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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

The new United States five per cent. loan
is getting on better than we had anticipated;
but the fact that 5-20's are now better than
gold of course verymuch facilitates Mr.BoUT.
WELLS sales. The sum sold reaches now
about S2S,O00,000. AS soon as the bonds
are ready it is anticipated brisk business
will be done with them in Europe. The
shipments of United States securities have
been rather increased Of late, the demand
in Europe growing stronger. With peace
and the active devotion of the national
energies to art and industry, there must be
a great improvementthe present year in the
national wealth and the credit Of Federal
securities.
We shall derive much advantage from the
political condition of Europe, the process
Of settling up arrearages, and the exhaust
ing effects of the war. Only we want
enough patriotism and honesty at home to
permit our own country to rest from VII
| famous political agitations. That will put
| things right. This, with the help Of wise
financial policy, will diminish the public
burthens while increasing the ability to bear
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

Two northern Methodist preachers have
formed plan of war upon BEELzEBUB and
his disciples in California and the plains.
They have constructed great tent, to hold
four thousand persons. They will COM
mence operations in California, and, cross
ing eastwardly, will strike at the Lion OF
Utah, pitching their tent in Salt Lake city
and pitching into the social system OF that
place. 1t is hard to put BRIGHAM to this
test in his old age.
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MILLINERY.

MADAMED EMELMAN respect AGO
IHl fully informs the ladies of rich sS4ake<
mond and vicinity that she has just re- ISheHSe
turned from New York with the most complete
stock of MILLS cry and FANCY GOODS ever
brought 10 tnts city, TO which she invites the pub
lie TO examine, MAD. DEMELMAN,
4l2 Broad street.
". BAN endless variety of CUi>Ls. CHG
MONS, BRAIDS, etc. NH 2S-lw*
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GRADY's father was in dying condition
last evening. His mother is victim to in
consolable grief, and not expected to sur
viye long the shock Of her sons execution I.
Washington Republican.
Sumner is to Cameron, says New Jersey
paper, as Bismarck is to Beau Hickman.
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~ NEW SPRING DREss aooDs.-A
,,r.s II. Of handsome PLAIN, STRIPED, and
PLAID DRESS GOODS, JAPANESE SILKS
,ua. TOO hundred different styles Of CALICO, at
Lew BRoTHERs,
1918 and leis Main street.
,aArE,s FINE SOAPS at reduced
mhA
prices
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DKY GO0Ds.
ThY GOODS At THE ooaSEsi
We lave 5ust recetxsd tfnrf as,o,.,u.,, !.
SPRING GOODS, S' VI
. Which Ms invite che attention Of say.. -.
WIN md tho prices % low a. the lowess, = eao
+ CUES I'D etsss & WHITE il, aoora
+ CAeHMEKE SHAWLE, - :, '1A,'
IACE POTh Ta. ~ -
PARAsOLs, RIBBONS,
--fss RUfFiINGS, LACEH,s
FMBROIDERIES,
HAEDKERCHIS RS.
LACE and LINEN COLLARS And svr-,
COHSETS, FANS, @Ho oEIIB,
LADIES; GENTS, .snd CHItDRHs,a,o
HEKY and CLOVIS: 1S'sH 30.
TABLE and PLANO COVERS.
TABLE LINENS, 800
