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NJ. 81.

vousness, coldness OF ex1remies; rush of blood t.
mead, with symptoms iDf apoplexy, uuInbness of
ilnbs, especially at hight: cold chlis alternating
Win hot fiashes kidney and urinary difficulties
female weakness and irregularities. with dizziness
low spirits unsociabiiify, and gloomy foreboduss.
only Anew OF the above symptoms are likely to he
present In any case ut one time. Al who use On.
PIEHCE,s GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY for liver
complaint and Its complications are loud in It's
praise. Soldby u druggists every where.
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jon PRISrING.-We call the attention of nler.
chants clerks of courts sheritfs lawyers. rllroad
steamship and canal officers and agents and all other
having orders for printing, to The facilities ofeivda
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for III,
prompt ami faithful execution of all kinds OF .oi
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short motto, Cards.
B-Hcads, Ietter-Ileads. Programmes. Ball Tickets,
Blanks Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues.
Bills of Fare Show Bills. Checks, Drafts, s., Sc.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed. 81 saa-.
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The TUNNEL FLooDED.-The heavy fall Of
rain on Thursday night washed away the
embanklnent thrown up around the cut in
the ravine near Trinity church, and flooded
the tunnel at that point TO the depth Of
nearly six feet, ctllsiDg Il stampede among
the laborers and Il temporary suspension OF
the work. Increased facilities have been
provided for pumping off the water, and in
short time work will be resumed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, August 30.-Money easy at
. to 3. Sterling dull at 10Ss to 1Osl. Gold,
l12l to 1125. Governments steady all d:y.
States dull: Tennessee'S, 73i; new, l32.
yirgnia's. Al new, 81. Louisiana's, 80; rew,
Is. Leyee's, GO; S's, 70. Alabama's, 50 ;
SIS, So. Georgia's, 70: rs, So. North Caro-
lina's, So; new, 90. South Carolina's, 80;
,,,,- %
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Furious Rain--Mr. 0'COnor.

