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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-28
Singular Railroad Accident and
marrow FSPona

PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-At . O'Clock
this morning freight train on the junction
railroad Oh its way to this city passed over
the iron bridge which Is built over the Eead-
ing railroad about half mile from the
Broad-Strect intersection. When more than
half the train had passed over safely the
bridge broke and precipitated four of the
freight cars, laden with coal oil. down amid
the debris OF the bridge onto the Reading
road.
Just as the crash occurred coal train on
the latter road rushed up and collidcd with
the freight ears, pilng twenty or thirty upon
the bank. The engine was completely dis
mntled !; and what made matters worse, the
coul-oil cars took fire, aid II general contla-
grafton cnsued, the locomotive and many
cars being destroyed. Fortunately, and siu'
gular to say. no one was hurt.
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FonE1as TRApE-Yesterday the British
brig Morn; Cdptaih j. Fisher; id ballast, from
New York, entered at tbe cllstnm-house to
take in -four from the Gallego Mills Flour
ing Company for Brazil.
The German bark Pepi!a, Captain c. F..
Taylor, in ballast, from Boston, also entered
shipped by Hayall, Crenshaw & Co. for Rio.
The German bark Anna, Captain Fl. L..
.Tantyu, entered from Liverpool with 3,450
sacks salt, consigned TO Mcssrs. Lee, Seldom
Il Go.
The Norwegian bark Haabet, Captain c..
n. Pedpsersen, cleared for London with
567 hogsheads and tierces tobacco strips and
10000 white oak slaves, with various ship
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CLARK WAS SUSPECTED.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at T. NJ.
twelve lots in the plan of Arlington.
W. GODDIE will sell at 8 Z. NJ a cottage residence
and two acres of land In Sidney, OH the north
side OF Grove street.
COOK & LAUGITON will sell at 10 A. NJ. at the
wharf of the Virginia Steamship Company.
abou. 100 cords OF wocd.
GkUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell mt half-past L.
NJ. building lots OF the south side of Dover Tor
Cary street between Randolph and Washington
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-The President
is expected to return to this city tomorrow.
The storeslip Supply arrived at New York
Yesterday torty-tive days from Rio having
Oh board portion of The crew of the flagship
Lancaster, recently relieved from duty on
that vessel.
General Ord teIegraphs to General Sheri-
dan from Salt Lake that the Indian troubles
have been much exaggerated. Hc says al!
the Indians having reservations have gone
home. There may be IL fight with them, but
not Of Il -erious character. The troops arc
expected back in three weeks.
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ExfanGiye EOropriCS.

NEW York, August 27.--Dispatches re.
ceivcd here state that forged drafts purport-
ing to have been drawn by Kountz & Brc-
thers, bankers of this city. have been pre-
Scntcd at various banks throughout the cour-
try, especially in the West. Among the for
Series was one for $500 presented to the
Real Estate Bank at Allegheny City, Pa,
and one for, $4,000 presented at the Third
National Bank of Chicago. The forgers
name attached to the bogus drafts is jam, S
L. Hill.
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LONELINESS on TIE IHCREASE-A marked in
crease of female lovcliness Is the elislting re-
snIt of tic immense popularity which HAGAS's
MAGNOLIA BALM has obtained among the ladies of
America. Compilations radiant with snowy purity
and tingcd with the roscatc hue of health are COLI
monty met with whenever 1t Is used. For tic salow
and ,nwholesomc appearance of the face and neck,
which utterly countcIbalnces the effect OF any per-
soal attraction the owner may possess 1t substitutes
that clear. pcarl-lke complexion which Is such II
transccnant charm in woman, ami renders the
ruughcst skin as soft rs Genoa velvet. no one Is
more astoni he'd than the person using 1t at the
marvellous transformation which II effects in These
particulars.
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ArchhiShOn ISnj3cy.

