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r,,a, x,.,.u, on ,he PRECEDENT.

IT,. t,l,owing IA a report Of tho remarks Of Thad.
s,evens before the Lancaster County Convention
rb,ch rsncminated him for Congress. Speaking
Of the President, he said:
canno, begin now to a,temp. to unfold the
no,icy of that man In whom YOU ] can hardly say
rmx.eif-in whom the people conhded a. true pa
riot and whom we have now found TO be worae
than tho man who Is incarceratsd in Fortress Mon
I" nnross his nomination. Il /. our fault II we are
cheated johnson Was a Breckenridge Democrat,
and he never renowned ono principle OF that De.
mocracy. lie only left them when they went ont
and no believed they eoud not succeed; and no
man can say tina, Johnson ever uttered ono word In
became Vice President. We therefore have only
ourselves 10 blame. To be sure, we did not antic!
pate the present contingency, but since u mas come
enable us to correct this mistake never, hope,
again to be repeated fn%w not ,Ss how NATION, y%s
Tor national crimes From my earl lest hour
to the present day have looked upon tho opprssss
sion Of men as ersm srs n snd friends and chill
srs, now lie in bloody graves. had hoped that
The blood 81 half million of our citizens, ana ts
crnenalturs Of Ave billions Of money, wonid nave
We have no, yet done Justice TO the oppressed race
we have not gone far A. the Emperor oi h1Ssia
when he ordered the freedom OF thousands S 81 nv io
oppressed people, and endowed them win me
r|ght Of citizenship. We have been too mn zen
governed by our rojudiees. We have Listened 700
"Nirger =" Niger -" Niger We are IN
huenccd too much by those persons from lor:,sn :,
mas who while in search of freedom. deny tha'
blessed boon to those who are their equals
may he superstit'ous, but look aTonha anu anu
,sk myself why are now afflicted? view our
present situation, and remember that the LorI II
still lust and that until we become 1us, he w.
take care 10 nfict vengeance. GU All Ieinci i;
hat In Egypt he sent frogs, locusts mufra'l, 'e;
and rnaiv d. manded the blood of the mist porn oi
every one of the oppressors Almost al % tmes
10 h" han taken from us We have been oppressed
with taxes and debts and he has sent Us wnrss
than lice, and has afflicted us with an hhufe"
Johnson Long continued applause.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN MARKETS PER CABLE.

LONDON, August Is, P. M.-Annexed
are the official closing prices Of to-day
Consols for money, ssh. United State,
fivc-twenties, 6s3l. Erie shares, 424. II.
linois Central shares, 751a.
LIVERPOOL, August Is, 2. M.-The cot
ton market has been quiet to-day at un-
changed rates. The sales amount to 5000
bales; middling uplands, l334d. Bread
stuffs market firm except for corn, which
is trife easier; mixed western, 26s. Cd.
Provision market dull. Pork inactive.
NEW YORK MARKETS, MONDAY.
New YORK, August 2O.-Forenoon.-
Gold, 1857. Exchange quiet. Cotton firm
at 341ae36Ic.
New YORK, August 2O.-Afternoon.-
Gold, 1888; 5-2o's, no; 1905, 1861.
New YORK, August 2O.-Cotton firm :
sales 500 bales; uplands, 81 &C.; Or
leans, 36htc. Flour quiet and firm; south
ern, slOGs15.5O. Wheat 293c. better.
Pork flrmer at s3l.s7. Lard, lS1@92lc.
Sugar heavy. Coffee firm. Naval stores
quiet. Turpentine, 6sG7O. Rosin, s2.s7
@$s.
New York, August 2O.-The first bale
of new cotton from New Orleans arrived
yesterday. 1t is fine specimen, and
speaks we'll for the quality of the crop now
picking.
NEW YORK, August 2O.-The bank state
ment shows an increase in loans of So $780,
600; decrease of specie, sS7s,O0O; de-
crease of legal-tenders, 100000.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, August 20.-Flour firm, with
upward tendency. Wheat active white,
s3.1O@$3.25. Corn-white steady; yellow
dull and dropping. Oats: steady. Provi.
sons quiet bulk sides lsc. Sugars dull.
Whisky scarce at S2.33@S2.35.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Ere IN New York.

