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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-07
Pocket Book Lost.

r OST, on the 18th Of July, 1868, between
IL Manitowoc and Wallis Mill, Pocket
Book, containing some money, andtwo County
Poor Orders, the numbers o. which are @
and i06 both dated May 90, lS6S--one for &
and one for $50. There were also some 9th
papers ia it, The finder will be iberallvr
warlcd by leaving the same with
DR.. T SIMON.
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EstraY.
Cattle Fair in Two Rivers

NOTICE is hereby given that . Cattle Fai,
IN will be held in the Village Of I've Rivers
under the direction Of the Village Board, OF
the first Monday in August, A. D. 1868, ant
the first Monday Of every month thereafter, OF
Washington street, near the Park.
By order Of the Village Board.
2tf JOHN OSWALD, Pres :.
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DEAFNESS.

Noise in the Head, Discharges from the Ear,
Catarrh. Fits, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgiA, and removes Cancers
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EstraY.

1DU1 6ys
CAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber,
" at Four Corners, about the 30th Of July
a red and white spotted OK, about six years
old, white spot on face, running to point to-
ward the nose. MICHAEL DONNELLY.
ManitoWoc, Aug. 6, 1868.
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HENRY r. COSTAR,

OF broadway, I.
BE- or sale by T. & J. ROBINSON,
Manitowoc, Wis.
EffF~ And Mt Wholesale in all the cities and
large towns in the U. s. 9-1Sy1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30
OBITUARY.

Died al Shelby vile. Ky., On "Wednesday,
The 2lst OF Ootober, Of pneuoonla, MIS-. ~
RON L. STERLING, wife Of Prot. Richard Ser
Ing, recently OF Greensboro, N. 1. --
Mrs. Sterling was born, and resided many
years in Virginia, and her heart chung WITH
fond love to her native Stale, and with peculiar
and tender affection to Fredericksburg, the spot
OF her nativity, VITA all its haIloWel and his
tOric associations.
Endowed by nature with more than ordinary
gifts of mind and graces Of manner, she had
almost perfected these natural endowments
under the long discipline of varied experience
through which she passed.
Sensiti7ey tender in her love for husband,
children, brothers and sisters, on each and all
of these loved and loving ones her death comes
with sorrowing affection.
She was firm and iDhexibe in her chrlstlaa
faith, ard constant in her feelings and acts OF
charity.
In all the relations Of lie her duties ,Wert
discharged with true womanly love anu 1<n'
| tuinesS, and the dcsolatl0n and darkness Whlci
peryade the immediate home Of the HUSBAND
and children, and the wide circle OF afflicted
! relatives, sadly attest how brightly anc cnecr
| fully shone the light now so suddenly eZtln
| gushed. r.
In her last WOllcntS SIC WAS pGGCc!u COu"
| dent and loving, bequcathing to her loved ADD
! sorrowng ones the sweet assurance or her trus
! in Jesus as The richest legacy she could leayt
to comfort and sustain them IN this life =; Til
only true riches to purchase for them an en-
trance into the Heavenly rest, and to that socIo
| ty and company Of sweet angelic spirits, VIII
! had gone before. and which she longed SO mucl
| to join.
'Whoso is wise, and will observe thes
things, even they shall understand the Io7In:
! kindness of the Lord. .
DIED.-On Sunday, the 18th inst, at tn
residence OF his father, in Jetfersonrcn, CqI
pepper Co., Va, CT pneumonia, EUGENE Z
| SuDpITT, in the 22l year Of his age.
Died at Occoduao, Va, on the 29th instant
JOSEPH, infant son Of Joseph 7. and Edit
| janney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

Gen. Grants expected to return 10 Wash
inetcn by the 9Th of November and meeting
has been called at the Radical headquarters to
perfect arrangements for his reception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

LET Cs HAVE PEACE. The Boston Com
monwealth gives us the following Radical plan
Tor having peace in the South:
Let Congress repeal lis reconstruction acts
and put the South once more in the condition
it was at the time of Lees surrender. This it
can do, as reconstruction, thus far, has been
wholly a legislative proceeding. Then it will
have the ground faow for its proper planting:
And if our husbandry mas not been enriched
by experience, we miss our calculation. What
will be needed will be to begin anew, with con-
iscation Of lands, and the total disability OF
every rebel-no representation in Congress
military government-and the strong hand for
twenty years upon the South. We can Go
without the. South. Let US see if she can get
along without the North -
We do not believe that the Radicals il they
succeed IN the Presidential election, will go to
these lengths But such utteranccs show the
temper OF the leaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

Gen. Mlroy, whose exploits will long he
remembered in the Valley of Virginia, was a
candidate lately for County Treasurer of Car
roll county, Indiana-and defeated.
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Of the above amount $24, 3&3 81 has been dis
bursed during the past year.

