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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

iii CAKRh. deuaul has been only limited and pnees are Ss
nsy unchanged quote Western At soe 20 eareSS'
so 50 gold bbls and Sil gold for do 10 bags
PRoyiSoNS-Pork is demand and The ,,
IN, New but yery dull Ohi the sales are $50 ebs ~
Oh Mess GA 81 for New 10; aud SH - o h.s I ~ s bis
ture delivery market active and easet a. an
New Mess tor January AZ Sl 70. lUo nbls of sN 80
and 900 bills for April Slt 90 so obb foI al 20 spd ~
bbs do ia J1., aud 80 bos LOT sane Ssnssd .Bd ses
sale, of l2S bbls $50 for PLAIN Mes ~ d$ii
Mess rerce Beef is quiet bat steady sale. o. Bel
quiet but steady sales OF % eo amer sna s'n's
Cut Meats dali and unchanged Bacon p.s.r AZ tci
sote, short Clear ie 100 boxes Long Clear e asa 90
Ribbed Chicago, 6te, and 70? boxes short % or YserA
borss hsf Ribbed and bali short Clear At ss Dress
and March delivery 6ic forhe former and ole of n M VIZ
Hog. are demand and snner We quote a. y aoe ss
.rp and ad6ic for Cts, Lard steady and ~ in sy,s ts
AS bills aud tea or Wy stG % % tu,aT. t,sl'
rather easeri sales Of 800 to- Ss6dsie 70. az l9N
10, January At 100 choice Western NELL si6si
PETROL M-Tn for all kinds has eonnns sn.Iksf
satisfactory holders generally we're os ,aa ~ I 10 bsii o.
Cr-es prevailing quotations for sPo were ssasss
GsF on Lower RssSed has been steady a. iss =, Eisi
eases in mcierae request sa2sc SaPAiAA nS 80, 10 10
Philadelphia the market /" H0"ss' "a' 'A"' ~ - 40
sSTL,.rDoo Fin. in good Obsag asrsss a.s p.rss
I USs I,srDos Eas !, wsssss sosi
p.ains DO 81 sSi Hltgnss do. ~ 800 e. zoe sss
aSi 50. Turks Island, tdsse v ea'Si o'n'
sPIcss~TSs. eoptiaued good jobbas demand 10 Pssns ~
aud she msisi arm We aS9.s a. sans,u SD ~
for mas.por. Pmsa,o al lo.e. Ginger at y for o
10. Afsan Bird Peppe lsa lie su sod s Ohio Isdss.
W. hs,a sI AZ iS bags priGs nte n- AIS
a. IS ~ ia C.csta tpsesd emr AID "a sr,,s u 81 10
,,sc 30. In store SI s. and about 1890 bags
ssT ss1 ss..c ar. firmly hsh s,9sis a. y ~
s,ri bv, buysn sslen are apart Sales wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
The Democratic Bolscrs--Tlle Mnsonie
Choir on n Tour to Virginia.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.


WAsHINJToSy August t9.--There is no
doubt that vigorous efforts WIN be made by
the friends OF the Administration to further
the meeting Of the Democratic hoters at
Louisville next month. There is already
much feeling manifested in the ultra Repub-
ican ranks iti ssvor of giving the bakers dozen
of diSailected Democrats al, extended show
at their adjourned convention, but there are
no evidences at this point that the boilers
will receive any additional voters to the num-
Der which made so great failure at Ba!tl-
more during the session of the regular Demo.
cratic Convention i'll July.
The Masonic choir Of this District, with q
number of prominent Masons, left here this
! rlorniug on tour to Staunton, Lexington
and White Sutphur Springs, Va, at which
places they will give concerts. they intend
also visiting Wier's Cave and the Natura
| Bridge. The party numbers about sixt!
persons. TIMoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
Washington Items.