FL
New YORK, August ia fire broke
ont in lighter at Valentinar oil-yard at
3 o'clock this morning, and spread to the
house, which was stored full of oil, destroy
ing all in the house and yard. The fire
extended to the California Steamship
Company's dock, destroying about twenty
lighters and canal-boats lying adjacent to
Valentines oil-yard. The Erie Railroad
COMPANY sustained comparatively slight
loss. Twenty cars were burned, mostly
loaded with grain, and small portion OF
the new coal pier. 1t is supposed that three
men who were on board q canal-boat
asleep persisted. The fire originated in an
oil laden lighter from striking a match.
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prsaRAcspuL.-we learn with profound regret
that a company Of cavalry, passing through This
county a few days since, committed acts OF vandai-
ism only equallsd by the worst msh h ~ nsrm
injury at their hands In Mrs. William Gardner;
They only whatever s1 chose on,
bae nso sha dared 10 asrert her rights under the
beat goysrnmen nj the sun ever shone upon. ;"
Passing east down into Green, We also learn
,bcS hahnvcd equally bad. In this case, Josia
Dixon was tho victim others coming In also for a
liberal share q their patronage.
Major Siickney, In command OF the Burean q,
mi plaee has expressed a determination 10 have
the matter gated, that the guilty parties may
be brought to grief 90 ihsioro' ". O. Sears.
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ANOTHER CoxvExri"x.-From one of the most
if not tho most-iniuential ot the leaders 81 me
Radical Republicans learn that the Radicals
intend, III the present campaign, 10 execute the
following flank movement upon the Satioha
Union party: They propose shortly to hold a CON
vention, at which platform will be adopted oner-
ton has offered and, in addition, consentins u
abrogatc the congressional test oath ana as
iinctIy commit themselves to the admission OF the
southern representatives without any reference &c
their antecedents aud for these concessions tnss
ash The extension OF the elective franchise to the
negroes, under such restrictions and aualiheauons
IA are required in New York and other northern
states where the black population is enifahc hlsed
under certain limitations. This, whiie adiaii I'm
the principles of negro suffrage, would be OF NIUE
practical vaue 10 the freedmen Tor years TO come
as very few OF them could quality for the
under any considerable restriction IN regard 70
property. The Radicals claim that the best MINDS
Of the South favor this proposition, ana regard a.
the surest and spseJies process for the re-
Mobilization OF their section. We simply smgses'
that if the Radicals and Conservative kepupissa,s
and in fact all the political organizations OF tue
North, are already bidding for southern votes'
there IL good hope that the South Will soon get lls
own Neg York S,ics
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Trouh,es between Whites and Blacks.

FoKTREss MONROE, August F.-The tr0uDIes n
prummoni town Eastern Shore, Va, between tht
whites and the freedmen while were suppressed
here have again broken ont, and telegram ha'
been SEN, to Richmond for another company o
troops and Yesterday afternoon company r, OF I'M
Twelfth United States infantry, Lieutenant heyes
arrived ON the steamer John Sylvester, from Rlch
muud, and were sent from here this evening on IN
steamer Geneva to tn" Eastern Shore OF virginia
where they will be stationed for some time, or a
least until there is some prospect OF the cause
the disturbance being removed.
On last "Wednesday an encounter occurred De
tween parties of whites and freedmen, some q
whom were under the influence of liquor, but %!
the prompt exertions of the agent of the Freed
mems Bureau stationed at pruinmondiowh Nwa'
qucllcd before any serious results cnsued.
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THE NATIONAL ExPRRss-MBETIyG oP STOCK
HOLDERS meeting Of the Lynchhnrg stock
holders in the National Express and Transporta'
ton Company was held In the Office OF the com
pany at this place on Saturday evening last to con
suit together and consider the circular recently
addressed to the President and Directors of the
company, and endorsed and approved 10y the stock
holders and business men Of Baltimore. The
stoc XII olders present resolved to pay at once the
cash requisi.ion Of FIVE per cent. on the capital
stock and to sustain the company in IL, full vlsor
and credit. Lyachturg FTgiaidn, 2|h.
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particulars OF the Fire at Jersey City.

