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ARRIVED.

US steamer Crusader Lieut. Com chas VI cushman Port
Ma Aaro u S sSspor Gasaen Port
Aug 10 70 garermaster ToNed 10 tins por for repairs
ship Emerald Isle oSraisn liverpool judy s with mdse
Ship .en:re tAas) satto", cardiff ~ day., with eos
ship indusrie tswe) olson cardu 40 day, with coa
70 John Dale July 81 lat A a Ion 0i 40 ssn"1sd seip
Snip INC. Msp,o%sy |s s Boson1 Hason g, arre ;t
Had ai nu Wind in n from - he Banks jSy S % lon Il
w. ssnI;lrd s ship Kline ,se,ns T. ,,o,> .,,,. oo.
Ayrss Tyne q with hides . 9 say9sy June 2s y. g 50
Yors > JAW v o G Tndaa s sn 'S saw Br popea
rugged which appeared % be troop ship l4ih lat u Ion
Payizia Ausj snttora, London, days. ballast.
BARK Norma tNor,, Buerc Hun, 50 days with coal TO Bar
bark Hero III 4 Yarno.h, MY, Doadey Cork. "a days
Bark Nor.g Lieot Cor Boson) Smelling, Elizabehpor
srg rss TX ass kssl w Abefdovey oo days. IN bal
E,g Louise Grus Barrels, SWANSEA 20 days, with COAL
ear = Galway Gasado 4 Te,isr.
Bug Morning Star CDR: Of Iailax), DeRham Cow Bay,
Brig Letii!a Ann (Br Of s. Johns NF) Cole Lngau CD,
Brig qreyhound CLARK port Royal, days in ballast, to
schr Kasbec Aeferly Para aly 81 with hides &c. to
de,s Everett q gs l " g. Ion 81 49, spoke sear Beng
., sshI fga,u: ,eg lopeiaton ysncIs cenfaegos July
STgs 81 agls and Nae a Means IN IL f Nyo,k & J@y 2s
f o en- s on . Can Fey & ased s "a an &
schr Francis Bennett from 'ienfgesos Tor HYof; i on
Cane HIATT doifble tJpsal ads
in tow of steamboat steering SW the steamboat was
square riaeea forward aud sails set.
Scnr Roanoke Paul, ElzabetapGt for TlGnio
Schr Clinton, Borden. i.lkabelhpG.i for FAN River.
Schr Ann, Prebie, NinbIidSe 10 days
sssr ssr Goansssp s1n s8siI 5d fqi E%orb ss;@b a
Schr Mary, BOYD Lubec, ) days
Sohr ronia. West. Boston for Albany
Schr hase, Mills, Fan River.
Schr Texas, chainpin. NeN. London.
Schr Yansee Boz, Risley, Providence
Smack Pacific Apploman Bermuda days with 6sh, 10
Barnnnl. sahea IN company with brig Mountain Ea.ie
for New York.
BELOW
Bark Koenign Augusta (Prus), Johnadc from Havana
dayf. to 4 kossire h Co-By pilot boat Fanne
Brig Geo Albar;, from PalcrmoBy pilot boat WI Romer
Wind al sunset $, fresh.
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United states Marshal's Onice.

