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(gY Oh ARLES KLOMAN CO.
ID Real Estate Brokers, 4 ce seventh STRAIT
A NEW MARKET HOUSE.

SALE OF STALLS IN THE NEW MARKET
NEAR The GOVERNMENT PRINTING
0fhdCE IN Tbs SQUARE BOUNDED ny
NUE. AND 1sr STREET wEsT.
We viii sell at public AZ ction, on MONDAY, the
fVh Gay OF october, at O'Clock d. m on the
premises, about Forty Stalls, twenty inside and
twenty outside. ]" to the highest bidder, on q Lease
ofhve years. Rent to be paid every three month";
sSe cash down on each stall inside
GALLIGAN & TowNsHEND' Huctiopeers.
oc l3-d8ds.
e THE ABOVE SALE rs UNAyoTpABIy
postponed Sntil THURSDAY, I'D, same hour and
place. oc 4 "A
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFNERNoeN.


ltY CbEEs 4 WILLIAMS,
- ARotiss-eEs sad R-,l Sststs Brokers
No. sac southeast corner ~ aud ID street,
Two.sYoRY FRAME HoCsE AND Lor
sheNI Ing On - ScarH ~.
- o. fMoYDAY, the I,iA trs,,p,, ..so,,laes
Id N I 81 h IS. iiS Is i9 sSI sa.
syfr..l' - god ctpth hSvius Gle oGiidizs
7 rias o. ,-iE..fcssh. balance in 6 81 .: mont s.,
.ar 60 bsafiIg Interest and ss'urea = led D.
~" Starr. i,,r e. \ - =. ths e., - 8
Gown o. Ee la 81 So -
.,isa IBEJ ? WILLIAMS, Arcts.
TO-Mo9KoW.
.sy We L Wall 3 90. 'r-''--,ers
sourtlSsst corueT q. Psrus, +, All, ~ "a On 81,
BtLkN,T Of S-u-A or FINE aRrSsrI ;.
49,, - I d 4 HhfE iLy- IoTTAGE. -
% .TCEspAy a6kEIsG - :. d a. - si,h. com
u,i,Iug . In,i, -" vii - the bsisnc~ o.
. st.,S q rscp''s, ipre,b-r ~I'h 1'ler lnvoiee-
Z, ova CTusa..sy 4 sons ,Iv.rs ana Bcdy Bru..el,
r. "a, igtt So "''' '''s' aHa h"sS
Fec, lI.e -. - issr-ia art.
IIes 30 8 81 20 .rart-r CC~os Nsttirs
CLgut Cloths and DsugEets. dirs autsi-s.
e shove "a z, ". be close cut without Re-
- e as H-e Al rfcCs. A q .om. o. iha IA, =
s,,t-st TEierh- % sid n,oss 20 suit pur-
It W-I.L.wALL q 80. Aa-..
fsl Il COLEMAN s. g.. Arct.surcrs.
a. % -o-- gU.Ast I'D PuIua ave.
= LtEGE SALE or G1NERyYEHT STOCK
~ W. VII -rit, N f-H-t ! our -sle.Ip nls
W nm eusiug n Z q kSDAI, october IN, AZ
~ 0. . ct,.k. = los Of
~ sBlsIket-. She';s. Pillows sd Pillow-Cases
Mattresses Comforts, spreads
tr"n and v OGDEN Pedsteeds. Chairs, Tables
COUNTERS Showcases
Carpets. OilcIoth. Mating. Clothing Of All kind.
Eat- IaTs Boots, Shoes. " indOw shades
Gro kerry and Tinware
Also,
a balance ~ lis r6W ere, insisting of sh ayels
Picks. Axes, Ak n andles. Rskes. Hoes. Platform
AID C"ust-r Scales, Psdlocss, Hinges, Augcrs,
Hatcbets aud Ratchet II sBdles. SAVE, Tubs. Beck
cts Baskets. brooms, boiling Pins, Brus aes, hat
STD Mouse Traps, Coal Holds, goal selves. An
SbvNels, Tekers, kplsgOts, Sed Irons, sud Wash-
toarcs Also 100 c ok ng and IL atiHg Stoves.
5 te Joints Pip" and klhoNs, kIsengiass Pots
hetfles WISH boilers. Crates and grfcks. To par
swingiet ees single and double Gas FIXTURES. al A
two CHI sts Carpenters' Tools. complete Also A
q stove huo8s, Window + st es, MheelbsrrOws
aDo " he'll srTOw " herls. aud = large Quantity u
SILVER plated Coffin Material Of ali Kinds, with
many o. her goods, too Numerous to mention
b." above EoOls are nearly sll a. good a. new
and viii De spid from GA 20 uay, without reserve
until the entire steck L. disposei #.
&C H-6t h CGLMAN CO. Auets
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BOsADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES
n N

