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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

OBSEQuIEs or THE LATE JOSEPH MAYO, ESQ
The funeral services of the late Joseph Mayo
took place from the Second Presbyterian
church on Saturday afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
There was large number of persons in at.
tendance The City Council met at ~
o'clock and proceeded in body to the
church. The members OF the Richmond
bar. pursuant TO a resolution agreed to NJ
the meeting held in the morning, were also
in attendance. The remains were escorted
to the city burying-grouud by st. Johns
Lodge, No. sc. of Masons, of which the dc.
ceased was an honorcd member, Richmond
Commandery, Nc.%, and the entire police
force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

REAL ESTATE SALES.-GrlibhS & Williams
sold on Saturday The vacant lot III southeast
corner Main and Twcnty-!irSt streets, ii! I'y
81 feet, for &&2.Ill.25.
Two framed houses on north Sile Dover
between Laurel and Cherry streets, TO!
81 900 each - geo.
Two brick houses on south side Dover hc-
tween Laurel and Cherry streets. for 81 .G1J
and 81. .f1n-S3,253.
Two brick holScS OH Laurel street south
of Dover street, for SGD and 81 1856
$500.
Vacant lot on alley, j. feet, for SG.3I! ave-
ramc-,-33l 30.
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ropr OF RICHMOND, Auausr 10, b7s.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. s& @ rs
Steamer Albemare. Walker, New York, mcr-
chandise and Passengers, John ". Wyatt. agent.
steamer Empire, Snyder. Phiadcphia. neTchnn-
disc and passengers, W. L. Porter.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
rlanGise and passengers. l.. u. Tatttm. agent.
Schooner John Father and Son, Fisher, Havre do
Grace. COIL. To Cottrcll.
Schooner n. B. Anderson, Windcr, Norfolk, cDrii,
Hax1ll, Clcnshaw 4 TO.
Schooner james Vcidrum, Cayeine, Phiadclpnia.
coal, T.. Dillon
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghcgau, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, fewhaian Steamboat
Company.
Schooner James S. French, Stursis, Georgetown,
tO load coal.
Schooner Bonny Boat, Kelly Georgetown. to load
coal
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Albemarle, Walker, New York, mcr-
cllavsc and passengers, j. ". Wyatt. -
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, August io.-Sailed, Steamer State
of Virginia, Baltimore. merchandise and passou-
gers, RHhmou:i and York River Railroad CoupaBy.
Tho seunlshipUtd dominion, which has remained
ut her dock IN this city since M0ndiy for repairs,
will sail rs usual on Tuesday. Il
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The canynssin MaIne.

New YoRk. August 1o.-Dispatches from
Maine say that very active canvassing Is
going on throughout the State on both SIDES.
Senator Doolittlc is working very hard on
lebaIf of the Greeley ticket.
Governor Moves, of Ohio, has arrived aht'
Is addressing Republican meetings, aud sena'
TOR Wilson is also shortly expected there.
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France,

PARIS, August 1n.--Six hundred Com
munSt prisoners, who since their conviction
have been incarreralcd in the military prison
on the Island of AK, sailed Yesterday on The
transport Garonuc for New Zealand, where
they are to serve out the sentences imposed
upon them.
4 dispatch fronrTrouyilIe states that tie
Minister to Berlin, who has been in conSulta.
ton with President ThiCrS. and received full
instructions from him concerning the fulfil.
mcnt of the conditions Of the evacuation
treaty. and also with regard to the approach
iu- contnrnrc" between the three European
cmrcrors, will return at once to his post ut
Berlin.
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Accident to n Sscu,ncr,

RosToN, August 10.--The steamer Bristol.
which sailed from New York last night for
Fall River with six hundred passengers, was
run into ut Newport this morning by bark.
After leaving Newport the steamer COM
menccd leaking, and she was run ashore.
The steamer Canonicus has gone from New
Bedford to take of the passengers, who are
all safe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

TWENTY LAsuEs FOR STEALING Hoo
jesse Skipper (coloredl, charged with steal
iny hog in Hcnrico county, and indicted by
the grand jury OF the County Court. was az
raigned on Saturday for trial, plead guilty,
and the court ordered that lie should receive
twenty la>hcs for the offence. The punish
ment being inflicted, he was discharged.
Jacob Williams (colorcd), charged with
shooiinga cow belonging to Mrs. 5. \. LaI.
renee. was found guilty hy the jury and fined
SO, and the Judge sentenced him to three
months Imprisonment in the county Jail.
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NO. So.
R.srrnn,l Accident.
Special tc!egrain to the Dispatch

=
BRIsroL, August 10.-A man named
Grigsby was struck by the $50 train tonight
about half mile frou this place and had bis
left leg shattered to such an extent as to
render amputation necessary. His arms
We're broken, and he no doubt sustained
severe internal injuries. His recovery is
doubtful.
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The United Brethren in Christ.