Arorsr l4.-Iohn c. King, of Bcekinan street, New
York sent to Fort Lafayette by order or the judge
Advocate The charge secessonsm. The accused has
not yet made any defence.
DEsERTERs FROM AN AUSTRIAN VESSEL.
Five seamen were. complaint OF he Austrian Consul
General arrested deserteTs from brig Of that empire
lying at this port. they committed to the
Tombs for examination.
Twenty -four from the prize steamer Is,dona
brought here by tho United states steamer Cru.
sader prisoners Of They were mod FOR fur
ther action
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The statement ofthe present week, as compared
with the preceding, shows an increase of S67l ,7sS
in the items Of loans and discounts, 81 059 in
specie and a decrease of si9S 1893 in deposits, and
sl3i ,3o6 in circulation.
The Cincinnati Gazette remarks:--
The money market has opened this week without any
now features and the business to-day with all the houses
vas limited Money is plenty and the amount OF choice
paper Offering Is light, and there is change in rates
Exchange was duh at a Il discount and par selling
Gold vas quiet at 110 liz buying. Silver firm al loo
l07 buying, and los ITO selling. Demand notes
active request AT a ~ rcr cent premium.
The Chicago Tribune of Tuesday thus notices
money and exchange Matters
Business is active but still Of the banks complain
of scarcity oe paper for discount With several the
leading banks per cent is the regular rate, and
per ceut is sometimes accepted The usual range is
10 per cent, at which figures the market is abundanty
supplied.
New York exchange contruoa weak. The buying range
is par "a though the upper igure is seldom Obtained
Tho selling price Is is athe lower figure by Of
tho leading discount houses to customers round lots.
Gold was shade hrmer-the buying price IL 4 IL.
selling about Ia
silver, buying, a s; selling, 10 n IL.
Old Treasury notes, buying Al .; new, buying, ~
selling, 4 premium
The receipts at the four lake ports from the lst
of January to the LIST of August, 1862, rs fol-
lows
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6 HIPPlM C NJ { w s +.
roR SHw YonE-THIs Dav
srS rIsrs........... ~ NOON psfs".......ey eve s.
s1Ts. ............. 90 HIGH wsTGe...,eve IL v
Port OF New york, August "a,


CLEARED
Shp Dewitt Clinton, Mosher, Liverpool-rrask Dear
bonn.
ship u Hamilton, white Gasgoyy--T Durham
ship Neptune tianl FOrtinann Cork-funci, Mencke u
HendL
snip Adele tIam), Clausen Autwerp-w y schmidt
Bark Flacndcrne tNorw), Ecshart Queenstown-Funth,
NenrSc 4 Wendt
Paik w Wilson (Br) Plnmmcr Malansas.-Go 4 Francia
ba,k Loanna (Br) Spencer Cow Ray CB--H 4 A Do.
oil.
Ealk Milton Badfcsd, New Orieans-Wakcinsn Dtn,on.
Brig contest tBrl, lynch Qucenst0wn--R Dinwidle,
BRIG Ida Abbott lBr), Gore, st Th0nas-Whitmo Co
Br,g q u Sampson (Bi), Thompson. Cow Bay, CB--B z
ssbr II Waterman, Eloott, New oricaus--w Dewey d
80
SrLrA a y Hswe. lockwood New Oreans-B Small A Go.
SER niled States Caoct, Ncw Orleans--B tux Go.
Yrhr NJ q Rni.su. .Alc,aniria--Masier
Scar " A y Cisier, Mathis, ,Drnmmondtown--Msstcf.
schr gcn cropper, conklin snow ill-A laveusl
gfhr : N Po3lr. ST., 2ddcp, SsyO--fi u lila I'll,
scnr nnpanshae Jfomas, Bangor--9 Hatch.
schr sarah, Holden. poriland-w Brown = Co.
,hr Kos.rih Ice Ncwbufyppri-S VI Leph A Co
Scar CON ord kandr.ce, Bos ton--s Leois 90,
". hr ts,tolla, raker Fs!uol th--Nasff.
Fct,w - Man Nt~ 81 =" ls,.n'o's--TaNts
0,p.p u STAFF ~. 49, = "a. .t'rs'. 'f,ttM
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG WIDOW. POSSESSING ALL THE QUAIL.
~ ties to rcncr'any man happy, also having
IN her right wishes To correspond with
ge tienl With pvicw 90 matrimony Address Mira sala
Union square Post olIte, New York.
THE SrBsCRIBER, YOUNG MAN OF %, iS DIS.
j. tirDps opening corr spund, With s1le yorn
lady OF suitable with view 10 matIony Must be OF
resp CAB limiy and .cl o,ucated. AdarssJ HARRISON
Jr., Eienvtle, Jist.r county v. y.
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It.
Asms.-Sma sa'es Of pots made at $8 s1l4
81 sT1a, while pearls we're firmly held ats7
BRKADsTpFFs. s.--Flour-owng 10 The Improvement IN
foreign exchange the market frmer closed Il
advance Of DC per bbl and for grades higher ad.
vance was claimed The sales embraced about Il, ,0o0
Ibis closing within the following range Of auotations-
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RyPHEssEs.

