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NEW YORK MARKET.
NKw York, July SOL p. m.-Cotton dull and
UNCHANGED, saI cents. Sugar unchanged 10
advanced, demand good, io6ssie1 cents. Corn
quiet and weak llo@ll2 cents, Oats quiet
fsa sSssSss cents Ssh'Ss US
isoX. ' ' ~
BALriMoRK, July 30.-Bresdrs6t.-fhere 10
arm, with q decidedly upward tendency, but
transactions are extremely light In eonse.
quenos Of the want OF stock to operate In. We
ssTs howard spSrd sHS s e. Ss s w..
err Extra At 1850, and Family at 1.7s6,s per
Eheat-Coa.inue. to arrive freely, the re.
demand was fair though not specially active,
and prices are about ss the close on ysstsrday:
", mint, IGs so :'s' J. q wss sSSoa
u 90, and yellow at tillatll2.
Oats Receipts 5000 bushels. Sales 1000
bushels 10 lots at 63967 cts.
Coftc-The market continues very qui OF,
and sale: are confined to small lots from sec.
ond hands. Holders are arm In their Views,
and ssnerslly i1disposed to sell except at ex.
in bond, at oIzeti2e, gold, for fair TO prime car.
goes and invoices, and duty Paid at iS@i0iSc.
Tor fair to prime, asd lflIDise. for choice,
Coiisa.-1,vetpool adviees note q slight i'm.
provemsnt In Cotton, but the market here con-
tinues dull and depressed. There 10 very little
tsrdsy o. 80 bales barely low middiing at sac.
Low middiing we quote nominal at s9tfDs2N
cents, sud miadling at about ai1f eents
at loBiT cents, and Middlings At moss cents
per bushei, as to weight and quality. De-
msnd good, but supply still limited.
price. remain stesay, and 70 quote as before,
astS Rso 4 ssSsS &C., and a EsS:S Il.
Provtsions.-fhe market continues strong for
PROVISIONS Of all descriptions, aud prices still
tend upward: There arc no round lots OF
Bacon nov ,, offering. but We quote e, iobbi1,s
sides, ls,I8ioo., and clear rib do. isl Hams
sre siili active a. a,s2te tor prime oineinns AZ
srs Arr. hela arm at lIlSc, and Sides IKE for
| RIB and ny cts. for clear rib, loose. Lard Is
steady At y, faaoe;, and Mes. Pork We quote
as before At tss.so9at per Dbl, but We hear Of
a,ss.we hear e 70 further sales. but quote
SAD. Liverpool Is getting scarce, and
Ground Alum Is now quoted at ASSOC pet
sack. Fine we still quote At t7.Io32 70 pei
sack Turks Island stiil sells at 80 cents pei
hhds. fsir to good Porto Rico 1t iaSi2ss cents,
Hs ., fsieH.' w. w For f az TO r sssd
refining, iIiSTiiX c,s.i grocery Cuba, laais
cts; Cuba oerinfugal., ioti6li du.i do. Porto
Rico l21l34 cts, and Defnarara vacuum pan
l3lSfllt cts.
Rsrrrd Su2ars-Continus scarce and arm
as follows, via; Hard crushed at lei.ei65s cts 9.
| Soft do. at lsIsIlshS cite. for A white; i51So
lSss. cent. for Uifele A do, lS,,9iST cents
for b. l;'sglSlt cents for y Extra, and AZ
! glb cents for q yellow.
| Syrups.-Priees are still As follows, viz: Fol
Baltimore Golden, e3sp6s ots.j Maryland do.
os6IO eentsi Monumental, oospSs oeatsi ChesA
peake, b3g55 cents; Canton Golden, s0fp5s OTIS.
| aud Merchants at 1889 cts. per gallon.
