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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-08
TO PLANTERS.
GUAEO SOLD FOR COTTON

At Reduced Prices.
'N'HE Undersigned, CHAMBERS j. BRYCE
GIBBS & CO.'S STANDARD GUANOS. viz:
Pure imported Phoenix Island, Wilcox. Gibbs
" Co.'S Manipulated, and Guano Salt and
rlasler Compound, are authorized to sell
limited quantity for Middling Cotton, at 15c
per pound; Cotton to be delivered at pianter's
nearest depot, in good order, properly baled
previous to the 1st of November next Apply
to the undersigned Agents at Columbia, 8. c.,
for particulars.
These Guanos arc ALL imported direct in
bulk, and no aduixture of insoluble Phos-
phatts or Stone Manure. Their Peruvian
Guano is OF the very best Chncha Island, not
Guanoppe, but the real No. l Peruvian, and is
the first and only cargo ever impo1t ted direct
to Charleston or Savannah.
81 900 PREMIUM.-They offer 81 600 premium
lor the largest Increased yield, for the use Of
the following cOnditions:
lst. Only PhGnix Guano, Wilcox, Gibbs x
Co., Manipulated, and Guano Salt and Plaster
Compound, without admi1ture with any other
manure, shall be used on the land entered for
Compel tion.
Cd. That competitors shall submit satisfac.
tory proof as to the quantity of Guano used,
ana ana the increased yield in proportion to guam
States Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso-
ciatiou, to be held at Augusta, Ca, next fail
who 5 81 shall be the cole judges Of said proofs,
ana snail make the award; and tho premium
shall be paid as soon as tho award of the
committee is received.
Their Agents are also authorized TO sell
tfelr Guanos, for cash, at the reduced cash
prices, and also on time, for satisfactory sc.
curly.
These Guanos have been in use for series
OF years. and have been surpassed by none.
We have acted as Agents FOR more than year
and are now supplying again those who used
it last year, which is the best proof of its su-
perior qualities we have tried it ourselves
and can vouch for it's superiority; and. could,
II necessary, give hundreds OF certificates OF
large lot now in store, here, and constantly
receiving and adding to our supply. Arc now
ready to fill orders and ship, il desirable, to
any depot or station on the line Of either of
our railroads Awaiting orders.
March t1mo CHAMBERS & BRYCE.
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TNHE capital stock OF this Bank is now
Il 100000, alllof which has been paid in.
and confirmed by the Comptroller of the
Currency. Authority has also been received
Tor further increase to the amount of ESQ. 900.
OF which over s20, 900 has already been taken
PERSONS wishing to make an Investment
stock. * 20 ~. .s0
The Carolina National Bank issues certifi
OF seven por cent. per annum. This feature
OF it's business makes it practically
A SAvINSa as BANK.
and attention is called to the fact that the
safety of these deposits, as we'll as ali others
are ar guaranteed by the whole capital of the
Bang; pank' NO o. safer mode Of temporary invest.
ment is offered to the public than this-the
deposits being payable on demand, or on
snort notice. Deposits Of any amount re-
celved either III currency or coin. and payable
In the same. Interest will be paid at the end
or each elk months, should deposits remsin
beyond that length of time.
Jan ~ mw9mo
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To Rent.

To Rent.
A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main street
1A near the corner OF Blanding. For terms,
apply to DR.. John Lynch, or
FEB 22 HENDRIX & BRO.
Morrell's l,eep Well Pump and Fire
Engine Combined.
Il PUMPS, highly recommends them to the
public. as valuable article in case of fire.
They are cheap, durable and very effective,
as tho following certificate will show:
Pumps saved our entire mill from destruction
by fire a few weeks ago.
JAMES N. JONES,
superintendent for Whitlock Il Stack. near
Columbia.
Maj CHI limo RJCU4RD TOzFp
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Improved Seed Planter

HDARIiES wanting either the Ham or
y DcciaH PLANTER will san(i their ordora
at once. We are now well supplied, but later
in tho season do not think we will be able to
meet the demand ~
Feb IL LORICK & &LOWRANCE.
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Carolina National Bank
D L U M B I A

Capital Stock Paid in, $4,000
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
L. D. CHILDS, PRESIDENT.
DR.. J. ". PARKER, M. WALLACE
goHN =. WILEY, DR.. JOHN T. DARBY,
H. HOPE RICHARD O'NEALE, in.
G. D. MELTON. Attorney.
w. b. GuL1cK. CT. InEnKr,.,
Cashier. Assistant Ca nbJa-
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Terms Cash Ql;lv.

