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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned OF =, in the ststs
Of, and -, Of in the State OF -,
hereby guaranty that. in case the foregoing bid q
- -s accepted, ne 20, thsyl will, within ta
DAYS After the receipt OF tbs contract the D0Gf
office named, or BY the PaymAster Of the Naval sta-
tlon Designated, execute the contract for the saas
with good and suficient suretics: and In sssl
--shall fail % enter into contract Aforesaid.
We guaranty TO make good the difference bstwsea
accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-03

ISigaaturesI o..
Witness:
Each OF the guarantors must be certif 81 By ths
Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district d
which the parties are assessed no NEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-03

l5si From Iazsvell O. b q, BY Crottsriile, Burts
Garden, and sharon: :. wythsTiiis, a miles
Leave Tsfsweii O. 3 THURSDAY assm:
Leave wytheviile Friday At m:
Arrive at Tszewell G. u. BY SPIN
ass From farewell o. h., by Abs VALLEY. Tug
hMer, west va y Morgan Valley. and Sun
m aHi 10 oceana, 90 miles and back, onos
Leave IszSwsLl G.: h: wsdnesd., attain:
Lesye Oceans Monday att am;
Arrive at Tszewer Q. H. next day byspm.
4'oS From wytheyills. BY Brown Hill, to Nuckous-
Le.ve Wythsviiis Wednesday f and s Saturday at
Leave SuckOllsVille TUESDAY and Friday at
Arrive at wytheviue by SPIN.
4Sa From wythevills, by speodwell and EIk Creek,
.i,1 anuependaenoe' III miles and osek' three
Lesys wytSe1ills Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Sat.
Arrive. q lndependense by sp@:
Arrive at wytheTills by7pm
ASS From Marion. By Rye Valley and Big Meadow.
TO Month Of Wilson, . miles and back, once
Leave Marion Thursday ATTAIN;
Leave Mouth Of Wilson Friday ct q m;
Arrive at Marion By pm.
~ fr1 Va sns Bland H. to kSSfk CO
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Princeton Monday at m;
Arrive at Wytheyille next day By II N;
Leave Wytheville Tuesday at D m;
Arrive ct Princeton next day By pm.
t5So From Macks Meadows, by Graham FORGE, to
Reed Island, IA miles and back, once Q week.
Leave Maeks Meadows W Wednesday at II IN;
Arrive at Reed Island by SPIN:
Leave Reed Island Wednesday at an;
Arrive at Aack's Meadows By IL IN.
Ssl From Lovely Mount, by Center Mills and Cop
Psr Valley, to Indian Valley, = miles and
back, once q week.
Leave Lovely Mount Monday at 2 pm:
Arrive at Indian Valley by 8 pm;
Leave Indian Valley Monday ct sam:
Arrive at Lovely Mount BY II m.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-18
T7HE pETR cLEuMCENTRE
DAHL Y RECOR d
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excepted. "''1'i9"
". Il. LONGWELL, Proprietor.
TERMS.

TERMS
rsyear payable in advance, !. I IS % %
er month,
PRICE.LHST OF ADVEEeTlsiNGs a.,
Ten lines Of nonpareil niske one equars.)f y
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-18

Universal, Monitor and Sherman Wiring
crssat Nicholson j Blackmons.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-18
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RI

New line to Buffalo. through the OIL Regions.
JUNE 6, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
OIL City. Franklin. Parker's. ar. Pitts'g
Mail 9,20am 9.55 am 1890 pm 600 pm
Day Exp, 200 m 2,33pm 4,35 pm $50 m
Night Ex, $40 m 1905 pm 1,OOam 7oOa
GOING NORTH.
Pittsburg Parker's. Franklin. ar q. City
Day Exp. 7.SO IN T1.4dam 1,56pm $50 m
Way Pas'r9, 80 am 4,25rm 6,30pm T,O5 pm
Night Ex, 9,oOpm 500 $50 a M $50 m
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways between ittsburgh and
Cory.
]. J. LAWRENCE, Gen supt
THos NJ. KING, Asst Supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
The $4,000 Cotton Premiums.