The letter of I. W. Conway, State Super
intendent Of Education" in'Louisiana,t 10 Gen,
Grant, on the LIST y. S. Infantry, and ycier-
red through the proper channel to that l'cg;-
ment, together with the comments thereon Of
nineteen officers OF the regiment, is published
in the n 0. Picayuue. The officers pronounce
it malicious SANDER and unmitigated false
hood Col. Sheldon Sturger endorses upon
the letter that Conway. while minister Of
the gospel, and chaplain Of colorcd regiment
ID New Orleans, in 1864 persisteDtly attempt
ed to draw money from the Government,
Through Col. Sturger.) to which he was clear
~ not entitled Gen. Buchanan's endorse
nent states that Conway knew he was utter
ing an unprovoked, malicious SANDER, and.
bit for his official positionn no notice would be
taken OF the letter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

a FARCE -Happening 10 CharestoHu on
Thursday last, We had an opportunity Of wit
Messing West Virginia election This town
ship, Or district, formerly poIled between five
and SIX hundred votes The registration books
this year as furnished to the Supervisor, con-
we're opened, the election progressed: and at
iags, OF the ballot The RAIDS made aEssistake,
however, in calculating upon so large q Sropor-
ton Of loyalty IN that district, ior o1iy two
of the eleven voted the Radical ticket.
It was the most iarcicaAoi all the election
iarcss ever. enacted in West Virginia---that
=" bastard offspring OF political rape IN
chester TINES,
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~ z Eg,R EE I'd

On the 18th inst, by the ReT. L. 4. Cren-
shaw, ROBERT 4. BISHOP to Mlss ARAIINHs
D. LAKE, both OF FauqGlGT 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30
Finances OF Virginia
zrArE rREAsUaER's REPORT.

The Annual Report Of the Treasurer Of tbe
State has Just been prepared and sent to the ne
PRINTER The following tables show the condi-
Han ofthe finances ofthe State. -Stdte JoT'aG&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30
EGre5grr News,

After a careful survey Of the field the
leaders of the Liberal party In England have
become convinced that they are sure in the
coming elections of the choice o! a large ma
jority OF Liberal members to the new House OF
Commons. The following has been mentioned
in Liberal circles as the probable cast Of the
new Ministry: Premier, Mr.. Gladstone
Foreign Secretary, John Bright; Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Childers; Lord Chancellor,
Sir Roundell Palmer; Secretary of War, Mar
qujs OF Harrington.
The session of the German Diet will be for
mally opened by King William in person on
the 18th of November. and it is asserted, on
semi-of6cial authority that the speech from
the throne will be Of re-assurng and pacific
character.
The Austrian Diet has passed bill giving
authority to the Government TO recruit forty
thousand additional soldiers, Baron Won Beust
having given formal assurances that the men
to be enlisted will merely fill up the deficiency
in the standing army, and not swell it above
the number fixed by law The Paris Moniteur
says that the army bill, which passed the Aus
TRAN Reichsrath will not be signed by the
Emperor. 1t adds that the Minister of War
has said publicly that Austria is arnling only
in proportion to the extent of her population.
The Austrian Ministry has made an expla-
nation to the Reichsrath as to the strength of
the army The normal war footing is fixed at
100000 men. and the present active force is
not to be increased.
Queen Isabella and suite are expected in Paris
On the 9Th of November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

Several persons who wish to make them
selves conspicuous have held meeting in
Washington, ostensibiy for the purpose OF DC
visipg means for the protection Of voters going
lone against apprehended assaults in Balti
more The utterances Of the speakers upon
that occasion, were highly infammatory, and il
no difficulty occurs on the cars between WASH
ington and New York, it will not be their fault.
One Col. Hinton, Of Kansas, has been particu'
lary !" distinguished for immense ''words ="
Just at this time, some persons who think Gen.
Grant is to be elected, adopt various devices to
bring themselves into notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

The police in New York have found new
ring in that city--a number of cartmen and
drsymen engaged in robbing boxes and bales of
goods entrusted to them to be carried for ship
ment to merchants in different sections of the
country. 80
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DRE GOODS
&TEW GOODS.

