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G. & NV LINES

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TIE CHICAGO & SoETIlvEeIERS RAILWAY
Embraces under ore ..fnlrur the Great 1rilIi
Halfway Lines Of IAC = Isl AID \OnTiIWES!
and with it, Hu:iI- IoHs branches and cunuccion.
forms the shortest and quickc,t rourc between
Chicago and ali points in illinois Wisconsin Nor
them Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa, Nr0ras ba. Cali
torida and the c>tern Territories lis
Omaha & California Line
Is the shortest and best rou beJN cen Chicago anC
ga points IN Northern iIlinn.. Iowa. Dakots Ne
iornia. Oregon. hima. Japan and Australia lis
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
j the short line between Chicago and all points n
Northern VI i>cousin aud MINES Ia and Tor Mad
is"n. =. Paul. Minneapolis Duluth. and all point,
n the Great Northwest. It's
Lacrosse, Winona and St. Peter Line
/ The best rome Letw,cn Chicago and La Crosse
WEona. Rochester. Oyyutonna Nartaro II P.,1,
New Ulm. and all points southern and Cnntr,i
Minnesota. IL 40 81
Green Bay and Marquette Line
l. the only lire between bjcIssn ,ud Jouos,.;,1
waterfowl, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh Apnlcton
"Teen Bay, h>cauaba. Cgauuce. Marquette ifnq.L,
''i' han1"c" ana The LAKE superior Country. it,
Freeport and Dubuque Line
a. u me ON! i,nte .eIWten tIica2o and f
Rockford Freeport. and all points Via Freeport
oAiSaSo cIiI milwaukee, Line
T. the old Lakc Shore route and j. tho OIL, o.,
passing between thica-o ana Evanston ' ste ~
rest Highland ParS, aUEc.an KAcjUc. Ernosba
and Milwaukee. ~ 'i"'
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through trains Of thi- road.
This i the ONLY LIN + ru.nirs- tho. csrs h
tween Chicago and -. isGl and NinrrgnoIi ~;
caGo ana M iiWaERgc. Chicago ana Wiuoi,. nv = l.;
ca-o and Green Bay. VI III
C'osc connections are made at Cbica,-o with -
Lake Nbure L Michigan ont bern NicGi~ar, 80.
tra!, baltimore 4 Ohio. Pittsburgh Fort Warrc z
ChlcaZo. hankakee inc and ian Handle EGnt
Tor all points EA>f and SOUTHEAST and III
the Chicago AMI Alton and Illinois Central ~ Tx
points South. -''"i ioi All
Close connections ere also made vi-b tho -:
racine X. Ii. ~ Omaha Tor all far West rnfp, '"'
use connection made al Junction, r.nirts -,
trains ( all yro-- puiuf- f''"'N VIII
lcheis over ili> raugc are ,old nv oil -,
lGNei -NEciiis IL The LItcd States and Cansdtt
ReHeTlber- V Il K iaI vaur ticker. Via rtds
other " '"he toht
Ny Tors flee; NJ. AZ Blorduav; Go<ron n,
nee No.7 tate street: Gmaha o ice. s,5 Fsrti-
street; san Franci>cn Office ia NJ I,r-oTn,r, "a q.
hlts.@" iicact istce-- II Clark ~-r,.rr ma :.
,,isH nous h1.- v,f1ss N-;lf ON ,i,z5
pSi"t efFii's WEI Al..F.a sad f--7,- ..-..,.t
3tTs-i Dtf''.- t"i-ii- 3, lis g.f X. II, S4.-.t
f"f rates or i'l.trHi-Ji va I."l a;taii,sii. mn
nome ucEei -, MS. apply 10 S'It !
-, - -. = - NAEvIS HUGHIrr.
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StlEEIFFS SALE ON EXECUTION
{'ir"uit Court manI:ovvoc Comfy.
RuiuS /. Eaton
Plaintiff.
0gSt.
j James Aibpc.
Defendant.

