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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 81.
FLOUR-Dull-Superfne 50 s0a4 90
X, 81 Ooa4 25; Xxx, 81 7Oa5 90.
WHEAT-Higher. For inspected lots
No. No. 3 red, 81 l2! No. do. 81 Pea
l 81. Sample dull.
CORN-Dull and unchanged Mixed
bulk, on track, 4la4l3c; yellow, in sacks
Acc.
OATS-Dull and unchanged; bulk, on
track, 3lc; No. 2 Elevator 33a334 mixed,
in sacks, SIC.
BARLEY-Firm but slow 74a7sc. for
prime Iowa.
RYE-Quiet; No. . Elevator, 5saGOc.
WHISKY-Stcady, sOc.
PORK-Dull, Sl2 80.
BACON-Lower; shoulders &c. clear
rib, II; clear sides, Tiara
LARD-Dull; choice kettle, on orders,
l0al0lc.
HOGS-Scarce, 4a4sc.
CATTLE-Unchanged; Texas and In
dian, ta3l; native, Babe.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 81.
FLOUR-Drooping. Superflne s4.75
XIX $5.75; XXX $6l2Ia6.25.
CORN-Firm. Mixed G7c; white 20
OATS--Firm at soc.
HAY-Easier at S34.
BRAN-Duu at $l.O5al.O73.
PORk-Extremely dull at $l325.
BACON-Dull and nominal. Shoulders
&c; rib u; clear rib 81.
LARD-Dull. Keg l4lalG. All 9TH
ers UNCHANGED.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 81.
WHISKY-Dull ut SOC.
PROVISIONS-Frmer but quiet.
MESS PORk-Sl2.25 cash.
LARD-Sales at ssc seller year; salca-
BILE 1t $50
MEATS-Steady, with sales of shoul-
ders at 4lc.
WHEAT-Irregular and active. No. 2,
$l.l3i@l.l4 cash; $ll339l.l4 seller Au-
gust Sl,07i seller September.
CORN-Firmer; No 2, 46l u 46bc cash
seller August 44Ic; 44sc seller September;
rejected, 434 a 44c.
OATS-Firmer, No. O. 3Otc a 500 cash;
sole seller September.
RYE-Firmer and in good demand
No. 2, 59c.
BAkLEY-Active and higher; No. 2,
63c cash 633c seller September.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Whereas, william R. Burke and Rosanna Burke
his wife, did on the 22d day Of June, A; D. 1863,
execute their certain mortgage or deed OF trust
~ ishsm N Haynie to secure cortain notes there
IN meptioned, which deed Of trust was duly ac,
Snowisdged and recorded In book "D' pages Sis
<. Illinois. And whereas, default has been made
X che payment 0. said notes. Now. thereto: e,
In Accordance with the provisions of said deed
ill an Friday, the lst day OF September, 4. d.
ss1i' ~ tho front door OF the court house OF Al.
sxsndsr sounsy. State q Illinois, s,9 o,cloek I
n,onerty. Ntuste lying in the city Of Cairo tOwt:
fots nuInbered seventeen Q7), eighteen Qsl,
nnetssn Ii9l " block fly four or ss the same
Tsslor Nd Davis, the same beng described in
ssid deed Of trust for cash IN hand 70 The highest
bidder, and viii execute to the purchaser or Pur'
ch~ss ELIZABETH c. HAYNIE,
Admipis.ratrx for lsham n; Haynie
July 2sth. ls7i. u NJ NW-Io'o,
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NEWPORT, R. |.
REGATTA-CONTEST FOR THE
PRIZE CUP.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug 2l.-The regatta
which came of to-day for the challenge
cup for schooners, was won by the Tidal
Wave. During the contest some excel
lent seamanship was displayed. The day
was favorable; there being nice sailing
breeze from the southeast. Il. +. Lopers
schooner, the Modgie carried off the cup
by allowance, the time of the Sophia being
some IA minuts ahead of her in point of
arrival. The sloop yacht, Sadie, was win
ner Of the prize for the sloops also by al
lowance time.
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BUILDINGS FOR SALE.

