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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-30


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y THE FAR FAMED ."iA't"f
DIR w DIR
OF PENNSYLVANIA, announces To th,.
German, French and spanish mode Of u '-'
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
successfully practiced OF late in France.
spain and America He has been engaged
several years In travelling and successfully
treating people who linger under old so.
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS. t
He not only ascertains the naturs OF the dis-
ease ms formerly practiced by physicians. bus
intricate the disease sy ss ' ga
Ss M |. e ssyo or :sr g:
Persons who live At . distance can have
IN ny e n ss
complaint IN writing. The money must a s.
sent In advance sor the time .you wish. All
age stamp. -, a. =
FEMALE COMPLAINTS Du
In al their forms, treated carefully and CONS
dcntially. He wi visit and consult paaiona.
while remaining IN town, free of charge.
diseases Of the genital organs, cures radieaiiy
and ei'e ,,, syph!li. lonorrhcra, dlest
suffering from nervous debility. caused By M
voluntary LOSSES during Sleep can rely upon .
positive and speedy cure, by new and infAi-
N. B.-LAdtes who desire to avail themselves
OF DR.. VS. sure and safe mode Of removing
ObstSuctitvns, suppressions, Ac., from whatevof-
cause produced, without the use - medicine,
can do 40 ut one interview. DIR. w. has In.
vented n method hy which eOn0eptiOn can
positively be prevented, simple aud ccrtsin.-
Preventative forwarded BY mail for g, With
all Instructions 1883. al - ID
Dr. Weir cures all private diseases without
mercury. Cancers Of long standing can -
cured by DR.. Weir. Consumption cured by
DR.. Weir Al diseases Of the Eyes and Ears
So Ague cured and warranted for $500. -
Triton. June 18th, Wilton, June 18th:
! West Liberty, 18th.
| Mechanicsville June 18th. s
A. matter Of information append ths ebIlovts9
Of paicnts treated by the Doctor from January l.
1859, to July :, 1855: OskaIoosa, 81; Otumws O7;
Fairfield, II; MI Pleasant, %; Rome, ~; Danvtis,
~ BURLINGTON. 100 Sisourney. 81; Musrasine. 80:
Wilton 81; parans. Z; West Liberty, %; spsiaenslA
keosangua, .; Salem. 20; Trenton, 4O rhos Dova-
n4'a, :; Marshall 10; Pleasant Plain, III Brighton .:
Washington, 10: whinncd, 4; Charlottesville, rs;
Clifton, aO Dodgeyille, II; Biggsviir, II; iYoune
America, co. Monmouth 20; oxford, I: Iowa City 81;
nnnkermilis, D; Upton, ~; Lisbon II; Cedsr Rsps
u; Macon. II: In all 1oa3 cases-
lie makes u day visits. DR. .. Z. WEIR.
Residence At Toledo, Iowa.
All lesttsrs must b sent to Durineton, Iowa pesl.
ONCE hox A. 70
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~Drake 4 Covington have just re-
ceived from New York, per express, q
very pretty assortment of Empress
Cloths and Striped Alpacas, embracing
all the different colors. They invite q
call from their lady friends.
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MAMMOTH COw.-There Is COW, rails
ed by Mrs. Calender down i'm Camp
Township, which weighs two thousand
and ten pounds. She Is four years, old.
She is about seventeen hands high, and
is not particularly fat, having been treat
ed rather poorly. Who can trot out q
COW of similar hugeness?-Stdte Regis
ter. ## f#
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-30