Rufus I. Eaton
Plaintiff
agSt.
james Albrc
defendant.
By virtue of an execution issued ont or tba
circuit Court. for Manitowoc Comfy il Inc no, .
Gn'lIied acton, and % me directed and delivered
nave ,cNIed on all the right rirs,. ana interest
WHiCil the defendant James Alhcc had i'm and Ia
iol, NO. ten tlUl and thirteen ti3l i'm Block No.
Ilii}-N''C1 on IN The CITY and county of Mani
t"~nC uuo state 81 " iecou>iu on the IOfh d1v o.
AtrI y; -. lH''. or has since acquired thereto.
auction the highest bidder. ct tie Nhrritt- ; oi
NC pa "a" Court iiuu>e in the Cirv Of Nalito,yrc
M- IL "n saturday Tie ; d day Of Jane IS :
At l1 - CLOGS IN the forenoon
l>1- n AfI.I'ytni S " '''.''
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NEW LICU0R STORE.

Having opened out q complete stock of Wines
Liquors. etc. ! am prepared 70 serve my friends
and the public with goods OF real merit at the
lowest price. Patronage solicited. 9t1y
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Ut restoring cray Hair TO
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bnv beyold wants from day to day. and
NJ the new crop will be soOn coming forward quite
freely they feel there viii be no scarcity. 10th Lily
erpooI and New York have given way rapidly tile
past fewidayF. = ..tg.h> rscI.tR ifiE-f = -
The -four market has become duh. The trade for
the month has been supplied aud STOCKS are accunu-
lating. and sellers are disposed 10 name lower prices
for round lois. ~ .'f4TT- $50 s-1er' -. .
In wheat there has been large business done the
past Few days, The market being shade custer
shippers have bought freely $l.40@$I.45 may be
quoted for fine to choice rfIi5. r.g.9 s..#t
The peanut market is Gniet and firm. Stocks are
now small, and holders are demanding full prices
We quote 1t fI.10M$1.2O., &..t-:''
Fruits and vegetables are abundant, and prices
very low. Many supply their tables entirely with
these articles, which Is far better than It'll much
meat during The warm weather.
Cott0n.-There has been very little doing for some
days past. The remaining small stocks held here
not pressed for sale while spinners well supplied
for the present, and shippers can see no margin on
the offerings and hold off. We quote fnll mfddlings
at ilc., with small sales on this basis: MiddDg,
11c.:. low mtddng. 1o@10ac.: good ordinary,
9ta9ic.: ordinary, S,4t9SSc.: dirty bales, Ease.
Whedt continues to arrive very freely and prices
have been wei! sustained. To-day market easier
choice white, clear aud dry, $l.50GS l.55 gool to
prime. tI.401sl.4J; fair TO good, S1.20m$l 20 ::
choice Fnltz, 81 .43@a1.43; prime TO choice Lam
caster, S1.50@Sl.55. h. -,... ~
Cora..-harket well supplied; choice white, 72c.:
mixed. 7Oc. -. r..
Peanuts.-afarket little .trmer. We quote 500
90c.: prime. $1@sl 10. ~. IA ...ry......-i-Lg
Oats-WhofesaIc No. l heavy seed. 43@i5c.; No.
Q hight. 40c.; retail. 50@55c.-ApDeat. sf'.
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,-Rnnr.-aff.srtaot.on: White, :-woolIeu