| Whisky Market very strong. Sales today
| so bbls. Western on the spot at Ais, an ad
| IAnea the lAAt aale of 4 centa mar RalInn
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THE RECENT FIGHTISG IN JAPAH.-Dls-
patches have been received at the Navy Do
partmont from Lieutenant Commander Brad
ford, commanding the steamer Aroostook,
Aslatic squadron, giving further particulars
OF tho recent engagements In Japan. He
states that the engagement on the morning
OF the 9th of May was between several OF
Enomotte Ramadiro's vessels, the Eagle,
Ashuelot and Emperor, and the Mlkado's
fleet stonewall and six others. The former
were repulsed with great loss, AFTER making
two unsuccessful attempts TO board or sink
the stonewall, and 1t was reported that the
Ashuelot was destroyed. The Eagle and
Emperor returned to Hokadadi. On the
10Th and 27th Of May heavy firing was heard
on the land TO the westward, and Il was sub
sequently ascertained that tho Mikado's
forces had taken Matsimae, after an engage
ment Of six hours. On the LIST Of June sew
oral Yakomlns Of the Mikado's came on
boord the Aroostook from Kikomar, and re-
ported that their army was In possession OF
the coast up 10 that point, having overcome
Onomottos forces In every engagement, and
that they would soon make the attack upon
Hakodadi, as they expected to make June
tion with their main division Of their army
at Chono, a village about six miles inland
from Hokodadl. They said the entire force,
amounting TO about 10000 men, had been
landed at Kamlnakatl and Cape Jeramento,
near Cape Rodgers on the west coast, the
main division marching directly across to
Chomo and eight companies $500 men) along
the coast taking the town along the sea
coast. On the 4th Of June tho Mlkado's
feet stonewall and 1--WE others, steamed into
the outer harbor of IIokodadi, Smelling the
beach and small villages until they arrived
at Maikawa, where they were opened upon
by the fort water batteries Eagle and Empe-
ror and had to withdraw, but subsequently
the firing was renewed and some OF the shots
took effect In Hokodadi killing number OF
Japanese and destroying houses.
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The Commonwealth Of Missouri Is con-
siderably agitated by tho question OF rebel
Acknowledgement, which has led to spicy
controversy between Senators Drake and
Carl schurx. Tho latter gentleman, as
editor ola German paper In St. Louis, few
weeks ago, In tho course Of Journalistic
review, speaking Of the political affairs In
Tennessee, took occasion to express his
preference for Gov. Senter over his Radical
competitor, Gen. Stokes, and, under refer
enco to the pol'tical relations Of Missouri,
endorsed, Of course, the platform Of tho
senter Conservative Republican party, Of
rebel enfranchlsemont. On this point sena-
tor Drake, always at tho outpost Of danger,
takes issue with HIS German colleague in q
brief, but eloquent, address to the people Of
Missouri, published In the jefferson City
Times. He insists on his well-known prin.
ciple regarding suffragc-tI loyal negro first,
he whhe rebel qttsrpdrds-and boldly objects
to any movement al this tlns toward rebel
enfranchlsemont to prevent that noble Mis-
den Maryland and Kentucky. We quote
from the address as followsi
81 demand for every loyal man In the
State, white and black, voice In deciding
the question OF rebel enfranchlsement.
b pr,pdred 10 unite Nth my party In deciding
when, how, and to what extent the dlsfran-
chisements imposed BY our constitution shall
be removed"
hecollectlng, as we do, that Mr.. Schurz,
when he addressed the Missouri Legislature
last winsr, prior to his election as United
States Senior, had to yield, although but at
tho eleventh h>ur, to Senator brakes views
on that subject q he could not hayo been
elected, wo are at loss to conjecture the
cause OF his change Oh political sentiments.
Is 1t TO inspire or to strengthen the conserva-
tive-rebel cause in Tennessoa. or 10 1t TO pre-
pare the good people of his ,.uly d,lort,d
State for a similar division Of II, Radical
party as witnessed In Tennessee jus now
This change OF political sentiments, q this
present iuncture, Is so much the more u be
regretted, as the agitation or the desire w
rebel enfranchlsement in Missouri, even wer
it ever so desirable to secure the same at al
early day, could not be done any sooner tina
1871, In accordance with the provision Of 1t
State constitution and therefore, to say tn
least, the discussion In favor OF that polio
is Of doubtful propriety. and by no mean
conducive to any possible good.