AA The Copperohnson Convention
met at Clinton, on the 25th inst, and
nominated John Potter Cook Of Daven-
port, to be beaten by Hiram Price at the
election for Representative Of the I'd
Congressional Districts of Iowa. We in
tend giving q further notice of John p.
next week.
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IMPROVEMENTS. -Messrs. Friend 4
Cnlbertson are eniarging and improving
their corner building 50 as make their
business room "a feet long. The upper
story wilTbe finished off for Offices.
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rA1 sAvSsss~, akvlss Assa rssssrsa u lsa,sA h l
fsw vssks b. > y~y snp,s remedy, sasr Aavias sss-
ssrtd ~ ssvsssi ysars Nh ssvsrs isas a1ss,sa,
and thai dread Disease. Csnsanpsioa-is snxioss to
.ts know - ~ Ssalsv-sn0ssss eAs mems = sas.
To III wss ossss~ ~ - -. -.
ssrpoa ss1 ss u chasee), with the Aisscsions 70,
preparing sSd assaesAs sHns, wAseh they viii ana 4
SURE Cuax for CoHsu APTIoS, AsrRaA, Haoacntrls,
Governs, c0Los, and I'll Throax and Lung AAsctions.
The only Object Of the Advertiser In sending the Pre-
scrptiep y 70 benefit the AFFLICTED and sprsad nlorma
tion which he 1onceivss 70 - valoae, aud b hopes
every sufferer will try hs rsasAy, - will cost then
nothing, and may PROVE blesstug
Parties wishing the prescription, BY return mail
will please adafess iof,g go - r
#G .8@s#3 Ksv. ADwARD A. WILSON,
vl3nlk Williazasburgh, Kings 90. New York.
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pTWe are sprelared to prosecute
claims for additional bounties and pen,
sions granted to soldiers and their heirs
under late laws.
RoTHRocK & WOLF.
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HOWARD ANDOCIATlON,
PDTLADIAkRIA, "a. - 8
7nI9HAs8s. on rQ1 URINARY AND sexual
- eyNens-new and reliable treatment. Abs the
Das0AL CaAnsea, IN RssAy y Waraing aad Insssuc-
oni In sealed snvslepe. hes Of charge Address
g; :: ss,s.s ssyass As'ee':.:s.; No.
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The situation In Europe.

WA>l>alaN, August 3.-Ihc following
,a@l-H-r,i analysis i, from the pen oi a
s.rrwt OBSERVER, contained ina lcttcrrc-
ry.yri in tui> city, dated Paris, July 10Th /:
"Ii- Situation may he briefly stated a
follows: Prussia lays down the basis Of
peace, ole OF which i, the exclusion Of
Austria from the German confederation,
aa'i upon thr acceptance Of these bases
~ Austria, Prussia and Italy Will agree 10
an .rmi>trcc "l tive days for negotiations.
france PROPOSES 10 support this offer pro
1s..i Prussia will reserve the total cAclu-
>~&,I Austria, and make that a European
question 10 be settled by a congress.
Prussia a>srnt> to this modification, where
=.au tie French Minister proceeds I"
Vienna, and Prime" Napoleon To Italy, To-
~s hm.l tie terms agreed upon by France
tgi Prussia. The impression appears 10
- HAT Austria will accept the basis oi
auc 10 gain the five days, even il She
.a,cnd, l. disagree. There is evidently
-.rat confusion at Vienna, and they are 80
lily pressed that they cauuot get time 10
@-Ibrrat, quietly upon anything"
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f.~.i.t.nee to the city anthcritie. N an m.

authorized manner, and did far more harm
than good. 1t is true that the imprls"
which prompted them was generous, Tor
blood is thicker than water, and 1t vas dit
ficult to witness the attack Of armed ana
Infatuated negroes-no matter how limo
Gently they may have been brought into
the mattcr-without rushing to the rescue
of the assailcd guardians of the peace.
And so the Convention of 1864, whicl
commenced in u%surpation, has ended il
riot and bloodshed. AZ Mr.. Rosclius de
clarcd yesterday Every participant in
the reasonable scheme should he arrested
and sent to jail" This, 1t must be re-
membered, is not the opinion Of a political
adventurer, but OF u grave jurist, an origi-
nal Union man, a sober, quiet citizen OF
the highest responsibility.
We have the best reasons for suPposine
that for several days vile attempts have
been made to excite the negroes into re
belliOn, and TO organize them into Dand'
for that specific purpose. This view OF the
matter is strengthened by the disclosures
made last night by X. +. Daunoy relatiy,
| Third district at II o'clock last night, under
q mar named Berlin: but whether white
or black We could not learn.
Had Governor Wells but performed hi:
duty with the wisdom and discretion which
| should have characterized the Chief Magis'
tratc of Louisiana, all this trouble might
have been avoided. He, however, in al
evil hour, linked his political fortunes to al
usurping cabal, and in a desperate ventur.
to get ont OF one difficulty, has plunged tht
State and himself into another.
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MILLERToN, n. Y, August 3.-The Mil
lcrton Iron Company's blast furnace in this
place took fire at | O'clock this after.
noon, and soon became an entire mass OF
ruins. Loss, seventy-1vc thousand dol.
lars; fully insured.
ST. LorIs, August 3.-Nearly a block o.
frame tenement houses on Biddle and
Twcnty-tilth streets were burned yester,
day afternoon, rendering over thirty tami,
lies houselcss. Loss, thirty thousand dol,
lars; little insurance.
ST. Louis, August IA fire this after,
noon destroyed the City Brewery, a dry
goods store, and two dwellings on Ninth
street. Loss, fifty thousand dollars; in,
surcd for seventeen thousand dollars, prin.
cipally in Eastern Offices.
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Attempt TO XIII u Barber-An Ex.Al.
derman Killed.