Terms Cash OHly.
nuK terms are strictly cash, and no order
~ will hereafter be filled, or goods deliver.
ed, until paid for. All parties indebted to uy
ly. J. & II. r, AGNEW
March
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To The Publie.

40 tu0 fuOu0. ~
ANE and tho first of PLUMER & GO. "A
~ AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINES has bean
10 operation in the Exchange House. FOR seye.
raj nights, and the undersigned take this
method OF Informing the public Of its perfect
success; and hereby certify that the light far
ethhceods. thee. in every respect, that o6tained d
Paysinger & franklin, ii. w. Purv;s
Proprietors, Thomas Finley
@. P. Pope, John {; Rerrv''
J. w. Rouse, nj. II. Berrv''
o. G.. Yocum, d. r. Keilvy
I'm NJ hFSennedy, n James II. Heiee,
y, Wm; m: FINE, L. H. Russell,
=. o. montgomery, Ch. Speht,
+. II ,utremDIy, Jr., P. Brown,
P. Wright. F. Schroeder
mar harry L. perrln, J. G. Bremen,
Wm. Wadlow, 2. B. Glass,
:. y. Lumsden, wv. K. Sessford,
Owen DAILY, q. g. Biddie
Jerome Pagan, G. A. Hall.
u. Dlercks, NJ. s.. Littlefeld,
M. Grinstead. John p Whartonn
G. W. Franklin, James M. Allen
J. 8. G. Mayrant, John B. Hubbard.
It; M: Barry. Thos. J. Steers,
Wm; H. Orchard, J. J. Blake,
Q. q. pottsnsii,, Daniel nicijiurcb Jr
March
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REMOVAL

FTNHE undersigned have taken that large and
IL elevated corner store house, on the hill.
nearly opposite the mnrble yard whore they
are prepared to STORE COTTON or MER.
CaANDlZE at customary rates, and will make
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Boston,
or Liverpool. Will also fill orders for the pur.
chase of cotton, and attend to the sale of
sale.
They have also a large quantity of those
superior and we'll known fertilizera of Messrs.
Wilcox, Gibbs Il Co. for salo. {Soe advertise
ment.) Also, 1000 bushels Corn and other
articles, which will be sold at the lowest
market price. Call and see thcm, either for
tho sale or purchase.
Feb limo CHAMBERS & BRYCE.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Eeeretsry Kee1aua's speech fn 43hta-
Hes Effect ON the Presidential Cam.
paisn, DC. x go FCsE- e 20 = +
[srrpAL' r lt..l ri no THE ,prspAro r.,