" - 00D7'
! nave just added largely to ny rev stock from
New York ha1dGorne all SILK and wool Por
Blues, Ashes Of Roses, 8lacE and Wine c(,S!!
very superior Black Gro. Grain silks. var,
ricI French Velvet Fop!ps; superb YInn5
Silk, very wide Tor sael;a; Blaci: Alpaca POM
liR8 ; Serge. s. nov article Sor dresses: Ken:
French Merinos, in ali shades and coors wv
handsome Cioaia and Sacks of new pa,..rr.'
Cloaking Cloths, Water Proofs, Heavy Benz
Cessinets, super Black French DoesEia C...H
mere. scarce and desirable Article; large >tGc.,
Of Bed Blankets, some very large sizss, Cqntor
Flannels, Shaker DO; also Gne stock O.! IngrSiiI,
and Brussels Carpctings Hearth rag, OF
Cloths. sc.
oc 27--3t j. II STEWART
:, rnrxr rnkII l,GAnC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

CONSPIRACY CASE. The case Of WV .Heus-
tis warden of the Jail in Washington against
R. c.. Gross, Joshua Noyes, Jno. Carton,
Henderson Fowler, Thomas johnson, Isaac
Morton, Joseph Nicholson. Jas. Williams, S.
j. Wales, Dr. w. j. G.. Dnhame and Mrs.
Mary E. Payne has been continued un-
til the 18th OF next month. The conspiracy
chargedis that the parties above named, indiVid-
nally and collectively, united to defame the
to certain scaudalous reports touching his con-
duet in his Office ofwarden of the jailso of the
charges alleged against him amounting to Grim
inaity. Charges have been from time to time
filed against Mr.. e. at the Interior Depart
rnent and having been investigated, the party
accused has invariably proved their falsity.
- The Radicals claim majority Of 5000 in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

The National Intelligencer continues its at
lacks upon the lammauy Hall politicians in
New York Mr. Hoffman, the Democratic
candidate for Governor of New York, comes
in for some de.wipes. For ourselves, we
wish to see Gov. Seymour President Of the
u. S., and Mr.. Hoffman elected Governor Of
New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

The National Inteligencer says, that, let the
present contest terminate as it may, there is
one reform which may be, and We hope will
be accomplished 1t is the restoration to the
Presidential Office of its proper constitutional
functions, as they we're exercised by all the
Presidents from Washington down to Lincoln,
inclusive, until the present Congressional
Jacobins usurped these functions for their own
purposes, seizing what did not belong to them,
upon the old pretence Of public safety, and the
insintere promise of speedy return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30
E9INE WHITE SHIRTS.

III less than New York or Bau.ma.G -.t."
nrices, and warranted 10 tit perfectly.
New York Mills Shirts, @325.
Wamsutte, g.
Androscoggn, S2.T5.
BaYo always on hand 8 full line 81 fine
White Shirts, Genuine Linen Collars and uu0,
of every size and style; also q choice 10, O..
Shirt Bosoros, Of French and American maaa
tacturc.
5a3~Partics wishing Shirts made shoo.di:.r
their measure at least TO days in advance Of lie
time they Wish thom delivered.
CHARLES ". GH&EN
oct I9-IW 70, ENG >!!c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

The State Journal at Richmond, the Raaica
organ, aud probably speaking the sentiments Of
Gov Wells on the subject, opposes the eZ-
tension Of the Stay Law in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

AGRICULTURAL JOINT Stock CoMpANY.--
TIE Charlottesville Chronicle, after speaking
of the advantages to be derived from associated
means and efforts, says:
I'VE are glad to see that the eyes of some Of
our citizens are already turned to the Joint
Stock Company as means OF agricultural i'm
provement. 4 few gentlemen from Nelson are
engaged in getting up such company for the
cultivation Of the grape and some other objects
Of public interest and advantage. The stock IS
divided into small sh ares, and only small in
sttalment to be PAID yearly, soasto put It within
the reach Of any msn TO take a single share.
Colonel Alex. Fitzpatrick has undertaken the
enterprise. and is pushing it with his usual
energy, ifiti is we'll managed, (and the char
acters OF the men engaged in it furnish very
good guarantee that it will be- the stock must
pay. ,4a..
We had visit from Colonel f. o few days
since, and he seemed determined to carry the
scheme through. He told Us that our enter
prising countrymen, the Messrs. Hotopp, had
taken stock in the company.
.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