PHILADELPHIA, August AN attempt
was made about II o'clock last night to
kill q barber named Hull, at his residence,
at the corner of Fifth and GaSkill streets,
by " negroes, who say they were en-
ploycd by his wife, who promised them
eight hundred dollars for the job. The
negroes jumped upon their victim while
he was in the cellar. His cries for help
brought him speedy assistance. lie was
severely cut on the head.
Ex- Alderman James 7. IIarmer was
killed last night in u tavern in the lower
part of the city in u quarrel arising from
a political discussion.
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Trouble on the Steamer Star OF the
south.

FaNr Mo>RoK, August 1.-The steamer
STAY ul the South, with four hundred and
My recruits for the Fourth and Sixth re-
ra.eui> United States cavalry, stationed
al Austin and san Antonio, Texas, arrived
Il. 49, Aubor hi, morning, bound L. Gal
weston from Baltimore. The officers state
Il t'|ar guard. on board the steamer were
'"t provided with weapons 10 enforce 4
ta"ar" 10 tAcir orders, and in consequence"
't'y Hrrr obliged 10 put in here 10 obtain
IT." i'"c>>try arms u >uhdue the rcirac-
'"f' ifrt~ among the men. TIE Star OF
lie >oHt| sailed Tor Galveston this evening.
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Railroad Accident.

RUTLAND, August 3.-An accident oc-
Cured on the Rutland and Washington
railroad, near Granville, n. y, to-day, by
which two Passenger cars were thrown from
the track, one of them, filed with paSscn-
gers, rolling down high embankmcnt, and
injuring six or eight passengers, some of
them seriously. The conductor and brake
man of the train were also somewhat ill.,
iurca, though not seriously.
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from TcNns-Nis>ion of General >he
ridan-Ihc Legislature.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, August 2.-The
hf"wnsvillc courier mentions the sudden
arrival OF Gcnc~al Sheridan in that city,
lie >pcut most of his time i'll Matamoras. On
ut, tia, lac bore official and mysterious
messages 10 the Mexican authorities.
Tie President tclegraphs TO Judge Bell,
Secretary OF State, that the Legislature Of
Texas viii meet without hindrancc CA the
9Th. The Governor will BE- inaugurated on
IL" 9th, and then the officers OF the provi.
slonal government will turn over their re.
s~pscti's badges to the officers elect.
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""'"n Soldiers and Thirty Indians
kiiicd In u Fight I'm Idaho.

-. Lotus, August 3.-Thc Democrat has
ad~taich irom 81. Joseph saying that the
!aalt4> in Idaho are getting quite trouble
'f'n". They made a raid on Ruby City,
@H i ulirr Geek, on the lst Of July, but
MT" surprised by United States troops.
Anglia occurred, and seven soldiers and
l#..t Indians were killed.
Tia. latest aayiccs state that Captain
trimmings, with forty men, was surrounded
y three hundred men, and fighting dcspe-
.''''y. kciutorccmcntS were Fastening 10
1aom.
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
N DISPATCHES.
appointments by the President-Fi

