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ycg York Items.

New YORK, August 21.-Dr. Houard, late
" imprisoncd at Madrid arrived here yc>ter
dav. lie will 90 to Washington and present
his claim. which Is for pretty round sum
including the loss OF medical business al
Cienfuesos and his property. lie will not re
turn to Cuba.
DR.. William Gould, of Buffalo, has been
elected Grand Patriarch of the Grand En-
campnent of Odd-Felows of this State.
The Tribune says HOratio Seymour and
Sanford O. Church have positively refused
70 allow the use of their naTnes before the
Democratic and Liberal Convention tol
nomination for Governor. 1t Is believed
that August Schell will be the strongest
candidate.
II is stated that Mario is about to make
short professional visit TO the United States
a new steamship line is projected between
New York and Glasgow, stopping at Dupiii'
and Belfast.
No new cases Of yellow fever on board the
auarantiued ships in the bay are reported:
The Stadt Theatre was sold to-day 10 II
liam Martin for Sl22, 900.
DIR. Houard attributes bis release by the
Spanish authorities to the efforts OF he
American press, To which he returns ms
warrnest thanks. He thinks Secretary flsi
might have acted promptly, aud that .he
Government, with nil the proofs before y
that he was an American citizen, might nafe
abbreviated, or at least aleyr.ted, his stliier'
EinnrS ste $3.50
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Other Political Conventions,

CoLuMBIA. S. c.. August 2l.-The Repub-
lean State Convention met here ut noon.
Committee OH Credentials vas appointed
and up TO 10 o'clock L. NJ. they had not re-
ported.
There arc two parties in the Convention
One is led by Stare Attorney-General ClE.hl'
berain, supported by the Federal officials
and most of the white Republicans, ana inc
other is led by Speaker f. J. Moses. native
Carolinian. supported by the negroes and
ultra Republicans.
sr. LOUIS, Mo-, August 2l.-The Demo
cratic State Convention und the Liberal lie
publican Convention both met at Jefferson
City to-day, but did nothing but organize
temporarily. 49,. .. =, r,. .,
publican State Convention assembled to-uay
Judge Baxter, of Batesyille, will be nom
mated for Governor.
ATLANTA, GA, August 21.-The State lie
publican Convention met to-day and nohl
nated Judge Dawson a. Walker for GOV
ernor. An electoral ticket Was put lofth
and resolutions imdorsing Grant and " llsci
adopted.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Ireland.
TuE ORANGE RIors Is nr,

AAAi< "p-sfA.NOE 1AAOiS BILLY AGf
5LoNrom, August PA dispatch from
Belfast last night says the city was auietcr
than it had been during the day, although
the rioting was not erded. Prisoners cap
tured by the civic and military authorities
were conveyed to jail under strong escort
of troops. No demonstration towards u
rescue was made. The municipal buildings
we're strongly guarded, and the streets
Patrolled by cavalry.
LATER-AFFAIRs WORSE THAN EyER-rHE
AUTHORITIES PowERLEss-YlGILAsCE COM
MITTEEs BEING, FORMED, &C.
BEtFAsT, August 21.-The hopes of re-
stordtion of quiet, which were excited yes.
terday by the rither more peaceful state Of
affairs, have not been realized. The condition
of tho city lust night was worse than ever.
The authorities are powerless against the
deprrdators, though supported by an armed
force OF fully 5000 men. School-houseS have
been destroyed. and it is with the utmost
difficulty that >ome Of the churches are pre-
served from sharing their fate. Grave mis-
management on the part of the authorities
is suspected, and the general dissatisfaction
is so great that respectable citizens intend
forming vigilance committees tor the arrest
and summary punishment of offenders.
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Wenther Probabilities.

