The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 3

B. Jon's Chtjiot. The subject of this The head-notes of several important de New Tork Herald, at (Mutt's 6 oents. Indications for to-day. For the EastOulf BY TEIiEOISATH.

sbraction of the Ottoman Empire, but her hesitation ought to be construed as weak. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE morning's sermon by the Sector will be "Eternal Punishment" at taught in the scriptures and held by the church. Wm. Ford and Mr. BUI Porter caught and oaged Van Amburgh's escaped bear, after great trouble.

They want their reward, and onght to have it Quite a number of our Lowndes county friends were In the oity yesterday, prinoi pally to see the rices which did not come off. A buffalo fish, weighing thirty-five pounds, the heaviest ever known to have come from the Alabama waters, was on exhibition in front of Haardt's yesterday morning. Healy's Hibernioon Minstrels make their appearance here to-morrow evening. It is first class company and those who attend will be well pleased. A roe shad, weighing seven pounds, was one of the sights at the densely crowded market yesterday.

Spring vegetables and great crowd, however, were the principal attractions. We have a private letter from a friend which says that Bellingrath's new mill at Pike Road, on the M. E. railroad, turns out two thousand bushels of meal per week and that the demand scarcely supplies the eighbors, within a distance' of six miles. The Southern Express Company can't ex press the satisfaction of those gentlemen who have had their silk hate made over in the latest style by MuNioholas, the hatter at A.

L. Baxter's dyery and soouring es tablishment 3 Coosa street bt Music Now that we have disposed of our entire stock of musio, we are prepared to furnish catalogues to our friends, from which they oan select first class musio at prices two-thirds less than advertised. Musio worth $1 60 for 60 cents, at Offutt's 0. News Depot Messrs. 0.

J. West Co. wiU sell at auotion, to-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, car load of bed-room, parlor and dining furniture also, two barrels of sour kraut, guaranteed sound; patent kerosene oil can, large invoice of notions, crockery, glass ware, dec, in lots to suit the times. Dealers will do well to attend. From an announcement in the Louisville Courier Journal we lem that on the 20th inst, by the Bev.

Dr. Kleebery, of Louis ville, Dr. L. S. Oppenheimer also of Louis ville and Miss Virginia L.

Klwg, of Sey mour, were married in the latter place. "No oard.s" Dr. 0. was formerly citizen of Montgomery and a son of Mr. 3.

Oppenheimer. The Bev. S. Hecht, of the Temple Con gregation, will deliver his-ninth bi-weekly lecture on Jewish history and literrture this euening, at the vestry rooms of the Syna gogue. The subject will be, "The reign of Antiochus IV.

Epiphanes," including the first appearance on the scene of history of the heroio Maccabees. Time, 176-164 B. All interested in the subject are cor dially invited seats for all. Doors open at 7J, lecture begins at 8 o'clock p. m.

pre cisely. A new lot of fanoy piotures for deco rating boxes and pottery Just received at Offutt's Postofflce News Depot, oity build- ing. it Knights or Pythias. The officers and members of Central Lodge No. 9, K.

of are hereby notified tnat there will te a reg ular convention on Monday evening, i eo. 25th, at 7 o'clock, and all are requested to be present Jjy order or rt. uilmek, i. u. J.

M. Bilet, K. of R. and 8. At the conclusion of the above conven tion, Stotion No.

72, Endowment Rank. will meet for tne purpose oi initiation. Let all be present By order ot uxo. I i aylob, President. J.

M. Bilet, Secretary. New York Ledger, at Offutt's 6 oents. Saturday night was the time for the elec tion of representatives for the Anniversary Celebration of the Erosophio Society, whioh will take place on tbe tmrd Friday in April. The eleotion was condnoted in an orderly manner, and the best men were selected to fill the positions, ine contest lor tne ora-torship was close, being between two very popular members, xne following is a correct account of the Orator.

E. B. Mornssette, 26 Xennent Lomax, 24. Mornssette, 2 majority. President.

U. w. Drown, iy acclama tion. Debaters. Tennent Lomax, by acclama tion R.

H. Lowe, by aoolamation LeVert Clarke, by aoclaination J. J. ixiwe, si J. 0.

DuBose, 19. B. J. Lowe, 12 ma jority. TuKalooea QatetU.

Auction Sale of Fine Furniture. Mandav mornincr at 10 o'clock we will sell at auction, car loau of Furniture. Full marble bedroom suit. Parlor suits. Walnut Bureaus.

Walnut Bedsteads. Walnnt Wasbstands. Extension Tables, etc C. J. WKST Auctioneers.

You can find all grades of bug' gy harness, or wagon gear, cheap at B. M. WAHttUK 03 Commerce St, The numbers of The Living Agi for the weeks ending February 9th and 16th, have the following valuable contents the Dutch in Java, byir David Wedderburn, Fort nightly Review Schools of Mind and Man- ners, Blackwood; Erica, translated for "The Living Age from the German of Fran von Ingersleben Lord Melbourne, Quar terly Review; Congregational Singing, Oornhill! Maoleod of Care, by William Black, from advance sheets The Death of Victor Emanuel, Speotator Murder of Commissioner Fraser, Delhi, 1835, a Tale of Circumstantial Evidence, Fraser; Baron Munchausen's Frozen Words, Speotator Will o' the mill, Oornhill The Vioe of Talkins Shop. Examiner Duloissima. Dii antiuiima a Passase in the Life of an An- tinnarv.

