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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12

Fall Trade.
$50 New shawls Ia less
than last year
Good Single shawIs So rs.
A LARGE STOCK
FIannels,
Plaid FlanneIs,
Shaker Flannels.
Opera FlanneIs.
Shirtings.
Shirting Stripes
Demins,
Canton Flannels
Tickings,
Checks,
Domestics,
Ginghams,
Linseys,
Corsets,
Jeans,
Twilled Silisias, Brown Drills
Glazed Cambria.
Paper Muslins.
Spool Cotton,
Dress Braids,
hosiery, Yankee Notions.
BaImoraI Skirts,
Hoop Skirts,
Bradley's Duplex at reduced prices
lO Pelces heavy Wool Jeans, best
Goods made, $1,OO per yard.
8 pelces Union Wool Jeans
55 cents per yard. 13
peices Plaid Flan-
nels, Double
fold Csc pr yd
Is peices new
tyl e Cassi- m
meres, equally as n
cheap. 6 peices Black
French Broadcloth, equally
as cheap. Washington Sack
lgs, IN all shades equally as cheaD.
Bales Cotton Batting, Csc Der Ib '-
bales Carpet Warp, IS cts per Ib.
5U pairs new Bed Blankets. very n
cheap. Ladies under-ware. verv
cheap. Mems and Boys I'm ~
der Shirts and Drawers.
very cheap. Grain Bags
enough for all. $1,000 n.
worth of new Boots II
and Sh hoes.
DME SEE, AND COMPARE PRICES III
Have bought full line of
-ats and Gaps, I0
Hoods, Dyubias, &c.
50 enough Crash TowIing for r.
every family in the county. Sci
ling at only 121@15c pr yd. at
A L L OPEN LADIES FTTR,g =
NEXT WEEK AT REDUCED
P CES. warru
jome all, Rich and Poor, with
Greenbacks, and we will do Won Wa
d. - ~ , Ou
as- F
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12

A 3lade Of grass, a simple flower
nm uulled from the dewy lea.
Lhese, these shall speak with toucbino ro-o-
Of change and health to fbea -s P0"Sl'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

I Tur cuoIrnA.-Two or three more cases
have developed themselves In the city, but
these are ali traccablc to distinct cause,
and It gratiies us to state that the dis
ease is not yet epidemic. Alexander
Tolcr. employed at Sloat's machine
shop, on Cary street, was suddenly taken
i'll about o'clock yesterday morn
ING, and died at halfpast 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon. He resided in tho in-
fected district in the Valley, and it is
known that he ate heartily of corn and
watcrmclons on Thursday night. There
fore his death is no matter Of surprise. A
negro man fell near Capitol Square, and
was taken home, and another negro-hoth
residing in the infected district-was taken
sick yesterday, and the symptoms were
very like those of cholera, but physicians
express some doubt as to the nature of the
disease.
Many persons believe that the cases in
the Valley have originated from Shockoc
creek, which, although a running stream,
is vet depository of dead cats and dogs,
while grass and weeds grow and decay
upon its banks. We hope the Board OF
Health will give their attention tothe con-
dition of this creek, and, if necessary,
have remedial measures applied.
We could learn of no new cases ycster-
day at Camp Jackson or the post hospital.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
The ColIeotorship DinacuIty I'm Phila'
0eIDhin.

The ColIeotorship DinacuIty I'm Phila'
delphin.
PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-This morn.
ing Mr.. William F. Johnston, the newly.
appointed collector of this port, visited the
custom-house to present his credentials.
Colonel Thomas, the acting collector, stated
that there were grave doubts as to the va.
lidity of the appointment of Mr.. Johnston
under the peculiar circumstances of the
case. The Senate had failed to act in the
matter of his (Mr. Johnston's) appoint.
ment, and the question arose whether he
Colonel Thomas) should of right relin'
quish his office to gentleman who claimed
it upon so uncertain tenure. He Colo
mel Thomas) had been appointed as q Re-
publican, and he believes that he only
echoed the sentiments of the Republican
citizens of Philadelphia in hestatiDg about
rclinquishing an Office in which he had
been placed by Republican President
until the right of his successor was clearly
established. Colonel Thomas continued
by saying that he did not wish to appear
captious, nor yet was he willing to sacri'
flee any legal right which he might pos
sess. He would prefer, before giving any
final decision, to see his counsel, who wa:
now absent from the city.
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" Religious History of the Army Of Northern
viryiuia."