NEW YoRK, August 2O.-The loss by the
fire at Jersey City yesterday will reach
nearly two million dollars. Ten or twelve
lives were lost, fourteen vessels, twenty
thousand barrels oil, and large amount of
cotton and tobacco, were burnt. Most of
the tobacco belonged to the Italian Govern
ment. Among the vessels burned were
the schooner Barrett, barque Ivertrade,
Bremen ship G. Fl. Vitchcn, Dutch brig
Lambert, and several schooncrs and light
prs
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The Cholera.

ST. LOUIS, August 3o.-There were up
wards of six hundred deaths from cholera
the past week, exclusive of the deaths at
quarantine.
CINCINNATI, August 20. - Sixty-ninc
deaths from cholera Saturday fifty-four
yesterday.
New YORK, August 20.-Fourteen new
cases of cholera yesterday, and same num-
Der in Brooklyn.
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NATIONAL BANK NorEs.-The numerous altera-
lions OF tho National Bank bills have caused re-
publication Of the designs on the back OF these
Those which do not correspond with the following
may be considered bogus " On 81, 900 notes, Wash.
ington resigning his commission $500 notes, sur.
ton Of Independence $50 notes, baptism Of Po.
cahontas $40 notes, De Soto discovering the Mis-.
sissippi IS notes, landing of Columbus, laa2 !:
notes, Sir Walter Raleigh, 1855 Al notes. landing
of the Pilgrims -
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The Raleigh IN. c. Progress states, on the au.
Ihury of one Of the most reliable citizens OF IN Al
place who has returned from visit through South
Carolina that the crops OF that state are 4 bad
failure in consequence Of an extended and most
disastrous drought and that there is great suffering
among the poorer classes for the want OF the poor
est necessaries Of life.
The Washington Rspubijco" promises a spicy
letter from General Gustav in reply to Dead Duck
Furney.
The New York H.T0h says that General Terry
was transferred from the Department Of Virginia
at his own request.
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THE SENTIMENTS OF BRAVE MEN" Perley, III
his dispatch from Philadelphia to the Boston
Jou'noi, speaking Of the visit paid by delegates
from south Carolina TO the Massachusetts delega-
ton, says:
Then General Custar came in, and was intro
duced To General McGowan, OF the Confederate
army. After cordially shaking hands, Custar
said: General, We have been looking AT each
other often during the war through field glasses
and amid the smoke OF battle. II we can now
shake hands, these civilians who have stayed al
their homes ia safety surely should
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The CABLEAsD MExIco.-It Is stated that since
the Atlantic cable has been laid Napoleon has KEEP
Macmillan, there being. by means Of the ocean
cable, a continuous telcgraphic line from Par.
through London and New York to Galveston
Texas. fast steamer. connecting Galveston and
Vera Cruz, carries dispatches betwesnahge place
In avery short time. No doubt LouisNapoleor
read on Saturday the proclamation Of President
Johnson concerning the blockade of Maamoras.
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The gavel used by the president Of the late Ma
tona Union Convention s to be presented TO Presi-
dent johnson by the committee of which the Hon.
Reverdy johnson 10 chairman as historical relic
The gavel was In the first place. presented to the
president OF the convention by the National Union
Johnson Club OF the thirteenth ward Of Philadel-
Of the old ship Of Constitution whose gallant
career SO justly won for her the sobriquet Of "old
lronsides."
At q meeting OF the Georgetown City, Councils on
Thursday evening IL was unanimously resolved by
both boards +" that we most heartily and cordially
endorse the declaration OF principles enuneiatsd
by the National Union GonvsntiSn assembled q,
peace, unity, and prosperity OF our beloved coun.
Try depends upon their adoption and unwaverinl
support"
A few fakes Of snow fell In the town Of Vienna
Me-, one day last week.
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THE SOLDIERS or THE FEDERAL ARMY WHEEL
1876 INTO LISE.-At the meeting in Washington
which called a convention al Chicago Of Union
officers and soldiers, after discussion "a to the
purposes of the meeting, in which Generals
McCook Custar, Meredith, Sullivan, Rousseau,
Ward, Thomas Ewing, Jr., Brown, Crittenden of
Missouri Steedinan. and Hobart participated, ON
motion of Genral Brown II was unanimously
Resotrsi, That this meeting do endorse the re-
principles announced by the Philadelphia Con-
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Fire I'm Chicago.

