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A Little More China.

It would seem that the Chinese are APP
prehensive that the people OF the United
States still put little faith in the late Mr..
BURL1SGAME's champagne pictures of Chi
nese amiability, loveliness, and admiration
of the cross as tit ornament for their hills
and housetops and to blot them out alto
gether they now add to their murder OF
Christians, including Sisters of Charity,
sundry outrages upon what are distinctive
" known amongst men as American cltl-
zens." That announcement comes home TO
lis all, even us ut the South, who are now,
in the language of Mr.. RUFFINto Mr.. ROPES
and his colleagues of the Board of Trade,
fellow-citizens."
can American citizen has been seized at
Tung Chow" and another, q visitor al
Tein.tsing, is missing" That missing
is terrible word, as the late "unpleasant
ness" taught us. Ghost of BrRLlNGAME
cans't thou rest in peace when are paradec
before the world these outrages upon the
promises you made in the flesh in behalf o.
the nation whose ambassador you became
at $4,000 per annum? Alas! poor ghost
could you appear, we fear you would "a
tale unfold" Of foul play" with the juice
of cursed hebenon" or some other cursed
distillment-that would turn your charming
stories of the Chinese into curses, and all
your love for them into gall.
1t would indeed be a "pretty 60" if,
after the grand treaty we have entered into
with the long-tails, the Federal navy should
have to shell down q few of their towns as
punishment for this "indignity" and
'missing" business. But u contemporary
suggests that Mr.. Low, our Minister tc
China, as ga strong friend and supporter q
1.-The late Mr.. BuRLISGAME, will be natl
orally inclined to favor the Chinese
What is Low to follow the late Mr.. BUR
LINGAME and turn Chinese EmbasSador al
$4,000 per annum? What right has Mr.
Low to soften down Chinese outraees be
cause of his friendship for the BURL1NGAMl
policy?
Are Americans to be outraged" AM
missing" and, because Mr.. BURL1aAa
said the Chinese rather liked the cross
nothing is to be said about it? Very well
General GRANT has shown what he will d
when he chooses. Low may fall under b
displeasure, as did MOTLEY for having
silly policy Of his own, and may be sent To-
down amongst the dead Radicals.
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T THE SEASON OF EXHAUSTION.
The close, sultry weather which usually prevails
toward the end OF summer IS particularly una
vorable to the feeble and cnervated. Even the
well-knit frames OF strong men feel tie munence
of the season. and lassftude and ian2or perVtde
the whole community. Ladies, especially those
In delicate he lluh suffer much from debility oc-
castcned by the humid heat and feel TIE want OF
4 wholesome lnyigorant. In fact, necessity Tor
something to recruit the exhausted system Is ex-
nerIepced more or less by everybody, and the only
question is ,chat that something rtH De. win
those who have tested the effect OF HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS on themselves, or have
observed It's effect on Others this question VIII not
be In doubt for single moment; It's tonic and
regulating operation and its agency in creating
healthy appetite AMI promoting digestion are
tightly classed by all who have resorted 10 ,hl-
no eoualled vegetable inviglrant and corrective
among the most extraordinary efapeutc Won Won
ders Of modern times. II should be taken al TINS
season as a safeguard against the epidemic dls
eases which are so apt to attack the relaxed SEs-
tenn In the fall Of the year. .,u,
AS Il IS understood that mercenary spectators
In various parts Of the country are ehdeaVorinS
co supers EIDE the standard tonic or the age NI'h
worthless articles mai ufactured oy themselves,
which they represent to be superior 20 this long
tried remedy, It Is pToUer TO put Tue puDnc on
their guard this species OF imposllo n ana
TO warn them against thu deieterlous trasn VIII
which dishonors dealers seek TO drencn thcHl'
au 22-eod&w
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orl:the height f,eyond Gravelotte caught fire.
1t seemed through thegioom to6e achurch.
Its spire grew into flames, and "a vast black
cloud of smoke arose, Contrasting strangely
with the white smoke of-the bntfte. more
and more picturesque grew the whole held.
AS evening fell the movements OF the troops
could be followed now by the lines OF nre
that ran Pickering along the front OF regi-
ment as it went into action. tongues OIL
fire pierced through and Illuminated the
smoke out of the cannons' mouths, ana the
fusees of the shells left long trains of fire like
falling SEARS. No general likes fighting by
night in ordinary circumstances, for chance
takes then the place of skill; but the flank-
ing movement on the French right haa been
resolved on by daylight, and it was the ne
cessity of moving troops to'a great distance
over difficult ground which delayed It's exc
cution and brought about what seemed re-
newal Of the battle after the day. was gone.
. IL. "A NIGHT ATTACH =. e =.
To leave the French m their positions
during the night would have been to i'm
peril the plan on which the Prussian com,
nander had resolved. So from or Si1 te .
the decisive blow was struck. When the
battle of Gravelotte had actually ended we
knew that the Prussians held the strong
heights beyond the Bots Ge VauX, when
command the surrounding country to the
limits OF artillery range, from Metz; we
knew that two great Prussian armies lay
across the only road by which Bazalne
could march to Paris for its relief, or for
his own escape; we knew that victory
greater than that Of Sunday, and more de-
ccisive than the triumph Of Tuesday, had
been won. We believed that the French
army, which had fought as yaliantly and rs
vainly as before, was now hopelessly shut
up in its fortress. ..... .. -s.....
AS went back to the village Of Gorze to
pass the night / turned ut the last point to
look upon the battlefield. 1t was Il long
earth-bound cloud, with two vast fires of
burning building at either end. The day
had been beautiful so far as nature was con-.
cerned, and the stars now looked down in
splcndor upon a work of agony and death
such rs no one could ever wish to see again.
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DEMOCRAT OR NorHING-A STORY FOR THE
ENoUIRER.-Thev venerable editor of the Mo-
bile Register and his young attendant, the
editor of the Montgomery Mail, remind us
of the good Sir Florismart and the youthful
RoIando who got astride of hypogritf and
went out into n forest of Brittany to hunt
turkey-cocks. They swore both jointly and
separately that they would have turkey
cock or nothing. They found none. The
woods were cleared of turkey-cocks. They
starved a whole month in order to keep
their VOW of turkey-cock or nothing. At
last Sir Florismart, who grew faint and weak
with hunger and age, says: Rolando, don't
you think we had better come down to a
robin p But RoIando, who was yet strong
and hearty, replied ''By the blood Of the
holy blly-Soat, never" So, as the legend
runs, Sir Florismart lay down and died, and
some benevolent ladies came along and re-
susctated the gallant Rolando with bits of
bread and butter.-LomSville Courier-Jour-
nal,
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Ship-Building.