Rnyy.-1 ffxeff sottDn, 2ic.; wiiites &c wooifef
H@1ic. -
- efi,n,.n.s:o sbicor1cc.3 ,,,sEzE irf -
Licortee Paste: y. ISaS& Co. 3lc.: r. r.: 23c.i
a 81 g 4. 2ss s "a G ay 49, ase. . z'e' A'0
.-~ NJ III LIQUORS, Wines. &c. "i
sAie: Scotch best brands, pnts s2@sz.25 =
po Bran nd Domestic. is5ase: rrntt sr25a
Virginia peach. s26&2.25. ,..g*s .F.,1 i a.
Rue Whfskeas: Medium. S1 5 oGS2: pure Old -
a GSSa; Virginia no 1L new, *s9s2.'o, ~id
Gin Domestic . .25aS2 impoTted, 80 q case
Neo England Rum: S1.65.
Rectifed WhiskeGs:: Market frai: proof, Sl.25.
Lumber, slaves, &c.
Ltinlter: White oak. 81 2Gf$15 a l 1000: Western
VIRGINIA poplar, *l2.50 6S25 q 1000: white pine.
s20GS7J 3 1000 yellow pine boards, . lOkGSl IA:
jolst. $l2SSIs according to lengths; shnslsso =
p LOU. TLatlEs-Spht; 81 so; sawed. s2.2 6@S2.5,
,&nres Whiskey rel tin her green 81 e@sasF
1 1000: se:rsoffetl. s20as2b Z; 1000 flour-harre
timber, -$6@S 90 n LOCO. Flour-barrel poles. 81
as hogsbead-hoops. no demand; hickory-hoops,
- aug % MiIl-Feed. - .s'r'
SRfpstuy.> 45@5oc p busi,+l.
Br0Dnsfuy:t 25@30r. .. b,tshei. "'' t...r'i
Wheat Brun 20@25c. 2 6ushel. ..a.-
Corn Bran, lie. per bishel ...,....,. a.. ~
,-y :. Powder. Shot, &c. .., ....,:... . II.
Fuse: Toys mining, .85c.@s1.25, a 100 feet.
Porder: 1878 by the FIVE kegs-less than hH
kegs s6. o5: blasting, a3.25@e3.J0., .i,.,' .
SHIT: Northern, $2.4OGlt2.50 q bag of2' TBS.
Grindstonss: 1AG2Hc. q b. all. a5;rri.
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'FTNENCTAT.'
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

American Goid-10D bid. -,
State SecurTtEes-Virs,ipis console, 66k bia ;rir-
ginin deferred. Al bid; Virginia receivable
Mons 80 bid, 505 asked. : i ,.;,,-.. - y
Cyitu iles.-Richmon city S's, II 8 asked !:
Richmond city IS. 101K asked: Petersburg city
s's g6H asked: Norfolk city water S's., 100 bid;
Manchester bridge Sis, Oh asked. .si.s :.
: Raiirond Bonas.-Virginla and Tennessee Rail-
mia and Tennesst.s Rairuad third mortgage S's, j.
and T. 40 bid southside Railroud third mortgage
,6's, j. and j. AK bid Petersburg Railroad first
ricksbure and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j:
and j., 100 bid: Richmond. Frederickshurs and
Potomac Railroad mortgage Oh, }. and j.. 931 big;
81. and ", 72k bid; Piedmont Railroad first mort
gage as, 4. and O.. 80 bid: Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat S's- J: and
j., 80 bid: Northwestern North Carolina Raliroad
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, common. 100 par. SO bid; Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six
pcr cent guaranteed, 100 par, go bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per
cent. guaranteed. 100 par. SSk bid; Scaboad aud
Roanoke Raiirond, common. 100 par, SAY bid.
Bank St0cks.-Flrst National, 100 par, l15
bid: Planters National, 100 par. ITO bid. 113h
asked: Union Bank Of Richmond, > par. as asked:
Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par, 10 bid, 20
asked: city Savings. IS par, 20 bid; Citizens So
Wings, IS par. % asked s. g. .-.1,
= Insnrnnce ! C0mDGntes.-M Merchants and Me-
chantcs 100 par, IS bid, 80 asked: Richmond Fire
Association, IS par l6 bid- lsH asked. ..s
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SUPREME LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHrAs.
Cleveland, ohio. August 15.-Thc knights
OF PythiaS in attendance upon the sessions
OF the Supreme Lodge Of the world partici-
pated in the grand prize-driil at the North
ern Ohio FAIRGROUNDS this afternoon. In
class 4 the first prize, 4 Pythian banner
valued at $50, was taken by the Columbus
division. The second prize, 500 i'll gold,
was awarded 10 Dayton, Ohio. The third
prize. gold badge to the best commander,
went to Captain Hewmiller, OF Columbus.
In class b the first prize, United States
flag valued at $50. went TO Lafayette, Ind,
and the second prize OF $50 in gold to To-
lcdo. Ohio, and the gold badge to the best
commander was given to Captain Canadian,
Of Laf,vet:c, Ind. This evening q recep-
ton and banquet in honor OF the Supreme
Lodge was given by the Grand Lodge OF
Ohio. This will close the jubilee. Part of
this gathering Of Knights, and most of
them, will 20 home tomorrow. The SUI
preme Lodge will then begin their actual
business, and will probably be in session
the remainder OF the week.
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Plug Mules-supply moderate; dema
GENERAL MARKETS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Wholesale PRIcEs!