New YORK, August 3n.-A furious and
heavy rain tell in this section last night,
flaodins many of the lowlands, ~
Charles O'Conor was visited Yesterday Dy
fully a. a.dozen reporters. He declined totaik
with any of them, merely observing that ne
had decided not to make known I'D advance
bis political purposes. The Sun, however,
saws il il settled he will not accept the Iuslon
nomination for Governor.
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I. PERsoNAL.-The Rev. DR.. Edwards, pas
tor of Broad-Street Methodist church, OF this
city, is absent, attending a camp-mecting.
Bishop Doggett is also absent on the same
mission. Rev. DR.. Granbery, who has been
absent, returns to-day, and will preach at
Centenary church tomorrow.
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~ rr'url!n- from tnr uc,p .v.
bur-. he said that remor>e had uotShg to do
wah It.. bit that the reason Won!i Dc made
.8own at hi trial. When asked how tar
West liz had gone. hc said h should follow
-. advice ht had always given his clients
a.knr~I"i-e nothiny-but that the Young
@il ,id >hc bad gone IL far rs Mexico, Mo.
la Ir-7trd 10 the parties he was reported To
!uyr gwen at his house after he had sent his
wiir home. h. said they were given not hy
h,I.scll, hat hy tn" Young men Of Manassas :;
il3' be did not dance with MISS Fewell
,}vgy sci, aud that, a> he was fond of
dMcug and saw no harm in it. he would
r"ntn"l" 20 dtac" rs long a> 1t pleased him,
irr"-r"r'ly" "t what other pcopt" though. al
it. Tie aid
Tna ONLY TINE HE HAD EVER BEEN SEEN WITH
MISS FLwElL ALONE
wf> one" when they were buggy-ridin@, and
hat th"nth"y Were ACCOMPANIED on tho ride
toy another couple. So Tar from ahducting
NNs, FrWril. the charge upon which lic WAS
arrested, h. said that Governor Maryc had
-.,';N"I lnot he had clUlcd those who were
sd ir'.lG- Tor hcr. fGt why. how, or for
Nr'lu -" "Udcti ii,tiu h" could not tell i":'
ili would tr III i'ulIin@ his line of dcirncr.
'h' ITo>"rutl"u lvaitUG they could not con-
vet hin on the charge for which he was
committed bad. hr >aid. cndcavorcd To pick
H; iiiu: rtlnnr> &c fraudulent Transactions.
1H" form them into charges upon which 10
'ttI i:ilh Elit they would fail in this too
Ar, trNc,ianG his son had not, he said. been
hr00Iy with him since he had gone to Alex
.ro',.;. I'I. '" CIV ,,I. "''.s''" ''''
~ ,I,. ,, ,,t ,n n.I ,I,'''I' Wv q "i,''
I.,,,.,l,",'' '"'' '''"' n'"".' '">''"' W
'',,'''.'> ''>' "a, ''.'H II VIZ lc'''i"u
L.. Lad - :" "a" 0".'In n"N ''''t
r ~ 49,, w.. ~, "'I' ''",t '"C' i,''.
+, w ma,i.1 ~, w. 'I "ia, ,nI ~ ';I n;'''.''n
Hna,,c,. ~ ,oi,,', '"n ~, ',,,,'t -, ," o,
sas rxtr7,.ryy .n,,y nn, f"r ,ho rn",.,i ,,'nni
toc which he WAS accused Inn Which, be
nof admit. lr,t for the nutorinty hasssS9
Ill and ~. aunoyanrn il h,,d osuusdS 5
>amnpv np,nl. ord + lac III. 10. a]
.trf,,. hc,,iI,,,,i, ,,',,,'s,,;,;' :, ~, ssR
r,,h. l.,.,. ''..;f,.h ~, - W -
IT, .J ,h,, ,i w. -. ,i. ,,,i'< hoS
f,r,.,rl.. i.',, ~ '''N'> WV
HiS FEiESrS WERE AGAINST HIN,
.'d' iiad b""n since his advocacy Of the re-
!o''aI - ttt courthouse TO Manassas, und
'n.' w'u, o'." reason Why he had determined
!" "''f." ,lr county. !lc also knew that he
.& hc'n charged With Ridicaii>;n. and that
Ii Wa, reported that ne had gotten Il 900 for
4 promise - stump Tennessee for Grant :;
"tt these charges. like that of abduction,
Were grouadlr>< Uc sais he had been
'T''V very khdly hy lhoac III whose charse
+. ia" pteh since Ms arrest, particularly I'D
,.r,,,t ,'.,,', = where ne suppose" "h ~
h,n, '', "'u'u m n''e 'teh hi'ut " ">sv>>li'''1
tlr,, +, ~, "ire he Naa l1aue up ms i.i1
IT, ht ,';9 %,'9 s,'o''hS wa. 10 De uohe II "esilu @
tie >,iJ '"i h., II" 1ou'u ufam MS ps,'; ~,
wb,la j., 49,, "'I''S 'l,"''" ~, ''''''' ,.'
he ililor lad nr",";roJ h;,, ,o wonlI sd,nit
10 one into the iail 4, nlrbt: and that "fheY
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What unspeakahle relief Is afforded 10 the burning
and throbbing flesh by single application OF that
uncquallcd balsam for human or brute suffering
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINlMENT. The tormcnuns
aud seep-desrnl lug pais of rheumatism, gout and
ncurgit. are completely hanished by It's use; sritf
ness Of the joints AMI painful swengs quickly yield
to lis emoilient Influence IL heals bruises, cuts
scalis ntc., with astonishing rapidity. For striirs.
srrinS-lillt scrItrhcs, saddle. collar, and liarcss
gals. as we'll n Tue serious external ma',tIic,
of tnchorsc. IL Is swi I and thorough remely.
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Inxc.tiCafion ncrnanded.