W!ten,Ssr9S, August 19.-The heat here
to-day has been Excessive, the thermometer
reaching 81 degrees i'll the SHADE.
A Colored man named Edwards last flight
shot and instantly killed Robert Humbert,
also colored, on account of the allegedcrimi-
nal intimacy Of the latter with the formers
wife.
There is information from Geneva winch
warrants the assertion that since the indirect
claims haze heeu disposed OF the business OF
the tribunal of arbitfAturs has been favorable
to this Government, and that several awards
for direct damages have already been agreed
upon; and further, the indications are that
OH the cotlc!usion OF the adjudication u
gross sum will be a3vafdtd to the United
States, thereby avoiding Il reference OF the
subject to board of commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

POLICE Court, McHDAY-yosticc William
Hall Cre,c preSidlng.-The following cases
were disposed of:
John Roy (coloretl). charged with creating
disturbance in the First Market. Fined -.
Anderson Jones and Albert Welsh (ro-
lorcd), charged with assnlllting and heating
Stephen Chascy and cIpatin. disturbance in
the street. Albert Welsh discharged; An
dcrson Jones guilty, and sentenced to pay Il
fine of SIS.
john Lucas (eoloretD, charged will, as
saulting and abusing Thomas Davis. Fined
$3.50.
Albert Turner and Martha Lewis (colorcd(,
charged with creating disturbance. Fined
$3.50.
Priscilla Brock (colored), charged with as
saulting and abusing Ben. Bolton. Fined -.
Ben. Bolton, Charged with ass:,ultin" PriS-
ella Brock and threatening to knock her in
tue head. Fined 81.
Peter Walton (colored), charged with being
lunatic. Committed to await a lunacy
commission.
James Z. Taylor (colored), charged with
| assaulting and abusing Alfred Saunders OIL
his own lot. Continued to 22d.
Alfred Saunders and Susan BrumSkill
(colored), charged with abusing and threat
ening to injure james Z. Taylor. Continued
to 22d.
James Hickman (eolored), charged with
assaultinS and beating Lawrence Spain.
Fined s..
David johnson (eolored), charged with in
terteriug with the police III the discharge Of
their duty. Fined $3.50.
William L. Acres, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care OF himself
Security in $50 for three months.
Anderson Bradley (colored), charged with
assaulting and threatening to whip Carey G.
Bradley. Fined So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

ToBAcCO.-"To what countries do we eX.
port tobacco" asks an exchange paper, and
it replies:
"We send about $4,000 hogsheads to
France "a hogslead weighs from 500 to !, 600
rpundS), 10000 to Spain, $4,000 to Italy,
$4,000 to Germany. 1000 to Austria, and
from $4,000 to 10000 to EnsIand'''
"How much tobacco do we consume in
this country simply for chewing and snuff.
ing?"
"One hundred and forty million pounds
This, ut fifteen cents per pound, will amount
to 81 ,0Os, 600, which goes into the hands of
the producer. Forty million of dollars,
/ should say, goes to the retail dealer. This
tor chewing and snufling alone, and that is
cnly the commencement of the story. You
would despair ut the smoking statistics"
"Wcll, how many cigars were smoked last
year,"
"According to General Pleasonton, who
collected the tux OH them, there were ,3i332 :
246, 900 cigars used last year. These ], ,332
246, 900 cigars were undoubtedly retailed at
ten cents piece. SO we smoked up in this
country last year $l35, 900 worth of to-
bacco."
Chow much was spent for flour, then -
.'Oh, suppose about S20C, 100000"
..Now, that little Sl35, ,224 900 was paid
out for cigars only. How much would 1t be
for chewing tobacco, snuff, and cigars ?'
GAS near as can estimate it, about $780,
000,0U0."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

We admire the pluck Levy Bko4taERs have as
rss I4 6ss s%s
more IS the low prices at Which tEey, sFt sstiing
their goods. il seems, strange that While shhmer
Is upon us winter goods should be desfrab1e but we
are informed that they are going of rapidly at
LEVY BRorHERs, whp last week actually sold
Arctic furs to some Of ihcit cHst55;aiisfs: Gus fhls
clo-ing-out sale IS too good All institution to
last much longer. and we certainly advise all
who possibly can 70 make ihcir fYtthfaESes now,
while low prices. predominate: f}hae above re-
marks entered our brain after teading LEVY
BROTHERS, new; list Of, bargains n to-day :
paper, and those who cqll, al LEVY BRoTHEns'
will more than approve all that We have said. We
Judge of tic turure by the past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

