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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02
AUCTION ES.
BY SIMPSON s. ATWILL, AUCTN' RS.
TT 5. MARSHALS SALE.

of Internal Revenue for the 18th District of t7ir-
ginia, L will expose at public sale for cash, to
the highest bidder, on 1U ESDAY, March 9Th,
ut .Janney's Wharf. commencing at 10 o'clock,
a M, one copper still, one force pump one
handsome Office desk, a large lot of VatS, Hogs
s Sssd TUBS Barrels Old lfn f o mHH
and Harness, Stoves, Lumber, and variety OF
other articles, seized as the property OF Il.
Palmer for violation of Internal Reyenue Laws:
Also, one NEW STEAM BOILER, one Force
Pump, one Arctic Refrigerator, one fatent
two Rifles, and large lot Of articles similar to
the foregoing, seized as the property of George
W Hunter, for violation of the lnternal rev
enue Laws. JOHN UNDEh WV,
fc o5.ts1 u. S. Marshal District of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02
Comm +. Of Culpcp"r Circuit Cou
CrLrErEE Q. Il February A-~crts

COMMISSIONER SALE OF NALUA-
u BILE LAND.-Pursuant to Il decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Wcstmorcland county, RENDER
cd in the case cG Arnold, guardian, ". Monl-
@oncry, Harrison, &c at the October term
1866, we will offer Tor sale, 81 public auction, on
tic premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day
of March. 1861, that VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND known as " BLUFF HOlNI, Sit
uatcG in thr county Of Westmorcland, Va, ON
the Potomac river, adjoining the lands Of John
Lewis, Henry Goudman and W. D.; " utS0n.
deceased, and contains $50 acres. This land Is
river dat, and very productive. Can be easily
divided into several farms. 1t is also q popular
steamboat landing. The improvements consist
of a large DWELLING HOUSE, and all e.
the usual out-houscs necessary for \ large sa4I
farm The Court reserves to itsciG the right To
ratily this sale or not, ut is d!seretinn..
TERMS SO much i'll cash rs will dciray the
expenses Of the suit, the costs aMd charges at
tending this sale The remainder of the pr
chase money will be divided into three equal
imstaments upon Il credit Of one, two and three
years, bearing interest from the day Of sale--thc
purchaser giving bonds with approved security
ior the deferred payments. For further lntor-
nation apply in person, or by letter, to either
Ct. ". LEWIS,
Oak Grove, Westmorcland CO., WI.
f. g. ). HUNTER,
King George Court House, Va.
MARK ARNOLD,
Com"rn, King George CO., Va
Commissioners.
NEWFOUNDLAND County,, feb 2-law6w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