>e1zz. EXPRESS LINE 1855
IA1-Li'.EX3NDRIA, VA, AND WASHINGTON
AND GEOKGETOW II, y. c.
Comprising the frat-class steamers
REBHCCA CLYDE, Captain Chichester
EMPIRE, FIlce
VALLEY CITY Morgan,
Sailing every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY, ~ .. m, from Pier H. East River, Ne"
Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at u m,
from Alexandria, Va.
Freight taken lower than by any other line.
Insurance guaranteed a. per cent
This line will be regularly kept up during the
winter months, by good AND substantial OUT
SIDE STEAmsHrps leaving once {. week, from
pier IS, &. River, New York, and pier H. AIex-
andria Connecting ut New York with the
Metropolitan Steamship Line to Boston, and
With the Orange Il Alexandria Railroad, at Al
Cxandria.
Stills Of Laa!ng giqeA through 10 Boston d.
rect
Through rates given to Lynchburg and all
points on the O., A s. H. X. r., and its con-
nections. For freight or pGsaage apply to
M. ELDRIDGE q 60 Agents,
No. q. South WheTyes. Alexandria:
JOHN b, DAVIDSON,
Agent Georgetown y. 9.
JAMES HAND,
Agent, 1l9, WALL street, Ne" York.
oct 3G-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

The Baltimore Sun, in the course of some
excellent remarks on the subject of Lineage
and personal worth, says "the less that is
said about aristocracy Of family in this country
the better. There is none OF it here, in the
sense in which it is understood abroad, to rail
against and those who are most fond OF rail
ing are generally the most ebsequious to rank
and station, and the most pretentious and ar
rogant when they 'get up a little themselves
in the social scale. The man who, by superior
intellect and energy, OF. probity of conduct,
rses from an humble TO high position in pro-
fessional or political life, or in any honorable
calling, commands respect everywhere THAI
is, the respect of all whose good opinion is
worth having.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

LAND SALES IN FAUoUlER -The Fauquiel
Land Agency has sold Of the weaver Estate, y
at Warrenton Junction, 22O acres, at $24 PEI
acre, TO Mr.. Jefferson L. Martin, Of Caroline
county, va.
On Monday, at public sale, Mr.. Marshall
Payne purchased the 'Whitescarger Farm, y
near Orlean, IN this county, 1863 acres. ct IS, 50
per acre. .-zs nj aa
Messrs, Mostly, Blackwell & Keith, as Com
nlissioners, sold on Monday, OF toe Blackwell
estate, the tract known as Farm View" IA
acres to Mr.. Luke Woodard Of Eauquier, at
s2l,6Q per ACRE Va'Tentoa Sentinsl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30
ALEXANDRIA.

The New York Sun draws attention to the
fact that the Court Of Appeals of that State,
following the decisions of the q. S. Supreme
Court, as to test oaths affecting personal rights,
has just declared that the imposition of test
oaths by legislative enactment. for the purpose
of excluding from the polls persons. who were
engaged in the, late war, is unconstitutional
and a violation Of personal rights. These de-
csions, in effect, denounce Us unconstitutional,
and, therefore, null and void, the registration
acts by whichIthe Radical State governments
in Missouri, West Virginia, and Tennessee,
have disfranchised over two hundred thousand
persons. There are other states, too, in which
Acknowledgement has been effected by means OF
odious test oaths. But tho decisions OF the
Judiciary seem to be set at nought IN these
days of usurpation and misrule-when the will
of dominant party substituted for law, and
the whole working of the government both
National and as regards the States, carried on
''outside of the constitution. >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

- The Radicals claim q majority Of 5000 in
West Virginia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

SoEs OF TEMPERANCE The Grand Divis-
ion Of Virginia met in Petersburg On Monday.
The report Of the Grand Scribe shows a mate
rial increase in the order, the past quarter. At
the annual election Of officers, the following
were elected for tho ensuing year: j. I. Rim
ker, Of LOudun. G. W. ?. n. G. Staples, Of
Portsmouth, &. W. 4. f. Wiley Davis, Of
Richmond, G. S. W. Fl. Peasants, Richmond,
G. T. Rev. William Z. Lindsay, Of Richmond,
Roanoke county, vas selected for the april
session, and Richmond for the October session
Of the Grand Division. A lecturer will be put
into the field at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

CHAWLS.AND CL0AkSL
> Very Oheap, just open. We call attention
TO our new stock Of Square and Long ShaWis-
all sizes, prices and qualities. ..l, =,
Also q choice lot Of New Style Cloaks. Gall
and examine. ROBERT i. WOOI,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

ATEW FALL GOODS.
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NHOPPIN& AXEs. ...e ... ..... r.
We ha.ye % hand g fine stock OF CAVEFAN !
& \ ES, both light and heavy, to which we aS
tentioD j r. [l3TAGHION q SON
oct 30 s. King street.
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EEOGILNT AWD G:RITS.
II oc 20 BAQOEES y TAYLOR.
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FIFTH EDI TION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Etc., Etc. ETC.. Ets. ETC., Ets.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE
ocssn MAIL Service TO be Discontinusd-
einternstionsl Postal systsm-Min-
- lister ohnsOn and D,.r..lt.