A BuRSHAd5 rVRStTI RE EXrREss AND PACK.
N. Ing fst'b shmsnt. ll Ncai h"' ch ftrte between
It avn s,Dfl al en Irs-li0dsphDl ~ = ts Na !
ir - N t~ gt *tl t'"f tt' at.4t ~ NJ
rt.s,rg f..l ~, u etn itnH to h' y \ 49, Il
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I ruE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON-.
spECIAL NOTICES.

A spECIAI. MEETING OF THE NEW YORK YOUNG
N Mensi Roman Catholic Benevolent Assncatnn, will be
held AT their rooms l63 BOweIy Friday evening August
i5 at o'clock. punetua attrfnnccis Il requested ny
order, THOMAS CARROLL. President
PArnicK TtGnr Recording secretary.
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IN uNrrfD SrArFs TRt AsrRy,
Nav NaRs August ~, ls02. !
Parties holding fifty coupons on United States
three years 10 per Treasury Notss due the 18Th ol
August are required hand them IN for examination NJ
leas prior said date with schedules OF the de-
mona ons numbers &c. II they prefer u they may 10 so
a Blank schedules will be Furnished upon appica
lion al hs once. The (which should ~ numerical
IN arrnurodl VIII examined aud cheeks given the
18th inst, after three O'Clock J.. W. JOHN J. CISCO
Assistant Treasurer of the United States.
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nFFICE OF TIE ERIE NAILNONN UONFANY,
" Ear PtAcr, Nav YSRK, Aug 6 1862.
Holders of The Second Mortgage Bonds the New York
Erie Railroad Company, cxended 10 1879 notified
due SeTtenbcri l. 1862 VIII bc paid ana
after that date the Occ presentation VI the
III will necessary for the holders bonds thus
tended preipnt them the oce OF the company where
the principal and interest september
lsl The privilege 0 extending such bonds Will cease at
tLat date H. ~ OTIS. Secretary.
OFFICE or THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM
~ pany, ~ Wall stroet-New York Angrs u, is62-No
tcr hereby given the Board OF Directors have ts
ay decarcda Dividend I'VE 5) Per ont 81 the
earnings the pact 80 three months payaDe az the Office
ot the company an after The I'D inst
The transfer book VIII clos" tho 18th, and reopen the
a5th inst. ~ orler of the Board.
H. w. g. BELLOWS, Secretary pro TEN.
OFFICE OF ST NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ No iGd Broadway, August 4 isd.-The Directors have
his day declared dividend ~ s crnt pyahe and
after the 18Th inst NM. 4. SLUCJM, Secretary.
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MATCmE.s. JEwELRY, Zee.