Nobody but wretched bachelor would
have dared to make the assertion that if you
hand lady a newspaper with scrap cut
out of it not line of it will be read, but
every bit of interest the paper possesses is
centred in finding out what the missing scrap
contained.
A new dish is grape leaves fried in ON egg
batter. 1t is called u French dish and Is i'm
ported from Lake Mahopac. We nnttbiDk
of ANYTHING that would be more delicious
than fried grape leaves unless it is circus
poster on toast. ..-,<s
The pay of the letter-carriers of London
has been increased, and it is now proposed
to open q restaurant expressly for them III
each district. They average twenty miles q
day during their walks of eight hours.
vanderbilt's income Ii si2, 600 day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 19.-TiIe weather was
fine to-day. The track was heavy from the
rains last night. The betting ON the steepie-
chase averaged: Loclliel, 500; Tammany
and Blind Tom together, $50; fesuvitls,
$50; Lobelia, so. The rlce was won ny
Tunimallv, Blind Tom being second and We
s,lvjus third. Time: q: lU4.
The second race--a dash of one and hall
mjlcs-wus won hy Fisrnk Hampton, beat,
ing Tubnmn, who broke down. Time
=: 40.
THE third race was won by Mary Louise,
bcuting Echo two lengths. with King Henry
six lengths behind and the Others trailing
Time: S:0I3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
iGCOnl DiSrGlch.

LOSS MUCH GREATIR THAN At FIRST SUPPOSED
BALTIMORE, August 19.-Thc officers of the
Third National Bank state their loss by the
burglary as follows: $1,000 in national
bank notes and grcenbacks. of which eight
notes were of 500 each, and tWeity-four
notes of so each, of the Third National
Bank, and the following bonds held as col
lateraS: Northern Central Railroad, S2,000 ;
North Carolina State bonds, 81 600; Marlet-
tn and Cincinnati Railroad, 1000; United
States j-2O'<, $1,000; Western Railroad,
$1,000.
The bank offers reward of $4,000 for
the recovery Of the above, or pro rata Tor a
partial recovery.
The individual losses of derositors having
private boxes in the vault cannot be ascer'
Iained, as ln;llly of them are out OF town:
The loss will probably amount to several
hundred thousand dollars, as 1t Is known
that several boxes containing bonds ana
other securities will amount to $4,000.
The first floor Of Gittlngs's bank building,
from which entrance was made into the bank
vault, was rented on the first of June by .
man glyin. the name Of l.. WasllburDe, who
paid quarters rent ta1.5) in advance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST SUS-
DAY.souooL 9oclETY.-The regular monthly
meeting OF this Society Was held at Sidney
Methodist church oh Srndat afternoon at /
O'Clock, Rev. George C.. Vandefslice bresi:
debt pro fem. The Injecting was opened
with singing by Sidney school and prayer by
Bishop Doggett. Rev. George G.. Wander
slice, pastor, made a short address of vel.
come, after which Rev. Z. NJ. Peterson ad-
dressed the children on "I'he Importance and
necessity Of change Of heart, or regcnerl-
ton" His remarks were very entertaining
aid be succeeded In bringing this difficult
doctrine down to the comprehension of the
children hy Il series of well-timed illuStrl-
tons.
Rev. J. c. Granbery spoke to the children
Of the sidney srilaGi specially. He stated
.liai the school, under the efforts of tho pas.
tor, the superintendent, and the friends OF
the cause, had more than tribled its mem:
bcrs, and was increasing every week. He
exhorted the children and teachers and Off
GERS to be prompt and faithful, aid predicted
Il Useful future.
Bishop Doggett called attention to the III.
crease of population i'll this part of the city,
and urged the friends of the cause to come
up to the SUPPORT Of Sidney and Oregon
churches md s'.Etnols I'll order that rrligtou.
!nlltience might keep pace with the works ol
Improvement in the West End.
Rev. Mr.. Vanderslice gave an interesting
account OF his hbors among these people
and stated that his Church had increased it,
membership, while 10y the efforts Of the
hiembrrs Of the school and the Church the
premises had been reraintcd and other i'm
pcrtant Improvements made.
SUMMARY OF sUrEKISTESDESrs' EEroRrs FOL
JULY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
RAIJIMoKE MARKETS.