4 GRAND BALL &
OSCEOLA TRIBE, 80. |, J. q. K. NJ.
VIII. ri GWEN OK THE l4TH OF MARCH, lS@,,.
To be opened with the
iHDIAH WAR DANCE,
At THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
Corncr Of KIM and Royal straeta.
ORDER OF EXERCISES
The Tribe will meet at the WigWnm, and
march over to the forest, where the following
exercises will take place ut thclUth run precisely;
PROGRAMME.
!. kindling Of the Council fire.
. The Chiefs in Council, in Costume.
=. The pipe of peace smoked.
4. The Great Chief will addrcs the warriors.
,. On the war path.
6. War Dance.
:. Braves on the hunt.
3. Warriors on the trail.
q. Capture Of pale face.
~. PCcNh0ntaS saves his life.
II. The TomalIawk buried, closing with Il
song by the whole tribe.
AZ er the above shall have been concluded
dancing will commence.
PRICE or ADMISSION.
Cards Of Admission, 81; Refreshments scry-
cd to the Indies by the tribe
Coaches TO start At ! 0 clock
Strict order will be preserved. and the public
.
70 MAKE I!llS one I'd 'lH pc~' b1l4S ever h''" III
AlcxNndriN.
BY ORDER or TIE COMMITTEE
S. G. MilbWn, 4. II Brown, VI. Ruben
VIM. Owens, H. II. ClNrk&on. j. i. Phillips.
FLOOR MANAGERS
Il. Il. ClarkS"n, ). G Milburn, j. K. Sherwood
feb 22-2awtdl NJ. Rubin.
Ts,O PASIT, Rp,IyNFp ANn VAIJVDA
his viz Rnd,n,n = Rrau,nnr StnnLnn y
Moodr lam r Sullivan and the heirs Of Wi.
liam Ernwncr. deceased whose names are un-
known: Take notice, that on TIL RSDAY, the
18th day Of March, 1867, between the hours Of
sunrise and sunset, of that day, at the law office
Of a. Il G. +. Stuart, in the town Of Alexandria,
Va / shall proceed to take the IcpositiOns of
Charles +. Stuart and others, to be read as cv-
nehcc III my ?enalt' IN certain Sult III chance
JiVS; H." pv',IS " vi? IouIiHS NTuI' ~ ili4c,
o,, ,,, rn ~ WI - "a
h ,,' -; q, ~ '''o = ION Guy V""S'
mepced on tIae day, the taking OF the same will
be adjourned aud continued from day to day, or
rom tllne 70 tllnG' III TIC same place, ana be-
tween INC same ho"rS' uhIh Inc same snail be
CON P! tI loUfS' "Gt;H - 1n1r>-,.n>-
90, :, =, -
RI R PEI - ~ NNhE BOB LEE HMOh-
~ lNT IObACGC
Bakers Chewing Tchacro--a ME" article.
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X, i'-"' -A''
CHARLES W. GREEN,
DEALER Is
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, Sc.
would respectfully call attention t" his
REM Q V AL,
from No. -, North Fairfax street, Mansion
House Building to the NEW STORE, just
completed, ..,.,,,,
NO. S., KING STREET,
between Fairfax and Royal streets.)
Many thanks to my fcllow-ctiZens for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, and
trust, by continued application to business, with
disposition to accommodate, u merit their
confidence and further patronage. Special al
tention giyen 10
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSET5.
HOOPSkIRTS, Sc.
Would call attention to stock "I
GENTS FUENISHING GOODS,
such az Collars, Cuffs, Handker"hicf; Socks,
Suspanders, Crayats, Shirts, Drawers, &c.
With increased facilities for the transaction Of
business, hope to be able to supply the wants
of Dealers.
G.9:~All Goods warranted n represented. Or
dcrs from the country respectful lily solicited.
CHARLES ". GREEN,
no It T3, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
aUCTIoN SAL p s

VALUABLE FAIRFAX LAND ,fU ~
Y SALE.-ePursuant to decree OF the me
County Court Of FaiFfaT county 5y1d F @is ys
in the case of J. Frank bro" ".. nio w.t." ot pnh.
SsG aueio and at o FsFs7 I'll
March, Court day. VALUn AZ, = lH I'm
OF LAND, containing about TIk Isf;o5 h az
DRIED ACRES being the ar9 oily Oh WIZ" =; u; 49,
rate at, 'o order, well wooded, and has upon it q
comfortable dwelling and fine barn. ana IS 9 F:
within two miles of Dranes!ille. , 4a
Terms Of SAFE :-One-third OF 'l1e pust anio
money to be paid in hand on the day of sale,
the residue in three equal instruments Of six,
t TIVE and eighteen months, to be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser, bearing nte re
from the day of sale, and retention OF the title
of the land until the last payment Is made Inc
cash payment il to be forfeited, and the land
sold at the cost Of tho purchaser, in the event
Of his falling to comply with the terms of sale.
JAMES r. JACKSON,
,:,ot1, Gal
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PURCELL K HOY,
y q. 4,

$3.50 s. H. coF"" "f
u. KING ( TAShI.TN7"N HrEEE'N
AGENTS FOR TIE
MAGE BARST
PATENT VENTILATING STON Els.
Comprising
parlor, Cook, Hall and Dining Room Stoves,
Hot Air Furnaces and Ranges
Also Manufacturers aud Dealers in AL uts"f
Stoves, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Warc
Guttering, Spoutiug, Roofing, &c,
done in the best manner, and at shnr,c est notice.
10 l4-tf
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r NJ b K + L l. y S

