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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-25

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
v PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY-By viz
tue Of decree of the Circuit Court of Prince
William county, entered on :he 18th day Of
October, 1867, in . suit in chancOry therein
pending, in which Richard NJ. Allen and 9th.
ers, are plaintiffs, and John A. Harrison and
others are defendant; the undersigned Com,
the Court House of said county, on MONDAY,
the first day of February, 1869, that being Court
day, TWOTKACT6 OF LAND in said coun~
ing about 1881 acres, and the other about Cog
acres These lands are unimproveed with
buildings and for farming purposes, but arc
well set in timber of chestnut and other growth,
and are chiefly desirable as timber lands, near
water navigation.
TERMS1One-fourth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal
instalments at one and two years, the pnIrchss-
er to give bond, with approved personal secur,
ity, to bear interest from the day of sale, and
the title to be retained security for the deter
red payments CHAS. Il; SIN ,SiI
EPPA HUNTON,
Prince VIM CO.. Dec. 28-eOts Comm rs
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Fsuquier county, nov 5-eo8m

by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court Of Prince William county,
entered on the l4th day of October 1868, in a
suit in chancery therein pending in which
Sarah NJ. W; V0wle's and others are plaintiffs ii
the undersigned, Commissioners, will sell, be
lore the front door of the Court House Of said
county, on MONDA Y, the 9TH day. Of January
1869, that being Court day, at public auction,to
the highest bidder, the BUILDINGS and the
LOTS thereto attached, situated in the town e, OF
Brownsville, lately occupied by Dr. Edwin w.
Latimer on the following
TERMS, to wit:-Ten per cent of the puT-
chase money cash, and the residue on credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from the day of sale, the deferred payments
to be secured by bond and personal security
and for further security therefor the title to be
retained until the last payment is made.
A. NICOL.
CHAS. Il. SINCLAIR.
Pr Wr, 20 dec T-eots Comm r..
Observation-Disclosures above sale has
been postponed until the FIRST MONDAY,
IN FEBRUARY next, at the same time and
Mace jan 7-eots
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AGRICULTURAL.
ARDEN SEEDSl
GARDEN SEEDS

have just received my first supply Of Lam
DRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS, warranted fresh
aud genuine. together with q full stock OF
.LANDRETHS EXTRA EARLY PEAS; al
so, small supply Of the EXTRA EARLY
CARAOTACUS PEA-my own Importation
TO which | would direct special attention. This
Pea is earlier than Landreth's Extra Early and
much more prolific.
While 1 can recommend my entire stock OF
Seeds to be of reliable quality. L would call
special attention TO my FLAT DUTCH ga b.
BAGESEED.
Seeds put up in neat packages and mailed to
any part of the country, postage paid, on re-
cept of 10c per paper.
rs Landreths Rural Register and Almanac
for 1862, ready for gratuitous distribution.
HERBERT BRYANT
ian19 No. 25 King ST., Alexandria, Va.
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REMARKS. The market opens quietly. Flour
;,.ot;ve. Wheat dull and prices lower sales
nf small lot Of while at 1877, and $50 bushels
raj 1t $50, 100 and 1875. Corn steady and
sbsds frmer sa es of 1852 bushels mix ed at So
ss4 and 200 bushels yellow at 81. Offerings of
37O bushels Oats, with sales of $50 bushels at
G21. Rye in fair demand, with sales at l0laioo'
Butter dull; very little prime coming to mar
ket. Eggs quiet. Pork in fair request Sales
Of Dressed Hogs at Si3 per 100 pounds
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE By RAILROAD