Asto Mr.. brakes position, wo are satll
fed that such earnest and tried Republican
as Boutwell,, Crcswell, and In fact over
genuine Radical all through the Union, full.
coincide with his patriotic views, and W,
congratulate tho Senator on his splcndlt
efforts to keep tho Radical party OF his nobl
State intact against certain schemlpg, time
serving politicians.
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SOLEMN MUsIC.-The Christian Adpoedte
invites tour friends" who have any sort OF
patience In listening to slow dragging sing
Ing In some Of the church services to sing
the following stanza, written by Rev. Alfred
Taylor to the tune "Joyfully."
Dlsmally, dolefully, downward we drag,
Making our music most mournfully lag,
Singing the song OF salvation SO slow,
Groaning and gFunting along as we go.
Painfully poking DER pious old poem,
Weary the worshippers want to go home,
Dronink so dull they don't know what to do,
Pleased when the Flooding performance 10
through.
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SILLY CHANGES AGAINST TuB REVENUE
BuREAu.--The New York Sun, few days
ago, published q statement to the effect that
orders had been sent from tho Internal Rev
enuo Bureau here to officers In New York
city not to permit any moro dlstillatlon Of
spirits In that district, and the editorial
comments implied that Mr.. Delano had
given such orders in the interest OF Western
distlllors and farmers. There Is not word
of truth In tho statement, and the only pos
siblo foundation land that very rcmote) 1t
could have Is In the instructions to revenue
officers to carefully ferret out all frauds and
violations Of the revenue laws. Mr.. Dclano
Is perfectly unconcerned about all these
newspaper attacks and II, as the Sun
threatens, Congress Is called upon to In
yestlgate the charges here referred to, the
Commissioner will not shrink from the In
yestlgatIon. Conscious OF the Integrity Of
his official actions, he invites all such in
Quiries.
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Sealed eFss s. e Psi .tH.;l.s iA Tx 1saas :r
~. Fl fSsi,y H. sPa1t Gn e:
-" 20 4 .si5 III f'.s pound. to
100 rs.n. rSiie:s.rd Blo,iius Board. 100 pound,
100 rs.n. Sfoss H.nIil. Paper. O.S, 4pouud.
81 ro.S. Stoss S.uIil. Paper. s,rS, sopound,
81 ro,I, brown a,nill. p.pe., 1xr. 0opOund,
aS;: quart &a,. 'i S., S:SI''' ssyo Writing
500 so.. si,.lps
aSPS fsS dSs sEs siis \. .i!ss tips.
,dOrsa o9ld Pens. dsNhOldcr.. silver tips.
sdorsn Gold Pens. deskhOldor.. silver tips.
sdO'sn tGat.bl.ded Knives, STAG or buck
sdor:a Willow fable Baskets. sample, 70.
q dO..a, aeit. perch. Rul.n, 10 Inch.
~ TO-: sil hsts' ssla S y Ribbon.
go Soapd' Tw,,s.
!oS gross Rubber Bands or RinEs. No. 81.
&c . .TS:: R RSSS.T Hand. ss$: e klRs
Loo srs.i gross Rubber BAUD. .; kins., Nos. 6.
n'h .sa w Sts..sa Emperor D1~'sP Paper
W grsH FAbsr AfehitoeturAl Pencils
Blank forms Tor bidding viii be furnished upon
tLs pa. yllI be considered and accepted or re.
jeeted Item by Item.
,G9ntIasi. must bs executed BY ths, successful
to do,
from time TO time dnring the year 10 q iantitie4
pursuant to orders from the Department, The
sntIre quantities will. however, be called for
bach proposal must DO signed by the indiy idusl
or arm making II, and be accompanied by bond,
with sumeieni suIetie., In tho sun Of ten thousand
c'r Of the district 10 which the ,nrste. reside or
do business, OFT form to be furnished by the de-
pArtmenf conditional upon the execution Of con
tract Tor furnishing such portion Of the articles as
All deliveries will be subject 10 Inspection by AZ
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, hnd the delivery OF Inferior Arice
tract,
Deliveries must be free Of charge at tho Treasury
| Department, Washington.