To ChaplGias, Missionaries Coirortsrs, or
tnristiun Soldiers II the late A,Tayg Northern
Virginia:
You may have seen in the religious papers re-
quest that material be sent the undersigned to aid
him in preparing religious history OF our noble
army. There have been many responses 10 that
appeal, and valuable material has been secured !;
but ] am anxious to obtain the fullest data from
which TO write a sketch OF the wonderful dealings
OF the Lord with that army, and make another APP
peal for aid III the preparation Of the work. The
religious element in the Army Of Northern Viz
GINA was strong that almost every Christian
connected with it could give some interesting incl
dents illustrating the power Of the Gospel among
our soldiers. want
a. Detailed accounts Of the lsious history OF
particular commands, embracing such points as
how the command was supplied with preaching
number Of prayer meetings, bible classes, &c,
tract distribution, revivals, number of professions
OF conversion, &c, &c.
a. The genuineneSs AID ps,maisnce II III,
rcork what evidence the young converts gave OF
vital piety how they deported themselves in the
hour OF death whether those who returned home
have still maintained their profession; how many
will devote themselves TO the ministry, &c, &c.
(3) The effect of the religious Interest on the &C.
neral morale Of the army--t. discipline, courage,
and general efficiency Anything going 10 illustrate
the above or similar points would be most thank
fully received. II may not be improper TO add
that as the undersigned proposes to devote half OF
the proceeds Of his book 10 the education OF SOL
diers orphans, and the other half to ether benevo-
lent objects, he appeals with the more confidence
to those who were his comrades aud co-laborers in
that glorious army to aid him in placing on record
detailed account of the most wonderful religious
history the world ever witnessed
The undersigned has underia Ken this work at
the earnest suggestion OF chaplans and others Tor
whose opinions no has high respect, ana would De
~ 10 the plan Of the work. &e., iTop any quarter
Address J. WIN. JONES,
0oahen Bridge, Central Railroad, va.
VIII papers friendly TO ihs enterprise please IN.
sert this notleof
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To the Editors Of tie Richmond Dtpatch:
There is one serious objection to the use
Of liquid medicines in this disease which
the people should be aware of. If there is
vomiting, as there generally is, liquid me-
dicines will almost certainly be thrown
from the stomach and in this way much
valuable time is often lost-tmc which
may cost the person his life. A pill, par
ticularly one containing calomel, is much
more apt to remain on the stomach; in
fact, is almost certain to do 50 on account
of its weight. Calomcl, besides its own
intrinsic value, can thus be made the
means of administering and retaining other
important medicines in the treatment OF
cholera. MEDICuS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,


RICHMOND, August IL.
No change to note in prices. Below we
give the transactions of to-day: 70 hogs
heads, ticrces, and boxes opened; 63 Of.
fercd at auction; bids rejected on 3; so
sold as follows II hogsheads low funked
Jugs, light weights, from $3.50 to $40; IL
hogsheads common working and shipping
Jugs from S. to sG.75; s hogsheads me-
dunn working and shipping Tugs at 1926 !;
G hogshcads common working and shipping
leaf from 50 to sl0.T5; 8 hogsheads me-
dunn working and shipping leaf from sl3
to sl4.15; 2 hogsheads good working and
shipping leaf, at SIC, at sl9.25; hogs
heads good to fine manufacturing, at s23,
at s24, at $3.50, l at $40, l at $50;
hogsheads extra manufacturing, at $3.50,
at $3.50; l hosshcad good fancy wrap
per at 1923; 2 boxes medium manufactu-
ring at $3.50; boxes fine manufacturing,
at $3.50, at $33; ticrce extra manu-
featuring at $3.50.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EVENING DISPATCHES.

Reconciliation OF Thad. Stsveus-The
Douglas Nonument Trfp-Appoint.
ments.
WASHINGTON, August l7.-Thad. Ste
vens has been unanimously nominated for
Congress by the Radical Convention OF
Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
1t is probable that all the members OF
the Cabinet, excepting Secretaries Harlan
and Stanton, and General Grant and Ad-
miral Farragut, will accompany the Presi-
dent on his trip to Chicago.
The President has appointed Robert E.
peterson, Of Pennsylvania, and Charles B..
Norton, Of Kentucky, United States CON-
missloners to the Paris Exposition. Colo
mel r. r. Boiling has been appointed Col.
lector of Customs at Louisville, Kentucky,
vice W. D. Gallagher, removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