NEWARK, n. j., August 2I.-Right Rev.
Jumcs RcesyeIt Bailey, Catholic Bishop of
the Diocese Of Newark, yesterday received
from Pope Plus In, at Rome, the "bul"
announcing his appointment as Archbishop
of Baltimore. 1t is dated july 30th, and
signed with the Fishcrman's scal--the enl-
b!em Of st. Peter. Archbishop Bailey will
leave for his new post in Il few days.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW York, August 2T.-Money steady,
4 to .. Exchange tfeak and lower, 1857.
Gold, 1125all3. Governments, SIS, 1t8;
62's, 1l+l; 65's, 1t43; new, 1t5. states-Ten.
nessee's, I3i; new, 734: Virginia's, At new,
81; cons6ls, 81; deferred; wv. Va.'s) 151.
Louisiana's, 30; new, Al. Letee's; 90 !, SIS,
10. Alabalna's, 81 5's, 5s. Georgia's, 20 !;
rs, So. North Carolina's, 333 !. new, %;
special tax, l3. South Carolina's. 50; new,
25; April and Octrber, ~.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-Northerly to
northeasterly winds and gener lily clear
weather will prevail on Wednesday over the
New England and Middle States Gene
rally clear weather over the Southern States
east of the Mississippi. EasterIy to sorlther-
ly winds, increasing cloudiuess and probably
areas of rain for the Northwest. and viii
gradually extend eastward over the upper
lake region ahd towards: tho lower Ohio Val.
ley during Wednesday.
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The central pacIfic r.aIilroa.l.

Sas, FaAScIsso, August aa7-The Execzt
tive Comnltteeof the Peoples COMMITTEE OF
One Hundred have rejected the proposition
to compromise controversy with the s9ei,-
trail Pacific Railroad Company giving ttlcs
latter subsidy to build the Ravenswocd
bridge on condition Of the abandonment of
the Goat Island project. The committee
recommend instead the construction of a.
new road between San Francisco and the
Mi>si sippi Valley. ilf competition with the
Central Pacific. Citizens have already sub
scrlbed an aggregate of more than 81 ,5U0, coo,
towards the capital stock OF the proposed
Atlantic and Pacific railroad from st. Louis
to San Francisco ria the Soth parallel.
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STRINGS CoMPASY CHARTERED.-The Sec
retary of the Commonw eaIth has received
for record Il copy of a charter granted by
Judge r. H. Turner, Of the twelfth judicial
circuit, to the Orkney Springs Company,
whose object is 10 open the Springs above
named, with capital Of not less than So, 900
nr more than 100000. divided in shares. of
300 each. Principal business to be done
ut Orkney Springs, in Shenandoah county.
President, James II. Sibert; Treasurer,
James NJ, Bradford,
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FIRsT REGIMENT ARMoEY-The Executive
Board of the First Virginia Regiment, at 4
meeting held last night, determined to rent
the third floor Of the Levy Brothers splendid
new building, at the corner of Main and
Eleventh streets, and fit it up as an armory.
There is but one finer room in the city for
the purpose, and the regiment can wish 10
better.
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EXCURSION TO EUE DE L'EAU AND NoR-
ToLk.-The excursion to Norfolk and Nuc
lie Eau tomorrow on the steamer PaiSadc,
under the auspices of Richmond Lodge, No.
Il. knights of Pythias, affords Il means of
cheap and agreeable recreation likely to he
popular with young gentlemen and ladies.
The boat leaves here at 81 o'clock a. NJ,
arrives in Norfolk i'll ,the afternoon, le-
turning on the next day. The boat is gem
for excursions, having heen fitted up u the
best style for such purposes.
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A Morocco Factory Is RICHMoNp.-

