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.CHERIFF's SALE VIII be sold at

CHERRIES SALE.-Will be sold at
- Herlrico county courthouse, at II clock M.
on the It'll of June i III i So az p t.'4..''
:. Four MICH COWS (of fine stock}, ,,r.-s
One WORK and RIDlNG-HORSE, ..... t,-
One SPRING WAGON and HARNESS,
f5 One TOP-BUGGY,;f = it't! %..s'h - 80 .'..
I Ono FARM CART, ss.r;.:ri IS! I 1921, "a -
:. Ono CUTTING-KNIFE, r,-t--..4- i,s.. .s..;
One lot Of SHINGLES, and lot of ..
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, II. W.. -. 49,
to salty several attachments In my hands against
Emil S. w. Mahl. WILLIAM WALSH;
5s.h- for II. j. Smith, Sheriff Henrico county.
e te Nv s &M3t ...-} rs,....aEs;Et-t yssNI 49,
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M HINE SHOP.
II ba SL0AT &. ADD1NGToN, s,Is.s
-... ( .s.,-y, MACHIEISTS - tS'.Es..3
WORKS AND OFFICE: 14l6. GARY STREET. NEAR
tt:f ~ FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

~ = FUUHIEENIH, RICHMOND, VA.
. ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK REPAIRING
sTEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In city and
and repaired with oil kinds OF steam fittings for
same; PLATFORM aud other SCALES AID
duSTEp and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
5UDS0N'S PATENT STEAM.ERGINE CO.
VERNON, SELDEN,S PATENT STEAM-EH-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Compa-
ny,s zSTEAM-GAUGES. Every one of these
TO be the best gauge now In use. They are LEss
IN price than any other make. A full line OF the
ah9Se articles always on hand. We also keep
CUP forshafting and MI kinds OF which
saves ninety per cent. Of eif This Is the neweft
ana best ahips nus pvt. Coire and zee Il aud Dis.
. s.ss NJ GEORGE q. SLgAT. ss,.sgaIsf -
MY 10 :. JACKaON AnbiHlToN. z
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THE ROCKBRJDGE WATER.

put up In glass, containing all the medicinal qua
Titles as when drank at Its fountain head is kept
for sale at the well-known houses of Messrs. PUR-
CELL, LADD 4 Co., Druggists, Richmond. Va. ::
and WOODRUFF &c CO., Lynchburg. Va. who win
furnish pamphlets containing letters OF eminent
physicians, with few certificates out OF many Of
the wonderful cures effected by these waters z b.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The OldssT
Dominion Steamship Company'ss
elegant side-whcel steamship SARATUGA. Cap
tain COUCH, will leave her wharf at Rock
Freight received until Saturday night. Fare, Sl2
steerage, 80; round-trip tickets, So For freight
or passage, apply at the OFFICE OF The COM
tad--1t
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EOR PHIL AIDE l. i H A.SfrIsMa
TER, will receive freight for the abure port
I'll MONDAY the 9Th instant ut IL O'Clock.
Freight taken cheaper than by any other route.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates. Pas
sage to Philadelphia. including meals aud state
rooms, $S. ". T. Porte R, Agent
te 4-2t No. 2i25 Dock street.
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IMPORTANT TO ,WEsTERN1,a5n !. !.
ageil. -',f2s''f 81 SHIPPERS. - -
THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
nc.,ft p.sE8e15!I} AND TIE sftf IL a<.yf1 - zg
lao BALTIMORE ANDnoHfo RAILROAD sg7;5
7,stsI coafPANY's TROUGH LINE TO.
IsIts3f 80 B"f THE wFSstl4 ~ fttSs :. ~ .f

offer superior Inducements to shippers of To-
tBACCO,, WHISKY, BACON, CANDLES, &C.,
10 and from the West at low rates, quick time,
and less handling than any other line. = ~ -
All western and EASTERN bound freight delivered
TO and received from board the cars Of the Bal
ttmore and Ohio Railroad Company as Locust
Point, saving transfer by dray5 aud exposure TO
weather In Baltimore Ill 80 nm E4fis., ..rsE
Through bills Of ladng given on all shipments
by HAYVEYS & WILLIAMS
my u Agents
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; DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