The following are the receipts Of produce,
&C. by the Orange, Alexandra ana n, 1s1
Corn $3.50 bushels, wheat l4l6, rye lOi. oats o62
corn cor meal 56, ear corn l6O peanuts 70, beans
10, aaxseed 10 ohestnuts 8, turnips ., onions 10,
dried Ar fruit so, buckwheat flour 4 sacks, sumac
IFS sacks, coffee sack, feathers 2 sacks, sun
dries bills and boxes, tobacco mas, Oacoh
kew Dol. flour i67 bbls, fresh beet 400 lbs
s apy IA bbls, cheese Dbl, cabbage l bbl'
dressed hogs Ii, dressed poultry 81 bbis, tu aT
kies, geese and fowls 5 cOops, socks bale, cot
ton is bales, eggs A bbls, steel bundle. leatn-
er rolls, bark 3 cords country chairs IL, emp
tv bbls and casks 1873, cows, calves, hogs. &c.7,
tobacco ID boxes. smoking tobacco case, pig
iron IS tons, hides l6 bbls and bundles, lumber
$500 feet, rags 215O lbs Old iron 1870 lbs, fprnl-
ture car load cattle and sheep car loads
Freis hi sent forward $50 tons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-25

NOODSPEEDs CELEBRATED GOLDEN
" FOUNTAIN PENS--These pens are re-
markable for their Aexibility, extreme durabil-
ity, uniform smoothness of execution, anti cor
rOsivcuess, economy, and adaptation to the
wants OF all writers. Neatly put up in boxes or
each Price 25c per box. For sale by
j. & w. j. ENTWISLE,
;an25 10 King street.
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WE HAVE in store q prime. lot OF hol
w Butter, which we will sell cheap ~
BROOKES u TAYLOR
ian 25 lQ6 Prince street,
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MARINE LIST.

SUN SErs...'........5 10 HIeHWATER mig, 81
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JAN. 70.
ARRIVED.
Steamer George 81. Stout Ford, Philadel-
phia, to NJ Eldridge Il Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamships Valley City, Mccarthy, and
John Gibson Winters, for this port sailed from
New York 23d inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-25

nea FOR RENT-The two. story BRICK
E5:$i DWELLING, on Water street, between
King and Prince. Apply to GREEN & WISE,
Real Estate Agents, No % Mansion House
Building dec lO-tf
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Gold.

New YORK, Jan. 2t.-Gold today 1869.
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AIRS. T. G. RHETT
lM Is now prepared to receive young ladies
as BOAkDERS or DAY SCHOLARS at her
home in Alexandria, where they will receive
every care and attention, as we'll as the best ad-
vantages of education. For circulars apply.
COIRoss January 25-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-25

CUGAR CURED HAMS.
- Just received lot of prime Sugar
Hams, Maryland brand, cured by George &
Jenkins, Baltimore, Md, for sale by
j. HOPKINS, g.
ian 25-tF1 No North Fairfax ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-25

kss FOR RENT.--A large FRAME HOUSE,
Ea 60 ST. Asaph street, corner of Wolfe Gas
and water al through large yard, stables and
other conveniences. Possession given the first
day Of December. For terms apply to GEO.
L. SEATON, l79 King street. nov
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-25

o., FOR RENT The two.story BRI OK
E$i DWELLING on the west side Of Alfred ST.,
between Duke and Prince Terms reasonable
to good tenant. Possession given Immediate
ly. Apply to
dec 2S-eo2W L. ID. FENDADL.
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- FOR RENT-That large and eligibly SIT
M:i uated DWELLING, No. 81 North Wash
ington, between Cameron and Queen streets,
next to X Kemper's AlexandrIa Female Semi
nary. Possession given first Of January, 1869.
Annlv as above dec 22-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-25

OAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, on Friday,
- January 22d, one WHITE COW and two
CALVES, about or 8 months old each. The
owner will please come forward, prove proper
ty. pay charges and take them away.
JAMES PEN,
On Washington Pike,
ian 26-1~ Opposite Hunters Farm.
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FNGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL

for sale in lots to suit purchasers from my
smoke house, at my dwelling, corner Duke and
Payne streets, ,,,,,noo>,
ian l8-lW* JOHN /. + NJ ERSON.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-The HOUSE now occupied
Ma by myself. Possession given Immediately,
by applying at 43 King st.
ian ENOCH GRIMES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-25