ST. LOUIS, August 24.-The citizens purse
of So 900 for best specimens of cotton, to be
awarded at the State Fair, commencing Oc-
tober Sd, has been divided as follows New
Orleans or long staple, best bale, $500 ;
second best, $500: third best, $500; best
two bales raised by one planter, $500 ;
second best two bales raised by one planter,
$3.50. The same premiums for uplands OF
short staple. For best bale raised in the
United States in 1870, embracing all classes
except Sea Island, 500. The awarding
committee has been carefully selected from
persons representing different portions of
the country. All cotton must be on the
ground on or before the opening day.
Several western and southwestern rail-
road and packet companies have agreed to
transport competing bales free of charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

THE oG"-The latest rumor in regard
70 the Nathan murder has more consistency
than any other that had previously been
started. As, of course, you have long ere
this been aware, the rumor is that the
dog" was stolen about one year ago from
the house of Il man named Schenck. Last
fall NJ. Schenck's house was robbed by
three burglars, two Of whom are now suf.
trrinc in prison the penalty of their crime.
The third one is said to be man who was
arrested some days ago, whose name is
Faa.u, and between whom and young
krII;. an intimacy is claimed by the gossip
ncr., At the time of the robbery this
dog" which had been used by Mr..
Schcnrk so runs the story for opening
wine eases. di>appeared.-Nc,o York Letter
IN PhikldlphlG TclegraPh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

IRISH \ ATIoNAL BRoTHERHooD.-St.
Lo,nS, August GA new national organi-
zation. called the Irish National Brother
hood. has lately been put in operation. Its
qualifications will extend over the several
states Of The Union, with headquarters in
st. Louis. II has been formed by the most
advanced Of Irish nationalist to take the
place OF Fenianism and unite all factions
into one brotherhood. The principal tea
lures of the organization are, no saiarled
officials. the retention Of funds by the local
branches until required blythe brotherhood
in ireland. and Central Council to consist
of seven members. instead of President,
Chief Executive, or Senate, as formerly re-
cognized by the Fcnians. Michael Russell,
of New York. treasurer Edward {. Reilly.
Of North Adams, Mass; Daniel o. Madigan
and John J.. Griffin, Of st. Louis; George
Swccnv, of Cincinnati j. r. BorncSton, OF
Wilmington, Del. ; and William Tougher,
ol Kcokuk, Iowa, compose the present
Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

Rheims, tilistaking Q general officer for
Marshal Mac ahon, fired twice at him. he
missed that officer, but fianger oflslyw wound
ed another by hts side. 1T he spy was franie.
diately arrested. 'fsaeitf fstes - 81
The Josrnal 06bicsiei says tnat the amount
OF the national loan taken yesterday was
$40, 000, OOM., when the lists were closed and
the crowds sent away. The loan Is quoted
in open market at S0f. e0c.--the same figures
as rentes. ~ ss:tn$sa gfE,39
The press generally condemn the conduct
OF the Deputies Of the Left In proceedings
OF the session on Yesterday. Gambetta's
attack Is considered rs ii!timed. 2.&s
The hostility Of the London Times is ac-
counted for from the fact that son Of the
proprietor married a daughter Of the Prus-
sian Ambassador at London. Some persons
say, in addition, that the paper has been
heavily subsidized by Bismarck. T
The Constitutional says, officially
:" Without going into details we may af-
firm that the work on Che Notifications of
the capital is progressing with wonderful
rapidity, and the elau Of the populace is
immense" fr 1
,s.er PARIS DEFIANT.
Prussian papers represent that Paris is
not the Paris of the period between 1892
and 1916. They will discover their mis-
take. The capital proves now, as ever, that
she is the heart of France. She is ready to
receive the enemy, and neither spies nor
battalions can break down the wall of de.
fence which her danger has cemented.
Should the Prussians advance on the ram
parts Of Paris they will find this out.
RED TAPE IN FRANCE.
LONDON, August 24.-Count Won Iglitz-
plitz, the Prussian Minister Of Commerce,
lost a son at Grayelotte.; ~, -zsry~s rss
Letters from Paris represent that Beau
redurdcy and red tape interfere with every
branch of the French service. $50 ~
ANOTHER BATTLE REPoRTED-A LADY OF
RANK AND AN ENGLISH SURGEON ARRESTED.
PARIS, August A.-The Constituttonnell
reports that another battle occurred on
Sunday the 22d, which resulted fayorably
to the French. No further particulars are
given. 49, ~ @-.. .-sa,s s.aq
A battalion of sharpshooters, passing
through Paris last night, created great en-.
thusiasm. The moral tone of the city has
greatly improved. There is no more sing
ing and shouting, but more volunteering
All citizens are providing themselves with
arms. G ,.rs#1l. .sr..a.s
The wounded from the seat of war who
return here received ovations.
It is rumored that well-known lady Of
high position has been arrested, charged
with communicating information to The
enemy. She is now imprisoned at Yincen'
mes. .-H, # - t.-
An English surgeon was taken to the
guard-house yesterday on suspicion of being
a spy.
Large numbers of farmers are bringing
their grain to the Government storehouses.
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NEW YORK 1TEa1s. 4