J1RESH ORANGE FLOWER-WA AFTER,
IL made by Chris I'm the south Of France, and
sold at MEADE j. BAKERS Drug Store,
INV 30 9l9 Main street.
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SioNTINENTAL (E.TREl INsuRANCl
.uAnna11Fp htr1nNssefl

- rs ;RARETCSR Arlolssssfa sassssnt
sGsAapp pE Ga ysSasf q &
R0AL CASH ASSET ,sss' ~ =
T system PsPs ssEssss II 1 eRpsa 1ss
raisar sian rive II large profit it stos
and aIows the insured to Yarttcipate In thg s2tss
OF tie business without incurrlna any liability
a,ssmsna 5ss E Eass , ssasfs
81 LOCAL AGENTS -, .,isssS IN
THOMAS B.. AEMIsrEA ), i office, ili27 Main
col ss5esi * h & ss once
i. H. BbRUM, ofIee Norfolk, w: .,, I, i.
BROTHERS, Office Pefersbnrg; Va: ;
BENT q GoFFoRTH oiiies YinchesTtcr, Va X
W. ID. ;RICE, Office Farmyt,le, Nas;FGI IN
w. II. TAMS, Office Stauntans va. :,srI,. .',stt 2
j. W. GODWIN,S Office Chari0ttesy3Ie, Va; s;I
WISE e CO., efice lex andrfa. va GO. ssea I'm
r LIE AND, ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
~ TRAVELLERS, INsBRANGE COMPANY, !
80 = OF HARTFORD CONN -, - !;
CASH ASSETS. sl'Sso'0'p
Tho oldest and only ACCIDENT COMP my
Issuing yearly policies. Has. paid over ,USg
MILTON Doll ARs IN LOSSES for deaih OF
"dIs e and AZ , pSkH sETs e Sf 81
Il szsSfRF5fss 5SsgsEssHk Fl accident
policies. :. General A gent for Virginia.
Cfice,r Montague,s INSURANCE. R0oms, 60
http,,y .'I.g9sEE I. .s.I4Eft ilti 81 je i-1G
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FNGLISH TOOTH-BRUSHES,m made to
h our order in London, and warranted 10 be of
superior quality. large supply Just received
for sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
ap2 20 s25 Broad street.
H0FF'S MALT Z XTRACT-A full
HI supply on hand for sale by .s...a
..F j. BLAIR, Druggist
an 20 SIS Broad street.
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VIRGINIA HO T Z L..

C.sJ. PEYToS, ret F'a@i',
THOMAS J. PEYT0N.t 1HtHstH Je 2-eouIiH
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EItESH CONGRESS WATER and TAR
JIG RANTS SELTZER APERIENT sold ut
MEADE g. BAKERS Drug Store,
nv 40 Qi9 Main street.
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ITO TOBACCONlSTS.--We are prepared
i to make In the best manner all sizes of
FLATIENlNG .MlL4.S SINKERS, CAST
S1NkERS, PLATESs ETC. at short notice and on
reasonable terms. Wefahould be pleased TO have
PALMER d TuRPfN. !,
,uAH -,ajss @f swrtf aS2e Main street.
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PIUOLILI.

