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HO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
- bhlDGE--Steara packet Excelsior viii make her
tseullalr uips TO above places SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY
M hlDAd Leave High street and canal at $50 a.
:. .poes or lii2 9Th street northwest, l4-5ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-29

THE o. 8. 8. TALLAPoosA will leave the WASH
ington navy yard Wednesday next with stores for
the northern yards. No one has yet been selected
as Capt. Kellogg's successor in the command OF
this vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-29

rRa UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CLA-
~ baugh Hall, 1880 14th street northwest, Rev. g.
B. PATcH, pastor-Services: Preaching sunday morn
ing at II O'Clock. Sunday School Sunday afternoon at
80 O'clock Prayer meetings Wednesday evenings at
Z 80 O'Clock. Ali are welcome. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-29

THE CONTRACT for the manufacture OF one Of
Yates heavy rihed cannon for experimental use
by the ordnance bureau of the army has been
awarded to the South Boston iron company.
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ZONE RIVER OYSTERS!
or,,s rssbas. rsGRASD D FAMILY OYSTER ROAST.

GRAND FAMILY OYSTER ROAST
For the Bench: II E L. Sizers FsmiIy
TO MARSHALL HAIY
On the comnlod steamer Mary Wssb;,,+o, CRY
OAn sept 50 Steamer leaves 7th street whsrf ~
1880 g. ~. returning at Pm. "n1fi s1
Inree nnndreI bushes OF select Salt Water Oysters
nave been Sged and will be delivered or. Sst,ria
evening. Sept ~ by the steamer John W. ThomnsoaS
from Cone river, for al 70 en- Joy them.
Music by Piof. Pettitt's Brass Band,
No Objectionable person allowed,
Prof X. E. Odlunl, the Champion Diver and DARING
Exhibition swimmer will give this occasion series
Of his wonderful exhibits in the water.
Tickets so ct-.; children IS For sale by Com
ptttee. at the Cigar Stand OF ST. Marc Hotel and at
G5-It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-29

THE CRUISE OF THE LoOKoUT.-The United States
fish commission steamer Lookout, Capt. William
Hamlen, has arrived at Baltimore after her sum-
mer cruise on the coast Of the eastern states The
principal work performed by the Lookout was
among the menhaden fisheries, between the east
end OF Long Island and Block Island. The Look
out Will leave Baltimore on Monday for the oyster
farms at st. JerOme'S bay, st. Mary'S county, The
Lookout will work among the oyster beds OF the
Chesapeake until she is driven out by tae tce, when
her work Will probably be transferred to southern
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YELLOW FEvER.-The Secretary OF the Navy has
received a telegram from Commandant Welch, of
the Pensacola navy yard, dated the 18th instant,
as follows: "Two cases of yellow fever, one of
which died to-day. not having been found until
lust before DEATH
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CONGRESSIONAL FLATs.-A gentleman protesting
to represent New York capitalists has been making
inquiries concerning the Carroll row and other
adjacent property on Capitol Hill fronting the
Capitol grounds, with the view Of purchasing a
site for the erection Of large fats or apartment
building, for the use Of Congressmen and Others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-29