NEW YORK. August 30.-Ihomas Corndell
demands an investigation of bis Official con-
pection with the Rondout and Oswego rail-
road, and offers S180, to be giYen for charita-
bic purposes, for every dollar due from him
TO said railrOad. 3
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PROUD aud hedrt-stirring are the recolecuons
elalmed In the hcart-depths OF the people OF thls
country and which ever called forth Into quick
ness and vitality by the mention OF the re'ered
name of LEE. Beautiful portraits OF our beloved
chief are presented gratis TO the patrons OF the
LEE - Gallery by our friend Mr. ). ". DAVIES.
These pictures are pronounced by Mrs. LEE TO be
IN hest ever produced.
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RISE N THE RIvER.--lt is expected that the
great fall of rain on Thursday mnrnin" and
Thursday night will cause considerable rise
in the river. Indeed, it had risen per"epti-
bly, Yesterday, and the water in the basin WIS
three feet higher than usual.
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An ORDERLY CoMMUNITY.-Major Poe,
Chief Of Police, communicated to Acting
Police Justice Crew yesterday the pleasing
information that during the previous twen'
ty-four hours not single violator OF the
law had been arrested in the city.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready made or made to order,
and perfect tit guaranteed, or no sale, by r. q
SrENcE & son, merchant taiIorsand dealers In gen.
tlcncn's furnishing goods, 1900 Main street
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PETIT jury OF HvsTIsGs CoURT.-The fol-
lowing have been drawn for the September
term: Beitrick Eukcr. Thomas FL. Brans
ford, Samuel Fredley, a.. J. Gray, J. l..
Maury, G. A. Noting, w. FL. Spence, Clai-
borne Watkins, a. W. Ball, H. P. Boutlar,
W. n. Mahen, W. D. Selden, Jr., j. J. Wag-
goner, \. l.. Bargtmin, John Enders, Jr.,
L. &. Halyburton, l.. p. Jones, A. L. Lums-
den. ". z. Smith, G. Heller, Jacob Lipps,
u. Nittcldorlcr. and Julius Sycles.
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ODDs AND ESDs.-Oystcrs and reed-birds
have made their appearance at some of the
restaurants.
George Williams, sentenced to six years
Imprisonment for horse-Stealing, was RECEIVED
at the penitentiary, from Surry county, yes
terday. sra ~
G,52J bodies are buried in the National
Cemetery near Richmond. s..
The new st. Marks church will be 4 great
ornament TO the part of the city in whic! it
is located.
The circus left about $4,000 in Richmond
and carried away about $4,000. 81.
Yesterday was tue coolest day of August.
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REv. D. B. JErER, u. D.-Dr,Ieter furnishes q
letter for tie ReltJi""S Hraid every week gi,in;
an account OF his travels. The first appears IN this
weeks Issue. That every one who wishes to read
these deeply yinterestng tters may have the prvi-
lcgr of doing the HrdLd is put to new s,ibscr-
bers at one d0fiLr for five months.
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ToBAcCo Observation-Disclosures Walker
yesterday appointed DR.. A. II. Christian
and William Jeter inspectors Of tobacco ut
Seabrook's warehouse.
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E,coRIrE AND GUN FROM LlyERPooL.--Thc
bark Lucy arrived Yesterday at City Point
from Liverpool. In her cargo we notice
shipment of Iicorice, gum sorts, and gum
gcdda, consigned to a. Y. Stokes & Co., of
this city,
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SATURDAY NIGHT EXcURsloN.--The exc,Ir-
sion train for the White Sulphur Springs and
intermediate points which leaves the CheSa-
peake and Ohio Railroad depot this evening
at Z O'Clock affords the cheapest opportunity
yet presented for a trip to the mountains.
The fare Is only six dollars to White Sulphur
and back, and the train returns before break
f:lst on Monday morning. liound-trip tickets
will be issued to intermediate points, we
learn, at unprecedented low rites.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE
OF GREELEY AND BRowS CLUDs.-The Cen.
trail Committee Of the Campaign Greeley
Clubs of this city, composed of five members
of each club, met last night at Virginia Hall
for organization. The following clubs were
represented Young Mems Metropolitan,
National, Old Dominion, Stonewall Marshall
Ward, German, Marshall No. ., Virginia,
Liberal Republican, Jackson Ward (colored).
Mr.. William u. Isaacs was called TO the
clair and Mr.. George C. Wilde acted us Sec
retary.
General Bradley T. johnson explained the
object of the meeting to be the inauguration
of measures for the more efficient organiza-
ton of the party, the distribution Of doel-
mcnts, cooperation among the clubs, &c.
He proposed the following plan of organiza-
ton, which was adopted:
1. Each club IN this State formed for the
promotion of the election of Greeley and
Brown shall elect five delegates, Of which its
President shall he one. to II committee to be
known as the Club Central Committee.
.. This committee shall have its headquar-
tiers i'm Richmond, and shall have Presi-
dent, two Vice Presidents, two Secretaries,
a Treasurer, and IN Executive Committee OF
five.
8. 1t shall procure a list of speakers who
are willing to attend meetings and speak IN
any part Of the State under the direction OF
the committee; and it shall be the duty OF
the president of the committee to supply
speakers from this list to any club on any
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Delegates Appointed TO the Leuisviafe
dssnyeuSi0u.

