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Rsch,,nond Prices. Cursssa,Ns. 8

SSsSsa RSchmond Prices.Cursesis. y. " !
1919 ERlp 4, june u. 1888.
sdss:~ss6sch s6sst 6raads, spInsse ssw aaosen;i
saessa:s .,, 81 Z Ribbed 81, sides, ,se.
ie@iscs:; Virginia I hams, lseSlfec. 1Sanyassea
haIns NO; plain hams aic. - = :, 3 - y
B,ater.-Prime, le@a2s@a 1ssets ~ g - y ssf4
Ssssa I sssaea1 ls aaas
hand made. @e9 ls(lsoc. !; Andsewscogsin, s0c. z
sls's 8 whole
small isTgs Aye strings ssss. RIsa.
sesIsss ssss3s $50 ssFsass .hfee
Bueks psinted. twohoops, o. Is; three
cs,sesStratsd ley. slss@ss q dozen by the
"a ssmsas,, : v barrel; james Rlyer,
CyIsafossrtss Frsstss, @s Candy stick, nc,
Il s snsg ssS aass. mons sS
8 boz 0Eanges-slciiy, sii.so q bo4ss Alrhoade,i
ssS SS,ss3see Com Exchange Report.
1Ns st and western prime cutting
lsc. common ia@Isc. ( English dairy @2ocsE
Gsgee.-Rio, q Lagusyra, Java
| Gaid.es. -Adamantine, Light weight, le@2oc. (;
o5s Seas Cards. de- sGss dozen wool cards sl@
cotton, Haras..-M Manchester, tsssk; teaksyille,
lAnefntcan and Dunnels, isic. Amoskeag dark, ia
4l4c.; Arn9ld's nic.; Wam,sutta leS. 1sSn
s ia ssapaa5e ss M ainsss
in ssss 1s ssse pl lsss sasiSe pas
stripe Msklng ,ss9sSe .d cheeks san ls@soc:
Il ".
change since last report. IS 52-!.fs; q -
Dr;iqs gad &C.; c9pperass ac 4
@&a q d.; extract logwood lsc.; sup. curb. soda,
.7s@sc.: blnestone, i5c. go aaa as&.a g =
sss sss a4ssss
family, $l4@D&14. so. 80
Hss5 S sseSfss No. ssEIs.
GP No aa sas sfsS Ss En-
3 sli si Sssss Mess Ss shaa ma Ess N''
the es mill Sc. S Sss BroWastu from the mill
iasc. az bushel. Wheat bran s5c. Corn bran, &c.
sa. gassSs ss2 RSa dau 1o 81
bone, go R ton; Phoenix guaro, $50 ton; Brad
of line $59
guano, regular preparation $40 James River man
pulated guan9 special preparation sse; James mes
boHe pRe sHaRs
!cefea1izer, sis s. ton; sontheTn Fertillz,ns Com
Sassss sasaH e.
zassss s;si; ss d
nIh gs 9 sssss gsc 10 so 6ss
very dull 40@6oc. .t4zsss : i.s
! Ginseng o@eoc.
Hdes@pTs 1sgiac.; dry i; salted @lec wet
salted, vet spited calfskins, $L75@$2.lO.
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CHERIFF,ssAIE OF STEAM ENGINE,

PIT MIXTURE, MINING TOOLS ETC.
BY virtue OF adecreeof the Circuit Court of Pow
satan county, pronounced az It's NAY term 1853 in
Coal Mining Company, I shall, on THURSDAY
he 18TH day OF JUNO fsss the pits near Ainnakin
ferrv on tie of said Scott proceed to sell at
nIiiiic auction! the nroperty OF said Coal Mining
Company referred to IN aaid decree consisting In
part Of one egd ENG4IN ssls and FIX
C(lAIIr GIGEEa BOXES and CHAINS PIT
CHRBfNG and LUMBER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and MINENG TOOLS, pre VA ON ana u
TEnss cash as 10 All susns OF aso over that
amount credit OF ninety days rchaSefs giving
bulidn With approved secffity.r y =
fHaierouImences At n O'Clock q. . ~.
lie il-Je1i&sss Sheriff OF PowhstsE county
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'pIeHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.


