocatlon at Balet
more.

The Masonic Conyocatlon at BATH
more.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 20. : Communicates
have arrived here from all quarters. NO
disasters, sickness, nor other untoWard
circumstances are reported as occurring TO
any of them during their journeys hlther.
The elections occur to-day, and the grand
procession tomorrow. 1t is the largest
convocation ever held.
The General Grand Chapter is also in ses-
sion, and elects its officers to-day.
[sHCoND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.-The Grand Conyo.-
cation OF, Templars has convened. Grand
Master SeWill delivered the triennial ad-
dress, ~
The entire session was consumed in hear
ing reports. tTef
The delegation of Canada knights, in fun
regalia, visited the Convocation. -.
The Supreme Council of the Southern jill
risdiction give banquet to the Supreme
Council of the Northern jurisdiction to-
night. z's5-s.tz1.s s."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
Fatal Shooting Affray.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 20.-A dispute
about hogs between DR.. McGaverick and
MIR. Thadtord, well-kpown planters Of Ar
kansas, occurred ut ShawneetoWn, in that
State, and resulted In the fatal shooting Of
both parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
Boat Racing mt Quebec.

QUEBEC, Sept. 20.-In the four.oared race
to. day the Renforth'S crew and five Quebec
crews started. The Rcnforth's crew won
| by two minutes.
In the single scull race Kelly came out
first, Chambers second, and Percy third. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
ArFA1Rs az EUROPE. Z
From FRANCE.


VRRsALLEs, Sept. 20.- The customs ana
evacuation negotin tfons assume a aornewflat
grave aspect. The notifications proposed
by France are so serious that the W hole
matter has been referred TO Berlin.
Theirs makes demand upon Mexico for
better guarantees for Its faithfulnessto the,
treaty obligations before renewing diplo-
matte relations. "a 90 Vi q y 80 s :, e
From Rome. - Il 4
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. "a & ft
ROME, Sept. 20.--The anniversary cele-
bration Of the occupation pf. the city by the
italian troops was celebrated enthusias-
tically. Everything passed Off quietly and
orderly. .].
From Lendon.
LONDON, Sept. 20.--The Times, in dis.
cussipg the municipal affairs In New York,
advises the citizens to put aside party in.
terests, as otherwise the evil, checked Tor
time only, win reappear in m aggravated
form.
The strikes continue, and large number
of sympathetic meetings are being held.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
The Slavery Question ia Rrs2;I.

LISBON, Sept. 20.-The opposition to
emancipation in the Brazilian Parliament is
30 obstinate that the passage OF the bill this
session is improbable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
Woman, sufr-.ras,,C Omaha.

OMAHA, Sept. 20.-The new Constitution
YVES heavily defeated. The woman's suf-
frage clause, which was submitted sepa-
ralely, was disastrously defeated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
Buried Alive I'm a Caysss sewer.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.-Ten to fifteen
laborers were buried to-day by the caving
in of 4 sewer on kentucky avenue. Two
have been taken out alive, and one dead.
The others can be heard, and will soon be
rparhaG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
Republican Nomination i'm InIrois.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 20.-The Republican
State Convention to nominate Congress-
man ut large has nominated General J. l..
Beveridge. The Convention was presided
over by d. w. Mum. -Four counties were
unreprescntcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
Cholera TIA New ,yeTsay,

NEW YORK. Sept Pot is said that two
cases OF Asiatic cholera have appeared at
Perth Amboy, n. j. The victims were re-
Gently landed from German emigrant ship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

Railroad COnHection with Canada.
BANGOR. Me-, Sept. 20.-The last rail OF
the European and North American rail-
road, connecting the United States with
the maritime provinces Of Canada, was
laid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
The Recent Fire at Virginia City,
Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2O.-The losses by
the recent fire at Virginia City reach $3.50,
600. Four entire blocks in the centre OF
the business portion of the town were
burned.
The origin of the fire was a defective
smoke.stack in planning mill. Many ire
men were injured and one Killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

SNOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.-We are
- now ready to furnish the public with all
grt DIES Of CLOVER HILL UOkL, fresh from
the r1inee, at summer prices. Also, SOFT
0KE, perfectly clessasf dirt and Elstc, at The
following prices: -:
LUMNaAoo;
HAIL. 1J6?IU.
ANTHRACITE COAI1-EsS, Steve, and Nut
OF the very best quality, and at :ha lowest market
value. "sf-
SAX and PIKE wOOD-loug. sawed, and
split always on hand and for Gale cheap by
ANDERSON Il KING.
Basin bank, between Sth and 9th streets.
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WOOD AND COAL.
rOAL AND WOOD.