WAsHlNGToS, August 21.-Clear weather
will generally continue on Thursday over
the Southern States east of the Mississippi.
Southerly winds and partly cloudy weather
soutbwe<terly winds for the Middle States,
weather and areas of rain from northern
Ohio to the northern portion of New Eng
land. Partly cloudy weather for the Ohio
Valley. Northerly to westerly winds and
clear and clearing weather will extend east.
ward to Lake Michigan. and northern Ili-
nois and Missouri by Thursday morning;
and over lower Michigan by evening.
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The Commercial Crisis In ch,eneo,

CHICAGO, August 21.-There were no new
developments to-day in regard to the COM
mcrcial crisis except that many firms reported
yesterday as having failed are to-day asserted
to be abundantly able to meet all liabilities
There is Il marked inclination TO purchase
Wheat at the present range Of prices, which
rs generally believed to be below the intrin
sic value of grain. There Is better feeling
to-day, and the prospect is that It will
continue to grow, and that many firms iicW
under cloud will come out all right.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE BETA THETA
Pr FRATEnSlrY.-Thc Thlrty-third Annual
National Convention OF the Beta Theta Pl
Fraternity met at the Exchange Hotel yester-
day afternoon. John |. Covngton, Esq, OF
Cincinnati, was chosen temporary president.
After PRAYER the Convention proceeded TO
the election or officers and upon the recon-
mcndutinn Of the Committee on Permanent
Organization the following gentlemen were
chosen President. Professor William Allan,
A. NJ, of Washington and Lee University,
Omicron Chapter; Vice-Presidcnt, Charles
j. Lcaman, of Eta Eta Chapter; Secretary,
Charles d. Walker, of Theta Theta Chapter;
Assistant Secretary, William ii. Kent, OF
| Tau Chapter; Chaplain, Rev. Thomas l..
| Preston, y. D., Of Zeta Alumni Chapter.
In the absence OF the President. Vice
| President Lcaman took the chair, making IN
| appropriate address.
After organization the Convention adj
ourned to meet at O'Clock y. NJ. to-day.
| Delegates have come in from the States IA
| announced heloW Others will arrive to-
| day: =
Harrington, Ind; Iota Chapter, E.J. Brown,
of College Hill, Ohio; ri Chapter, &. ).
Mitchell. of MartinSville. Ind; Tan Chap
ter. William H. Kent. of William>port, Ind.
0hio.-Eta Eta Chapter. Charles j. Lea
man, of Cleveland, Ohio; Epsilon Alumni
Chapter, john |. CoYinston. OF Cincinnati.
West I-ife'ntn.-p>l, Ghahtcr. DANES u.
| Anderson, ot Richmond.
| IOud. .--LpSilun Epsilon Chapter, trapk
| Mah,n. ci MuaCatmc. Iowa.
TU.T,tlu.-Lttl Chapter. J. y. s,itndelSon,
! f,u'au. Ala. QmiCroD Challtur, John :. " lS'',
Eichmord. Nu,. W, \, Snith, BALTIMORE,
Nd.; Rho Chapter. Walter T.. jciinston'
Buchanan, Va; Theta Theta Chapter, Charles
u. Walker, Alexandria, Va; Kappa Kappa
Chapter, j. Ad French. Richmond, Va;
Zcta Alumni Chapter, w. \. Thorn, hr.
John \. Upshur, j. +. Heath, John 4. Tay-
lor and Thomas Fairfax, Richmond, Va.
The mettiIg was held with closed doors,
admitting to the floor as visitors only mcul-
t'eIs of the fraternity, and these were chiefly
! lrUn Virginia Chapters.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money marlse

