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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
Situaiious uarteo--females

4 MIDDLE-AGED American woman wishes
n TAKE CHARGE Of CHILD, Al Lcrosn Ieil nee Ia no
objection birth. Beat 81 C reference. Call
address Mrs r.. 2ll Bat fotettst
An American Woman wants a Situation "a
"a WORKING HOCSERBEF.R Of children aud seam'tress
The best o. references Adle,s Bls p. o. liza
SITUATION wanted as NURSE to one or two
> ien dressmaker IN r Can CIT and D. ake Esenns
Dresses. s II. ARGaoYE, z9 Ras. R,erst. Sgsar, n J.
EIRST- CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
by PIERCE Co. BOwugys,n. GIesn-Cy43 st ot-er selec
from American Engish, Scotch Germans Svce. lrs
GERMAN Servants Tor all positions, capable
~ Trustworthy constantly found A. 3JJ Bo1er hs Low
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= y. MAIL TO HAVANA.

II d T =
I !. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Sal ng regularly EVERY THURSDAY 3ocOcA precisely nos
No North River
" MISSOURI capt. J Edwards tyia Nassau December l.
MORRO CASTLE Cart r. Adams ......... December 3
COLUMBIA, Capt. y Van Size. tl'Fg 10
Fer freight passage apply to A. W. DMOCh. PIss,eeu
NJ. Bow ing fresG-
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and rlour ,zo.,,s,. 4.

HSnrfr01a
fsIs,y AED Flour FxruA 1nv,
htCHAoEp, VA, August H. 1870
~. - tnSrBRIras -
Whent.-T htte, s.es4 bushels. Red. :. ssa hn,,
Ella. D 80
Corr,.-wh,te, 7isbushels. Mixed, 10. bushels.
Onts.- 3l2 bushels.
Rye,-3lo bushels.
Whent.-White. 800 bushels good at aL45: L 224
bushels very g1od at Sl.50; 1a6 bushels fair AZ
al4D 25 bushels at Sl.47s; 100 bushels foul mixed
Mt 81 IS: 1f0 bushels very good on private terms
90 bushels medium at sl3o; ia bushels mixed Mt
81 323: 3l0 bushels very good Mt S1.s2s 222 bush
els damaged at FL Is: e24 bushels prime a. Ai.as
SO hu shells ut Its: SO bushels Tough Mt $125 292
bushels slightly damagcd at s1.s7S-totsl 100
bushels.
els very good on private terms 3s4 bushels mixed
lots at 81 2T5: 1903 bushels good at S135 100 bush
els good Lane ,ster at slio: 1876 bushels st IL 20
80 bushels badly Gle ined Mt &l35 la bushels gerry
good at sl.423 Ia bushels prime at Si.4ss 50
15S bushels COMMON at S,.25 % bushels very LOT
rior nj 81 10; $50 bushels badly cleaned at III IS
al! ou' hels fair at $3.50; is bushels inferior at
81 90 la bushels badly cleaned OF 81 80; Lag
bushels very goo.i at s1.373; $40 bushels damaged
at S,.e7i; IA bushels very bad at sl-tots1. $3.50
bushels.
CDrn--White. 81 bushels weevil-eaten at 81 Is !;
32s b1shels tar at 10 100 bushels very pn'd at
S1.R total. 5I2 bushels. Mixed 900 bushels prime
on private terms; lsi bushels very good at slis--
total. 7sS bushels.
Oats.-4e Bushels prime on private terms; 200
bushels foul at 374" 100 bushels at 39c.; 246 BUSH
els very good at 41c; 900 bushels good ut .oc.--to
tai. |, 312 bushels.
Rye-3s bu hels prime On priv,te terms $40
20 bushels at &c.; 10 bushels bad at t?lc-tota ga
bushels.
Whedt.-Wh,te. $40 bushels Red 332 bushels.
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New York Financial Market.