Mayors CorRr-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DlNG.-Thc following cases were disposed
of yesterday:
Edward Spencer, negro boy, aged about
fourteen, was arraigncd on the charge of
stealing, at different times, gold coin and
grccnbacks amounting to Sl0j, from Ellen
Robinson, negro. George Dabney Woo;ten
appeared as counsel for the prisoner, and,
as might have been expected, the cross
examination Of witnesses was conducted
with vast legal ability. There seemed to
be some misunderstanding at the outset
between the Mayor and Mr.. Woottcn, but
the difficulty was finally settled, and the
eminent counsel was permitted to go on.
The testimony was sufficient to justify the
Mayor in sending Spencer on to the llus-
tngs Court 10 answer an indictment Of tc-
lony.
Augustus \. Hughes appeared to an
swcr the charge of unlawtully pulling down
a fence belonging to Moses Millhiscr. 1t
was proved by Mr.. Gill, city engineer, that
the fence was a nuisance, but the Mayor
took the view that Mr.. Hughes had no legal
right to pull it down, and fined Mr.. Hughes
five dollars. An appeal will probably be
made to the City Council.
Matt Thomas, negro, dressed in semi
Federal uniform, very ragged, was charged
with stealing a horse belonging to a. l..
Nuckols.
Mr.. Nuckols, who lives in Louisa county,
stated that his stable was broken open and
his horse stolen, and on Thursday night the
animal was found by apoliceman in MATHS
possession, in Richmond.
Matt bol ,,n r,tpaSgaS and nothing n
say. The case was sent to Louisa county
to be disposed of.
The case of Policeman A. V. Chisholm,
charged with threatening to assault John
c. Head, was again called, and the Mayor
proceeded to delivcra long lecture upon the
merits Of the case, the substance Of which
was that members OF the police must not
seek to redress their own wrongs; that the
police organization was a peace establish
ment, and there were ether means than
those of force by which an aggrieved party
might get satisfaction. At the close of his
remarks, the Mayor discharged the ac-
cused, who has the reputation OF being one
of the best policemen i'll the city.
Virginia Wade, a demure-looking fe-
maxi, not very fashily attired, was mp to
answer charge of keeping house Of ILL
fame on Second street beyond Leigh. A
brief statement was made by deaf old
Scotch lady, whereupon the Mayor re-
quired the accused to give security to keep
the peace.
John Cummings, charged with getting
drunk and tlourishing pistol in the
streets, was held to bail to keep the peace
and be of good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

Mr.. WEIGH, of Georgetown, has received
from Berlin and Shepherdstown, Va, hve
thousand bushels of superior red wheat.
This grain is worth from s2.75Gs2.so per
bushel there.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived in Now
York on Thursday evening. She Is stop
ping at the New York Hotel, where she
received many visitors.
The Emperor Napoleon has given up his
idea of visiting Nancy this summer. This,
says the Albany .argis, gives great salts.
faction to Eugenie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

NATIONAL ExPREss-ANoTHER INJUHc-
TON CAsE.-Judge Underwood, of the
United States District Court, heard to-day
at the court. room, in this city, arguments
upon an application for an injunction to re-
strain the National Express Company from
fleeing attorneys, giving bonds, &C., in GER
tain suits in which it is alleged that COM
pany has no interest and also to restrain
that company from paying for more cars
than they can FIJI with goods, &C., &c. The
object of the application is, as contended
on the one side, to prevent waste and mis-
application of the joint-stock funds; on the
other hand, it is declared that the applica-
ton is the scheme of n rival company to
interrupt the legitimate operations Of the
National Express and drive it from the
field of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gazette,
18th,
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-uIrTruoRE MARKETS. FRIDAY.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC-ArGUsT Is.
Sun rises. IS 10 Moon sets........l.et
Sun sets............c.A High tide, A. NJ. o.o7
PORT OF RICHMOND. ArGrsr II, 1893.

PORT OF RICHMOND, August II, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ID. w Currie.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, g. T. Watson.
Steamer Albemarie, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, s. Ayres & Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merehan-
disc and passengers, A. K. Tatum.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Boston, Ice, b.
Wardwel
10 order.
SAILED.
Steamer Washington, Chichester, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w: Porter
Steamer Alexandria, Allen, Phiiadelphia' mer-
oh andise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, J. III. Freeman.
Schooner H. T. Wood, French. New ork. wood'
Schooner Mary Willis, Phillips, Baitinorsip n. !,
Schooner George Washington, Aiteneii' DAHL
m seSoosssr si Elm Wootis baltimore, wheat,
Millspaugh Co. .u r.~york wood
schooner Alice Curtis. Patterson. Baltimore
lumber, A. Millspaugh 20.
BELOW.
g,;g C,ri,ishl W. II. Biglow, from Liverpool for
civ Point !; schooner julia and schooner Messen-
ger; all bound up.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