NCN 1UFR SaUsA anu lAUEASJ 1sHzhS .
NEW YORK. August 21.-Money steady at 4
to on call, with exceptions at 81. Exchange
dull at 1857. Gold, 1l4t. Loans, ) to 5t
for use. States steady, with few trans.
actions: Tennessee's, "A; new, 733. Vir-
ginia's, 40: new, 501 ccnsols, 50l; de-
ferred, -. Louisiana's, 40; new. 10. Leyee's,
60; SIS, 10. AIabama's, s2; IS, SO. Gcor-
gia's, 73; 7's, So. North Carolina's, 3333
special tax, l3. South Carolina's, 53; new,
%; April and October. %.
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announced in our advertising columns this
morning. The triin will leave here ON the
morning of Wednesday, September 4th, at 9
O'Clock, and viii arrive at White Sulphur
several hours before the opening Of the
grand dress ball at the height of the season
on wednesday night. Young gentlemen and
ladies will doubtless in large numbers avail
themselves of this chance of attending the
ball, and many Others will take the trip in
order to view the splendid mountain scenery
by daylight and 10 see the White Sulphur
Springs when most attractive. The fare il
tWo-thirds less than uslIal
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The Hrize-FiG'isE.

PnILAbEirnIAj August 2l.-Mary sporting
men left here last night for Pittsburgh, to
cross into Virginia, where the Mace-O Bald
win fight comes or
LATER-THE BATTLE-GROUND REACHED-AN'
OTHER FLASH IN THE PAN.
GOLFERS VALLEY, w. VA, August 21.-
Two hundred roughs, with Mace aid
O'Baldwin, arrived here, near the State line
between Pennsylvania and Virginia, this If
ternoon. The ring was pitched at 6 +. NJ
Mace w;ls the first to enter. He won the toss
for corners, and occupied the northwest
corner. After al hours delibeIation the
men could not agree upon referee, and nc
fight took place, TO the great dissatisfaction
Of the crowd. The puglists went to Steu
bcnvilc to meet tomorrow.
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SnrafOoa Races:

SARATOGA, August 2l.-The first race to.
day was hurdle race handicap, for all ages.
two miles, over eight hurdles: $500 to the
winner, 500 to the second. The race was
won by Blind Tom, with Gao second. Time,
5:554.
The second race, for purse of $500, fot
all ages, u miles, was won by Harry BaSSett
in the easiest manner, he keeping company
with Mary Louise for two miles, when he
left her, and won by Il dozen lellsths under {
pull. Time, 5:OG.
The tlird race, for a purse Of S400, for al
ages, hlee-quarters of mile, Was won b!
Ortolan by Il couple of lengths. Time, Iii
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ENTERED AND CLEAEED.-T'lr British bnrk
Farpcian, \. f. Young master, cleared .ai
Rio yesterday at the cu>tonl-holL,c. with ,335
barrels Of flour, shipped by Dunlop Il Mon
cure, of this city.
The Norwegian bark Nora, Captain Sorcn-
'cn, cntered yesterday at the c,lStom-house,
N l'alast, aud SailS IN a few days with u cargo
Of flour for Rio, shipped by the Gallcgo
Mills FIGURING Company. She will carry
about $500 barrels.
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Humans share with hciscs the benefits derlvabc
from the word-renownrd MEXICAN MUSTANG
LiSIMENT. The most lrrcfraelblc testimony cStlb-
lishSs thh fact that thi, wonros balm cNerts The
same soothing ainii httai'he 'nAttn"e when applied
to the human cuticc that it dots IN rnses Jf Sna"in,
founders Iingbone. poll-cSil scratches. wihi-&"l'.
and other amcuts Of the horse which require cut
ward tr, a,nt. Ii is. in fact. tlC most electuil at
all cXtelull remedies for rheumatism. g"ut, still
ness OF the neck neuralgia. sore threat. sMcllings'
cuts, and bruises of Ill kinds.
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Ikail-Storm--struc by Lightning