NAPKINS, QUILTS.
TOWELS, z-a7- ss
SHEETIHGS,
CASSIMERES, &c.
nne variety In general which we oes. =.
VERY BOTTOM RATES. "'as
Call and see for yourself, q. tho p,o..
Dry Goods Emporium. 'ao-aReet
WIN. THALHIMER . so,,o
LII zo-eo0sM coIner bfoad snd 9Th stfeets
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~ SPRING, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS BY EVERY
STEAMER.
One thousand pieces NEW PRINTS, IN every
style and shade-fast colors.
T. X. PRICE & CO.,
are opening daily splendid line of
CHOICE STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS FOR
SPRING SALES,
which will be kept up through the entire season.
None but the BEST GOODS sold by our house,
and every thing guaranteed as represented.
Immense stock Of beautiful PRINTS for ladies
WHITE-GRoGND SHIFTING PRINTS, for
oAM sfBis &c c lGyIdt ROBE cAL1ooEs,
PRIETsD PERICALES, very pretty;
MOHAIR and PuPLINS, for cults and dresses
Black double-faced nOHAIRs, best shades;
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, for gents and
A beautiful assortment of LINEN DRILLS &c.
SPRING CAsSIMERES-Virsini made.
MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMISE and LANES, 81 and 81 /;
b LACK BDaBAZINES and ALPACAS,
BLACK GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
COLORED and BLACK KID GLOVES.
SHEET1NGS, COTTOHS. TOWELS,
TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, DIAPERS,
LINEN and COTTON HOSIERY,
LINEN and LACE COLLARS,
FURNITURE CHINTZ, COUSTERPANES, &c.
AL OF which will be sold as low as same goods
can be offered In any house In America.
T. K. PRICE q CO.,
NH is llol Main street, corner Nth.
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me- COTTON, COTTON, COTTON.
Just from the factory,
wAMsUrrA COTTON at zoe. per yard;
NEW YORK MILLS at 2lc.;
FRITZ OF THE LOOM and ANDRosCoGGlN
at 1890:
FILL YARD-w1DE BLzACHED COTTON at
INC;
YARD-wIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON at 10
and 12sc. per yard;
PILLow-CAsE COTTON, forty'two inches wide'
atlsac.;
FULL-W1DTH UNBLEACHED sHEETINe at
2sc. per yard;
FULL-W1DTH BLEACHED sHEBTINe at
s33c.;
JEANS at 12a, Is, and lego. per yard;
DOMESTIC aINGHAMs at 10 and l2sc';
BED-TICK from loc. to the best made;
SHIFTING STRIPES in all qualities;
BALE COTTON, all Nos, from to IL, at Sl.lo:
17NRLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at SOC.
per pound, at LEVY bkoihEaS''
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Use CLARK's COTTON, on black spools.
lmh 2a1
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Ting the negroes free would cause even nalt
Of them to 60 to the northern States, 1ne
question Of emancipation would have neen
discussed for many years longer As 'sn.. .
Had half the negro population oeen =. y t s
lated to the North, we do not peheye . .na,
there would be now such a thing 90 nes'0
suffrage. ...,oro North
No; the negro stays just where W. s1 si1,
~ W. ,,,,,n mill he goes, and when he does
~ n y, will not 90 northward, but towards
~, ~ ~ tronics All che trouble Of the fanati-
90, and kuavish legislation with the view to
using the negro as means Of power and OF
Numbering the Government, falls upon the
South, as the northern schemers well knew
Il would.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.

ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE Of EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS.
OF BALTIMORE, Nd,
In order the better TO meet the wants OF tneu re-
tail customers At 4 distance, have established
SAMPLE BUREAU.
and will, upon application promptly sens oy zen Nn
full lines Of SAMPLES of the NEWEST AhD
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF frencs,
English, and domestic manufacture, guar antesatas
at al times to sell low, II not at less prices 'nAA
any house In the country. ,
Buying our goods from the largest and most eeie'
bYated manufacturers In the different parts OF ra
rope, and importing the same by steamers ansTs
TO Baltimore, our stock Is ut al times pionpsa
supplied with the novelties OF the Lonuon Aa1
Paris markets. M
AS we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts. we are able and willing TO sell our SS
ut FROM TEN To FiFFtEN PEE CEN
LESS PROFIT than II We gave credit. ,..
In sending for samples, specify the klod % sySs
desired. We keep the best grades or every e'A''
OF goods, from the lowest 10 the most COSBY. sr,
Orders unaceompanled by the cash VIII oc seH'
y PRoMpT-PAYINa Wholesale BUYEEss
are In vted TO inspect the stock In our Joooins ALI
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER 3 S'Ns,
do a TnSEIv Baltimore, No.
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m EEsIS GS.


NFASONIC NOTICE.-A. AND A. a.
lN SCOTTISH RlTE.-There will be q Xxx
called communication of the LODGE OE/ "
PrRFECTIOs, NO. 9, at the Mas0ns' Han, on
Franklin st; eet on THIS (Tuesoay) EVErlNG
at O'Clock, to complete the organization ny tne
election Of officers, &c. -, .aou
sion of the 18th and upwards who desire 10 pc
members, will notify the secretary LOT enroll
mtnt. , n,oD,cp co,,-
1t* JAMES r.. hIODIOh. &C. y.
VHE MEMBERS OF OLD IA
L DOMINION LODGE, No. 4, b. T., A&NA
are request ed to attend a stated meetlng III u
of the Lodge THIS (Tuesdayl EVEN (SSsIG
ING at u o clock, at Pythian Hall. NSAG
Candidates for initiation VIII be pre- S.|
sent az 81 O'Clock.
Members of sister Lodges are cordially invited
to attend.
BY order Of the W. C.
lt* CIV. MACFARLANE, R. s.
MEMBERS OF WEST END DIVISION,
lHI SUNS OF TEMPERANCE. are required TO
assemble at their hall THIS (Tuesday) EVEN
Election of officers for ensuing quarter will be
Members of sister Divisions cordially invited.
1t D' WI WI. a. HEEFERNAN, Rec Scribe.
TFHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
i the CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL ASsOClA-
TION TIKI, EVENING at 8 O'Clock at their hall,
corner of 18th and Main streets. A full attend
apce Is requested
By order Of the President.
1t JUAN A. P1ZZ1N1, Secretary.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ".

THO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND,
4 VA.-The undersigned, regarding the ices
charged by the physicians OF Richmond as e1ces-
citizens on the following terms:
For visit during day and prescription. SO
- night. ................ so
For extracting teeth, each: .........'.' So
For dressing recent wounds ............. 90
For each subsequent dressing.......,.. 6O
Far yaccfnation Observation-Disclosures. LOO
For Reorganization. ..................n no charge
For bleeIlng... ......... .........'........ oo
For extirpation of uvula ................ 30
For extirpation Of tonsils. .............. 90
For amputat!on OF finger, thumb, or toe, 2 80
For attendance on simple cases of labor 10 10
For reduction OF Fracture ana frst
dressing 60 w W Az w
For hypoderInic injections, each, exclu-
For induction of angsthesia in special
cases ...............,.. 100
and other charges In like proportion; that is,
Oue-fourh part OF the fees which are CHI .rged by
the physicians of Richmond for the same services
accor ding 10 the medica tariff Of 1857.
TO those unacQuainted with the undersigned,
the fact that he for three years resident phi ST.
clan at the Infrmary OF the Medical College Of
Virginia, for seven years Demonstration Of Anato-
my and Tor SIX years Lectur er OIL alatella Medics
in The summer course OF the Same institution LIZ 4
sufficient guar anty of his professional ability.
For administering nitrous oxide gas aud extract
For administering chloroform and extracting
OFFICE: the corner OF Broad and 10th streets.
Office hours from t. II B. NJ; from b to 8, and
from to o. CLOCK L. NJ.
NH 2S.2tH MARION HOWARD, M IL.
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MIA BARGAIN.-HEAVY LINEN
sHEETIEG, full two and oue'half Saro' VICE. d.
soc. per yard, worth 81, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
ooLeATE,s SOAPS at very low prices.
NH "
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ry- LOOK Az THE 1RoN-FAAME
rreL1sH HOSE, regular made, double hssis and
tes. 40 IS, ears and slis per dossn, OF -, ~
ana, ana ..c. pair, at LEVY BROTHERS,,
la1s and 1916 Min street.
aeor,sATE,s CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP.
Try It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

