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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Letter from q Louisiana Radical to the Presi
dent.

Letter from q Louisiana Radical to the Presi-
dent.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Tbos. w, Con-
way, signing himself estate Superinte end
ent of Public Education of Louisiana"
publishes long letter to the President,
wherein, after abiding lengthiy to his SER
vices to the Republican party as an excuse
for his boldness, proceeds to narrate that
on his wav from New Orleans as the bearer
of dispatches from Casey, Packard, and
Others, he read the dispatches to tie pas
sengcrs.
Conway impeaches the truthfulness Of
Casey, Packard, Lowell, and the rest. He
concludes his letter: "No act of your Ad.
ADMINISTRATION will give more satisfaction to
the mea who voted for you and made YOU
President than would the removal of the
officials who have perpetrated the outrage
in question, and that nothing short of their
displacement will save the Republican
plrty from defeat in the coming cam
paisn."
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Easterly winds
will probably continue in the Eastern and
Middle States, and it is probable that .
storm of severity will continue at . con>id-
cradle distance off the South Atlantic coast,
with easterly winds and threatening wea-
Their from Georgia to New Jersey. Cloudy
weather will probably continue in the New
England States. Northelly winds and
warm, haZy weather, from Michigan to
Alabama and westward.
Quarantine Ships for New York Harbor.
WASHINGTON, Aug. N.-The Delaware
aud Albany have been turned over to the
Health Commissioners ut New York for
quarantine use. They will be anchored i'll
the lower bay for the reception of people
coming from cholera infected regions.
The Fourteenth Amendment.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The Attorney
General has received numerous requests for
an opinion as to the effect ofthe 14th amend
msnt upon the eligibility of persons to
office. Not being able to reply officially to
these requests, he has issued circular
Stating that il is rot his duty to give official
opinions, except at the request OF the Pre-
sident or heads of depar tments. He ap-
ponds copy of tue 18th amendment
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-JuStace j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases we're
disposed of:
John Tanns (colorcG charged with felo-
niously breaking into and entering in the
night lime the barber-shop of JAS. Clarke,
and stealing therefrom two boxes of cigars,
seven razors, and ono box of soap, valued
ut $50, the property Of the said Clarke.
Continued until Wednesday.
Fleming Harris (colored), charged with
assauting and striking Pat. Sweeney, Jr.,
with a whip. Fined 81.
Stewart G.. Allen, charged with detest.
able and abomiuable. crime. Honorably dis
charged.
John Eubank. charged with having in his
possession lot OF boots, the property Of
Valentine Wagner, aud refusing TO give
them up when called for. Dismissed.
Maria Jones (colored), charged with per-
jury in swearing against S. q. Allen. Dis
charged.
John McKenncy and Aaron Jones (col-
ored), charged with obstructing the side
when ordered by the police. Jones was
fined 81, and Mckenney let oir.
Samuel Smith (co!oreD, charged with
stealing one pair of shoes, the property Of
NJ. j. Rosendort. Found guilty, and sent
to Jail for fifteen days.
Thomas kuin, charged with using insult
ing and abusive language towards w. Il.
Chandler. Discharged.
Walter +. Adams, charged with being
dlsorderly and resisting the police. Fined
s. so.
Jos. Caproni, John G.. Clarke, VIM. Rob-
erts, Pleasant Gaines, Henry Clay, Jim
Smith, and Joe Richardson, charged with
cungreeating in front Of and in the houses
occupied by John G. Clarke and Jos. Gu
prom, using proIaue and indecent language
in the street, and obstructing the sidewalk,
to the great annoyance of the neighbor-
hood. Fined and dismissed.
Aaron Berry (colored), charged with as
saulting and striking Mary Brown. Adj
monished and discharged.
George White (colored), charged with
cruelty beatnga small colored child. Fined
Albert Key (colored), charged with as
saulting and using insulting language to
James Dabney. Bound over to keep the
pence in 500 for three months.
Sim Jones {colored), charged with ahu-
sing and striking Daniel Reidy. Fined 81.
james Dabney lcoloredl, charged with
assaulting and striking Albert Key. Let
Anpie Morgan (colored), charged with
assaul,ing and striking Clara Coles with
rock. Let off. =,
Susan Anderson (colored), charged with
being drunk and creating disturbance III
the street. Fined 81.
Evans jackson (colored), charged with
stealing money. drawer and $40 in money,
the property of Ed. Waller. Continued
until to-day.
Lavinia johnson (colored), charged with
creating disturbance upon the premises
of Elizabeth Callahan, and abusing and in
sulting her. Discharged.
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A rrh A CIV E PbopE 7 Y
NEAR THE
,. a WHITE SULPHUR SYRINGE,
FINELY ADAPTED FOR A SUMNER RE-
SORT, FOE SALE.
BEhUREGARD FARM.