New YORK, August 13-Night.-Business
in Wall street is extremely dull. Money
easy at 3@4 on call, with exceptions at 2@5,
the bank reserve having lost more than was
warranted by the reduction on liabilities.
The loan decrease is S2,50o,000, the specie
decrease is $685. 900, the circulation de-
crease is $3.50, 900, deposits decreased $,
744 ,0G0, legal-tenders decreased 1910, 900.
Gold steady at 117I@117X. The rr-
mored surrender of the garrison at Stras-
burg, and that the Prussians had carried
one of the fortitications of Metz, and were
afterwards driven back by the French, were
circulated, and affected the prices.
Governments very dull. 5-20's, coupons,
81, 114H 'G2's, 111*: 'Gfs, 1903; 'G5's,
HOE new, 1898 CTS, 1091 '6S's, 1893 ;
10-40's, 107S.
Southern Securities: Tenressee's-
60; new, OK. Virginia G's-Old, G2S 4;
new, G3. North Caroiina'S--OId, 51G new,
80. Louisiana's, Il; new, 81.
The Sub-rreasury balance is SGT ,957 ,943
gold, $t2, 404 ,451 currency.
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT MID
DLErowN, MARYLAND.-lt has become our
painful duty this week, says the Middle
town E;altty RegiSter Of Friday, to record
the most thrilling and heart-rendlng acci-
dent that has ever occurred In our town.
At about ! o'clock last Wednesday morning
our citizens were startled ny terrible
crash, which, OH Springng to their teet ana
runGin" to their doors, was found to have
been caused by the falling Of the >catlolding
at The Lutheran Church. The repairs to
The slecple OF this church having been COM
pctcd last week. other repairs were neces-
Sary to be made to the body Of the church,
and for this purpose Il scailold had been
erected on the outside, just under the
Stecple. ut about the height Of thirty feet
from the ground. ON this scatfold at the
hour named were MessrS. III. q. Wilcs, con-
tractor: John A. Smith, Il carpenter in Mr..
Wilcs's employ, and George Chamberlain,
painter, WHO were laying boards upon the
scatlold preparatory TO commencing work.
While thus engaged, the scatfold, from some
defect, commenced sWaying, and almost
Immediately fell with tremendous crash.
IL seems Mr.. Smith was standing just
where the boards Joined, and they parting,
he was without any protection whatever,
and fell upon the iron fence surrounding
the church-yard, the top Of which were Of
pointed, spear-shaped castings Of about five
inches in length, one of which penetrated
his right side near the middle lobe of the
lung and broke of. The unfortunate man
on reaching the ground arose to his feet,
pulled the piece of iron from his side, and
started TO run, but had only proceeded o
few steps when he was caught by some citi-
zens and assisted to the opposite side ofthe
street, where he was laid upon the pave
utes. In addition to this he received other
bruises and injuries Of a severe nature. Mr..
Chamberlain also fell to the ground, aud
his escape from injury was almost miracu.
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p:aboEicag Attempt OF II G0Iored We
lnan TO Poison 'shirty.SiX Negroes
Oh . ElSNlssins,i Plantation.