I. AUGUST 15.-Crop accounts arc generally favor
able from the adjoining counties. There has been!
good seasons and late fan hopes are that the yield
will be satisfactory There Is large business doing
lin wheat the past few days; which has Srightentpg
tnhscco are also large for some days past, and
although the market IS duh and low for the common
a,rdr,r vet good and hne qualities command very
inc prices, aud 81 and SIT Is Readily paid for
such. - . - "a = ? .r:3 Sg,lt T.. , ,r,,
tdsrS f coDfeeht tiat prices would be higher In
aa,,ss fhan dr any time during the scar. but these
s,xnectaiion hive been disappointed. Inc frade
e,n ,vel;s, bast and although stocks are less than
FAR tlre wears pass yet spinncrs are unwilling et
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\ TERRIBLE THUNDERSTORM IN ONTARIO.
Ottotea,, Ont., August ia terrific thun-
der-storm visited this city last night. A
large brick building was struck by light
ming, chimney demolished, portions OF
the wall torn away, and several windows
Knocked out, Minor damages were slls-
taiued by several other buildings. The
storm visited Aylwin at noon, where a
school-house was struck by lightning,
knocking out all the windows and SKATER
beams. The blackboard was torn from the
wall and set on fire. The widest confusion
prevailed among the children, one OF whom
was Knocked senseleSs, and several rem
dered unconscious with;fear. Reports from
the whole district bring accounts OF the
violence of the storm, with many narrow
escapes from death. -l%lGy 81
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. .ArGUsT lat the YurdS-1rade was fairly
active IT the following quotations:
First and -second clear, lI2-inch, 1874: third
elenr, 1-inch. ,S2S@s29: THIRD clear, 14@2-inch.
*I5@s16: select, ls@2-!nch: 4, s23@$24: seiect,
l4@2-iuch b. SleGEs L.; waenn-box' boards; ! 3
inches and upward A, $33; wagoD-box boards, is
inches and !ipwird + s27 Astoek 63ards 10,
sso@s2S, ; stock 9osls!s 12@l6-ineh' sl7; COM
To,nwon Iuas 5sr:NT6e outside figures for dry
Fencing: $4,000 sll: common boartis, ~ let,
S9.6OQ$1l; common boards. 14(S1S feet, 80
9sIns5O; dimension stuff. 12@1s feet, 500
$I0.50 !: dimension sttf. 22@r30 feet Sl1@Sl6:
small timber, sxs. *9.50@Sl o round cedar posts
Se@S15 flooring, first and SECOND clear. rough, 800
fioorfng, first common rough *2S @s2e; flooring,
second common. rough. 3lSaS20: flooring, first
common, dressed, s23@s25; flooring, second coma;
mon, dressed, S20GS21: siding, FIRST and second
clear, dressed. s15.s0Gs$l6;' siding! first common,
dressed, sIs.5509essl4 siding second common
r Tfm5eSEss saw; rs TO is feet, s1o.so@sll;
pickles. dressed and headed, sls; Pickcts, rough
and common, $3.50. .-.,.. ~ III e.; 81, .
:, tninet>s-.A, standard, s2;1o@ Ego; a choice
Lttth.-S14 0G$ $780, tmes. ,5"Hs:T - .,t.. n
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9ac. Corn. active and lower; No. 2. 4SAc. cash,
439c. August. 43G 431Xc. September, PIC. GO
her Oats in fair d. mand and lower; No. y, Z4c.
cash and August, 23fe. September. GAG. October,
23sc. an year. Hye firm at $780, cdsh. Basjey 6rm
Msl2.87Y cash, August. and September. el2,67h69
1890 October, sI2.25 all year. Lard qutct st
1856 cash, August, September, and October. $9.lo
an year. Buk-meats. boxed, shoulders, &c; short
clear. &c. Whiskey. S1.0S.
Markets Ckoscd.-Wheat lower at .01 August,
csc. September, 93lsc. all year. Corn unchanged
Oats, 23Hc. AuEust. 53kc. September. 234c. Octo-
Der. PORK, eI2.S7kt9s12.90 September or Octo-
Der, 30 all year. Lard, $3.50 9s5.621 Septenl-
Der or October. 80. u ~ I Rttt3' "a S.it''i
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nAKsNE ISTELLIGENt:E.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST '1s, 1877.