ME- MUST BE CHEAP-P IL L o W.
CASE LINEN. forty inches wide, at soc. per
yard, actual value Csc.
LEVY BROTHERS.
oo1eATE,s SOAPS In great variety. NH 10
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
oABDozo, EouRoUaEAN 4 co.
1909 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
are now receiving their
SPRING STOCK,
EVERY ARTICLE embracing
TO BE FOUND INA
F1Rsr'cLAss DRY GOODS HOUSE
which will be continually repienisbed BY
EVERY NEW YORK STEAMER,
and will be sold at
THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
old VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES.
DUCKWALL & RoUss STILL AHEAD.
NOBODY NEXT.
TEN THoUsANp YARDS sPR1ss DRESS
TIES, ALL SHADEs.
sn,,,o oo,d IN, ,,o,o,, oora for , so,o r,,,. 49,,
away-almost.
Beautiful Summer Dress Goods at only &C.;
Elegant French Lawns only 12lc.:
Splendid Japanese SILKS $3.50 pattern;
Elegant Spring silks only sOc.;
Lining silks, all colors;
Beautiful Marseiles Skirts only sl.?5;
Pretty summer Dress Goods at 81 per pattern;
A beautiful line of Lace Goods wonderfully
Pure Linen Handkerchief at ooc. per dozen,
LADIES' af' lest British Hosiery a. rs, 30, &c.;
Gents Furnishing Goods-sock', Ties, Bows,
French Flowers loc. bunch;
Best Carpets In the United states at &c.;
Mhite Mating at only Zoe. "a nice article;
The gse:: s adss ns Of Mo ha SS.'
Cocoa Mating at &C.,, worth 81; Spanish Mat
ting, 373c.
II you want Ghesp go9Sds; IL y0q v wan. GOO
II you want poitene3s, attention. thanks for your
patronage, and the cheapest and best goods In tho
"'oe' "i0e WORTH D 81 RoUss's,
No. l0i3 Main street,
NH 20 opposite post office.
GREAT REDUcr1oN1NDRY GOODS
A SUPERIOR STOCK AT A GREAT
SACRIFICE.
Intending to make change In my business,
will sell my present stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
at COST for the next THlRrYDAYs. Our stock
Is full and complete, consisting in part Of
sHAwLs and CLOAKs, in great variety;
CLOAK MATERIALS "a large assortment
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
RICH LACEs LACE COLLARS and SETS,
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDB-R
CHIEFS,
sAsHEs and SASH RIBBONA
KID GLOVES
DRESS GOODS, in endless variety.
In fact, everything to be found in drst-csa
establishment, At prices which cannot fail 10
please. JOHN N. WOODFlN.
fea lit Main street. between nth and l,th.
A MOTHER SUPPLY IN CHOICE
SHADES OF THOSE 75c. KID GLOVES
AT y. HIRsH'S, No. s97 BROAD ST.
HUCKABACK TOWELS, It yards long and verv
TEA NiPKfSs' at 81 and TABLE NAPKINS
CASE LINENS at Soc;
Great bargains in IRISH Linens;
Choice styles in WHITE PIQUES;
WHITE GOODS very cheap;
MARSEILLES QUILTS from auction:
BLACK ALPACAS at 40, 20; and soc;;; Yoou
BLEACHED COTTONS at l63c.;
wHALEBONE CORSr rs for 75c.;
8l.25 KID GLOVES for 75c.; at
NH ls-lm y. HIRSh'S, s?7 Broad street.
CPRING GOODsl SPRING GOODS!
I respectfully announce TO my friends and the
public that l am now receiving my stock oI
SPRING DRY GOODS, which shall sell a. 'oe
9o3 Main street,
NH l6-lm two doors from 9Th.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO go
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- SPECIAL NOTICES:
~ THE BEST BOOKS FOR
- VIRGINIA CHILDREN.
THE CHEAPEST BOOKS Foh
SCHOOLS.
The select series of School Books adoplea W 'iie
state Board Of Education for use III Wv
Public Schools OF Virginia.
THE SELECT SERIES
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lisa CLARK,s COTTON, on black spools.
lmh 2s1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-24