Direct from VIM. a. Droun 81 Co., one ofthe
most celebrated manufacturers in the country.
We have, also, the twelve-ribbed, in Silk and
Scotch Ginghaln, VIII CHI are not as heavy as the
ordinary eight ribbed ones. We feel sale in re,
commanding these to our friends and the public.
feb 2I-tf MITMER i SLAYMA kER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-By vir-
Y tue Of q decree of the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county, rendered in the case of johnson vs..
Robinson and others, | will sell, at public
auction, ut Fairfax G. H., on MONDAY, the
2lst day ofJanuary next, Court day. the TRACT
OF LAND called Barnaby," Of which
Francis johnson died seized. This land con-
tans lao acres, fifteen Of which are in wood
1t is on the telegraph road, on Pohick Creek
near the old Pohicll Church, and has upon it y
fine mill seat.
TERMS OF ;3.4LE.--One tenth If the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day Of sale az q
deposit, the residue in three equal instalments
of six, twelve and eighteen months, to be secured
by the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from tho day of sale, and retention OF the title
Of the land until the last payment Is made, and
the land subject 20 resale, and the cash payment
forfeited in the event Of the purchaser .NiIir% to
comply with the terms Of sale
VIM. II. DUl.ANI,
dee l4-2awts Commissioner of sale.
~" This sale is postponed {" MONDAY,
March 18th, Court day Jan Ats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-02
STOVES, TIN WARE, &c
. ESUMPTION OF BUSIN ESS.
EN OCH G r l N E 8

STOVES, OF ALL DESCR1PTION&
TIN WARE, ROOFING, SPUUT1NG, "
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PRODUCTION IN PRICESl

IL
Dress Goods, we viii offer great inducements to
our friends.
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS embraces al
most every desirable style and color, among
which are something entirely new III French
Keeps. Our French Mornoos are held at prices
as low, if not lower, than they were before the
war. We have Just received large secession
to our stock of
VIRGINIA CASSlMERES,
which will be sold at such prices rs we feel sure
will give satisfaction
dec 81 WILMER Il SHAY SHAKER.
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lust RECEIVED-Hays' Genuine Woollen
y Yarns, of all numbers and colors; Dexter's
Knitting Cotton, three and four threads, all
numbers and colors; also, full assortment of
Zephyr Worstcd, all of which will be sold cheap
for cash at 9. G. BERRY'S,
oc 70 r. King street,
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yE=i:~ We make liberal advance. on Nil con.
sgnments 10 our friends in Baltimore, A">
York, Liverpool and london, and HtIe":
promptly to the forwarding OF al goods c"f.
signed t. g through Us.
liOOE i WEDDERBUK&,
je lG,ti ALEXANDRIA, -.
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NoTE--1 he land will be divided into two 0
more tracts, and plat3 will be eXhisitcd at sale
fab 16-eOts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
wOOl. MARKETS..
NEW YOBK.