Chicago, August 2O.-A fire yesterday
destroyed the tobacco warehouse of Van
Horn, Murray s. Co., and the adjoining
building, occupied by G. and G. W.
Church, Cady Titman, and others. Loss,
five hundred thousand dollars.
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Mexican News.

WASHINGTON, August 20.-The Mexican
Legation has advices that the French
evacuated Monterey and Saltillo, which
are in possession of the Liberals. ESQ.,
bedo, with ten thousand men, is expected
to be before San Luis Potosi within two
months,
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The Presbyterian Seeding Convention-No New
Chur IA 10 be Formed.

Special dispatch I" the New York Tribune.
ST. LorIs, August F.--Dr. Vandyke forwarded
letter 10 tho Rebel Presbyterian Conference here,
which has been published. He sympathizes with
ia cir grievances, bat cuunsels moderation. II was
resolved this morning not to form new church
urvan,,tion. brt 10 appeal To the churches to cor
rect the errors oil the General Assembly and hold
another conference. Stuart Robinson WAS to max
a public speech to-n night, but it has been lndch-
Iilrly POSTPONED.
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THE PHTLADELPHIA W1GwAN.-The building m
.pectors notified on Friday the contractor Tor the
erection Of the wigwam that ii had been put mp In
violation Of the ordinance Of the city prohibiting
the erection Of wooden buildings. The penalty FOL
the violation of the ordinance seventy five dol.
lar>) was paid. The structure has to he removed
within thirty days. or another penalty of MY dol
lars will be imposed. Iphi1 DiSp,ach.
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HEALTHFUL ATTRACTIONS OF
IL THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS, Va.
ONE RARE ITEM OF TIE PROGRESS OF THI
PRESENT CENTURY.
m GpnpWIvtS PnTRnpHfC