As provided ID tie charter 81 this INSTITUTION. no
lars were subacribe5 Over that snount having
= now due likewise the same viii be required on
AL subsequent subscriptions at the time of sub
scrlplng kosecond installnent will be due until
oyer $x0cQ Qo0 are subscribed, when there viii be
que notice given for general meeting Of stock
holders, to participate iii an election for officers
and, moreover to discuss and settle such questions
the meantime there SHAH be nc s'as
expenses. Several lots for building upon are al
ready secure but operations must, Of necessity be
only 70 limited extent until the greater part Of the
capital stock is subscribed, during which tlme
however, stockholders only can be accommodated
and outsiders not until there shall be surplus
provided for. Consequently, it behooves all who
contemplate or desire the advantages and facili-
ties offered by this association, TO become owners
OF one or more shares while the opportunity offers
There has not been, nor will not be, any pre-
fcrTed stock issued by this company, for value
must be received when certificates of paid up
stocks are given. Parties who have already sub
scribed and all of those who faver this enterprise
respectfully requested to exert their influence
in its behalf for certainly it will be to the interest
possible. Besides the constant demand daily here
at this office for houses ETC., terms as provided
by the charter and bylaws. are almost innumer-
able AZ This Z embarrassing, if not intolerable to
ont giving them any satisfactory or definite an
swer. This, indeed, is an evidence OF the amount
OF Work this association would command when
profits in building and the interest same, Sc
cured by unquestionable collaterals and the in
ducements offered to subscribers now prospect
lively and guaranteed to stockholders hereafter in
reality, as far transactions extend. And judging
from the demands heretofore and at present. there
Is no reason to doubt but that the association can
be kept constantly employed, with every dollar Of
ats capital securely and profta6ly invested,
Secretary, Office No. 1l0 Gravier street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-24
NEW YORK.

Cut his Wife's Throat, Attempted 20 XIII
his Children and Suicfded City and
County Accounts Mayor Asks Conn
mittee of Examination Governments
Strong and steady state Bonds Dali
Quarantine Against Yellow Fever and
ChoIera-Times' Site Claimed BY the
City-Ejectment Suft Entered -Italian
brotherhood in America Colonel Wood
on the Golden Rule.
New YORK, August 3D. Arrived out /;
France and Helvetia.
Felix Darcy cut his vife's throat. inef-
fectually attempted to kill his children,
aged nine and seventeen years, and com
initted suicide The children saw their
father has had fits of arrangement for six
months.
Accounts of the city and county, with q
long message from the mayor. asks from
each board a committee to examine the
vouchers upon which the accounts are
based.
The accounts cover from January, 1869.
to July, 1871. The message is bold and
defiant.
The accounts, when printed. made d sew
eral thousand page volume.
The Board of Health directs thirty days
quarantine for vessels from sections where
the yellow fever and cholera prevails.
1t is reported III. T. Helmbold's business
has passed into the hands of John T. Henry,
of Brooklyn. +,
Railway freights are again largely re-
duced to the West
The city claims the property upon which
the Times building stands An eiectment
suit has been commenced. The value Of the
property is 81 600, 900.
The convention of delegates Of the United
Society of Italian Brotherhood III America
opened to-day in Cooper Institute. The
following were present: G. n Secechi De
casah, New York; Peter Gandor, Cincin-
natl; Al. B. Longinotti, Louisville; j. Al.
Segnaigo, Memphis; A. p. Chic, st. Louis;
A. Barrata, Richmond; "A. Zago1narsino,
Philadelphia; b. Constantlni, Bal timore; Al.
Zorra, Chicago; l.. Arnoldi, So Louis; Il.
Gitti, Boston. Signor CassaH, of New York,
who was president of the Chicago conven-
ton two years ago, and has represented
New York twice in succession, was BY unan-
imous consent chosen president; Peter
Gandoli, vice president; A. 3. Longinotti,
treasurer, and A. Zagomarsino secretary.
The examination of the credentials Of
delegates, the examination into the case of.
the st. Louis society, which has, as alleged,
violated some rules of the brotherhood, and
the admission into the union Of the Italian
Benevolent Society of Baltimore, formed
the chief business transacted at the first
session.
Colonel Wood says: There is no doubt In
my mind that the Golden Rule was wrecked
on purpose and the government treasure
stolen by Montgomery Gibbs aud Captain
Dennis. Gibbs put mp the job and led
Dennis into it. Among other things, had
a chart of the vessels course made, and it
is on file now, from the time she left New
York till she struck on the reef and it is
plain that she was steered plump on ii. Gibbs
went on board under an assumed name.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-24

fiseracefaI scenes which Hharacterized fl,e
meeting Of the late Republican convention
in the Crescent City; but the rash. We may
lated to add fuel to the f1anes Democratic
papers made haste to charge, what no man
Of sense believed, not even the editors them
selves, that Packard did what be did do. bv
direction Of the President. He now de-
clares that his foolish proceeding had no
direction or encouragement from Washing
tom Where is there Democratic paper IN
the land that viii have the honesty or the
fairness to state this 2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-24