III ROAn-SUM8fER- SCHEDULE.-on and
after TUEEsDAY, April q, 1888, the passenger
! GOING fWEsT.-Through Nail Train.-I,eayes
Richmond daily at 7:15 A. M; leaves Danrille
daily at 3:27 M. connecting at Burkeville With
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-.
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C.: Tenn.
catar ac &Is CorintS nc Grand Junction n TcSs-
burg, &C., Miss. New Orleans, &C.. and at Green's
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga. Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans, &C.
Z GOING EAsT.-Tbrough Mali Train.-Leaves
Greensboro daily at $50 A. NJ. leave. Danyills
daily at $50 A. NJ connects at Blrkevlle with the
sonthside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c. - y-.,s ..' -,gts.rt s.-s,-f go -
Through tickets can be procured al the ticket
offices In Richmond and Danvile to all important
points South and Southwest and at Greensboro
and Danyille to all points North East and West.
l SS@l 81 gEy4F2,i THOMAS DODAMEAU
! ap2o .s,Fg aS lEss Superintendent.
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q .ss.ss rEzlBtpAY. S. t7ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. <sSySS~~r>>>>>
BY wellington tsoddin, !.
Aacff66aeer ana ResI Estate AREN'T II 49,
fHiBpAH.
sT,RUsTEEis Sale or a. HANDSOME

3sT,RUsTEE,ss SALE OF a. HANDSOME
II REsIDENCE ON CHURCH HILL AT TIE
sNURTHWEST CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
STREE S.-By ,Ttrtue or a
deed or trIot executed to the subscriber by Ms.
Turnigy, bearing tizte 18th OF October 1851 ualy
recorded In Henrico County Court shall ~ exc
cation thereof proceed sen ct public anction on
the prefnisen on AONDAH the 18Th Of June: 1858,
at ,cicckP. M. II fair, II not the first fair day
tthereafser thai: Ebenutifm and attractive RESI-
iDENCE located as above, containing ample &C.
for a. IncAerate.sfzed family. The
LOT on which IL stands has front OF SO feet and
h depsf OF 11G feet. ~ it .s+.3s3s -
whilst the deed requires cash sale, yeti am au-
toriged BY the holder or the debt secured thereby
to say that he will accept ne-fonrth CASH Balance
az six twelve, and eighteen months, for
notes interest added, secured bya trust deed: s
! FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
( The foregoing sale Is postponed until sATUR-
DAYNEXT. 10Th June, 1853 at4 o'clock, by mill
tary order. AS portion or the land has hereto
buildings thereon, will be sold .sS.yss. ~
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG,
RAILROAD COMPANx. May rs, 1883,

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURC)
RAILROAD CoMPANx. May rs, 1883.
5HHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
" after WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant The
trains on this road viii run as follows
Leave RICHMOND at & A. NJ. and2P NJ
The 4 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
MONDAYS; and the 6:46 p NJ. train will not
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS
!. Passengers for Norfolk will take tn. Pm.
train. 80
I Fare to Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked through.
Passengers for Clover Hill viii take tile A. M,
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, con.
meeting at Chester with the coal train.
/ ~ sg1g,EHss Sstf Is 1sslE5 e. Fl. GILL.
( my 20 , Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT.
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sasTesTruNssAEsEs
PiUTUaas DAY.

=
RUTBaN DAY. 81 80 67sss
r>NtNr~@~-eren~ee>-|
BY Regnaalt q Co, Aactioneers
10. ss7 nlsfn street, between Eighth and Ninth.
SALE 0Fs NEW and Sc
y ~ aees aERHH5 5sDIT sMsoRNsa "a a it,
d new COIsrAGE BEpsTEAns
4 splendid sets COTTAGE FuRNITUkE;.., -
sc H0CKING and NURSE CHAlBSs Whn anu
without cane seats -, ~, mo - f;sz5t.ia
HGKECIAN CANE-sEAT CHAIRS,
~ WOQD.SEAT CHAIRSy
) MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS, III ~
MAHOGANY BUREAUS, = 4 :
WARDR0BES ASn
. superior VIOLIN and CASE, cost 80 - 49,.
jeas - REGNAULT q CO., Auctioneers.zi
rs4s u Bysampson Jones, Jr., q CO., Z
e. Anc.ioneefs and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.
WE WILL OFFER At AUCTION AT
wv OUR WAREHOUSE, Nos. 4 Q. and Ftf-
teentb street. between imaiir and Cary, on MO
DAY the 22d instant, commencing at half-past 10
O'Clock Al. NJ, good stock Of 60. 80 49,. -
: az US GROCERIES; e1sssz s.s-t ~ W
49, LIQUORS 9ess.s=y y-ax5s55is-t tlss5s3ss -
- WINES, &C.; z.=,.5.ssss.a
70 which we Invite the attention Of the trade. 81
/ je2o -L@-<-----@-SsS.d0NES DR., q 90.
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BY 3. Gatiright, Auctioneer,
g-1INE FURNITURE AT AUCTION