r0IAMoNpS, OLD GOLD AND SILVER wANTBp.-
IL IOyts ANl,i,U, 12j Broadway, rnlcr New York Ito.
t ocrs IT, pay N, nihes casa pr'e ier Daino' ls ot
NtN' 49, sue" r.f-tF4 : AZ fif = ~ - y" II MI
-. 4,rcr on ftr., rtti.H si 49, ~ f'n . 'ht
ns 49, ., 'eaH ~" '",'..su i, t,k, y.h.f $50
Al kIss,w-A.
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though they had heard good news" tie
second board the market was steady, without mnc h
activity prices fraction higher than those ruling
between the boards. 1t closed steady, the following
being the last quotations United States &c regis
tered, 1851, i0oss l0l; United States 6's, coupon,
1851, 1907 1909; United States SIS, 1874, $50
| 80; Treasury notes, $40 per cent, l05es a
1887; Tennessee G's, 50 524; Virginia SIS, 63%
90; North Carolina 6's, 66 o 6s; Missouri 6's,
4s 4s: American gold. ll5H ll5'4; Pacific
Mail, 1857 1867, ex div; New York Central,
o32s a 93lI; Erie. 81 371s; do. preferred, 6714
672s; Hudson River, AS q 4s1; Harlem, l61s
lGl4; do preferred, 391l 3s94; Reading,
6s% a 59%; Michigan Central, G574 65z; Mchi-
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 272s 271a;
do. guaranteed, 6OA a COZ; Panama, l39 a
40; Illinois Central, 6lsS 6l24; Galena and Chi
cago, 721a 72L; Cleveland and Toledo, 5026 a
50N Chicago and Rock Island, 67H a 67e4;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, s3% 81; Mil
waakee and Prairie du Chen, 80 . 33; Illinois
Central bonds, rs. o71a 90; demand notes, 1917
a lo7sz.
After the board snail business was done in
the outside room. Erie was sold at 371t !, and that
was bid for more; Toledo at 501I, &C., sc.
Next Wednesday has been fixed as the day for the
COUheNceDlcHb Ol Tue c!slfibulOn Oh 'pnSlu
currency" On that day Mr.. Sub Treasurer Cisco
expects TO have moderate supply on hand, which
ne VIII probably pay over to applicants 10 small
sums, taking care to prevent monopoly by specu-
lators. smart Wall street broker, with more
enterprise than modesty, proposed to the Treasury
Department TO relieve it OF the labor of distributing
this currency, offering to take it all himself, and
pedde it ont to the public at 4 premium. We
presume that Mr.. Chase did not see the operation
In the same light as the broker.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts ~ 500 Isl ~
--ror custoHiS.. 4t0,WW w
paymcnts. ........ 9So 700 80
baitnCe. Soit,s3V do
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s25, 1853 .so6 %, and the balances
81, ,lls, ,932 O4.
The American Express Company have declared
their regular quarterly dividend Of three per cent
payable 10Th instant.
The statements Of the banks Of the three princi-
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous ones and-the corresponding time
of 1861 as follows:--
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The stock Of Hour and grain in store at Chicago
at the commencement of the present week, as com
pared with last year, was as follows
.arg. IL, 81. Any !, '62. Ang. IL, 62.
Flour bbs.,... S,+3j Il 900 10000
Wheat, bushels. lS3.9il 45o11 3lO,7so
corn. .........l, l,IIl,tJo -soso,lJ3 iYS4l,2'V
The celebration of the opening Of the Racine
and Mississippi and Northern Illinois railroads to
the Mississippi river is to take place from Chicago
to-day.
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NoucE-cuIcAGo, ALTON AND 81. LOUIS RAIL.
in rnai ate Chiago and Mississippi Ranoad -HU.l -
OF he second mortgage bonds and al the hoers
certificates o indebtedness of the above named
raiioai, hereby required pursuant TO resolution
adopted the Bondholders meeting o. 9th July lso2. 10
deposit teli above named documents with L. VI. Meyer
Cai,1ian the Trustees before the 10th day of September
lS52,-at - Vi iilaln street, room NJ. 9.
Aent on called the third resolution adopted the
Bondhoder' meeting OF the 2Jd July l62, according TO
which parties complying subject 20 be roitted to
their rights their share Of te pocccGs of
sale aud other ard further rights which they may have
by virtue Of the agreement % Cease.
Those ho have Tot yet subscribed 10 the agreement and
Il paid their Of advances to the Receiver
in acu raure with the lat solution, adopted AZ SOnd
holders meeting oi 9th Juy, 1892 become parties TO
said agree ucu BY sub rtrs and NJ the unce or
Messgs. ". X Ieslp Co. No "a Exchange ace before
The 9Th day of Scptcinber, 1852. l.. II. MEYER,
Chairman Of Trustees
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STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING AT
- 2ueensiown Cork Harbo.) The Liverpool New FORK
and Philadelphia SsamsHip Company intend despAieGins
their fal powered Clye buit steamships folows
ciry az RaITIpu saiaraay Aasn 5o 59
bLAs foh saturday August ~
And every succeeding saturday, az noon from North
river
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RATES OF PASSAGE