~. [srECIhL TELEGRAK TO THE DrsPATon.l Is
! WASHINGTON, Aug. %. THE Sandusky
speech Of Secretary Delano, 1t is well I'M
,derstood here, IS intended not only for
effect in the present campaign in Ohio; but
the elaborate and long-considerad essay
which was in the course of preparation
here for several weeks before Delano left to
take part in the campaign is intended, In
addition to the recent speeches by Blaine
and Morton, to bolster Grant for renomi-
nation; and Grants immediate friends in
official stations assert that it will be the kew
note of the approaching Presidential cam
paign. .s<s s~.
Boutwell, assisted Delano in preparing
the speech, the financial portion having
been prepared under BoutwelPs own eye.
and by him given to Delano. 1t will be
printed in pamphlet form and sent to all
States holding elections the coming fall,
under frank~of Dehno. Advance sheets
from the Census Bureau, giving the popu-
lation of each State, show that in Virginia
the population is 1925. 1853, Of which 49,
0S9 are white, 512,SI colored, 22s Indians,
and Chinese. TREDEGAR.
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Nm INGENIOUS You've PERSON SEEKS In
FORMATION body writing to the Bos-
ton Transcript is sarcastic, after this fash
ion: ., ,. =
"Will you please tell US what 1t means
by the Scott Centennial? We came upon q
chance newspaper that had something in
about 1t, and we think 1t must be somebody
that Is q hundred years old, on account o!
"a hundred cents being dollar. Don't you
think that Is rather bright of us! There
Is girl here who knows an aWfu!
amount of history and things, and
she says Scott was the first King OF
Scotland, which was named AFTER MN:
after that country seeded from Norway
and that he was great warrior, and fought
great many battles, especially with spl'
ders. But that cannot be, for know the
man that ate the spiders was named Robert
Bruce. Do let us know at once, Tor we
hate to appear so ignorant when everybody
is talking about it. Some of the girls think
Scott was not his real name, and that be
was a gentleman named Wayerley, who
wrote an Encyclopaedia. / think that may
be, for recollect a whole row Of volumes
with .Waverley' on them in President
Pogus's library. " -
We are having an elegant time here. 1t
is splendid place. The piazaslare washed
down every morning, SO we can keep our
skirts perfectly clean, and we walk up and
down and discuss things. There is a fine
| view, of the beach, but that is on the sunny
| side of the house, so Of course we never 60
round there. There is O party of girls who
battle every day, believe, but they do not
belong to our set. They are all tanned up,
and no wonder. Some one proposed ouI
asking them about Scott, and l dare say
thew would know all about it, but we dc
not want to get mixed up with all sorts Of
people, SO prefer writing to you.
Truly yours, lNGENUA."
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THE CHOLERA IN GERMANY. &C.
Yellow Fever Inn Charleston, y. g

WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug. 25.-For two
days past we have had reports here that the
yellow fever prevailed in Charleston. IN
formation received to-day removes all
doubts rs to it's existence there, aud, it is
feared, in epidemic form. A letter received
this morning from one of the most promi-
nent clergymen of Charleston, states that .
malignant type of the yellow fever is there,
and that the writer himself has seen four
cases. "'~
Information from another source states
that the disease is there, and is thought to
be spreading. The city authorities tele-
graphed TO the Mayor Of Charleston for in
formation yesterday, but up to O'Clock
this afternoon had received no reply.
Notwithstanding the above testimony, the
Charleston papers of yesterday say the
health of the city was never better than
now.
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Tournament at BurkeyiIIe.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH
BURkEvILLE, VA, Aug. PA tourna-
mcnt took place here to-day. The charge
to the Knights twelve in number) was de-
livered by Mr.. John G. Howard, of Motto
way. The following honors were dis
tributed: flr. j. j. Verser, Knight OF
Burkeville," crowned Miss Mollie Jones, of
Burkeville, as Queen; W. A. Street, Lu-
nenburg, "Knight of Berlin" crowned
Miss Nj. S. Verser, of Nottoway, first Maid
of Honor; W. A. Robertson, Knight of
Hollywood" crowned Miss S. L. Simpson,
of Petersburg, second Maid of Honorr;;J.
H. Robertson, Nottoway, " Knight of Gam
betta," crowned Miss III. L. Simpson. Of
Petersburg, third Maid of Honor. The
riding was very good, and everything passed
off pleasantly.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
LITTER FROM GOSHEN BRIDGE.
,,,erc,tinx Closing Exercises OF Che Albcmarie
Baptist Association.
r.neciar Correspondence OF the Dispatchl