SptcEil ttIeETlHl 10 (NC UlsIIllCN.
GoRpoNsynLE, VA, August 2l.--A heavy
haiI-storm, lasting fifteen minutes, passed
over here about 1:30 z. VI. The stones were
as large as birds eggs, and have. it is feared,
greatly damaged the corn and tobacco.
During the storm lightning struck one of
the large chimneys Of the st. Johns Hotel,
leTeliing it with the roof No person was
injured.
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JOB PRINIISG.--We call -tlir .tunt"h OF ner-
clants clerks Of courts. shers. lawyers. lailrnah'
steamship and canal officers and agents and
In n orders for printing, TO the facilities offered al
the DISfArCu PErTTISG ESTABLISHMENT Tor 'he
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds o' ''ul
PnINrIxCi We eau furnish ut short nnt' Cards.
is iier-IIcitl-. Progrannc. Eail Tickets,
thanks. rau,ullc.. Tags rIairl-BiIS. Catalogues.
Ellis Of Fare Show Bills. Checks Drafts, &c. &c..
sc. Satisfaction g,ialalitpeu.
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f;st tIJ;n NV Hpppmkpr IA, I,

Dr. Il. y Pierce: For the past six months ''a>|
used your Golden Medical Hiscnycryin my practice
and In that time hav" tested lis merits In sever"
coughs, both acute anu chr"nic, in chronic diseases
Of the throat severe case; of bronchitis general de-
raurcmcnt Us thh stsiru': rurstIpaed condition ol
the bowels. and wherever thorough Alternative or
blood purifier has been indicated In all c'srS
have found it to act gently. yet Thoroughly an" ell
fcctually, in removing the various di'eaSri cohn'-
tons, and bringing about healthy action through
ont the system. Yours fracrnally.
II. l.. HAIL, NJ. j.
This medicine is sold by all respectable druggists
In all nlrt, Of America.
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IXMESsE Exc1TgMEST.-An tmmetise eX-
element was created yesterday afternoon
among the hackmen at the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad depot by horse taking fright
and running into dray. Everything in the
neiShborhood rushed to the scene. and of
course the horse was stopped without doing
any other damage than nearly kicking him
self out of harness, and causing big excite
imCnt generally.
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Second UISDdtCh
Platform Of the Georgia "Straisa,t'
esltS.:

ATLANTA, August 2l.-The platform
adoplcd yesterday hy the convention OF
the "Straight Outs" declares the Govern,
mcnt of the United states to have limited
powers, delegated by the States for specific
purposes, having no original inherent power
whatever; that the Union is federal in
character, incapable of existence Without
the States: and the pcrpetuaflon of The
Union depends UPON the preservation of the
integrity of the States, that the rightof local
government. the suhjection of military /"
civil authority. and hGheds corpus in time OF
peace, are not subject to any solemn coIl>tI-
tutioi;a. obligations on the part Of the Fed
craI Government " any kind whatever;
but the Government is under solemn consii-
tutional obligations not to Interfere in these
matters. 1t is understood that Alexander
II. Stephens is the author of the platform.
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Death Of an Editor.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August 2l.-W. B.
Thomas, editor of the Charlottesville intel
hgencer, died this morning of All affection Of
the throat, from which he has suffered Tor
some months past.
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PERsoSAL.-Among the guests at the st.
Nicholas Hotel, New York. Il dry or two ago
were the following from Richmond: j. {.
Shafer, DR.. G.. j. Steel and wife. w. II. Ia
tum. Il. Ii. Elicit, Charles L. Todd, George
A. Haynes, and d. s. Mccarthy. The ma
jority of them are cm route to Niagara and
the lakes ...
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FOURTEEN TnoUsAND.-The Religious NcTn'd
announces that II has received Seccn huGdi'ed new
subscribers within days. II will publish fo"r-
teeu housurd copies Of neat weeks issue. lis adj
vcrtslrg rates are very moderate, the extent ana
character of circulation being considered.
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TntnI EsOiSSniug Case.