BALTIMORE. August 10.-The Board of
Mission of the United Brethren in Christaic
in annual session here. Bishop Glossbren-
ncr, of dayton. o., Bishop Weaver, of Bal
timorc, Bishop Edwards, of Lexington, H.,
and Bishop Dickson. of Muscatinc, Iowa, to-
gcthcr with 4 number Of the leading men OF
the Church. are present.
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Havana. August ln.--Subscqucnt to tie
defeat of the MatanzaS column, the conf
mander of the Reina regiment attacked tie
CuhaiS twice. killing twenty-scycn of their
number. The Spupilrds lost one killed and
seventeen wounded.
(Votc.-Nc prelude was received to the
ubnyp I
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jamaica.

KINGsToS, JkMAIcA, August S.-Adyices
from Pcruto to the 18th OF July state that u
revolution was legun there by Guticrez, who
proclaimed himself dictator and aSsassinatcd
President Baiia. The people were indignant
At the murder. aud captured Gutierrez while
he was irwin" 10 escape. They then assaissi-
mated him and hung his naked body to q
b,mp-post, and afterwards burned IT. stnor
Pardo has Eeen inauguIatcd president, and
the insurr2ction is over.
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WAsHISGroN, August 10.-A dispatch says
that since the letter of Gerlitt Smith to the
President, interecding for certain kuklux
prisoners ut Albany, similar recommenda-
tions have been received from influential Re.
publcans.
The report of Colonel Whitelcy, chief of
the secret service, who has been directed BY
the President to investigate us to the several
cases, will he the basis OF the Presidents ac-
ton. 1t is already intimatcd that he will
doubtless comply with the suggestions made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

ACciDE%T AT i i}rAEEY.--bn Friday morn
iu% about l'!li-l:lSt II O'Clock M accident o.
,'.lrrrd at the OH. Dominion granite u.larry.
Oh the Richmond and Dnnyll!c railroad. about
seven miles above Richmond, which resulted
in the breaking conyict'> arin and almost
scalpin" another \ heavy piece of stone
WAS bein" moved by the derrick, when onc
OF the eyes broke, causing the whole machine
10 give way. The name of the convict who's,
arm was broken is John Smith. At this place
about seven hundred conyicts are at work
and it appears to be almost Il miracle that Il
number were not crushed to death. The in
iured men have been brought to the rcn
teniiary llcSpita', and are there properly cared
for
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COMM EEGiAL.
COIN AND FLOOR EXCHANGE. 1
SicDsf0HD.s IA August 10, 1879.
OFFERINGS. Ss.sss.
sT.--Whife. a.sss bushels. Red, s,sco trisE.

CoRS.--Wite. .ssa bushels.
OATs.-d5s bushels. ~ s s5s 81
KIE.-iaS bushels.
SaT.Es.
WHEAT.-Whlte. e33 bushels very good at SIN !:
l3DJ bG; hels prime nc Si7s so bushels very good az
sr7a; 10 Bushels very good at $t.Ta % bushels fir
1t SiG9; TT bushels vers good at 5lfs:7 10 isl,el
Red so bushels prie private terms: saf bushels
purple straw at Si.e3: SOC bushels prime at sL7o CO
bushels common at 81 l,02 bushels good nt :6e
bushels very good 10 Sl.i0; $50 bushels common at
sLle.
CoRH.-Whi.e. ?lg bushels very good ut ssc.; s2
bushels very god nj TIc. Sa2 bushels good nc sCe.
oATS.-5a bushels prime old at sic. ~
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RAI.TI,fnHE MARX n.rs