Antwerp de.. at equally low rates
fare from Liverpool or Que nstswn:-Fst cabin, 10
and Il gnlneas Seerage from Liverpool, - IS; from
queenstown G66s And those who 10 send Tor their
friends car buy tickets here at the current rate OF exchage
ILese STEAMERS have onnooations Tor passsn
gers are strongly built In tight iron sections and carry
patent hf, annihators Experienced surgeons attached
10 each steamer
For further information apply in Liverpool 10 WILLIAM
lNMAN, agent 22 Water street; elias 10 ALEX. NAL
COLIN No. 3 st. Enoch square; In one nstown 70 "a \ W
-. SEYMOUR 4 CO.; IN London to Ely ES x MACY, 81
King William street; in Paris 10 JULES DECOUE is Rue
Notre Dame VICTORIES Place d. la in Philads
pha 10 JOHN q, DALE, III Walnut street, the colpa
nys onicos JOHN Il. DALE, Agent,
No. 10 Broadway. New York.
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The Evacuation of Richmond.

Correspondence OF the Philadelphia Inquirer
FORTRESS MONROE, August Ith, 1862
The reported evacuation OF Richmond is en-
titled TO some crcdence; but it is caused by pes
thence am not inclined to believe Nor DO I
for once think that it has been entirely ahan-
loned by the Confederates troops. In their
fol tifcation4 they have left What they con>ld
er sufficiently strong force TO defen} them
for the pre- sen@. They d. not anticipate an at
tack from Mcclellan, AMI they believe The ar
my under Jackson powerful enough to hold
General Pope in check from the quarter by
which he is atlvan"lng.
The true case of the reDorte,l evacuation. I
imarin is found in the fact that since she)ling
# our camps, Ia Thursday nigh, by the Cor
ltderates, Gen Mcclellan has thrown acr0ss
he James river a strong force, apparently
Treating Petersburg. It has even been re.
ported hele his whole army intended moving
over e. the right hank Of the James river
Under the belief that such was the design OF
Mcclellan the Confederates have come out OF
Richmond with the ma jorlty Of their army.
md have taken up their position III the neigh
,orhoo1 Of Petersburg and On the eastern bank
IT the AppomattOx river
They are pleased with the idea that the Ar
nv of the Potomac has left its in pregnahle
position on the left hank Of the Jame<, and
:,ne out on grounl where they hope to lie abe
% defeat it ~ overwhelming numbers. They
nave not the ten ,rity to attempt a rush on
Va >hmg>ln, however much they desire it,
It is not l,k,ly that Gen, Lee is foolIh enough
% leave three armies on his rear I'd flank
md thus inSoate himself from support with
he hope, and that at hest decIusve one, that
ne could capture the Federal Capitol,
Pope, Mcclellan and Burnside would close
n upon him AMI his whole army, The flow
n of the South would be cut 70 pisces Or cap
.ured en- masse. fully believe that JED Da.
Wis has prepared himself with view to ami
lilate Mcclellan, if he can, in the new position
which he believes the Union almy is about &c
,ccuDV.
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JOHN !. GDuhE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
II as CONcIAN il / Oh hand 4 large assert
L l men1 ct tAAllLl> GlO CAKlG.>, consist
us Of Bacon, OF AL kinds; tLyO 4 ~ tie
rel or smaller packages; 81 OK " Ii EAI,
W kKANIo, EAloIAo, FhJNho, E1Go,
oAkUAA rs, &C., &c, /" Whicn h@ invites the
.llIelltINM OF GuSLNlNers. lh'-
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Acquitted.