GOAL OIL
" Pure white and warranted non-eXplosive,
being no degrees fire test. Its superiority is
vouched for by many who have tested its quail
tiles For sale hy j. HOPKINS,
ian 25-tFI No North Fair fax ST.
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SWEET CIDER-something that is really
~ nce--for fsle by
dec u AVERY 81 DAVIDSON.
Evening star., 1869-08-23

PoLITICAL.-General Samuel F. Cary is the
first public speaker to take the stump for Mr..
Pendleton In Ohio.
The Temperance Party in Connecticut are
to lun q separate ticket, and Mr.. Parker, OF
Meriden, will be their candidate tor Governor
Senator Fowler, it is announced, Is in
favor Of the election Of ex-Presidsnt johnson
to the Senate, as his successor, and Will waive
all claims In favor Of the latter.
August will be particularly fruitful of po-
litical conventions. Massachusetts,, Come
cut and Pennsylvania will have political tenn
perance conventions, and a national conven uon
Of prohlbitionists will be held in Chicago.
Governor Clayton, Of Arkansas, is a can
dfdate for the succession 10 Senator McDJn-
AIDS seat The latters term expires in ISL
Mr.. Brooks, Radical, is also after the position
Governor Clayton stands on the Senter plat
form.
The Memphis (Tenn.) Post. Republican,
says: For United States Senator there will be
a multiplicity Of candidates. Gov. Senter, ex-
President Johnson, Emerson Etheridge, BailIe
Peyton. and Ex-Governor Nell s. Brown are
already spoken of. 1t is probable that Emerson
Etheridge will be elected Speaker OF the State
Sen ate. and then, by sending Governor Senter
as United States Senator to Washington, Eth
eridge becomes Governor by virtue OF his
Speakership, and the Executive, as we'll As the
legislative branches OF the government, will be
in the hands of the Democracy.
Evening star., 1869-08-23
INTERFERING CONFERENCE WITH
TIE INDIANS

PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-Copy Of a dis
patch from Hon. William Z. Dodge, of The
Indian Commission, 10 3 member of the COM
mission in this city:
''CAMP SUPPLY, ISDIAN TERRITORY, Aug.
Fist lSoe.-George II. Stuart, Philadelphia. We
have to-day had a most important meeting
with the Cheyepnes and Arrapahoes. A large
number OF chiefs Were present, and full two
thousand men, women and children were on
the park outside. Medicine Arrow, for the
Cheyenness and Llttle Room, for the Arrapa-
noes. made excellent peace speeches. The
council lasted two bours, and Its results, we
considered, Were most favorable FOR our object.
IL was most I'm posing and interesting sight.
We are 900 miles from home and living in
tents. We start o-morrow Tor Medicine
Bluff, Witchclaw mountains. Some 200 miles
rom there We turn east, passing through the
entire In dian reservations, and nope 10 reach
hcme in thirty or forty days hence. The
Inoians killed zoo huraloes in the past week
within ten miles OF this place
[Signetl WILLIAM Z. DODGE.
Evening star., 1869-08-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

vorable, and shows the arst sign OF the faf
The deposits have fallen on nearly seven mil
lions, and the loans been contracted nearly
four millions. TIE decrease In specie is over
two ana n half miliionA accounted for oy the
fact that the SUBJ rrsasury received s2,ooo, go
IN gold during the week On account OF Csli-
fornIa transfers and S3,&92.oo0 for customs.
while only s3ls.l7e wAs disbursed for interest
and Sl,00,ooO for the regular sale. The loss an
legal tenders is only sixteen hundred thousand
dollars, showing that large proporti on by the
shipments OF currency has been On nalional
oahk notes. The decrease in liabilities acmit-
ting OF q reduction I'm the reserve required oy
law amounting 20 si,732.0D0, and the actual
reelection in the lawful money held by the
banks being et,2ls 800; the surplus reserve has
been reduced es.&s6,0o0.
Evening star., 1869-08-23
TELEGRAAIS TO THE STAR
This Afternsen's Dispatches.



