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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

The New York Nens says the southern
delegates at Philadelphia showed too much
disposition to concilate tho northern.
This is an unkind declaration to come from
paper which u few weeks ago advised tho
southern States to get into Congress by
whatever mcans-steal in, bride in, beg in,
said the Nssas. We don't think the Vir-
ginia delegates manifested any such diypo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

Cholera in View York and View Or.
= leans.
New York, August ls.-No new cases Of
cholera at quarantine. : The old cases are
improving. af-1t E...'. .a4~ 's. 's.a
New YoBk, August l9.-There were
seventeen new cases and eight deaths by
cholera in this city reported for yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS, August ls.--Twenty-
six cholera deaths yesterday. The sconrgc
has reached the country parishes.
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Scraps from the National Republican.

IL IL reported out West that the town OF Monroe,
Ohio has been blown away by a hurricane. Any
hodv finding such II town will please return 1t to
its former position, and no questions asked.
An exchange says pedler was lately pitched
into a we'll in Arkansas by an incenst d husband:
After nirh;fall the inccnsed husband 5 wife hshed
him out and clipped with him.
Judge Kelley at the press dinner in philadelphia,
said his recollcctions of the editorial profession
consisted in acting a. devil beyond when
uoir,t he had never advanced. Here il an honest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

MASSACHUSETTS, co-partnership
- heretofore existing under the style of 10
>EPH BRUMMRL & co. is this day dissolved by
make immediate pay ment, and all those having
claims against the concern will present them for
settlement. Either OF the partners will Use the
ma me of the firm in sett lement Of tho business.
We will rent the STORE now occupied by us,
No. 1916 Franklin street, until the 23d day OF
March, 1897. and offer for sale privately al our
stock consisting of a fine assortment of LlQU ORS
WINES, &c. This is a rare chance for any person
wishing To commence business, as the house Is al
ready well established. JOSEPH Bku MMEL,
auIa2w JOHN i. DAVIS. q,
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Tho Soldiers and sailors Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA committee OF sol
diers and sailors will meet in Washington To NOR
row. and will be composed of mon who served on
both sides during the war. Generals Averil', Gus
ter McCook and many other lighting men of the
North during the war, head the movement. The
object j. To make arrangements for the proposed
uationa! convention Of soldiers and sailors VINO
are ounnsnd To the Radical party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKETS Pen CABLE.
LIVERPOOL, August II, P. Motion
market unchanged and quiet to-day sales
Of 5000 bales. Flour advanced 3D.. per
barrel for American. Western mixed corn
27s. Provisions without alteration. ~
LoSDox, August II, P. M.-Consols for,
money, So. United States 5-20s, CS1S.
Erie, 42IS. Illinois Central, rs. nl
-. NEW YORK MARKETS, SATURDAY.
New YORK, August ls.-Forenoon.-
Gold, 1879. Exchange nominal at 7Lx0
~; sight, 999I4, Cotton dull At $40
1910. , a.1 ,'r.sTa,'. .ss'7o.
NEW YORK, August ls.-Afterhoon. -
Cotton less active |; middling upiands. SIX
@s5c. Freights quiet, but very frm.
Gold, l4s3l. II. ,u.. Il .tt,
NEw YORK, August Is, p. M.-Tlour
dull; common grades Of southern declin.
ing; sales $50 barrels at slQGsl5.25.
Wheat easier and in good demand. Corn
closes steady. Oats 10. better. Pork
closed heavy; sales I, 500 barrels at ss3.5
Gs32.s7 for new mess.~ Whisky dull. Rico
dull. Aohssss quiet. Sugar firm; sales
GOO hogsheads Cuba at lo1sallHc. COT.
fee steady. Cotton less active, but prices
unchanged. Gold, 1875. TT
NEW ORLEANS xARxErs, TRIplr, 81,
NEW 0ALEASs, August l7.-Cotton y
sitter salss 1900 balss low niddlisgs .
3SGS4e. / Gold, lAs. ~ sal,J 80 !. = 22'a
NEW ORLEANS xAsxr,.s sartspAr.s,. Y
NEW OxLsASs, August is.-costoa Nm
changed; Gales 700 bales. Gold, lAsk.
Sterling, 100. ~ II i,,.'i - ~ 49,. - 49,.
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NEW ORLEANS, August l7.-Advices
from the Rio Grande report political re-
volution in Matamoras, resulting in the
overthrow and flight of Caravajal and tho
instalmcnt of the Juarcz Government. No
loss of life or property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