INCREASED POSTAL RECEIPTs.-The sixth audi
tor has prepared statement, showing the gross
receipts OF the Post Office department for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1883. The gross reve-
nue. was S44 S27, ,473. SO, which shows an increase
over last year OF So 1862 15679. The value OF post
age stamps sold was S42 923 SCI. 9S increase Of
s. 3902448S. The value Of the stamps sold for the
quarter ending June 30 1889, So 562 21228, an
increase over the corresponding quarter last year
OF $692 909 63.
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THE CASE OF LIEUT. RoBERTsoN.-The sentence
Of the court martial in the case of I'd Lieut.. Rob-
ertson was, as has been stated, suspension for
short time, not over a year. The court found 1t
Robertson not guilty OF the ofrense charged. con-
duct unbecoming an officer and gentleman, but
guilty OF conduct preJudicial to good order and
Of war. Judge Advocate General Swain, in his
review OF the proceedings, takes the ground that
the court was not justified, under the evidence, in
bringing In verdict OF guilty OF violating the
sixty-second article OF war, and recommends that
the findings OF the court be disapproved. No fur
ther action will be taken in this case until the re-
turn OF the President
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GEN. HUNTS SUCCESSOR THE DEPARTMENT OF
THE SouTH.-The Secretary OF War says that no
one will be appointed to succeed Gen. Hunt in
command OF the department of the south for some
time to come as there is no of1cer OF suitable
rank available for that duty at present The bust.
ness OF the department will be conducted under
direction of Major General Hancock. An officer
will be ordered there when the changes incident
to General Sherman's retirement are made.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander George B. White,
ordered to duty as lighthouse inspector OF the
fourth district; Commander Frederick Rogers, de-
tached from duty as lighthouse Inspector, and
ordered to command the receiving slip Independ-
ence; Capt G. S. Norton, detached from the 1nde-
pendence and placed on waiting orders; Ensign p.
J: Werlich, ordered to the Colorado; Lieut. w. A.
n. H.; Ensign F. w. Coffin, detached from the
Minnesota and ordered to the Trenton; Ensign
Ross, detached from the navy yard, New York, ,and
ordered 10 the naval academy Ensign John Glib
son, ordered to duty In the photographic Office.
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rESo THE SUNDAY 'HERsLDn TOMORROW
G>S will be strikingy interesting number 1t will
contain:
Tom Ochiltree's Presentation to Queen Victoria an
able description OF most laughabe occurrence byCol
George H. Butler.
Squid." il Lively Letter. describes what he saw in
Amsterdam and Berlin.
THE Lounger on the Avenue" gives of the best
''lhe Snake Dance Of the Moqus," the most marvel
Gus reilgous rite known to country is de-
scribed in vivid letter by Washington lady who saw
it.
The ''Anecdotal Photographs" contain some curious
sto: les about celebrated PERSONS.
The Society Chat as usual, is unapproachable for
fulness and accuracy. 1t
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row, superintendent of the second life saving dis
trict, under whose direction experiments have re-
Gently been made in the use of oil for calming q
rough sea, has been presented to the president Of
the board on life saving appliances ana by him
saving service. After recitlng the experiments he
says: 1.-THE majority OF the printed statements
together with all verbal statements made by
mariners who have used it, furnish conclusive evi-
dence that in deep water oil has q calming effect
upon rough sea, but the conclusion deduced from
Our experiments is that Oil exertS no influence
when an tnrolllng, undulating wave from the
ocean throws thousands OF tons OF water upon the
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n ~ FLETCHER CHAPEL, CORNER NEW YORK
E-g avenue and 4th street.-Preaching Tomorrow
at IL o'clock q. and p m. Sunday school at $3.50
q m. 1t
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EuIuRE MOVEMENTS

The Cons Millsr, Capt. Joseph D. Moore,
is the Tuesday packet for Cincinnati.
The Rene Mscready, C,p'. o. K. Joplip,
is the Tuesday packet for S.. Francis river.
The Ida DArrsgh, Capt. Ed Nowlsnd, is
the Tuesday packet for all points on Arkan-
sas river.
The Lee-Lins packets Monday evening
are the Coahoma, for Frisrs Point, and the
Dean Adams, for Osceoia.
The Anchor-Lins packets Sunday morn
ing are the City Of Cairo, for Vicksburg, and
the City Of Helena, for ST. LOUIE.
THE Mark Twain, Capt. W. P. Hall, is the
packet Monday evening for Dyersburg and
sill way points. I'D. Fuller is in the Office.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Mark r. Cheek, lie
the United States mail packet, Monday
evening at 5 o'clock, for Arkansas City and
all way landings. E. w. Outlaw is her at
tertive clerk.
HE elegant passenger packet City of New
Oaleans, Capt. A. J. Carter, is the Anchor
Lime packet this moraipg at 10 o'clock for
New Orleacs and all intermediate landiugs.
Archie Woods il her clerk.
THE josie Harry, Capt. Milt R. Harry, is
the packet this evening at 5 O'Clock for all
points on White river, going through to J ack.
souport and making connection with packets
for upper White and Back rivers. ?. P.
Pease and Hugh Smith are her clerks.
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HOP BITTERS.