NEW YORK, August N.-A meeting was
held at the residence of Alderman uiisey, and,
after considerable discussion, appointed ael-
lesates and alternates TO the Louisville eoh-
yention pIedeed to VConor and Hancock
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Eahrass1n rsaIfsics. !.

OMAHA. August 3D.--The Democratic and
Liberal Convention assembled and coalesced.
Sell Democrat) was nominated for Governor
and Warner Iiberal) fer Congress. Ihe
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BALL AT TIE YELLOW SuLPHUR.--Thcrc
will be grand fancy ball at these Springs OH
Wednesday next. General j. \. Early and
Judge Staples are members of the floor COM
mltce.
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Rev. JoHS a. BRoADUs. DID,, is giving the relt'-
of tile Religious Herald account of his ira wells
In the Holy Land .t..
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Only two Baptist papers in the world have larger
circulation than the hliqio"S Herdid Of this city.
1t read In every section of tie country and Is the
best medium in the South fpralvcrtisers. Its charges
Tor advertising arc very moderate considering the
extent aud character of its circulation.
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superyisor Cehb.

WASHINGTON, August supervisor Cobb
succeeds Emery, to whom the third cola,iiis-
OF internal revenue has been ten
sffpred s5,ssssS1 ssstess ssss
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The ncatest thing out-WErsTGER'S fill style silk
hat for young men.
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"Fredcrlcksbmg, August %

EFFECT OF THE IspEsslry LAWS papers !:
,ou,;nr i now common in Illine wish their
:. Sotiice.-Ail women who do noer the pllr-
husbands to frequent my house feleaying 9, a
pose Of drinking will oblige me bsd)--.
note at the post-ottice, box So. (signl
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MaLrEIsAScE, ~ '.-e-=TE:-one OF the
7f,Iit1SrT!tTeS OF the city has brought Lebascs
| Of malfeasancc in office against brother
magistrate, and reported the facts to the
Mayor for Investigation.
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1 RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH OF
F,cs Friday, August 30th: 8 Al. NJ, 10
degrees; 8 T. NJ, s3 degrees; 9 i. NJ, 81
degrees,
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II. EILYsoN 4 Co, Advertising Agents. hIsparcu
building, will receive advertisements and have them
inserted IN any Journal at the country at regular
rntp
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Steamer Wreck Heavy Loss Of Life
RGnOrted.

New YORK.. August 3O--Thc steamer
MEETS, running between thiscity and Proyi-
dence, is reported wrecked off Stonington
last night. Her passengers wereipicked up,
are reported lost. Over one hundred pas
sengels were on, board.
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Religious Herald Is furnished new subscribers for
five months ut one dollar. ~ sa
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For RIVERSIDE PARK.-Boats will run from to
! Z. NJ. Tomorrow. Everybody goes. a.
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10 10 ALIENS and look at the pretty style f.,l
hats he Is Just receiving ts
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THIRD UiSn6ET