MORE ABOUT THE TOURNAMENT RIDERS We are
informed that All enterprising Yankee visited the
county of Fauquier recently and succeeded in en-
gaging twelve or fourteen Of Mosby's men 70 go
North and ride tournaments. He II to foot all
expenses, furnish them with fine horses, and pay
them three dollars "A day. He boldly approached
first fifty dollars IA day, and gradually increasing
the offer to one hundred and twerty- five, which
ing TO this original caterer to the public enjoy
ment, We advise him to deal fairly with - the
boys" for IL he doesn't they wont leave whole
bone in his body.-Alerdndrin Gazette. ...f~
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Mexico and the United StateS-Men.Of.
War to be Sent to the Rio GrNnde.

WASHINGTON, August Din accord
ance with the Presidents proclamation Of
the 18th instant, declaring null and void
Maximilian's paper blockade Of Matamoras
and other Mexican ports now in posses
sion of Juarez, the Navy Department has
detached two men-of-war to be stationed
at the mouth of the Rio Grande. The
commander of the Pacific squadron has
also received orders to send two men-of-
war to Mazatlan and Guaymas to protect
United States interests in that quarter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

NIPUL TIE D GUANO.-The
INl JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY Is prepared to furnish the farmers OF Vir-
GINA with this WHEAT FERTILIZER; and not
caring to indulge in extended concentrations OF
its own, confidently refers TO those who used this
fertilizer in the years 1850 and 1851 when was hy
introduced and met with universal approval.
1t consists of an equal proportion lone thousand
pounds each) OF Peruvian and Phosphatic tSom-
brero) Guano, weighed in with the most scrupu.
Ions care and precision, and Is finely ground and
perfectly incorporated: .#.
Should any one prefer larger proportion of Pc.
ruvian in combination with the Sombrero Guano
than the above formula calls for, such orders for
not less than two tons, will be specially and care
fully executed I'm this case the proportions will
be rwo- THi rms of Peruvian and oEE-THrRD OF
Sombrero Guano. Both there preparations are ad-
mirably pied to the use OF the drill and can be
applied In this manner or broadcast, without loss
or trouble To the farmer 700
In the prevailing scarcity OF money the Company
is Rdmonshed TO reduce prices to the lowest POINT
and to be satisfied with moderate profit, in ae-
cordance with which the public 10 offered these
fertilizers 1T the following rates. for cash Regu-
lar preparation Of 900 pounds Peruvian and 1000
pounds Sombrero, at go per ton OF COB pounds
Special preparation of ], 353 pounds Peruvian and
CD pounds sombrero, at SO per ton OF 900 pounds
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants of the city, or directly to the under
signed, who bestows on this department his con.
stsnt and most careful supervision.
an lo-dSxwlm - 4 'it-tr" Isent
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burning Of q Ship at Sea.

San Francisco, August l6.-The ship
Wing was burned at sea in latitude So deg.
south, longitude Is deg. west. The ship
Reumcn saved the crew, and placed them
on board the ship Charlotte w. White and
the whaling barqucs Alabama and Wave.
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EVENING DISPATCHES.
The President PrOclaims the Insur.
rectiOn I'm Texas mt an End, and Civil
Authority Restored I'm all the Statea.

WASHINGTON, August l9.-The Presi
dent has issued proclamation declaring
that the insurrection which heretofore ex-
listed in the State of Texas is at an end,
and is to be hcnceforth so regarded in that
State rs in the others in which the said
instruction was declared to be at an end
by the proclamation of the 2d Of April,
1866. The President further proclaims
that the said insurrection is at an end, and
that peace, order, tranquility, and civil
authority now exist in and throughout the
whole Of the United States of America.
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TuE PRESIDENTS BALE OF CoTToS.-President
Johnson is said to be quite At loss what to do
with the bale of cotton that has been lent him from
town is fully appreciated, but how best to dispose
of it is at present ,puzziing question 1t IS not
unlikely, however but II may he forwarded 20 the
baby attract as much attention ~ most Of the
American articles that will there be exhibited.
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, !
RICHMOND. August Is,