Maomillan and the usual ohoioe nootrv. etc The back numbers oontainini iha flrat instalments of "Erica," and a story by Miss Thackeray, are still sent gratis to new subscribers for 1878. For fifty two numoers, of sixty-four large pages eacn (or mors una ouuu pages i vr the subscription prios ($8) is low for ftlO.80 anv one of the American St monthlies or weeklies is sent with The Living Age for a year, both postpaid. Lit-sll Gay, Boston, are tbe publishers. cisions of the Supreme Court will appear Tuesday.

Just received a fine assortment of scrap book ornaments at Offutt's Postofflce News Depot, Oity building. it Professor Tioe ha moved his prediction allng a month more. He says the greatest snow storm on record will oocur on tbt 7th of March. There will be a general meeting of the citizens of Montgomery in behalf of the Lee Monumental Association, in this city, on Thursday evening next Six persons from Greenville were ar raigned before Commissioner Hunter last night, charged with selling spirits by wholesale when they had only retail license. They gave bond for their appearance at court The case of a man charged with the heinous crime of seduction is engaging a portion of the time of the City Court grand jury.

The accused is married man, and the father of five children. The man is in jail; the earnest wishes of all good people are that his innocence may be proved. Mr. M. M.

Sweatt, Grand Secretary, re ports that two good lodges of that Order have been organized in Baldwin county, during the last week, by Bev. T. G. Lang, District Depnty for this Congressional District, and one in Tallapoosa county, by Bev. M.

L. Whitten. He also reports the Order in a flourishing condition. Little Eddie Lakin, a bright cheery child ot four summers, the son of tbe popular artist on Market street, won the applause and admiration of the passengers on the Eufaula train last evening, by his recitation of several beautiful 'poems, and singing with the sweetest melody and symphony number of the most popular Sunday school songs. Eddie is a jewel and we know his parents feel an honest pride in watching the development of the remarkable talent he manifests.

A friend writing from New Orleans says 'The oity is busily engaged in making the most extensive preparations for the approaching Carnival. One hundred and six ty-four Dukes and Duchesses and also a large number of other courtiers and mem- bers of His Majesty's court are already registered at the Royal Palace. Their early arrival indicates the attendance of an unusu ally large crowd to receive His Majesty and to obey bis behests. His Most Excellent Grace, Bathurst, Chamberlain to His Majesty, has informed me confidentially that it is the pleasurable purpose of the King to grant letters patent of Dukedom to several of Montgomery's favorite citizens at this Carnival" "Will the Jews return?" is further dis cussed in to-day's issue in "E's" reply to "A Jew." The subject is oertainly one of much interest to both Jew and Gentile, and is handled by the disputants in a manner both pleasant and instructive. Our readers have doubtless observed that "A Jew" and gentleman by the way of great learning and well posted in Jewish history, declares that Jewish faith discards the coming of a personal Messiah, He teaches that now the Jewish doctrine is that when the wor ship of the only one true and living God prevails in all tbe world, when the knowl edge of Him shall cover the whole earth as the waters cover the place of the migh ty-deep, then the promise of a Messiah will have been fulfilled.

Our able correspond ent combats this position as not being the orthodox Jewish doctrine with what success let our readers say. LAHEY 9, AHEY Cloths, astiimeres, err Sun All ery Superior, Thirst-Class Cutter. -Line ine Work lone. Hats and plaps. ats and vaps.

Market Street, Montgomery, Ala. 11 11 The interments for the week, ending last night, February 23, were as follows WHITE. 20. Miss Charlotte S. Dexter, consumption Mrs.

M. M. Copeland, consumption. OOLOBED. 17.

Child of Thomas Petrie, still-born. 20. Mary Taylor, (burn) kerosene explo sion. 21. Millie Haney, heart disease.

22. Judy Adams, unknown; John Wil liams, pericarditis ana aortic regurgi- tation child of Mol ie Smith, stillborn; child of Charles Frasier, un known. Whites, colored, total, 9. Attention Alabama bW Attend reeular monthly meeting at your engine room Monday evening at vj ciocc Jtty order li. a.

bom sbville, President, Beueb L. Wtiian, Secretary. Honesty vs. Fraud. How many baking powders are there in the market, whioh, aside from being adul terated, are put up short weight Every package of Dooloy Xeast Powder is strictly full weight, and the article itself is abso lutely pure.

Yon Can't Budge Them. Let the wind blow high or low, from the North or the East, from the West or the South, it can make no change in the fixed laws laid down by the Offutts, the great newsdealers, next door to the postoffioe, city building. Those laws have for their object the regular daily dispensation of cheap news, and depend upon it, they are as im movable as the rock of ages. The following decisions were rendered in the Supreme Court yesterday Bbioxsll, C. J.i John Washington vs.

Thomas Parker appeal from Hale circuit oourt Reversed and remanded. Andrew 4. uay vs. uasweii u. jtLuonaoee appeal from Jiale oircuit oourt MAinttNO, A.

W. Dillard et al. vs. Willie W. Winn appeal from Marengo oircuit oourt.

At firmed. Nelson Cummins vs. Tbe State of Ala bama appeal from Elmore oircuit court Amrmed. Stone, J.t The South 1 North Alabama Railroad Co. vs.