There is a great dearth Of occupation in
ship building at the North, and the national
interests are so seriously affected by it.
Complaint is general and widespread
amongst northern people. There is no ship
building going on, and if we want ships we
will have to buy them from foreign coun-
tries.
The New York Times states that one
steam craft to carry market produce on the
North river is the only craft in the hands OF
New York ship-builders. The Times takes
sad view of the state of this branch OF
industry, and grayely asks els ship-build-
ing to become lost art?"
It is alarming to observe how useless have
become the ship-yards, and still more to
learn how the skilled mechanical ship-build-
ers have changed their occupations and en-
tered upon modes of life'from which it viii
be difficult to withdraw them. even if Il for
tunate turn in affairs should make ship
building profitable business. Besides this
there are no young mechanics educated in
this pursuit, because there have been no
apprentices to it for some years. When the
business Is resumed, therefore, mechanics
will have to be imported. But the Times,
with earnestness, deplores the loss of the
American ship-buiider on the score of his
skin and energy. Large numbers Of them
have emigrated to the West and embarked
In agriculture; others have found occupa-
tions in which their skill was useful. |
The cause of this decline in ship-building
10 the cheapness OF labor In England, With
whose shipwrights ours cannot compete.
The cost of labor must be reduced, or the
hope of the successful resumption of the
business will be very slight. The Govern.
rnent. will be asked to reduce to the lowest
rate Of duty, or make free, all articles en-
.ployed in bodybuilding. With this and the
reduction Of prices Of labor the business
may be resumed. A ship-builder writing
In the Tiyses on, the, subject declares that
"there must be reduction generally
I" among our own people; and Of course
- wages would then have to come down
!" proportionately."
IL ID true that wages and values Of all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-26