RICHMOND, August Is.
Fifty-hvc hogsheads and boxes opened;
fifty offered at auction; bids rejected on
three forty-sevcn sold as follows: 5 hogs
heads low funkcd Tugs at $3.50 to $3.50; 8
hogsheads common working and shipping
Jugs at S. to 1925; S hogsheads medium
working and shipping Jugs at 81 to sls.7';
5 hogsheads common working and shipping
leaf at 81 to slO.75; 8 hogshesds medium
working and shipping leaf at sll to sl4.7s;
hogsheads common manufacturing, . At
1850, l at $3.50; ; hogsheads extra
manufacturing, l at $3.50, l at $50, ! at
1920; hogshcad medium fancy wrapper
at aSl l3 box.s fine to extra manufac.
turing at s25 to $3.50; box common
fancy wrapper at 800; l box good fancy
wrapper at sl53. ,... .....
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JyTpRyAL REvgNrE DHcIsIOss-The Acting
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has written a
letter in to an inquiry rs to whether cast.
iron frogs are exempt from taxation a. well as cast
chairs He has decided that the provisi ion of the
law exemping railroad chairs, fish plates, &c.,
when such articles are made of wrousht-iron
which had previously paid the duty assessed there
on does not apply to railroad chairs frogs made
of cast iron and therefore such articles are liable
TO taxation.
The Acting Commissioner has also decided that
pickles in lars are clearly liable to stamp tax un
der the provisions of Schedule G, relating To meats,
fish, fruits, vegetables, &c.
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rorrREss MONROE. August ls.-A detaehment {

FORTRESS MONROE, August ia detachment of
troops, under command of Lieutenant Day, Fifth
United States Artillery, was sent from here th is
morning TO Craney island, by General Miles, 70
United States Infantry. Fears have been enter-
tanned that these troops, coming from New York
and its vicinity, laight Introduce the cholera
into Richmond.
General Miles returned from Washington this
morning. lie has accepted Tho colonelcy OF tho
Eorticth United States Infantry. !.
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0ulck Time.

BUFFALO, August lS.-The trotting-
horse Dexter made a mile to-day in 2:ls,
third heat Butler, first heat, 2:2l second,
2:2G.
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From Cincinnati New MayOr-ClO.
IprO.

CINCINNATI, August ls.-Noon. The
City Council has elected Charles F. Will
stack mayor, vice L. A. Harris, resigned.
Sixty-four deaths from cholera yester-
day.
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The Soldiers to Hold . Great COnven.
ton at Chicago 18th OF September.

WASHINGTON, August l9.-At meeting
Of officers and soldiers last night at VIII
lard's Hotel it was decided to hold con-
vention of soldiers, North and South, az
Chicago on the 18th Of September. A
committee was appointed to draft . call,
which will be issued during the week.
Generals Steedman, Emery, Custar, aud
other prominent officers were present.
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Mr.. stanton 70 70 Ia Sps,u.

New YORK, August ia Washington
special says that Secretary Stanton will
soon DO appointed Minister to Spain, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

A NEW IorAt 0RaAS.--ft Is rery probable that
League nj this city will esla6fish an organ which
shaft make itself felt In Tho coming CANVASS The
enterprise will be a permanent onc.-Trfbune.
wha, In 70 become of Pornsy's Chronfcief
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20
The Frccdmen-A Large Meeting in Choctaw.
AIa.-The Emigration Scheme-Rrbcl Out

Chicago, August l6-A tremendous coored meet
ing was held yesterday in ChOclsw comfy, a Ia.
About seven thousand freedmen wer" present. he
solutions We're passed with regard TO the emigra-
ZION scheme, and ii was determined 10 send CON
ties for free transportation. The meeting was
repeatedly disturbed by ll-disposed white persons
but no casualties occurred.
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Crnns In Wisconsin,.

CHICAGO, August l6.-The summary of the latest
Trustworthy information from Wisconsin,, where II
was thought the wheat was very much Injured,
shows the previous estimate of damage 10 have
been much too large. More than one-hali OF the
crop seems entirely uninjurcd.
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important from Europe-Peace Ne
garded a. Certain-The London and
Liverpool Markcts