TOAL AND WUOD.
Now dischsrsfng from schoouers Ashland and
j. II. Henry full stock of best HENRY CLAY
and LEE coal, tor rrateB, stoves, End furnaces.
Also, NUT COAL, prepared especially for base
burning stoves At from ssiai to $2sper Ton de- de-
best lolnp; $3.50 for hail. OAK and PINE
WOOD At lowest cash prices, at 10th and Cary or
Sc 10 '' CHAs. H. PAGE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
MAXINE INTEl.LIGENCE.

aINlATug ALMANAC, SEpTKMRER 81, ISL.
ecn r.sea s.ss moon SETS. 10. SO
e:,n se.s ,...... coz High Tide. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21
BUsIsEsS CHANGES.

EiOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE
Il ONE OF "HE Ba1S STANDS IN TIE
C1IY.-BeiDg DESTROYS to remove south on SC
count of my Health 1cfe- for SAFE my entire stock
of GROCERIES tall fre:h). FlXTURHS, SLOW
CASES, and everything Pertaining TO It, together
with the LEASE on store. Galt At
G. HECfIIEGER'S,
Sc 20-St* Corner 9Th aud BroHd streets.
A RARE CHANCE.-I offer in exchange
N far GROCERIES, or DRY GOODS, hhT
BsICK HOUSE, with half-scre lot in TIE fl1ur-
ishing towH OF Wytheville, Va, Situated on Main
str, CT, and commanding 4 full view or the entire
town. Merchants having small stock OF hand,
and wishing TO exchange OIL fair terms, viii DO
we'll to frquiIe by let:.ec 70 Il. q. 4. EUYiR.
: .nural Relreat,n WJthe county, Va.
Sc 20.3L&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

CUPERIOR OLIVE OIL, ENGLISH
ISS MUSTARD and OFFICES. For sale by
J.BLAIR. Druggist,
aais s2S Broad STREET.
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TOAL, COKE. AND WOOD.

! am now prepared 10 furnish the best Clover
Hill LUMP and HAIL COAL; SOFT COKE
tn" best fuel for stoves and range; ANTdRA-
CITE COAL, OAK and PINE WOUD.
Coal-vard On Basin bank, corner OF 10th and
Cary streets. ...#
IN I'm a. u. TDW MS.
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q o Cd N E W S.!

II ooD N e " S!
we nave just received full snd splendid assort-
sortmeat of
FALL DRY GOODS r"
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
CALL AND BUY.
Black Alpacas from soc. upwards; -
Colofed Alpacas at rs, $40, and soc. per yard;
Empress Cloths, al: wool, ut soc. and csc
foplins, al desirable colcrs, at e. 30 a73 and 49,.
Plalos, latest styles, at 80, 90, SD, and Soc:
japanese Silks aud Poplins Ia all pretty shades :;
iriSn soplins at sl.So; worth 81 per yard;
Casslneres, DoesRlns,
Brosecloths, Waterproo's,
Flaunels. Tke.s.
! sbaTls, fkhts, Quilts,
La5ie Liners. hapk,nn,
Towelg, Hsndkerchlers,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Fmbroileries,
Ribbons,
and lots OF ether pretty and desirable goods, at
VIM. THALHIMER & SONS,
&c 90 Flo. Sol Broad ees, corner 9th st.
NEW GOODS! NEW STYLISH
NEW PRICgs..I
s. HlRsH, 6c7 BROAD STREET,
Has juet received large and varied assortment OF
fresh and scasonEble
DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED IN
LACE COLLARS, HOSIERY, CORSETS,
HEMSTlTCHED HANDKERCHiETs,
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, AND
WHITE LINENS,
MD G4ONES ut ...".............."..Se 90
KID GLOVES at ..........................l so
KID GLOVES al -..........................1 90
KID GLOVES at ......................:... 75c
ND GLOVE st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soc
something new.)
HEAVY REpPaD BLACK SILK ST.. SO
att. SIRsus,
Sc Is az Broad street.
IF YOU WISH
4 CHEAP DRY GOODS
GO TO
JULIUS SYCLES'S,
Ais BROAD STREET. between 4th and 9Th
He has received q large lot Of FLANNELs, o
III SHADES aud colors, III which he Gffers great In
dIcemenss. AS evccy oEe wishes such goods a
this time OF the year, they would therefore do vel
to give him call. ~ n.
Ha offers to the public great inducements in tn
way OF CASslMEREs, which he will sell for csc
ana Soc per yard less than they can be bought Till
season. anu which are only suitable for ial ant
=, He will open this day 50 dozen Gents Merint
prices. Nv '' '.AA
lie also tfsrs fill line OF Fall Dress Goods YER,
Schesp suSh as Black Silks, Irish Popllns. Bonn
II Aipaca3, Merinos, Fmpress Cloths, aht
Irish Re2s; Bleached, Brown, and other Bones
tic5-a full assortment. SA A>oA@0
rhlrty ,hve p airs OF Blankets on hand, which he
oIers ut last years prices.
remember, goods have advanced.
JULIUS SYCLES,
40 Eroad stree, between 4th and 5th SITS.
9ALEsaEN j. j. Turner, John IL, Gary. w.
ID. Powers, and 4. o. Beyell ~ o"i'' w
Store closed on Saturdays ,ro,
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T 3. BENTLEY, AGENT.