/ bold attempt was made at poisoning
last Tuesday on the plantation OF Judge ii.
II. SnHthWuith. near Slu0n, Sun1OWcr
couilty. Mr.. {. Il. Water, who arrived
here Yesterday. furnishes us the particulars
in regard t" ;hr affair. \ colorcd woman by
the name Of Mary, who had been ut vari-
anrc with another OF her sex on Judge
SouthWnrl!'S place, came TO where she was
milking and volunteered her services.
MARY ,r~rd a small bucket while the other
used 4 lar-c one. Mary's WAS the first to be
filled. which She empticd into the other
vessel. AZ soon IL they both h I'd finished,
the milk was observed by Mary tcIoW->cr-
want to present 4 singular appearance, Il
Nhiti>h substance similar to flour hubbllEg
from the bottom and assuming the form OF
black SDcck>, Which tloated on the surface CT
the milk.
Something wrong was ut once suspected,
which Mary was informed OF. Mary cndea-
yorcd 10 persuade her friend that there was
nothing wrong, and said she would take the
milk if permitted. which was refused. The
woman informed Mary that she would call
Jud.c SouthWorlh'S attention TO II, and took
i to him at once. 1t is usual to feed the CO.
lorrd children on the place with milk as
soon rs it is brought To the house, and the
Youngsters had all gathered to receive their
allowance. When the woman had arrived
she related TO the Judge WnaL nau taken
place. and warned him OF danger. The
Judge presumed there was nothing wrong,
and told the woman she was unnecessarily
alarmed. which did not in the least serve to
di<suade her from her views, and with those
impressions she gave il small quantity To Il
dog. which produced almost instant death
TO the animal.
She then gave some to hog, which pro-
1uced the same result. The Judge having
witnessed what had taken place, was per-
fcctly startled, and caused Mary to be
seized and placed in custody. Judge South
worth then armed himself and went to
Mury's cabin TO arrest her husband. Will
lis, seeing the Judge approach, attempted
to make his escape, but was brought to by
the contents of doublc-barrelcd shot gun,
three shots taking effect i'll his back. lie
ran about two miles and WAS orertaken.
Some Of the servants had come to the house
and complained Of the water being very
bitter.
4 bottle containing strychnine was found
in Mary's house.
Had this wicked woman succeeded in her
designs, the lives Of thirty-SiN persons
would have been destroyed. She and VIII
lis are now in custody to await their trial.
ItckS6uTg Hcrald.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE IN HARTFoRD.--A
horrible shooting affair took place on Tues
day evening, about 6 O'Clock, on the South
Meadow, at Hartford, Conn. A man named
viz, over sixty years of age, shot his wife,
another woman, and then shot himself.
They had had serious trouble over some
money of the wife's, which is invested in
the city of Worcester. The wife refusing
to make it over to her husband, soon after
lie came in intoxicated and commenced
fight, which soon resulted in the wife run
ming out Of the house to friends near by.
The old man had been intoxicated, and at
o'clock deliberately walked into the house
where his wife was stopping and shot her
through the breast. He then turned upon
another woman in the room and fired at her
three times, one shot taking effect in the
arm. He then went to his own house and
shot himself four times, two shots taking
effect through the neck, and then grazing
the cheek and temple. The husband and
wife are in very bad condition. The lat
ter will probably live. The other woman,
though badly wounded in the arm, is not
fatally injured. The man is paralysed.-
Hartford Express.
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Domestic Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Auenst:2 Noon. Flour and W heat
quiet with decided change. Corn dull. Pork
stcrdy at 500. Lard--Barrels, 16t@lsfc. Cotton
Tmrpcntine, SOC Rosin, ST. 50 for strained Freights
duh.
EceninG.-Cotton q.iet and lower sales, 500
bales al lytc. for middling and upland. Flour
quiet ut IS 1895. rs for super State and western
So 75G S670 for common to CHI lice extra state and
amber. Corn closed heavy at ssG132ic. for new
mixed western. Oats unsettled 1T 5nG152c.i west,
ern, 6060G5c. Pork frrner at S29GlS29.37. Lard
firuier at l7Dl7tc for kettle. Groceries dull. Ma
val stores d1r Frcights dull and declining.
BALTIMORE August 13.-Flour dull and weak !;
Howard. street :upe, fne. $6@S6.50; do. extra,
S7Qi7 So: do. family. $sGQt9: CITY Mills snper-
60i1O: Western superRne. SG6It625 do extra,
$s.75m$7 Is do. family, S7.5oGl$S. Wheat Prime
Maryland. $l.5aMsl. 60: good to prime. Sl.3sMl
Bl.45. White Corn, &l.OSRNl0; yellow, $40
~ OF. Oats, d5@1dsc. Rye. S5c.0lSl. Prorisiors
mechanical Nhiskey, 970OeSc.
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claim that strausburg is amply armed and