tffer for sale my FARM C. PeaurezarI ~
citnated mill and i half from The Whit Sulphur
Springs, in GTeeubrler county, West y,rgIria. j
contaias nearly 300 acres, one third OF which Is
meadow lanc. About one-hsI OF 4. fs In fine Tor.
est, full OF excellent timber. part OF the mea.
dow has been in grass for about eighty years. The
whole farm is ;ly-adapted TO grass and tis
nsarness TO the White Sulphur Springs gives L. the
T6is fsfm is veil watesed Indeed It has In CO.
pious springs the amo,t exclusive supply Of W l.
t-r for the White sulphur and the consl !erabl,
ton OF the Chesarcs *. and e'hio railroad to the
Chi, river In the summer OF '72.
1t hl5 commanding Interest," on account OF lis
fine I'D aptatiun TO purposes Of health and recrea-
ton 1t Is one Of thu most beautiful, as u is one
OF The most heal!hful localities In the Virginia
mountains. 1t has fine bath and 4 superabund-
ance OF water for many more. This water has
never been Analysed but IL Is evidently power
fni stiInuant OF tne skin and great tnvigorator
e the Tffs ns
q large body OF alum Slate, highly impr gnated
With alum, 10 which, at : moderate expense,
these agencies the place might be m 4de q popular
aud prosperous adjunct Of the White Snlphu-,
the great Watering. place Of the middle and SOUTH
Il has fiae prous dis Tor mile-long TROTTISG
or KACE-COURSS. and the ADDITION Of that
source OF amust ment for TIE Immense tnr9rg OF
wou!o be great ppbllc grsllnca!lou ana h1PniY
lucrative TO its owncrs. SUCH trSck,. exactly
suited by the temperature OF the place % summer
rpoE'S Wouto eSSoS@S Wv -
tue Union.
having an Immense supply OF clear spring wtter
from ;eyeral large springs, and god location ,s
for Like Of several acres. nss BUSINESS mas
There is a large DOUBuE eBs1Ckt HOUSE,
containing twelve commod'ous rooms, upon the
place, together with out houses. The grounds are
aamiraoy adapted for the 1nest display OF arc hi
tectur al and otEer improvements.
IL is one of the most attractive places In the
mouuttins, whether for. imprOyement as place
OF public resort, or for superb residence for =
wealthy gentleman.
Persons deslrcus Of seeing the place are rettr-
red TO my son, j. l.. CoWARD1S' wno isslaes upon
Apply to Mcssrs. GRuyBs s. WILLIAMS. Rich
mono,
PERSONS desiring to purchase are requested to
visit The plsce, which VIII spesA for iiSin
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN JACKSON
WARD.-A mass meeting of the Conserya.
tive citizens Of jackson Ward was held at
the City Hail last night, VIM. +. Drinkard
in the chair, and Daniel Wrenn secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Angle committee Of
niue was appointed TO prepare plan for
the organization OF Ward Club. Com
mittee: NJ. Angle, Philip Shea, O. u.
Null, Alois Rick, r. d. Smith, L. Gimmi,
A. III. Lynneman, Jas. Gilman, and Abram
Hall.
The meeting then went into the election
of delegates to the Conservative State Con-
vention, with the following result: Dele
gates: VIM. f. Drinkard, John Hagan, and
Nj. Angle. Alternates: DR.. T. BoIdemann,
w. w. Undertake, and Abram Hall.
After The adoption of the Tuckahoe reso-
lutions, the meeting adjourned.
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Domestic Marketa-rRy rErxnp,n,,,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2I.-C Cotton sic ,dy ,n,, n-,, !.
LIN tIsrime3: safes, $50 bales isic
fIour-ssontnern !. shade iirue-; commoa tn fsir
rss o. SGeBte;5; good 70 choice, $ssc6li9co.
n.Sssy, eic Wheat acliye vi ter red sesiern
al s s,,x47 pc Gsrp amer At .7asz,e Rice d.%
ssea,Gy; Iureehtine firm q. s2Gs.Is. Rosin quiet.
50. piaLItaosE, Aug. 2i;-virginas-old SGT b.d,
dne a. R;sx max ~ ssd weak ss.ard super
w. 1sgs';!s; Gisy muls supeiase. u soeQ ie.sS:
snpernae stse9ps5 es; extra IS sodQ DO so !; mi
~ 50 Segf7.?s. Wheat active; ,haics white,
I'll -9$Lgo;.. hin and indiana. SL3ialst a5. Coin
srarcc and firm; White. s'Ga77c.; ,eI on. ss@7Oc.;
wts,cr', o6egSsc. Oa,s sctiye at d3@4.sc, rovl.
e ms uncnanssd. " h'skcy, g4c,
WILMINGTON. } NJ. ?t.-Spirits turpeutine firm
asc; nosin qn'tt At a. foe No. l. Crude turpeu-
llne urn at .a.45 fr yellow dip and a. SO for wiz.
Gin. Tar quiet nc $2.S5.
., L"uisyILLE Aug, q -Pr1visiors- Trih'ng bu-
heads; leaf, S;@SN.
CINCINNATI, aus 81 Pork $3.50 asked. Lard
aali =. W. Bacon ste, dy; shoulders, &c.; clear
sioee, &c. Whiakey, 9cc
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Attempted suicide Of H. II. Hc,mboId.