HEAR this, all ye people, and give ear all
IL ye fnualids of the world, Hop Bitters
will make you well and to rejoice.
2. 1t shall cure all the people, and put
sickness and suffering under foot.
3. Be thou not afraid when your family is
sick, or you have Rright's Disease or Liver
Complaint, for Hop Bttters will cure you.
4. Both low aud high, rich and poor
know the value of Hop Bitters for Bilious
Nervous and Rheumatic complaints.
5. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and 1
shall have robust and blooming health.
6. Add disesse upon disease and let the
worst come, | am safe if l use Hop Bitters.
I. For all my life have 1 been plagued
with sickness and cores, and not until 8 year
ago was l cured, BY Hop BittsTs.
6. He that keepetb his bones from aching
from Rheumatism and Neuralgia, with Hop
Bitters, doeth wisely.
8. Though thou hast soref, pimples,
freckles, sali-rheum, erysipelas, blood poi.
saning, yet Hop Bitters will remove them all
10. What woman is there, feeble and sicl
from female complaints, who desire,h moi
health, and useth Hop Bitters, and is made Uea
IL. Let pot neglect to use Hop Bitters
bring on serious Kidney and Liver COM
plants.
IL. Keep Thy tongue from being furred,
thy blood pure, and thy stomach from indi.
gestion by using Hop Bitiers.
Is. All my pains and aches and disease
go like chat before the wind when l use Hop
Bitters.
Il. Marx the man who vas nearly dead
and given up by the doctors, after using Hop
Bitters and becomeih we'll.
Is. Cease from worrying about nerveus.
nesr, general debility and urinary trouble
for Hop Ritters will restore you.
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The New Josie Harry.