~ IN VIEW or the EXISTENCE o.
the Cholera In our midst, and The inlonsass q
making avsiIsbls ejssy nesns 70 stay ns 1rogfsss.
the undersigned informs the citizens OF Riehmone
that he has In his possession IN Indian recipe TOT
i's cure. which hiss been used privately 10 many
eases OF Disrrhns, Dysentery, and summer dn'
cases Generally, with great success, proving q
infsiiibie cure In every instance During the past
year, - travelling agent Of the Baltimore snd Ohio
railroad, Ihavs had occasion to try It's virtues, and
can recommend 1t unhesitat!nsiy TO the public.
have eonAdsd TO Messrs. BLUNT & MO6RLY,
Druggists, No. 1874 Main street, Of this eity. the
directions for preparing the mixture. and Il can b
obtained on application TO them.
LOUIS INNER,
0snsral Southern Agent
anis-lms Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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A Plan OF Organization Recommend
ed to the New Party.

PHILADELPHIA, August l6.-At meet.
ing of the National Union Executive Com.
mittce to-day, resolutions were adopted
earnestly recommending to the friends Of
peace, union, liberty, and law, in each
county Of the States and Territories, tc
hold mass meetings for the purpose Of rati
flying the action of the Convention, and tc
provide means to place its proceedings
in the hands Of every citizen Of the Re.
public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, FRIDAY.
New YORK, August l7.-Forenoon.-
Gold, Isl y; exchange, 1919; Texas wool
dull at 20a30c.
New YORK, August 17.-Afternoon.-
Gold, 1907. Five-twenties, llOas; seven
thirties, 1853; ten-iorties, lO2.
NEW YORK MARKETS, FRIDAY.
NEW YORK, August l7.-Cotton firm
holders demand lc. advance; middliDg "a
G36c.
New YORK, August l7.-Afternoon.-
Cotton advanced &C.; sales $500 bales
middling at 341t2G361ac. Flour firmer for
southern sales 500 barrels at Sl0Gsl5.25.
Wheat, 395c. better. Corn frmer sales
1000 bushels lc. higher. Beef steady.
Pork quiet sales 5000 barrels at $3.50
Lard firm. Whisky quiet. Groceries quiet.
Turpentine dull at 6SG69. Rosin un.
changed.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, FRIDAY.
BALTIMORE, August l7.-Flour steady
stock light. Wheat firm; white, s3Ss3.20,
red, a2.s3Qs2.s6. Corn quiet; white,
sl.O9. Oats active. Provisions quiet
mess, 1925. Sugar firm. Whisky dull
and nominal at 1925.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

otE CHURCHES To-MoRRow.-The usual
"'''ct> III the several churches to-mor-
row, "i'h the following exceptions:
Monumental Church will be closed, the
''.''F being absent from the city.
me second Presbyterian Church is still
undergoing repairs, and will be closed.
"eF; Or. Burrows, of the First Baptist
,""'e, and Rev. DR.. Jeter, of the Grace
greet Baptist Church, have returned, and
VIII preach morning and night tomorrow.
-.n hs'. Il. Is. {. Howell, ID. d., Of Nash
C r1,'' viii, preach in the Second Baptist
1""tch tomorrow at ii o'clock A. NJ, and
.yF' IL. {. Townsend will preach at quar-
"'.Pa>; { o'clock 7. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

"GolNG, CONG, GoNE."-Ycs, gone to
the southwest corner of Franklin and Go
vernon streets. Our ncighbor OF the Wing
will be annoyed half to death by the sound
Our old friend Cook, the auctionccr, has
removed his place of business to that cor
ncr. His mclodious voice will soon be
ringing ont "going, going, gone" and
passcrs-by will stop, and possibly be taken
in; but if they are, it will be no fault OF
his, for he always does his best for his pa
irons. Such is the influence of his persua-
sive voice that he can sell an inferior
article for superior price; and we invite
all of our friends, and his too, to be PIE
sent at his house warming. See ADVERTISE
mcut.
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About the Eenians.