Jerry Sullivan, adm'r i appeal from Jef ferson oircuit oourt Application for tehear- lng denied. is ness or retreat I nave reason to believe the cordiality between the 00 arts of St. Petersburg and Berlin bat not increase! muen lately. -The official iournalt are very reserved in commenting on Prince Bismarok's late speech in iteichstag. Tne Time's ran correspondent sayt that aooording to a telegram from Buchar est fresh Bnssian detachments are arriving Boumama.

Ckablestos, S. Feb. 28. Two regiments of the National Guard, a colored volunteer organization, were to-day reviewed by Gov. Hampton.

The display was the finest the colored troops have ever made in Charleston, all tbe companies appearing with full ranks, well armed and equipped and handsomely uniformed. Several colored bands were in column, and field and staff, as well as una officers, were all colored. At tbe close of the review, the companies were massed in front of the City Hall, where Gov. Hampton addressed them brii fly, congratulating them on the improvement in their organization and effi ciency during the last year and reminding them oi bis pledge, previous to his election, that the colored race should enjoy full and equal rights under the law with the whites, and calling upon them, as oitizms, to co operate with him in carrying out his other pledges. New Tobk, Feb.

28. Bank statement Loans increased, 000 speoie decreased, $625,000 legal tenders decreased, deposits de creased, $1,250,000: reserve decreased, $1,000,000. The banks hold $18,500,000 in excess of legal requirement Sr. Petebsbubq. Feb.

23. The Agence Busse says that the situation has improved, through an understanding between England and Russia, whereby Russia will not oooupy Galiipoli and Eng land will not land troops on the shores of the Dardanelles. Negotiations for peace are making progress. Versailles, Feb. 23.

In tbe Chamber of Deputies to-day M. Leon Say, amid cheers from the Left, intro duced a bill authorizing tbe collection of taxes for Maroh without awaiting the sanc tion of the budget of the senate. Rome, Feb. 23. Cardinal MoCloskey has arrived.

MovTBEAXt, Feb. 23. Stephen Davidson fc dry goods, have failed. Liabilities $150,000. Athens, Feb.

23. Tbe Turks have retaken Plataras, and entirely destroyed it by fire. Greek insurgents after a brave defence retired to Kokatas. Miss Charlotte Dexter, whose mortal re mains were interred on Wednesday last, in our City Cemetery, was the last surviving child of Andrew Dexter, the founder of the city of Montgomery. The remains were deposited in the same grave with her mother, who preceded her to the better country on the 17th of August 1819.

On the north, in the same lot, her brother, Andrew Alford Dexter, who died in December, 1853, was buried. Her brother, Saml Dexter, died nearly forty years ago, in Mo- bile, and was interred in that oity. The mother, Mrs. Charlotte Apthorp Morton Dexter, was a sister of tbe late Governor Morton, of Massachusetts. Andrew Dexter, the founder of our city, died in Mobile in 1837, comparatively poor.

In 18G0, one of our old citizens hid diligent search made in the Mobile cemetery for bis grave in view of removing the remains to our city cemetery, but his efforts were una- aiiing. That same old citizen suggests that the citizens of Montgomery owe it to themselves and to the founder of their beautiful, city to erect an elegant and stately monument to his -memory in our city cemetery, the oldest portion of which he generously donated for a burying ground when.he laid out his town, in 1817. He thinks that doubtless if a subscription is started in the right way a few thousand dollars for that purpose could be obtained. Who will inaugurate this commendable movement, to honor the memory of one who should ever be held in grateful remem brance by all generations of our city 7 Our City Fathers are asked to purchase a por trait of Andrew Dexter to ornament the council ohamber, which elegant painting is offered to them at the low price of fifty dol lars. The accomplished artist, Mr.

David, has lowered his price in view of the de pressed financial condition of the oity and as his share cf the contribution in honor of the founder of Montgomery. We believe the citizens generally would endorse the ac tion of the City Conncil in the purchase of a portrait of Andrew Dexter. Death of De. John 0. Wills.

We are pained to hear of the death of this profound scholar and excellent Christian gentleman, which we are informed, occurred a few days since, in Missouri. We have not learned tne date or outer particulars 01 this sad event. Dr. Wills came to Greensboro about 1858 as one of the original faculty of the South- em University, at Its opening. Jc rom tnat time until his removal to Missouri, as President of Central College, he dwelt in our midst and among all the noble characters tnat have adorned ana blessed tnis comma.

nity, we can safely say, that not one was his superior in worth and excellence. "As oood as wins, Deoame almost proverb in the mouths of our citizens. Of him it waa literally true, that "none knew him but to love him none named nun but to praise." Greensboro Watchman, The Opelika Observer says: "The West ern railroad on Tuesday, through their agent, Lee Eohols, paid the state and county taxes lor iau, to tne collector or Lee oounty. The total was $4,883 51. This amount is in addition to the special railroad tax whioh amounts to $1,016 13, and which tbe Western road does not pay.

The total assessment against tne road for Lee oounty was M. Death of Db. W. F. Seese, of Selma.