LONDON, Aug. 23.-The London kornino TIL
ecrapk OF to-day has an editorial on the FORTH
coming International boat race wherein it
says tue point in favor OF the Americans Is,
hey are in such state OF high training Of the
best kind. They have not been submitted
10 sharp regimen for q few months with
a view 10 particular event. but have been
IN perfect trsinng for the last three years.
What hardness OF muscle, eouHdness OF heart,
aud honesty OF muscle must be the result
Ii is almost impossible 20 Oversee the effect
such state Of facts has upon the event of the
race. Four young athletes kept for three years
under conditions 10 develop every available
power, is something more excellent than the
result Of a few months training. What
may not be expected from a crew called
upon for quarter of hours strain,
when they have been at work for years
Taking our rnformati IN as correct, we shoul Id
consider the superior hardness OF the Ameri-
cans more than a set-off against the style OF the
English, and conclude that the contest will be
mainly battle of coxswans. wha'eyer he
the event, we trust an increase OF kindly feel
ings and good fellowship between the two
countries may be the result.
Evening star., 1869-08-23
BISHOP OF WINCHESTER RESIGNED.
LosDoH. Aug. 23.-The Bishop OF Wincnes-
ter has resigned.

PHILADELPHIA AND THE WATER QUESTION
The all-absorbing topic in Philsdelphia, lust
now, Is the drought and the water question.
So meager is the supply OF water that it has
been found necessary to suspend a large por-
tion OF the manufacturing operations of the
oity, while ii is only by the closest econ
omy that enough water can be secured for
ordinary domestic purposes. The Phlladel.
phla Telegraph Of Saturday evening says -
Mr.. Graf hopes, by bringing ali his re-
sources into operation, TO continue a moderate
SUPPLY OF water from Fairmount, for a short
time TO come, possibly until the much wished
Tor rain sets In. The public are cautioned 10
use the strictest economy in the use OF water
for their own sakes. Considerable aid has
been furnished in the continued supply of
water by the partial stoppage of the mills on
the Schuylkill from Paramount dam to Flat
Rock. Pursuant to orders issued by the Mayor
on the 18th instant, the police OF the different
districts on Saturday morning visiled the oc-
cupsnts Of the houses on their beats and eau
toned them against any unnecessary use OF the
aqueous nued yclept Schuy kill water.'
"Anairs at paramount remain the same; and,
unless we are favored with a copioas supply
Of rain by the All.wise Dispenser Of all good.
before sunrise we shall, we fear. be in a rather
pitiable condition. As scientific men give us
10 understand that Intense heat produces i'm
mense absorption, it might be fair TO Judge
that some reactonary movement may take
place, and rain follow as consequence"
Evening star., 1869-08-23

THE NATIONAL LABOR CosvENrIoN-rhe
following business was transacted on Satur-
Day, IN addition 10 the election Of officers re-
ported IN the STAR OF mat day:
d resolution was adopted TO appoint a spe-
cial COMMITTEES 10 organize the colored work.
lngmen OF PennsylyanIa into labor unions,
the President OF the International Labor Con
gress. A resolution was also agreed TO direct-
ing the President TO issue a call for a contribu-
uon OF nye cents per memb Der, 90 paw the Pres
ident's salary and TO defray such expensas az
may De connected with the Office.
Inc committee on cooperation report ted res
oiouons ed recommending TO the working gmen
ana women OF the country the imperative me-
CO sslty OF Immediately entering into Co-opera-
toa IN the different branches of Industry
Agreed 10. S'
MIR. Cameron. Of Illinois, offered a ser,ss n,
resolutions opposing the importation OF a SER
vile race for the purpose OF pauperizinr the
labor OF the American workingmen; demand
ing the abolition of the system OF contract Ia
Dor In prisons and penitentarIes; demandiur
the rigid enforcement OF the law OF Oonrress
OF le62, prohibiting coolIe importation, and
ted. oP
a. T. Oavis, ID. c., offered the following.
ResOlred, Thai IL shall be the duty of the
Committee on the Labor Department, with the
cooperation Of the President, 10 cause 70 BE-
prepared . series OF questions designed 70
gather statistics during the taking OF the census
ofls7O, showing the cost Of production in all
departments OF industry, the cost OF trans
portation thereof to market, the Classification
OF the modes Of con veyance, the cost when put
upon the market, and the prices paid by the
consumers at the point Of deposit, and pres.
their adoption upon the Congress OF the United
States through the Con vention's Committee
Mr.. Buck, OF Pa, offered a resolution that
the President be authorized 70 appoint between
this and the meeting OF the Congress men
to deliver addresses upon the principles
esunciated in our platform, such as co-opera-
uon, public lands, trades unions, the appreu-
tice laws, and other work OF the Congress
Carried
VIM. J. McCarty, Of Pa, offered the follow
ing, which was agreed 20:
Resolred, That a committee Of one from each
State be appointed 70 wait upon the Leeisla-
TIRES OF the several states. recommending the
repeal OF the laws injurious TO the working
classes OF the respective States, ard each COM
mittee report TO the next general Congress what
are the most obnoxious la We In their respective
States"
Mr.. A. q. Cameron, OF Illinois, ana Mr..
Lucker, OF New York, were elected delegates
10 represent the workingmeu Of this CITY In the
Workingmens International Don venticn, 70
meet in Switzerland.
Cincinnati was chosen as the place for the
meeting Of the next Congress. After tue pas
sage Of resoltions OF thanks 70 the officers OF
the Congress and the members ofthe press the
Congress ad iourned.
Evening star., 1869-08-23
KNew York rivals Chicago in Its divorce