A Morocco Factory IS RICHMOND
Messrs. George W. Adler 4 Co., the we'll
known morocco manufacturers of Pliladc-
phia, having determined to establish Il fac
tory in this city, have rented for the purpose
the Glazebrook building. OH the south side of
the basin. This building is owned by Hill Il
Goddin and John Il. Coke; its dimensions
IRE 10 by 81 feet, aud it is four stories high
Adler & co. are now fitting it up with the
most improved appliances, and will probably
be able to commence work on the 1St of
October. All who are interested in the
prosperity of Richmond and believe i'll her
:rcat destiny lis manufacturing city will he
pleased to hear OF this new and promising
rnterrriSc.
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train there the day afofe, aid the agent nc
cnfately described both OF them; even de-
scribing the dress worn by the lady, which
was recognized by Mr.. Merchant. Pur-
suit was made to Baltimore, but without ef-
feet, and for the first time
CLARK WAS SUSPECTED.
After suspicion was directed to Clark it
was learned that he had given out that he
had gone to Memphis. and had ordered hi-
letters to he sent there. On writing 10 the
postmaster at that place it.was learned that
he had not been there mt all, but had ordered
his letters TO be forwarded to Alton. ILL.,.
Further inquiries confirmed still more
strongly these suspicious, and eventually
convinced Mr.. Fewell that Clark was the
guilty man, who, by the agency of the mys-
tcrious man of the hand-trunk, had seduced
the young lady from her home. After her
disappearance, by the otfieiousncss of neigh
bors, many facts were brought TO the know
ledge of her family which. if they had been
communicated before, would have prevented
the sad occurrence.
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TIE FREE BRIpGE.-In 4 letter to Mr.. Will
liam G. Taylor, one of the commissioners OF
the free bridge, Colonel j. G. Clarke, the en-
gineer OF that Improvement. says large
amount of the iron work has already been
done, but all parts OF the work are not Ill
the same condition of Iorwart;ne>S. The
first seven spans, however, will lie finished
and shipped rs soon rs possible.
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PERsoSAL.-Right Rev. james Gibbons,
Catholic Bishop Of Virginia, is expected to
arrive here in Il few days, when he will for
mally enter upon liis episcopal duties.
Rev. Dr.: Jettr and wife were still in Lon
don ut last accounts.
}. B. Scner, Radical candidate for Con-
greSs in the First District, was here yester-
day. ~.
Judge White, of the Police Court, con-
tinues i'll, but is better.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--Mr. Samuel Ryland, 4
prominent citizen of King and Queen county,
died suddenly on Sunday morning last, at Ills
residence, Ola congestive chill. Hc was Il
brother of Professor Ryland, of Richmond
College, Il leading member of Burlington BaD-
ti>t church, and well and fnyorably known.
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Anticipated Return OF the President to
Washington.
pccial telegram 10 the Dispatch.

SpcclaI ft1tPrlm % The DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, August 2I.-There is an
anticipation among officials here that the
President will return to Washington to-mor-
row and will remain until after next Friday.
at which date it is expected Il Cabinet meet
ing will be held. What important matters
will be then considered is not known, but
some incline to the impression that the tosco
in South Caroliua will have attention.
TfaOS
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Cry CONSERVATIVES COMMITTEE. 49, The CITY
Conservative Committee meets Tonight at
their headquarters, on Ninth street. Tor the
purpose of considering measures for the
opening Of the impending campaign. There
Is much work to do, and we are glad to OBJ
serve the readiness OF the committee to dis
charge the trusts confded to them by the
panpIa
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LICENSED To PREAcn.-At meeting of the
Lcigll-Strect Baptist church on Monday night
Messrs. Samuel G. Clopton and J. Adolphus
French, members of that church, were Ii
censed to preach the Gospel. These young
gentlemen graduated at Richmond College
at the close of the last session, and are well
known and highly respected in this commu-
nity.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-The
Governor has issued proclamation offering
q reward OF 500 for the rearrcst Of Edward
Hawkins, of Pittsylvania county, who has
fled from justice, being charged with the
murder of James A. jackson.
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An American Consul i'm EEnyfi Arrested

New YORK. August PA Port.au-Prince
letter to the Herald states that American
Consul Tcel has been arrested by the Haytien
authorities ut Magoanc on the trumped-up
charge of having counterfeit paper currency
OF that Republic, and he is now in filthy
prison. Minister Bassctt has twice dc
mandcd his release, and been percmptorily
refused.
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4 GOOD SAME-Tliat fortunate man who adopted
for the name of his photograph gallery that of the
immortal LEE has been fortunate indeed: and
Judging from the pictures he isproducing. nc l., ~
far rs human skill will permit. sustaining that noble
uamp, The 4" LEE" Gallery.
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Tho south Caroliun De,nocraey.

COLUMBIA, s. c., August 27.-The Demo-
cratic State Committee have adopted resolu-
tiofs advising no Democratic ticket, de-
nouncinG the fraud and corguptions of the
State Government, demanding Of the Re-,
publicans that they fulfil their pledges of
reform, and advising perfect county organi-.
cation for local purposes.
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USMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE AUGUST y, 1SI2.-
George r. kinlball, Newbern, n. c.. Robert
Latham, Lynchburg; Miss Mary Lomax; Dir.
Mayo, of Mayo's Island; Agnes Myers, Il.
Fl. Reside, Hublay.
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DROWNED Yesterday afternoon about 6
o'clock the little son of Mr.. r. d. Hogan,
while playing around the corn mill in MAN.
chester, where his father was ut work, acci-
dentally fell in the wafer and was drowned.
He was about five years old.
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SOUTHERN LITE oGRAPnIC CoMPANy.-A
company with this title has been incor-
porated by the Circuit Court of the city of
Richmond for the purpose of conducting the
photographic and c.lromo printing business.
rhc capital stock is fixed at not less than
5000 nor more than 100000, which is to
ne divided into shares of $lc0 each. The
following are the officers for the first year
President, William B. ISaacs Secretary and
Treasurer, r.. i. Bankinship: Directors, w.
B. ISaacs, W. {. Darlington. John II. Great
ner, William ii. Wade, and William f..
SimonS.
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Murder and Arrest.