r.naciar Cores pondance OF the DispatchI
GOSHEN, August "a. 1871.
We sent YOU on yesterday synopsis OF
49, 6r,t two DAVIS proceedings OF the Atoc-
IL, Bsptist Association. Last night Kew:
I,hn +. Massey preached to very gooc
roncrccation. in spite OF The rain.
Tn.day the weather has been 'avoraote,
,rIf the conversations large and attentive.
Ihn association has duly considered ana
discussed state missions, SUNDAY Scnool
,,nrl co,Dortagc, temperance, the religious
,,,iroction Of the colorcd people, &c. The
'i;,russiou of the religious instruction OF the
,'',Iorcd pcorlc brought out the fact that
thn association is heartily In favor OF the
delicious instruction Of the freedmen, and
mai the churches generally were encour-
,,.,ina. The work to The full extent OF their
pcwCr.
several interesting incidents were given
in this connection.
Thr association resolved to cooperate
,;ih The state Sunday school Board In en-
rIa, inc 3 colportc,r within the bounds OF
t5i- association. Several very stirring
.nrcchcs were made. and 500 fer the oD-
sect secured on the spot.
The temperance subject brouSht out tile
.old war horse, James AlcNanueT, Esq,
NJ charlottesville. and several other vcte-
strong speeches againstthe monster e'ii,
intrmpcranCc.'
Appropriate obituary notices Of MIR. .Jno.
{. Clopton, nf Albcmarlc. long most elil-
,.iru and useful colportcur ana member OF
hi, body, aud Rev. 7. l.. Richeson. OF Am
horst. one OF the most useful ministers OF
his section, were adopted and ordered TO
W. spread upon the minutes.
Rev J. {. Long preached at the stand
this morning, and Rev. Geo. Is. Tat Tor this
afternoon.
The usual resolution Of thanks for hospi-
tli,y was adopted with heartiness which
showed that il was not mere form.
Thc efficient moderator, Rev. John f.
Massey. made some touching and appropri'
ale yaedictory RENAL Ks; a. i. Abel, Esq,
led in prayer. and rs the brethren sung
"Shall we Meet Beyond the River" tears
flowed freely all over the house rs they
took the parting hand.
Thus closed what is regarded as one oil
the most pleasant meetings which the asso.
clltlun ever held.
The delegates are diSpersing-Somc to
their homes, some To the Rock Alum, and
others TO the White sulphur or other
Springs.
There will be preaching here twice day
until after Sunday. and there is 4 good
prospect of an interesting revival.
N1AToR.
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The Ladies' Memorial Association Of
North. CarOlina-Dlsfnterrt the
Confederate Dead.


The Ladies' Memorial Association Of
North. CarOlina-Dlsinterrt the
Confederate Dead.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCu.]
RALEIGH, Aug. 25.-In accordance with
arrangements made by the Ladies' Memo
rial Association Of Raleigh, the remains of
1903 bodies of our gallant dead, who fell
while nobly battling for the lost cause at
Gettysburg, Pa, arrived here this morning
at 8 O'Clock. The disinterment of their re-
mains was rendered necessary from the fact
that parties were about ploughing up the
spot held sacred by the ladies of our sunny
land, in whose hearts, God bless them, the
memory of the Confederate dead will ever
be cnshrined.
At hall. past =. M. all the church bells
Of the city commenced tolling, and con-
tinued until about 5h, when large crowd
of citizens and strangers gathered ut the
Confederate Cemetery to participate in the
solemn ceremonies. Rev. DR.. p. s. Mason,
of the Episcopal Church, officiated, assist
ed by full choir, consisting Of Mis-. W. IL.
Dodd, Mrs. II. l.. Evans, Mrs. Il. G. Lewis,
Miss Hattie Jordan, Miss Hannah Cooley,
and Miss Gertrude Haywood. and Messrs.
"A. Wiley, W. II. Dodd, j. ID. Primrose,
L. McGee, and Rev. DR.. Drury Lacy. The
choir sung the 124,h hymn in the Episcopal
Prayer-book- Hear what the voice from
Heaven declares TO those in Christ who
die 1.-THE tune Balerma, played on; the
melode6n by Miss Gertrude Haywood.
While the services were going on at the
cemetery every place of business in the city
was closed. After the services were over
the bodies were inferred in their final rest
ing-place, to be watched over by the ladies
of the association.
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seyesBkAnf arinas sftoot Sr asffosSra5is, .
Gve.tant nickel ID u piece of oliver or lead,
melted. There WAS also found III the celfar
Q large clot Of blood containing eportion of
brains. .iaq}so gffffSe ss1s9 ~
On Monday morning the c0gonsr'e III.
Quest WEE begun. Bodinski 'ss testimony,
given through an interpreter, agreed with
His previous statenents from which the
story given above Is takesiss Many. minor
details given in hts evidence go to prove
NARROW guilty OF the crime. MARROW offered
him money, and asked him . IL he knew
anything,"' and, on being answered in the
negative, asked him "what ne thought"
ANYTHING, and got away as soon rs possible.
A sieve containing the matter mentioned
above as found by the jury was shown to
tho Jury. Two, physicians identified the
bones and teeth found asethose Of human
being. II: .,a.,.7 ~, -. - LII - Z
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Marine NfSa6ters.