LONDON, Aug. 26.-It is said here that the
ocean mail service between the United State.
and Great Britain, by the Southampton steam
ere, will soon be discontinued, and that the
mails will all be sent by British steamers from
Queenstown. Although this is known to be in
accordance with proposition made to Post
master-General Randall some time since by the
British postal authorities, through Mr.. Trollope,
Americans here hesitate to believe their Gov
ernment has assented to aG Arrangement which
would reduce the present service by nearly
one-half, and deny mail carriage to several
steamers which have proved to be among the
fastest engaged IN the transatlantic trade.
MADRID. Aug. 26.-The reported death of
General Dalce, which has been extensively
circulated, is denied on Government authority.
LONDON Aug. 2e.-The Hon. Reverdy john
son has had an audience with Mr.. Disraeli at
Hughenden Manor.
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CAMPBELL,-At Woodbury. n. J. on the evening
OF the 2Sd instant MOS CAMPBELL, aged 81 years
2months ard % days.
The relatives friends respectfully invited to
his funeral from the Presbyterian Churcn, in
woodbury., on Thursday morning next, the Htn In
stsnI. at 10 o'clock, without further notice.
FORD.-On the morning OF the 24th Instant IL EN-
RlETTA. wife OF William Ford In the 7ld year or her
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Inved TO attend the funeral from the residence
OF her husband No 1922 SUN ult street. To- m Jrrow
(rhursday) at O'Clock P. M Iaterment at Laurel
Hill.
GREENBANK.-On Monday afternoon, August "a
Rev. Richard NJ. GREkN BANK, OF the thiade-
phia Annual Conference, in the 10th year OF his
The members OF the Conference ana friends oI Ghe
fanny invited to attend his tanera from his late
residence No. 1924 Wallace street. on Thursday after
noon, gust 81, at O'Clock p. M. Services a. led
ding Nj. +. Chu, ch al o'clock p ecisely ~
hood Camden, N. j., on the 2tth instant OF ty-
pboid lever, JOHN z. STOCK TON. son OF John aud
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents, No 3l5 Stevens street, Camden NJ j.
on Thursday morning; August q, at 6a o'clock. IN
train from Camden at Brldgeton
HUGHES-On the 25th instant, DAVID HUGHES
O native of Wales, in the 73d year of his age.
The relatives and friends VI the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, near Conshohocken. on Friday morning next
at 10 O'clock.
PENRosg.-on the morning of the 2ssh instant.
after q bret illness RFBECCA W. PENRoSE rel ct
OF the late Samuel 8. Penrose, OF this city. Ha
WELSH.-At Port Henry, N. Y, on the evening OF
the q In instant, ADDlE. eldest daughter or Charles
on Due notice of the funeral will be given.
WILTBERGER-On the 2Sth instant, WILL1E e H.,
son of Jacob H. and II, Matilda Wilberger, Ia the
9Th year OF his age. -
wallace street on Thursday afternoon, the 27th in
stant, at O'Clock.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-The Board of Super
visors last night passed resolution to print an
order providing for a transfer of city stock for
100000 in The San Francisco and San Jose
Railroad to the Mort hern Pacific Railroad Com
paDy, on payment of $1,000, and the engagement
of the latter company TO complete its railroad
to Gihoy by July l., 1869.
Flour quiet at S. 5Oa6'5O Wheat, 81 sOal .87t.
Lega-tenders, 705.
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CIT ITE 81 s.

BARGAINS offered in Summer Clothing and In
Summer Goods made to order, - close out stock
Assortment still good, but being rapidly closed out
Allprces guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where full satisfaction guaranteed 70 every pur
chaser. or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
Hauteay oetween | BENSETT d. Co.
N'"' StTth streets 5Is MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 900 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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From BOston-ArrIvaI of Military
COmDanV.

BosToN, August 26.-Company "B, Washing
ton Greys and battalion of cavalry, OF New
York. arrived here this forenoon. They were
received at the depot by the Boston Lancers
and escorted through the principal streets to
the Hancock House. They leave tomorrow
morning for Providence. During their sojourn
in this city they will be the guests Of the
LauCeis.