LONDON, August 1.-THE final negotia-
tons for the establishment of peace be-
tween Prussia and Austria, and Austria
and Italy, are in progress, and peace is re-
garded as certain.
London, August 1I.-Noon.--Consols,
ssh for money; five-twentics, 6sh.
Liverpool, August F.-Noon.-Salcs OF
cotton for the week, $4,000 bales; prices
improved for the week I'D; middling up.
lands, 1884. ..... ...,...a.
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MAJOR GENERAL SoHOYIgLD A FRREDhESs BU'
RgAu CoxnIssIosgR.-Major or, Gensral J d; Scho-
field tho present commanding offcer OF the De
nsrtment Of Virginia, has also been dea grated ~
Assist MT Commissioner Of the observation-disclosures,
the duties OF which oihce we're formerly exercised
by Major. General Terry. 4la.. . - y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

LosDos, August II, p. M.-The poiiti.
cal news is very meagre. There Is sbso-
lately nothing of gtnssaliAtsreA: | 1sip
little ship Red White and Blue arrived n
Deal to-day.
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The New Orleans Riot,

NEW ORLEANS, August l6.--An extra has been
issued containing a card from the Official military
authorities in regard 10 the late rios. which puts
down the total pumher' known to he killed at thir
ty eight, the severely wounded at forty ana
the slightly wounded al ninety eight.
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Movements Of Queen Emma.

WASHINGTON, August l7.-Queen Emma
will be the guest of Secretary Seward du-
ring her stay in Washington.
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Pension AGExr.-Thc President has directed
that Mr. Merritt, of the Springfield UllinoIs) Sdff
Regist,r, a Comprehend sheet, be appointed pc n
NJ Ion a gent for that state. g..
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Canada Prepares for the Fenians-
Aiming with (nntecs,s. f

New YORK, August l9.-An, Ottawa
special says that the Canadian authorities
continue preparations to resist the Fenians.
The troops at Quebec have been ordered
to be In readiness, and ten thousand can.
teens arc being manufactured. 30.
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.o,,s~ of thc Prcss upon the t'hii-
"''' cJcIphia Platform.

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.,,,,t,rr:G~ o' tHC t''~~ F
t"'' IcIplIia Platform.
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,-...ar cling N hi'hii'"''i' wv '" :"
,:.,, ,,l.i,r q cumnreLeu.
g.. H.. 9H "'''" ''"'''>
.,utnc situation and applaud
.., N.'N We ..,,
-....er q! tie Convention. ehu>'
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,rr IN ,ln ,latc,rm II never
,'.'r\ SCI i"''" !" ''0 l''''" '''
. writes on the subject IN tempe
t'r.t~ "'' 49,
a~i railry cunClliatory spirit.
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The I""N' "'''' '""'''''"''S '''''
,.u that could We raised by anybody
..' ,.c-, ,..,. ,l,;,,,. cows
ari.@Ni '"' H''''"'h Nv, WY f'"''''' '
,.rsn', o~rcc with the directors.
., D.. ''' y" ""'
--. E.gu,y,. is sadly diSTruntlcd. IL ~
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.+.r. however, 10 cooperate Win INC
7, ,,,,., all ,Lor, ,r IN,
t..,' .'H-makci>. IL 'huN' a'u '''e''i VI '''
r.,.a'> ,audiy chooses wisely in prcicrring
former. James Barbour, OF tulre
,,,o,,, :, ,bo Co,vcn-
.- was NOT only present III ilt Soh''"-
La, ,r,s d.r:I,3 aud crnhat;c in his
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.roval nc tho PLATFORM We trust that
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hugHrF viii lot hcSia'c 10 ucii""'''
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.tlr ailcsf politicians in the country,
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.; chose devotion 10 the South ana 10 inc
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.rat acc '''''' H., ~ = 81 -, ~, go,
t.# '.''' d. go 49,. ,.,,. Ia, ac,ni
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H|ta '+.N 80. - "'rr ',i ~ .''se.' o.! o.,
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The Newfoundland Telegraph Line
Down.