With the most unfeisued sorrow we an. nounoe the death, after a short, but painful illness, of Dr. Walter P. Beese, at his resi dence on uourt street, in tnis oity, on yes terday evening, lie was an old cittzen, having resided here for more than a quar ter of a century, ana was wiaeiy snown and universally respected in this city and section. Or.

lteese was one of the most benevolent, kindhearted, good and charitable men we ever knew, and there are hundreds here who will join ns in this statement His charity and kind deeds were only limited by his means, and truly may it be said that "he went about doing good." He was emphatically a good man, and lived an upright, blameless life. The doc tor had been feeble for a long time, bnt the illness whioh carried him off was of short duration, and the announcement of his death will startle many. He was about 68 years of age, and was, if we are not mistaken, a native of this State. Dr. Reese was a sinoere Christain and consistent mem-beber of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and he has gone to receive tbe Christian's reward.

oeim xamet, wo. 8 $6 States, rising barometer, colder northeast to northwest winds, and olaar or partly cloudy weather. Qoebt I "Why will men smnV. om. mon tobacco, when they oan buy Marburg Bros.

Seal of North at the saml P. febSeodhv Bixveb. The sUver bUl bas nassed. Bea the great silver oity of Nevada In Frank Leslie, at Mutt 's Postofflce News Depot To an already well established reputation are constantly addod the warmest praises of travelers wno have enjoyed the hospitalities of the Grand Central Hotel, New York. Deputy Oolleotor Wilson laid violent bands on a supposed dispenser of counterfeit money yesterday afternoon.

He bad followed in the wake of the circus, but i now in the oustody of the Sheriff. Saturday Star Journal, at Off utt's-5 oents. The able discourse of Bev. L. L.

HiU. to be found on the fourth page of this morning's Advibtiseb, deserves a high place in the list of literature of the day, on a sub-jeot which has awakened an immense interest both in England and America. Baffle. A diamond pin, with seven large diamonds. Original cost, $800: of fered at 400.

Chances $5 each. List at Molton's bock store. This is a rare oppor. tunity, and one very seldom offered. Only lew chances are yet nn taken.

tf The Mobile Register says the Carnival at Mobile this year will be the grandest die' play ever witnessed there. The throng of visitors during the Carnival week, accord ing to what we learn from all points, will surpass anything heretofore experienced. Saturday Night, at Off utt's 6 cents. Now is the best chance for securing three first-class publications for a small sum of money. The Montgomery Weeklx An.

vebtisir, the Southern Cultivator and the Detroit Free Prett will be furnished for $4.50 for one year. The regular price for them all is $6. Send in your orders and money to tnis omce. Dr. Hawthorne will preach in the First Baptist church to-day at 11 a.

and 71 m. Morning subject "The Three Marys at the Gross of Jesus." Evening subject "The Passive Virtues." The ordinance of baptism will be administered at the close of the morning service. Hot lunch will be served at Fritz Hin- derer's, bom 11 until 3 o'clock, every day, Sundays excepted. The lunohes will be fit for the lords; make no mistake. 23 et Fireside Companion, at Off utt's 5 oents.

To-morrow the City Court will com- mnce business, in serious earnestness. Nobody will be convicted unless his guilt is proven "beyond a reasonable doubt," and the Solicitor will not be hot after the boys, except when 'public justice clamors for his aid. The races which were to have taken place at Beebe's track, yesterday afternoon, were postponed until Friday, March 1st. Bell-gart's "Bill Fowler" and Armstrong's Young Iredell" are entered for the half mile dash, and "Scar-faced Charley" and Limber" for the two-mile race. The race will take place at the Fair Oeounds.

New York Weekly, at Offutt's-6 cents. We copy the following from the Havne ville Examiner. Many friends here will read it with regret The manv friends and acquaintances of Rev. li. U.

Shaver will regret to learn tnat be is seriously ill. His three score and ten years have been usefully spent in the service of bis master ana nis generation. Bev. Prof. Urquhart will preach in the Court-Street Methodist church to-day at 11 o'olock.

Theme, "The Witness of the Holy Spirit" Theme for 7J o'clock, "TheDisoi pline and Development of Trouble." The reception of members will occur at tho close of the morning service. There will be services in this ohuroh on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights ot this week. The pastor will be assisted by others. Humbug vs. Reality.

In our Tuesday's issue we reoorded the arrive! af Dr. Z. Deboit, the famous chirop odist whose fifth annual visit to Mont gomeryregular every year is a certain proof that he is nit ashamed to return to Ma former fields of operations. Dr. Deboit is the only one of rhom we oan say this many a quack comes, never to return, we therefore advise our readers wno nave any pedalistio grievances to avail themselves of his presence, in order to encourage the Doctor to oontinue his visits to our city.

He certainly is a benefactor to mankind. His charees are moderate, and he stays at his old quarters at the Exohange. Tbb Gbkat Fimili Medicine. Dr. Wfl.

hoft's Anti-Periodio or rever ana agui Tonic I No case of inourable chills has yet oresented itself, where this soientiflo and safe medicine has been employed. No ease has been found so obstinate as to resist us prompt and masterly action. No man has been so reduoed by malarial influences, but with its use has come up perfectly recon structed. No pills or purgative required with this medioine. Wheelook, Ifindlay Proprietors, New Orleans.

For sale by all druggists. Nxw Oeleans, Sept 20th, 1877. Gentlemen. i. enfforar with rheumatism for I number of years, and my last attack, whioh thA mnat severe that 1 was wuiv jew, ever had.