WILSON, N. O., Sept. Is, 1867.
D-. L1vYsres:
BEAN SIR I'm 1857 my son, now aged q 70 years
~as vscCinated with what proved to be impure
matter, which completely destroyed his health
He has been afflicted with an inveterate and eX.
trenely troublesome ErEpties of shs Skin, some
prescribed By my family physician, DR.. A ID.
Moore. After taking it . few weeks, my son be-
came and remains sssrs!y veil. Yours truly,
J. b. DANIEL,
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of scrofulA, Of long standing, which is rapidly
improving under its use, and the indications are
~ examined the formula py which your RosstAlis
:. m.ds, and md Il an 1eellent compound Of al.
Yours truG. B.w. CARR. M. D.
We knew DR.. Ls.Eencss Ros.d.li. to be safe
accommodating It 70 the profession and the public
1 I: z 18TH A2gh.l u 7. D. p:
S R.s Ss kSsnM h b. D.
MS pHTGAE, N D.,
4. ". KING. NJ D.,
:: ]: SffESSk,. 4. E. 8,
hereby certify that am personally acq uaintsd
community. o. DAVIS
r ,o Mayor Of Wilson, Il. o.
ROsADhL WILL CuRE THEyERY WORST
CAsksOF CHRONIC RHECMATIsM
PoRIs1OUTH, VA, February 2. 1873.
yHIs siR: This is to certify tina, have bss,
sn.icted with kheanatisn Tor the las, i've or six
yess many 2yscnm%snaes TO ne m e.. a., tried all
without receiving any benefit Having heard
and nding sams relief Continued il uaii pI', asc
hsppy 10 say that am com pletely we'll. ~
not only consider the ROsadalis. "a sovereign
remedy fer Rheumatism, but believe 10 also 9
preventive aid i cheerfully reco mmend Ii to the
Afflicted. Yours, very truly,
PREPARED ONLY By
J. j. LAWRENCE, NJ. d., Chemist,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Late Of Wilson, ". c.
PRICE $50 PER BOTTLE.
- Sold wholesale by sll the principal Whole
,ae Druggists IN all the large cities In the United
states and British America, and retailsd By Drug
sists everywhere.
All letters Of inquiry, &C., promptly answered.
Address
DR. J. J. LAWREHCI q CO.,
.oI.E PRoPRIETORs AND MANUFACru
roh RERs,
244 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
For sale b. Q. CALyEEI FORD, DruxEist, 10.
"A Psan. ave, .wAshingtou, D.. q. % n -sSo0
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o DEALERS IN TOBACCO.

sn now receiving good round bright ana dsrh
med um TOBACCO. which can sell at SIS. So And
the h asonic Hall, Georgetown, d. O.
use q. Ins JAMES WALLACE.
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IC.T. GRIFFITH, AuctIoneer. !

