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FROM COLUMBIA.

The ssuth CavsIin0 LeRtsi0ture-A RreaE
BstV cen the Radicals and a sderste Re-
PubIIesns-ArmIng Of NeEz zOss aad Threats
Of vtoIenee-
COLUMBIA, g. c., Aug. l4.--The veto Of the
governor to Radical measures of the Legislature
has created intense feeling among the extreme
members. A break has occurred between the
RaOicals and moderate Req ubicsns.
In diligence received here indicates the armlng
of the negroes in different portions of the State.
and threats of violence have been made. The
leaders publicly soy there Is captain on every
plantation. The whites anticipate serious trouble.
The governor has failed to make the loan OF
sl25CO0 Members are grumbling because the
people talk OF refusing to pay taxes.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. l4-ll A. M.-Bsro-
meter 1850; wind west and light Arrived ::
Steamship st. Mary, Capt. Bourne, from Calves.
ton, 10 c. A. Whitney q Co. Sailed: Steamship
Texas.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. l4-6P K.-BNometer
1850. Wind east and light. Arrived: Steams shIO
W. G. Hewes, Capt. Tripp, from Galveston to o..
A. Whitney d Co. No departures.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE custom house
officers have broken up the system of smuggling
cigars fIOm the Havana steamers. They seized
the ElOop -Four Brothers. The hold of the vessel
canvas bags.
ToBoNTO, c. W, August 14.-Sixteen men we're
arrested here to-day for alleged completely in the
Indiana express TObbeIies.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15

A letter dated Danyille, Texas. August 4, llS6S,
says: in q rtncounter in our Town TO. cay between
b. ID. Be tssums and Levi Green, Dotn we're khieo
instantlv- setsums shot Green two deadly sh0ts,
and GIeen cut sessums six times with bowie
kpsse tvVo Of which we're mortal. Both we're on
friendly terms few nOments before they we're
some little under the influence Of hqaor; and there
and another gentleman.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15

"Ai a Grant ratification meeting 10 Watertovn,
Tuesday evening" Gen. John l.. Swift asked to be
taken back into the bosom Of the Republican
party, and said be meant to stick this tme.n-
New Bedford Standard.
II Johns radicslsm "sticks - as firmly as his
title of general" he may be considered sure.
This is the same " Gen. Swift who was in New
York, month ago, trying to get Judge Chase
dominated to defeat Grant l1bO IS non ratided.n
Great boy that Gen; swift. we knew nun v,l,e when
Balm the frst man to take Office under the rebel
governor in Louisiana, made John general y
after that, and as Congress have just nov. by q
specisl act removed the political disabilities p"
from Nike, we see DO reason why his adiatant
general. - now that the " governor is a rebel no
longer. should not be a general after all, entitled
to "ratify y Gen. Grsnt.-lPymOuth (Aass.)
True Plymonih Rock.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

An Express Messenger Assaulted and
Robbed OF $1,000.
ST. LoUIs, Aug. 1.-Two men rented a house
near the express office aad had a package sd.
dressed TO them purpOrting 10 contain q Large
amount Of money. The messenger who delivered
the package was knocked senseless, chloroformed
ard robbed of seven thousand dollars. The rob-
bers escaped.
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RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURG, August l4.-Passed down last night !:
Roth. River falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, August l4.-RivBr falling fast !;
four feet eight inches in the canal. Weather
clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, August 1.-THE river is getting
quite low.
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WHOSE CASES REQUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT
Render Existence Desirable.