PRESENT CENTURY.
Dr.. 3. J. GooDwlN's EUTRopHIc.
scHOruIA, cHE syhS ,FHEuAArlsx AND
human o sses made to Yield sasf.s,ory and per-
manentiy TO the method and means, an exposition
Of which may bs had BY reading sonsiis state.
thought for some time worthy to be noted By the
pTTS hs ftis Of hi. .hor. treatise . The spee.
Treatment OF Syphilis, Chronic Rheumatism, and
ssrOstuIs, By Pr. i. J: Goodwin, Of the Washing
ii hereby most respectfully and honestly sol!eits
careful notice Of this pamphlet by the class o. suf'
fer,ns humanity to Which psnisq1is,y fs' ssnrd
endorsement. The Vegetable Eatrophie." which
figures =. the MOS, reaass MAJ sa
physicians and others distinguished TOT tnteiii.
Sshes and high appreciation o. rum sms shc msf
known as the most ecen. In the treatment OF these
Ny success In managing these diseases, now con:
coded 10 excel any attending the general plans Of
upon the theory which devised upon early R.tho.
tsficy OF its enesey makes IL eminsntly deserving
Q place among the most rsputed standard remedies
ousiy claim At the hands OF honorable and intsll.
hs.ped!!eal value IS applied By me In he control
can, on short notice, furnish physieians located
In towns and cities from dry ~ one hundred bottles
Of the Eutrophc At cost Of three dollars per bot
tie, containing thirty ounces.
The long established mineral resource OF tns
Warrington Springs, formerly known - LseSnss
afording the best qualities OF Sulphur Alum,
Chsly bests, and MsgnssiA. the most rsmAyksDls
and valuable collection Of medicinal wstsn knovn
e the q yrgn ssn s ?:
from dsbilniss, diseases Of the ur}nAV osyanss
uterine disorders, skin dissssss, tbsasss OF the
liver and digestive functions, and All Aleeuons
benz nted by 4 relaxation from domestic hsoits ane
pursuits accompanied by fey weskr so(osIn ~
such hsaIthfui retreat ~ thst Of The Wsshinssos
springs. ;, a. ~insysi
adynntssss Will & charged two dollAzs pr ~
4 ma tvelye dollars pef week board.
ps,sons Voting The Splngs Tor nedicai adviss
ana treatment viii Be charged ave douAn psl
week. ct specie rates, Tor board. A.. virginia
ana Tsnnsssss Railroad, ssopHinS ~ oisss s'As
depof. Wsshinxton couniy. ..r.s.>.
No charge for medical services snisss 'sS'
The staietsd may visit us vith The ~ ssssIn.
N an soiourn shaii DO suecssded BY SA."Ss1
70 hss,. 20 A0ss 10 sssa 49, ~. GOODWIN.
As ssfsrfsg.
n. yReIrABLs syfR9PgIC sss is' B!1ltss:
Lns cornsr OF larahAn ana SINS G~SsSss
nonnssas Ssssnf fos this city, and tsoo eSsS9~o
n aioSnosmsIax In M psrs of vtsgiAis.
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Hon. Alexander ii. Stephens.

PHI ApELPHIA August r--Hon. Alexander y
Stephens lef, for Milledgeville this morning III
was impossible for him To remain in this city any
longer, owing 10 important business engagements
Ills physical health has prevented him from adj
dressing the public, ~ he intended nut It's posi-
bic he Will deliver a series OF lectures in northern
cities during the winter.
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THAs.-Bisek, 7se 0sf. lS-ths Last prime All.
Gle; imperial, si.7t0es: sunpowAsr, d. 1s0s1 Is.
vIfSaAI.-Cidsf, wOscs.; nsaufastsrsd, so0
10.
wHlAr.-Whest 10 In demand q u. roger rs for
good TO prime white strictly choice, $50; good
g. prime red, e3.so0e3.G. Supply limited.
wIxs.-Pert. common. e3.so8Ss.
wHsKr.-Common, - .ssGts. - pure Rye, q. 80
G4lso. Fine brands higher.
wooL.-Unwashed, ss2sss.; washed, IoG4se. In
good demand.
CATTLE MARKET.
The supply Of CATTLE Is at present limited.
good deal Of stock has been attracted to the north
srn markets. We still quote BEEF on the hoof ct
s0sc. gross-extreme prices.
MrrroS.-Good to prime in : @Sc..
sron. Common grades OF sheep --SGSc.,
gross, for inferior to good.
VEAL. p head, ssGsl3.
BEsr rstsils In market At 1siG7oe. MurToS at
laaeieac. VEAL, I.ss0lsic.
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| Soh' SOMETHING NEW.
JAcKsoN's UNIVERSAL

GREATsLyING OF LABOR AND MONEY.
The subscriber is agent for The town OF Man
chester and Chesterfield county for the above
valuable compound.
JACKsoN'S COMPOUND, ~.
for washing all kinds OF fabrics ana SAVING one
h.,y tina M labor and one half cost OF washing
JACKsON's LAUNDRY SOAP,
for using with or without the compound. great
saving OF labor and expense.
These preparations contain nothing TO injuIe the
most delicate fabrics and will eradicate s'SihS'
grease spots, &c.
The Compound and Soap. also Family Rights,
can be had on application Ut my place OF business
Asnc % Virginia. Y.uvau uonny
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EVENING DISPATCHES.