NEW YORK, Aug. 21:-A special from
Long Branch says: "About o'clock this
morning DR.. Ii. r. Helmbold attempted
suicide. He borrowed double-barrel shot
gun hired a carriage, with colored dri-
YER, and started, out on Ocean Avenue, to.
wards Seabright, to shoot meadow-larks.
Below the Arlington House; he got out of
the carriage and placed the gun under his
chin and fired. Being small man, the eff
fort to pull the trigger. caused his hand to
move, and his face only was injured. In
his desperation he repeated the experiment
with the same result. The driver, who had
in the meantime rushed to bin, caught
him, fainLing and bleeding, 10 his arms, and
brought him to the Arcade Hotel, whence
he was taken home.
LATER -nELMBoLD coKTgADIcrs TEE REPORT.
/ NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Dr. Helmbold tele-
graphs that while he was out cunning, this
morning, his gun went off accidentally !;
but that he was not injured. lia
He denies attempting suicide. He says
ne was blowing out one barrel Of his gun,
when Che other was accidentally discharged,
wounding him slightly In the face.
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sale OF ahc warrn SPRINGS.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH,

LnrkUiAD ThHE""hM to THE DISPATCH.I
WARM SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 2l.-This ceie.
brated watering place was sold to-day at
public auction for 81 900, the following
parties becoming the purchasers for the
entire property-viz., w. G. Darlington, S.
G. Tardy, John L. Eubank, Rev. B. 81. Phil.
lips, and e. N. Reynolds. The gentlemen
above named are well-known Virginians,
aud the Warm Springs Valley, uuder their
management, will soon become u lively and
attractive place of resort. There are pres-
ent on the grounds to-day about four or
five hundred persons. Col. Eubank will
continue the management Of the. Springs
during this season.
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a LADY's DRESS CATCHES FIRE ON THE
STREET.-On Sunday morning, while q
young lady was standing on Broad street,
pear the corner of 9th, in conversation witha
gentleman, her dress was seen by persons
passing to burst into blaze. Ina moment she
was wrapped in flames, and would have been
dangerously. if not fatally. burned had not
the gentleman with whom she was talking
thrown his coat about her person. The fire
was thus cXtingpished without the lady
hcinS injured, but the gcntlcman-Mr.
Bagby-had his hands badly bIistered. The
cause of the fire is not known, but the
dress. which was of light material, may
have been iented by the ashes Of cigar or
bruised match.
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The White suan,u.s