viii sell at public sale on Saturday the goth day
Of August at ) O'Clock PM. next, the builting-,
sheds snd outhouses sitpated on the northwest
corner OF Washington. SSen0s and Finh-sueet,
Cairo, known As Mckenlie's lumber office. I'm
mediate possession will he gwen. Terms, one
half cash. snd the balance in months; note with
approved security aud interest at ten per cent.
viii be required.
II the property il sold at private sale tefore
the day name notice Of such sale will be given in
the Bulletin. JOHN Y. HARMAN,
Cairo. Aug. IL. ls7l dtd
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ST. JOE, MO.
STEAMER FONTAINELLE SUNK
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

Sr: JOE, Mo, August 2l.-Steamer Fon-
tainelie struck snsg, near Amazouia, ut
B 8p. m, and at last accounts was sinking
rapidly, The cargo, consisting Of grain,
will probably be saved.
A wagon passed up Frederick avenue,
stopped In front OF drug store, and one of
tho two men in II called for help. The
other got out, told the druggist his COM
panion WAS sick and wanted some medi-
cine. He then took the team and disap-
pesred. The sick man was carried In tho
store, and after suffering terrible agony
for twenty minutes, expired. :
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PITTSBURG.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED.
MEN.

PIrTsnuRa, Aug. 2l.--The independent
convention Of the Redmen win be held in
this city. commencing on nex: Thursday.
One hundred delegates from vsriou. parts
OF the union have already arrived, and
were entertained at q picnic to-day.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Bank OF Caro- are hereby no fled that election
Fill be held at the City National Bank on Mon
day, September 4th, for the election OF seven dl-
rectors. Polls open from ten to twelve o'clock
AN. WALIEK HIsLoP,
AuRlSltd Treasurer,
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BIN DING.

DOCKS, pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, news.
ID papers, tax iists, and every variety OF eIten,,
speedily executed, in the Bulletin book, Job,
and newspaper 5iading establishment.
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WILLIAMSPORT.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-LOSS
s250,000.

WnLIAMsPoRT, Aug. 2l.-Forty-one
buildings were consumed by fire last night.
Loss, S250, 900, insurance, $4,000.
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q. w. DUNNING, NJ. d.

~ rsfDENCE-corner Ninth and Walnut sts,
kO6ice-coYner Sixth street and Ohio levee.
0@So boWs-lgVms am. TO M and . pm
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CRYSTAL PALACE DRUG STORE,
534 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
PALACE PHARMACY. GILSEY
HOUSE. BROADWAY, AND TWENTY
NINTH STREET. NEW YORK.
TEMPLE OF PHARMACY. CONT
MENTAL HOTEL. PHILADELPHIA, and
1O4 SOUTH TENTH STREET. PHILA.
DELPHIA.
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Concluding Exercises = The Honorary
Degrees Conferred.
r.. q. n ,Ic.ai
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BuRNErrs COLOGNE the best made in Amencs.

Do You Know THAT, in consequence OF the large
advance in wools the prices OF carpetings will
be much higher than at present? Our stock OF fresh
imported goods, all grades, newest designs, rich
coloriDgs, best English manufacture, is now very
complete, the shipment OF a large part OF our
foreign goods having been delayed have just
arrived making on assortment unusually good for
this season OF the year. The variety OF hall and
stair carpets is now the best we have ever offered.
American carpetings and oil cloths also in full sup
ply at No. 1892 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
REEVE L. KNIGHT & Son.
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SEND 90 FOR NEW CITY DIRECTORY OF Wilmington
DEL. by mail, to jenkins Atkinson, Wilmington
Delaware.
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DURNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS the best.

A PERFECT CHARM.-MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP certainly does the name implies, ''soothe'
the little sufferer into quiet natural sleep, from
which 1t awakes invigorated and refreshed.
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CITY ITE M s.
For additional City Items see Third Page.