~ 3. BENTLEY, AGENT. .s
Coal-ysri aud office corner 18th and Cary sts.;
alsn office for orders corner of 18th and Cary
with Peyton Il Caryh Immediately opposite
The new Cora Exchange. Dealer in AfrHRh a.
CVrT and CUMRKRLAEp COAL IN sizes and
qualities suitable for CRATES, stoves, cooking,
steaur engines, and smiths work. sc Film
TOHN WERTH, office on 18th street,
~ one door from Main, deals In
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
Anthracite, W1uterpock and Glover Hill
COAL AND SOFT COKE.
WDDn--;4cIg, sawed, and split.
All at the Lowest market rstes for CASH.
a. lam joins WEETH.
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ANNIVERSARY cELEBRAr1os...

The strikes continue, and large number
of sympathetic meetings are being held.
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'''' PRINCE EDWARD G. a., NA',$
SnntemNer 10. 1871.
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roa ~ 6ains-k
MARG UERfTE.
nY NELLY MAcKAY HUTCHINSON.

PROM dawn TO nightiar, at her window sitting,
sb waits, while drift the heavy hours away;
Az ike the swallows all her thoughts go fitting
To that sweet South wherein they fain would stay.
Up from the street there comes the lazy laughter
OF girls who linGer by the fountains fail;
She heeds Thorn not-her gaze stin follows after
Tho clouds that roll beyond the city wall
5he vaguely hears her mether's fretful Gliding,
Her idle wheel grows dusty at her side;
lAstless she wonders where her Love is biding,
Whereer he be there must her heart abide.
An the day long she listens for his coming,
All the long day she dreams Of one dear face
She hears his whisper In the bees low humming,
She feds his kisses in the winds embrace.
lonely she dreams while the warm sunshine fingers
Upon the earven angels Of her chair
Alone sits sobbug, while with silver fingers
The mOOnbeams thread her soft, unbraided hair.
IN. heavy heart so passionate its yearning,
She needs must know that all her peace is DER;
That eager pain meath her white bosom burning
Tells her tie gone, 20 enter there no more.
But once 10 feel, unchecked, his fond caressingi
One wild, sweet hour close 20 his heart 10 pressl
There her thought stops what else OF bliss or blessing
The great world holds she does not care to guess.
etih az her window dreaming, longing, weeping,
While TO their mates the gray doves coo and call,
Bhe leans ana watches the slow clouds go creeping
rar down the blue, beyond the city wall.
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SECOND BOARD,
THURSDAY, July 13-P. ".

The stock market was fairly active during
the early portion the day, the dealings having been
characterized by another, though not unusual seins
movement the part Of the ciques, who having estao
lshed an advance yesterday afternoon felt themselves
justified perhaps in selling if they could hnd parties 10
take their stock The business has been confined to the
shares which have constituted the features for many
DAYS past Wiz Lake Shore, Rock Island, and ONO ana
Mississippi although the Northwest, Erie ana feauiH
received considerable attention. The general narAe'
opened firm, but under the influence already noteu'
prices declined TO / per cent on the entlre hst'
There was little or no recovery IN ldser
dealings except in a few stocks. The feature in the
miscellaneous list was the COLLAPSE" in Consolidation
after the sharp rise noted yesterday the price having
dropped over three per cent Express shares were dull
There were sales the Board Of Illinois Central at 1851
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, l0b0lo8; Han
niba and St. Joseph 80; Preferred, &c. The following
are the highest and lowest prices of active stocks:
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The following were the awards
Foreicn Exclango closes at the following rates /:

The steamer Nemesis took out $4,000 in gold.
The money market works with uninterrupted ease,
and large balances LETT unemployed at the close Of
business Call loans generally negotiated at and
per cent with exceptions at 4 railway and miscea-
neOus collateral There is good demand for prime in
dorsed mercantile accepances, which sold at 4d5i per
cent.
The Government bond market irregular, though in
the main heavy and fraction lower The market was
without feature. Fisk Hatch report Governments as
follo AT A H. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
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