The Meetis's Iife-loat has arrived at Watch
Hill with all tile deck hands and several pas
sengers. A lady with three children, names
unknown, are lost. The captain and agent,
who refused TO take to the lifc.boats, were
washed ashore on fragments of the pilot
house. One life-boat is still missing. A
passenger estimates that. fllty lives are lost.
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An old lawyer says that the ing young
trmblesome clients he eyerhad Weh married
woman who wanted to be married, ,ted, ana
woman who wanted to be nnplar she
an old maid who didn't knoy<I
t..i n fF-l1;sl
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CHILDREN PICTURES elegantly taken at tic
i LEE" ~
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Boats for Riverside Park run from 4 to +. NJ tc.
,,p
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someone's cwpssze Ecss OF Life.
. Dsr.oD Is ug lst 50 he schooner Neck
n capsized and tie captain and four isien
we're drowned.
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Any EpTts r'.'r",,.:-.s 1919 SE:1%.lg III
portion of the c"untry should advertise ur r'rv
papeEs, of that section. NJ. ELLysoN co, VIII
t,ke advertisements and have them inserted at pub
Ishnrs' rit,s.
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Go To A. A. ALIENS II you want TO get suited In
nricp and style.
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lslsas assssss i III ss
fsEFT n. ptraber ss3 ~ 49,
fnIeiiaens. An infartnefioii Iny yEldhysi " .s
9l7 iiaisR gIlss
RlshgaQl0s yas
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Fine peaches. by the box or dozen. at rIzZINIS.
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Chesterfield 1'0unty

Conrt Clerk Office August y III. ~
ylsiey Cole ha sues for the enfi,I ~ a1
sii other creditors OK William t. Eall tss.;sssas
VINO siiai, as. az ,h,s l,s faints,
agaipst 81, ss,.,,,, 80 and
y. "a. i,,;tnisfr,for of MiiIiaBI D.. 61iss tie-
se,sed: pIiiip s. Hancack and Helen hs Iis IL
Edasrd H. Archer and sss vi
an Ia,,r, Ball. widow OF " Wia.E e. iss,i a.
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L,OR NORFOLK, WIELlaaiS-SI5ss r.
T BURG, AND yREliUEARsLAn;L-tszzasks tszzasksssssss8kTks -
INGS ON JAMES RIVER.--Ehe fast abd: :coI1iln0-s
dous steamer PtLiSADE, Captain ~ CHARLEs
resume her trips AUG Usr 27TII. leayir Ricbmona
for the above roinis every TEISSilAI,sTHuEs-6
DAY and SATURDAY ut g. III. ...,.
passengers foI ', IiaInstus land at Kings MIL
wharf s-ss,s - s,sas.s. :, .
Freight for way landings must te preptd. THROUGH
freight Forwarded with dis patch. Train ieayes City
Point for Petersburg on arrival OF steamer
ausi 4 d. II. ROC Elis, Agent.
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Concord grapes, something nice, mt PIzz1SrS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
First Boptisi.--Rev. DIR. Dixon, of Au-
gllsta, Ga. at II A. NJ. and 2. NJ
Second Bdpiis'.-Eev. &. {. Biting, d. D.,
ut II A. N. and p. NJ.
Grace Street BaptiSt.-Rev. n. W. Wilson
at II a. NJ. and Z. NJ.
ST. Paurs Episcopal.-Scrvices at II A.
NJ. and p NJ.
Trinity Methodist. .-Rev. DR.. L. NJ. Lee at
II A. NJ. and 81 2. NJ.
Brodd-!Street lMethodisL-No services.
Monthly communion deferred until the fol-
lowing Sunday.
Centenary Methodist .-Rey. DR.. Granbery
at II A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Grace Street Prcsbyteridn.--No service at
II A. NJ. Prlycr-meeting at 81 p. NJ.
First Presbyteridn.--ltev. Thomas l..
Preston, D. D., at II A. NJ.
Second Presbyterian.--Seryices ut IL A.
NJ. by Rev. DR.. Brown, and collection for
eYangelistic fund. Collection in Sunday
school for Hanchon school-house.
English Lutheran (Odd-Fellows' Hall, cor.
ner Franklin and Mayo streets).-Seryices
at IL \. NJ.
C'irtstadelpiian Etclesia Covenant Hail.
Capitol strcet.-Serviccs at IL A. NJ. rs.
Clnu- Street Ncthod1st.--Rev. +. NJ. Peter
son at II A. NJ. (communion) and at z. NJ
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Pears. SWEET aud juicy, at rIZZISi'.