49, II r-1 NE" O2tfA Al GLaHtSs
THE CAUSE OF THE DECLINE. In GOLD
SUIT FOR SUPERINTENDENT
JoURDAN's VISIT TO RICHMOND POST
PONFD. -. < ~ .,.z,.,t
NEW YORK, August 2AP. M-The de-
cline In gold to-day was caused by q bogus
report comingfrom Washington stating that
the United Treasurer had instructed the
Assistant Treasurer here to accept all bids
offered for gold to-day, amounting to two
million and fifty thousand dollars. 49,,
DIR. Carnerchan, the health officer of the
city, was arrested to-day at the suit of
Messrs. Pendergrast. whose vessel was re-
Gently forcibly seized for the alleged viola
ton of the health laws. They sue for S1O,-
900 damages, and claim that the health Off
Ger abused his power in order to subserve
his private interests. -&f.2ff ~ ~
Police superintendent Jourdan, being in
illhealth, will not be able to make his in
tended visit to Richmond. He is now, con-
fined to his bed. Anxiety in regard to the
Nathan murder is said to have caused his
illness. ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
Opening OF the Lake Superior and
Mississippi Railroad.

ST.. PAUL, MrNN., August 24.-The formal
opening of the Lake Superior and Missis-
sfppi railroad took place at Duluth yes.
terday. An excursion party numbering
over three hundred persons Left here on
Monday morning, and were met at Du-
luth by large party of Philadelphians last
NIGHT. The, city of Duluth was illuni-
mated, and grand banquet was held at the
Clark House. Speaking and toast-drinking
were the order of the day. The eastern
party will be the recipient Of a grand bal
at the Metropolitan Hotel in this city to.
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
TELEGRApHrC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED p1gss REPORTS.

New Yerk Stock and Money Market,
NEW York, August "a Noon. -Stockal dnll.
Money, s@Sa per cent. Sterling Exchsnge on Lon.
don--Long, iosi short, lloi. United States Bonds,
lla. s'z '@s a, ,.l..
NEW YoRK. Angus, a.--The excitement re.
gatdiug the gol pool Is the general topic Of con
versae,on, the wa for tho time losing interest.
Dealings were very heavy. and attended with
much amin alton. tho Board opcued at 1iei, adj
vanced rapidly to ifi and declined to 11Gs on the
report that the Government intended to accept
bids to llea; which report not being confirmed, II
again advanced, closing strong at ll6,. Govern
ments 'e2s. li2; '8a's, 1,ci ,e5's, Ill new 10
,67's, 10; 1855, lloa lo-se's, 1854. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
The Brooklyn Bank Failure-An
Outrage.

New YORK, August 24.-The Central
Bank of BROOKLYN is turning out worse
than was expected. Depositors loose TWEEN
ty-tiye per cent. The stockholders will
loose the full nominal value of their stock.
Mrs. Caroline yelling, while crossing the
Elysian Fields, Hoboken, encountered ruff
fan who was killing child by dashing it
against tree, and he afterwards outraged
Mrs Yelling.
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n o r tn G n roll n a-Bat1-W rifs Sued
against Kirk and Bergin-The Lat.
ter Lodged i'm Jail.

RALEIGH, N. c., August A.-Josiah Tur-
ner, editor Of the Sentinel, John Ireland,
and James Scott, some of those recently ar.
rested by Holden, have sued out bail writs
in the United States circuit court against
Kirk and Lieutenant-Co Colonel Bergin. In
default of the required bail Bergin was
placed in the common Jail this afternoon
by United States Marshal Carlow. Kirk is
now at the company shops in Alamance
county. -. :,
Matters in connection with the Caswell
and Alamance prisoners are still under eN-
animation in the United States circuit and
State Supreme Courts.
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Convicted Of Murder.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to The DISPATCH. :
PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE, vIAl
FARMvILLE, August "a, 1870. !
AT the circuit court to-day Archer Hines
(colored) was convicted of murder in the
first degree. He was tried for the murder
of Anderson Fowlkes in November, 1868,
with whose wife he had been holding illicit
intercourse. .":.
The death penalty will be pronounced by
Judge Dickinson on Friday. +. A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
Desperate Fight between whites and
Blacks.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 24.-The Col-
71er publishes an account of desperate
fight which took place in UBrien county
on Sunday last between party of ne
sroes and the sheriff's posse who at
tempted to arrest negro named Edmund
Jackson for robbing and attempting TO muir
der planter named Cherry Jackson. With
some dozen companions the negroes (hearily
armed) attacked the sheriff and his party in
house where they were preparing to 90
after Jackson. Five white men and four
negroes were wounded. Nearly all OF the
negroes engaged in the affair were captured
the negro cabins in the neighborhood were
burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
WASHINGTON News.