you a-s "a Tsrins from involuntary dishsrges, whA.
sfecdOssItprOS, CO vpop yOur general hsaishi
Do you fselwe L. stS ltsted. easily tiredf
Does sxertion produce pApitstiOn Of the heart
Does your liver urinary organs, your kidneys, ire
eusutiy get out ofordsri
Is your urine thick milky, hscEy SIT rOpy
an settling; or does thick the top; ssdi-
snsn, at the bottom snsr 1t has stood AwhHsi
Do you have spells of short breathing dySpepsAi
Are your bowels oons'Pstedt
Do y.u have spells Of Aintn rushsS boOdt hsAd'
Il your memory inpairedi
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subIsct'
Do you dull Hssess mOpng tired Of company Offs'
Do you lsn alone. to from everybOdyi
Does any little thing make you start jampi
Is your sleep broken or restlessi
Is the ust.r of your eye brilliant Ghs bloom your
cheek as bright
Do you enjoy yourself in society well,
Do YOU pursue your business with the same snsrgyf
Do you feel as much Conscience in yourselff
Are your spirits tagging given to ats of melAn'
ehOlyi
uto do not lay Il TO yOur liver dyspepsia
Have Won restless nights; your back weak your knees
weak and have you little appetite and you atttbuts this
20 odyspspss liver complaint
Nav. reader sELF-ABUsE vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured sexual all capable Of pro
ducinR a weakness Of the gsnsratvs organs
The organs Of generation when in perfect health make
The man
Did YOU syerhink that those bold dssan energetic
nR successful always those whose genera
y, organs are in perfect hesth You hear such men
complain of being meanchoy Of pApitAton
h h.a,t Th,v ar. never afraid they succeed In
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Several Bos.on politicians propose making
Motley the bistsrian, a senator, 10 glace OF M.
Sumner. while others favor Charles Frsaois Adams
fOI the same Office.
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Tie Carroll Record recommends Ferd. NJ. Good
rich as q proper successor on the bench OF the
thirteenth judicial district of Judge Wyly' who
vss lately appointed to the Supreme Bench Of
Louisiana.
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THE ORESOENT'S DISPATCHES,
FROM WASH TON.
DEPARTURE OF sTEvENss REMAINS.
DECISION OF TIE SECRETARY or THE INTERIOR.
Decision as to Temporary Executive
Appointments.
SRTtEn APPLICANTS FOR THE NEW ORLEANS
C0LtECTORSHP.
IA o L, Il n = a G "A n
TOBACCO REGULATIONS.
NEARLY A ROW AMONG coLoRED TROOPS.
CONSUbs 1ECOGNIzE ED.
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uxIsrlNa IN MALE OF FEMALE,
Whatever Cause Originating
LONG STANDING.

reAtmsnt Is submitted to Consumption or Insanity
spsus Our flesh and blood supported rom these
,nd the health and happiness snd that Of Posteriy
5e,eud upon prompt use Of = reliable remedy.
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ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF Is YEARS.
h. T. HELMBoLD, DRuGGIsr,

B93 Broadway, New York, and
lO4 South 10Th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
PRiOEsl IS bottle six bottles for Sc 50, delivered
<o.py address. Fold by ali Druggists sverywbera
IA NONE AJlE GENUINE unless done up in steel-eS
sray,d wrap1sr With fac-simile of my Chemical Warehouse
srs signed Il. I. HELhBOLD. The proprietor SOM
pei e55St ush wrapper because o. the growing poPa
lsy his articles and 10 prevent spurious aid dangerous
eospisrfelting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

Il UNITED, STATES CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF
JUSTICE CHASE PKEsIDING.-The case Of
The Merchants National Bank Of Baltimore
Us. Bank of the Valley of Virginia was on
Saturday argued by General Bradley john
son and Governor Wells for the plaintiffs,
and by Alexander Hunter, Esq. for the
defence, and continued for o further hear
ing. p ~ -izoA .s..R -
The case Of Palmer, Hartsook 4 co. Us.
William James was removed from the. Cir
cult Court of the city of Richmond, on o
writ Of cert;ordri, to this court. u II
IS. Parsons s. Sons Us. Wolf Jacobs
jury waived, and the case submitted to the
court. Judgment for the plaintiff in the
sum Of s531.l5:: - ID .- " 80 -. =.
n The Chief Justice informed the bar that
the docket would be called again to-day IN
order to try those cases in which the pre-
sence of two Judges is desired. ~
/ George W. Scott, Of New York, has intro
duced suit In this court against the Farm
ers Bank Of Fincastle with view to the
appointment of a receiver for that bank.
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SUMMER RESORTs.