CHIN that strausburg is amply armed and
garrisoned for a long siege. :.
The King Of Prussia has issued procla-
nation abolishing military consumption in
French territory occupied by him, and an
'nouncing that he will not retaliate for the
expulsion of the Germans from France.
Seventy thousand French refnforcements
have gone to the front, and volunteers and
recruits are pouring into Paris.
The generals are busily organizing two
new corps at Chalons and Paris.
General Changarnier has been appointed
commander of Metz.
London dispatches to the Herald state
that the French embassy had news of fight
ing to-day near Metz, and that the French
made the attack, but no such reports had
been received at London from correspond
ents in Paris or through the usual press
channels.
Pfelsburg. the key of the Yosches, sur
rendered to the Prussians.
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 13.-Thc pl-
lot boat Sliccr reports passing Eliza, Tor
Baltimore. Bark Winfrcd, schooner Jes-
sic from Rio; and brig Potomac, Demarara;
schooner McGray, from NavaSsa.
Passed out, the bark Ellen Stevens, for
Portland brig Iris, for Portsmouth
schooners Jane Louisa and Peerless for the
West Indies.
Arrived, the revenue cutter Northerner,
from Baltimore. In the Roads, brig Wal
thall, from Richmond, for Rio Grande.
New YORK, August l3.-Arriycd steamer
South Carolina.
New YORK, August 13.-'rhe steamships
Palmyra and Europa arrived to-day.
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Warrington News,

WAsHIEGToN, August 13.-The revenue
receipts to-day were s611 900.
Treasurer Spinner is sick.
Secretary Belknap has left the city for 3
six Weeks trip.
The gold in the Treasury is $1O3, 000, 600;
currency, S40,000,00O.
Secretary Robson is gone for several
weeks, and Commodore Case will act in the
meantime.
A great many seizures of tobacco have
been made, particularly in the South, I'M
der the new circular Of the Revenue De-
partment defining Irregularities in the
traffic, which gives grounds for confisca-
ton, fines, and penalties.
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, /
VA. august Is, 1870. {

NOTICE.-By virtue of the subjoined
~ ordnance, and by direction o. the ComIoitee
On trc,ts all persons whose fences project be-
yoid any street line are ),reb! not fed 10 remove
lhm their proper positions on or before the 18th
day OF September next. Up disregard 81 this
notice the ur din+ncr will be rg:dly enforced:
I'm Ordnance C0ncernih1 certain Encrodcft-
mentS on PuJlic Streets. Passed Ja'epary 10,
1870. Extract.
- wherever in that portion of the city annexed
BY act Of the legislature pass ed f. bruary b. 1867
houses or porches which have been erected prior
TO that date project over or encroscl on the pub
lie street distance not exceeding three feet, the
same may he allowed To contin%e until the lst day
OF January. 1875: Pr0rided, hOlrerer, chat all
fences within said district shall be put upon tie
proper street li:,c whenever their cwGer shall be
notified by the Engineer Of the city SO TO Go; ind
DrOrided also 3 hat AL EN- roachne' Is Whatsoever
sh Ill be rem we'd before Tie date specified
..Ihe FOREGOING is u true extract from an ordi.
nance no 4 In furce. Wilness my hand as Clerk Of
the Council, This IS h day of May. 1870
&c. c. HOWARD, Clerk Council"
CHARLES II. H1MMOCK,
City Euptuppr
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Virginia RejOices and COnsratuIatcs
North Carolina.