After trying everything in the wav of medicine mat i cuuiu no. hnndreds of ingseveral physicians, I finally heard of the ArTti-Bheuuiatio Mixture, and found immediate relief, was able to walk on the second day, and after i axing two ii.uo. tJn mired and have never had a touon of Rheumatism since. Respectfully, Fbxdebicx SoLaSP, Corner Dryades and Josephine Streets. We will sell Monday at auotion furniture beds, chairs, wararoDes, tor, ui urj tn a a flue lot of silver wares, gold watches and chains.

Also twenty-five barrels of flour, twenty-five sacks of oorn. We have on hand a large 101 oi uu- tIACKSOR a vyuwAf. Thanks for a complimentary from the Mutual Assembly at the City Hall, Mont- tih tth. Mardi Gras. Some inn.

we aided in eettina up the Mardi Gras in Montgomery, and hope the young men will oontinue to keep np the.exoits-ment There is not the slightest danger about it not paying the merchants to have their annual leauvaia. vew MOBTOrOMJBBI DAILY ADTKBTIBlaV HomstnurST, Aix, February 33, UT8, 6 p.m. 10)tX Strict Ordinary IX flood Ordinary to; strict Oood Ordinary We Low MlddUns Xs Middling to. Market (jrUet. BT TELEGRAPH TO-DAY.

1,1 VEHTOOlT MARKET. QUOTATtoii TO-SAT: In Liverpool at 130 p. ao eotton vna quoted at tollowa: Middling Uplands Xdj Orleans tKt tales 8,000 of wklefe. balat wart American exporter! and fpeonlatora ttkinf 1,030. Fair but.

neee at prevloui prlcea. NEW YOKmTkAItKCT. BPOTOOTTOH. In Maw Tork, to-dar, ootton waa quoted at fdUowtt Ordinary SJe; Oood Ordinary l-lso; Low Klddllni lOXe; Mlddllnf 10 lt-lSe. Market quiet 17.

S. Weekly Btatesnent. Vet recelpta at all U. 8. porta (or tne week Ditto eame time laat year.

86 760 Total recelpta ainoe Beptemberl Ditto eame tune laat year 6S1 EiDorte for tne wee. uu.dys Lltto eame week laat year Total export! ainoe September 1 Total to eame date laat year 3,144,17 stool at all united ntatea porta ov took eame time laat year 8M.4M Stock at all interior towne 130 vm Itttto aame time laat year M6tl rrjTUBa DELIVCBI. February lO.OSgMe. March 10.M. ApiU 11.04.

May 11.17. JomUM. iuly ll.r38. Augutt 11.43441. Balea (4,000 bales.

Market ateady. FTHAHOIAL Money easy 406 per aterttng steady, 4My, gold Government! new Uvea 83, State bonds dull. Stocks dull, irregular. COTTOK MARKET BIPOETg. NEW ORLEANS Middling lOXo-tteedy.

MOBILE Middling WXo-qulet. SAVANNAH-Mlddltmg loy.qoiat: OflARUEBTON Middling lOXc-tteedy. PROVISIONS. lootbvillFmabkkt. Flom- dull, extra 35, larnUi 14 60 Ats, No.

1, 3S; fancy fSt 60. v. oeai, ami, rea western si no, am Deri aa, watte Oom fair demand, white 48, mixed 4L Oata arm, Mo. 3, mixed 81, white aso. Fork drm, 11 35.

Laru active, arm, prime steam 7V. choice leaf Heroes, keg Bulk meaia, arm, good demand, shoulders dear rib lid.ee 6 80o. Beoon firm, good demand, looulden rib sida 6 16c, aiear udee SCO. Buear (lured Heme. SMMU.

Wnlakey-eteady, tl 04. Tobacco, quiet, beat orient navy 64AK6: navy mahogany 6864; do 3d claaa tsvaso, do nnt Uaok 4g60, Virginia emoting 46460, Kentucky tmok-king 30960. OrNOISBATI MABKXT. riour.armer. extra t4 60a76: family 16 Mas 76o No, 6,6 36; fancy m1 36.

Wheat, quiet, No. 3 red fall $1 15a 18. amier 38c, white 1 SO oorn, goo a aemana, mixea u. lien, quiet, ateaay, mixea wmu oio. -Pork, quiet, 10 76.

Lard, sood demand, steady, mime steam 7 kettle 708. Bnlk meats, quiet, arm, ebonMere 8 AOe. bid, Tt asked, abort rib hum 6 40c bid, 5 so aaked, dear aidet 5X- naoon, inactive, anoniofmi utearno noee lOglte, clear eidea 803400. Heme, anger cured, quiet, 14c Whiskey, steady, 11 U4. BT.

LOUIB MABKET. flour inactive, unchanged. auuerOnt fan 83 extra fall 84 3Ua40, XX do 8415: XXX do 85o6 30. fain ly 6 60676c, ohoioe $5 fancy ougiD, Wheat-Ho. i red fan 81 31.

No. 8 do 8120. No. 4 do 113, No. 3 aprlng, 8 do 960.

No. 4 111. Uom, eieaiy, no. x. mixea us.

Oate very No. 3. 37a. Pork arm, 10 76. Leva, quier, nominal, prime ateam 7 30.

Drv Salted mea'a. quiet, ahouldara 8KO. clear rib sidea 5X, clear eidea 5 45t)50c Bacon, anu, anoaiaere aiear no aioea o)fc; dear aidee 60. Whlakey, needy, iua. OHIOAOO MARKET.