BALTIMORE August Io.-Flour In good demand
for new; prices unchanged. Wheat br,n. but not
80 active; choice white. Sl.se. Corn dull; white,
7ui5c yellow. Gic. Oats firm; southerff,
Rye scarce and tlrm at 7aeI75c. Provisions strong
mess pork. slt.!5. Shoulders. &c. Lard dull at
stIDc. Whiskey. 9talnIsc.
Virginia u's, old, IS; conscls, 5oi West Var
l.. RIS -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CONGRESSIONAL H--WARp
MrrTISG>.-M Il meeting OF the City Central
Committee. held at their headquarters. on
Ninth street. il was unanimously resolved to
held primary meetings this evening in the
wards named below. for the purpose OF allow
n- the pcnplcan opportunity OF rlcctnS dele
Gates To represent them in the District Com
vcntion already advertised to he assembled
at the Exchange Hotel next Wednesday
14th instant. In accordance with the plan
of the State Central Committee ii was >uS-
ge>ted that each ward select two delegates
and one alternate for each voting precinct.
and that the cllairmcn Of the respective ward
meetings furnish tie delegates with crcdcn.
tialS. The following places have been dr>ig-
mated is suitable for the assembling OF the
people. and halCpa>t S p. NJ. as the time for
the opening Of the respective meetings. viz:
Clay Ward. Eukcr'S Spring Park; Monroe
Ward. Sl. Alhan'S Hall; Madison Ward,
@chAti'> Hotel, Broad street: Jefferson Ward,
Gdd-Fclow>' Hall; Marshall Ward. Roys-
trr'S factory: jackson Ward. City Hail.
The committee resolved to held their next
meeting ut their headquarters, Oh Ninth
street. on Friday night, 10th instant, when
it is expected that the work OF organizing
for The fall campaign will begin in earliest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12
NEW YoRk MARKETs

NEW YORK. August Io.-cottop steady sates. f.oe3
lcs uplands. 2isc. Orleans, 22sc Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat bots" firm; winter red western, 81
Sis: Corn quiet aud steady. Pork shadc tirmer
at Si3.749sS3.-0. lIard trmer; kettle. ssc Nasais
steady. Groceries quiet and ilrin Freishts 1uiet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12
Eauistnnn Politics.

NEW ORLEANS. August 1e.-The Liberal
Convention nominated a full State ticket,
and it il now believed the Pinchbackers VIII
ft,sc with the Custoul-house party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

TonAcCo INsrEcTORs ArrOlNTEp.-The
Governor has appointed the following to-
hacco inspectors: William T.. Hinton, Jr..
on part Of the State, West Hill Warehouse.
Petersburg; stephens Wright Jones, on part
of owners, Oaks Warehouse, Petersburg
and L. Is. Bain. on part Of the State, ut the
Sa,nc warehouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

GENUINE ARrlcLES-Supcricr peach brandy
:" Il Select" whiskcy, 4 special brand ot superior
quality at a low price willis" whisk"y. l''..
price 81 80 per gallon: James llcunc'scy's brandy
vintage of 1850. slu per gall III: 1tltnd gin ana "'
medicinal port wine. sherry. MadtlIa ai'd ch'hi-
parnc wines. Also. Il lot ot very supflr gun
powder ten, spices. and condiments. poi ale ana
English sauces, &c. Can hc hal at W. u. BLAIR "
Co.'S. Ninth and Main streets, Richmond, Va, III
moderate prices.
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L0IrIsyuIE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, August la-Tobacco firm sales nm
Important. Flour In fair demand extra family *s
MSo.a;. Pork steady at Sla.aa. Bacon Shoulders.
&C.: sides, asi3c clear rib sides. ssc Lard steady
prinie leaf, in tierccs, a.c.; kegs, lesc. Whiskey
urm at goc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

JOB PRisrISG.--Wc call the attention of nier-.
chants clerks Of courts, slIcrigs lawyers rairGad,
steamship and canal oicersnd agents, md all others
having orders for printing 10 The facilities offered al
the DisPArciI PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT fer tie
tproIpt aud faithful execution OF I'LL kinds OF JOB
nRlSIlNG. Yecan furnish Mt short notice Cards,
t-ueads leads. prograa,,nrs, Ball Firkrts.
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bil!s Catalogues,
Hills of Fare, show Bills, Checks, psafss, &C., sse.,
&c. eatisfaeHap guaFantsesi,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


E.::1t3no.
LoNrOS. August 10.--parliamrnt was pro-
rogucd to-day. The Queens speech was
read. 1t rclcices that the controversy over
the indirect claims was composed" by the
spontaneous declaration Of the arbitratOrs.
Perfect harmony between England and the
United States is announced.
The French Government has desired FUR
ther correspondence upon the termination OF
the commercial treaty of 1860.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

PIc-NIc.-The Fulton Baptist Sunday
school will have a picnic at Tree Hill to-
morrow. leaving the church at a. NJ.
Ample arrangements have been made to con
vcy all their friends TO the grounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