facilities.
To study medicine, but in scparaie clssses.
.nnIgm bngnam founss Bi.hoPe have been ex.
oeuns oeI'Aan s.'nu ior ''pronniy.
tory law have yet been made by junss in Bos-
Ton.
ms teetn plugged with poisonous foil.
Ins Oswego oaroers have struck against
Evening star., 1869-08-23

Gladstone's health is entirely destroyed. Re-
ports from all parts Of England in relation 10
with the exception Of wheat. They will all be
q good as the average. As the time for the in =
ternatienal boat race between the Harvard and
Oxford crews is nigh, the excitement in the
sporting circles increases. Much of the space
OF the newspapers Is given up to this subject.
1t Is reportGd that the order tor iron clad to
proceed to Cuba, on account Of the detention
OF British vessels by the Cuban authorities,
has been countermande1. The London Stan
ddrd has an editorial on the Canadian question.
The writer says there are probabilities OF a
change in relations between Canada and Great
Britain which would be likely TO be distaste-
full to the majority of the inhabitants of the Do
minion. If they were consulted, If there is any
dissatisfaction with the present state of affairs,
il Is only by feelings which we can make INTEL
lgible to those south Of the frontier. All th at
can be done under the present government Is
to repudiate the notion that the withdrawal OF
troops implies desire to shuttle our RESPONSE
bilities. Harwood and Hatcher, who were ar
rested at New York and taken to England tor
trial on a charge Of forgery, were brought up
at the Marsion House Saturday for prelimi-
nary examination, at the close of which Hatch
er was discharged and Harwood remanded for
trial.
1t is now believed that the Carlist movement
IN SPAN has ended. The volunteers have Pc
titioned to spare the life of Polo, who was re-
Gently captured at the head Of a Cariist band.
The Prefect OF Perpiquan was arrested at iris
taux, with ten other Oarlists, who were about
the fugitive Carlists in the frontier provinces,
and have taken many prisoners. The wife OF
Polo, the Carllst leader, who was captured al
Almagn, has interceded with Gen. Prim for
the lite of her husband. Discussions have
arisen in the cabinet in regard TO the manner
in which the government should proceed
against the bishops who have refused to obey
the late decree OF the Regent. In Barcelona a,
fifteen thousand workingmen have struck
Tor higher wages, and others are expected
TO Join them in the movement. Grave fears
are entertained for the preservation OF order
There Is a rumor that General Pezula and the
Duke of Chester will be exiIed TO the Canaries.
Admiral Mendez NuneZ, of the Spanish navy.
is dead. Regent Surrano positively denies
that be sustains the pretensions of the Duke of
Montpesier TO the throne of Spain, and declares
that he is entirely neutral on the question of the
disposal OF the crown. Ii rs asserted ON relia-
BILE authority that the preliminaries Of treaty
for the cession OF Cuba have been signed. La
France says Cuba is lost TO Spain, and the
wisest thing Spain can do is to take advantage
Of the present situation. The French Journal
Official publishes an imperial decree appoint
ing Gen. LIE Boeuff Minister Of War 10 succeed
Marshal Mel, deceased. French officials have
arrested five more Carllst chiefs on the Span /.
lsh frontier.
Evening star., 1869-08-23
FRENCH OPINION on CUBaNAFFAuRs.