LIME FURNITURE AT AUCTION
JENNY LIND and e
10 ~ COTTAGE BEDSTEADS Z, ~. go -.
49, BLACK WALNUT MARBLE-TOP and
20 other CABINETS, ~. strzfS ~.
r T. s-WASHSTANDS,a Is A. e t--,s tsFssyi. III
LEAF and other TABLES,
Es,sWARDROBES, - ~ gge1<szyfE.ES ~ Z 5.
CANE CANE and wooD-sEAT CHAIRS ss5R
MATTRESSES,s - ksSirs,r;
SKI PILLOWS, - sLpst asr. ~. . -
4r BEDDING, .s-...- a .g-sa.eg ~ Z. 5Ss.5s
z ~ SKEFKIGERAT0RS.
s.ssGgt 20 sfALS0,s 1883 15st5S 5ii.'}.'
a s. FINE. CLOTHING, - 49, y,l,4s5-.24- ~
I ~ CLOTHS u
CASSIMERES, 81 s11,rE
BOOTS, tsss.,-.s7
go SHOES, - ass -L. -. = $3.50 ~.
so BEAUTIFUL DRESS PATTERNS,
10 Z FANCY.GO0DS, S$sf .; YSas9sEiJ. CO
e - NOTIONS;
and many other articles, will be sold at my store
THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock. ,rr,o,,x,,z -
I 10 20 r.E.ls, - Auctioneer.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

pEAUT1FUL BUILDING LOTS In SID
DNEY BETWEEN DOVER AND Abe
MARLE, BELVIDERE AND CHE RRY
STREETS FOR SALE.-We offer for sale, on
easy terms, q large number OF BUILDING LOTs,
situated as above, and embracing some of the most
beautiful property In that vicinity. ~ ~ -
Persons seeking building sites In q desirable and
improving locality, are requested to note this adj
vertisenent, and call on us and we will show them
plat Of the property and give all particulars.
: -51fh5. fss - = GRUBBS 81 WILLIAMS,
! je 17-eod3t Auctioneers.
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BY wellington GoddIn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
GoMMIssIoNER,s SALE OF A

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
" EXCELLENT FARM IN HENRICo
COUNTY THREE MILES BELOW RICH
sMOND, ADJOINING THE TREE HILL ES-
TATE.-In pursuance Of two DEGREES Of the Cir
cult Court of the county of Henrico pronounced
on the 18th Of April and the 9th Of May, 1888 re-
spectively, In the suit Of Tatum ct dlS ps. Tatum,
&C., / shall sell upon the premises, at public,
auction. to the highest bidder, on WEDNES-
DAY the 18th day Of August next, at o'clock
P. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND In the county OF
Henrico, about three miles below the city of
Richmond on the Osborne turnpike, adjoining
the lands of W lillian b. Randolph and the old Tree
Hill tract, and containing by estimation ninety
acres, more less, being the same tract Of which
Theophtlus Tatum died. seized, and now in the oc-
cupancy Of William Jones, who purchased 1t at
former sale made by me, and at whose risk and
cost 1t Is now sold, he having failed to comply
with the terms OF the sale. The property has been
improved by the setting out OF fruit trees, &c.
TERMS: Cash for SO much as may be necessary
to pay the costs and charges OF the sale and the
sum of dollars and CENTS Costs and the
balance, now due, Of principal and interest, and
charges Of protest upon the notes given by the said
Jones for the purchase money at the former sale,
being 800 with interest from the 3ist May, 1868,
and 81 2sa % with interest from the Ist December,
1860, until the day Of sale and for the balance,
upon such terms Us the said W lillian Jones may
prescribe, or upon his failure to prescribe, upon
six andtwelye months credit for negotiable notes
with interest from day of sale and well endorsed.
The title win be retained until the purchase money
is all paid. - WILLIAM II. TATUM, )
Z lie 1GThtI0A&tds $50, ts-fS, Commissioner.
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,s.s a:si,;Es ~ 2 For the Dispatch. \
Three persons have ninety-sixe dollars
which they wish 70 divide equally between
them. In order to do this, a, who has the
most, gives to B and g as much as they
have already; then B divides with a and c
in the same manner-that is, by giving to
each as much as he had after A had divided
with them; C then makes a division with
A and R3; when it il found that they all;
have equal sums. How much had each at
first Q sFs = F -
[Aasaoer--Ahad $4s, B Sac s24. I "A.
gave each Of them s24, leaving nothing in
his OWN hands. ThensB gave G. s4s, thus
placing the whole amount in his hands,c
then divided With a and B. dior DIS
patch " ri 80 - q, ~ ISL ss'S 5sS.
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TaOR NEW YORK-OLD DO GMh
n M1NION STEAMSHIP COMPA-SSG61ssS