New YORK, August 1.-THE New
foundland line was Frustrated by heavy
gale. 1t will probably be all right by to-
morrow.
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New YORK, August ls.--The shipments
of specie to Europe since January lst ex.
coed fifty-two millions of dollars.
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menceper MT exercises OF Cappahosic Academy took
place recently. Miss Lilly Jones, w. N. Jones,
and r. G. Jones, of Richmond, read compositions.
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,,oyAL THE DAILY DISPATCH hM
Kh""r,,,nvEp TO ITS NEW PRINTING.
"sN ~, - rux NORTHWEST CORNER OF
t tEn TwElTTH STREETS.
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The Times says Of the
sition. Not they.
southern delegates:

There Is universal satisfaction among tn dole
gates with the result of their labors. have
hctrd no single man wish that II had been other
wife The southern delegates are especially
pleased. and adopt thn platform AZ one upon which
tbIy can honestly and joyfuiy stand. Mr. Ste
phcns, Of Georgia, has expressed his graft fcation
"a the action OF the Convention.
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Misconduct or New Orleans Onicial.
New YORK, August IA special to
the Herald asserts that Cuthbert Bullitt,
of New Orleans, has been guilty Of mis-
conduct in office, and that the President
will remove him. .r,.ass5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

BosToy, August E.-Private advices received
here announces the murder, in Texas OF O.. CARR
Abbott, of Portsmouth, n. H., an officer OF the
Freedmen's Bureau.
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firm of w. s.
~ WOOD r 60. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. w. .. Woop,
August !, 1899. 4. }. ROBERTSON.
ETSERSHIP- The undersigned have en-
tered into co. partnership, under the style Of w.
:. WOOD 4 CO for the rnrpnse of conducting the
kEEpIyG GOODS, OF which we are receiving a
large and varied assortment. and are Offering at
low prices, and respectfully solicit the patronage
public generally. w. >. WUoUnD;r.or
Natc Of Thco. Robertson 4 Sons,)
w. s. ROBERTSON.
y. BORDERS for Plumbing, Gas-ftting, Gutter
ing. Roofing, and Spouting promptly attended to-
au I'm
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lust RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT
- Of that celebrated GOLD NICK" WHISKY,
lree from adulteration, for sale by
an 2o-.t CHARLES r. WORKMAN & co.

SEA BATH G AT COB b S
y ISLAND.-The proprietors OF COBB's ISLAND
having had erected during the past spring NEW
BUILDING containing spacious dining room
that will seat comfortably two hundred and nity
persons, and entirely reHtted and improved all the
former premises, win be prepared to receive vlsl-
tors on the 18th OF June.
COBB'S ISLAND is situated off the coast OF
Northampton county, Va, eight miles distant from
the main land, and about twenty miles north OF
Cape Charles. .. s. o.' ..
Without pretending to compete in point Of
fashion with OF the older bathing resorts,
IL presents salubrity OF atmosphere and surf Tor
bathing which cannot be- surpassed, whilst the Pc
culiar facilities 1t possesses for boating, Cunning
and fishing, are not squalled on this continents.
Passengers from Richmond will take the James
River steamers, so as TO connect with the steamer
which touches at Old Point for Cherrys,one MON
DAY, WEDN ESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNINGS
On arriving at Cherrystone labout 10 A. III j, con-
veyances will be ready TO take them at once across
the peninsula tabuut I'VE miles, to Nottingham
Landing, where a new wharf over three hundred
yards in length has been erected, from whence
they will be conveyed to the island in safe and
spacious boat built this spring expressly for the
purpose, reaching there in time for dinner.
Every effort will be made to add tot the popularity
this place has already attained and the propristors
refer to their numerous friends In Maryland and
Virginia in regard to their efforts to please.
Parties desiring to engage rooms can address
fy2-dlOtS eod6w NORTHAMPTON county, Va.
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SAN FRAHGIsc0, August IA fonr-story brick
lodging house In Summer street fell s9cioGH
Joining lott, killing ak persons and wounding
hfisen-sone fatally. 'Sas 'ah1t
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The Cable Foaled and Righted by .
. Diver. ra a.#s

New YORK, August l9.--A letter from
Hearts Content, Of the It'll, states that the
shore-end Of the cable got foulsd with the
anchor Of coal vessel on tho 6th, but was
released by . diver. raaa .a. NJ.
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The Cholera I'm New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August 1.-THE cholera
deaths yesterday were twenty-sevcn.
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HAVING SECURED THE SER
llVICES Of LADY fully competent to teach
Latin, French, and the usual English branches To-.
gsthar wiki masio nnths plane, I an prepared 20
faks Blk Young LADIES a. BOARDRRS in my
family. For terms, &c, which will be modsrat D,
address as below H.. GTRlNGPELLOW,
4, vssdoH, Hanover coanty, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20
Mrs. Jefferson Davis en- route for Canada

BUFFALO, August i.-Mrs. Jefferson Davis has
visit TO young JEFF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-20

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