As per agreement between Capt. Mill
Harry, OF the Josie Hurry, and Cap. Ed
Postal, OF the Hard Cash, the Josie Harry
will take her departure Tor White river at
the usual hour this evening, and will be the
only packet roaming up that stream until
about the lst of September. This agreement
was entered izto some time ago when the
Hard Cash was left 10 handle all the bust
ness in that stream while the Josie laid up
for repairs and repainting. That work hay.
ing been done, now the Hard Cash goes to
bank for the same purpose, aud the Josie re-
sumes to-day as above stated. OF the Josie
Harryis appearance and condition We are
prepared to stale that nothing is wanting
necessary to make her what she has always
been, one OF the best adapted boats ever built
for q Memphis local trade, and she is to-day
SIS perfect and substantial, 10 say nothing OF
various additions to her appointments for
the accommodating OF the travelling public,
az The day she hrst went into commission.
Daring her season OF rest every timber has
been scrulinized, her staterooms thoroughly
overhsuled, and from top 10 water line, inside
and out the painters brush has frightened
every inch of spac-. Capt. Harry has Gu.
pervised all this work in persop. the best
evidence that il has been well done. New
carpets have been laid in her saloons,
| chandeliers and m~ouldings reeilded. panels
and ornaments Vanished, etc.-iu \ word,
the josie Harry looks like an entire new
boat-as pretty as 3 picture and saucy Is a
| queen. A conspicuous feature Of her reno
walton will be noticed in The splendid new
| carpets ir the cabins and stateroons, and the
! msiestic new chimneys with their beautifully
| proporlioned leaf-iops. Her old friends viii
hardly know her. Her retinue Of officer
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The proposed openiog Of the Louisville,
New Orleans aud Texas railroad, between
Vicksburg and Port G bsoD, has been neces-
sarily postponed, owing to the late heavy
rains causing a lArgs amount Of dirt TO eide
in what is knowa az the "big divide" a few
miles south OF Big Blact.
The following il a detailed statement of
railway construction 10 the United States for
the first half OF the current year: Alabama, 81
miles; Arizona, l20; Arksnsas, SO; California,
200; Colorado, %; Dsko's, So; Fiorids, 70;
Georgia, A; Iiaho, 1872; Indiau TER tory,
81 Illinois, 70; iodiana, SO; Iowa, AZ; Kan
-, 81; Kentucky, 80; LJuisians, So; Maine,
JE1aryinnd, 9; Mls-Ichu-etts, 5; Michig an,
81; Minnesots, %; Mi--issippi, 80; Missouri,
So; Montana, 1856; New Mexico, So; New
York, 1893; Ohio, ITO; Oregon, "a; Penosyl-
vanis, 1856; Tenness .e, l6: fexss so; Utah,
1856; Virgins, Is; West Virgins, SO; Wiz
consin, 46; total, 2509; number of ines, ia;
number OF States aud Territories, 80.
LITTLE Rock DemOerGt, Thu sday: "When
the track was all laid on the Parsmore
road and everything ready for a grand OPEN
ing, eIcspt the completion OF the bridge at
Rot Roy, Rust & Coolidge, the contractors,
decided TO shut down work until the railway
company complied with certain demands the
contractors claimed were jusf. The railway
company denied The Claim and the case was
thrown Toto court. Ga petition OF the rail-
way company a receiver was appointed, who
act leo men TO work 10 complete the bridge.
Rust q Coolidge have petitiooed the court
to set sside the receiver and allow them TO
complete the bridge. Thu latter petition
will come up before The United States Court
tomorrow. II upon any reason the case-is
postponed a few days more the receiver will
have the bridge completed"
RAILWAY Register: "The most prominent
railroad companies in toe countrY are all en-
coursgiDg each other in their efforts TO ad-
vancs the inter, ste of their employs These
good works are b.1eGting the corporations a.
well as the men, by c~reatiog 10 the latter a
greater faithfulnsss and efficiency. The
great hospital Of The Gonld system at Fort
Worth, Tex which is o coat IN the neigh
borhood Of SIS, 900, will soon be commenced,
and will be OF inca'culabIe value 10 the sick
and injured men ia the employ OF the company
in TexsS. This is he third hospital OF this
system, the Missouri Pac'f c having one al
Ssdalia and the Iron Moultain one at this
city. The Sunset route will noon commence
work on its hospital building at San An
tonic, which is 10 cost 6150, 600. At this in-
siitutiop, located ia such n %salnbrious city,
patients from ell along the line, from Ell Paso
10 New Odesns, will be tresied. o her rail-
road corporations also hsve their eleemo-
syHary institution, who's work is kind and
great, aud whose influence, already large,
must constantly i~oerease. There ia not the
came necessity for railway hospitals in the
EAst ss 10 the Wts', but in the former the
fbilanthropic endeavors will take other di.
re tons and will result in equal good to the
cIsfs for whose benefit they were designed"
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ChRuRea.

Above --S-.
srATIoss. low water. Rise. Fail.
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SEMINARY
sTAUNrON, VIRGINIA,
Miss Mary i. Il PRINCIPAL.