BALTIMORE, August 27.-Amelia Wheat.
aged seyenty-eight years, was murdered IN
her bed lust night. Her nephew, Jesse Up
percue, has been arrested
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RADICAL Mass MELrING.-The Radicals
held Il meeting at the tity Spring Park yes
tertlay afternoon, but SinS to the threaten
ing weather the attendance was very small.
Mr.. J. Amber Smith and others spoke.
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SULPHUR SPRING NEAR CoALFIELp.-A bot
tie of fine sulphur water from bold spring
near Coalfield, discovered by Mr. Pemberton
while laying off n branch railroad, was left
at our office Yesterday.
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JOB PnrNTISG.--We call the attention OF mer.
chants clerks Of courts sheritfs, lawyers railroad
steamship md canal oicersand agents, and all Others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF doG
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Sars,
B-Heads. Letter-H Heads. Programmes, Ball Tickets,
BLANKS, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Kills of Fare. Show-Blls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &e..
Sc Satisfaction guaranteed
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COMMISSIONER OF LASDs.-Gorcrnor
Walker bas appointed ID. G. Gallaher conf
missioner of Virginia lands in the State of
West Virginia. Mr.. GalIahcr lives in Charles
tOND
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Distressing ans. Fatal Collision.

PHILADELPHIA. August 2I.-A railroad
train colided with Il carriage ut Tacona, kill
ing Robert Deal and his two grandchildren
and Young lady and the coachnmn. The
party were visitors from Philadelphia.
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If YOU feel dull. rowsy, dcblitated have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly. poor app elite, and
tongue coated you suffering from torpid liver or
.bousncss," aud nothing will cure you 50 speedily
and permanently us DR.. PIEnCE'S Golden Medical
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The yellow reycratNc. York.

New YORK. August 2T.-Dr. Flnderpool
reports that al fears of the yellow fever are
diSsipatcd. The patieuts, except few. oi
the crew Of the Spanish war vessel Numin-
cia have recovered
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co,,.Niuers, strike...sunstrokes.

ST. LOUIS, August 27.--SiXteen coal.mi'
ners' unions in st, Clair county have struck
for four cents, These mines supply St.
Louis.
The heat continues, Thirty sunstrokes
were reported yesterday.
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ABDUCTION OF MISS FEWELL.

TIE ALLEGED SEDuCER IN CUSTODY AT
CkSBURG-ARRlVAL OF THE
FATHER OF THE NICTIM-TllE CLAAiUR
AGAINST CLARK At MASASSAS-IIIS-
TORY OF THE CAsE-DEPOSlTtON OF
MISS FEWE,L-pAlSFuL SCENE, &C, sc.
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soldiers. and sailors, Greeley Conven-

PHnaDEIPnIA, August 27 "A call has been
issued for a convention st Harrisburg of sol-
diers and sailors tayoring Greeley.
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7 NJ. ELLYsoS& & Co., Advertising Agents, DIsP AIcu
building, will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In an, Journal OF the country ut regular
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ARRIVED. So
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer- 3
rannise and passengers. L. B. Tatum, agent
! Bark CascO, Penny, New York, railroad Iron,
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ssasf 5.
! Bark Anna, Jintyn. Liverpool, salt, Lee, sed-f
don 4 Co. tzs Z . /. e g s3le.s.ssfssa
{ScGooner John McGinnis Co'burn, Philadelphia,
coal A.. Blair. ae
Schooner Frank Walter. Brewster, Boston, gIano. y
AllSon & Addison.
Schooner Ricardo Banos, Newton, Baltimore, SUI y;
gar, Old Dominion Sugar Refinery.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion Bourne, New York, mer-
c'!ariise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. sss.
Schooner Roxanna, Frank, Baltimore, Warwick
river, lumber. 80
CLEARED FOR THIS roRT.
BOSTON, August 2l.-S Schooner Wreath, Foss.
SPOKEN. ssE5fl6,55 s
Latitude 30 81, longitude co, 10th instant, bark
Lucy, from Liverpool for City Point
MEMORANDUM. sG.5{ ,.ffs5
The Magdnia SOrenseH, from Richmond, pn.,at q
GrpcnOck OH the 1ltt Instant. IS
Special telegram to tie Dispatch.
NEW YORK, August .7.--Arrived. steamer Isaacei
Rell, from Richmond.
FORTRESS MoNROE, August 2f--The tteamer
kilsriu of the Allan Liuc. from Liverpool rtG.
Halifax. passed In for Norfolk this morning at
o'clock. SsEsif
BY TELEGRAPH. -
CITY POINT. August 27.-Pdssed mn, tug Pu1ynr,
with three canal schOoners: also. tug gneiaTlih
schooneis AIrn B0rllnd. sarah Iouisa. ni.,nn0utD,
Flying Scu aud ". 4. Phelps, for Richmond. Ar y
rived, brig Marie and schooner E q. knight. ~ III
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Our LOVED AND LOST ONES.-If you have the
slightest scnace Of your loved and lost ones IN the
most crude kind Of picture. take it to the LEE
Gallery. and, our word for it. you will see them
again I'm life,
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rbe souts, Carolina Republicans.