Hon. w. d. Kelley, the leading Radical
congressman from Pennsylvania, having
been asked by the workingmen of his dis
trict his opinions Oh the Chinese question,
replies that he is opposed to Chinese impor.
tation, but not to Chinese immigration.
His opponent opposes both, and will pro.
badly be elected. Forney says: "And IN
hsRg that position nsr he nd IN aF h wo
of his life. The simple habits, wonderful en-
durance, and instructive skill, of that inte-
resting people would be most welcome"
Let the negroes call out Porter on this
uueStiOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-26

Marshall and Trabue have withdrawn
from the contest for Congress in the Seventh
district of Kentucky, leaving the race be-
tween Beck and Talbot.
The late Regent, Prince kung, like an
other ruler we all know of, waded to the
throne through river Of blood.-Neoc York
Times.
Does the Times refer to General Grant?
An old Conservative goose, on hearing
of the Republican defeat in the recent cleo
ton, walked eight miles to Newbern for the
purpose of retaining some slaves who left
him in 1865. He didn't get them, and re.
turned home damning such a victory As
that - oldsboro' (N. c. Meas.
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sorts were enhanced byswar, asa the PEG.
pie have not yet reached the point OF yield
ing to circumstances and reducing rates OF
all things until our shipwrights may COLI
pete with the British. Our intercourse
with Europe is now so intimate that we are
brought directly under the effect OF 'ne
connection in all mechanical industry IN
that part Of the globe. Herein hes Tue
chief cause of the decline of ship'pu'io-
ing. Until the American builder can ge'
labor and materials as cheap as the Eng''sn
builder he stands poor chance in compe''-
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sPECTaE NOTICES.

.sa-Y NOWsIs THETIMEToPRoCU
RaRJiAINSsTN DRYs9UODS-AyAiL YDUH-
SELVES OF THE Ogp0RTUNITY-CLOSI EG
OUT SALE AT A. GULDBACK's.-Be de-
fnrrn, nrf not to carryovermy stock from one sea
son To another 4 ssil for the next fourteen days,
sell the emainder OF my splendid stock Of sum
theu will he closed out at auction In order % make
room for a large AND complete assortment OK iall
and winter goods. have just opened goo yards
nj the very low price Of 103c. Calicoes, fast CO.
ior for a. 10 and l2sc. Linen towels, loc Linen
handkerchefs, Sc. Black silk,. from SIZE iS up.
shirt fronts. 1anneis, csmbrics, Swtes and other
white ads Gents ,I ana anaa or Goods
~ h innd in any first class dry goods establish
ment. which we are offering at prices which can.
not fail to please. Remem Der the place ana give
'no e"ii 'eA0io ~" A. GOLDBACK,
6O7 Broad street,
au1a between Sixth and Seventh.
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"ChieIn is hereby Informed that 1t Is our
;nxariahle rule to require the. name of our
contyibutors-if no other. purpose, ~
guarantee that the articles are original.
The communications she alludes TO- as
having been published were handed In by
RESPONSIBLE parties.
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NEW YORK HERALD CORPS .
OF
EUROPEAN WAR CORRESPONDENTS.
SPECIAL CABLE DISPATCHES DAILY
giving the
MOST RELIABLE WAR NEWS
that can be obtained on this continent.

We have special correspondents moving with
each division of the opposing forces of France
and Prussia, and news agencies in the principal
capitals-LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, MA
DRID, VIENNA, and FLORENCE--so that
nothing of IN important news character escapes
our vigllsnt representatives.
Our news agencies in the principal cities of Eu-
rope, and our systcm of travelling correspond.
ents, have been long established, fact the readers
OF the HERALD have no doubt become familiar
WITH and as our letters from all parts of the east
ern hemisphere for years past have fully proven
We DO not pretend that our comments upon the
war, or that our opinions upon the probable sue.
cess of either belligcrent in contemplated move
ments, come by the cable. Our only aim is to give
TO thu public the fullest the most reliable, and the
most authentic record Of facts as they occur n
the grand operations Of the contcndng armies
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mr. FrLL-wIDTH BLEACHED and