yAJr1MoRf. August Ic.-Virgbia 10, cid, %
consos. 5es; registered and Eccieis, %. Ieicsteu
West vlrginlas, lst-all bids. -
Flour dull and weak Howard street sapernnna.e,
$6e*s: extra. $t.766lS. family, Wy
se.sa5Sle. western supcrfnc, sSMss; eStrii,
sS75M$s; family. ss.5e@Sa.sr Wheat ,steady iSr IS
choice, Others declined white shciss' ss,ts, sitts.,s
sL.Ts@sl so; good to prime red, si.osU
fI75 eonmon to iir II,e sI;iIGesl9, sus,ern s1efl, e
;n,' YELLOW southern d 6Gdac. Oats duh at ai9p
i ioc. kys Grm al 7sa,5r. Provisions very sirol,g
and mI6yant with advancing tendency Mess FORK
str. clear r-sides, 9.c. Bacon very ucuye
shoulders, SIC. ribsidcs lotc. cleaT-rilsiaes
sgar-cured hams, lIi1. Lara ais al Y aa bistsy ~
urin ut giIgiic. stsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, is fully
II fortified against summers hea,: &gsg
What with one expedient and another II eIaSl2sS
Will go hard If he doesn't keep his Gus A
toners and friends cool and comfort
able, let the summer god rage never SO herSeiS. rye
His LARDER has the best products OF the season,
f,pm the tropics to the lakes which are served In
tile Best STYLE OF ART
superior Hguors-unequalled In this city. ii Win
these and ices and cooling mineral waters gentle.
men can't keep cool then the weather must NC 10 mos
az Vesuyius itself.
Thankful for past favors, he rcnews bis invitation
to the public and promises satisfaeion tat " 10
be found In this world. te II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
New York Items.

NEW YoEk.sAugust l9.-Horace Greeley
arrived here this morning from Boston.
The police raided on the gamblers at Go.
ney Island yesterday, throwing several
three.card monte tables into the surf aild
scattering the thieves.
No new cases of yellow fever are reported
In the harbor since Yesterday.
Two hundred feet of the Montgomery.
street causewny, in Jersey City, sunk this
morning, involving, q loss OF s20e,ooo:
There were several eases OF s,instreke mere
to-day.
The Eteniag Netrs is authorized 70 con,
tradict The report that A. steWars hslsl
said that the election Of Greeley would pe .
national calamity. ~. 4ss ss,zs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
TELEHRApHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money harHs

New York stock ana Money Marker.
NEW YosR. Atisast is.--Mohey easy, for
call. Exchange, 81 to 81. Gold excited
and closed at 1t44 to 114s. Loans, 1 to q for
carrying. Governments: 's1's, 1Is; ;'62's,
I6i 'bl's, 1lss: 7a5's, 116a; new, i15.
States dulf: Teht1essee's, 73l; new, 7Si.
virgiuia's, 45s; ilew, 80; eonsols, soy; de-
ferred; Is. Lotitsiana's, 90; new. 40. Leyee's,
80; s's; I'd. Alabana's, sS; SIS, 5s. Geor-
gh's, 10; rs, So. North Carolfha's, 81; new,
90; special tax; is. South carofna's, "a;
new, 27a; April and Octobers, Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
Weather Probabilities.

WAsuEsdros. Atlstss 49,. .southerly to east
erly winds and partially ciotidt weather will
prevail on Tuesday from North Carolina to
Georgia; and frohi the htter to Louisiana,
with tt1iaib.s rata from Southern Louis
lana TO Florida. Sotithsrly to westerly
winds and generally clear weather oyer th,
New England aud Middle States South,
erly winds FROM Tennessee 70 Ohio, with in
cre,lsing cIoGdiilh ofi Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
Federal Contracts Awarded to
yireiniuns.