SCHOOL books at SCOTS.
ScHwEIzER's oysters are superb.
THE Grand Jury meets on Monday.
The Common Pleas Court sets on
Monday.
THE Apollo Garden on Third Street
opens tonight.
SUNDAY reading at the Post Office
News and Cigar Stand.
SENATOR PRATT speaks at the
Opera House on Wednesday.
THE eruptions of dirt in the Courier
of yesterday proves the rotten char
acter of its editors.
MRS. RosENTHAL, she woman whe
was afflicted with lOckjaw, has recov-
cred.
THERE has been no teacher secured
for the lower cOlored school. Mr..
jackson having resigned, the school
is at present without a teacher.
THE cool weather will be improved
by the skaters, and the rink will pre-
sent splendid appearance tonight.
EVERY dollar of the stock of the
Roller Skating Association that was
put on the market has been taken,
and E. G. Machen. Esq, of Lyon &
Machen, has been elected Secretary.
MEssRs. Otto and Theodore Pfafiin,
Kit Green, Chas. Senzmeyer, and
Louis Kramer will please accept the
thanks of the JOURNAL corps for
the exquisite serenade of last night.
HERE'S the way the money goes:
Six thousand Eve hundred and sew
ETY. FIVE dollars we're voted to be paid
for street openings during the present
week. a" Who cares for expense?"
asks Van Ripper.
POLICEMAN Rhodes, with an assist
ant. brought six delinquents to the
lookup last night. Three were for
tumbliDg door steps about. removing
gates, etc.; two were for fighting. and
one for threatening to kill. The
names of the smashsFs are given as
James App, Tom. GENT and Henry
A. Nelson. The fighters are Sarah
Reed, alias Henderson, and Martha
Smith. residents of Apps Block. The
shootist is Henry Terry.
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FLY catches-Vigos, IL; Riversldes, z.
Umpire-A. e, Coffee, of the 1ndIanapo-
iis scSo;reerfs.Messrs. J. P. voorhees, and J..
: Time fine OF game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
The game at Terre Haute was al
most as interesting as thatat Indianap-
oils, the Vieos doing some very good
playing, which, however, did notpre-
vent them from receiving six white
washes, five Of them in succession.
The following extracts from the
Indianapolis Sentinel will give the
reader a good idea of the Indianapo-
lis game:
The game commenced shortly be-
fore three o'clock, with the Riversldes
at the bat. At the end of the fourth
inning the score stood at tie. nine
to nine. From this point to the
close of the game both sides most stub
bornly contested for the advantage
which, up to the eighth inniDg,amount-
ed to but very little, the score at the
end Of the seventh inning standing
Riversides, Il; rs, 13. Giving
their opponents but two for their
eight, and adding three to their own
score, giving the FPS" the lead of two
runs-16 to IA. In the last inning
the Riversides were handsomely
WhiteWashed IN one, two, three order,
and the us" getting in two runs,
gave them the victory by a score of Is
to IA. The game was played in by far
the sharpest manner of any game this
season, being concluded in one hour
and forty minutes.
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BOARD OF Hnnalizatinn-

The Common Council of the City of
Evansville, will meet as Board of
Equalization, at the City Council
Chamber, in said city. on Saturday
the Sd day of September, 1870 at 10
O'Clock AM, for the purpose of hear
ing complaints of tax payers. in refer
ence to the assessments OF real and
personal property, and will be in ses-
sion on Monday. September 9Th. 1870,
for the last day. All taxpayers who
have been subpoenaed. and all others
interested are requested to call pre-
vious to the adjournment of the Board
and examine their assessments.
By order of the Council,
WILLIAM HELDER, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Sept. I'd. 1870.
sept3 I'd
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New York Market,

BY Tslegraph.l NEW YORK, Sept.
CorroN-sales OF l.031 bales at 1870 for
FLoUR-Recaipts of Ii ,2s5 barrels: heavy
and 5gl0c lower: sales of 1900 barrels at
S. O095 30 for superdne western and state I
good TO choice do; s. 90d6 20 foR white
Va heat western extra: 50 1895 IS for extra
Ohio; e5 eO9S 25 for extra ST. Louis.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet; sales of $50 bbls at
Corn MEAI-Quiet.
WHISKY STEADY; sa.es Of 400 barrels at
WHEAr-Receipts so bushels: heavy and
192c lower; sales OF $1,000 bushels AT 81 O5
1853 nTicgea Psi ne9oT new nSr S %1er rcd
western; 81 IS for choice new No. 1; 81 30
for winter amber westerns 81 80 for white
Wabash.
CoRN-Receipts II9, 100 bush: unchanged;
sales 5000 bush at s21z@s91Sc for new
oATs "Receipts q. s25 bush: heavy; sales
5000 bush at Soc for western; 6O@54c for
Ohio and State.
HAY-Unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet and drm.
COBFEE-Dull.
MoLAssES-DuIl.
for CuDa: 91<9l01zc for Porto Rico.
PETEoIEU1-DGilI; I1c for crude; 2sK0
TURPENTIEE-steadya at S9Ha4oKc.
PoRK-DuiI and heavy; sales boO Dds AZ
80 00aSl 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Qutet and steady; sales 100 Dds:
unchanged. Beef hams quiet a. ~ %.
mess ss0ssI for india mess. Middles nrm;
sales Is boxes at $40 % for long clear. Cut
meats quiet; sales Is pkgs at lsgz9c Tor
IARD-Firn: sales $50 tierces at l6aI65Sc
for steam l7zc for kettle rendered
BUTrER-QuIet and steady at 2OgSOc for
CHEEsE-UnchanRsd.
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BELGIUM.