Flour quiet. Western extra. S4 60 ASS 76, ohoioe to fancy Minnesota extrae 84 '6as 60; oom-mon to fair extras 86 36a6 75; patent grades 88 MA anpernne 83 5O0S4; winter extrae 85 60(48 7. Wheat act ve. firm, uneettled.

No. 1. Obloaeo spring 81 10, No. 3 do gilt edge llOri, regular 107X, No. 9 ao itx- oom steady, lair aemina, 4'w.

Oate qule', a.eady, No. 3 34 u. Pork 10 30. Lard steady, fair demand. 7 37JC.

Bulk meata, steady, uomdera 8X. abort rib mid diet 80. dear aide. 634a Whuxey, iteaay, me, NEW OBLEANB MABKXT. Pork quiet, weak, 11 Lard quiet, steady, refined tune 7javol keg 8 9X- aaiK meats, auu, auoaiaeia loose ot, ana pacxe 7 dear rib iae.

clear aides 5c Bacon, quiet, weak, shoulders 6Mom clear rib aides. SX, dear aidee 6)4. liains, sugar large ejit un canvassed do HMQXo. Whukeyqaiet, reotwodlnuelAnl SUB 107, rectified western 8107a, Molasses. duiL common 1820.

fair 3436. prime toohoioe3240 ttioe quiet, orainary to onoioe iionuitana Ct" Ooffee. steady, rio cargoes, ordinary to nrime 15418. Sugar quiet, weak, common to good common fair to fully fair prime to choice 7.8; yellow clarified 84K- jtxeoaugeon new xora eignt par. MfflteoiGry flolosale Price Cral Apples barrel.

...8 00 5 60 yard Vl inaiaanaifunaee tf li 11 Machine n. Bran W100 Butter Goehen lb 1 00 40 40 7X 6 4 60 4 00 a 00 13 00 36 35 36 1 30 4 00 Western D. Bacon lb Shoulders Bulk Clear KID Beef Dried lb Beana Brooms 99 3 00 Bncketa Blue doses 1 76 Uriels 11 8 Cement 8 00 Ooffee Java Bio lb 30 86 18 33 88 88 14)4 16W 176 00 SI 66 6166 7 60 a 8 00 36 8 60 7 00 7 56 7 60 8 00 98 00 -07 60 1 00 1 16 1 10 1 36 4 10 11 8- 9 0 1 00 7 Htar Oedfiah Oorn Western bushel. Alabama bushel. Flour sack bbl Fine Superfine Extraa Fanoy extraa Onano Pure? eruviar.v ton German Millet Hay Ib 100 Iron Ties Lard-in kegs lb Intieroee.

Ib Lime Meal Ootton Seed Meal. Molasses Bbls 46 HalfBla 60 Syrup 76 70 Mackerel. 10 00 ..18 00 Half Bbls 6 60 ..10 00 Oate 60 76 Oil Kerosene. gallon 31 Picklea Half dosen 4 60 6 36 Plaster 8 00 8 35 Calcine. 00 36 Plowa 400 S3t Pork Meaa barrel.

It 60 ..16 00 Potatoes Irish 3 70 8 00 Rice Clean. lb. 7 8 Baialna box. 8 as ..8 80 Bope Manilla VS 18 90 1 1st ..140 Salt Vaack 1 10 1 36 Sai-dlnea oate 16 00 ..18 00 Soap Northern lb 6., 13 boh sw Soda 7 Starob lb 8 7 bngar W. lb 10 10 11 is Ohoioe JIb Prime lb 8 Fair Te 7..

Tobacoo 0) a) 11 mob Fanoy lb 138 Extra Fine lb 76 80 Fine Bt 0 70 Medium lb 66 60 Oommon 80 Smoking, Oomnion to Extra 80 80 Teat tb. 100 ..160 Green. 100 ..160 Black 138 ..17 Twine Bagging It 16 30 Vinegar 88 Whiskey 1 -JO 1 60 1 to 1 00 a4r430LDPLATF.DWATCBIM.Clsaosa aV lu the knows world. Samp 14 WMctVae aa tOW-eyta AtAraaVraVtiUM We7 Reported by the Aeeodated Proas for Moobramerr Dally Advertiser. EVENING TELEGRAMS.

Dxxteb, Maine, Feb. 23. Last evening J. W. Barron, treasurer of the Dexter Savings Bank, not returning to his home as usual, search was made for him the bank.

When the doors of the bsnk rooms had been broken open, Barron groans eould be heard in the vault in whioh he was locked, tnd when entrance was obtained to the vault he was found on the floor handcuffed, gagged and a rope about his neck. He was taken out in a senseless condition, and died at 6:30 o'olock this a. He had several severe wounds on the head. The robbers obtained less than one hundred dollars. It probable they murdered the treasurer because he refused to open the safe.

Lokpoh, Feb. 23. The Times and Daily Telegraph both re gard the situation as very unsatisfactory. The Daily Telegraph says "Nothing could welljoe darker, than the prospect." Tbe Times in its leading editorial article says it considers the situation very un satisfactory. Jiurope, says at tne article armed to the teeth and is increasing its armaments day by day.

