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MISCELLANEOUS.


|, psoI,UTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FOR ALL STATES
A without publicity legal everywhere; no fees 70 3D.
w vsnss iis :1iff;
4 psoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A wthou, publicity Legal eveTywbers Dess i
ton, &C. suncien. cause Success guaranteed Ierms ~"
A''''' r. KING, Counsellor nj Law, $50 Broadway
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
s ssnss SaSss asss sss
''"'' ~''''' H. HOUSE, Attorney, 70 Nassau street
THE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK FOR THEM.
ENJOY THEM
DON'T rAIn TO SEE THE cAEIcAruREs
IN To.pAY's PAPER
THE susoUEHANNA WAR DEPICTED
YuR ATTITUDE OF FISK DURING THB TRUCE.
THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE, AND HOW IT.
WILL END.
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS
-. ~ 1900.
THE STORY OF THE YEAR
rhR MIDSI0Hr MARRIAGE;
By Mrs sp %%SsH %SH A.. s. :% .msorof
wan a aMs iR2s;fsss Il E ssr ssHss Paper
| WORMS, BUEIONS. ENLARGED JOINTS AND Alb
" diseases by Dr. ZACHARIE, 100 Broad
| way, Refers 10 all surgeons.
EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW WHERE TO BUY
~ Teas Coees Flour Molasses and all kinda Of GROCER!
les and Provisions cheap for cash. 60 Qreenwch ee
New York. the place sells by the pound package q ear
| 60. THOMAS ~ AuNnw.
LIVERY LADY IN THE UNITED STATES shOULD
~ address Madam DUvAL, box 24Sa Post omce LOT CIT.
cular OF three most useful Indispensable Articles e'"
| invented.
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE QAUsTlC On
~ detention from business, for structure pnnma,
Diseases Of the Pelvic Viscea, Diseases ana Deiormuss
| the eve, nose, face and person. -....
! HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D., Ia Lsxna'oh Heau~
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BELOW.

ship John Norman tBr) Gardner, Tom Yokohama
Ship George Hurbs Mason from Cardiff July y pilot
boat Il \ Williams No ~.
SAILED.
Steamships Aleppo for Lvorpool Union, Bremeni Co
City Pon. Richmondi ships l. snIGes New 0neans
Kooma Llverpoo barks Mystic Tie, Bristol, ~ ips Lon
donderryI VIM Van Name, Marseiies.
Wind at sunset Sw light.
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Encounter with the Rebels at Descngnnos-
Their Defeat md Losses-RHilrOad Re
paired.

Encounter with the Rebels ut Descngnnos-
Their Defeat md Losses-laHilrOad Re-
paired.
NUEvrTAs, August II, 1862
Governor MCguraza Lersundi received notice on
the 30th ul that several parties of rebels were ma
rauding all the way between Baga ana the estate
DesengaIos, and sent column composed Of forty
regulars Of the Espaha infantry and thirty.three
volunteers in barges to Baga the following day. On
arrival there force OF the Reina infantry, twenty
four men, joined. Our men had some skrmishlng
on the way. When they arrived OF DesenganOs
rebel party Of thirty were running towards the
plantation. In the house we found trench
made by casks. There were six negroes and a
negress, also three hinese and an American engi-
neer. The latter exhibited salro colducto from
the former Governor. While the troops were at
their raiOns several parties Of rebels appeared and
| the troops commenced the attack, but the enemy
| fed. We left the place under heavy shower.
| on the opposite side Of swamp Keeping up heavy
fire They defended their trenches 80 well that
we attacked at the bayOnet and the enemy was dis.
| lodged and dispersed. Forty killed were found on
the field. The troops had three killed. The column
| returned to Nuevtas.
Tue battalion OF Chlcana returned to Principe on
| the 9Th.
! The railroad has been damaged by the rebels but
| Is now completely repaired. The last train from
| Principe came In here on the 9Th.
Colonel C0rsini and family, Captain Moreno Selva,
who escaped from the rebels and many families 150
| passengers leave by this steamer for havana.
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SHIPPING NE W s.
Almanac for New York-This Day.

