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them fed from the city, and sought the
more quiet precincts Of the, towns aud vii
lagos on the various RAILROADS. Martha was
among those who left. She went to India
napolis, and has not since been heard of. IS
soon after her departure, MIR. Booz, who
had learned that she had started to 20 to
him. arrived in the city in search Of her.
In short time his money was all gone, and
he accepted situation as waiter Mt the
LaElcde Hotel. He was determined not to
leave until he hccan" satisfied that she was
not here. lie visited AL the houses of bad
rcpute in the city. making diliecnt inqui-
rics for his niece. but failed to gain any in
formation Of her whereabouts. A day or
two ago he learned that there was a young
cyprian named Claudia Duvall sick at
the City Hospital. He went there,
and obtained permission to see her,
and although she was about the same
acc aud strongly rcsemblcd his niece,
she was not Martha. Claudia, how
ever. WAS acquainted with Martha, having
resided with her In the same house on Tenth
street. She gave Mr.. Booz the particulars
of the seduction of his neice, and her de-
parturc for indianapolis. Mr.. Booz ap-
piled to the officers of the indianapolis rail-
road, and relating his story, was generously
furnished with pass. and yesterday he LETT
the city in the hope of finding and reclaim
ing his erring relative. He has no doubt
that on finding her he can persuade her to
abandon her mode OF life and go with him
to Virginia. 1t is to be hoped that he will
be successful in his efforts. and that the
crring damSel will return to the path of
virtue and uSctulnes>.-S. Louis Demo-
crdt 9th.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-Judee Bond
to-day telegraphed to the Attorney-Gene-
RAILS Office for copy of the instructions to
dismiss all prosecutions finder I'D section OF
act of July last in reference to the right OF
citizens of the United States to vote in the
several states. He has case pen ding in
Berkley county, Va. and he says that he
has granted writ of ha6eds corpus under
the act, on the ground that the petitioner
had been refused registration for other rea-
sons than race, color, or previous condition
of servitude.
WASHINGTON, August 30.-Two hundred
recruits have been ordered to Texas.
The preliminary arrangements for new
Democratic paper, with an ample capital,
have been completed, and its publication
will be commenced in November.
The Navy Department have issued an
order that after October next no retired ma
val officer shall remain upon active duty.
Acknowledgement Akernan telegraphs
the District Attorney Of West Virginia In
reference to suits brought by COntederates
who have been denied registration " Dis
miss all prosecutions under the third sec
ton Of the act to enforce the rights OF cltl-
Zens of the United States to vote in the
several States of this Union where the of
fence does not include the distinction for
hidden in the second"
A new naval order will relieve Joshua T..
Sands at Norfolk.
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LAwLESSNEss IN NEW YoRK.-Sunday was
passed pleasantly in rufiian circles in New
York by few attempted murders. Ann
Delany stabbed James Friel. of 1l12 Third
avenue, III the right arm Ann Whelan
stabbed Cornelius McCarty, of 81 Roose.
welt street in the breast; IN unknown
scoundrel Stabbed Mr.. Angus Mcdonald,
nf 4i2 Tenth avenue, in the left arm James
Lowell stabbed Thomas Kelly, of AL west
Thirty-third street, in the right side James
Gallagher WIS shot in the left hip on Tenth
avenue; Jeremiah Murray. Of 81 Thames
street. was stabbed in the face by a gang OF
Thugs: Morris Couchlin devoured the
lower lip OF John OF onnor, III Ludlow
street Mrs. Brown, Of 293 Stanton street,
split her husbands head open with a
Ratchet. Mr. Mary Vaughan also correct
cd her husbands impetuosity by hurting at
him kerosenr lamp, which took effect in
the small of his back and Frustrated him,
probably forever. In Brooklyn, John Re-
gan, SuSrectin- his wife of too much fami.
liarity with Thomas MCLAUGHLIN, and old
man OF seventy years. avenged his outraged
honor by cutting her throat from ear to ear
with razor. >he is lingering at the hospi.