The failure y comply with any oao order under
sntirs penalty o. the bosd or the Secretary Of The
Treasury may direct TIE purchase. In open market
sss.aTy 70 :Hppiy Tho deficiency. caused " such
eenium Of The price which il shall be found Ioees
sAry topAy for such articles,
Proposals unaeoompaniedb by q satisfactory bond
will not be considered, and contracts will be
AWARDED only 10 established nAnufaeturers Of OF
Bidder. will be- required 10 conform their bids To
the specifications furnished. Apd failure to do 50
will cause the rejection "a sly BID
jySl.solm Secretary OF the Treasury.
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SWAMI LANDS IN CALIFoRsIA.-The Com
missioner OF the General Land oGice has
transmitted to tho Governor OF California
patent No. of swamp and overlooked lands
lnuring to the State OF California under tho
act of Congress approved September IS, 1850,
in the district OF lands subject to sale at
yisalIa, California, embracing 49,, 277.0l
acres.
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ANNEXATION MovEHEST.-The st. John
Globe, New Brunswick, Is publishing a series
of letters In favor Of annexation to the
United States. They proceed upon the
theory that the mother country entertalns
for her American provinces only passing
affection, and II they desired to tranfer their
allegiance TO the United States, she would
not stand In the way.
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PROCEEDS OF SALEs OF PUBLIC LANDs.-
The Commissioner of the Land Once has re-
coived evidence of tho deposit to tho credit
of the Treasurer Of the United States Of
$ls,7oO by the receiver Of public moneys at
Fort Dodge, Iowa, and the deposit OF s3,i47
by the receiver at East Saginaw, Michigan.
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Dry Goods.

ANNUAL CLOSING OUT OF SUMNER DlY
and ali summer dress goods, Real bargains 10
ever. department Of this establish nent summer
French jaconets reduced from IN to % and u
centsi plain linens reduced from IN to "a cent?;
cents, Fashionable travelling dress goods suitable
% and ca? esnts rst qualify satin plain oIGsndiss
NJii bargains In Bishop lawn. PIessh mu.lin,.
goods aud save 10 10 % per cent call 81 once 81
sELBY & MADAM, S23 Pennsylvan ANA Avsnus>
souIh side, third door from Seventh.
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'sIrED STATES PATENT oPPICR.

On the petition Of kRlTusk. wiipln. Of detroit,
hlehilao. PRAYING for the extension Of . patent
aud reissu.d on the 18Th day Of October, 1850. and
again Icis.ued on The 18Th day II Nay, 1885, for an
!. crdsred TIA, ths said PstIsSsr ;. had :.
person may Appssse this extension obJeo.
lions, d.postions, aud other papers should be died
In th. once twenty days bofoIs the day Of hearing
iyn SIT Com mi Z siopsf OF Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES,
oPPIGH oY PAYHAsrsR, U. 9. NAyY,l
No, II kim STkRHT

oPPIcH oy PAYsAsrsR, U. q. NAyY,l
No. ~ kILBI STRRET,
BoSrOS. July n, ls5o
anai MSSbiY, August ., $50. a, p %'' 70 Be-
opened immediately thereafter, for the articles
named below. oGsr. FER each reputation must
es ssptrHse an e tSa Sma suTSs the
served TO reject any or slf bidsi also to award
each article or item squisition separately, In
the Interest Of the dov,rnmont; Az the articles
must be Of the best quality, subject - the usual
Inspection, and delivered at the Charlest0wu
navy.yArd immediately, free OF expense to the
B6REAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
Requtsition, No. 8l
l, it}isst.
10 pieces sprses Timber IS feet long. srSiu.
,ssi picsss. spruce Timber, Is foe, long, sxs IN.
ehss, i0,b7J feet
Cd Spruce Posts. Q feOt inches long, 6xS inches,
IS spruce Posts. Q feet 6inches long. exc inches,
5000 feet, b. IN. ". Pine Plank. sxl2 inches,
1900 - 80 Boards, for covering.