WAsHrxarov, August 19.-Among the per-
sons awarded contracts for nayals supplies to-
day ut the opening of bids are the following
from Virginia: Lumber, r. J. & w. Nealy
Il Co, Portsmouth,; lumber, james A. StGtt,
Portsmouth iron and cllarcoal, Taylor Msr-.
tin, Norfolk; lumber. William White, Ports
mouth; charcoal, w. Z, Clarke, Vienna
lumber and coal, A. a. Mccullough, Nol.
folk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

Baron Rotbschild has purchased for q very
large sum 5000 guinals) the whole iengtli.
portrait of Mrs. Sheridan, l'y Galnsborongh,
exhibited in the Academy in 1888, ana @nteh
was for a long time at Delapre Abbey, where
sheridan was frequent visitor.
The heavy tax-paycrs In Chieopee, Mass.
are the Dwight manufacturing COMPANY.
Sl9,ss4; Cbicopee Manufacturing Comlaty,
so, ,2e4 AInes Manufacturing COMPANY,
81 ,0O5; Gaylord Manufacturing Company,
S2,127 Lamb Knittins-siachnc Company,
Sl,395.
Greeley fans are used as a reforfnatory me-
dium ON wicked children In Cincinnati. a,
glance at the carnline conEtenance OF the
wretched old man. doubles 'em up quicker
than dose of concentrated lyc. q
Lemoine, in his Life Of Eugene Sue, says
that Sue used to attend every execution IN
Paris, and with an operi-glass watch. tue faee
of tue criminal. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

ANOTHER DEATH FROM PRvATIoN.-COro-
ncr Taylor was called upon yesterday to
view the body of Il colorcd infant twelve
months old named Thomas Jefferson, who
died day or two since in the lower part of
the city. The mother of the child had been
in the habit of going away in the morning and
locking up the room. leaving the child until
her return. The Coroner concluded an in
quest unnecessary, and thought the immcdi-
ate cause o. death had been III affection Of
the brain, brought on by privation and lack Of
food. The body was inferred at the expense
of the city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
TIE GREAT EASTERN

HE FiItf.NI 7 EMS TF.EN
in rsit o@!y the following places In Virginia ant
North Carolina on its trumphal tour south
for ihc autumn and winter:
fHtpEKlCK~BrEG Wednesday. August 18th.
EbuMoNp, Thursday and Friday. August 2ail
and 10th.
FETKnSBCRC. Saturday. August 3lsf.
WElpnS, \. e.. Monday. September o'l
TNnH0ur' \. t.. Tuesday September ad.
ROCKY MurST. y. e., Wednesday. September IL
WILSON. y. c., Thursday, September sth.
G"LrSroRo'. y. C., Friday. September Siii.
WlLMISGT0N. u. G.. Saturday, September 7th.
an 2hnn,9In-Sop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

VoLuNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY BASKEUrTS.
From the 1St day of january Iast to the 1st
day Of July siXty-fuur petitions of yolun-
tlry bankrupts were filed In the office in this
city, and siSty.eglt from tile LIT Of July to
the present tille-toiir moro, it will be seen,
during the past seven weeks than the whole
Of the previous Mlf-year. There were twelve
involuntary bankrupts during the half-ycar,
and four from the LIST Of .Illv to date.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

Jon PRfNTISt.--Wc call the attention Of mcr-
chants clerks OF courts. sherins lawyers, railroad
steamship aud canal officers and agents, anda Others
having orders for printing to the facilities ollerrda u
the DISPATCH FRISrISG ESTABLISHMENT for tie
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds of jon
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice 'ard-
Bill-lIca,ls LctterIIeads, Programmes. Ball Tickets
Blauks Pamphlets, Tugs, iIand-Bills. Catalogues
Bills of Fare. Show-Es. Checks, Drafts, &c., &C.
Sc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
Visit of Washington Catholics TO
Earfrass Monroe. &c.