For additional City Items see Third Page.
THE PLACE TO GET REFRIGERAToRs.-One Of the
most indispensable articles OF household furniture
during the heated term is the refrigerator without
which many a family finds itself in a distressing
condition. Meats SPOIL butter is reduced to gravy,
vegetables wilt and all varieties OF table delicacies
lose their sweetness when left in sultry atmo-
sphere Every household should have its refrgera-
tor. The attention of those who have not this in
dispensable article is called to the unrivaed stock
in the establishment OF Messrs. Grif1th Page, No.
1904 Arch street. They have Refrgerators Of every
size and the style, the result Of long series OF
periments, is unquestonably unelualed. 1t permits
an economical use Of ice, and has a stowage capa-
city that one would hardly conceive possible from
external appearances. The prices are moderate.
Let all Refrigeratorless people call upon them.
DREKA AND HIS CARDs.-The name of Dreka has
become familiar, that 1t caE never be mentioned
without conjuriDg up vision OF glistening cards
and clouds OF stationery Dreka has, at the present
time, at his establishment, No. 1898 Chestnut street,
an unrvalled stock OF goods from which, at seduc-
tive prices, he bids his friends take their choice.
Every imaginable form OF inkstand, paper-cutter,
rulers, paper and desk ornaments are to be found
here, and Of quality the most excellent. Dreka has
his speciality, however and that Is card engraving,
In which he yields to no one In point of superiority
Wedding cards and visiting cards are engraved with
the utmost skill and taste, and printed with unexam-
pied neatness. He gives his personal attention to
all ORDERS and this vouches for their faithful full
hlment.
WHERE TO PURCHAsE.-Al who are now contem-
plating the purchase OF Household Furniture are
respectfully requested to call upon Mr.. A. Barlow, at
No. As South Second street, who is selling out
very large and beautiful stock at nearly cost prices
The workmanship all the articles in this establish
ment is OF the finest description, and durability has
been OF the chief qualities sought for in their
manufacture. The inducements are 80 liberal and
the variety so great that the visitor cannot fail to
make a selection. Call upon Barlow.
TAXPAYERS AROUSE Throw aside party attach.
ments and party prejudces. Combine to avert dis
grace and disaster. Go to the mass meeting tonight
at the Academy OF Music Help to purify elections.
Restore to the city her lost rights and secure local
self government.
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HELMsoLD,s COLUMN.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

to persons engaged In armed hostility to the United
States, or who accepted or attempted to exercise the
functions OF any Office, civil or military, under any
bower or constitution within The United States hos.
tile or inimical thereto. except all persons who aided
reconstruction by voting for this convention. or
this convention, and shall continuously and In good
faith advocate the acts OF the same; but the leglsla-
ture may remove such disability: Irorided, That
nothing In this section, except voting for or signing
the ordinance OF secession shall b. so construed as
to exclude from Office the private soldier Of the late
socalled Confederate States army"
And / further sIur'it to q separate vote, Section 8
Of Article MI. OF the said constitution. which Is in
"The credit OF the State shall not be pledged or
loaned In aid Of any person, association or corpora
holder In any corporation or association"
md l further submit. to q separate vote. part OF
The oath OF ofice prescribed In Section Ii OF Article
MI. OF the said constitution, which is In the follow.
n Thai I have never, as a member OF any conven-
tIOn, voted for or signed any ordinance Of seceSsiOn;
that ] have never. as u member Of any State lcslsla.
turc. voted for the call Of any convention that passed
any such ordinance"
The above oath shall also be taken BY all the city
and county officers before entering upon their iu.
ties, and by all other State officials not included In
/ direct the vote to be taken upon each OF the
abovc-clted provisions alone, AMI upon the other
portions Of the said constitution In the following
Eich voter favoring the ratification OF the constI-
tuition Excluding the provisions above guote'il. as
adopted by the convention OF May ID, 1865, shall IN.
press his Judgment by voting
fOk THE CONSTITUTION.
tIon Excluding the provisions above luote'D, shall
express his Judgment by voting
AGAINST TIE CONSTITUTION.
Each voter will be allowed to cast u separate bal
lot for or against either or 10Th OF the provisions
IL is understood that Sections I. s. O.. =. s. 9. 10. II,
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HAMILTON FISH.