Opens sEPrEMBER 5rH-cLosEs JUNE 1854.
Unsurpassed in its location; in its buildings
and grounds; in its general app tntments and
sanitsry Arrangements; Its full corps of superior
and experienced teachers; its unrivale1 advant-
ayes IN Music, Modern Languages Elocudon, Fine
Irts, Physical Culture and instruction In the
Theory and Practice of Bookkeeping; the success
mi eaorts made to secure health, comfort and hap
pines; its opposition 70 extravaganza; its stand
Ard Of solid scholarship. For full particularly ap-
III 70 me PRINCIPAL for catalogues.
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quotations.; market fairly supplied. Mich
COWS very dull, Receipts Of sheep and
lambs rAibsr light; good lambs in demand.
Quotations:
CORN FED CArTLE-Cboice 10 extra, none
received.
GRASS CATTLE -Choice, 4t94ic; good,
3394c; fair to medium, 24G3ic; common,
2(92sc-
SHEEP AND LAMss-Cboics, per h., 4c;
mediUm,3 3 S34c; common. per head, S19l so;
choice lsmbs per ID, 5@6c; medium, PR
head. & 5093
Cows AND CALvEs-Good mich co IS with
young calves, per head, S20@3O; yearlings,
S699.
The above quotations are from actual
daily sales.
CCTTON-SEEO.
CorToN-SEED MEAL-Prime, SIS per ton
per carload lots.
CorToN-SEE Ons-Cruds, 30G35c per
gallon, on rounds lots of 100 10 500 brls.
yellow refined oil, 45c in carload
lots; summer white, SOC. Winter yellow,
SIC; winter white, SAC. according to quantity.
lFor Additional Markets. SEE Fourth PdgGl
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from store; rejected, Acc. Round lots FROM
Ieyee, white, none; mixed, 43c rejected, 40
BRAN-Frou store, SlS per too; rouu
lots, from levee, S14
OATMEAL-Iu half barrels, So 5094 80
IRON store.
HAY-Choice, from store, 9Oc; prime, 65c;
prairie, 35c; round lots from levee or depot,
S2(93 per ton cheaper.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, "a so
as from store.
HoMINY n GRrrs-From store, s. 80
"a.
WHITE BEANs-Navy,s2 1891 from store
medium, 81 50.
STOCK PEAS -Whippoorwill, 75c@si Clay
tl9l 10; black and brown-eyed, 75c9S1;
white, Sl@1 Is; round lots, 10@15 per cent.
cheaper.
RTcE-Louisiana, common, 6497c; Caro-
lima, 64@Sc.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-FIour frmsr, bat
not quoiably lower. Wheat strong and high
er; No. 2 red winter, 81 07@1 OH. Corn
dull, 5l3c. Oats quiet, 49,. Rye steady, 56e.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2O.-Flour quiet.
Corn higher; mixed, Gle; white, 63c; yellow,
653c Oats, 44@46c. Cornmeal-fresb, s. 50
,S2 SO. Hay-prime, quarter bales, sl7@
10: choice, quarter and hall, $4,000. Rice
-Louisians, ordinary to prime, 5@6c.
LOUISVILLE, July 20 -Business almost at
a stand on account of The strike. Flour
family, "A 60@5; fancy, So 25@5 rs.
Wheat hrm but noting doing; old No.
2 red, 81; new, 81. Corn firm; No. .
white, 533c; No. 2 mixed, 52sc. Oats firm;
mixed Western, 35@36c.
NEW YORK, July 20. Flour firm; super
fine Western and State, s. go 80. Wheat
cash lots lGlfc and options HOLE higher;
unkraded rad. 81 02@1 10. Corn opened
s@4c lower, sferward reacted 391c, closing
i'm; upgraded 57@D59c. Rice quiet; domee-
tic, 5i@74c.
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CONDITION OF IA. RIVERS