fsY FITCH FOX,
- Real E,tats Brokers ard Aprrfo.s,-s.
Ne 40 Seventh St, opposite Post Office
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ROsApALIs IS A POTENT RRMEDY AL
CHRONIC DISEASES.
YRoN 6. W. BLoUxT, ESQ, ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation of
che Ear and Partial Deafness. of ten years vtAnd-
Nc, By kOssdalfs. G1O. W. BLOUNT,
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ROSADALIS.
fhs Great American Health Restsref,
Beat Blood Purifier IN the World
DR.. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT TOE
ROSA Ais.
SAFE AND CKRTAIs oURK
AID TIE ONLY ONE YEE DIsCCvzRZol
CRoFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
sumption, IN its Early Stages; Enlargement
q UioeratioE Of the Glands. joints. Bones,
Kidneys, and Uterus, Chronic
Rheumatism. Eruptioas
fthe Skin, Chronic
Sore Eyes,Se
SYPHILIS,
II ALL ITS VARIOUS EORMs.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
-Arpetite Sick Headache Liver Coupls
Pam IN the Back, Impruience in
Life, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
And all Diseases OF
BLOOD, LIVER. KIDNEYS,
AND BLADDER.
IL Thoroughly eradicstes every kind OF hume
AID bad tsiEt, and restores the entire system to
hesltny condition.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never pro.
oucing the slightest injury.
- User and ssdorssd By the Lsrdins Physf
tsass srsrytrasTs % IS ksotrR.
The following, among many hundreds OF our best
citizens, testify TO its wonderful efficacy:
CEBTIFICATEsFRoM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, MD, Marc 4, 1863
believe DR.. Lawrenceg "ROSADALISn to be
the BEsT ALTERATIyE IN GsE, and thereto fully
recommend 10 IS such.
THOMAS J. BOYKIN, MD.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
JAY COOKE D CO.,
b IKE
P1y1xINfn STREET, OPPOSITE TRIAsyIY
Buy and % ct current market rates, and
constantly on hand full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-THIkTIEs, AND SeMPOUEp
INTEREST NOTES.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., sxscatss
and collec tons NJ ade on all accessible points.
sel.u
+ IRsT RATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
h. D COOKE, tsf Jay Cooke 4 90. :, pr.sia.n.
VIM. q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE yHITRL
STATES,
lStA street, orposiss tAs TsasS,y DspGvsmsss.
Government Securities with Treasurer Unite
States,
~ONB MILLION DOLLARSA
We buy and sell oil classes OF GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE snd wake Collection,
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIL
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on Tia
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care
ful attention to
ACCO UNITS OF B USIhE SS MEN SAD ERhs
and to any other business entrusted 70 ~.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOyBBH
NEHT LOANS at all times oheerfully furnished.
WIN. g. HUHTGEGToH. Cashier.
washington, March -, 1885, N NJ
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CONSTABLE SALE.

4 CONSTABLE SALE.
By virtue Of three executions issued by John G
Cox, on tie 18th day Of October. 1865 against
Smith Thompson, In favor OF ohm r. Bridget 4
have seized and taken two Bay Hor ses and two
sets OF Harness. one four wheel Wagon-all of
which Will sell sell at public auction. on SAT
uRDAY, the 24th day of October, 1896, for cash az
Jehn q. Cook q Livery Stable. at II O'Clock a m
&C le cost c. n. CLAGETT, Constab
u &c
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AUCTION SALES.