SpCTptlrN Ul StHlt ~ llt tHilC Ast''
To all whom these presents may come, greeting
Know ye. that the Congress OF the united slates,
on or about the twenty;sevcnth DAY OF fe1Inais; ~
the year one thousand eight hundred and siNty.nlnc.
passed n resolution In tho words and figures follow
Ing. to-wlt:
"a Revolution propo.ino an Amendment 10 the
ConstitutioD Of The United Adtes,
Resolred by The Senate aud House Of RrprsscHid-
fires Of The United States Of Americd IN Congre,I
n,ssp6lrd two.thinIs Of both Houses concurringl,
That the following Article be proposed TO the lcgls-
The Constitution or the United States. which, when
ratified by thrce-fOurths OF said legislatures, shall BE-
valid as part OF the Constitution. namely:
ARTICLE XIV.
SECTION l.. Tie right Of citizens Of tho United
States 10 vote shall not be denied or abridged BY
the United States or byany State on account Of race.
color, or previous condition OF servltlde.
SECTION 2. The Congress shall have power TO en-
force this article By appropriate legislation.
And, further, that II appears from official docu-
mcnts ON file In this Department. that the amend.
mcnt TO the Constitution Of the United States. pro-
posed as Aforesaid, has been ratified by the lcsisla-
lures OF the States Of North Carolina, West Virginia,
Massachusetts,, Wisconsin. Maine; Louisiana. Mich
%nectIcut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, New York, New
Hampshire, Nevada, Vermont, Virginia, Alabama,
Missouri, Mississippi. Ohio. Iowa, Kansas, Mime;
sofa, Rhode Island. Nebraska, anu IeNas, III all
And, further. that the States whose legislatures
have so ratified the said proposed amendment con-
stitutc thrce-f0urths OF the whole number OF states
In the United States.
And, further, that Il appears from an official docu-
mcnt on iic In this Department that the legislature
OF tho State OF New York has since passed resolu:
lions claiming TO withdraw the said ratification OF
The said amendment which hal been maic by the
legislature Of that State. and OF which Official notice
had been flied IN this Department.
And, further. that II appears from an official iocu-
mcnt on file IN this Department that the legislature
OF Georgia has by resolution ratified the said pro-
posed amendment:
Now, therefore, he II known that ], Hamilton
Fish. Secretary OF State OF the Unitct States, by
-I-..~ .al "a - 100 nf tho sfrnnI snCtlDu nt the
act OF Congress approved the twentieth day OF April,
I'm the year eighteen hundred AMI eighteen. entitled
IAN act to provide for the publication Of the laws
of the United States and for other purposes" do
hereby certify that the amendment Aforesaid has
become valid 10 all intents and purposes as part OF
the Constitution OF the United States,
In testimony whereof, ] have herennto set my.
hand, and caused the seal OF the Department OF
State to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, thls thirtleth day
H.. 81 OF March, In the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy. and OF the Lode
~pendence Of the United States Of America the
ninety.fourth. HAMlLToS fish'
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NOTICE IN eANKRUPTcY.

nlSTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Nevada, ss.-lu
The matter ABRAHAM HAAS, banSrupt-A
warrant in bankruptcy has ben issued by said
Court against the estate OF Abraham Haas, OF
Virginia. County Of Storey, and State OF Nevada.
In said District. who has been duly adjud:cd
a bansnp. on his own petition: and the pay
ment OF any debts and the delivery ofany prop
erty belonging TO said bankrupt, to him. or to
his use, and the transfer OF any property by him.
are forbidden by law. A meeting OF the crcdi'
tors OF the said bankrupt, TO prove their debts
estate, will be held at q Court Of Bankruptcy,
10 he holden at Virginia City. in said District.
on tho thirtieth day Of January, Al u. ISL, at ,
o'clock 7. u . At the ONCE OF +. STROTHER.
the Register In Bankruptcy Of said District. No.
10 North c street, Virginia. storey comfy; state
OF Neyada. GEORGE |.
U. y. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
Iorss Seeiv Attorney ialT.td
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NOTICE IN bankruptcy.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Nevada, ssh
the mstrer Oh. NJ. DANIEL, bankrupt.-Awar:
rant Iu~ bankruptcy has been Issued by said
Cont against tho estate Of J. VI. DANIEL, OF
YIrglnja. and the County Of Storey and State OF
Nevada, In said District. who has been duly
adjudyed a bankrupt on his own petitions: and
the payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging TO said bankrupt. to him. or
for his use. and the transfer OF any property oy
him, are forbidden by law. A meeting OF the
creditors OF the said bankrupt. 10 prove their
debts and to choose one or more assignees OF
said estate, win be held at = Court OF Bankrupt
CIV, to DO holden at No. 16 North G street. Nir.
ginia City, In said district, on the 18th day or
February, A. d. 1871, at u O'Clock ~. at the
ONCE OF &. Strother, the Register In Bankrupt
GEORGE I, LAMMON,
T., Marshal and Messenger In Bar 1ruptcy.
Jonas Ssely, Attorney. fs$td
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HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
mo. 81
b. tie President Of the United States Of America.
PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS, pursuant to the first section OF the act
Of Congress approved the eleventh day OF June. one
thousand eight hundred and hNty-i1ur, entitled
IAN net to provide for the Execution OF treaties be-
tween the United States and foreign nations respect
Ing consular Jurisdiction over the crews Of vessels
Of such foreign nations In the waters AMI porls Of
the United States" II Is provided that before !Iat
act shall take effect as 20 the ships and vessels Of
any particular nation having such treaty viii the
United States. the President Of the United states
Shall have been satisfied that similar provisions
have been made for the execution OF such treaty by
the other contracting party. and shall have Issued
his proclamation 10 that effect, declaring that act 10
be in force nS TO such nation: q,
And whereas. due Inquiry, having been made and
satisfactory answers having been received That SIM.
liar provisIOns are In force In France, Prussia. and
Inc other States OF the North German Union AMI
Italy: ~
Now, therefore, bc Il known that ]. Ulysses s.
Grant. President Of the United States OF America
do hereby proclaim the same accordingly.
Done Mt the city Of Washington. this 10Th day OF
T.. 81 February, In the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred AMI seventy, AMI OF the Indie
p~cnlence Of the United States Of America the nine
ty.fourth, US. GRANT.
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NorIcE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL States for the District OF Nevada, ss.-ln
the matter OF SAMUEL HAAS, bankrupt.-A
warrant In bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate OF Samuel Haas. OF the
CITY OF Virgins. Comfy OF Storey and State OF
Nevada, in said District, who has been dnly sd
Judged q bankrupt, upon his own petition. aud
the payment Of any debts, and the deliver.
Of any property belonging TO said bankrupt,
property BY him, are forbidden by law. a
meeting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and TO choose one or more a..
si-lees Of said estate. will be held at a Court
OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at Virginia City,
in said District. on the eth day of January.
A. I. 1871, At IL o'clock ", at the Office OF +.
Strothcr, the Register in Bankruptcy OF said Dis
trict, No. ID North c street, Virginia, Storey
county, State OF Nevada.
GEORGE I. LAMMON,
u. =. Marshala and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
.Ionas S,ely- ATTORNEYS. lalt-tu
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notice IN BANKRUPTCY.

nISTRICT COITRT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Sesala.-In Bank.
ruptcy.-In the matter OF THOMAS SEALE
AMI HENRY MOTT. MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Nevada, "a. 4 warrant in bankruptcy has
baeu issued BY sald Court against the es-
tats Of Thomas Scalc and Henry Mott.
NJ the County Of Storey and State OF Ne
vata, In said District. who have been duly I'D
judged hankuip,s upon petition OF their credit.
oas : and the payment OF any debts and the de-
livery Of any property belonging TO said hank
rupfs, TO them or 10 their use. and the transfer
Of any property by Item, are torStcden ny hw.
A meeting of the creditors OF the raid bank
rupts, to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more assignees OF their estate, will be held
at a Conrt OF Bankruptcy. TO be holden at Nir.
rinia City, In said district. on the 18th day OF
February, A. d. 1871, AT IL O'Clock NJ, at the
oflrc Off. STROLLER, the REGISTER In Bankruptcy
of sail District, No. 10 North c street (Me-
din Buikling.) .t GEORGE l LAMMOS,
u, s, Msrshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
ID = Ni.Iirk Attorney. fei I'd