New YORK, August lY.-Robcrts has
called the Fenian Congress at Troy, N. Y,
September 4th. Official reports of the
late Canadian .iasco will be submitted. He
states that the vessel purchased for priva-
tsering by O'Mahoney several months ago
and now lying at the Atlantic dock, is
claimed by Stephens; but if he persists in
the claim, an attachment will be pro.
ceeded against him by the Brooklyn Fe.
mans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

HCsTISGS CoURT.-This court was en-
gagged the whole OF yesterday in the trial
OF John and Charles Fitchctt, indicted for
shooting at J. C. Govans on the I'd OF
June. The parties are discharged Federal
soldiers, and generally regarded as full
blooded loyal leaguers. Mcssrs. Crane
and Bcckwith appeared as their counsel,
and the following jury was sworn in the
case: David 3. Jones, Louis +. BossicuX,
Richard +. Alvy, James Y. Duval, /. l..
Crowdcr, John W. Sarvay, George W.
Duesberry, W. X. Coleman, Thomas W.
Brockcnbrough, William Nj. Lawson, and
William W. Snead.
The testimony was very long, and mere
repetition Of that given in when the case
was investigated by the Mayor. That and
the arguments of counsel occupied the at
tcntion Of the court until O'Clock L. NJ.
when the case was given to the jury
After a brief consultation, a verdict OF
guilty was rendered against the prisoners,
and a fine of five hundred dollars was
assessed upon each. The counsel for the
prisoners filed a bill Of exceptions, after
which the court confirmed the verdict OF
the jury, and added six months imprison-
mcnt in the city Jail.
The Grand Jury yesterday brought in
some thirty true bills, most Of which were
against parties for selling ardent spirits
without license.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-18

New YORK, August 7.-An Ottowa
special says that the Canadians are pre-
pairing for another Fenian invasion. They
fear the Irish picnic on Grand Island, to
be attended by fifteen thousand armed
Irishmen, means mischief. Rumor puts
General Dick Taylor at the head of this
movement.
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H SPECIAL NOTICE.

M SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FREIGHT BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
THE ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY have greatly REDUCED THEIR RATES
OF rREIGHT by their magnificent sids.vhssi
steamships HATTERAs and ALBBAARLE, built
expressly for this route and are VOW Lowss TEAM
BIZ ANY OTHER LINE.
Abou, FIRST Of SEPTEMBER the wharf .. Rock.
et,s recently purchased by the Company will b
completed, upon which they have erected spa.
cious shed, enclosed all sides, with capacity TOT
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS.
Shippers are assured Of careful handling and pro-
lection from the weather of all merchandise by this
line and merchants receiving their fall stocks, OF
shippers to New York, would do well to call on a.
before making engagements.
STEAMERS receive and discharge cargo In NEW
YORK at the Company's covered pier, No. -
regularly for
CHARLESTON,
SAVANNAH,
NEW ORLEANS, sc. &C..
avoiding drsyage In New York on goods destined
for those points.
FREIGHTS forwarded to all accessible points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, or WEST, without charge
save actual expenses incurred.
INSURANCE effected al LOWEST RATES 10 New
York, and beyond II desired.
The PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS OF these
ships are unsurpassed.
Cabin passage to New York, meals and state. room
included, SEVEN DOLLARS AND A HALP.
Stserage passage, FOUR DOLLARS.
The ALBEMARLE leaves New York every WE'D
NESDAY at 1? O'Clock NJ. leaves Richmond SA.
TURDAY high tide.
The HATTERAS leaves New York every sATUR.
DAY at u o'clock ". leaves Richmond TUES.
DAY high tide.
Agents in New York, LIVINGSTON, FOX
Co., S. Liberty street. ,o
an l5-lm 1920 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
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SUSPENSION OF GOVERNMENT RATIoNs.-
1t is reported on good authority that &C.
neral Howard, Commissioner Of the Freed.
mems Bureau, intends issuing an order
within few days suspending the distribu-
ton Of Government rations to the desti.
tutc of the South, thus throwing the bur.
den of supporting the INDECENT of both
races on the local NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Republican (o6iciaD.
Then take your bureau away. The issu
ing of rations is its only tolerable feature
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MONTAGUE Il WHITALL
WI Late Of the Merchants Insurance Company
of Richmond.j
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
oHice, No. 2sl Main street, Just below the Spots
wood Hotel. de Its
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From the South American States.

New YORK, August l7.-Rio Janeiro
dates to July 10 received.
Paraguay was recently bombarded from
the camp of the allied army, but without
doing much damage.
Chill and Peru have proffered their SER
vices as mcdiators to the Oriental and Ar
gentine Governments, but no Importance
is attached to the proposal.
The allies seem to prosecute the war
with but little energy.
1t is said Brazil will continue the war if
the allies withdraw, deeming it necessary
to the tranquility of her empire.
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Arrival of the "Red, White and Blue
mt LOndOn-The Lord Robbery.

New YORK, August ia London spe-
cial announces the arrival Of the little YES
sci "Red, White, and Blue" with its crew
of two men, which sailed from New York.
Two men, Howard and Pettengill, have
been arrested, charged with the Lord rob-
berry, some months ago.