WASHINGTON, August 24.-Secretary
Robson returns here tomorrow.
A large number of assistant revenue
assessors in the South and West have been
discharged.
George Wood, chief of the navigation di-
vision Of the Treasury Department, died to.
uay.
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money a,,d .stoek. market.

WALL STREET, NEW YORK, August 24--s p. III.
Money closed easy. Gold firm ut 117s@l17a. 60
vernment Bonds steady. Southern Securities
lower. Virginia ex-coupons. esa@las; new, ss9es.
North Carolina ex-coupons, s2@s2a: new. aaas2.
Stocks generally quiet during the afternoon.
Market aynpathized with the fluctuations In Gold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRApH1.

| Foreign Markcts-IBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. August -Eoon.-Consols,0 ls. United
States Bonds, So.
LONDON, August 24.-Euening. -Consols, sls
United States Bonds, $40. s-.E y. f.
LIVERPOOL. August 24-Noon.-C Cotton quiet
uplands, Old; Orleans, DID,; sales 10, 900 bales.
Too o. Clock.-Breadstufs quiet.
PARIS, August "a oon.-Bourse dull Rentes,
6ll &c.
FRANKFORT, August 2a.-United States Bonds
heavy at ss@95. t-
HAvRE, August "a Euening.-Cotton closed at
l0l Tor Orleans. E-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

GucSScs at the census are still in order
with the papers.
4 Chicago lady dropped one of her eye
hrow> in the church pew. and dreaGtully
frightened u Young man si'tingncXt To her,
who thought ii was his mou>tachc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
TELEGIRjAl'. Al NEWS.
BjY sIlKERreaY PRESS .assomAYrow

&c is but Just TO say that we sometimes omit
items, sent by this Association becanse the same
are contained in our regular kilograms. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
The Panama Gable.

HAVANA, August 24.-The expedition
now laying the West India Panama cable
progresses well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

ron, Oakland and Aimeda, and san Joa.
chin Valley Trailrosds. have consoli dated
under the title of the Central Pacific Rail-
way Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

AGRICULTURAL SCRIP FOR NIRGINIA.-1he
agricultural scrip for the States OF Arkansas
and Virginia has been prepared by the In
terror Department.. and will he dispatched
to the Governors Of the respective States.
The scrip thus to I've issued amounts to nine
hundred and thirty-scvcu quarter sections,
or within fraction of one hundred and
fifty thousand acres. The state govern
mcnts will DC called on at the time OF de-
livery for the Legislative act authorizing the
transfer Of said scrip, so that it may he
available for the purposes of the grant
ZciQ, IN Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, "A ugust 2a.-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales ofSoo bales-viz., 6ss for spinning
i 1907 a6d Is o mia
ding New orleans and Texas TurpentinL mo.
derately active. closing at 4O@nc. Rosin quiet
and firm at 81 75@Sl.s5 for strained S2@$2.25 fol
No. 2; $2.50@s3 for No. l. Southern flour in mo-
derate inquiry. and prices steadier; sales 4,0Ot
barrels at S5.d0@S5. 90 for Baltimore, Alexandria
$3.50 for Baltimore, Alexandria, and Geo. getown
extra and family; 80 45@Dss.90 for Fredericks.
burg and Petersburg country; SO 25@S7.6o fol
Richmond country extra; s.. so @DS7.75 for Della.
ware; Se.25@S6.7O fer Georgia and Tennessee ex.
ira and family.
Grdin.-The Wheat market Is better, but the
absence Of good assortment of spring restricts
business greatly amber winter also much better
and higher prices asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
Ssa ytrciuiau,

SAN FEANcIsco, August, 4:-N: A: !; II;
Ball, a prominent citizen OF Virginia, died
here to-day. ........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
no,,,act;c Norkefs rRy TErrcpA

