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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Geneva Arbifrution.


GENEVA, July 19.-Great precautions have
been taken by those connected with the
Board of Arbitration to secure absolute
secrecy. With this view the entire party of
English representatives have refused TO go
into any society.
A number Of influential gentlemen of
Italy have united in IN address to Count
Scopis, president of the Board, congrat,i-
lating him upon the part he has taken in the
proceedings of that body, and expressing
their qualification that the dispute between
Great Britain and America has been sub
mitted to Il peaceful tribunal.
There was no session of the Board yester-
day. To-day's session lasted from until 4
O'Clock, all the members being present. The
court adjourned to Monday.
spain.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE KING AND
QUEEN-ONB ASSASSIN KILLED AND TWO CAP
TrRED-INTl:NsE EXCITEMENT IN MADRID.
MADRID, July 19-4 % Clock 4. M--At
midnight last night the carriage of the King
and Queen was fired upon by 4 party of as
saSSins. Their MujestieS. who were the only
occupants Of the carriage, escaped unhurt
One of the asaa>siiIS was killed by IN attend.
ant, and two were captured.
The royal family are now ut the palace re-
cciying the congratulations of the pObillart
upon their escape. The tranquility of the
city is undsturhcd, although when account.
of the affair became to lie generally circu
lated there was much excitement, and large
crowds gathered in the neisllborlIood where
the attack had been made.
BY O'Clock in the morning almost tho
entire population Of Madrid was hastening
through the streets. Their Majcsties re.
manned clf.ljOasessed during the scene Of eN
ctcment which cllsred upon the attack ant
brief conflict with the assassius.
When quiet had been in a measure re
stored they proceeded TO the palace, where
they are now receiving members OF the min
istry. civic and military authorities of tls
city, afd deputatioIs from the people. Al
Glasses are enthusiastic i'll rejoicing over tlit
faiFurc Of the murtlerotis ai!;ics.
England.
LoNr0S; Lu'y f9:--It is reported that Par
lament will be pfJroSucd~ori tIe 10th Of At
gust.
The steamer IIibcrnia. for Quebec from
Liverpool, takes out party Of English set
tiers, the pioneers of a colony which pro
noses 10 establish in Minnesota.
The Grcradicrs' band gives Il series o
concerts 1T liverpool. They return from
.mcrici in excellent spirits and health. ant
uft Hr:th,:$:istiG over their reception there.
Richard FrHn&'s Burton; the celebrated
traveller and explorer; has ben appointed
to succeed. the late Charles Lester IS Britisl
consul & Trieste.
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OK EvERYRoDY'S Observation-Disclosures of the
great national Regeneration of health PLiHTATIOS
BITTEmS are on ererybody's tongue. This gratui-
t"s rica roce advertising Is better than all the paid
for pulling 10 which the OF bogus bitcrs are
Obliged 10 resort. 1t has spontaneous helrttncss
about 1t which carries conviction to the mind of the
auditor. Sut Il is i well-known fact that the pro-
prictors Of the PLASTAT1UN BITrEES have never
relied upon newspaper bolstcriug TO establish the
success of preparation which owes its astonishing
popularity mainly to the oral testimony of the
thousands who have either experienced or been the
eyewitness OF the Immense physical good it has
wrought throughout the length and breadth OF the
land.
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TlIR FIRST VIRGINIA ETGiMENT.-At the
next meeting of the City Council Il petition
will ic presented asking an appropriation Of
$1,000 for the First Regiment Virginia No!-
unteers. This appropriation, if allowed by
the Council, will so towards paying for the
new accou!rtments purchased last winter AT
the North for The regiment. and which ac-
coutr2nrrtS We're given 10 the men III place
of the inferior ones furnished the State hy
the United States Government. 4 portion
OF the money will also be rscd for renting a
regimcntalarmory and IiqliGating an Old debt,
besides paying ior uniforms tlr some OF the
members who are unable 10 pay for them
themselves
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The coast of southern California is becom.
ing = resort for inyaIids suffering from pull
mouary affections, and with great benefit in
many cases. Many of the stopping places .