&DDOuNuIuCubNS ~
WAsHrxsroS, August 4.-The President
has ordered the appointment Of Andrew }
Faux, of Pennsylvania, as Governor o
Dakota, rice Newton Edmnnds. a.. /
German has been removed from the pos
ZION of postmaster of the United State:
Seuate-the dismissal to take effect iron
he lst proximo. This office is in the gil
Of the sergeant-at.arms OF that body.
The old Moyamensins Hall, on Christian
street, below Tenth street, which was used
during the war by the Government as a
hospital, and was recently taken possession
of by the Board Of Health for cholera pnr.
poses, was set on fire this morning at )
o'clock. The adjacent wooden structures
were destroyed as we'll as the lower por-
ton of the Hall. An Indignation meeting
of the residents in that vicinity was held
yesterday.
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DEATH or Mns. j. c. CALuorN.-This

DEATH OF Mrs. J. G.. CALuouN.-Thi-
venerable lady, the relict of Carolina's
great statesman, died at Pcndlcton, 5 &C.,
On the night Of July 18th. She had lived
to see the wise counscls OF her illustrious
conSort utterly ~repudiated by the fanatical
majority Of his countrymcn, and to pass
through the baptism OF blood which her
disregard Of his political teachings. Her
name is revcrcd by a loving people as well
for her intrinsic virtues as for her lifelong
association with the great statcsman.-tO-
hanbid IS. G. Patriot.
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Arrest Of (:euprns Snntn ANN.

New YORK, August 3.-Gcncral Santa
Anna has been arrested here and held to
bail in the sum of thirty thousand dollars.
He is charged by Mr.. Montgomery with
acting maliciously in having him arrested
and imprisoned. He lays the damage at
twenty-five Thousand dollars.
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The United States consul al Hamburg,
Mr.. james Mcdonald, has offered fifty tons
of ice for the use OF the Prussian War
Department.
7. l.. Clingman, Of North Carolina, cx-
Confederate and eX-United States Senator,
was among the arrivals in Washington
Friday.
A. T. Stewards income this year is over
s 1900, 900.
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MONTAGUE x WHITALL
A'A Late OF the Merchants Insurance Company
Of Riehmond.j
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AMI LIFE INSURANCE
once. No al Main street. Just below tn. spots-
wood Hotsl. dc ii-u
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Seizure for Non-Paymcnt Of Duties

NEW YORK, August 3.-The revenue Of
ticcrs have seized one hundred and sixty
four packages of tobacco, manufactured at
Danvillr, Va, which has been deposited in
Il warehouse in this city. No duty has
been paid on it, and it will be conliscatcd.
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nISSOLUTION.-Th firm of CAR
- + < MOSTEIEo. in consequence OF tho
death Of Mr.. Edward II. Montciro, l. this day dis
solved. All parties indebted Ia the rrm arr Re-
uu.sted Ia come forward and settle, an1 all liabliI-
ties will lie settled by SAMUEL ). CARTER.
The undersigned returns thanks 10 his patrons
patronage heretofore bestowed upon the nrm II
CARTER 4 MOSTEIRo. A. succassoTt Ia the rrm,
he bsgs 4 continuance Of that patronage, with I'll.
assurance this, in future he viii end.ayor To serve
them ~ he has always done. IA. will keep con.
-tanily on hand II full supply u the best GRO
CERES. LIQUORS, aud CIGARS.
Nj. X. l.. CHRISTIAN, Of the late firm of Chris
tian 4 Latlrop, being associated with me In bust.
n-s-, invites his friends to call uyon him -
au2-l0t SAMUEL \. CARTER.
city papers please copy, and srnd bill! to 5. 5.
Carter.
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CO.P,RTyEPSHIP

Co.PARTEERSHIP The undersigned have this
d,y associated themselves together under tue ,iyls
and firm 81 GORDON y tRlS6AS, FOR the purp,~p
81 conIgctlug I GROCERY. METAL, AND COM
MISSION Business AZ the old stand OF John n.
Gordon 4 son, Fourteenth street, near tn. tx.
change Hotel. They respectfully solicit "A con.
FINANCE II IN. patrpnag" extended a. the lat. nrm
oi John y. Gordon & son. Special attention Will
be- given 10 the sale 81 all produce and merchan-
disc consigned TO IL. JAMES GoRDoN
JOHN W. CRlS8AS.
l,yn.,l l.gs All 2-ts
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tnuictment Oh New OrieanS itioterS,
New ORLEANS, August 3.-The CRANE
jury has indicted twenty-six members o
the revolutionary convention. Seyera
have been arrested, and bailed in tittccI
hundred dollars each. BY order of Gene
raj Sheridan, martial law is continued il
force.
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g. d IALE,
JOHN BOWERS.
Richmond, July Isl, l.ss.