FURfnsss MONROE, Va, August 19.--The
steamer Iroiisidesy with the Catholic Friends.
Society, Of Washington, on board, arrived
here this morning and spent the gay III
visiting the Fort and SewelPs Point, ieturh-
ing in the evening.
The steamer Wemtonah, from Baltimore,
with 4 large party on board, also arrived,
and spent the dry in Il similar manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

EXCURSION TO WksT P6IST.--fhefe win
be grand excursion to West Point on Mon
day next, trains leaving the York River de-.
E0t at I A. NJ. and returning ut I 2. M.
This excursion is gotten up for families, and
all who go will no doubt hare pleasant trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

LITERARY SOCIETY ORGASIzED.-At Il meet
ing held few evenings ago for the purpose
of organizing Il new literary association, to
be known as the Washington Literary Asso-
ciation. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term of three months: Pre-
4idpnt, Henry S. lIutZIer; Nicc-Prcsdcnt
Joseph Levy Secretary, Moses May Trca'
surcr, Louis Hutzlcr; Librarian, Charles
f,.,i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
The Recent Oatrage ON the Missis-
STINT.

MrApuJs, Tenn, August 19.--Captain
Potts, Of the steamer Helen Brooke, and his
wife arrived here last night. They report
that no traces can be found Of the three ehtl-
dren and the woman and man who were on
BOARD OF the steamer at tue time she was
boarded. Neither has Downiug's party been
bpo ri from, 80 1880 ess4fs ss5tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED TuEr.-On the
arrival Of the rastwali:houhd train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio raiiroad at Gordons-
vile, yesterday, negro named Jim johnson
was arrested by Il constable of Orange county
OIL the charge of stealing money from the
person Ofa tcl!oW-plsscngcr. He was held
for trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

THE Sylvester EgcsRsios.- moon
light excursion tonight down the river, by
the steamer John Sylvester, promises TO be
4 most pleasant entertainment for those who
take part Init Kessnich's celebrated bands
will be In atteiidgnee, and fair Weather will
surely make the trip d success;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

PRRsoxAL.-,Iohh Amber Smith; Esq.
Republican candidate for Congress in tins
district, returned yesterday from visit TO
his fathcr-in-law, Senator Lewis, in Eo"hins-
ham.
Major n. II. Hotchkiss. travelling agent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. arrived
here lust night, and goes hence to Baltimore
OF Saturday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20
NEW YORK. MARKETS.

NEW YORK. August lo.-Cotton quiet; salea. l.2st
iales: prircs uncfIaiSp. Flour lower; common TO
fair extra S74eTSS.so; good to clolcc, 1850 slsgo
Whskey. sJsc Wheat dull and heavy winter Trel rec
western sI5J6lSlGs Corn lower. f0BGlc. PORK
firm. Beef more active. sa4ISI for plain mess
S,0Cttn for extra mess. Lard dull s5eaSc m
tine steady, ST. HyslB dull sj'5. ffe,ghts 70 LiS-
prnoO Nrucr. .gs - - fEessl.s - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

FOURTEEN TuGuSANp.-Thc Religious HeT'aEh
announces that II las received sscsJ, hu'dred new
subscribers within days. 1t will PUBLISH }our-
teen thousand copies nf next weeks issue. Its ad-
vcrtising rates very moderate the extent ana
character of circulation being considered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

Humans share WITH horses the benefits hctIsahle
from the world-rcnowncd MEXICAN MUSTANG
LISlMENT. The most irrcrraeibc testimony estab-
fishes the fact that this wondrous balm exerts the
same soothing and healing Influence when applied
TO the human cutcle that IL does i'm of SPAWN
foun'let. ringlone. pol"evl, scratches, wind-gall
and other ailments OF Ftic lotss which require out
ward treatment. 1t is. in fact. the most cectlij oi
all external remedies for rheumatism, g0ut, stiff
ness of the neck, neuralgia sore tr> at, swcllings
cuts, and bruises of I'LL kinds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY Arrangements have
been made with :l the railroads Running into the
city 10 pu' special and cNrnrlun trains along their
'iErs to- bring 'lIr people who desire 10 lc!lod this
r>r1n'i" world exposition a l.lf rates. Ihs" trairs
viii bc 81 run lhat visitors IN" morning, af-
tcru""r- ar night performance. or all, IL may suit
tl"i" convenience or inclination.