1cSHE HEALING SPRINGS, rsa.
BATH COUNTY, va.
" eTSE TssaEy sE Sr :eS 'ssfss s 6 s,sFs
'hIGs TSes@ springs arg accessible by she virginia
caa,tal rsilr6ad and its connecti Ions nom KIN.
Ssro' Depot twenty tS,:free miles By TIE old route,
and air rrsiiros rSaa noW Se nn sne
Ss fs Springs passing In fai view the celebrated ZEBRA ed
Fass medicinal virtues of these waters are 50 ren.
ry and faSeraby known that s9 Useless ses
n The limits OF an advertisements to attempt to give
"ss;cment Of the cures effected By their Tse
PaS;eIL PPapseI Laid Co., dfagsisss, Richmond @ o 10
at eares ,ns sReia sessss VIII ssrsaes IS
icwing among other diseases
fprnnic Laryngitis Neuraf9ia - = e. g5.s2.
bronchial Affections, Scrofala,
Asthma, .l8al lC Chronic t0pthalinie Af- |,
Thronic Gostritis, fectionss 49,
dyspepsia, ozeana offensive disease
Chronic piarrh@a !,a i ,,sa. or tl,e nesea, Ia
CSr"liic Ssr"nic Diseases Of the Erysipeiss '"o 'A
liver go, Nervous Diseases of ali
iR91TtsSiiisy R15 Of bladder, spinal frri.as,ons,
Enlarged nisrs Frostrate Diseases. pecnaar % to Fe.
cS1snic ;SS RheumasiSm, sssoadsry syphilis in an
The luxury and invigora,ing effects of the Baths
ai The Springs arc commented on by all who have
used them. ,.s.. -. .S'ss
These Springs are delightfully."- situated I'M the
Warm Spring Valley and the scepery Is grand
beautiful and picturesque In the highest degree.
Hot and Cold Spout Baths, and Shower and
Plunge Baths at all hours. Pure freestone water
from the mountains Is conveyed through the build
ngs and grounds, affordtng ample supply fora
purposes. &'t.,F =
al appliances for health, comfort, and enjoy
nent are pr4yded1a fine Band Of Music, Billiard
DR.. BLAIR BURWELL resident physician.
Communication by mail and telegraph daily
BOARD, Is per day, $40 per week. and S75 per
month. s-ssS JOHN L.sEUBANK.
i,s q Z
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Mayors CouRT-MAYOR GHAH0oNy PRE-,
s1D1NG-SATURDAY.--The case Of Joseph,
Cox I(negro), who was arrested on Wednes,
day last for stealing .slo0 insilser coln ana
tsundry other, articles, the aggregate value
;;of which amounted to sl50 from Abraham
warwick, was farther heard, and continued
until Wednesday next. q la :, !.
George Washington and y 4 9ttoyay e Goie
(negroesj, arrested on a charge Of stesling
wine, and cigars {yalue; unknownl from the
wine-cellars Of the Spotswocd Hotei, ,sWerae
remandcd to Jail for q hearing to-day q
Nugent, arrested fer trespassing on
Thomas Kane's property, and frightening
him IN respect 70 the title Of the same was
!; Jane Jones fnegro), charged with steal
mo from tie wardrobe Of Miss Emma Blount
eight under garments, two dresses, . ;oI work. s;
hi baS. Comb. looking glass, and several other
articles. was remanded until to-day.4is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