ACCIDENT on BROAD STREET.-.juSt before
, O'Clock Saturday afternoon horse attach
ed to II light slirin% wagon. which WAS par
tally loaded with melons, took fright on
Broad street between Sixth and Seventh.
and started tc run away. COMM" in contact
with Il markrt-r.ln the horse kicked himself
free from the harness and was stopped after
iuiulm| the wagon slightly.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCISSATI, August la.-Flour dull ;eld, S7.Ii@I
:; new. s7Gps725. Corn steady s,t ISe9 9ltc. Pcrk
sl3. Lard. SMl.ic B,ccu-SboHidcrs, S6.7sGi xg.s5
cllrrib sides, s9.:s9Se37a; clcar-rb siies, $aIss
rcr cwt Whiskey firm ut &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

HAND ISIrEEr.--WiIi;m Bihh (coIorcN,
employed at Andrew PiZzini & COS, on
BroaG street, bad his right hand badly III.
iurcd on Saturday by being caught in the
co--> ot the steam crcal-trccZng apparatus
Ii is probable that he will loose two fingers.
DR.. VI. NJ. Walker dressed the injured hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

FIRE.--At quartcr-lm>, III O'Clock Saturday
morning the root of Il small frame tenement
on Franklin and Nineteenth streets, occupied
ny Mr.. Slaughter, was discovered TO hc on
fire. An alarm was quickly turned i'll. and
The fire Subducd without material damage.
Cause of fire. accidental.
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nnati, nfar, Arfist.

WAsHINGgos, August l0.-tlllp L.
Fartlhsni, the artist, died al Sag HaFssor te-
day. lie 4us seventy sht years OF age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
X TuE RIcHMoHD PoS--OFFICE AUGUST TO-
Richard Quares, Richmond; J. w. Todd d
Co StanntOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

CArlToL RlpARs.--Tlle outside repairs
aud painting to the Capitol were completed
on Saturday. The inside work will take but
q short time more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD tlTIZEN.--inlorina
ton of the death of Mr.. Alfred hlnS, a'
New Hope Retreat, Maryland, on THURSDAY
last, in his siNty-third year, was received III
this city on Saturday. For many years ne
was engaged in manufacturing carriages ana
amusSed a considerable fortune. He was
highly esteemed for his integrity and
Iihei1ity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

PoLIrlcAL MEETING IN MARSHALL WARp.-
There will be meeting of Marshall Ward
Greeley Club No. 2, at Coughs Hotel, in
Rockets, this evening. The club VIII pro-
blbly be addressed by the candidates lor
Congress who will be in attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

FusERAL OF MR. NlNsTos.-Mr. Edmund
T. Winston was buried on Saturday morn
ing at 8 o'clock from the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. Rev. Thomas j.. Preston officiating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

The KiIpatrick.Jenn Libel SUIT
New York, August lO.--Eforts TO com.
promise the notwithstanding iiDei shlt
have failed. The case, however, VIII not 30
TO trial ill the next term.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DIsrATCH OF
FIcE. Saturday, August 10: A. NJ. 80 de-
grecs; 8 p. NJ, SO degrees & j. NJ, S. de-
nrrpS.
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Have your shirts made 10 order by L. b. SPENCE
& son, merchant talore, 1900 Main street.
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Grulz BROWNS Acceptance.

WAsIuSuToS, August l0.-GIaZ iiomh
has written letter fayorabiy accepting the
Baltimore nomination.
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Clothing nlldc to order and perfect lit guaranteed
by l.. IL. SPENCE < son.
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RIVERSIDE paKK.-Boats for the ladies ut and
63r r. NJ. 10 admission fee If you go by the Dolly
Warden line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

Clothing, shirts, and gentlcmcn's furnishing
goods, for sale low by Z. 3. SPENCE 4 SoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

RIVERSIDE PAKk.-The most liberal terms mac {
with picnic and excursion parties to convey them
to any point on the canal. Apply to FRED. HANDY,
Iall Main street.
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MARINE IxTELLIsENcE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST l., ts7e.
mn rses..........,. 5l3 Moon sets.......... 113f
I'M scts.......... e:iT High tide.., Io:35
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-12