COMPREHENSIVE. - The undersigned have
this day formed themselves into a co.partn"tship
under In. name and style al YALE. BoWk.s X
YALE, for TIA. purpose of carrying on the business
III all tn" various branches formerly conducted hy
IN. late firm of &. b. Ial. ( 90, and respectfully
AK continuance 81 the patronage 80 literally be.
slowed on the lat. hrm Tor 80 many years.
Very respectfully. I ~ lALhL,r
C.. b. YALE.
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WASHINGTON, August 4.-General Stced-
man has unqualitiedly declined the office
of superintendent Of public printing. A
successor to the present incumbent will
be appointed in a few days.
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TIN. SHEET. IRON AND COPPER WARE,
stoves, Furnaces and Ranges, Plumbing, Gss and
steam Fitting, Plumbers and Gao Filters T""is
and Material, Gas rh,rde!icrs, Fixtures and
shades, sheet Lead, Lead and iron Pipes. AI-o,
agents for the celebrated EMPIRE Gas MA
rHINE," the cheapest. simplest AID most furabis
ever invented. IAi md .1Aninn IL In operation ut
~IRON-PRONT BUILDING, GoNERSOR STREET.
iy l5-ISwlm VALE, BOwERs \ YALE.
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DISSOLUTIONS

nISSOLUTION.-1he firm of &. ID.
~ YALE & co. il this day dissolved by llmita-
ton. Either member oi III. trm will sign in iilui
lation.
All parties indebted to Us are earnestly requested
To settle their accounts, and those To whom We are
indebted will please present their rlhin-.
e. ID YALE.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
REPORT OF THE TOBACCO Market.
ToBAcco ExtHANaE, I

RICHMOND, VA, August 4, 1866.
Break small to-day. No change to motto
in prices. Below VIC give the transsc.
ions: 10 hogsheads and 6 boxes opened;
D offered at auction; bids rejected on6;
8 sold as follows: ! hogshead common
.Igs at $40; | h"gshead good Tugs al -;
) hogshsads good manufacturing, I At els
ut Gig, | at 5000; 2 ~hog,Leads extra
manufacturing, ! at s33, l at ESQ., o l
box good manufacturing at s?l 3 boxes
extra manufacturing, ! at $3.50, ! at s34,
at $50; ] box medium fancy wrapper at
$50; | box good fancy wrapper at slo9 ;
) h~ogsheads changed hands on private
terms.
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rO-PARTSERSHIP.-T. T.. LARUS
] CHERR having formed 4 co. partner
ship under the nrm AMI style Of LARrs q CHERRY,
would bag leave To iEinrm the public that they
nav. bou.lt gu. ths business heTs.ufor. conducted
by Messrs. II. 5. Thompson & Co, on Dock street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, and ara
prepared to furnish beet RED and WHITE Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL. snitabi- for CRATES, stoves,
and foundry use slso best BlTUMlSouS LUMP,
AVERAGE, aud SMITHS COAL, slway. At lowest
market rates and would respectfully ask = con-
tinuauc. Of the liberal patronage heretofore be.
slowed upon the late frIa Of H.. s. Thompson &
90. Mr. i. &. LAHrs, who occupied the same
yard for nine years, is with u, and would be glad
To see his former customers and the public gene.
rally. by 3l-tsl LARrs i CHERRY.
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nOMESTIC I~NSuRANCE.>