EY.-The splendid new side-wheel steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA; Abe
MARLE,s and HATTERAS leave New YORK ioI
SATURDAY,. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY
These ships are entirely new; they have elegant
saloons and staterooms; the fare, accomiDod"'
tions and attention, are unsurpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York lorwafuel
with dispatch, and no charge made save LOT ac-
tual expenses incurred. oil
Close connections made with steamers for sl
southern and European ports. 49, -,
insurance effected st lowest rats when oraare.i.
NJ L. McCBEADY, President, Isl Greenwich
'ste WILLIAI G. DUNHAM CO., Agents,
Z, rnre = 80 corner Main and Eleventh streels.
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y. n. fss q fsFof the DIST
TiiRoamOke College. y

* sa @-y Roanoke COlle&fs - - 80 - s.
Tuesday evening an address was deliver
cd to the Literary Societies of the College
(Demosthenean and Ciceronian) by.ones Of
Virginia's most gifted sons, James w Shelf
fey, Esq, of Smyth county, Va. The sauf
dience assembled early, and the spacious
College church WAS filed to toyerfowing
with the assembled loneliness, intelligence,
and gaiety of this beautiful Valley, and We
beheld q youthful smile where age and con-
Stunning care had long nnriyalled sat, as the
inspiriting music from the band mingled
with the festivities. S 1S.f.E n 4slq's,fs &
MIR. Shelley, fnll of love and .veneration
for this proud old Commonwealth, seemed
desirous to infnse the same spirit into those
who are preparing themselves to work out
and take part in, that grand destiny that
awaits her, ~. g 4j,s, sslI ss;,. &
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CTRAWBERRY Baskets quarts
~ and pints-w.th and without. crates, sold every
low The berries cannot be misplaced nshipping.
to- : Tsp T-S-.s5IW 1lDDaS. RAYS&sREED. So
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- 49, )
IL i
OTfIcK RICHMOND AgD YoRK ptv...
- -. HAfLnoAD COfpANY

49, - = -
HAiLnoAD COHPANY
.5.ysg 81 RICHMOND, Dune ,lS. iss
Tf0R BALTIMORE, THE NORTH AZ. ~
AszN0RTHWEsT.- KENNpnnap
THIS nrst-ciass steamer has been thoroushlg oraC,
halled and refurnished, ana Is now on, ti. gfst.
so Ssyos sSIama 81 SsRtain y1nY a. TESExa
Of INC Curtis Pecb, on DANES river. 'An'sr
ls sss n S6sps' s ss ~
all the early trains North and West. ~ ''ile Tor
Will End this 1otte to present many advanissesa
By lie i y Jafy afa ny ADMIRAL WI, I, ,s
me line In new ard perfect order rcnstntd neg
5I and there w then be four bosts per
Freight for Baltimore tic Ncssh.. and W..
ceiyed az all times and forwarded y5fo,nHsiS IRE
through, dis OF isding given 70 ali prcmine,.
Tappahsnnock stages connect win, this road :,
Fishhanl station on TUESDAY and FRIDAY iii, ,SAd "
WILLIAM Il. EEoS
!e y z =. L-..-- freight and Ticket Agent.
ENerNEKR AND SUPERINTENDENT O,y1cy :
/ iy,s RICHM0Np. AND PErHRsBuRn
RAILROAD CoNPISy
q RICHMOND, Va, June & liza.
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION or Tup
I llsL0CAL1TRAV -On and sfsersMoNnt AZ
june 8, passenger car viii leave Rici1nng1A J, y,
ddeserscnrS wish the freight train DAILY aS
once INC previous 70 setting on the train. N'
ase.z 81. Engineer and sa u; ri sEts
iV1RG1NIA CENTRAL RAURoan
". SUMMER sCHEDULE.-Tbe foJio.,.-
Trains VIII De run on this road ON and after wnYS
AiI embarrassing Richmond for cov,,,+o,
daily texcept Sundays) at tbs A. M and a,rt,na,
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EoR NORFOLK, PORTS s