.. GENERAL ,SToNEMAN's STAFE.7-By Gene
raj Order No. so, Brevet Lieutenant-C Colo
mel J. A. Campbell, second lieutenant Fifth
United States artillery, is announced as
aid de-camps on the staff Of the eomnaand-
ing General Of this military district: de-
partment of Eirginia1 to date from June
s2,1S6S, subject to the sanction of the War
Department., SyTgEg YrT7Iy7 -
We are pleased tonptiee that this popular
,oficerwiH remain theadq dquarters in Rich.
'rnond n1s 70 ETfs -
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s SALES OF REAtT ESTATE. .--Messrs. Lee &
Goddin, auctioneers, ,sold on yesterday the
following pieces Of, real estate :, a, tract of
land three and q half miles below Rich
mond, containing 9s1 acres, for $500 cash ;
small frame tenement on Seventeenth street,
near to. Richard street, $400 cash; building
lot, ,2l 1hx100a feet,y corner Marshall and
Nineteenth streets, 5000 cash; two frame
tsnements, fronting 55x10O feet, on Mar
shall between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, 81 400 cash twoT unfinished gbrick
tenements, fronting 80 115xl00 feet, asiabove,
$1,000 cash .,....p Eee;t,fr1or siy,.gjt ,tIs
Messrs. Lyme & Brother, sold on Saturday
the brick dwelling on Broad between Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, for
$1,000. qsisYgr dtie bstsGrtEaa maiaEsiI
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= RESIGNED ,Ie H1s CHARGE. Rev. Dr.. ~ 4.
Honson. ~ pastor of the Sycamore tDisciplesl
church. has resigned his charge z having
scented call TO church in Lousyille,s
iKy. The resignation. is to take effect Oh
the first day of September, s.s Z:
DR.. Hopson's, ministry ia, this city seems
10 have been greatly blessed, and many out,
side of his own devoted congregation VIA
regret that he feels it his duty, 20 leave us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

~ IMM1eRATIoS.-A gentleman from Min
nesota has recently visited ethis State with
the viewsto, the selection of lot of land for
o colony of Germans. from the State, he re-
presents. We hear that he has been in
Amelia county, and selected there tract
Of 5000 acres, whichs it is very likely, he
will purchase for the purposes indicated.
Let the Germans come. among US. We will
receive them as -weiIwill, receive all other
Caucasians, with open arms, for this must
be, and will be, white mans government.
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) rOFpIcE RIucMoND AND YORK RIyzRl
l-6 'a.E+ ~ RAILRoAD COMPANY
. "a n


At 10 RlHGs9SD ssts AsD SsaskEE HsEK EIysH
3fa9l Jfslff sysI RICHMOND, March IL ges.
r INE TO PHILADELPHIA. AND
Il 4 BOSTON RE-OPEEED.-This company 10
now prepared again TO receive apd forward freight
to and from Boston aud Philadelphia.
Freight for these points leaves .Richmond every
and ERPAY and e. she saRf ss
ssdd End n pa,n5s OHIO ps
ROAD. snd.al piaces reached BY The Northern Cen
= Passcnaers win find this delightful spring and
summer route to Baltimore, Ttiere they arrive
always In time forthe carly North and West,
with ample time for breakfast ins Baltimore "
desired: Fare 10 B baltimore only foar dollars we
Ereights for Baltimore END m Points beyond fe'
shippers. s g. observe the following directions:
|" FT6A BOSTON, 10 RTcIa6oND. .-siark your goods
and 9f Snd
ship by Boston and Providence railroad.i
sH9rh rhiadsfpR aaa Hsltos a9 gnioa
aad shd Feafyfs eaE ssl ssses
'lBBaTaiIae Baltimore ONCE, No sLtrht-stree. wharf
+ Traina Iasye the Richmond depot daily at7 A. M.
STAGS taSs aSs rHbAY nsh s On
WiIiiafa COUNTY. stages leave Tor Tappahahnock,
gassing King illisM CoasthoEss Mtasixerton, on
Brsiagson ana anss Mhel,snvsdd sane dnJ my
aaa Ss
|, reach Richmond by the cars q $50; so;..y,...
Fare to FIJI fas q Pm
an pfepessiou' 80 ri rfeiailt and Ticket gent.
csptaia JoHNGH.: RREE,lAN, Passsnger and
Freight Agent. mn -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

THE STRAWBERRY FEAST for the benefit
of St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum presents
additional attractions this evening, in q
choice entertainment of vocal and instru-
mental music. The festival will be, con-
tinued until Wednesday evening. etS
We return thanks to the, lady managers
for their, kind remembrance of the /" Local y
on Saturday. From the sample furnished,
we do not hesitate, to pronounce the delica'-
cies on sale by them delicious. sf7L sE3 Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

% CoLoREDi ODD sFEILows-Fhe members
Of Lone, Star Lodge, No.3 l34Q, celebrate
their first anniversary BY o grand .turn-out
today. An address suitable to the occa-
sion will be delivered BY Rev. Aaron Pin
dell (coloredesat the First African Church.
At night a. grand entertainment foreharita-
BILE, purposes will be given, at the old United
States Hotel. a: Petersburg Lodge will
Join join ii the celebration. = - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