UNsLEAcaED COTTON sHEETING at asc.
per yard;
p1II,oW-CAsE LINEN. 40 inches wide, at soc.
Good BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COT
TON at 81, 10, 12s, Is, 1os, and 2oc., the best
goods for the money; 49,. ...sls !.
EXCELLENT IRISH LINEN at 35c. worth 45c. =
Genuine French.wove LINEN sHIRT-B OsOMs
at CSC. worth lOc.;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED HUCKA-
BACK aticsc worth 2sc., going fast; .~-s
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLcTHs, full two yards
long, at 81 worth $3.50; "
COL RED TABLE DAMAsK, the best manufae-
tured, at 81. per yard;
CoLoaED DoYLIEs. superior quality, at sl.5o
per dozen; -.'
PIQuES at very low prce-some extra heavy for
fall wear;
TRAVELLING BAGS. BASKETS, TRUNKS,
and sATCHELs; ".-
CoRsErs, RIBBONS, GLOVES;
New style FALL CALICOES; "...
WHITE FLANNEL, pure wool, at IS, 30, 49, 40,
and soc. per yard-all very cheap;
OPERA FLANNELs IN all colors at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and iol5 Main street.
COTTON YARN, all Nos, ut sI75 per bale or
bundle of five pounds;
'UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at COO.
per pound. au2'
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~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

hCfg BAICHEIUh . II u IL u II :.
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world ;
the ONLY true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
,nts remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful otdch
or brc,cn. Sold by all druggists and perfumerS,
and properly applied at BATCaELOh's WIZ
FACTORY, No. ls Bond street, New ork'
10 2-eodfyr /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-26

FIRE AT BROOKLYN NAvY-YARD.-Neu
York, August 23.-A fire Ill the pattern
shop of the navy-yard, Brooklyn, tonight,
damaged machinery and patterns valued ut
500, 900. Origin OF the fire unknown.
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n-. THE SIIITRY SEASON.-Th

w THE SULTRY SEASON:-The
summer months are Icre, and usual bring a
log ira N of diseases many dangerous ana tata.
n 20 tho go ,son when nature do little IN recu-
0eratlng our exhau It'd strength. and when We are
required to ;ortify our physique against the Dan :
sickness, The only true safeguard ts that pure
and reliable tonic and invigorstor M!SH: hk,e
HERB BITTERS, which Is endorsed ana recon-
brrrd thois nd; Of persons In every city. town.
and VILLAGE In the who haSs tsSt cd 1es
rovc-eJ their health Ii VIII purify The blood and
.ecretlons; cur. every f'ru of indigestion, ana
afford Immediate relief III cases OF dys mar
ole cholera cholera morbu5. and kindred dis.
eases. Provide yourself noto against time OF
ueed. Delays are often dang Us: Price one
dollar per bottle. Sold by al Druggists
II pudSwlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-26

DR. ORIARD, formerly of Paris, now
~ president of the Allopathic and Homeopathic
College Of New Orleans, will make Richmond his
residence for some months, in order to perfect
himself in the English language. He has taken
an office at No. 2l7 6 JVERNOR STREET, and
offers his services 10 those WHO may be suffering
from - - $1,000
DISEASES OF THE EYE, ..-.,
that having been his specially, and In which he
has been highly successful, both IN farls and III
New Orleans. g..
Office hours from 10 4. M. to Z. n. :
.jy 29-lmk
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ePEssaAL aOrasgEs-

me- SPECIAL MOTTO =. The attention
=, Tho trade IS requested TO the CARGO SALE OF
LIVERPOOL FINE SALT. consisting OF Worth
,np.ou and j. Higgins standard brands, in prime
clean order, at our warehouse, commencing at Il
g. orU a. =, s. g. TARDY & co.
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II
m AUGUST 2, 1s70.--T.'R. PRICE q
co. have just opened
Superior ia LINEN SHEETINGS,. :..-.-...
IRISH LINENS tall pure linen aud best makes,'
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON.
COTTON sHFETINGS, PILLOW COTTON,
BLACK and COLORED LAWNS,
CORsETS, all grades.
MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMEsE, BLACK BOMBAZINES,
IRON GRENADINES, CHALLIES,
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS, &C., &C.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving.
SPECIAL.
DRESSGOODS now on hand, such So
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS,
COLORED MOHAIRS, MOZAMBIQUES,
POPLIES, LEN0S,
COLOHED GRENADINES,
sold off without regard to cost.
Rivers at retail or wholesale are nvited to call
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM over
their store recently occupied by the New York
Steamship Company is offered for rent. Its loca-
ton for any kind business Is unequalled In the
cty-tusl where all best city and co antry de Is
! centrelng. An OFFICE In bas, ment also for
rent. r. Il. PRICE s. CO..
llOl, corner Main and Eleventh streets,
au2 nearly opposite post. Office.
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DE ED,