DOMESTIC INSURANCE.~
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY, ls8s.
AUTHORIZED CArlTAL."...........sl, 600, 900.
ISSUES POLICIES To COVER ALL FIRE AND
MARINE RISKS,
DISCOUNTS r~NDOUBTED PAPER
AT SIMPLE INTEREST,
AND RETAINS II ACCUMULATED PREMIUMS
HERE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
TRADE AND PROPERTY
FROM WHICH
THEY ARE ERIvE
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST. BEAR.
ING CERTIFICATES GIVEN.
d. J. HARTSOOk, President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
Il. {. wHERRY, Js., Assistant Secretary.
iy Elm
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
' COMPANY.
CAPITAL. $500, 900.
JOHN L. BACON, President.
THOMAS W. MCCASCE. Yiee-President.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS r. PRIcs, JAMES AtFRgp JoEEs,
WELLISaToS GoppIS, THoxAs w. McCAscE.
JOHN L. BACON, ROBERT 4. LAScAsIEK.
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
and Personal PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS. in
the city or country, insured against loss or damags
by Are on the most liberal terms.
Losses equi,ably adjusted and promptly paid.
Ofies. los Main street. over Mitchell 4 Tyler's,
Richmond. Va. Ap2t-t,
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VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
Y COMPASY.-oFFICE no. eli MAIN STREET
The ONCE OF this company has been removed TO
the building RECENTLY erected on the south side OF
Main. be,w sen Ninth aud Tenth streets
JOHN T.. BACON, President.
WV. II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary. 10 Is
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IloN.-lne urll ol JollS
IL y. GORDON 4 i, this day Dissolved ~
mutual consent. All persons indebted L" tn" con
Germ arr requested - make payment ~ soon as pos
sibI. and all having claims against Us Ar" -.
ulestri To present them for settlement. Either 81
the partners will sign In lipuidaiion.
JOHN y GORDON.
August !, l'at. JAMES GORDON.
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dissolution OF CO-PARTSER-
III firm ~ LEE 4 COX II this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. ). LEE Will settle up the business 81 the
concern. LIE IVA.
Richmond, July IL. lscs.
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do AND LAGUAYRA COFFEE
Ii One hundred and nf,y bags RIO and LA.
GUAYRA COFFEE for saio-part prime.
o. t-b 4. Y. STOKES / CO,
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ny THE ATLANTIC CABLE-LoSDoN \
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LoypoH, August 3, 7. N.-Thcre Is no
political news of real importance to-day.
liverpool, August 3, =. M.-Cotton-
The Broker,' Circuiar reports the sales Of
cotton for the week ending Thursday, An
gust 81, nj $1,000 bales. The sales to-day
were 1000 bales. Middlins uplands is
quoted at Id. = b.. This is a decline OF
al. q h from the last price received by
the cablc.l
London, August 3, 7. M.-Thc closing
price of consols to-day was s73. for money.
United States tive-twcntics were quoted
at the close of business to-day at 60.
NEW YORK MARKETS, SATURDAY.
NEW YORK, August 4.-Forcnoon.-
Gold, lfI4. United States coupons 81,
slO9a4; United States coupons 80, slOs3;
United States coupons 81, sl06s; United
States coupons 'G5, slOGi4. Treasures,
lo4LalO43s. North Carolinas, 81; North
Carolina new bonds, Ga.
New YORK, August 4.-Aftcrnoon.-
Cotton unchanged sales 80 bales. Flour
dropping. Wheat dull common, 243c.
lower. Pork heavy at i3l.37. Lard firm.
| Sugar quiet. Coffee dull. Naval stores
| firm. Turpentine, HAS. Rosin, s3.2jgt9.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, SATURDAY.
BALTIMORE, August 4.-Flour firm new
scarce. Wheat firm. Corn steady; sales
5000 bushels white at II .0s@4l.lO. Oats
heavy at i3c. Provisions firm. Whisky
dull Z; Pennsylvania, $2.224s2.23; western,
S2~.2j9S2.2G.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, FRIDAY.
New ORLEANS, August 3.-Cotton-
sales 400 bales; prices easier. Gold,
li4s,,. Sterling, lG2. New York cx.
change, ~ discount.
New ORLEANS, August 4.-Cottonqnict
sales ! 900 bales middling at 1896. Gold,
IA. Sterling, leo. New York exchange,
Il discount.
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