tai. and he Is in Jail awaiting the result
NCar York Word
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A HyrocRITIcAL LETTER FROM THE New
FEDERAL JUDGE FOR NIRGINIA.-Bdhi-
more. August %, ,1S70.-Dear Sir,-I have
received your invitation to address the mass
meeting Tonight, to be held under the
auspices of the General King Club at China
Hall. Nothing would give me greater plea
sure than to advocate the nomination to
Congress Of so worthy a gentleman and so
brave soldier rs is my valued friend, Gene
raj hing. but you must hereafter consider
me out OF the class Of political speakers. l
snail do all in my power to help to elevate
such of YOU Us have recently been admitted
10 cltizenShip into knowledge Of the ways
OF industry, integrity, and economy, and
VIII be always ready, rs far as I am able, to
show You how best to educate your chill
dren. and TO become equal to the reSponsi.
tiiities which past events require YOU ia
assume: but beyond this feel that nv ofIi-
cial position will not allow me to go.
Yours, truly. HUGH i. BOND.
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Domestic Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. August 3O-Noon Flour steady.
WheSt shade frmer. Corn unchanged. Pork,
1928, Lard steady. Cotton dull and unchanged !;
m,cdling uplands 1910; Orleans. 2otc.: estimated
sales, 900 bales. Turpsntine stiff at doc. Rosin
quiet Freigbts 1rm.
Evening. Cotton steady and in fair demand;
estimat' sales, 1,S0U bales; midling nplands.
loic. Flour---state and western, lower but more
active; superfire $5.25@f5.5o; southern quiet.
VIII Eat, l6l2c. better and In FAIR continental d2-
mand; winter red and amber western, Sl.4oM
ses. Mess Pork, 1928. Lard more active: kettle
l7@l7sc. Whiskey lower at 90. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE, August 30. -Flour-H Howard Street
superfue. is. 756s6: extra, $825@s7 family VI so
asses City Mills superfne. IS 75@fG.25; extra,
&c. 25@s7.25; City Mills family ~ 5UGlTs50 west
ern superfne, IS .5oGI$8: extra. S61S6f5; family,
S7@S7.25. Cotton firm and prices shade better
miIdling upland, 19c.; estimated sales. 200 bales
Whiskey frmer at s2@e3c. Wheat-Amber Mary
land Sl5O@Sl 65: fair to good Maryland red, Sl.3e
amHe s1.3364l.$7. Corn White. 9Oc @al; vel.
low 95c. @$l; western mixed, s3@ls7c.; white, s3a
Csc. Oats, SIC. RIe. sOfi9Oc.
Virginia Bonds. SO bid $50 asked 1913, e3 bid
'e7's SO bid 81 asked: coupons Old, 81 bid; eS!
asked new, 81 asked. North Carolina, SO bid
new, 80 bid.
CINc1NgATI, August sO.-Pork. S27.5 with
no sellers al close of market. Bacon irregular
shoulders, l4i@l4tc.; clear sices, l1ic. Lard
15s@lec.
NEW ORLEANS August 3o,--Cotton In fair de
mand with prices firm: es.im ated sales, $50 bales
Sterling Exchange, 1e9@l29i. Sight, premium
G. old lie.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York Money and stoc,x suarke

New York Money and Stock Market,
NEW YORK. August 40 Noon. Stocks dnll
Gold, l'es. Money firm at t@5 per cent. Sterling
Exchange Long, losi: short llos. cas-, l1aA
brentn0.---Money desc. Sterling Exchange,
l'ai@no. Gold 1ies@llsi. Government bond,
steady and very dull. In southern securities
nothing doing,
FiGht.Go'd opened weak on account of advance
IN bonds and the regular morning reports Of Prus.
Sian victories, ranging from lie to lles and closed
dull at 1let@1les. Government Bonds opened
quiet and were dull during the afternoon, closing
very dull 's2's, li2t 'as Ill 'e5's lila new,
loat rs, came as new; SIS, Ito. Ten-forties, 100.