Look to your interest aud buy your hats in future
from 4. i. ALLEN.
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOAT ssssssls
COSIPANY'S &xlassilsssz.6
: y.3s SEMI-WEkKI4Y LINE 81 go g 3

p .. FOB ~ s4.s.,s-.s - .s...w...,
BALTIMORE AID ALI. Pttts Mn soufi. ,tt IL, AND
WEsr, IN CONNECTION FIjIit H,AILs,Tgih Nj
MORE AMI ONO AID NQRTfEt.N X
+ CENTRAL RAiLE9ABs. . = /. 8
The steamers Of ,tliis llne iesyc thelf WBnlT at
Rockets every TGesday night II EiSb uGeJ sihH on
saturday at 4 o'clock T.. 81. ~ 4 u. =, ~
Freight received every day up 10 lsll 9ctos
r. NJ. Saturdays until half-pasf cioes ~ =.
For freight or passlgr apply to -, ,.,r,, j.. u
te 2.-3m WILLIAM y. btsEAlt7 s AtS4s ~
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~ uSutuiuS. DuuIuSc trniItS.
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the very
chimney
II, owned
Is struck
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAsr1ElE1g.

EOR NEW YORk.--The Old g|sN6
Il Domiu' on steamship Company pees.s zzssH
giant side eel steamship ISAAC Bills llptaln
BLAKEMAN. will sail SU SnAY, SepteAib bee ist, at
o'clock Z. Nj. Freight received until I Z. M -:
Through bills Of ladng signed, and goods for
wared with dispatch to MI points norh south, east
and west. Close connections Made With Cunafd
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, 81; seerage, 81; rDurd-friis
tickets. $50. For freight or passuee appl To 6
All 9l-lL .E It$t. .'fktf No 3 sGfyyefifQE street..
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RICHMOND, VA, Aggtlst .aI. .sI2, y ~
NOTICE TO LONSiGNEEs. Ths follow
IN tny cci,sisl,cf have frcig hts at this
dcro, which they wiil rsiapse ~ once. ss,ssi
crges on the same sheir goos VIII te &C
their exr epse: Conrad & sipitara, II, ~
& 70. Spotts K GitsnI. Hpist 4 kir Ieiiser,
Dupuy & HIck., Gibs0A s. w, ~. ~ IS ts.
J,irr a. 81, ~ ils0Il. P.iipcf, iiariappk ~ frsgl.
4. Allen. j. H. Hocksday, ghGaass Brzlch. 6sorze
"" hAA7''S' "a - X. B, KxSFTs ei5
=, 81, General Freight Agent.
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Fourth Dispatch.
. SEVENTY LIVES LOST.

New YORK, August 30.--It seems to be
certain that nearly seventy lives were; lost by
the MEETS disaster, The night was stormy
and many who fioated near shore We're lost
I'm the surf. ~ Il S,s 4%7Fis
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1871.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-28
Washington.

Surely ''Our Special Correspondent must be victim to circumstances. He went to the Hub, as you know, just be- fore the great fire, and left immediately after it Of course he didn't have any thing to do with the fire. We don't think he meant any mischief when he went there but some one evidently did think so, for he left the train at Meriden and has not been seen since. Although he is past the age of youths who are usually detained there, we hope he will serve his term faithfully, and return soon. -@ -'+- .4 s-s-
 t: The sister towns of Morris, Roxbury and Warren, have enjoyed rare chances the last few winters in being able to se- cure the services of Mir. Buckingham as teacher in music, while poor ssus" have been without, but now our turn has come, and we mean by spring to be able to show as much advancement as any of them. MT. Buckingham has rented the Hall two evenings week, and is ready to welcome all who wish to sing Last Tuesday and Wednesday evening he had a good class, and as soon as the horse disease leaves us we mean to fill the Hall.
 The Congregregational Society had it's annual meeting on the 18th inst, and voted one sermon through the winter months. We prefer the One Service and long Sabbath school to the two services and the Sabbath school wedged in be- tween, ..s. 5-.. JUDEA.