In Manchester on the o5lh instant, Mrs. MAR.
G. aRET WINSTON, In the forty seventh year OF
her age. :.
Her funeral will take place THIS MORNING al
10 o'clock ON Tie reSitlcnl of Mr. j. r. Pollard
corner Of Twelfth and cambridge streets. The
friends Of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend.
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one wishing 10 borrow
i mouey-..t the rateaof % percent per snnum
can got 81 776--ss whole. or In alnoGn:s not less
thHn $500 For farther particulars, call at The Of
fec OF MesBrs. LYME u BROTHER, lbs Main
street, Must be city real estate. 90 c2-lw
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
WI BANKING AND INSURANCE. CoMPA.
N.Y. Books Of subscription to the capital stock ef
ING AND INSURANCE COMPANY viii be
opened on MONDAY, 10th September, 1870, ut The
Main and Fourteenth streets, richmond. Va /
BY order OF the CQrporators.
~. james II. GARDNER,
an 26.-t2gthSep - CHARM an, /
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday afterno the 2th instant, at the
residence OF the briCe's father, by Rev. y. W.
Wilson, the Rev. w. W. WOOD, Of Hcnrico, To
Miss MARIA =. Is ASS of this city.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. CHASE HAVING RETURNED TO
~ the city, can be found at his residence, No.
II Fifth street. au 20--lm
, 1870-11-29
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MONTHLY CALENDAR.
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l Tu All Saints.
2 W All Souls.
3 Th
4 FIR Battle of Oltenitza, 1853.
s Sa Battle of Inkerman, 1855.
6 9 2lSt Sunday after Trinity.
I'M
s Tu 9 Full Moon.
9 W Princess Dagmar married, 1866.
10 TIL Siege of Silistria raised, 1923.
IL FIR MARTrNMAs.
IL Sa
10 9 22nd Sunday after Trinity.
u NJ St. Oroix discovered, 1893.
Is Tu
10 WAccession ofKingC hrlstianI TX 1868 { Last
II TIL Quarter.
is FIR Great Earthquakes In the West Indies,
10 Sa 1857
30 . 2srd Sunday after Trinity.
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20 Sa
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The undersigned, Executor in thSa
Dealing, will receive offers for the
aforementioned Estates and is au-
thorized to grant to an approved
purchaser accommodating terms for
the payment of the purchase sum.
Offers will be received until Tues
day the Goth December next.
st. CrOix 24th November 1870.
T. E.. MENDES.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-18

School MATrERs.-At the meeting of the
beard of education on Saturday evening,
Mr.. Barge, the new member, qualified and
took his seat. The application Of Capt.
Bishop, of the State Normal University, for
principal of the High School, was brought
up, but no action was taken upon it. Moth
ing was done in regard to employing a male
teacher to have charge of the First Ward
schools.
The board adjourned to meet on Wednes
dow even;pp next. The teachers have been
"a. elected and assigned positions, with
monthly salaries as follows:
Hioh School No principal elected. Miss
NJ. f. Apthorp, $75; Mrs. f. P. Robinson,
500; Miss C. Allen. $50; Miss c. Brlffing
ham, $50; Miss C. Sargent, $45; MISS A'
J. Pesse, $50. n,;,c;
nal s65. +. F. Kellogg, $50; l.. n. nt'eh'
s5o. n Miles, $50; F. Muse, $40; NJ: a
1oo, $50; f. Bsscom, $40; III. Kirk
Seconf Ward.-Miss NJ. Cooke, $40.
Third Ward.-Mis.es Fl. Platt, $50; NJ.
Plat, $50; NJ. Repine, $40; L. A. Sammis,
$45.
Fourth Ha-d-Miss NJ. j. Wilson, $40.
Writing and DraUing M. A. Miles,
$50. Gave instruction in writing 10 900,
and in drawing to 2l6 pupils, two lessons
per week.
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