Sun rises..... 5 Is Moon sets. morn 80
Sun sets. ...... 81 High water. morn o.
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Rebel Camps Destroyed-Cbiefs Reported OIL
the Florida Estate.

SANTIAGO, August 7, 1869.
Lieutenant Colonel Torrero reports having gone
over numoer OF districts, dispersed the enemy and
destroyed all his encampments.
The commandant general having ordered column
to march under orders Of colonel Corchado to the
conee plantation Florida, where the rebels had
camp, telegraphs having beaten the enemy, dis.
lodged him. killed Two rebels, captured one prisoner
there were Cespedes, velazquez, Rodriguez Ma
rango Palacios and Colonel Loh0 The troops had
three wounded.
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SPANISH ACCOUNTS.

Conformation or the Defeat of fnsurgent Chief
Hernandez-Departure of Political Pri~
Soncrs.
REMEDIOs August 8, 1860.
The steamer Almendares takes to Havana fifty
three furloughed men OF the Fourth battalion OF
modified volunteers also about thirty political pri
soners, mostly negroes.
Small parties or rebels maraud in the vicinity OF
Sagua Ia Chica.
The force of the rebel chief Salorne Hernandez,
beaten by the volunteers Of CamaJuani consisted OF
$50 men. His aid, Adolfo RUIZ, was captured and
shot. The rebels had q loss OF fifteen killed. I'm.
portant documents were found, and sixty-three
horses taken.
the large rum alambigue Of Escobar in Caibarien,
was burned to the ground last night, having been
struck by lightning.
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A Doubtful Report of an Important Capture.
MANzANrIJO Aurust & 1870.

1t Is said that General Valmaseda has gone to
Baire to see large convoy with arms and pro-
visions three cannons and equipments, said to have
been captured from the enemy on the river Contra
maestro By Colonel Cahizal; but this requires con-
frmatlou.
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4 RsoIUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FOR ALL STATES
"A without pubcy legal everywhere; no rees ~ 49,
"n"e'e" No. g07 Broadway.
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The Latest Great Exploit 81 the spnniards
Turns Our Failnre-Continuai interruption
TO the Trains-Wholesale Arrcsts Of Promi.
nent Cubans-Detention OF . Consul.
EURvITAs August .. 1852.
on the both ut 100 regulars and twenty volunteers
started across the bay aud disembarked n BajA,
from winch pace they marched In pursuit Of small
party OF insurgents reported 70 be on the Desen.
gahos plantation, belonging 10 Don Pedro sanches
Dolz, the vice Consul for Great Britain Tbs rebs,s
met the enemy on the road, and from behind an
almost insignificant lntrenchment kept up sharp
Gre for over thirty minutes, killing three Of the
spanisrds and wounding two; one OF the former II
brother TO rich storekeeper and formed Of the
Eueyitas yosanteers The spanlards returned here
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Masonic NoTICE.-At stated meeting
of Loge Franchise held on Wednesday eve
ming the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: J. Thompson Brown,
master: David Mitteldorfer, senior warden !;
Julius Strause, Junior warden Daniel
Abram, treasurer; Petertield Trent, secre-
tary; J. II. Capers, senior deacon; 4. A.
Woodbridge, junior deacon; d. \. Brown,
Jr., and +. B. Loving, stewards Rev. NJ.
J. Michelbachcr and J. Wcschlcr, chaplains;
Thomas Angel, tier; Worshipful Brothers
Trent, Brown, and LoYenstcin, educational
committee.
The following officers of Metropolitan
Lodge, No. II, were chosen last night DR..
J. Grattan Cabcll, W. NJ; Isaac Hutzler,
S. w.; J. Henry Grafton, J. W.. J. s. Cal
vert, treasurer S. B. Jacobs, secretary
II. D. Danforth, S. D.; R. G. Cabell, ,Jr..
J. D.; James Z. Riddick, tiler S. Z. Bates
and NJ. Hutzler, stewards VI. J. Michel
bachcr and I. L. Dudley, Jr., chaplains !;
Henry A. Wise, John NJ. Strother, and J.
S. Calvert, educational committee.
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my l2--dc0dN swtl5IE NE'Ht.
u OCkBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is 1869.