BRUssELs, Sept. 2.-Last night the
frontier guard captured, disarmed and
endorsed two hundred French on
Belgian territory, near Sedan.
ST. BARRIE. Sept. 1.-Since yester
day forenoon Marshal Bazaine's force
has fought the first Prussian corps,
the battle ending in the latter's re-
treat.
BRUssELs, Sept. 1. - The French
troops who were captured and dis
mounted in Belgium, have been sent
to the camp at Waterloo.
ANTWERP. September 2.-Thirty-
six hundred cannon have been mount
ed for the defense Of the city and
scheldG.
BRUSSELS, September .-Rumors Of
French reveTses continue.
Throngs of French soldiers who
crossed into Belgian territory.
have been disarmed, and sent into
camp at Beverloo.
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Pistols ana r0Rea

AS the old cock crows the young
one learns" For the truth of this
old saw the reader only requires to
have read the river columns of the
Courier to see that the example of
the editor thereof is followed by his
son, who figures as the author of the
following:
To the Local Editor OF the Evansville
Journal.
SIR-Four days have elapsed since
your publication Of an article impli-
cating me in a shooting affair, in
which you apply such endearinR cpl
thets to me as budding rufian, .
embryo assassin" and hint at ar
rests, "leg bail, etc.
You have been informed, and in
fact, have Acknowledged, that your
article was entirely a misstatement;
you have been consulted twice, per-
sonally, in regard to it, aud have as
yet made nc retraction. In the face
of these facts now demand that you
either make an apology through the
columns of your paper or prove that
| am budding rnfian" and "em-
bryo assassin, "sor wear the brand of
liar, colrard and scoundrel.
CHARLES 8. HALL.
Now it is evident that John B. Hall
is grieved that his son is called a
budding rufian" instead of full
blown rufian, and as the effort in the
above seems to be to prove the writ
er's rufianism to be full blown, the
point is Conceded without further
argument.
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STEAMBOATS,,
THE MARKETS.
Sew York Gold and STOCK Msrket