Steanship " yanoke Couch, New! York. raerchan-
disc and passengers, q. w. Allen Sc Co. agents.
Steamer Alliance. Carr. philadelphia, nercnan-
disc and passengers. W.P. Porter, agent. ~'.
Steamer Eliza HancoY. Clifford. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent.
> Brig Stephen Bishop, -, New York IN ballast, to
load tobacco for Europe. - Nh = it,sBi'.,-oE
Schooner Charles <; Woody, Eastman, Boston,
salt, &C., Davenport 4 Morris. ,y.,,i..
---. = 80; CLEARED. g.. .....";
. Bark Texas (Ger.l. Williams, Bremen. tobaccoand
bark, +. o. Noting & Co. r. -seiE .y'&|EI'
; Bark Louis tGer9 Mlnnemann,> Bremen, tobacco,
bark, and slaves, 4. o. Noting s. Co.
Bark j. p. Anger. Dayton no Grande do Sui, four,
Dunlop & NcCance. LII. >EyusaiE 800 81
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, nerchan-
disc and passergers. l.. Il. Tarun. a9ent
Schooner A. B. Fields. Franks, Washington, pa
wing blocks Curtis & Parker! 5.9G ,Hf..t
Schooner John ". Williams, Hubbard, Baltimore,
coal, Curtis j. Parker. .
-.a., Ser. By telegraph, ,,t<e.rf
NEW York, August 16.-Arriyed ont: Nor
mandy. Antrean. Home ward bound: 1heresina. FOR
Wilmington Princesson, for New Orleans; Switz-
criand, for Philadelphia . .
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Mexico.

Plight BETWEEN Observation-Disclosures
AT WORK.
NEW ORLEANS, August 1G.-A special
dispatch to the Galveston Mems reports a
fight in Mexico recently between the Kick
apoo and Lipan Indians, in which seven
teen Lipans We're killed. ,s.iJ.''s. iii =.
Mexican troops are concentrating at Ca
MARCO, opposite Ringgold barracks. J,r -.
4 special from Fort Clark to the same pa
per says: j." Mexican cattle-thieves drove
$50 head OF cattle across the Rio Grande on
the 14th instant."2,. ,~,t.. 3t..!tt.t. .i.,i -
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TEEErRH.i''.pl''Hrct'.' NEWS.
PRESIDENT HAYES IN NEW ENGs
s.. -, !, - ..,5ean LAND .e.st..Aa ',H
Eushuxiaxtic Receptions mt Bcnnlng'
ton, acknowledgements by the
President and Members a
OF His Cabinet.