New YORK, Aug. 25.-The Nashua Her.
aid of the 10Th instant reports that the
schooner "UliYer Jamison," from Rich
mond for Galveston, with railroad cars,
went ashore on Henry's Bank. She was
gotten off by wreckers.
The Spanish brig "Lola" was picked up
Off Hatteras and towed in. She had en-
counered hurricane on the 10Th.
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Disastrous Fare i'm HamptOn-DrOwN.
ed while bathing

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIspATCH.1
FORTRESS MONROE, August %, 1S71.-A
fire broke out in Hampton last night in the
grocery store of Mr.. Wyatt. It commune
Gated to Darden's clothing store and Bent
ley's jewelry store, and consumed them.
The loss is estimated at 5000, which is
covered by insurance. The fire is thought
to have been the work of an incendiary.
Pedro G. Palacia, son of the Mexican
Minister, was drowned here yesterday
while bathing. His body has not been re-
covered.
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Great Riot I'm Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 1s.-A Catholic
priest has been imprisoned in Marlia for
haranging and inciting the Catholics to
violence. They attempted Jail delivery,
which resulted in great riot, during
which many were killed and wounded.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The Mexican
Government is Offering large bounties for
Apache scalps.
Vincent Coiber's report from the New
Mexican Indians Is unfavorable. They are
nearly all scattered, through fear of the
miners and MeXicans. IL; $751;
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Railroad Matters.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 25.-Judge Hogan has
granted the motion setting aside the sale of
the Cincinnati and DAYTON Tunnel Rail-
road Company, and dismissed the receiver
under the scheme OF capitalization issued
by the Secretary of State to the aforesaid
company. The effect Of the decision Is fa-
vorable to j. G. Fremont and others, and
to the Great Eastern Railway Co., who have
an interest In the road by way Of the tun-
mel under Walnut Hill.
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Telaerashse suu,rnarz.

The West India and Panama cable has
been successfully Laid to the island of st.
Lucia.
A violent storm has occurred at Cinciu-
natl, which uprooted trees and Frustrated
houses. The engine-house of the Indianap-
oils railroad was wrecked.
Indians killed three and captured three oil
a party of eight, thirty miles south OF Che
yenne.
been finally revised. They give the total
population of the United States at g, $780,
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STEAMERs,