~
Annexation-NapOI Denies An.
ncxati0n Designs Imputed to Him.
Peace Congress Going ON FavOra.
Disqualification to be Exchanged
in ten days-The United states Claim.
fn-.BIockade' Runners-Speech Of
the King of Prussia.
BERLIN, August lS.-A bill is under dis
cussion in the Prussan Chambers which
has for its object the annexation to Prussia
of the Kingdom of Hanover, the Electorate
of Hesse, the Duchy of Nassau, and the
city of Frankfort.
Paris, August ls.-The Emperor Ma
poleon denies having entertained any de-
sign of annexing any part of the territory
of Belgium to France.
Prague, August ls.-The Peace Con-
gress is in session, and negotiations are
making favorable progress. The ratifica-
ton of a treaty of peace will, it is expect
ed, be exchanged in ten days.
London, August ls.-There is nothing Of
Importance to report in British politics.
Farther Point, August 2O.-By arrivals
here We have the following: The affidavit
made by Mr.. Mullens, clerk to Howard,
Dollman l. Co., solicitors in London for the
United States Government, having been
presented to the Court of Admiralty, set
ting forth that seven steamers-ex-block-
notwithstanding at Liverpool, and stand
ing in the name of Frazier, Trenholm 4
Co., were lawfully the property of the
United States, having belonged tothe Con-
fcderatc Government at the termination of
the war, the Admiralty issued warrant
for 100000 against each steamer, and
took possession of them,
1t is alleged that three of the vessels are
subject to a pending chancery suit, brought
by the United States against Prevalean. %
Three others are bona .fle the property Of
Frazier, Trenholm & Co., and one other
belongs to the builders, having never tccn
registered.
The London Times says that the speech
of the King Of Prussia has not made q
favorable impression in Paris even among
those who most approved his success. The
absence of any allusion to France or other
foreign Powers offended the Parisians.
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Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, August 2O.-The passenger
train on the Michigan Southern railroad
was thrown off the track near IIillsville
this morning. Twenty-thrce personswere
seriously injured.
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY ~ BALTIMORE I've
ladies aud six young men went down the river
and being overtaken by the storm, three OF the
ladies were drowned by the capsizing OF the boat.
Their names were Mrs. IIoben aged forty nv"
ueliy. eighteen.
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Fenians.

EcnianS.
NEW YORK, August 20.-General Swee-
ney has issued an address exhorting the
Fenians to avoid forming party political
associations not connected with the cause
of Irish freedom.
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The Chicago Convention to be One
sided.

WASHINGTON, August 2O.-Thc Soldiers
Convention at Chicago will be exclusively
Union soldiers who endorse the President.
It is proposed, however, at a later day to
have convention composed of Northern
and Southern soldiers.
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rhe southern Rndical convention.

PHILADELPHIA, August l9.-The Con-
vcntion of southern Radical sympathizers
will be held in National Hall, one OF the
largest buildings in the city.
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.
ToBACCo EXCHANGE.
PYrunnNyp

IonAeCo EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, August 20.
Breaks full. No change to note in
prices. Below We give the transaction,
Of today,
Eighty-fvc hogshcads and boxes opened !;
fifty offered at auction bids rejected on
six forty-four sold as follows: 7 hogs
heads low funked Tugs, light weights, at
1920 to $3.50; hogsheads common funked
Tugs at 81 to $40; 5 hogsheads medium
funkcd Jugs at sc to s7.75; 2 hogsheads
good Tugs, at 1915, l at 80; S hogsheads
common leaf at 80 to ellis; 8 hogsheads
medium leaf at sl2 to sl4.75; 5 hogsheads
medium manufacturing at sl5.75 to slS. so /;
3 boxes common to extra manufacturing,
l at S17.75, l at $3.50, l at $3.50. A few
hogsheads changed hands on private terms.
Balance held over.
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| The Newfoundland Cable Still Down.
New YORK, August 19.-Thc Ncwfound-
land telegraph cable is still down. No
news tonight in consequence.