ESOR NORFOLK, PUKTS-Sttltit}eJ
E MOUTH RANDALL LANDINGss 1,l.s.,
ON THE, LANES RIVER.--The fast and elegant
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain 2. @. GlY-
FORD. leaves her wharf at Pockets Tor sDoH owl
named places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, r NJ
FRIDAY at eo'clock A. n, and returns on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday: .,,,a n
PLssENGERs arrive at NORFOLK N nIne 70 "
connect With steamers for BALTIMORE ah'
TEAM leaves CITY POINT for PETEBs-
BURG on arrival Of STEAMER.
Fare 70 Norfolk, q. se.ts
received no to 81 p. Dr.. daily for BOSTON; BSi
TTMoRE PRINCIPALL ANDIGGSON C 4. ,syis
PEkKE BAY and ALL LANDINGS On JAaf''
Fyeies,ts for way-landings mast be prepaid. "a
Letters eutrnstedto pursef or steamer mus "
enciosed en- q Government stamped envelope.
AMY 70 4 L. b. TkTUM, Agent
Mkkggty - sg 80 - Once steamers wharf
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TNZRKIELiH SODA SALOON, Is. IS. 8
E1Jes.-ERAsins Mo- sas MAIN sT86A -
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.


THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE OF STOCK
III OF MILLINERY GOODS. SHOWCASES,
FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest of the parties interested. and with the con-
on MONDAY the ed instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the
store Of Mrs. NJ. A. sJudkin, on Broad between
Fourth and Fifth Streets her entire stock of MIL
LINERY GOODS, consisting of a.z,-...
49, RIBBONS, - ~ asysH sEs--= ~
! -1 BONNET SILKS, ...a
: q, FEATHERS, -. ~,
I HUGHES =, - aa-,.....
ORNAMENTS; l.s -'r'i
E = bonnet WIRE and FRAMES,
, ~ TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED BOENETS
j - and HATS. 's.-.
: WINDOW CURTAINS,
,0lLCL0TH, &c. - as
e, ALSO, :
9 large SHOWCASES, -'f
. = 2 upright MILLINER'S CASES, = 90
1 AWNING, with iron frame. .-.- a
After which, all of the FURNITURE, including
( 2SAFES
SOFA, te s.f.-gf
CLOCK, .sz~ - ~ - ~
Lot of MATING,
NJ: PARLOR CoOKfNG-STOyE, &C.
( .sE,, LytSss9 pr: u COOK q BAUGHTON,
! je 10 ..s5s = ~ 81 AuGtioneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auctioneers, :
Office No. s21 Main street, =
s three doors below Spotswood Hotel. q

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, IN
lA.THE TOWN OF FULTON, FOR SALE AT
be sold on SATURDAY., june
90 1853, on %the premises, at O'Clock 4. M, the
IS feet and running back 10 feet to an alley ten feet
wide. < 80 s.
-, JAMES MI: TAYLOR & SOM
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

VALUABLE LOT, ON LESTER.
" STREET, NEAR GILLIE'S CREEK, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY the 22d June, at
half-past5 o'clock p NJ. the lot situated as above
described The lot fronts AZ feet and runs back to
Gillie's creek. u - -Fhg ~
, TERMS: At sale. The taxes for 1888 to be paid
by the purchaser. Z r E4tE
te17 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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TMPoRrED EIssENGEN end ylcHf
Y 3 s sA1laassa = zzrKiEL,s SODA SALOON.
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Our washington Dispatches.

THE LATE THADDEUS sTEyENS-THE Cd 7
GUARDED BY EaRoEs-oANBy At BIS NEW
posT-spAN1sH CUSTOM REGULATIONS.
WASHINGTON, August 1S.-The body OF Thad-
deus Stevens hes in state in the rotunda Of the
Capitol. It is guarded by the Butler Zouayes,
a uniformed and armed company of negroes
A great majority Of the visitors are negroes,
and the exhibition attracts but very little at
tention. There are no unusual decorations or
drapery in the Capitol
General Candy has arrived and assumed
command Of the Department of Washington.
Butler retains Caleb Gushing to defend him
against Woolley and Kimberly Brothers.
lis stated that Baron Won Lederex will re-
present Austria here.
The Departments have advices of important
changes in the customs regulations OF Cuba
and Porto Rico, commencing on the first OF
September. All manifests must express the
generic classes Of goods or the contents of
oackages and their gross weight, or fine will
be imposed. Masters and supercargoes must
comply strictly with the rules, as the slightest
variation involves fine; and they must also
have the signature and seal Of the Spanish
consul affixed 10 all manifests. Bills Of health
REQUIRE the same certificate, and no corrections
ara allowed after delivering the manifest to the
customhouse or the boat, and goods found on
board or delivered not manifested will be SUD-
iect to fine equal to the value Of the goods.
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The North Carolina Democracy.