In such circumstances the country can but give its confidence to the government and trust they will be able to control the dangerous susceptibilities which have on all sides been aroused. The Manchester Guardian published a Pera dispatch which says Great anxiety prevails Here. Three thousand seamen have passed Adrianople for torpedo service in the gulf of Saros and sea of Murmora. A Belgrade dispatch to the Times says feeling of animosity sgainst Russia is prevalent nere. The Daily Telegraph in a leading article says Nothing could well be darker or more difficult than the prospect now before tne country.

A Berlin dispatch to the Daily News says: If the National Liberals do not secure Here Benmngsen's appointment to the new office of Vice-Chancellor, they wi'l reject the pending tax bill, and thus compel Here (japnausen resignation, if the courage of the Liberals holds out the consequences are likely to be grave. New Obleans, Feb. 23. Judge Whitaker has refused a new trial in the case of Anderson. Si.

Pztebsbubq, Feb. 23. The Golos in its issue to-day says Be- garding the protracted peace negotiations. either the British squadron should with draw to JUessika Biy or the Porte- should receive proof that it reckons in vain upon the presence of the British ironclads in the sea of Msfrmora. Turkey should be informed that if peace is not signed at the earliest practicable will be re sumed.

Boston, Feb. 23. Prof. Albert Smith, a prominent teacher oi meaieine, is dead. Habifosd, Feb.

23. The City of Hartford arrived safely. She had anchored, during the storm, at Hunt ington, ii. i. Washington.

Feb. 23, Thos. P. Cheney. Superintendent of New England rostal service, is under complicated charges, including certifications of vouchers lor services never rendered.

It is an open Question whether Hayes will sign the silver bi 1, but it will become a law nevertheless, and it is Btated Sherman has set the machinery of the mints in preliminary motion to coin the si.ver dollars to their full capaoity. SUDNIGHT TELEGRAMS. London, Feb. 23. A Renter's Constantinople dispatch siys that the Grand Duke Nicholas and Saf vet Pasha will meet to-morrow at Sanstefane.

The signing of the peace conditions will follow A special correspondent of the Times at Vienna, who it is believed derived his in formation from the Austrian Foreign Office, reiterates the statement that tbe Czar has threatened to oooupy Constantinople and rejected the Sultan's personal appeal to withdraw this threat In Mincing Lane this week markets have been inanimate. Prioes of a few articles that were last week influenced by speculative demands have slightly receded. A steady business has been done in rice. The sale of coffee by the Netherlands Trading Company this year, and the rates obtained, were generally equal, or rather above, the valuations. This satisfactory result has not yet had any favorable effect upon the mar ket here, ordinary and pale sorts being dull in consequence of the large stocK.

Plantation Ceylon sold readily, and a limited supply offered at a ction real ized a further improvemont Kenning and crystallized West India sugars are steady; low descriptions unchanged, refined firm and in some cases slightly dearer. The trade don extend their operations in tea- Prices by private contract are about maintained and at public sale are rather easier, including common cargoes. At the cinnamon sales of Monday there will be about 4.600 bales offered. The Times' financial article says: "The recent rise in the price of silver is the result for the most part of speculation. Its maintenance consequently depends upon the present holders being relieved of their enrchases bv an actual demand." Economist says: The rate of discount in orjen market has been firm at 1 per oent.

The rise in the price of silver is due to the passage of the Bland silver bill, speculative absorption of India Council's paper, and nnrchases by tfussia irom uermany lor coinage purposes. Tbe stock markets have been subjected to sharp fluctuations during the week. On Thursday tne lau oi Drices was almost universal, statements were circulated that Russia was massing large bodies of troops in Roumania, and buyingsilver from German to a heavy amount and that our government were hur rying forward preparations, and tnat iiord Drby would make an unfavorable statement in the House of Lords that evening this Lord Derby did not do, consequently there has been a fairly good revival of con fidence, and result of the week has been a moderate improvement in most securities. The effeot of the passage of the silver bill through tbe United states senate oy more than a two-thirds majority was not at onoe apparent in American bonds, prices at first showed a tendenoy to advance, probably in sympathy with the general tone of the markets, but there has since been some genuine selling, which caused a relapse. Hon.

Auberon Herbert, Liberal, formerly a member of Parliament for Nottingham, will preside at peaoe demonstration in flydi Park to-morrow, and Charles Bradlagh will move the resolutions. The anti-Russiau papers announce that loyal and patnotio demonstration will lorm at the marble arch, at 2 o'olock, to vote down the peaoe resolutions and protest against the attempt to embarrass iai government during the present crisis, and against Russian occupation of Constantinople. The Times' St Petersbure dispatch, says; The conference is not likely to meet until the Adrianople negotiations are concluded. Russia does not wish a renewal ot hostili ties which would Inevitably result in the de in loolgotnerj, Sundaj Horning, Februarj 2i, 1S78 BEPOHT. WA DlHBTMim, nffloe OtaM Signal OfBoer, Dlvlalon of Telegrams and Bcporla (or the benefit of Oommeroe end Agrioul- VHIWBUI, DTTUTJ 1878.

111 W.O KB 1311.86 Mean barometer for the day Maximum thermometer Minimum thermometer Mean thermometer for the day j. Hen temperature for aama data la 1878., 07 60a Barometer corrected lor temperature and elevs- Official: w. e. HVAKfl. Herg Big Serv.

D. S. A. Any person desiring two good newspapers oan obtain the Mohtoomebi Weekly Ad. yxsTisEa and Dttroit Weekly Free Prett, tat the email sum of $8 85 for one year.