n w ltFIN "a LIS.
FOURTH
GREAT SALE OF
LOIS
IN MERIDIAN HILL
Al AUCTION.
On On, TBUSsnAY. C,t,,'.. :, On n sre,.. n
m7Le.of tfoS aitrsSnvs Building Lot uNted
VI Meridian Fill. Only.
ONE TENTH CASH,
Balance in fl We year. TIE ter..s and ti.o pr5y,-
''.' '''' '''' '''' 81. I'LL LIZ BOSS,
o' u 4 Cerrer seventh nd y st-ea7.
ISY JOHN b WEE ELEK Co. Auct.cne-r,
ID Nc 81 Louisiana ave. Der. 6th aui IN 81.
FOR sALEkT AUCTION
Or wFpA FsDAY. q Uetobtr, a: o'clock =.
r. W. stsii go a. me t,.sc On ,ot - ~ SO
PL.!.p Fer 'iot tie four Vslusb's i.ot. OF Ia a
No 2, containing shout a s. ges
10 ), cInEtEluR at-ut q acr,s,
No : n+a'TiaE styrt 10 O..
s;r--r ruTr PIKE.
a plot OF fhs rrou- h mar .s seen at Cur AZ in
Term. one ihird cash balance st six nd t., re
ne tbs, with Interest. Deed siysl. AL srs n
trus' yaEgu . secure C'''rIe r ats 81 q
ycyfrciug snd stamps ~ cost e pure. asar; !
: 40 cash REQ iTe g. he DId % each ic- a. tile -
rse il the terms 0f SAFE are ro 81 csrng iel ~
hve cG!s after sale TIE ~ peytY be ~, IL at
cost ala ri r ct nIst purch =.
w NAs h,,SSN@iw2iA1% tE.crutsr.
oc7 cow WHEsLEHs q g su--..
.2Y GBEgN a wiLLIArs,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No 32b, southeast corner of 7tb and - streets
TRusTEESsALE vAtuABLR IMPROyEu
REAL ESTATE on 7TH sTREE- ROAD.
MAN BOUNDARY STREET II TIE COIN
~ OF WA-HISGfOS, u &.
IL BY virtue If \ deed of trust from Sichp' As
tm1 LoChboehier and hi wife. Caroiine Loch-
s-A.hoehler. % the subscriber dated l9th day II
sep,embar A. ID $50. AID recorded amongst the
ispd records Of the county Of WeshingLoR, in the
ristTict Of Columbia, in Liber NJ 81 No IL,
folos lel, " and 1913 will sell, at public auction
on the premises on WEDNESDAY, tn, ith iIy Of
parcel Of ground situate AMI being in the couaty
OF Washington, in the District of Columbia brin 2
part Of tract OF lsud knO wn Mount 81 sssut y
ana cescrieed IN certain plat of subdivision ot
part OF Mount Pleasant, recorded in Liber Z
No folio =. one of Ihe land records of said
comfy, As Lot 20 the said lot being contained
within the metes and bounds as laid own in said
plat or plan at said subdivision o. said part of
Mount Pleasant, together with the buildings, i'm
proponents, rights, privileges, and appurtensnees
Terms: One third 81 the purchase money cash:
residue in six and twelve months; the deferred
payments to bear interest from the day of sale, and
secured by deed of trust on the premises soll
All convey sncing ard stamps at purchaser 9 cost
So down at time Of sale.
If the purchaser fail to comply with the terms OF
property shall he resold at bis cost and risk 20
{. days notice. JOHN KILLIAN Trustee
oc6-d&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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gALCINID PLASTER,
LIME AND O1NENT.
Just received and for sale
1000 barrels Oalcined Plastic;
100 ROsENDALE CEMENT;
IS III Refined PLASTER, for Ar.
fists and Dentists use.
WIN be sold In any quantity TO suit customers, Of
Wholesale rates.
N6S 9th street, between i and r,
N.Y. and Wharf and Yard, foot of 7th a.
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ODen from o. m. to II p N. The Bar z n o.k
With TIE finest Liquors, Wines and u 'o0-
Ales. t5Hf--
Gall and see. ABLY
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by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Successors 10 Jas. q. Mcclure a 10
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue apa lItn straet
Star Once Building
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HAVING TAKEN CHARGE OF ALL WORK
E EEhi Il Esrib!isAhiSHsRsf 10. AZ AZ
street i win be pleased 20 see hi. or any Of my
old friends. seftn HENRY 3. Riley.
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FOURTH
GREAT SALE OF
l. - ?
IN MERIDsN HILL
Al ICTEON.

On TUUEsDAY. C,t~f ~ - on tn ,re,-sz.. Il
o'C' h p - ~ sIa,' Crr Tor al FIF-Y
m7Ie.of Ties attrsctivs Building Lot stuNted
u Meridian Fill. Only.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.


FALL STOCK now open at MARKRIrEK'S
No. 4e6 9Th street. between D and streets en-
Tracing Paperhangines window Shades, Picture
Frumes, Picture Crrd snd Tsssels, Paint ass,
EpgIavinss, Picture Rings, Mails, &e.
Terms caah. Oc IL 1W'
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Balance IN five years Tie teT.ss and the pr2y :
Are t. best ever Gle sd BUv.
h,LL Z BOSS,
Rea' E=tsfe BT,t g.-
Cr - e Cerrer seventh abt ~ st-.a-s
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OFFICERS.
MATTHEW G. EMERY President.
fHOS. NJ. Pillow Man, Vice President
j II PATTERSON, secretary
LEWIS CLEPHANE, Treasurer.
Hon. ELILUR FRIGHT, Actusry.
W. A. AUSTIN, SuperinteId ent Of A gen cies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-24