CoNsTAsgE ApPoINTED. .--General Stone
man appointed Saturday Charles J. Burton
to be Constable fol-, the Fourth Maggisteriel
District of Alexandria county vice Welsh
resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

AppoINTMENT.-Mr.T Thomas W. Upshur
has been appointed by Governor Geary
commissioner for the State of Pennsylvania
in Virginia, s;jiI% *z2--lHg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

1.-THE ASSTAL MEETING OF THE Holly.
WOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will be held
this Monday afternoon June 9, lat %
O'Clock, in1.the llecture-room of: St. Paul's
church. The members of the Association
are reminded that membership fees are due
at the annual meetings..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

, UNITED STATES DISTRICT GoURT-JUDGE GE
sUNpERwooD PREsIDING-The admiralty
case of James R. Shelley Us. The Schooner
LucyzD. was called on Saturday. A few
witnesses were heard, and the case con-
tinued. " ~
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GROCERIES, DC.

T>HE GREATEST LUXURY IN THE
WORLD IS GOOD TEA AND ROASTED
COFFEE. The place to buy It is at j. III.
ANTHoNY's Tea, Store, IN Main street. best
Gunpowder Tea at sS2.25 per pound; superior
Knasted Coffee the best In the city Trenton
Wine and Family Crackers Ginger Snaps, Spice
Jumbles, Day & Martins Blackfng. Six doors
above the Spotswood Hotel,.f -. -, lie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

= BAPTIST. SUNDAY scHooIL ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting Of this Asso-
citation viii take place on Monday evening
next, J instead of this aevening having been
postponed on account of'thes absence of Sc
yeral of the ministers and superint tendents
from the city. - !''SD' %'''-' 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

y;ata asfss from isn Cumberland arrived Saturday
and were Dent out to the 2penitsntiary !:
.Daniel Chapman and Tom Turpin, SEN
tentenced to FIVE years; Billy Harris and
.IohH Castuih thKss sgearssgapa Wilson
Brooke four ysssssdsss a7.s = =
THE HiHBEs OF CoMMERcE.-Theretis
i nov. in session id Phifsdelphia o National
Board az Trade. The Chamber of Com
meTce oss Ekiss city hiring been yited
to send dsfsgates % The sanss the resi-
dent, .DaYid i !, Blisrr, II appointed Colonel
Jamea r. Kranch and Wi iliiam 2. baacs,
sEEsqs,ass delegates, and these gem Atlamel axs
now ia Philadslp phiia.ss The selection is an
+Sxcsileat one. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

AN. MISUNDERSTANDING commissioners
of streets for Jefferson Ward are doing a
good work, in building q; fight Of steps up
the hill on .Twenty2fourth street between
Franklin and Grace. This will be a great
convenience TO the people Of Church Hill.
Let Twenty fourth street also be- graded
from. Main to Franklin.g en- vi .eia}ib8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

SEVERE FALL:--on saturday morning, a
negro child fell from the second story of a
house on Main street, nearo Nineteenth to
the pavement below. It was picked mp
nearly dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

THE FESTIVAL at the Broad-street5 NJ Me-
tlhodist church isE E still open, and presents
many attractlons. : adI h,re ,t.alr,r.-I.il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

sSHEaEsiYt .RoBBER8E6S srfadrs George
Washington and William 0ttoway, two me-
groes employed as servants ltheS Spots
wood Hotel, were arrested Friday night on
charge of stealing-a lot Of wines and 81:
quors;tH aaboutk o., 600 Sfrom the wine
room at chat, hotel Office. Merrill made
the arrests. An entrance into the wine.
room was effected by breaking sahols
through the floor. Sc Part Of the. .spoilsy were
found concealed in ceiling OF the cellar.
EGa0rga and William sEsre khsfose the
Mayor ON saturda and We're cepmitted
for D nearing this morning rlql SIS57aS 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