Both are Democratic, and filled with obotoe reading. Send in your orders to this offloe. BEST LUMP In any quantity, delivered at the lowest figures. Inferior to Noiie! 0. B.

FEKBKLU Mr. John Powell, one of the pioneers of Montgomery, bas resumed tne undertaking business in all its branches, at bis old stand on Perry street All orders in that Use will be promptly filled, and every effort will be be made to give mugnwnon. Fumltore repaired in the beet style, and all orders prwrnrmv sttwrtecl to. ui Mineral Waters. ApoUinarit, Euifadi Jatxa, Friedriche-Ml, Bathorn, CongrM, Bethudaand Blue lick, at wholesale ana retail, oy H.

B. METOALF, 16 Market St Will be Found At Jack Aberorombie's, four polite and nioe hair-cutters and shavers. Everything neat and in first-class style. Miniated on Monroe street, opposite Market House. Particular attention given to the cutting of Misses and Unildren balr.

lBot LAKIN'S PHOTOGUAPHS. Gallery, 51 Market Street. Beautiful new styles of Pictures suitable for Holiday presents are now being intro duced. Call ana see specimens. Two gold medals received from two Orange Fairs for best Photographs.

Be-member the number, 61. See wire banner sign. i i Metcalf'8 Infallible Pile Oint ment. 5,000 bottles Sold under guarantee and not one returned. The formula is no secret Beoommended by our leading physicians.

Enormous redaction In tbe prices of tandretn Garden Seed. Five "whole" ten-cent papers for 25 cents. U. B. METCALF.

BUIST'S GAKDEN SEED. Large papers, five for 25 cents, Warranted Fresh. Irvine, Garside and Alexander, CROWN PEBFUMEBY and TOOTH BRUSHES, my own importation Every jttusn waaaam im H. B. METCALF.

Democratic and Consei vative Barber Shop. Monroe street opposite the Market. Fon No. 1 barbers always ready to shave clean Particular attention given to hair outting Utve ub a oau. Three good boot shiners Five Cents a thine.

Errands boys at all hours, aprillocra Jans Abjuobombis. Choice Cotton Seed. I have on hand a lot of very choice ootton teed lor planting, wnieb 1 will sell oneap. 19hw E. F.

Kefmkoeb. GALLAGHER CONKELL, (Under Apvxbhszb Office.) WHITE BABBEBS. o31 Make No Mistake Bay the Eureka Lump Coal ALABAMA'S BEST AT 1S.3S FES TON, When tbe order. febl7 WELUtBBO'e), Sole Agents. GOOD NEWS FOB SMOKERS.

Irvine, Garside Alexander have just received a large lot of warranted, genuine, clear Havana filled cigars, wbioh they offer for sale at five cents each. Ask for the Louisiana Piocadura Boss five oent oigar. The Perfumed Breath Of an ambrosial atmosphere touched her paie crow witn feelings of peculiar aelignt, as she raised her feeble form and thanked her husband for saving ber life by procur ing mat great ana wouderiui lemaie medicine, known as Enalish Female Bitters, whioh has been reduoed to one dollar, or three for $2 CO. For all sickly females it more priceless than all the gems that spams and gU Aer amid mansions of tne proud and rich aristocrat flbiw FURNITURE I CHEAPEB THAN EVER. Our new stock of furniture, consisting of all tne latest and best styles of Parlor, lied- room, Dining and Office Furniture, is now oomplete, and laid in at such advantages as to enable ns to oner better bargains man ever before.

We are also agents for the best Metalio Caskets and Coffins known, whioh we offer at manufacturers' prices, freight added. To this department T. F. Leak gives his per sonal attention. WHARTON 4 No.

71 Oommarot street, opposite Le- urand Uo ooizbu SPECTACLES. KO article of merchandise offer better Inducement to impostore to delreud tbe public than Bpeetaclee. Of the million! of people that are neing them but few bnn. ih illffflMiica between Gt-iaseea anl Pebbles. It la therefore not aurprieing In the ea.1 to hear aome auert that rerxuei are a mimim, ttu had tried all klndi of Olaeere and fonnd no dlf ferenrwi in thn Thi.l.enilv auiatakefor nion Inveattgation It Innriab the pnrchieer hb ei.Der Daen deoclved to tue quui ui uio or had bought of a dealer that did not twdemtand the BtinHnU fit anttlnff wwardlnf tO tl defOOt Of theey.lght.

TheBraailianPebbleahtTeeualalned their rpuutlon aa a a perlo quality of lenae erer Unea the dlaooery of their adaptibility ae euch The very faotlhat gUaaee are SJld various atylea oi febblea, ahom plain that the Pebble poaaeawa the batter vutnea. An ounce of preventative is batter th.n a nnnad nf enra. It muet be obvloul to the reader, that It la bftbr and cheaper to nee the genuine Braailllan Pebble at onoe. than to doctor the ovaafwma thft n.ing chaap alaaeea air. B.

Pepberan the Optlolan has Juet received a new atmniv nf than, mt Ui. Jmlrv HlOr Of B. VL Lewy B.n. Hunundlngluour conmuulty forthepeat twenty y.ara la sulEclent guarantee agafnit any de- eeption on his i part. By all aiaant have your am ulM4 vrttti pair of ils HMm SI 9 Clear Ill.