Tennessee e's CIR; new, o.. Virginia e's, 90:
new, es. Louisiana s's, 20; new, o. Alabs ma e's,
%. Georgia e's, s2a. Leyees, 90. North Caro-
lima 6's, s2i; new, 32s. South Carolina s's, so
hew 90
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NEW YORK HERALD CORPS
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
4pitals-LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, MA
DRID, VIENNA, and FLORENCE-so that
nothing Of an important news character escapes
our vigil Mt representatives.
Our news agencies In the principal cities of Eu-
rope, and our system of travelling correspond
ents have been long established fac. the readers
of the HERALD have no doubt become familiar
WITH and as our letters from all parts of the east
ern hemisY here for years past have fully proven.
We co not pretend that our comments upon the
war, or that our opinions upon the probable sue
cess of either belllgerent In contemplated move
ments. come by the cable. Our only aim Is to give
to the public tie fullest, the most reliable and the
most authentic record of facts as they occur In
the grand operations Of the contending armies.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and FIour Market.


CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, August 30, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Theat.-White, 1872 bushels. Red, 1875 bush-
corn.-wh1te. ss2 bushels. Yellow, l4s bushels.
Mixed, 4l8 bushels.
Oats.-7os bushels.
Rye.-18 bushels.
ScreentngS.-30 bushels.
SALES.
Wheat..-White. ss2 bushels very good at 81. s23 !;
s58 bushels good at $780, 2s4 bushels foul at
$l.s5; 80 bushels fair at S1.42S: 2ss bushels
badly cleaned at sl.4O; 90 bushels prime
at sl.5s; 100 bushels tough at 81 IS; 1888
l23 bushels damp at Sl.2o 742 bushels damp on
private terms 142 bushels prime on private
terms: 1876 bushels good at SL47s Total ass
Wheat Red, 80 bushels fair at $l.a2s; 2es
bushels tough at $l.35: 1872 bushels very good at
badly cleaned at S1.30; $50 bushels good at 81 IS
304 bushels prime on private terms; 80 bushels
damp at 81 10 bushels good on private terms 1853
bushels good at S.3A 10 bushels damp and inferior
at 81 Is 200 bushels damp and interior at Sl.l1t
200 bushels tough at S22s; so bushels foul at 81
CORN. White. l42 bushels on private terms:
Mixed so bushels at etc. "a bushels very gcod at
$l-totaL 81 bushels.
Oats.-7O bushels musty at 4c. !; 414 bushels good
at 42c so bushels good on private terms; II4
bushels New Brunswick at 4sc.-total, 7oS oush-
els,
Rye. --1s bushels very good at 72c. +.
Screenings. bushels at SOC.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat White, l OoS bushels Red. 574 bushels
Corn. w bite, 200 bushels. Yellow, so ousheis.
Mixed 224 bushels.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run as fol.

| lows -, oAsAs01a Ah11Nc VIA gun ~ 1Q1 .
MAIL II, TRAIN win run daily between Richmond
and ana White sulphur Springs except Sunday be.
atop. NJ; Leave White sulphur at $50 A. III. and
connections at Gordonsville and Chariotsesyiilee
grains FOR 1lsxandria. Washington Ba iSn
Lynchourg, Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis.
New Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile &c. ,,s1- : !. :
tong west Passengers dine at GordoTsviIle
! Goshcn and dine at Gordonsville. = - ),
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run be-
!ween richmond and Washington and between
change of cars. Leave Richmond &C S:a5 p. NJ.
and arrive at Washington at 6:35 A. N. and at
MhiSe sulphur at 10 4. NJ. leave Washington at
ana arrive at Richmond at 3:2o A. NJ, making all
tnrough CONNECTIONS at Richmond aud Washing
ION Ton. SLEEpiNG-CARS will be attached to this
and Baltimore and between Richmond and White
sulphur without change. G8.Faf sast
n Toing vest passengers breakfast at Coyinrton,
oT Ts last sup at St2aDt0n. .-r.... 4, a -
Az St' onton with Stages TOR u,,,'st, ~,
M vt springs, 10 miles and Weyer,s Cave. Il
, At Goshen With stages for Cold sulphur springs
sridSs s9sse y, Alum Springs Smiles ROCK
Sasasr. nssThs 10 miles Lexington, 20 miles and
u Al .Milporo' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
IU mIes warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs, ~
at .Covington with stages 20 Healing spr,rps
Al Aiegbsny With stages to Red sweet Springs.