COLUMBIA, s. c., August 27.-Both wings
of the Republicans have nominated lllii state
tickets and adopted resolutions. The reso'
Iutions Of the boltcrS indorsc Grant ana the
Philadelphia platform.
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Alabama State Fair.

MosrGoMgRY, ALA, August ~ 1.-The Ala.
bama State Fair will be held in this city frcm
the 18th to the 23d of November. The pre-
MUM list is most liberal, and ample prepara'
tions are made for the accommodation OF ex.
hibitors
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Everybody goes Ito Riverside Park. Oldand young,
Iich and poor. ride in that funny new swing. Best
time Ia go is ut or i3O i. ~ and leave the fark
a, $40, 50 rs 10 get home before dark.
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NEW WNNn yAluAELEINSTEu-g TO-

Y TITfTf
HiNI.-Ii.sin: 1l'lei t" my case ut Instrument
,....' ~. N.irt. "n- r",n ,nrar.d 'EuE ENGl%tS, q,
... r!r}.u,l II operate ui,on the m,tura /! tectt
u.hI! -- rNlN AND FATIGUE to III" patient
.aa" IL, ,rrutcr i1tiidiy and th"r""-hHc,,. than
3, l-.-. =, tu ". o1'ailr.d Iy the baud.
.II'p. T.. WOOD. h. ~. <.
,iiitl: N". NIrtk street. ap3o-c''d
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Members of tho Chicago Hoard or
Trade Expelled. -

CHICAGO. August 27.-The Board of Trade
this morning expelled John b. Lyon and
Hugh Mayer for their connection with the
recent events in the wheat market.
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The Circus CoMISG.--The Great Eastcrn-
six-tent circus and nagcric--makcs is adj
vent tomorrow, and the juvenile portion of
the community is in ecstacy over the event.
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POLICE COURT, TUEspAY-Jushce William
Hall Creu presiding.-The following eases
were disposed of:
Maurice ReilIey (colored). charged on war
rant with aSSauting and drugging Emma
johnson. Continued to 18th instant.
Ellen Johnson (colored), charged on War
rant with creatinga disturbance i'll the house
Of Thomas Nca@le. Fined -.
Louis Ball (colored), charged on warrant
with asSaultiug and striking Thomas Kent.
Fined s..
Rachael Tinslcy (colored), charged with as
Saulting and beating Martha a. Robinson.
Found guilty and sent to Jail for thirty days.
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AT COST.-lIr. HENRY &. HosIIEN, 1t NO. i:t
Broad street proposes t. sell his large stock ot boots
and shoes at cost until ed of September. Parties
wishing bargains would do well to give hirn call
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Hen.rnncr Entarrcd.

Nsw Yoas, Angtlst q The Ereaiay Er-
press has enlarged It's form by the addition OF
4 column III each page, and Il appears this
evening In new ~ re. 3s
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LuSaTIc AaRIvEp.-Newton Biaekford,
colored mnatic, was received here yesterday
from Lexington as O. candidate for admis, ion
to the Central Asylum.
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PROFESSIONAL GAfsDs.

nE. IANDrN e. t.pW AEDS. hate Of
u Lyur hW.. Va II las located IN Richrl"nd. an''
81 .3 3."uluu.' t!tr practice ot his pr,'t >si"n
tr'rr ,iri I,.'d"uc" NJ. 40 Gr;Ic" street. "rpo-
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