VT" ioDh'
From the Economist we learn that the
market for woolens has improved to
some extent, but yet far from being sat
isfac tory to manufacturers; so the wool
market, although better than fort
night ago, yet manufacturers buy very
slow and with good degree oftautiOn.
There is no speculative spirit to be
found in anything. For this season of
the year the business done in wool is
small, Notwithstanding there are good
efforts made to sell, compared with the
same season of former years, and the
large amount of machinery employed.
| Western dealers and farmers appear to
be far more saRguino of the future con-
dition of trade and manufacturers and as
consequence, the price of wool is pro-
portionately firmer in the West than
! here. The class of goods now made by
manufacturers do not require such a
large amount of fine wsol, but of the
lower grades, and the best are not in
such demand as otherwise; but medium
woods are taken freely. Woods adapted
to fine spinnings are overlooked, while
| Illinois and other Western woods sell
more freely, because sold ut lower
price, and under circumstances, answer
every purpose that better wool would
consequently, If better woods are sold,
they must be at rates corresponding in
great measure with poorer woods.
a great many manufacturers are los
ing heavily on their old stocks. Those
who were fortunate to sell out last win.
ter are making expenses; those, howev-
er, who are losing on old stocks are not
any more than making u balance from
the better rates at which they are sell
Jag their new goods. These things must
keep check upon the wool market, and
we think it advisable for all wool deal
ers to consider fairly what the prospects
for the future are, before they put very
high figures upon wool, or indulge in
too many fancy schemes.
1t Is true we shall have to depend
upon the foreigner for wool, to q GER
tain extent, if business reyiyes 80 that
all the machinery will be run through
the winter. But then those sections Of
South America, where our importers
and manufacturers have heretofore
bought largely, have had few visits
from their agents this year; and while
the demand, on this account, has fallen
Oft rapidly, there has been q large in
crease in production, consequently this
class OF wool can be brought much low
er than formerly. This will so far bal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.
News from Fort Hays-swarms OIL i's
cnsts-Tbe Cholern-The Mobile "h"
ohio Railroad.

News from Fort Hays-swarms OIL s'e
cnsis-The ChoIern-Thc Mobile and
ohio Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, August 27.-Captain Ames,
who had a fight with a large body oil
Indians on Republican river few days
ago, arrived from Fort Hays yesterday.
He reports losing three men Killed,
thirty-fve wounded and forty horses.
The Indian loss is reported to be about
one hundred and fifty. After the battle
was over the savages sent in nag OF
truce with the following message. "Tell
YOUR officers we do not want peace; we
are for war; we shall keep Oh lighting
They then charged our troops again.
Three hundred men, embracing Kansas
volunteers and regulars, left Fort Hays
Yesterday in pursuit of the Indians.
Immense swarms of lOcusts were IN
the vicinity of Ellsworth, Kansas, yes,
terday morning, going in Southeast
direction.
Judge Kinney, Indian Commissioner
arrived from Omaha on Saturday. He
reports the Sioux Indians incorrigiblei
but thinks the Crows friendly.
Three hundred and thirty deaths by
CnOleTa OccuTIeu III lho iuuia" t0iii'Oi ,
South of Kansas.
Thirty-sevenp per cent. of the popula-
ton of Fort Gibson have died.
At Arbuckle sixty soldiers and seven
ty-five Indians succumbed to the
scourge.
A Nashville special says: Governor
Brownlow has taken possession OF the
Mobile & Ohio railroad AID appointed
Mr.. Cliff receiver at Cairo. The dis
patch says the strike on the above roat
is ended, and trains will run to-day.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, August q.