OMAHA, August 8.-Honry v. Dupuv, late
Pavnee Indian Agent, arrested by the United
States Marshal for embezzlng public moneys,
has been honorably acquitted.
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LIBERTY HALL-This is the last opportu
nifty to see the great Canterbury Company
Don't fal! to go tonight if, you want to enjoy
hearty laug
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WE HAVE just gece1 60 ctr lu4! supply CT
w Eal!l, + al IL.tA, l.tu 1tllta, Llp4s
A...a Bag, anU olAer L L. IL ~ LIS; aA:o7
Long GI.eA and Lurly l&A-e I IL ILIs
otLUo. I'LL ~ III LIE lA< La4 s.ztu atAaltS
ana LOT sale ~ LAALILAAIA 81 ~,
. mu ~ NJ. = .,AA .GALlL &lll4&A-st,
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Saturday night,
DICK l:Ah l. N llNLE. T

~ Doors open st !: o'cloclz; performance to
commence At > . clock,
ADN1ss1oS-- Main kali, Is cents; gentl' man
and lady to Orchestra, 70 nt> each tn,lt u.sn;
unaccompanied BY ladies', 10 Orchestra: 50,
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ID ALL WIZ VALUE THEIR SIGHT.
DR.. Z. ". GILMORE.
OCCULINT ANU OPTICIAN.

OCCULIST AMI OPTICIAN
DEGS to announce his arrival IN Alexandra.
. where he will remain 3 short time, at the
Drus store Of Henry Cook, corner Of King
and Alfred streets. All persons suffering
from loss Of sight will find great relief in his
most learned profess, rs to be the bestrestoratye
to the sight known. :,
Every person wearing spectacles should give
him call and test his >llity IN restoring 81 at
P. S.-NEARSIGHTEDN relieved,
aug 5-tf
-r=u= NOTICE.-FOR LEX An l. RIA
E-zzzz3anHzszz-gg AND WASHINGTON, D. c.
The steamer PLANTER will leave Bal timore,
from her wharf, lower end of Freder ok stree
dock, every Friday afternoon, at O'clock to
the above named places, commencing FRlO1 I,
Returning, willleave Washington every Tues
day II )rnng at E O clock ano AleAano1la AZ
s. q clock, jJanneys wharf, calling at all Ghe
usual landings on the Maryland side OF the 20
rouac for passengers and freight. For turner
information, apply On board. -
FreiQhtrec.l4eA I'D &c Z 0 clock on the cay Of
departure All WY freight must be prepaid,
Passage to Potomac, s.. Meals extra.
j. dim GEO. ". NEEMS. Master.
PAINTS AND OILS
EWIS' PURE WHITE LEAD, Raw and
| 8,ued Liuseed Oh, spirits Iurpentlne, and
a 4ull Supply Of Colors o. all kinds recelveo and
. sole pt Il. COOKS
Wholesale and Retail Drug
iy Is Store, ~, hAns street
TTORsE AND WAGON FOR sALE,-A
IL one horse wagon and harness and d good
use for sole The hJrse, wagon and harness
VII Be sold to5et0eg or 81 44ge*zy. Apply
~ lasas saseaa> Tug s-sw<
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neatb Of Sir Allen McNab &c.

TORONTO, August 8.-Sir Allen McAab
;7;a,] play of gastric fever, aged 81.
The captain and steward Of the steamer
Madison have been held to appear at the As
sizes Court, on the charge Of obtaining recruits
Err the United Sites army.
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He CHIT, l. 4 l. i VI & \ 4 CO..
/ 'Ah MGA who are sealing every uescril1..>.4
L u BuVIS, oAuAS, hA1o, OAIso, LhI
uOOUo ana lLOl AIAu, al pri>ts II below
any dealer rAelr Lac, 1t Is AalGIy Attes>A1y
to designate the4r place o. business, 1ur alDIrSt
every body KNOWS Il; but, tor The btnct 81 strA1-
gers, MIA state that They Can Le loLnd al -
N1ng street, second 4o"r nozn l.o] a. ST. ct
IAose whc patronl>e them, Wall A3o that TIER
reputation Io1 cneapneSs is uU1 unUeSe2 w. Alelc
stock en- braces everything that Is Nanttu ~ lie
dies and gentlemen, nlisses ana tOys, and Infants,
and they operate upon the principle lAut,
II Aiulb,e Sarpeucs IS Detztz t!su2, S.o>0 SAz{~
Ing"
It will cost nothing to cali and examine their
vnrivalIed stock Boots, >hoes1 hats, Caps,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents furnishing ooocs,
~ ~~' uEJAY, KAUFMAN s. CO.,
" I6-Im ! .. 81 King street.
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DIED.