Special Telegram 10 TIC IIISFHICH.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, August 21.-Stu-
art Wcrtenbakcr, aged eight years, child OF
I. J. Wertenballcr. was fatally poisoned last
night hy having administered to him NOR.
phinc in mistake for quinine.
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RED MEMS ExCURsIoN.-Annawon Tribe
of Red Men announce grand excursion to
West Point on Monday the I'd OF September.
1t will be splendid entertainment, enli-
yened by music, dancins, and refreshments.
-rhe fact that oysters will then be in season
will make the crowd in attendance larger.
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UTICA, n. y. August 2l.-The Republi-
can State Convention meets to-day. Lively
canvassng is going Oh. The most promi-
ncnt candidates for the gubcrnatoria nomi.
nation are Ex-Governor Morgan and State
senator Robertson. Many members of the
New FORK city delegation strongly oppose
Morgan.
General Dix has sent letter saying he
cannot he q rrndidaie. owing to business i'll
tcrc>ts. buS lie will do everything i'll his
power to beat Greeley.
The nomination OF Lyman Trcnain for
congressman at large is generally conceded
Second Dispatch.
UTICA, n. T.. August 2l.-The Conven'
ton has nominated General John y. Dix for
Governor by uccianation.
L5ruan B. Tretnainc was nominated t0l
congressman ut htfSe; and General John Z.
Robinson Tor Observation-Disclosures
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Harper's Magazine for September, contain
Ing the second instalment Of Charles Reade's
new and most exciting novel, and Scribner's
fol, September, received from J. T. ElIyson
1112 Main street.
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New TELEGRAPH OFFICE.-A telegraph
office was established yesterday afternoon al
Ronceyerte station, ten miles west of the
White Sulphur.
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no,,anr,-'c Convention.

NASHVILLE, August I'm the De..-" ", ''''
St,te Convention to-day, b. +, Chcathan
was nominated for Congressman at Large
Ey.President johnson refused to allow his
name to 90 before the Convention. 1t u
thought he will run rs III independent candl-
futp
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CORN AND FIs0UR Tx CHANGER
RICHMOND. "a. August u, ts7ess &

itfFEERIE( (3S
wIfEAT.--white s,2ss buxhels Re6ss.lso tustesass
CSg@s-W lijsr. 1,sse bnel.clS. = sss Z.
g OATS.--Is1 buslels ~.
SALES. 8.
z WHEAT.-Wh;te. s7a bushels rery good af 41.ss. q
Az bushels prime af prirsfe teffns 3f bsshe Cdr
mon :st 81 6,s So bushels good nc Sf7 43e busEeIs
prime at sl.7a.co bushels eoulsnon at &i3o. Totss
2,9ss huslieie. 5ss S
WHsAT-Red. $40 bushels very good at sf.1s; IA
bushels prime at Si.73 $50 bushels common nc SaEz
srbushiis roice at private terms: sz6 bushels cu-
lnon &c Sii6: ai0 bushels good ut $i l5o1 asshciE
prime at 4t75 e9s hslies good al $lss 80 bushels
fair 1T Sl.so; als bushels common nc private terms
e5 bushels common at Si21; 50 bushels very eot Gt
81. -. Totai, JetS bushels. -
CoRS.-Wiiite, 50 bushels very good as 7fc.
OArs.-ls5 bushels prime old western at 5ac. s
RE-ExHlBITED.
WnEAIe-WIA.c, 72 bushels; red, ssss bushels
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'ais for vcrsidc will lerve to-tny at o. and l,
4. NJ, and ut intervals frou 1870 to Z. 81 Every.
body goes to the Park TO avca cool ride. dance ui
swing in the popular new Patent swing.
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ApyEETIsE.--Our merchants seeking trat' H. AZ,
portion of the country should adrritist !" th'
pupcrs Of that section. NJ. EELESnS 4 60 "i'i
take advertisements and have them inserted 1T n''
I;s,lp,s' ratrs,
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BY Tclegrapla.
SFW YORK MliRkETS.