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. auy o. ~,
CROWD IL not so great this az last we,,t- Inc
hence lt Ii more comfortable. Those , aud
are deferred from coming on acconnf IF w mo
inadequate accommodations need nave s no
l .1: now of securing quarters. The COM nv
pnmentary hop rendered to Rosenberpe,,s
asn oy the visitors was very pleasant
~: among the late arrivals here are Generals
rrllznugh Lee and NJ. ID. Corse, Hon. John
1oode, OF Virginia; Generals W. w. Gary
ahu james Conner, OF South Carolina. and
governor Jacobs, of West Virginia.
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PACKING FRU1r.-Persons having fine
fruit now ripe, and desiring to preserve it
for the exhibition of the American Pomo-
logical Society In September, will thank the
Norfolk Tirg,nian for recipe. The plan
is that of Mr.. Leighton, and If is simple
and may be easily adopted. He puts his
specimens ia tin case, which Is then
soldered; this he encloses in n wooden
box, and, thus protected, makes deposit
Of it with one of the ice companies, which
are obliging enough to take charge Of such
packages. We hope many will avail them
selves of this plan of preserving specimens.
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Neaeruca,IilYa, pfrea Z.

ings AfisaIT, Inn, Aug. 2i.-Thirteer, bni,d.
h ssn, including the Baptist chnrcb D hsua
-spontan nso, with loss Of 90, 900 caIlse
V .ne.so combustion, Au'o
struetiys si a. er TX, New, Aug. ia do.
fifty bn;ldine..uh mas occurred here. b,irn;ns,
cendiarism.an ss' Loss, si5O, 900; cause" o
WlLLrAasPoRT, pa. A,c ., -,
verly House and thirty o MuS: hai,.nFbe Wa
Deen turned. Loss. $500. tSD : i''uihss have
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NJ, 6ha,ern ii, acW YORK.

New YORK, Aug. ola partial invest
cation was made yesterday by Coroner
Young and DIR. Marsh into the case o.
Mary Kelly, who died Of supposed AsiaIlc
cholera. From the evidence, the coroner
was satisfied that IL Wls not Q case Q. eioi.
era. "a the woman bad been drinking 70
excess, and bad also eaten Q quantity OF
sunribe peaches ana the greater portion OF
q watermelon. The symptoms described
by the attending physician were not at VI
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MADISON WARD REPUBL1cANs.-The Re-
publican Club Of Madison Ward has organ
lied with the following officers: Jos. Cox,
pI esident; George Nye, viee-president; L..
ID. Chandler, treasurer; Il. w. johnson,
chaplain; Z. S. Atkins, secretary Jos. b.
Christian. assistant secretary.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From London.
- PARLIAMENT PRORCGUED.

PARLIAMENT PRoRcGUED. $500.
LONDON, Aug. 21.-parliament has been
prOrogued to November 7rh by royal COM
mission. The relations with foreign powers
are friendly, and the hope is expressed for
the continued tranquility 10 last. The
speech was mostly devoted to local affairs
and dwells satisfactorily upon the treaty of
Washington.
THE NEW LOAN IN EUROPE.
LONDON, Aug. 21.-Twenty millions of
the American five per cents. have heen
taken in advance OF The regular opening.
Syndicate bonds are active ut IL to IL
premium.
French Affairs.
PARIS, Aug. 20.--There were S2S deaths
in Paris during the past week, including
one of cholera.
PARIS, Aug. 2l.--In the Assembly to-day
q stormy discussion was aroused by irrelt-
gious expressions used by some of the
Deputies in their speeches at the distribli-
ton Of prizes in the school at Lyons. NJ.
Jules Simon, who was present, made Il
speech, in which he declared he should
ever uphold the principles Of morality.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Garibaldi is reported conyalescent.
4 dispatch received at Versailles from
Algeria announces the arrival there of Il
large number Of French troops.
The carpenters OF Berlin have struck for
an increase of twenty-five per cent. in their
wages and reduction of = days labor to
nine hours aud Il half.
new ministry at Munich has been
formed, with Heguemanberg as president.
1t is feared that the potato blight is en-
tirely destroying the crop in Irel,nd.
Queen Victoria is i'll at Balmoral.
The Russian fleet, with the Grand Duke
Alexis, left Constradt yesterday for New
York.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY,
Terrific Gale In Georgia.