r IN ednesday m orning :, the 9Th inst, ROBT
VIM Da ton, in the . I'd year Of his agt.
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9 GREAT norton Of their arms ca tured. Mos
o$tbo e who escaped left without their arms,
horses or Clothes The Federal loss was seven
l;ijcl, two seriously wounded.
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Cry MARKET. There YVES 8 very large at
tendance Of buyers AMI sellers at marko; this
morning. Meats were in good supply, and
fair ouulity-pri G; unchanged-viz: l25 ctS.
Der tb.-Vegetahl"s we're quite abundant, OK,
cept green corn; Potatoes, 373 cts. a peck:
Tomatoes, 25(0375 cts. peck; Cabbage, "a
cts. a head; Lima Beans l6 cts. a quart;
Corn, IS cts. a dozen-FruitS are quite album
dant-Peache<, Of Indifferent quality, 5J0Sc
cts peck; Pears AMI Apples 37} CT. peck:
Watermellons, 375050 cts. 8 piece; Blackber-
zies, AMI Whortleberries, 3(05 cts quart.
LocA14-Mr John ". Ryan had his pan
falcons with $50, 60 cts. in the ',ooket, stolen
from his house one night last week, The mo-
ney WAS taken, and the pantaloors thru w into
the street-To~day, has been one Of the hot
test Of the sea 2on.--The thermometer at moor
III the sh1le in Heating 80. Clay Emner,
son, whose arrest was noticed yesterday. has
been Internationally relea se].
DECLINE OF Prices, We are panied to no.
tice great decline in the price Of one article Of
merchandise, anil an almost entire stagnation
in the business within few DAYS. The late
proclamation of the President has produced
this prcstration in this business, It has ami.
]atcl the trade in hair dive The stock, good
will, an fixtures Of Al the hair dye establish
ments are for sale Melody, except some an
GENT female, h9s used hair dye sine the call
waS made for ali men 'unler f,rty-fve years Of
age. Gray hairs are not only honorable, they
are fashionable How suddenly some men
grow old IN 7 Tribune.
LIBERTY HALL-This is the last opportu
nifty to see the great Canterbury Company
Dont 7al! to go tonight if, you want to enjoy
hearty laug
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LIB ERT Y It A T. l.!
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
EltClvAL, l'akkEk 4 tO.sS
G r Z 4 r C 4 Y r. 4 & = Il 7
c 0 II B / \ ATLON co Ii ? \ Y.

Last night Of
The charming Vocalist,
Miss NELLIE TAYLOR!
Miss JENNIE ALLENl
The sweet Singer,
Miss JULIA PRICE!
The funny Negro Coined an,
The famous Song and Dance Darkey,
hARRl IALDOTl
The celebrated Clown and JuggIer,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
LITTLE ELLA, and the
IMMENSE COMPANYl
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c. G. 3 2 a 2 I z : .

cogsAg KING ASD ALFRED sT&EE:s
ALhAANDklA, \.
IT AS constantly Oh na!ld, ana oHeEs 20 re p
/ ! lie, al excellent assortment u JAZZ IL
~ AXE. SOFAS and Oh Abs Ut stetJ YAH 9
~ and VI the lowest cAsA terms, WAlch SnS u q
IL o4lICy auU 5D4s4l, cs4~2-lo1 20 ~ t;aees'
2ay w ~44
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TIL CITY HO TEL,
IVhA hR Of ROYAL and CAMERON SITS

ALEXANDRIA, va
~ 81 NOhL HEFL4BJ y ER, PROPRIETOR.
'04o VAd and Weli-known house continues to
- oer to the RESIDENTS journlng and sraveln g
T19"c every comfort and Convenience
&,GIs ana attentive ASST ,tants, Widespread
u,,rn 49, peasant sleeping rooule, have dong
"a u u+44 suceuG4ls - .llis e,s,l caso Del.
~ ~+-$g ~