Sew York Gold and stock Market.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
MoNEY-The market is steady with per
cent as the ruling rate on call loans.
Among stock brokers per cent. was paid
while balances still are standing with
large dealers In Government bonus al 4
s1ERLING-Dull and heavy at 9<9sSSi
GoLDZDum and steady; opened a. 1IesS;
touched 1867, and closed at ll6%0Ilb5s.
Carrying rates l85 per cent. ClearGnces
SS8, 000, 900. The shipment tomorrow VIII
be light.
The only movement of interest was the
advance in 1928 20 l 1875 al Az. The
higher price was bid for round lots Of 500 =
eco or $50 600 while at the same time lots
of $40, 600 were offered at 1 l3%. In the az
ternoon, the market was not so strong.
The advance in 1S62's is due TO the feet that
one large German ban ker, who had a con-
siderable amouDL let out, called IL IN,
whether for the purpose OF Affecting the
London market, the price OF gold here or
to make price on which to settle pri-
Vate contract IL is impossible TO say. The
corner was not passed to hnal result.
This afternoon deliveries were not all
made, and delinquent parties have been
notified that they must return their bonds
to morrow; 62's late in the day were of
Tered In large lots as low as Il.
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The following is the list of patents
issued to citizens of Indiana for the
week ending August 30. 1870. and
each bearing that date. Reported
weekly for the JOURNAL, from the
Office of David A. Burr, Solicitor of
Patents and Attorney in Patent Gases,
Washington City, d. c.:
No. 106,779 - Spade and Shovel;
Jacob Caylor, Half Way.
LOG, 826-Portable Fence; Eli Hunt,
Hartford.
106, 862-Krial Car; Edward Cakes,
Richmond, (antedated Aug. 25, 1870. }
LOG, 9O8-Harrow; Stephen Wood
ward and Albert Woodward. Sara
toRa.
log, 923-Liquid Stating for forming
Blackboards, &C.; William w: Dud-
ley, Centreyille.
LOG. 93l - Machine for Rounding
Fellies for Wheels; Henry A. Gore,
Goshen.
LOG. 949-RevolviDg Grain. Screen /;
Francis Mills, Mount Vernon.
LOG, 950-Feeder for Grain Drill /;
Michael L. Nickels, Dunlsppsvile, as
signOr to himself and Thos. Nickels,
same place.
LOG, 979-Horse-power Apparatus;
Abraham Gaar, Richmond.
EXTENsIoN-David Munson, of In
dianapolis; Letters Patent No. 49,
49l, dated Aug. 5, 1856.
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the run from Cincinnati to Portland
in twelve hours.
LEE HOWELL. Florence Lee"
From this we infer tha. the Lee is
safely over the falls, and will be here
early to-day.........The steamer City of
Evansville did not come near sinking
on her last trip out, or on any
other trip. She did not strike
''some sunken object" about where
the boilers of the Cumberland we're
taken out. near Shawneetown Bar,
and did not break about thirty floor
timbers," and will not be likely to 60
on the docks here, especially as the
docks here have not the capaci-
ty to receive her....................s..
The Sam Orr did strike some obstruc-
ton, as we are informed about
the spot designated. and suffered
slight damage. As she expected to
go on the ways at Mound City soon,
or on the docks here, the accident
will not set her back much. AS she
proceeded on her way it is not
probable her damages we're serious.
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CincInnatI Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Sept. 2
FLoUR-In fair demand and the market
nrm; family IS 5Og5 rs; 1000 bbls choice
extra sold az IS 50.
WHEAT-IrreguIar; red 81 1921 10. inspect
ed.
CoRN-In moderate demand at 70G72.
. OATs-Dult at 3A044c.
RYE-Dull and dropping at 78990c.
BARLEY Unchanged.
G,OTToN-In good demand at 19c.
WHIsKY-ClOAes a shade drmer ct SO 0D0,
but demand light.
ToBACCo-DuH and dropping; sales A
hhds at So 6O925 40 tor trash te good leaf
MESS Pork Dull at s27 5097 rs; small
L1RD-Dull; held at l5s<c; jobbing sales
only.
bulk MEArs-shoulderst 10 good demand I:
sales of 200 lbs AZ 121<@125ze. the latter
rate for heavy sides heldat Az @l4s<c; no
sales. A good order demand for bacon
sales 160 hhds at 141Sc for shouldersi l69sc
for clear rib sides, and 175<c for clear, hold
ersgenerally asking Az, I65z@1TSzci sugar
cured hams 23924c.
BUTTER-DuIl at 28d32c.
CHEESE-l20l4c.
EGG5-Advanced TO l1e4lec-
LINsEED OIL-Duu at CSC.
LAID OIL-S1 170l 20.
GoLD-ll65S, buying.
ExcHAEGE-FIrm; par buying.
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Additional Foreign Ne Ws.
BAVARTA

MUEIcH, Sept. 2.-There is intense
delight among all classes of people at
the proves exhibited by the Bava-
rian corps in the battles near Beau
mont. Flags are flying from the pub
lie buildings and elsewhere, and the
citizens paraded the streets with bands
of music, banners and transparencies
the government authorities were en-
Enthusiastically cheered.
Yesterday there was a reunion OF
the Liberal Deputies in the Cham
bers. to respond to the convocation Gf
notables in Berlin; King Louis was
duly notified; eongratulatory tele-
gram was sent to King William on the
field of battle, as we'll as to the Berlin
meeting.
The King, in reply, expressed his
joy and thanks for the confidence Of
Bavaria, and assured the Deputies
that this combat of giants would re-
suit to the honor Of Bavaria and
Germany.
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The courts.