Iue NOTtA OaIOAAAU kScAkAooA~~oy'
RALEIGH IN. C.), August 19.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention assembled to-day IN
large force in Tucker Eall at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Convention was called to order by the
Hon. Thomas Bragg, and Joseph Davis, Esq,
of Franklin, was chosen temporary chairman,
and Messrs. Gales and Engelhard secretaries.
Mr.. Davis on taking the chair addressed the
Convention in an appropriate speech.
Committees we're appointed on permanent
organization, and during the absence Of the
committee the Hon. Josiah Turner, Jr, was
loudly called for, who responded in stirring
speech.
The committee recommended Colonel R. d.
Cowan, Of Wilmington IN. o., as permanent
president, with seven vice-presidents from the
several Congressional districts, with number
Of secretaries. Colonel Cowan addressed the
Convention at length.
Judge Osborne, of Mecklenburg, and Jas. ID.
Davis, Of Franklin, were appointed electors for
the State at large. The Committee on Resolu-
tions have reported. ,t ,srs. Robins, Gra-
ham, Biggs, J. @. Dobbin I'D others addressed
the Convention. The city is full Of visitors,
some estimate them at three thousand. Great
harmony and enthusiasm prevails. Tonight
q great torchlight procession takes place, when
many speeches will be made.
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our J naroipcan is,a Dispatches:

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tPKR ATLANTIC TEnEeRAPH.
LNEapooI, August 1S.-The British ship
Brian Broibme, from Dublin August ], to Que
bee, was lost at sea-, The, master and first
mate we're saved.
BERLIN, August Negotiations have been
initiated between the North German Confede-
ration and the United States for treaty secur-
ing protection and proper treatment to emi-
grants on the high seas.
L1sBoN, August 13.-The Duke OF Montpen
sier protests to the Queen Of Spain against his
Punishment.
WnsBApEN, August 1s.-The Gar and the
King Of Prussia had paciac interview at Lam
genzwaIback.
LONDON, August n.-Dispstches from Paris
reports that students assembled in large num-
bers near Sorbonne, and created tumu!t.
They were dispersed by the police, who made
several arrests. ,-ts-.-'as-l I,
VIENNA, August 11.-The Emperor Francis
Joseph has sent an autograph letter to his
Minister OF War, urging him to hasten the ap-
pointment of native Hungarian officers to
conn and Hungarian troops, in accordance
with the bill which has just been passed by
the Legislative Chambers at Pesth.
LISBON, August 1S.-A fire, originating in
newly arrived cotton cargo, destroyed great
quantity of cotton, brandy and other valuable
properly. The tossw be 100000 sterling,
with but little insurance.
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RADICAL OUTRAGE N WILMINGTON, N. c.
The Wilmington Journal, OF yesterday, gives
the following account OF negro Radical out
rage in that city: Tue Democratic Cluo were
In session at their club room, on Market-street,
perfectibg their arrangements previous to the
departure of our delegates for Raleigh the
next morning. A beautiful transparency, in
tended to be taken with them to Raleigh, was
IN front Of tho hall, and this, it seems, excited
the ire Of some of The negroes of tho Radical
party. About ten o'clock, under the escort
of small number Of gentlemen, this trans
parency was moved off for the railroad, but
had not proceeded far before those with it were
beset by dense throng OF negro men and
BOYS, and shower Of stones was launched ut
them, by which two gentlemen Of the party
were seriously injured The escort kept on
steadily, until at length the assault was zen
dered too severe for endurance, when they
gained the shelter OF house. The negroes
still continuing to press upon them pistol
was discharged in the air above tbcm by one OF
those present, and the desired effect was pro-
duccd; the assailants were dispersed, numbers
Of them taking to their heels. The transDa-
rency was then carried to the depot, and no
further molestation was offered the party. The
negsoes in the assaulling crowd on that occa-
sion could not have been less than one hundred
and fifty, while those who were attacked were
not more than seven or eight in number.