The Signal Service r port printed b, low
gives very meager detsil' ef.the condition
OF the upper streams-the few poins men
toned only giving the sisge Of water, t.
which We have added the Change by CON-
parison with Thursday's Associated Press
dispatches. At this point the river ros- 7
inches, with a 3-inch RE at Cairo. No
Press dispatches were received from other
points by which yesterdays report could be
compared, excepting from Pittsburg, where
z inches decline is reported. The later dir
patches received after this writing may
throw some additional light on the doings of
the tides at other points.
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Below bench mark.
Below highwater mark, 1874
METEOROLOGICAL RECORp
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Boats Due Dorn City of New Ofleans.
Beats Due Up.-R ne Macre ady and City
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Creamery, 26c; dairy, DC; but
terine, l8c; country, 1O@2Oc. 49,
CHEEsE-Prime Hats, 123c; New York fac
tory, 1O@I2c; full cream, 12@14c; Y. A,
Isolde.
Mss PoRK-S17 per barrel; sugsr.cured
hams packed, 13b@1S3c; breakfast bacon,
1249l3c; clear rib sides, 94c.
BULK PoRK-Ciear sider, SIC; clear rib
sides, S4c; shoulders, &c.
LARD-Tierce. 93c; hall barrels, los; kegs,
10c; buckets, l04c; half buckets, 1O4c; 1O-lb
tins. 1Ofc; 5-lb Tins, lie; BIB tins, lilo.
NV York, July 2O.-Pork stronger ard
fairly %'ciive; new mesp, SIS 75@16 %.
Lard strong; prime steam, 8 20.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.-Bacon -Cumber-
land cut dull, Ass; long clear steady, 4Os;
short rib dull, 46'; short clear steady, Ass.
Lard-prime Western dull, ASS. Cheese
American choice frmer, 52s.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Cofee dull and
weak. Sugar quiet; fair to good refining
quoted at 6s@6 1876; refined lower; stard
granulated, 81. Molasses quiet bnt firm.
New ORLEANS, July 2O.-Pork inactive,
$15 25. L,Id-tieree, 9fs; key, 92c. Bulk
msats-shoulders, 7sc. Bacon-shoulders,
TIC; long clear and clear rib, Ss@8fc. Su-
gar-cured hams-choics canvasset, 123@
134c.
LOUISVILLE, July M-Provisions quiet.
Pork-new mess, SIG Bulk meats-saoul-
ders, 64c; clear rib, 7ic; clear sides, Sic.
Bscon-shoulders, 73c; clear rib, SIC; clear,
9sc. Sugar-cured hams, l3c. Lard-:hoice
kettle-rendered, 12c.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-Pork 6rmsr, SIG
Lard stronger, Ssc. Bulk meats 6rmer;
L -. Ca. .l.--.L "a. D. = IL
demand and market firm; shoulders, 73c;
clear rib, SIC; clear, 94c. Butter dull;
choice Western Reserve, loo; choice Central
Ohio, lie.
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IMPORTS.
RsEansIuEEs.

CoRN-WhiLe aud mixed &c, from store.
From levee or d~epol-rouud lots 10 bulk,
shelled white, SOC; sacked, 5SS59c.
~FLoUR-From store-ex,ra,s IS 90; double
extra, "a Is; triple extra, 70 Is; family,
fancy. IS 25(a6 so; patents, 1907 80; round
lots from Ievee or track l09l5c cheaper.
CoRNMEAL-Standard, So from store; &c
cheaper from mill. levee and track.
ksOATs-White, 55c from store; mixed, 49c
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G llveston reports cotton nominal. Re
ceipts, IS balep. Sales, 175 bales. Stock,
10,490 bales.
The Liverpool spot market at noon was
quoted weak. Sales, 5000 biies, of which
1850 bales were American. Receipts, $3.50
bales, Of which 1850 were American.
At12: Uplsnds, 5 7-16i; Orleans, 5 8 16l.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
quoted dull; July-Augus', 8 2S-64d; Angus
September, 5 24-64d; September October,
5 1854; October November, 5 25-64d; No.
vember- December, 52i 64i; D.cember-J anu
airy, 5 25 64d; January February, 5 2i-64d.
At ] 80: August-September, 5 Is. 64i.
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p-Tao, euM MARkErs.

CoAL-OM-Wholesale lots, 13c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, July @.-Petroleum quiet;
s.w-, 1l0o, 71c.
PIrTsBURs, Julg 0-There was considera.
Bile activity at the Oil Exchange to-day. The
Western Union Company had a line working
to the oil regions, and The operator bulle-
tined the q rotations from other exchanges
The feeling wss strong aud buying heavy
opened at 81 OH; advanced to 81 OFT
closed at noou at IL 03t.
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OF LOUISIANA,

THIS is the only Institution of the kind in the
i United States in which all the students are
taught daily by the Professors AT THE BEDSIDE of
the sick In the wards OF a large hospital. The
Charity Hospital contains 700 beds, and receives
annually more than Six Thousand Patients. For
circular address T. 6. RICHARDSON, M. D., Dean.
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THE COTTON

The continuance of the teIegraphers' strike
c used another very dull day on Change.
ne market opened and closed quiet, with
les reported OF AIS bales, OF which 325
we're from the transactions OF the previous
". No change made in the price list.