This favoritc and celebrated SUMMER kE-
SORT io now In complete order for The reception
Some IMPORTANT Improvements have been added
10 the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands Of the present proprietor. and III Is
his purpose 10 keep IL III style not surpassed any
where in Virginia.
thc water Is well known To the medical profession
,,ud IA thr Eurings' going public. hs All ALLIE
RhTIVE 4 DIFFUSiNE SIlNlLAAT, AND
TONIC there Is no known nincra! water equal 10
II In All auu.fnic conditions OF lhc system ana
nrukrudnSn states of the constitution, loss OF ap-
pritp and general nervous proStfatiuli, lis powers
and virtue as RESTORATIVE may DC saici! pro
uounccd to bc without known rNaI amongst 'iie
mineral waters of the world !, ,.-, .,.
They arc rspcclallv indicated In the mhoic class
or ailments peculiar /" the female constitution.
'rhc proprlctUr will have proVldru lor tiie lawns
and hall room trs-Class ba4u Oh hluSic' anu III
General ALI the sources of amusement ana rtcFca,
IT. ,,suYily found al our best summer resorts VIII
he nj thr command Of the guests al RUIN
BRIDGE ALUM . ,,t.,.or hcrrs of
The place is within eleven TO thirteen n nousI -.
Richmond, WASHINGTON, Baltimore. &c, by E@ii
al -, do,I3ylr Passengers leave the cars OF the
ChesaDeakt and Ohio railroad II 6oshch ocput'
and new and elegant stage-c0acAes taSniins ins iIt
mildly over "A smooth aud level road OF cliE eish'
miles SET down the visitors al the springs 10 ca,
Mr.. :. 4. PoKTEH and Captain ". II: SALE VIII
be associatcd with the management oi 'h' 'p' 'Ne'
and will be- glad 10 see their trlcuds. ,.t,,or
JAMES A. FRAZER Proprietor.
THE ROCKBKIDGE WAILk, ,,.t...,
ppt mn in rlass contnluing all tn" mcdicinal
m.Ilti., A. when drank mt its fountain-hcio' j.
ken, for sale III thu Wcll~k.own houses o! thoSSi1
pTECyLL. IADD 4 Co.. Druggists hlth'i,.rh,. M
VH.. NJ. A. 4 {. 4. rAATno, Druggists, MOI
Va who will furnish pamphlets CONTAINING ~.
tays or eminent phvslciaIts win H." crrtlhca,es
80 ,,,.a -, ,,at"rs my R-tJyl
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DELIEF FOR THE SICK

IL
How often does IL happen that whole family
IL brought 10 the point OF misery through sickness
Of their proyider,-the husband and the father-he
being unable In such state to labor for the
or support, and they, being too proud TO ask for
assistance IN time, cxhausting all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and at
last there Is nothing remaining but utter despond-
ency.
All this can be avoided by paying In good times
small amount 20 the fund OF the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief Of the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying %: 50
half annually, S. every week when sick or by
paying IS, $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident or any other
The premiums put so low rs TO enable even
the poorest man to Join this benevolent association,
and secure to his family enough TO keep them rrom
want.
Information can bc received at the once or tho
company, SIS Broad street.
AGENTS for all parts of the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS William Wiidt President; 4.
Bodekcr Treasurer John ii. Pein, Secretary.
TRUSTEES: John Purcell James Miller, cashier
of the Uuiou Savings Bank; $. NJ. Rosenoa9ia.
ap5
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Moore, Staten Island, n. T.; VI. Welch,
Bath county. Va; Commanding Officer
Eighteenth Infantry. Atlanta, Ga.