| % y p -NEW11ORk, august "a.
COTTON-Dull and lower, sales, 700
bales at 27a27i for niiddling uplands..
FLOUR-Receipts II, 1863 bbls; market
l5a25c lower; sales of $500 barrels
at Z 00aS 90 for superfine State and
western; 3 70alO 60 for extra western;
IL Goals 90 for choice do; 8 60a10 40
for shipping Ohio; IL SO for trade
brands; 9 O0al4 90 for new st. Louis.
CaliforniaCflour dull and lower at l2 Oh
alb 00a14 co. Rye -four dull; sales $50
bbls at z 00a9 90, latter an extreme.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady,
WHEAT Receipts 10,252 bushels;
market dull and LAP lower for red, and
3a4 lower for white; sales 1000 bushels
amber State at 2 2sa2 81, latter for
very choice; amber southern 2 2a2 81,
latter an extreme; good new white Mich
igar, IS; also 10000 bushels new Chi
cagO. to arrive soon, at l 80.
/ RYE-Qaiet; sales 1000 bushels west
erh at IS; State, l 50.
BARLEY-sDnll. - Ett.ESH -
MALT-Dull.
=. CORN-Receipts 5000 bus; market
heavy and shade lower: sales oils, 900
bushels at 09a1 IL for new mixed west
ern; l2al IS for do in store; Ill for
extra choic; I2i for unsound.
OATS-Receipts 1887 bus; market
firmcr; sales 5000 bus old western
64a7O: southern 55a74; new Ohio, ,75ass;
new Jersey 56a69.
RICE-Nominal.
COFFEE Steady '.''5ish' "a :
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 1000 hogs
heads Cuba at 11fa12 Porto Rico LIZA
13t. ..a - .e. ir.-. sr 1
MoLAssEs-Moderate demand; sales
of $50 bbls Porto Rico at 81.
HOPS-Quiet. 80. rs~tsi ~.
PETROLEUM - Steady at 12t for
crude and "a for refined in bond.
PORK-Heavy and lower; new mess
% 81; closing at % 40. Other qualities
unchanged.
BEEF-Firm; sales of 125 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-Nominal. go len
BACON-Dull; long ribbed Ice; long
clear 124. - ~. E." .'
CUT MEATSAUnchanged; sales Of
16O packages at 11a11a; shoulders l5a16.
LARD-Dull; sales of 600 barrels at
124a13s. .-, e.. 90, ga
BUTTER-Qniet at ,1la24 for Ohio.
CHEESE-heaVy anu uncnanBeus
LATEST-5 p. NJ. <E.#
! FLOUR-Dull; 1Oal5c lower on COM
mon grades. - -
wHEAT-Qniet; 1a3c lower. /
RYE-Unchanged.
OATS-Steady; 75a7S for new Ohio.
CORN-Dnll; 110a1 IL for good to
choice new mixed western and O5a1 %
for ursound.I
PORK-Lower; sales 1000 barrels of
mess at % 25a23 3l4; market closing at
% 75 cash. ~ % " ~
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Firm with o fair de.
mand. - .-.Sv E'r'H --~. =
BACON--steady and at moderate re-
quest.
LARD-Quiet: l3tal3f for fair to
prime steam and 13aal5 for kettle rem
dered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-28
Georgia Universi,y Closed.

AUGUSTA, August 2.-It is stated
that Pope has ordered the closing of
the Georgia University, in consequence
of a speech by student ut the CON-
mencement, and the building was to be
converted into barracks; but Pope al.
lowed the exercises to continue on
the condition that the newspapers
do not allude to the speech. 1t is also
stated that Pope has ordered the legis-
lative appropriation of $1,000 to the
University to be withheld.
The freedmen of the First and Fourth
Districts have issued an address on
Congressional candidates, claiming the
right to vote carries the right to hold
office, and they having majority will
not vote for the whites.
So much of the jury order as inter-
feres with the present term of the
Courts has been revoked.
The rains have seriously damaged
the cotton crops in Middle and South.
ern Georgia and Floi ida.
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Foreign Items.

NEW YORK, August 27.-The steamer
Vile de Paris, with European dates tC
the 25th, has arrived.
The Epoque believed that the dispute
between Prussia and Denmark in refer
ence to North Schleswig would soon be
settled.
There is a probability of an interview
between the King of Prussia and Ma
poleon, on rhe return of the latter from
Salzburg.
A telegram had been received from
NJ. Dano, the French minister in Mex
leo, saying he would soon start fol
France.
A misunderstanding has arisen be-
tween Austria and Italy concerning the
return of the Venetian archives and
other works of art removed to Austria
when Venice was evacuated, and also as
to the boundary line.
The steamer Vile de Paris brings
Paris Lapers to the Eth.
The Archbishop of Cincinnati was a
passenger.
The EmperoTs fete was celebrated on
the 18th by amusements, fireworks and
illumi nations.
Ismael Pacha had sailed for COnstau.
tinople and Egypt.
Prince Humbert, of Italy, visited the
Emperor three days at Chalons Champs,
The reported marriage project be-
tween the Royal House of Sweden aud
Prussia is pronounced unfounded.
The Vizier, on his return to Constan'
tinople, said his reception by the foreign
people and governments had strength.
ened in him the desire to assume i'm
partial protection to all his subjects
This sentiment, he said, is that of sa
cred debt.
A Stuttgart letter says: The South
German States will next spring have at
the disposal of the King of Prussia
for war purposes of the Confederation
of North Germany, 10000 men armed
aud equipped according to the Prussiar
plan.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.]