DISEASED CATTLE IN New YoRK-CHo-
LERA - ARRESTS FOR SwINDLING BANK
LOSSES, &C.-Neto York, August 2l.-Eigh-
teen infected cattle reached this city yes
tcrday By the Harlem road. Their where
abouts is not yet ascertained. Four of the
same drove died at Millerton, New York,
and twenty-three are in quarantine there,
and others at Copoke. All came from
Albany. Deaths of western cattle have
occurred at Chappaqua and Sing Sing.
The Newark Courier reports new cat
tie disease in Union county, N. j., which
terminates fatally in short time. The
disease is mainly confined to the head, and
is pronounced by some brain fever. a large
number of cattle are sick, and at least a
dozen deaths have occurred.
Elliott, the great portrait painter, is re-
ported at the point Of death at Albany.
4 death from cholera occurred to-day in
Bellevue Hospital. The patient was picked
up in the street, and died in half an hour.
Two females named Paer, mother and
daughter, are under arrest, charged with
sNindlng Messerole & Libby, paper collar
manufacturers, in whose employ they were
are as forewomen, out Of $4,000 and $4,000
by means of orders for work never per-
formed, which the girls were compelled to
present to the treasurer on pain OF dis
missal
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURAN The benefit OF
L 4 LIFE INSURANCE is so clear that the only
really important question Is, -" HERE SHALL
| ISSUKE?" ,x> ,-.-, >, .
We answer, In the "hNlChERDOChElI,' OF
New York, because
/. 1t has dealt kindly and literally, and largely
with our southern people.
2. 1t is MuruAI-puylng It's profits to the as.
surcd.
3. 1t issues all desirable kinds of policies.
l. IL allows travel and residence over all the
United States and Europe ut all seasons without
:. 1t dlspenses with almost all restriction rs to
occupation. -
s. its rates are as low as any company can offer
consistently with security.
premiums, taking notes for part; and this enables
persons Of small meamstO secure much larger
amount Of Insurance lnearly doublc than III an all
cash company.
5. 1t fayors capitalists, who make their money
earn more than average Interest.
8. Its dividends are added To policies or crcateo
against notes, payable in cash If no note has
10 TO- its dividends have averaged FORTY-FIvE
PER CENT. YEARLY.
IL. It's losses are promptly paid.
IT, It issues policies for the sole benefit Of mar
red women and their children.
b. 1t nsures the lives or debtors Tor their credl-
H. 1t has adopted "CHILDREN's ENDow-
MENT Table, and policies upon this plan are
payable at the age specified, or In case or death
the total premiums pai are returned or not, rs
agreed. These Policies FURNISH 4 GOOD
ITAL FOR A SON OR DOWRY FOR A
DAUGHrER.
The New York Observer says Of this Company
"An eminently sound and reliable life corpora
tion.'' ..@-
The New York Commercial Advertiser says:
"Sh0ws hrst-class management and ability"
WalL-street Under t1riter:
Sound, solvent and atfuent."
The New Orleans Times:
ave cordially recommend the Knlckerbocker
for safety, liberality,. and iair-dea!ing."
We invite applications for policies IN this ex-
ccent Company. and for sub-agencies In Nir-
ginia. THOMAS NJ. ALFRlEND & son,
State Agents
DR.. 0. F. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WASHING August a. Hiram
Ketchum, of New York, appointed collector
Of Alaska, was at the Treasury Department
to-day receiving his instructions.
Attorney General Evarts is to spend two
weeks in Vermont.
The Government employees have petit
toned to the President against Secretary
schofclds decision that if they only work
eight hours they can only receive pay for
that time. They argue that the debate and
votes on the bill did not indicate such re-
duction Of wages.
The following are among the new super
vising districts under the new tax law
Tenth, Virginia and West Virginia
Eleventh, North and South Carolina
twelfth, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama
thirteenth, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Ar
kansas fourteenth, Texas; ind fifteenth,
Tennessee.
Secretary McCulloch has taken no action
on Rollins's nominations for supervisors.
General Sherman's dispatches corrobo-
rate the newspaper accounts of the Indian
outrages. General Sheridan telegraphs him
that they are too horrible for detail. Sher-
man directs him to follow and administer
summary punishment.
Secretary Welles has arrived at New
York from his inspection tour. He returns
here next week. .-----.---
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Dom nafin Mark nfa.