NORFOLK, Va, August $3.50 p. NJ
The Board of Health has ordered I'LL vessels
arriving from Philadelphia to he qllaran-
tined for tive days.
Que hundred guns were fired, and the
streets and many business houses and pri-
vate residences were Illuminated tonight
in honor of the late Conservative victory i'll
the North Carolina election. 4 congrattl-
latory meeting of the citizens was held at
the City Hall, kader Biges, former resi-
dent Of North Carolina, being the chair
man. Speeches were delivered by Mayor
Whitehead, Colonel William Lamb, presi-
dent of the Board of Trade; Colonel J.. d.
Starkc. Hon. William II. Smith, and Colo
mel j. w. Hinton, formerly of North Caro-
lima.
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CRIME IN KENTUCKY. Cincinnati, August
PA band of KukluX made descent on
Versailles, Kentucky, Wednesday night,
killing negro preacher named Turpin and
another col0red man. A military company
is preparing to go from Frankfort to keep
the peace. A man named Faulkner was
killed at Rough and Ready, in Anderson
county, Yesterday, by man named White.
White had guarded Faulkner at Lawrence
burg when under arrest. The latter paid
his fine, but told him he would kill him
afterwards. He went to Whites house,
who, seeing him approach in threatening
manner, seized his gun and shot him.
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STEAMERS.

DILL ABEL PHIA, RICH ,ssSfAsSS
/ MDND AND NORFOLK SyEA NJ @aSshaess
SNIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA ONCE A
WFFk.--;-ntil ur:hcr notice the steamers NOR
FOLK, Cant ain PLArT, and JAMES !. GREEN;
Cspt lin VANCE. will leave Richmond every
TUrESD.i and Philadelphia every SATuk.
GAY, sicrnatciy. Freight taken for all parts OF
Pcnns ylraui, AMI New jersey also for Norfolk,
Passa=e to Philadelphia, including meals and
sraterooln S. W. I. PoRrER,
Agent at Richmond, No. 9425 Dock str. ct.
WILLIAM T.. clyde n C :,
Agents at Philadelphia,
Offices, No. IL South Whsrvcs, and
woo No. II North Wharves.
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Eore;rn 1ortptS-fBY TELEGEAPH1.

LONDON August 3-Eoon.-The weather
for the rast week has bsea very favorable for har-
veSting Consos, Oft. United States bonds, 49,
Sugar easier; in store, ais W3ds.; aioat, Hat al
26s. Cd. 6027s.
TnSDoS, August Is -Erening.- Consols closed
at Oft United states bonds. SO; Tallow dull.
LIVERPOOL. Angus -Noon.-CottHn quiet
and s.eaoy uplardS, SD; Orleans sd. fed west
3Os OIL. ~.
LiVERPooL. August l3-Afternoon.- Cotton
T. 900 bales speculation and export, 1000 bales.
Fine Rosln, Ii.
FRANKFORT, August ls.-Unlted States bonds
closed at Oh.
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From North Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., August BIT is assert
ed, OH what is considered good authority,
that Governor Holden will surrender the
prisoners held by his order at Ianceyyllc
to Judge Brooks at Salisbury, on Thurs
day. 1t is also understood that an iniunc-
ton will be taken out restraining the Trca-
surer of the State from paying Holdcn's
State troops,
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Destruction of Bnoys and Beacon
EiwlntS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 1S.-Baron
Gerolt has notified Secretary Fish that the
buoys off the Western Ems have been dis
placed, and the beacon lights oil the Ems
eXtinguished, as well as those at the mouths
of the Iahde, Wcser, and Elbe; also that
the entrance of the harbor of Kici has been
nbStrIIpte1
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CHARLES II. HIMMOCK,
! I5-Iw City Engineer.
.TJTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF THE

NTJTICE.-TEEC CREDITORS OF THE
~ MEHCuA ANTS AND N ( c II n / c s
by notified that the said savings bank, by deed
Gated the 2ih div of February, 1919, aud OF record
In the clerks office OF tn" court of hustings for
the city q! Port mouth, Va. hive transferred and
assisned all their assets To the undersigned in
trust 10 secure Tie debts due by the said Merchants
and Mech tnlcs Savings Bank and notice IS here
tors holders Of notes, certificates OF indebted
ness, or otherwise, to present The evld, noes OF
thc. claims to The uncers srcd at the Office of {.
", MURDAUGH, In the city of Portsmouth,
within sixty Gaps from the 10Th day OF July; 1870,
in order to avail themselves Of the distribution OF
tue ASST Is of the said Savings bank that may be
III AIDE under the deed aforesaid.
{. W. MUIR LAUGH, ! Trustses
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON'S
iY 90 -2iW1m
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FeTEsEHTEEsE, de.