PARIS, August 23.-The La France saws
However painful it may be for Spain 10 ac-
cept the suggested solution OF the Cuban
difficulty, there is no other plan possible
It's the only wayfor Spain 10 save some of
and duration of Cuban INDEPENDENCE, un-
der the protection Of America, is another
question, the desire TO absorb, which charac-
ierizes The Americans snd qualities them very
badly 10 perform the part OF platonic protecto-
rate. 1t is very probable that they are trying
10 bring about the second edition of the history
of Texas,
Evening star., 1869-08-23
Raltimore Markets. Te.dax

BALTIMORE, August 23.-Ootton steady; Md
ding Uplanns, IS. Flour very dull, market
iayors buyers. Revised quotatiors are as fol-
lows Howard Street supernne, &C sOaSs. rs;
DO. extra, s7-25ass.2S: do. family, ssS0aSe sO
City Mills superfne, s6.50as7; do extra, s7a
50 IS; do. family. sS.75asiO75; Western. super
hne. s6.25as650; 90. extra, s7as7.7s; do. family,
sea$e-50. Wheat dull and heavy; prime 20
choice red, SSi.4OaSl-55. Corn hrm; prime
white, slllasi Is; do. yellow, Sl.l3. Oats dull
S34. Bacon quiet; RIB sides, IsY; clear, ieX;
shoulders, l6k; hams. 2Sa25. Lard firm al
2Oa2l. Whisky animated; sales at 81. 23asI Is.
Evening star., 1869-08-23

Gdssasooy, operator.
Lewis johnson 4 Co. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW roRK, Aug. b. First Board-U. :. Sc,
lsel, coupon, lz34; 5.s0'a isoa coupons. lsi;
lSe&, coupons l2li looA coupons, l2l; ls6s,
coupon, new. 100; esos, l5e1, coupon
laoS; sS'., lses, coupor. Ils; IO-,os, emp,
none; Currency 6's, lUek; Pacific Nail,
79s; Ohio and Mississippi Oernncatea 3k ;
Mariposa, q Atlantic Mail. none; Canton,
none Cumberland, IS; Western Union Tele-
graph: Ta; 9uicEsilyer, "a; Boston water
son, l7sk; Reading, 95k; Michigan Uen-
ral, none, Michigan Southsrn, lO7s; Illinois
Central. l39S; cleveland and Pitisours. IOs
Northwest s5A; do. pref'd %; cleveland &
Toledo, none; kock Island. us; Fert Wayne.
Isl; Alton 4 Terra aaute. none, Toledo snd
Wabash, sik; Adams Express, none; Wells,
Fargo 10. Express, l9s; United states Ex-
press 63k; American Express. none: Mer-
chans' Union, none; Chicago q Alton, I5a;
do. preferred. l56. Market steady. Gold
l3lkal32H.
BY Gable
LoNDon, Aug. %, IL a. m.-Uonsols, 93Na93K
Bonds, san.
FRAEKPoRf, II a. m.-Bonds, s9R.
LIVERPOOL n a. m.-Ootton opens quet
Ssles 10000 bales. Middling Uplands, I3A. .
Middling Orleans, Ia.
Evening star., 1869-08-23
RESPITE OF A COLORED MURDER.

MACON, Ga, August 21.-Harrie. Critten-
den, alas Greer, colored woman, sentenced
10 be hanged here to-day, was respited last
nlgnt oy governor Bullock 10 september IL.
named Mary White, on March rs, for the ral :
try sum of three dollars and twenty cents