NEW ULE-FORst|n
~. JAMES AID CHlCKA-
hOMINY RIVERS The fast and elegant Side
Wnees steamer PALISADE, Captain CHARLES
NELSON, will leave her wharf at Rockets fPow.
h Mts CompanY's Steamboat she'd for Kings
= a = aia ana grove whArves on TUESDAYS and
WIN the O. clock train at City Point for Peters,
ppn,rg; returning Will leave Grove wharf and
at O'Clock A. NJ, touching ut all the regular
landings each way. --,'eA
WIN leave her wharf at Rockets for Binn's
wharf, on ChlckahQminy, on THURSDAYS at s
O'Clock A. d.. connecting ut City Point with the
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching at ali the
regular landings on James nyer down to Dill.
homtny. Returning, viii leave Binn's on FRI-
DAYS at O'Clock a. d.. =
hominy received on Wednesdays.
Al freights to way landings must be prepaid.
For further particulars, apply TO Captain on
board, or to WIN. Z. RRETT. Agent
au25 at Powhatan Steamboat heus.
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Steamer Wreck ed..Twenty Lives Eosa.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Information has
been received here from St. Augustine,
Fla, by G. H.. Mallory s. Co., that the
steamer Ladona was wrecked Is miles
south of that place. Twenty lives were
lost. The news is furnished by the mess
boy, who was picked up on the 22d instant.
He says the steamer liz Il total wreck The
survivors are the captains son, first and
second mates, chief and first assistant engi-
neer, fireman, tour sailors, and the mess
how
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An Iowa postmaster advertises letter
addressed to "The man who leaves bis
mule hitched all day every other Sunday in
the alley near the Carey school,"
Richmond has society called "The
DAUGHTERS of the Golden Caudlestick."
They arc probably nuffers.-Roston Adoer-
ttser.
A game that two can play at-Football.-
n. O. Times.
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. FreIn New.NrIenr,a

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-James Cough
lin, now under indictment for fearfully
clubbing Martin Long, killed Michael
Hickey last night. Hickey was reputed
thief, and resisted arrest.
Arthur Guerrin, shot some time since by
Sheriff Houston, Is dead. ~
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MARIsE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST rs, 49,

FORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST rs, 1871.
ARRIVED
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Chickahominy, mer-
chandise and passengers.
Brig Emma l.. Hail. Geyer, Mobile, guano,
Southern Fertilzing Co.
e. e " r.'a'- SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell Brakeman, New York, MGR
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer VIM. Z. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, Virginia Steamship
aud Packet Company.
Steamer john sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, l.. b. TaLum Il Co.
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The Italian Celebration I'm New York,

NEW YORK, Aiig. 25.-The police arrange
ments for the protection of the italian pro-
cession, which comes off to-day, are COM
plete, and no danger is apprehended.
Ldter.-The procession, which was de-
layed by deluge Of rain, is now moving.
AS yet there has been no interference.
LateSt.-The procession marched down
Bowery and through Chatham street,
passed the City Hall, and proceeded up
Broadway to 14th street, where it was dis
banded.
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Tab,eaux at Rockbridge Baths.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPATcH.l
RockBBIDGE BATHS, August %, ISL,
The tableaux wants and charades at this
place last night were largely attended, and
proved a perfect success. The proceeds
were for the benefit of the Lee Memorial
Chapel, and handsome sum was realized.
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rEI ], pf'1g sEws. 7
new YORK. stSsk and Money MARI,

New York At0ck ana Money Markss.
FEW YORK. aug. as.-Monay easy at ANA.
Sterling hiFaer nj si6sef Cold, 1l.Ie1isE Gay-
efrment's inaGtise1'sis, 1iss ;,s7's i1ta ,s4,s.
iNs 'es's, nag ncw. ils ,s's. i1sa ,es's, aIst
1o-4 als Statcs' very dull--Tennsssee,s. As .
new, 7ss. Virginta's, % ; nar;. n. Louisfans,a'
s6 new, 81: Levee's; ~ ,s,s, a.. Alabama,a. foo
s's, 90. Georpia's. IS: 1880 North Caroi,n. i
Is; new, 2s.pHouth Cardinals, 70; new, 81.
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The prospects of our University md Viz
gina Military Institute for the next session
are said to be more tlattering than usual.
We hear of more inquiries for places to
board and lodge than we have known for
several STANDARDIZATION Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26
Trouble I'm Texna.

3 BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, Aug. 25.-Goy.
Dayis's health officer has been imprisoned
at Brazos, Santiago, for contempt of Judge
Wood, and martial law is expected.