At White sulphur springs with stages for Salt
90 springs miles; Blue sulphur Springs,
burr MUGS Ked sulphur springs miles Lewis
Ihrough tickets Issued TO all points North, West,
49,. JAMES F. NETHERLAHD,,
Gan al icfyn Aox,s
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Az tEcLE IN SEARCH " AN ERR1sG
lkcE.-Nr. j. ". Boo: Of Fau0uirr
ounty' Na.> arrived in thi>.itv some three
i3Htho ago III search Of j.. niece. Miss
Ia,th' Durall, girl Of cvcntccn sum-
I $, Joseph 't'''A'N' '0''~'N
:artta. q, the story is tor, entertained
tsIlhc Tor her StepmOtt!cr wich she could
H1 overcome. The idea tit the mace
1snerly occupied by her moth was filled
4 stranger was Il source = narpetual
~ vance TO ncr. and daily Sc became
mo-" dissatisfied. The dislike W. probably
mD'Qu, and increased until the yslug girl
wa driven almost TO distraction. She an.
leA"d 20 ter relatives III Virginia, !. d her
unri", Mr.. BooZ, agreed TO give her ,n,nr
IN h. house in Fauquier. Jovfully the vG'np
iadF acccpicd the Offer, and tour months ..,0
baGe adi"u Ia her father and stcpmotht.
ana started Tor 81. Louis by way Of III,
fdc!hr railroad. Al >cdaIia some accident
10 INC lr.un compelled her to remain for the
night / ne next day She resumed her jour
hcS. On The tram She became acquainted
Win pleasant itclkiu" Young man, who,
Oh ''1ihih| ti!I' She was without pro-
'ec'"E' made himself agreeable on the way
ARRIVING II y. louis, the Young man told
her II would be better for her TO st0D a day
81 TWO III ne rliy before proceeding on her
iouiAeT. He said he knew Of nice. quiet.
2cht'"l clearinghouse, where she could
iSHl"ih and SEQ the sights Of the CITY. and
me expense would be tritling. The tnso-
phi1t!ca'cd girl was grateful to the Young
man, ana accompanied him TO the private
In "'1 al " This house was nothing
i T,., man house Of ill-famc, and when
Ida,' arose; i'll The morning her ruirnhad
'esn accomplished by her false friend
Asiiamcd now 10 appear before her uncle,
I Ia ia determined to remain in St. Louis
Z. ni'eE lew days Of guilty residence in the
p@arQing-house," she removed TO a larger
establishment on Tenth street and entered
Upon LIE of prostitution. She assumed
- -, name OF Annie Bates, and was the belle
10. baGnio, receiving many attentions
w 'i!e iibertlncs Of the city.
" men Tie social evil bill" was passed
nc was great c0mmOti0n among the wo-
'H 81 The town. Those who had become
,.1'ached IN the horrid trade hailed il as a
~ a:t!Te calculated to elevate them some
, "A3l III The scale Of degradation, while the
.'}'I'e>, unwilling TO submit to the rigid
I. , are. adopted by the Board OF Health, re.
t"l@ea The law a. nuisance. Many Of
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The pro prietor trusts that his remedies, from
the fact Of being advertised, may not be
classed as patent medicines. s..
HELMBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU

FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU
is phar maceutical preparation. The propez
name is given, and it is the most active which
can be made; it is endorsed as cure by al
medical works for such diseases as recon.
mended by the proprietor. It Is pleasant In its
tasta and odor, free from all Injurious proper
ties, and Is taken by adults and children. It is
tonic, diuretic, blood-purifying, and invigo.
rating. Enfeebied and delicate constitutions OF
both sexes will find 1t far more strengthening
than any of the preparations of bark or iron.
See medical properties contained In dispen-
satory of the United States, Of which the fol-
lowing Is q correct copy:
BUcEU--Its odor Is strong, diffusiYe, and
somewhat aromatic; It's taste is bitterish and
analagous to that Of mint. 1t Is given chiefly
in complaints Of the urinary organs, such as
gravel, chronic catarrh Of the bladder, morbid
irritation of the bladder and uretha, diseases
of the PROSTATE gland, and retention or the
incontinence of urine from o less OF tone In
the parts concerned in its evacuation. 1t has also
been recommended in dyspepsia, chronic rheu-
masism, cutaneous affections, and dropsy.
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Fareipn n7arkefs-IBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, August 30 Noon--Consols 9Oi United
States Bonds, ssi. Tallow, new, as. %. sugar
Arm -,
LONDON, August ao-Euening - Consols: Slt.
United states Bonds, Sst. Sugar active. Tallo"
dnll at AS. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, August -Noon.-Cotton steady
uplanns, SID; Orleans, sad.; estimated sales 10,
900 bales.
LIVERPOOL. August 3O--- Evening. &C Htton firm
and no. ouOtably higher estimated ssles, 10, 00
ba les on speculation export, 500 bales. Yarn:
L1vERpooL, August 3o.-Flour, 2is. Cd. Cor n
29s cd. Beef, lbs. Cd.
FRANKFORT, August s0-Eoon.-United States
Bonds, 9la,
HAvRE, August 3o-Noon. - Cotton - Orleans
Qof.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC r 0 Q TIE TO 4 J. J. POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEs
TRAIN No. 1.-THRoUGH MAIL TRAIN uig
Washington leaves the depot, corner Of Byrd and
Richmond daily at 2:3s p. NJ.
TRAIN No. 2.-Thc BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek with the
steamers Georgeanna and Gonsfdes, leaves The
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth slrecLs, daily
Sundays exceptedl at 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. Arrives In
Richmond Mondays excepted) at $40 A. NJ.
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedI. st $50
at $3.50 A. N. Is
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In the
NORTH, EAST, and NORTHWEST.
FkElGHTS contracted for and forwarded
DAILY o., with dispatch, to all points NORTH and
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The BALTIMORE Ex-
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner or Broad
and Eighth streets, at 0 A. NJ Returning, will
leave Milford on Mondays at SEA A. NJ and arr
rive ut Richmond AZ $3.50 A. NJ. 800 F'---1.T
Apply at COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner Of
Broad and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
ED. T. u. MYERS, General superintendent.
lie 30 @ f.#. y < sS ~ ~ Il -
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ARREST OF ANOTHER CoUSTERFEITER.--
Ne,c York, August 29.-Colonel Whitley,
United States detective, arrested this morn
ing Dave Herringe, printer and engraver,
who has been operating for nearly ten years
in counterteting. When taken this morn
ing s., 900 in counterfeit tWo-dolar bills on
the West Chester Bank was found in his
possession,
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND
ING-STONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, TENN, May ID, 1859.
DF. Il. T. RelmboId: .....
Dear Sir,-We introduced your FLUID EX.
TRACT BUCHU In this country about eieh
months ago. and are happy to state that 1t Is meet
ing with universal favor. We wish to inform vol
OF one instance (among many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. A man In oul
county named j. B. Ostel had been sufferins
about five years with gravel. About six weeks
ago he bought of us one bottle of your BUCHU,
aud before he was through with one bottle he
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have on exhibition In our drug store. He
says that he will never be without the BUCHU In
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLES & HINKEL,
Druggists.