FRIENDS OF TEMrERANCE.-A charter has
been granted w. Hall Grew, James L. Rid
dick, J. J. Royster, and others, to organize
Il new Council of the Order of Friends of
Temperance in this city under the name of
Stonewall Council, No. a. The new Coun-
ell will be instituted ut Springfield Hall on
Monday night by Rev. John A. Jefferson,
District Deputy Y. p. of the Petersburg
district
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4 COOP CIIASCE.-Wc would call attention to
the advertisement Of Mr.. W. HALL CREW. In an
other column. offering rare opportunity I"
capitalists. The coa-yard which he offers for sale
Is admirably situated for the business, and has been
fixed mp with all the modern improvements. To
any one wishing 10 engage in the coal business we
know OF no better opportunity than i here offered.
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MAYORS COURT.-The following cases
were disposed of yesterday morning John
and Mary Christian (negroes), charged with
assaulting and threatening the life of Mary
Barnett, were called up. They proved that
they only gave her good advice, and they
were discharged. Mrs. Julia Washman,
charged with asoaulting and beating Mrs.
Haean, was discharged.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I will at
! Y tend at my Office daily between the hours of .
O'Clock 4, NJ. and O'Clock z. NJ, from the 18th to
the 30th June inclusive, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving from any person charged with city taxes
the whole onc-half OF the amount OF taxes
charged, dcductug from the whole amount or one
half rs the case may be, ten per ccntum thereon.
BY order City Council. c. Z. WORD,
jc lin Collector City Taxes.
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The MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The Board of
Visitors of this institution, which was sum-
moned to meet on Tuesday for the purpose
of filling the existing vacancy in the Chair
of Practice of Medicine, adjourned, for
want of quorum, to Wednesday the 23d
instant, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at which time
there is little doubt that quorum will
be present and the appointment duly
made. We are informed that Professor Of
the Diseases of Women and Children will
also probably be appointed, in place OF Dr..
Walter Coles, who held the position for
short time last year and then resigned II.
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ITAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.-Ths article j. tn"
true secret OF beauty. 1t j. what fashionable ladies'
actresses. and opcra-singcrs, use to produce that
cultivated distingue appearance so much admired
In the circle, of fashion.
1t removes all unsightlv blotchcs. rcdnesS.
frccklcs tan. snnburn and effects Of spring winds.
and gives TO the complexion blooming purity OF
transparent dclicacy and power. No lady who
values tiuc complexion can do without the Mag
nolia Balm. Scycnty-iivc cents will buy 1t Of any
Of our respectable dealers.
Lyons kathairon Is very delightful hair-'ircss-
inp
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THE You've MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TIoE FAIR.-The ladies who have consented
to assist in the proposed fair for the benefit
of the Young Mems Christian Association
are requested to meet in the lecturc-room
of the Broad-Street Methodist church at 10
o'clock 4. NJ. tomorrow.
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AUBAD OF COMPETITIOS.-Our friend TRIB-
Belts remedy for worms has taken fast hold upon
the public confidence As the best in the market, We
can confidently recommend the Vcrmltcx to any
mothers whose children suffering with any
variety OF the disease. Sold by all druggists.
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Editors of Dispatch: Sirs,-You will
please to make the correction. The name
Of Koenig appearing in your paper of this
morning is not Jacob Koenig-in the Wells
German meeting held at City Spring Park.
have no conneXion with that party what
ever. JACOB koESIG.
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4 SESSION OF THE SUPREME Court Or
DERED.-By General Orders No. II, General
Candy has directed the new Judges of the
Supreme Court of Appeals to convene in
Richmond on Tuesday the 22d of July for
the transaction Of such business as may be
brought before the court or may be pending
=,
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If DIOGESES were now alive, and were to SO In
search Of an honest man. he would have an infallt-
bic test by which 10 find hint. T.. the man who
sells Jur. iiYuor. In his hunt, as soon a. h" cam"
to /ETELLE'> he would tax" 4 drink. cNflnEuish
honest man -
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We have examined the beautiful pictures taken
at the GLE" Gallery, and must say that we wcr"
astonishcd to such productions of art al the
greatly reduced prices and would recommend our
readers to palrouiHc old friend DAVIES, at 926
Nuin ~
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE II, 1S5..-
Mrs. A. p kinmens, Boston, Mass; Mrs.
Ellen Houchens, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Eli
zabeth Crenshaw, Hanover county, Va;
William E. smnl~, Skin Quarter, Va;
HutZler & Brother, Samuel Harris, Balt;-
more, Md. Colonel Farriss, Hartford,
Conn. J. Willingham, Chesterfield county,
Va. Wallace Il Sutherland, Wilmington,
\. c.: Franklin Davis l. Co., Miss Maud e.
Lee, Richmond, Va; Miss Harriet G..
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COAGULISE.