SENATOR MoRToN's RECOVERY CONF
IDENTIFY ASsERTED-THE APPROpRiA-
TON FOR TUE GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION EXuAUsTED-THE TURF AT
AToGA-NoToRIcUs CoUNTERFElTER
ARREsrEp-DEPREDA BY MEXICAN
CATTLE-THrEvEs-AN INJURED woMAN's
yENGEANCE-NINE PERSONS CRUSHED
IN SAvANSAH-TEE EASTERN WAR
SIEGE OF RusTCHUK RA1sED-THE GREEK
VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT IN EGYPT.
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ky.EeIe@rapn-
NEW YORK.

NEW YonK: august 1s1cotton arm q, 1p lands
Great Britain, 1886 bales France, $50 bales;
tinent. 1859 bales. Flour generally s'eady, with
ss.so@s4. Is; soatherh aoaT. ,un Changed. Wheat
lower; winter grades fairly active; spring IN MOD
lover x,s m@derate trade 5S5ec Tor ansraded &c
for yellow southern: Oats more . aeiye prime
steady poor grads eayy Sotes qer anI 1 STEADY a
Sns se DUN and Rice in fair
Rosjn Gr.a ut si.soasi.Isa: Tnrpeniine steady.
Pork Il shade tirmer and quiet new, $3.50. Lard
armer at .95 for new and old prime steam Whis-
key shade lOweratsl.llH. FreiShts armer.
"s. i:s"p sI:;;BALTIMORE. I,,.etea,i.y<
yBA1.rIMoRE. August ls.-Flour fairly active and
unchanged, Iyhea;-Southern dub and lower: west-
ern gulet and .aster southern rcd coed to prime,
winter, spot: sI.40K August sl.Ss, September,
sSoA sSsn auis aaa
RTa@iS asv; ssSss csSsS
Lard--Rean,4 10, . Coffee unchanged. Whiskey
hrner .: sl!2, Sugar qrel ana steady at liohe9
-, .'l1i .iltciNGISNATI.tbn9 T i Il
! aaNc1SSAr IT,, August ,l8.-Flaur fEmer and not
quotably higher. Wheat IN fair demand Corn firm
e 2ass asiet n Hnd firm a. Rss
AK =
'@$6.70: clear sides, 81. Bacon stronger; Shout
ders, 5,@eSc.; clear ribs, clear sides. ~
sa w MSshey si,s Ss S At
reserve 1901 Sc & Central Ohio J s@l6e. Sugar
IN fsir demand, Arm, aud pnshapgHa. Hogs active
aa f 9f RECEIPTS sh 'a Fs al 7so
Aea''''''.S2 - - Lolutlsvif:LE. "on ~, 81
LOUISVILLE. August l6.-Flour trTner but not
Op ,6ulls, red al .ZOsr
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

.,rs England. .-.. .
DEPARTURE OF THE RIFLE-TEAM FOR AMERICA,
LONDON. August 16.-The City Of Rich
mond has left Liverpool with the British
rif1e-tean to compete in the international
match at Creedmoor, consisting of Sir
Henry Halford, Colonel Peele, Colonel
Fenton, Major 4Wilher, Captain Baulby,
Lieutenant Fenton, and Messrs. Armstage,
Evans, Ferguson, Traher, Glider, Green
hall,
France, la
FAILURES IN THE SILK TRADE.
LONDON, August 16.-The Ft1uncier says:
" According 10 private advices from Lyons
several failures have occurred in the silk
trade, including onefor i million dollars"
,i.-.. Egypt. ..-
49, THE GREEK VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.
ALEXANDRIA, August 16.-The Greek
volunteer movement is increasing. \ fur
ther detachment of 120 started yesterday
for Greece. The authorities detained sixty
volunteers intending to leave, on the ground
of their leing subjects Of, the Porte.
The Eastern War.
AN USFoUSDED RUMoR.
LONDON, August 16.-An Erzeroum dis
patch to the Times says the reports that the
Alti are uniounded. There are only six
battalions, two batteries, and one regiment
Of cavalry at Ardahan. -Four battalions de-
tarched from that direction are now en-
icanped at Zainn. = -. ~. -. -. : .
+ LNH. SIEGE OF RUSTCHUK RAISED. =. /! :,
:, LONDON, August 16.--IA special edition OF
the Erening Standard has a dispatch from
Poredin saying: General Gourkhi has gone
to st. Petersburg to resume command OF the
Guards who are coming here. The siege
of Rustchuk is virtually raised. Il {.
AN IMPERIAL CALL TO ARMS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 1G.-An impe-
rial decree calls to arms all hitherto. en-
,empted. Those who have already served,
but not yet attained their fortieth year, will
be divided into national guards, whoimay
ultimately be sent to the seat OF war, and
national guards for protection and internal
security. -.,f.L4t' .!Ls<fs.
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GENERAL HoWARD's MOVEMENTS.
Georgia..
FATAL ACCIDENT IN SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, August 16.-A platform in
front OF Stoddard's range, Bay street, gave
way this afternoon under the weight OF an
iron-safc, which was being moved. Dennis
Willard (colored) was instantly killed John
W. Reilly had both legs broken; John
Daley and Richard Brade and five, negroes
were injured. -st .....f:fCs
THE CONVENTION APPROPRIATION EXHAUSTED.
ATLANTA, August s16.-The Attorney
General has decided that the Treasurer was
not authorized to pay the Constitutional
Convention any amount above the $4,000
appropriated by the Legislature for the
purpose of defraying the expenses incurred.
This amount was expended several days
since. .,..s...
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARkET.