Decxee sor IsSne 81 4 &1S3. Ql)f2, {1(1<,
Loan u Thfee ri Cent.
MADRrl August 2::}> 2:}> "a decree has b9 en-.
issued providing for thS ISaiie 8f 4 1o&rl on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-24

Eunefnl Or Iieutene16 Mckee 81 Lexi,,x-
fon-Fire il Aex7p&ton and Ifl11ra-.Iie-
pub1icau Divisions n (&3f1ornIa Ris-
rolls and Knfvee Anione PcIifjcinns--
snrnteEa Haees Flrst Race won by
moselle HeInboId Virsor- ewell 4
Geverner- Ans1-Poper LECTURER As
saulted-U Uepa1efakab1e goff6n Warm iu
Aiabama- New Coffon II Memphis ni-
eide of Xonne NfIssIssippf Andy-A
Jealous Husband Attacks - Wife
Hreaks kcrosene Laxnn, Bnrns Thrce
Houses and Renders Ffffeen Families
Houreless.
LGx1Naf0N. Ky, "A a1a1st %. - Tbo funeral
Of Lieutenznt IL Kee who VAS kiiied il
Corea, takes place to-n1orfoW
The block Oh North Broad wAr between
Maine e., and Short streets hnfpnd Loss,
Ifa1oz, N x Asxust y. rhe 1tlica
osss nss a''q 1ns. 'spT6 F, @ 5ss adlaesnt buildings
San FRASc1sco, AeRzae z2< The split; IL
tho Republican party, oaused bv Gorhnrn.
secretary of the federal Senate, ssems II,
as oonmistss y hss been appeintsd y nsn-
Four politicians drew pistols and knives
on eaeh .'t' Other lse@ y obesy g! e''Et
first race. Time, I'D Il. ~
There was tremendous infef4st Ii the
great race between Longfe3low and Holm-
bold. During the first three miles Ionu-
fellow led by one 10 two 1engfhe Helms
bold began to gain on the last eighth Of the
third mile, and passed Under tlle string half
g length ahead. LongfelI low LOST steadily.
three lengths at tie first quarter, six at' fhs
halt mile, and Flushing sixteen se1s-fbs
ahead Of hongfellow, amid the Id II ire
7:4gl4. ..'-
Eolus won the third raoe. irne. s:Ifss
NEwPoRT. 4. Il, August g There was
NJ YACHT race today there not bsing eafh
BosroS, .AuguA aaThere i stropp
movement on foot to hage Harvey Jewell
nominated for Governor by 1he Republican
convention.
OGDExsBuRs, N ". September %
Baron De Calnen, whose aafi-no,,ery lee
tures cansed the recent .ri66, vas Il. .dag AS
saulted u the strcee here and knocked
eeS,a rewn Eng s1 ssfs9Fl #5q I Injured by John lIuI-
MoxTGoxERx, August "a There ii no
Longer any doubt about the appeararce OF
the army worm il 1l1lusn0I numbers
through the richest cotton counties -of Ala
ba1aa. Therains now falling viii aid their
development; /. (.
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from shis county county T5Rps T5ss e|asss f1s sw siasE aaia
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The first bale Of new cotton froh, Arkan-
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( COLUMBIAN C0LLEGE,

WASHINGTON, D. g.
Tie PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Of this Col
1ege opens September Is, 1871.
The COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT, September 20.
The THRoLoGLcAL DEPARTMENT, October2
The MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, October 4
The Law DEPARTMENT. October II.
Young men wishing to enter either Of the de-
parfments should be present at the commence.
j. q wELLNG, President.
For further infarmxtion inquire Of w. sTICKNEY,
Sacretary and Treasurer au22 I'm
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BOARDTEa.

DOARD.-FAMILTES DESIRING BOARD FOR
ID the season may make. satisfactory arrange.
nenta ct the pleasant residence No "a Carondelet
street. Just above Julia street. au23 Ct