REcoRDER's CoURT-Nathan Va
lard, Esq, presiding.-Chas. Letcher.s
of Indianapolis, was arrested for wife
beating, but the wife would not prose
cute, so it is to be hoped he will do
better and not persecute.
Mike Andrews. who refused to be
quiet when politely admonished to do
SO, was fined IS % for disorderly
drunk.
John Miller and another man. who
was so drunk that he could only arti
culate joe" when asked as to his
name. were laid by as too drunk to
try,
Before Justice Nc7ernan.-The re-
suit of the practical joke. spoken of
in yesterdays JOURNAL, was a nomi-
nal fine imposed on the sleeper of the
BARRIERS chair. AS both the COM
plainant and defendant were the vic
Tins of an attempted practical joke,
their names are withheld.
Before Justice Walker. - George
Clark, the colored cook at the Ameri-
can House, was fined S. for spanking
John Eggleston, boy.
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6f, Louis Narket.

BY telegraph ST. LOUIS, Sept.2.
TOBACCO Offerings small and market
strong
CoTToE-A shade drmer at I71<Glsc for
middling.
HEMP-DulI and unchanged.
BAGGEG-St eady and firm at 291<630c.
LLpuR-Dull and unchs nged.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; No. 2 red fall
81 1891 49, strictly prime 81 Isl No. 81.
al Is.
CoRN-Dull, and the demand exclusively
for cnoice, the sales of which are at 50d72c.
3S03S5Sc sacked.
BARLEY-Inactive; spring saleabie at
81 00Mi 10.
RYE-Very quiet at 73c.
GRnCERIEs-Dull and unchanged.
HIGHWINEs-Quleta at Gle.
PRovIsToNs-In little better demand.
MISS PoRK-S28d2S so.
RAcoN-shouI1ers l41zc; clear rib III
clear sides 1sc.
LARD-Nominal at 151%0l8c.
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NeR ToFk DrH 1000 Rarket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
The dry goods market continues lively,
and prices are generally hrm. There Is
little ch apge In domestic fabrics however,
apart from printed calicoes and gray
cioths, which are scarce and looking up
as are nous delatnes and alpacas. Wash
inst prints are advanced by m or
chants In Philadelphia another cent per
yHrd. Nous delaines OF all desirable
makes, such as Pacific. are advanced to 20
cents, and Pacific corded aipac as TO 22M
cents. Printing cloths are scare and want
ed at 75S975s cents for future delivery for
the next three months. Bright tapestry
carpets are reduced TO 81 l75SaI 20. six
hundred and forty pieces printing cloths,
seconds, have been SOLD East as rs cents.
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HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. AT .
session Of the Grand Lodge Of Grand
Templars yesterday, the Rev. A. Win,
ter. of this city, was re elected Grand
Worthy Chief for the ensuing year.
Resolutions relating to political ac-
ton, presented yesterday, were taken
up for discussion this evening. Sew
eral speakers favored the appoint
ment of q committee to apply to the
next Legislature for the passage OF
State constabulary law, but no definite
action was taken, and the session adj
f9urned till this morning
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cant: II. CLAW GOOdlug.

Mr.. Gooding has recently returned
to the city after his joint canvass of
the District with Judge Niblack, and
friends who have heard some of the
debates give hattering accounts of the
effect of Captain Gooding's speeches,
which have sorely tried the Judge,
especially where the German question
is referred to. Captain Goodings
manly and unreserved expressions OF
sympathy with Germany severely puz-
zles the Judge, who, knowing the
composite" character of the Democ-
racy, dares not speak out.
The joint discussions are to be re-
newed next week in Posey, Knox and
Vanderburgh Counties.
The very hattering compliment
which Senator Morton paid Captain
Gooding, on Thursday, was very graf
flying toathe Republicans of this dis
trict, aud particularly so after the in
decent attack of the Courier on his
character, which the Captain has very
properly treated with contemptuous
silence.
The Princeton Democrats attempt
to make merry at Captain Gooding's
expense shows how foolisbly incon-
sistent the Democratic papers are in
their attack upon him. IF Captain
Gooding is the dandy that some of
them try to make him appear, he dis
plays great perseverance in making
the efforts the Princeton Democrat
says he did to keep his appoint
menks.