The receipts of 1--we stock for The week ending Au;
log sheep The market Is well supplied with me-
dunn to common cattle; extra good cattle scarce
and In fair demand, with prices fully up to last week.
We quote: ...s..s. ......,.
Beef Cuttte.-very best. &C.: good 4:G641 &c.
medium or good fair quality, 3a944c.; common
: Hogs.-None on market: very besr,i .7iiGD7l:
lighter grades, 6(G6hc. % d. net. .r s...,.s..
- jMeeD.-4@.4ac. q H.. gross. 800 =
g., Lamos.-S2GtS4 q head. .s..i .''f ~ A" ID.
CaLUeS.-S5GI$10 p head. ,.s...... -. II ....- .
~ Miich Coios.-.20MS45 e head. +"
Weighed on livestock scales, 166 head of cattle,
So sheep, aud 1913 hogs. .i.'s@, ! %,
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= BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
FTyHE HIT OF THE YEAR4E'7fati
'''.'rr. ..--'r'. rs -'r."' ''t 't.N'
n ~ !. THAT HUSBAND or NINE.

The Boston Journal says: lii SOME particulars it
reminds us OF "Hpfen's Babies and In Others OF
mrs JerninSham's Journal Altogether, the book
Is bright. sunny, sparkling, and well adapted TO d.
vert leisure hour, while 1t may alSo-alnOst with
out the readers Observation-Disclosures lesson Of
patience and good humor. With all his faults, null
titudc OF women would like to accept the precise
counterpart Of - That Husband of Nine"
Price in paper SO cents Sent 10 any address post
paid OIL receipt OF the price by s.. r.,sg
.-.. J. T. ELLYSON. BOOKSELLER.
mn 10 $685. "N..~E 1112 Main Rtect.
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COMMITTED FOR RENOyATING CANCELLED
REVENUE STAMps.-Ne1b Orleans, August
15.-United States Commissioner South
worth committed Louis Davis to appear be-
forethe Circuit Count in default OF $4,000
bail for selling washed revenue stamps.
Davis was an old rag and paper-deaer, and
also carried on the business OF removing
cancelling marks, By means OF chemicals,
from revenue stamps collected in his trade.
The accused had several thousand two-cent
stamps which had been renovated.
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TERRIBLE AND DESTRUCTIVE SToRM.-Cfrs-
cinnati, Ohio, August 1b.-AH special dis
patch says terrible storm passed over Cliff
ION, H., last evening, completely destroying.
a church. school-house, mill, and u number
Of dwellings, and doing considerable dam
age 10 the crops. ..ftti ~