~ ,,,Iand, a.sc: orleans, &c. floar- so,itst-
,' e,sier: son,lon TO fair extra. SO good p
choice. Ss3caSIs2i. Whiskey auil at tst
,,s,as, Al .ssqSie6. Corn gnlet and easier potk
,.ss active and uichangcsL Lard trM ~ sssI2.rs
Turpent tine quiet NJ 69sa bcSi ~ V;sss
e,.fylts Eruier.
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InE STORM lESTERDAy.-About hllf-H,st
y O'Clock yesterday our city was visited by
a very severe wind-stnrm, with some thnn-
Ncr and lightning. The rain fell very fast
N large drops for a while, and the clouds all
Imound looked black and threatening. No
I.erlnu> damage has been heard of at this
Nl1ting. however. The storm struck the
|. chesapeake and Ohio mail train eastern
sbounU about four miles west OF Gordons.
S'l!!e, and passengers report it as being very
s,''cle. The wind blew down IL tree, which
Siny across the track until the arrival of the
s'r'in, which was delayed few moments, but
Enadr up its time and reached Richmond at
H. usual hour. A telegraph pole was
aAnocked down and the wire cut, but this
temporary damage was repaired by hands
A"ho lett on special train just in advance OF
q ,'e accommodation train. The building near
#ne corner Of Main and Eighteenth. occupied
r. "A. w Noting, was struck by li2htnin.
%hd slightly tiainagcd.
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The Grand Peace Reunion at Louis.
willie

LOUISVILLE. August 2l.-The committee of
the grand pcacc rliinion OH the llth of Sep
tnmler are progressing lavorabiy. Fifty
thousand dollars have already been raised
here, and = large number Of sheep, hogs, cat
tie, &c, wllIa vast quantity of other prov.
sions, are being prepared Ey the people oi
The interior us contributions to the barbecue.
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TIE CARoLI;As.-Thc Religions HeTGH is read
In every ncglhGrlnod In North Carolina and in
South Caroini. Those who would reach the eye Of
the 5Oona BaptistS In those State, should advertise
in The HcT0I6
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TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD. -
Few persons are aware Of the extent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad now in
operation. 1t is rs follows: FIom Richmond
to White sulphur, 227 miles; kanawla
Falls to Huntington (Ohio rirer), S. miles.
Total, Sl3 miles. The balance VIII be COM
pletcd in December. then forming the short
est route between the East and the great
West.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS ready-made or made to order.
aud perfect lit guaranteed, or 10 sale. by +. T..
SPENCE son. merchant tlllorS and dealers In gen.
tlelncn's furnishing goods, 1909 Main street.
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Those striped and figured black grenadines that
!rve jnst been placed on the l2t-cent counter ut
LEVY BROTHERS are the greatest bargains In dress
goo.S ever vet offered
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Corns. bunions. diseased an,l iugrrwne nails. &C.
treated without pain by Dr. SClICLTz. His patrons
and strangers from city aud country wishing ic
avail themselves of his services will find him at No.
Nineteenth street.
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EXCURSION TO. OLD PoIST, VuE DE- LEAU
HorEI; AND NORFOLK, Richmond Lodge,
No. ia, knights OF Pythias, contemplate
having nm excursion to the above places on
Thursday the 29th hinstant. A splendid fine
is santicipated.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH Or
fIcE, Wednesday, August 21st: S A. NJ, IS
degrees; q 7. NJ, 81 degrees; i 7. NJ, So
degrees,
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Cows AT LABGE.-The police have taken up
two cows going at large in the lust few days.
Owners can get them by calling ut the office
of the Chief of Police.
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After the refreshing shower Of yesterday the la
dies should venture on the streets for shopping. III
making their purchases they should call on ARMS
TEAD 900 Main street, for real laces, cmrodcries
pcriumeries, toilet and fancyarticles.
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xae,.t Racn at NcN,,ort.

NgwronT. n. T., August 21.-The Tidal
Wave won the yacht iaee ior fie eIsaliellse
eIrp beating d the Mndeie twenty
seconds. Tie course was 10 Block lsMlsli'l M
! and back,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

HOTEL PROPERTY SoLDIN HAsoygR.-The
.'oei |. property, storehouse, &c., at Hanover
!, oofthonse derot, was sold Yesterday by or
"sf ,na, oi the court. W. L. Fleming, Of Rieh-
55send, was the purchaser. Il