TOAGULINE.-Just received another
Z J supply of this valuable article. 1t meets
want long felt, and by It's use broken articles ol
china GLASS. ivory leather, ETC., can be mace AS
pnnd sS new Being ansparcnt the joint In the
Fractured article is scarcely dscernibie IL reslsts
equally heat and cold, bre aud water ana )" Rrta.
Is lis tcnacity that it has been known 10 resist
weight Of over 900 pounds. The Journal Of Ap-
Diiri Chemistry speaks Of 1t as great invention
flling gap In the appliancGs OF science t"i Saic
by y. bLAih' san ' pn".d ,.n strsc,
my2 e<3 pio'a ''AsS''
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The members of
vi LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER,
No H. arc requested to attend 4 called meeting cf
their Chapter THIS iFriday) EVENING, at the
hall on Broad street. 1t O'Clock.
By order Of the High Priest.
AUG, ARSELL. JR.,
1e Hits Secretary.
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PIANOS.

TET TIE BEST! EssEIS
ONE OF CHICKERING'S PIANOS!
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD!
The gold medal and the grand cross Of the legion
Of honor at the Paris Exposition In 1867! Slxty-
nine other first-class prizes over all competition
Thirty-four thousand sold, and AL good. 1t Is
almost supcrluous to praise the quality Of these
Instruments since nearly the whole world speak
I'm their favor IL will he of more Interest to say
that 4 NEW CHICkERING PIANO can be pur-
chased for the sum Of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Of WOODHOJSE IL PARliAM,
my 10 Sole Agents.
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TIE TRIAL OF MOWERS AND REArERs.-
The great field trial of mowers and rcapers
announced to take place at Westover on the
9th instant came off according to the pro-
yrammc. a large number of persons re-
presenting the agricultural and manufac-
turing interests were present, besides the
judges and members of the executive COM
mittce.
Wednesday was pleasant day, and the
magnificent estate of Major Drcwry never
appeared in better colors. The guests were
cnraptured with all they saw, no less than
with the bountiful repaSt and excellent ac-
commodations furnished by their host.
About twenty mowers were entered in Il
fine field of large and heavy clover, and all
worked well, the average time occupied by
each being about an hour to the acre.
There were six mowers in the field at Il time
during the greater part of the day. OF
course the decision has not yet been an
nounced.
The rcapers, sixteen in number, COM
mcnccd operations Yesterday morning. -Four
had been in the field when our reporter left
the place. The weather was not so favor
able as on Wednesday, and the wheat was
not very ripe, though very hcavy-as pretty
il crop as we have seen this season. The
result of this trial also is still unknown.
All the guests speak in the highest praise
Of the courtcsies Of Captain Clifford, of the
steamer Eliza IIancoX, and are enthusiastic
also about the hospitality of Major Drewry,
who seemed to exert his every faculty to
make everybody feel ut home. Few Of them
will forget the shades of Westover.
The judges who were present were Colo
mel }. NJ. Wilcox and Hill Carter, of Charles
City; James b. Jones, Of Chesterfield !;
William II. Benton, of Loudoun James
f. Kent, of Wythc; DR.. George Newman,
Of Orange and +. A. Rawlns, of Neck
lcnburg. Their award will probably be
made at the State Agricultural Fair, which
comes off next fall.
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DRY GOODS.
-~>~--~-s~~~~-~-
A LTHOUGH THOUSANDS OF
BARGAINS
have been bought up at