New YORK, August 22.-NO0n.-Stocks
strong and active. Money easy. Gold
IA. 5-2O's, '62, 1l34. North Carolina
6's, old, II d new, 7015. Virginia 6's
ex-coupons, 5215; new, 50. Tennessee 6's
ex-coupons, 641@; new, 634. Sterling,
lOG3S.
Flour 1O@2Oc. and corn 1@2c. lower
Wheat dull and nominally lower. Mess
pork, $3.50. Lard heavy at lS3l@1S1s
Cotton firm at soc. Turpcntine in mode
rate request at 45045la. Rosin dropping
strained and common, S2.S5. Freights dull
and lower.
observation-disclosures easy at sos per cent
Sterling firm at 1899. Gold frmer at l44 %
Governments dull and heavy.
Cotton more steady; sales, 900 bales a
SOC. Flour dull and 3G4c. lower during the
day southern ranges from SS.70@$l4.75
Wheat 263c. lower. Corn 142c. lower
Whiskey frmer at tic. Mess pork quiet Al
$2S.5OGS2S. l2l5c. Lard and naval stores
quiet. Freights lower.
BALTIMORE, August 22.-Virginia G's
old, inscribed, 1864 bid; 1866, 46 bid
1867 IS bid; coupons, old and new, 53 bid
North Carolina 6's, new, IL bid. Cotton
2915Q3Oc. Flour and wheat dull and I'M
changed. Corn firm; white, $l.25@Sl .26
Oats and rye dull. Provisions steady.
CINCINNATI, August 22.-Flour dull and
declined lO@l5c. Corn dull ear, 92@93c
Whiskey held ut Csc. Mess pork, $3.50
Lard, 1890. Shoulders, l3}s@l334c; clean
sides, ike.
WILMINGTON, N. c., August 22.-Spirits
turpentine firm at t01ac. ; New York casks
4lc. Resins firm; strained, 50; No. 2
s2.lO; opaude, s2.25. Tar, $3.50.
CHARLESTON, August 22.-Cotton firm
sellers holding above the views of buyers
and asking 29c. for middlings; no sales re-
ceipts, So bales; exports, coastwise, 34s
bales.
AUGUSTA, August 22.-Cotton market
very dull 3; no sales or receipts.
SAVANNAH, August 22.-Cotton firm but
quiet; middlings, &c.; receipts, bales
MOBILE, August 22.-Nothing doing ii
cotton; quotations nominal; receipts,
bales exports, none.
New ORLEANS, August 22.-Cotton quiet
and steady; middlings, 29G3Oc.; sales, Is
bales receipts, ll5 bales; exports, 65C
bales. Sugar and molasses steady and un
changed.
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From observation-disclosures MEET
ING - LAWLESSNESS DISAPPEARED - IHt
FRANKLIN MrRDER-N Nashville, August -.
4 large meeting Of Conservatives and ex-
rebels was held tonight. Resolutions were
adopted strongly disappearing of lawless-
ness and mob law, and rendering thorough
cooperation with the civil authorities III pre-
serving the peace.
While the Franklin murder is severely
censured by nearly all parties, 1t is certain
that the deed was prompted by retaliation
for the murder of young Ezell. Bearheld
who was killed, came from Canada about q
year since, and although moderate Re
publican, it is notorious that he was strongly
opposed to the election of Grant, and openly
advocated the claims of Seymour and Blair
These facts are stated because it has been
telegraphed in all directions that Bearhelo
was killed from political causes.
The Tennessee press is strong y advoca,
ting the rrpudiation of all the bonds issued
to support the militia, provided the latter
are called out. There is no doubt that Ell
forts will be made all over the State to carry
this into effect, which will add further L
the existing complications.
The pressure in favor Of prosecuting the
Democratic canvass is SO strong from al
directions that it is now certain the ticker
will not be withdrawn.
With fifty thousand militia in the field
there is general rejoicing here tonight over
the news that Federal troops are to be sent
into the State to protect the people
.SDeciQ! te!eqram to the Cincinnati CONNER
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-24

PARTICULARS OF THE ASSAULT OF THE
ALLIES on TIE PARAGUAYAN FORTRESS OF
HUMAITA-FEARFUL Loss OF THE ALLIES.
Rio JaneirO, Friday, July 81, Ula London,
Thursday, August 20.-The attack on the
Paraguayan fortress of Humaita, news OF
which has been daily expected for fort
night past, took place OF the 10th OF July
In the morning Of that day the combined
Brazilian and Argentine forces, under the
command of the Marquis de Caxias, ad-
vanced to the assault in three columns,
amounting in the aggregate to ten thousand
men. At the same time heavy fire was
opened upon the Notifications from the fleet
Of iron-clads and the land batteries. After
desperate and prolonged fighting at the
foot of the entertainments, the allie!
columns retired without etfecting lodg-
ment within the enemy's works.
The loss Of the allies is reported to be
5000 killed and wounded.
Nothing is known of the losses of the Pa
raguayans but as they fought most Of the
time under cover of their entertainments,
it is supposed that the number of theil
killed and wounded will be far behind that
Of the allies.
The allied force in the Gran Chaco also
advanced with the object Of cutting off the
| communications of Lopez in the forest
they found them defended by q large bod.
of Paraguayans protected by breastworks
After an obstinate engagement the allie:
withdrew to their former position. The
casualties in this battle are not stated.
The hopes of the war party in Brazi
rested upon the success Of this enterprise
and it's failure will give great impetus tt
| the peace movement.