Tng Cry CouscIL.--'r rle City Council will
meet this afternoon Ut 5o'eloek.
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White iisle-thread half-hose for sale by Z. b
Spence < son.
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Linen collars OF all the new styles for sale Wy Z.
L. SrESCE & son, 1900 Main street.
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A few more Of those seventy y-hNe-cent ganze uil
Gershirts for sale by E. B. SPENCE y son,
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E. Il. SPENCE 4 son. 1890 Main street, take inca
sllreS for the celebrated Pembroke shirts.
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MoSprIro MEETINGS at j. ii. tB-NToNS. MINI
stree; between Main and Bank
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English haf-hosc, only 81 per dozen; imported
by and Tor sale by f. B. SPENCE & son.
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l;cst-htiug shirt is the Pembroke, rna,ly made ol
made 10 order by r. T.. SPENCE 4 SOS.
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Arlington paper collars--best collar ma1e--!o
sale by r. i. SPENCE IL Son.
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Umbrellas and walkins-cane iGr sale by l.. u
SPENCE & son.
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Neck..les. scarfs and bows of nil kinds, fur salt
by Z. 3. SPENCE 4 SoN.
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Linen dus,cra for sulc by +. B. SPENCE 4 Son,
1904 Main street.
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Pembroke shirts are sold only III hichIicnd Jay +
SrESCE < SOS.
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Shirts made tu or'lcr-rcrI.ct iii or II" sae-hy +.
Is. SrENCE & son.
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Music at Riverside Park this evening. B"'ts run
from 10 i. NJ.
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. scHI,tstui Legend.

~, msr knowrth Of his Scpllchro u'l'o
-. l,, saws the scripture of Moses. Inc
-I,oninr ,c.,pd is ha,cd upon this scrip
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alI l2-!t

L7OR NEW YORK.-The Old ~ SER
4 Dominion Steamship Conlany's ec-lSEaz3sssessss
tain BouHSE. will sail TUESDAY,, August i3tb, at
/; o'rlock 4. NJ. freight received uniil until ~ A.
VI.
Through, bills or la.dug signed, aud goods for.
warccd With dispatch 10 all points no..l, south east.
and wet. Close connections iiiudc with. Ctinard
Liuc for foreign ports. Passenger acconm0dnti atoms
unsurpassed. Fiie. sl3: steciaGe, 81: rpunt-trip
tickets. SO For freight or passage. apply to $50
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent.
mn lo-2t No. 3 Governor street.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old >,<STFR
a Dominion Steamship Company y's ele- -,sssssIe,
sani side Wheel steamship ISAAC BELL, captain
o'clock L. NJ. Freight received until sP. Sf.
Through bills OF ading signed, a.,d goods for
walri.,i With dispatch 10 all poisits north, sonti,
s,-l, aud vest Close connections made with Cunaid
Liue for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl2; seeriec, f6; rOund.tfip
tickets, s2O. For freight or passage. apply 10
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent.
nj Io-t no. 3 Governor stPepi, =
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TOR PIlLaDELPHIA.-The .qSfEfA
II steamer EMPIRE, Captain nSSYD6R,eSxssstt.ssSss,
will receive freight for the above port I'LL MON
DAY the 18th instant at II o'clock
Freight taken for all parts of Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and delaware. also for Norfolk. Boston, and
New Orleans. nj low rates. Passage io Philadelphia,
including meals and statcrooln, Ss.
WI. PORTER. Agent,
an 1n-o, No Ji.,., Dock street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-05
There's No Place Like Home.

Among the many words the human
tongue has used TO utter immortal thought,
none are there which sound SO strangely
beautiful and have so high and sacred an
impress IS mother, home and heaven. 1t
is no idle sentence, "theIe'S no place like
homes" and often Las the ocean severed
exile, the dying child and lonely wayfarer
of earth felt the memory of its endearing
associations with a consolation equalled by
uaught else. Wednesday, Oct. 81, three
care-Worn horsemen appeared upon the
streets of JonesbOro, and upon inquiry, it
was ssceTtaiued they had ridden all the way
from California, having started from Mary
vile, in that State, June 10, and made the
distance of 1905 miles in l44 days. One
of the three, Mr.. Hale, informed : gentle
man that they had come back 70 visit their
former home, at Buffalo Ridge, Washington
county, in this SJa,o. What Lies ale there
to Lring the Wauderer thousands Of miles
to the old, oi1 home in the quiet valley.
How strong the memory o. mother love,
which, like q heavenly spirit in It's unseen
divinity hOvers ovCr life, hsUnting the heart
and filing the sOul with al that is beauti-
full, tender and saCTedly touching, till the
proud man eagerly bids farewell to the
brighter and glittering sCeues Of pleasure
once more to dwell mid the quiet spots Of
youth, where The dim TWILIGHT of age is fall
ing over the home of childhood, ami rests a
drapery over the graves Of the loved and
lost.