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 21.-On Friday
and Saturday we had terrific gale. Our
railroads are washed up, and the mails
have to be brought by pole-cars. We have
no communication south of station No.
on the atlantic and Gulf railroad. Or the
Central railroad there are two washes--one
near this city, and the other six miles out.
NO regular trains have arrived since Friday
night. Many buildings have been damaged,
and great damage has been done to the rice
crDp.
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.r,crtOx SALES TODAY.

COCK S,EAUGHTaN will cell at 10 A. NJ. p'a"'''
fu,niture. &C
COOK & hAUGGroS Will se't NJ !" ~ " :"
smoking tobacco machine, &c
cvtHss & WILLIAMS VIII sell at u a.
,,ci- Office. IN nth A7tot 4fA acres oil ian" !"
Hanover caI1tY.
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RADICAL ORGANIZATION IN HENRIco.-At
meeting eff the Republican County Com
mittee, held at the county courthouse on
Saturday, it was decided to hold mass
remher, to nominate two delegates to the
Republican State Convention.
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T'ELEl''GRAP'HTCs
new York stock nu,, r.,,e,.

NEW YORK. Aug. -Bnney-AmpIa ann,,.
sterlins. ei@as Geld, ilss@iias States ap,,
Virgfnia's q little stronger. Teunesset,s. n !.
new' 7ss FirEtnts's, 81; newt. Louisiana,s, as.
new, 60. Ieveess 10: SIS. 50. AIabama's, 100: SIS,
co. GeorRia's. 81 rs, OIL. North Carolina,s. AZ .
rev, 20. sou'h Cardinals. 40; new, STA Govern.
meDrs qn'es as of al rather heavy: %. a q,
's2 sold tff: quarter ivsnes nf January az July
about stcSfv: 1919. lls: 's.'s 1Id!; .afs ia:
1855 la rev, 1,st 1913 ll5i: $685. 1!4i 10 4os.
frxs y =.
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CEREBRAL CoNGEsTIoN.-,Jas II. Fowler
(colorcd). who has room ut No. 600 9th
street, bet Main and Franklin, was
taken suddenly i'll just after breakfast yes
terday morning, being seized with convul
sions. lie was taken ut once to DR.. +. Il.
RobinsoWs Office, where he received care
ful attention, but was ut lust accounts very
low. His disease is cerebral congestion,
caused 10y the il ordinate use Of bad whiskey.
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Port OF RICHaoND. AUGUST 81. 1871.

ARRIVE.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandse and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George B. Upton. Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer pal!sade, Nelson, No felix, mer-
chauuise and passengers.
Schooner Thomas j. rull, Cooper, Htvrc dc
Ora 20, coal.
Schooue; Narcissa, Bunting, H,.vic dc Grace,
coal,
Schooner n. T.. jones. j mes philadelphia, pig
schnoncr vi lism aud james, Gut,eu, rhlla-
dt iohia. coal.
Schooner Bell, Hearads, Havre dc Grsce, coal.
Schooner Two Brothers, -, Baltimore, salt,
Schooner Ridley, -, grain.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and pas5fnge l.. L. ratum u CO.
Schooher Gallagher, boyle, Fhll.cc!phla, via
CiIy Point, Curtis & Parker.
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HAEs.ssJa Bss.
Z, so d R ID 90 s:s;! -