dead THIS AND SAVE MONEY
II si,RNt 100 & R.T iEk intend moving 10
tie .rga building now being erected OF Governor
s;lcst by :. w. flarwnod on the lst of October.
Unlil tEat time are "tfcring Our whnlc stor OF
FI'!. NlTURE and MATTRESSES onl? L shade
above "csi. .
Ii YOU want wcll-lnade. cheap Furniture Call
on us uARW GOD & klTTEH
opposite post-otfice, Matn street,
an lI--om RicLmund.
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The papers had 4 paragraph short time
ago in regard to a remarkable horse in the
stables of Edwin Thorne, Of Duchess coun-
ty. 1t is now stated that the horse has
trottcd half q mile in 1:OGH, and a mile in
the road in 2:1T. He is dark sorrel, about
sixteen hands high, and very powerful. He
is called "Cloudman.' Hiram Woodruff
and Daniel pfifer have handled him with n
view to rendering him useful OH the track,
but they were obliged to give it up rs =
hopeless task. He is now sometimes speed
cd on the road and exhibits wonderful
speed. Mr.. Thornc paid $40, coo for him.
The public will be pleased to learn that
there is prospect of an abundant supply
OF coal for the coming fall and winter.
There has been suspension of labor in the
anthracite regions of three months; yet
Notwithstanding this the supply this year
is 9S4,Gl0 tons ahoad of the amount fur
nished for the same mines up to this time
last year. If all the coleries now idle should
not he worked for the rest of the season
there would still be an increase i'll the pro-
duction over last year Of 100000 tons. If
they should go to work, as many of the
miners are DESTROYS, the increase over last
years production would he 1,IS4,OO0 tons.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NEW YORK, August IL Noon. : Stocks duh.
Gold. II7F. Money, AGA per cent. Exchange
Long, 1909 short. lloi. Bonds, 1IiS. Tennessee
Ex-coupcns-oid az: new, 90. Virginia Ex-cou-
pons-O1d, o. new, $50 Missouri, DO. louisiana
Old, II new, 81. Levsc Gs. 10; SIS, 81. Alabama
ss, % SIS, II. Georgia ss, SEA- rs aos North Caro-
lima o's-Old, so; new, 30. South Carolina 6's-
Old, 30; new, IL.
Epening.-Morey, a@1i per cent. Bank stite-
mept unfavorable. Sterling unchanged. Gold,
1l7a@lli,, Governments t@pt lower. Southern
Securities dull.
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American Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK, August 13.-The following Is The
siatement of the cotton trada at all United STATES
ports for the week ending Saturday Receipts;
s 3s5 bales. Exports-To Great Britain, $50
hrlrs: {, the continent 1s45 bales. Stock on
hand and on shipboard not yet cleared, o.!
hall
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End nf a strife.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cali, August 13.-The
printers strike has ended. The following
rates have been agreed upon Sixty cents
for day work and siXty-tivc for night work.
Members of the Typographical Union will
organization.
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s,esEMEsSIos MERCHANTS.

A Y. STOKES IL CO.. WHOLESALE
N. Gi.GC;iss AND CuMMlSsnN MfR-
GfIA HTS. R{CIiM5HD. We hHTc H. stor,
ii la ~ ant wcll-GsSorlca $40 k uf G:.,yC%klaS.
which we offer t, the merchants Of vi ginia and
horth Carolina 100 h esteads I. H.. and y. Z
p%ny's Sug RS. liy Isl A. Y. STOKES s co.
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From New York.

New YORK, August 13.-Fifty German
sailors left for the seat of war in Europe to-
day.
1t is announced that the Orangemen will
soon hold a picnic outside of the Metro
poltan district, and that they will be pre-
pared to resist all attacks.