CHARLES W. ABBOTT
jJSlS Paymastcr U. s, Navy,
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Lost and Found.

7 osT-oN SATURDAY July ~, AT Will.
IL iards' Hotel a GOLD RIh0,, with, circular
Moss Agate Stone, set with Emerald, valued as
on leaving 1t with the Cashier OF wiilAfds' Hotel
7 osT OR MIsLAID. -oNB CERTIFICATE OF
the Corporation Of Washington, TO Samuel II
Lamborn. for lot ~, IN ,qa4re $40 Notice Is
will be made for duplicate Of SAID ssItiqssts;,
jyT-3p v. X. LAMBORN.
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On THE COAST of Virginia and North
Carolina cranbcrrles reach greater perfec-
t'oh thah In New Jersey and New York,
where fortunes are made by their cultivation.
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DIED..

WILLIE. -oa Thur,d.y. At O'clock p. n.
after lonr and painful illneu. CHAHLrs WILLIS,
The funersl will take place from kls late resi-.
deuce, street south, between Four and 4. half
and Sixth streets, Island, to-day At ten o'clock.
His relative and friends are invited 10 attend.
PATTBRsoH. '-On Thursday. 9Th Instant, Of
eonsumptiop. RODaKr PArrERsoS, Ia the 3sth
year OF his age.
The friends and sequaintauees are respectfully
Invited to attend his funeral on Sunday morning.
street south, between Third aud Fourth east.
oPfTeSiRiaa}PI,os Kim Ard Knsss Is,,s.
aged years months and % days.
Tbs relatives aud friends are requested to attend
her funerAl from the pATonts' residence, No. 60 u
street south, to-day At 5 O'Clock p. IN.
LEWIS. In GEORGETOWN, D. c.. July 81, lsp,
q paralysis, VIZ. D. LAWS, In the olst year OF
his age.
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The taxable property of Newark, n. j.,
some s0,000.090.
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INTERNAL REVENUE receipts Yesterday we're
sl,0i72l0.20.
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Amusements, Etc.
VARIETY Theatre,
PENNsY LvANIA AyErUB.
Open every night with nrst class variety enter
tainmsnt apl
FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL
ETZEN FEST
OF THE
WASHINGTON SCHUETzEN vERElH
AT rHB
NEW ScHuETZEN PARK,
on TIE
Cd, Sd, 4th, 9Th and 9Th Of August,

Prize Shooting: PRIZE, Bowling, Ladies Prize
msnts for Youth, Illumination, flr.work.. az!
&c,, every day aud evening during the festival.
The celebrated Cuban 0ymnasts, .
JsAsETTs ELLsiBR.
greatest piece Of artistic trap and light rope per-
formance ever Witnessed, will appear evary after
noon at 4 o'clock. aud evsry evening AZ O'Clock.
Also, the Washington sangeIbund, Anon Quar-
viii give their Airs. ouartettes, Choruses
-? Tha Srii.a, pi5RaRA win Gns 81 the in
terestinE features Of The le,tlyal,
Excellent Concert Music-SO y eees-br the An
napolis, IND. J band evory day.
Tho eelebrated 0ermaniA band-0 pieces-under
the Leadership Of Professor SCHROEDER will urnsh
delightful music for the lovers Of the Art Of Terp
ohore every afternoon And evening.
The yersia guarantees tho best order. and soleits
. geuerous and Numerous patronage,
All orders Of the committee Of arrange nonts must
Por The Prize shooting. Bowling and Ladies' Primo
shooting, prizes amounting to sssN will be dis
Stages sad omuibu.se. will be at the tsrminus
Of Seventh Street Railroad In oient number to
accommodate passengers at the rate OF ten cents
Admission to the Park s5 cents; to the Pavilion,
q cents extra. No return iickets will be issued.
The prilea will DO on exhibition at Mr.. Henry
ssmk els store, No. $50 Pennsyiyania avenue.
Friends Of tho verien wishing to add /, them are
respectfully requested to send their contributions
to tho above named store.