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New ORLEANS CHILD-STEALISG CASE. :
Ne,c Orleans. August 2S.-The eXamina,
ton OF Louisa Murray and Ellen Follin,
who are charged with having kidnapped the
Digby child at New orleans, was concluded
before Judge Haughton. They were each
held to bail in the sum Of $, 600 TO answer
at another court. AS soon as the decision
was announced there was an effort at ap
plause, which was promptly suppressed.
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ARREST OF A REVENUE DETECTIVE
Memphis. August %. - Captain Edward
Stacey, late revenue detective in this State,
has been arrested ut Nashville on charge
ot matchmaking liquor dealers. He was
taken before the United states commits
sioncr, and in default of $4,000 bail was
committed to Jail.
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Holden Accuses the Times and Fri
hume of Kukluxism, Rebellion. and
TragSHn.

Treason.
RALEIGH, n. G., August 30.--Holden's
Standard newspaper of this morning pitches
into the New York Times and Tribune for
accusing Holden of garbling Judge Tour
gees letter concerning outrages-as follows:
owe have few words to say to you, gentle
men of the Times. and Tribune, and they
are these that you deem these southern
Governors officious, but not more so than
you are yourselves; so much so that we are
forced to admit that Pomeroy's Democrat
contains more truth than either you or all
the papers of your ilk combined; We are
pleased to place you On the side of rebel
lion, kukluxism, and treason-wiling SUBJ
jects of the 'lost cause and slaves of the
theories OF Jefferson Davis"
Judge Pearson bound Wiley, Mitchell,
and Roam, to appear at the court of Cas-
well county. The evidence against them
was flimsy and almost altogether worthless.
Negroes appeared for the prosecution; No
jury will convict them on such evidence:
Judge Pearson Is now engaged in the trial
of the AIamance prisoners.
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CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC.
TON OF APATIENT sEVENTY-EIGHT
YEARS OF AGE-THANKS TO
MR.. HELMBOLD.

GIRARD, PA, March 81, 1859.
Editor CoSmopolte:
desire as an unsolicited tribute to the merits OF
Helmbold's Buchu, and for The benefit of those
Similarly afflicted as myself to say that after con-
sulting many eminent physicians, and trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies In the vain
hope of finding relief from aggravating kidney
and bI adder diseases, from which / have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested to me Helmbold's Buchu, which COM
menced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about month. At the expi-
ration OF that time, however, thought 1 COM
menced to experience slight relief, which encou-
ragged me to persevere In It's use, and now, at the
expiration Of four months, although l am an in
firm old man, nearly seventy-eight years Of age,
and consequently medicines cannot be expectedto
favorably efec, ne as they otherwise would, ]
hafefound such unspeakable relief and perma-
ncnt benefit from Mr. Helmbold's valuable dis
coyery that feel ought publicly to record the
fact as an acknowledgment to him anda valuable
suggestion to the public.
Yours, respectfully,
ID. N. LARTN.
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Fatal Accidents.

ROCHESTER,. N. T, August 'S0-Eve'n r. e.
An embankment near the city felfin to-. uS
and buried number of workmen, three ~
whom were killed and several were
wounded.
PoTTsyrILE, Pa, August 30.-six men
were killed here to-day BY the falling OF
derrick at Preston Slope.
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Regatta mt New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August 3O.-There was
regatta yesterday of Biloxi. The following
Yachts won In the classes named /: First,
Pratos !, second, Xippias; third, Minnie |;
fourth, Coquette fith, Patola.
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AMERICANS IN EURoPE.-Among the Anne.
ricans in Paris previous to the 9th instant
were W. n. Cote and Chapman Maupin, OF
Richmond, and Mrs. Finn, OF Virginia. G..
F. Taylor and G. B. Taylor, OF Virginia,
were also in Ireland at last advces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-31
Marine.

New YORK, August 3.-Arriyed our,
the steamers City of Brussels and Palmyra.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 30.-.Passed In
for Baltimore the brig Matilda from hlo.,
New YORK, August 30.-Arrived, the
steamers San Salvador and Montgomery.