LONDON, August 81, Evening.-Con-
soils % 1O-16; Illinois Central ~; Erie
454; Atlantic & Great Western 81; 5-2Os
73!.
FRANKFORT, August %, Evening"
5-2Os IN
LIVERPOOL, August %, Evening
Cotton closes heavy; sales 1000 bales
middliug uplands at los; Orleans lOs;
advices from Manchester unfayorable;
wheat lbs Cd for new Southern and lbs
4d for California; -four 34s for extra
western; corn 35s Cd; oats IS Cd; barley
IS; peas Ais Cd; cheese 49s; beef laos;
lard SIS Cd; pork US Cd; bacon AS Cd;
spirits petroleum SD; refined Is SD;
sugar 24s Sd; Gnseed oil 80.
e ASrwrRP, August 81, Evening"
troleum I3t francs for standard white
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-28
EXECUTIVE MAN SION,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.

SIR: In consequence of the unfavOr'
ablo condition nf the health of Major
General Geo. ii. Thomas as reported to
YOU in Surgeon HassOn's dispatch CT
August 2lst, my order dated August 18th
is hereby modified SO as to assign Major
General Winfield s. Hancock to the
command of the 9Th military district,
created by act of Congress, passed March
I'd, 1867, and of the military department
comprising the States of Louisiana and
Texas. On being relieved from com
mand of the Department of Missouri,
Msjor General Sheridan, Major General
Hancock will proceed directly to New
Orleans and assume command to which
he is hereby assigned and will, when
necessary to the faithful execution OF
the law, exercise any and all powers
conferred by the acts of Congress upon
district commanders and any and all
authority pertaining to officers in com
mand of the military departments.
Major General Sheridan will ut once
turn over his present command to the
officer in rank next to himself, and pro-
ceeding without delay to Fort Law
renee, Kansas, will relieve M:sjor Gcner-
al Hancock OF command of the Depart
ment of Missouri. Maj. Gen'l Thomas
will, until further orders, remain in
command of the Department of the
Cumberland.
Very respectfully yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
LIEUT.. GENT L. s. GRANT,
Secretary of War.
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Aaroi. Jones.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-Aaron Jones
was arrested by the Sheriff this morn
ing and held in bonds for $1,000 not to
fight in Hamilton county. Snreties
were given and Jones was immediately
released. The fight takes place on Sat
urday next at some place within SO
miles of this city.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
From PitIsburg.

PnTsBURG, August 27.-The LycOm-
ing county whisky case of Bank, Bar
Der & Henderson, before the United
States District Court, seized by }. l..
Linton, United States Revenue Agent,
has been tried, and thu jury to-day
brought in u verdict that the parties
were guilty. This is the largest whis-
Ky case that has ever been tried in west
ern Pennsylvania.
Anthony Weidman, lawyer, lately
arrested in New York and brought to
this city OH charge of larceny, was to-
day honorably discharged. He returns
to New York to practice law there.
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, August 81.
FLOUR-Dull, and prices Csc lower;
family 10 O0al0 so.
WHEAT-Dull, and prices unsettled;
No. l red held Mt 10; white2 20a2 25.
CORN-Scarce and in demand ut 95
for No. in bulk. ..r
OATS-Dull and not saleable; SO at
the close.
RYE-Dull at 90.
BARLEY-Unchanged. ~
COTTON-Dull, and prices nominal;
IS for middling.
WHISKY-Nominally unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Firm
BULK MEATS-114al34. s.-I d.
BAC0N-In good demand at l2t for
shoulders, l5sa15i for clear rib and Is
for clear sides. p,
LARD---In demand at 12s; not much
offered. . =
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 25a2s
for fresh, receipts very light. .t
EGGS-Firm at 4al6.
'LINSEED OII-In good demand at
us. .......
GOLD-Firm at 14l buying.
Weather scorching hot and accounts
coming in from growing crops are very
disconraging. The corn and potatoes
are all dried up. The ground is so hard
that it cannot be- plowed forfsli seeding.