No person Of doub!fnl eharae.sL will BE admitted.
jy0d THs ExtCUTlvE COMMITTEE.
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MARRIkD.

-DooLITrLE-YULLER AT the residence Of L.
.. Peloure. Y, 4. 4, Detroit, MlehigAn, on the
9Th instant, ty the Rev. Mr.. Mell.n. hlss JESxIs
n6oLtTrLs, dauEhisr o. Rev. wilsoh Doolittle,
OF Washington. d. G. No cards.
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DECEtvED THIS DAY,
PLAIa SASH RIBBONS
WHITE Isle GLOVES.
GREEN TAFFErA RIBBONS.
AT DAVIS,
40 Market Space.
NEW GOODS
RECEIVED DAILY
AT DAVIS,
40 Market Space.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
OF EVERY Description
ALWAYS ON HAND,
AT DAVIS,
jySl,a 40 Market Space.

DY GREEN AND WILLIAMS,
ID Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
No. SO Southeast corner Of seventh aud d streets.
ISLAND.
By virtus Of . deed Of trust, dated December II,
As., u the land records Of Warrington equity, b.
O. By direetion of tie party ssearsd therein th.
undersrns will tposo to public sale, In front Of
the premises. on THURSDAY. the i2th day OF
kugast, $50, at o'eIoet 10 the AfsruSsn. lots
avenue aud d street south. bstwssa tixth aud
scyeuth streets west.
.naian ~ manu. ui,s ints,.., =, az d
oftrust Flhy dollars cash % the fall Of tue ham.
nth h IL ~, .srm' a.. 10, s sS%P piss
to re.sell on three days public ntee at tho cost
and risk Of defaultinG purchaser. Stamps and con.
W. r. WOODWARD. Trustee.
jyJi-cokds Auctloncers
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Boarding.

COUNTRY BOARD, PERSONS WISHING
" country board oan be accommodated three
mile. from Aannsp .iI synipr,ssLs family House
greatest abundance. Excellent fishing. Bait water
9 assts.. H. 3, W., BOX ~. ST. RSasPO e. SeH
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wAsuIseroS, July 30, lsoo.-Jsy Cooke Il
90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
erument seouritiess
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Oak Hall Clothing, 400 1lh street, opp,P.O
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~.EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
~ All applicants for positions As teachers,
all present teachers who desire promotion, and All
acting teachers who desire to be employed the com
Ing year, hereby notified TO appear for an exam
iuation on the 18th Of August. tsATURpAYD,h
.. N. i, IN the FEMALE Grammar School Building,
'''''N W. g. RICHARDS,
ly6-N supt Publie Schools.
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s~- OFFIC &c OF THE POTOMAC
~ ISsuGAscH CosPAkr, GEoReErowS,D d.
O., July n, 1899. The annusl election for twelvs
directors Tor this Company will be held at Its Office
No, 81 High street, on MONDAY, Augusta ls6o
Polls open from 10 O'Clock, .. ". e 3S,sIGsk pm
jya7eost tGeorretown CourierI Secretary.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, July SOL p. m.-Cotton dull and
unchanged, 33N cents. Sugar unchanged In
every respeot. Flour quiet but steady. Wheat
adysncedi demand good; lo6feib7 cents. Corn
quiet and weak, llQnll2 cents. Oats quiet
and steady, so3sox cents, Rye unchanged.
Pork quiet and stesdyi sss.ia8t5.sfs. Gold.
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Gen. GRANT on THE TEXAs ELECTION.
General Grant said to Gen. Clark and
others, of Texas, on Thursday, that he
was convinced that the supporters OF
General Davis represented the genuine
Republican party of the State of
Texas, aud that he most heartily hoped
for the success of tue ticket headed by
him; that he had long since become con
WINGED of the political treachery of Jack
Hamilton, and that he (the President)
utterly (liscountenanced the movement
to elect him Governor of the State No
good Republican should be seduced into
supporting him, continued the Presi-
dent, for he has clearly allied himself to
the Democratic enemies of reconstruc-
tion, and henceforth he must be regard
ed as outside of the pale of the Repub';-
can party.