Domestic Narkets--LBY TELEGKAFHI.
NEW DIRK, August 24-Noon.-Flou frmer ant
In fair demand. Whea. lc: better. Corn nrmer
Mess Pork, S2S. 256 k2S. so. Lard quiet strained
les1l8tc. Cotton DUH and easier; uplands, lslc
orleans, 2otc. sales, 500 bales. Freights quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, August &.-Sugar-Primc, lac
Mola ises, 5v@75c. Whiskey, 92.c. gslo2s. sterl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
S{1thasQaN (4tspAteh,
THURSDAY. ......AuGusT e5, 1870.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

SAVE The PrgcEs.--In order to show how
much the American people lose by net
saving the pieces il may be interesting to
know that under the rules Of the United
states Treasury all mutilated hank notes
are redeemed according TO the degree Of
mutilation. A note with a certain portion
of It's superficial surface torn Of is never
redeemed at its full value, but in proper
zion to the quantity Of superficial surface
presented for redemption. Since green
backs came into fashion the redemption
division Of the Treasury has been con-
SANITY engaged in redcemtug this mutilated
currency. and an account of the discount
has been kept, which shows an aggregate
up to the present date of 1856, 69S.2 which
the Government has made of the torn cur
rcncy; all Of which has, Of course, come
ont Of tie pockets Of the holders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

COMMISSIONER DELANo. - The Commits
<iopcr Of Internal Revenue still remains 1T
hi home in Mount Vernon. Ohio, under
surgical care, on account Of his fractured
arm, which. though healing gradually, is
very painful. 1t will be some time before
he will have sufficiently recovered to ena-
blc him 10 return to the duties Of his office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

ATTEMPT To ASSASs11EAIL III hO1t7h11OI''
PARIS, August PIP. M.-The Gaulois
reports that an attempt was made to assas-
sinate Marshal Mac Mahon on yesterday.
The Marshal escaped, but soldier behind
him was wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

CINCINNATI, August 2L-Provlslons easier.
Pork, S2s.50. Lard 16c. Bacon. N3@17sc. for
shoulders clear hams, 2l@2i5c. Flour dull ex-
ira $3.50 :; family, SIS. 75@aS6. Wheat-Red, sales,
$l.l5@$1.l7A; white, $l.2o@SL2s @$l.ao.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL. August 24--A. M--Cotton--Sales
10, 900 bales mddling uplands. Common Rosin,
SIS. g.. fine rosin, Ids. Spirits Petroleum, lid;
refined, los. I'D. Tallow 44s. Turpentine ass. Ba-
con firm ut ISIS. Corn closed tame.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25
CHEsAPEAKE AND, OHIO Rail

$50, ths fxssENGEK THATNs win rnn g FOL.
MA IL TRAIN viii daily between Richmond
and White Sulphur Springs except. sunday be.
tween Gordonsyiile and White suiphnrI. Leave
Richmond at A: M; STRIVE at White Sulphur
arrive At Richmond al Also PM. making close
connections 1T G0rdoDsville and Charlottesytle
with Orange Alexandria and Manassas "a rai,road
Lynchbarg, knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis,
Going West passengers dine 81 Gordonsyilis,
and sup at Covington. Going East, breakfast &c
eSshsn and sipe y aer DO h se
Richmond and white sulphur nightly without
s ana arrive ' at .shinston as and at
sag NJ and le.ys White Sulphur at s:,s IS MI,
son fSPfsssas Sc TAG his
and Baltimore and between Richmond and White
Going West passengerg breakfast at coyinston.
Going East, sup at Stanton. ~ t''it 49,.
These trains connect with stages ss follows:l
AT Stanton with stages for Augusta tlate Strfb.
lfng's) Springs. 10 miles and Weycr's Cave. IL
1T Goshen with stages for Cold sulphur Springs,
9miles,i RSekbridge Alum Springs santleSi Rock; ,
bridge B asfS. 10 Y ne9 Lexingeons y miles anu
AtMillporo' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles g Wae 81
at Coyington with stages 70 Healing Springs
Is miles; and Hot SPRINGS, is miles; !, c,,,,.,.
miles and Old Sweet Springs, 10 miles.
At White sulphur springs with stages for Salt
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Louisville Markets.

LoUIsyILLE. Ky, August 24.-Provisions
uuiet. Pork, 500. Bacon-Shouldcrs, I45c clear
Ribs, Tic. clear sides, 1s3c.; hams lower; sugar.
cured, 2Jl25c. Lard Prime leaf, tic. in tierces.
Flour quiet and steady; extra family, S5.75
KEY quiet Mt 9l@92c. for raw. Leaf Tobacco quiet
sales of I26hogsheads at prices ranging from "a to