/" In THE WRONG PEw.-JL. G. iDanner,
"iHunnicutt's lieutenant, p and Of impeaeh-
ment rnotoriety, actually presented, himself
at, the great Conservative German: mass
meeting on Friday night. He either court
ed martyrdom or wanted to make a speech,
but his brethren Of the same nationality
could not tolerate his presence, ,tand the was
hustled out IN ethe most lunceremonious
manner. He was fortunate enough, how
ever, to get off without q broken head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08
HNTEIaLEGsENeE.E
I MrsIlTUTS faTalslG i sosz 9 ssa.
Sun Sun sets. ...:.......:7 isl High tidet a. a,...
PORT OE RICEMQMn JUNE "a l1s1aa

= ~ PORT OE RlCEMDAA1 ygCSE sYsffsspspa'g N
y - ~crNSs " @S- ARRIVED. rs
N steafaar Eibenfafis lcoaea Tnama York Iner.s
chandise and passcngeys, w c. punhsm q Go. -
! S,ss aim Syfyester g tford Norfolk mef~
sehsuI.iss and passensssss T.. b. Tatpm -aYa as
zas. ssSsssafss,n safss,naffss cuusk New Ycfk, ucr.
siisaseSd sasecngexa M Ge RRpA4Hl 81 Co, ~
Steaner State or Maryland, TFayera galtimore,
Lanarchandise snd passehgerss Ear5eysM WI Wttlianss
and si Mnsiies Hopkins, down tie yives. iight p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

III RROSENE 0IIa LAMPS So N-Bg KAss ! Y
IN ERs, 70. pgegeut explosion; WICnss 81 a.aa =
saai :, III bhHis .i1 atsss 6 ssss eoaser 81
Z Mo B m HeHTisALn ia With sfs aae sif3is e =
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eorn=and FIourcExebanae.

.s2otfauJ sfss RfcHafoaps June 8 lssst
OFFERINGS, s.,,,. ay1.y
iCoyrn.-White. 47o bushels. yellow, 2s2 bushels
Mixed, 42I4 bushels. hsS5sSA z IA T9r. sftF II
,s.s tgts sISbsls n5sassh = sai3as5s s; b9;as-7
! Rogs-- -Eiaes 30 y y9arrelss sad aoiissgp 0iIT |
SALES.
GGCaor7, tiite, 80 Bushels on private ternns .
bushels fat, 81 is Sc bushels at 9ile total "a
bnsheIs Yellow 10 bushels at 81. 10 ITO pushfi
at az 1852 total 40 bushelss Mixed ~ bushels n
~ d1ss Id SIG busaels sood ut sscsirs yiEts1T9o
Rye.--I3 bushels good at 81, ga; % bushels prina
at $i.T0; total, ~ abusheis.a tsts''''+'S - ~
Isss ssitant 1sidnE-ExHlRtrEps 5t ytT9sa = |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

4, MALE ORPHAN AssocI ALTON. There will
be a: meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
this asylum at the Office Of, the president at
S O'Clock, this afternoon. II is requested
that every member be present. ,.etg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

{ HEsR1co COUNTY URT.-Henry NJ.
Jones was tried on Saturday and convicted
,sof assaulting E. A. Hobgood. He WAS fined
| To-day the motion for q new trial Of Sally
Anderson, convicted of arson, will be heard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-08

HANPDES, SIDNEY ,GoMNEScHAEsFs-
The commencement exercises proper begin
on Wednesday Of this week. One Of the
most attractive features of the season, how
ever; will eths q Usly.G Club celebration
on ;fo-morrowa eniehs.Es Colonel sFarrar
G.Johnny Reb y viii make an address on
this occasion. !. :.
t0n Wednesday, Rev. Df. Hoge, of this
city, will Haddress the literary societies.
The fame Of this eloquent divine will
doubtless draw crowd NOT only yfrem. the
adjoining counties, but from Richmond. .,,s
Wednesday night the celebration Of the
Philsnthropic Society comes of; |; on Thurs-
day the distinctions viii be awarded and
the speeches ofagraduates delivered and on
that night the celebrations offthe Union Sor
elety takes place. The programme this
year., year Is IN unusually attractive. ~ -. -
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