EsCLAUNb IND FITEEHBUNu q X. CO,
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. s. 1877. !
'EHE T. RAINS On Tails EuAD
a run Ss follows:
The mail trains leave Richmond 81 3:ls A. ID,
Snd ESQ Z, ~; sud leave Petersburg Gt LOS A. u.
Freight and Accommodation traps leave Rich
mona at A. NJ. ard 4r r. 81, ana leave Peters
burg 1T 10 A. III. AID LjO z. M.
The S.i9 A. ~. tram via not leave EtchmOrc en-
sundays, acd the T:2a z, Ii. train wln not leave
Setcrsbprg sn SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will tskc the $50 r, n,
dali; train, and those from Norfolk will connect
1t Petersburg with the 10 a. II. train.
Passengers from Clovrr Hill will lake the 6:30 A.
81 tcain on Mondays, Weduerdage, and Fridays
and rc:urniEg lesvc Richmond Gu the same days as
$3.50 Il. ".
Tho U all trains viii step 1ulr AZ Chester.
Tue A. n. train viii .ouarct ut Peters.
burg with the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road for IyuGhburg daily.
SLEEPING CARS on the 1880 r. d. train, run.
n,ns through 70 Wilminxton. X. B. KASEYE
SUI Ticget xpf Freight A rent.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE, AUGUST 81, ISL
James G. Joplin, Liberty Miss Dolly john
son, Northampton Miss Willianna White,
Northampton.
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Personal RencOntre-A Man Fatally
Wounded.

ESPECIAL TELEGEAM.To THE D1sPATcH.]
CENTRAL DEPOT, Aug. 21.-A serious az
fray occurred last night between Joseph
Charlton and Reuben Thomas at Peppers
Ferry, in this county, in which Thomas
was shot twice. He is very badly hurt,
and his recovery is impossible. Charlton
has made his escape.
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Picnic OF THE LADIES' HEBREW Be-
NEy0LENT SooIETY.-The grand annual pic
mic of the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety will be given ut Hattorf's garden
tomorrow at O'Clock for the benefit of the
congregation of the House Of Israel.
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IS7
1877 L.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE HIChMUND, fEnGIhlghc@
aiJR9 AND POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EFFECT JUNE J, ISL.
TROUGH TRAINS lesye Depot, corner DyIo
and sth streets, as follows: ;, .,.,
The DAY TkAIE daily at SEE a. NJ. hIripss
In Washington at 1c:5; Baltimore te1cePS on
snndaysl at 2:l5, Pblldielphia 81 SD, @ba ne"
York At 10 20 p. 81. TaE S&ME DAY.
:. The NAGHT TRAIN daily except on snndaysj
The DAT GRAIN arrives in Richmond at si7
z. NJ. ~
Ihe NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
(Mondays excepted) at $3.50 a. 3D.. ,,.
fhe ACCuMMUl}ATIOE TRAIN Tor Miuor.
leaves Brosd-street Dspot daily Sundays e1.
4. M. - ." '1-'','s' -
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 8. Is A. n. 7-'1sz
Tha,lgah JACKETS and TaROUaH Rag
East, and West y5F+ts7sTTs9s - - --s-.I
Company's offices, corner Broad and eth stress.
Tickes Office, corner Byrd and sth streets.
,s}sa sS..st j. Is. 5ariaTEY,
E. 4. ID. aYEns General Hup,E jei
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SERENADE TO THE GovgRNoR.-Lastn night,
about II O'Clock, Governor Walker was
serenaded by the naval band accompanying
the Chambers Steam Fire Company, Of
Portsmouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22

FARMERS, IMPROVE YOUR STOCK:
E lam now breeding and have for sale PIGS OF
Leicester White - and imp )rted Waburn stock,
and Chester White and imported Woburn stock
crossed with my fine Irish Grazier boar, from am
ported stock Prince of Whales
These PIGS fatten easily, and are OF very quiet
disposition. Price per pair, not akin, SlS price
for single pig, $40; boxed and delivered AZ W hlts
Sulphur Springs depot.
Grade SOUTHDOWN RAM LANES. price
$40, boxed and delivered at White Sulphur Springs
depot.
An orders to be accompanied by the cash, draft,
or post-ofice order. Address
j. L.C0WARDlH, Beauregard Farm,
White Sulphur Springs,
fess--wt s West Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22

PERSONAL Gov. Walker goes to the
Springs again Tomorrow.
John Crane, Jr., Esq, Of the Richmond
Wing, has just returned from ayisit to New
York.
Rev. DR.. Edwards leaves the city to-day
for Prince Edward. where he will assist III
conducting protracted meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22

BROKE A LEG.--Ou Saturday evening Cap
tain Thomas Gapcs, of the stcam.tug b.
nita, an old gentleman, fell and broke his
leg. He is under the care of DR.. Talia-
terro, at the Medical College Intirmary.