BARGAINS
have been bought up at
JULIUS MYERS
'Rf GOODS HOUSE, GO3 BROAD STREET,
SINCE TIE LATE ARRIVAL,
&c arc happy to state that the stock Is getting
daily supplied with an abundance OF
NEW ATTRACTIONS, such aa
NEW DRESS GOODS of peculiar beauty prices
ranging from ?0c, &c. 3oc.. and upward are r;,-
pluIy ana eagerly purchased by those who know
now 20 appreciate bargain.
MARsElLlES, or P1QUE, white buff and
hgmrcd at extremely low figures
STRING and SUMNER FLANNELS attract at
'cntion by their unusual chcapness.
nhSSlMERES, CLOTH. DOFSkIS, DUCKS.
pRiLLS, COTTONAD DES Checked and Stripcd
LINENS, BOMBAZINES. ALPACAS. and other
materials, for gents and hoy's wear arc sold in "A
such goods elsewhere.
=, nat glorious supply Of pretty shades OF RIB
BONS, SATINS, PARASOLS. FANS. &C. &c.
Although many ladies are receiving the compli-
ncnts OF their husbands and bcaux for their good
taste In selecting one of MEYERS LACE
SHAW LIS, still few Of the latter ones are left for
those who need.
INDIA-RUBBER CLOTH, for indcscribablc
and other purposes, always on hand ut moderate
figures.
MARsEILLEs TRIMMING t25c. apiece), SILK
fRlNGES GlMPS, and other material, for braid
Ing or trimming female apparel Of every dcscrip-
wise, of course.
Millions Of other inducements In DRY GOODS,
NoIIONS &C., &c. JULIUS MEYER.
&c II COZ Broad street, near Sixth.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10. lsoe.

PORT OF RlCiiMON u JUNE ~: l'Vs.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Albcmarlc. Couch, New York. Incr-
chandisc and passengers, W. {. Dnnham & Go.
Steamer Petersburg Geoghcgn. Baltimore, lncr-
chandisc. &c. lIarycys & Williams.
Steamer Elza lIancox, Clifford Norfolk lncr-
chandise and passengers. l.. Is. Tatum.
Schooner ). =. liawcs, Jackson, New YORK,
mere handise. Crowell < lurrlc.
Schooner Charles Is. McShain, Qulglcy, Phia-
dclphia, iron to Trcdegar Company.
Schooner Wauata, Featherston, Iron, to Trcdc-
gar Company.
schooner triah and Tabitha, Gibson, New York,
clay, to II. :. kimball.
SAILED,
Steamer Petersburg Geoghcgan, Baltimore incr-
chandise. IIarycys Williams.
Schooner Osccola, Ciegg, Norfolk, merchandise,
Curtis & Parker.
Steamtug Vulcan, with schooner j. Il. Clayton,
Clayton, from Boston, In tow for Richmond
MEMORANDA.
BOSTOS, June s.-tleared, schooner LOUISA
Frayscr. Stccdman for Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA June e.-'lcared, schooner
Foamlng Sea, Jones, for Richmond
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Mr.. W. B. BIGELow qualified on yestcr-
day to practice law in the several courts of
the city of Richmond and lienrico.
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We call attention to f.. u. SPENCE X SoH'S adj
vcrtiscmcnt In relation Ia the patent cllipt" Ss-
pcndcrs. Read the advertisement, and then get Il
pair Of the elliptic suspcnders and brace COM
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DEMOEAL.-iIaying combined my book
IL store and bindtry III the large and commo-
dious house No. 81 BROAD STREET, corner OF
Ninth formerly occupied by Messrs. Stehh!ns &
Pul!cn, am prepared. with greater facilities, 10
execute any orders may BE- favored with.
w. II. kEiNlSGHAM
je l-l2g Bookseller, Stationer, and Binder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-11

ASK for FLEMING's SANToSTSE WORM Con-
FECTIOSs, and take none other. All agree that
they are the best, safest, and most pleasant. Be-
ware of initiation.
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Rithmond Ilispatrh.
FRlDA1... IL, 1860.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH -
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
tATIOS OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.