:,rc now visited hy large numbers OF tourist,
and noticeably by MANY Ensl:s!imen.
4 cargo OF palmetto leaves Was recently
shipped .rom savannah 10 England for The
purpose Of testing their value as II material
in the manufacture OF paper. 1t is believed
they will be fouad well adapted to this use
II the experiment is successful 4 new and
profitable business will arise in the South.
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Thc North Carolina Negro sSuIiux.

RALEIGH, \. c.. July 19.-The trial OF
shaddock Jones (colored), charged with
threatening and intimidatinS Simon Craven
(ooiorctD. Il Liberal Republican, came up be-
fore United States Commissioner Best to-day.
Six Witnesses were examined, and the coun-
sci closed Tie argument tonight. TheCom-
missioner reserves his decision till the OPEN
Ing OF court to-moIr1w. Much interest and
feeling was exhibited by both political par.
ties.
-Four arrests have been made of parties
charged with being implicated In the con-
spiracy against the colored man Cross. The
trial commences ut 10 O'Clock tomorrow. il
is generally believed I'LL the negroes will be
convicted Unde: the enforcement act.
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BAPTIST HELPING SOCIETY OF TIE City OF
RiCuMuyr.-Th record Of a charter granted
by Judge Beverly i. Wexford, rf the Circuit
Court OF t,n city oI Richmond; to the co!orcd
Baptist Hci iriug Society OF the city OF Rich
lnonG, has been received at the Office Of the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth. The
capital stock Of the Society is net 30 hC less
tA,il ~ ,0G0 nor more than Sl4,0Dr. divided
into sirlirs Of &lA each. The Society is al:-
uhorizcd 70 have hold acres Of i"nG. The
principal Office is to lie in the city of Ricl-
mond. The object Of tie Association is TO
provide decent burial for an" Of its mcln-
5ers or any member of the l;tmily of a men,
hrr who shall die, and for helping the flmi-
lies OF deceased members. Thc officers for
first year are rs follows: President, Thomas
jones; Vice president, Ralph Morris; Sec
rctarv. William BurwelI Washington
Siukclcy, moderator Of the standing commit
tHn OF cirl,t,
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Sumner for Greeley.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Senator Sumner is
preparing an address to the colored people
which, it is said, will advise them very
strongly in favor of giving their support 10
Dir. Greeley in the present campaign. In re
viewing the situation Mr.. Sumner comedies
only four States to Gr,nt-namely. Vermont,
Massachusetts, Iowa, and South Carolina.
TIHOS
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QuAL1FlEp.-Mr. Reeve qualified before
Judge Minor, Of the Henrco County Court,
Yesterday rs clerk of Tuckahoe township.
Policeman Huice, recently appointed by
the Board, has qualified and sono on duty
in the middle district. Mr. Gregory, who
has heretofore been doing duty in the Second
Ward, il transferred to The first district, Alr.
Eulce taking his place.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsH1SGToN, July ia local storm Of
some severity is apparently moving north.
ward into Louisiana and Alabama. Cloudy
weather, with numerous local storms, is pro-
ba5le for Saturday throughout the Southern
and Gulf States. Light winds and cool.
pleasant weather will prevail north and east
Of Ohio. Fa!Iing barometer and increasing
soatile.ly winds will prevail north of III
diana and the Missouri river.
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DEATH FROM LAuDASUM.-On Thursday
evening about o'clock James Murphy, who
lived on Cary street between Seventh and
Eighth, took two ounces of lGudntm in 4
drink of liquor. Medical aid WAS sum.
nloned. but he died from the effects Of the
poison. Murphy, it is said, had been drink
ing during the day., g..
Coroner Taylor was notified of the death
yesterday, and ut 4 O'Clock in The afternoon
an inquest was held at the residence of the
deceased, on Cary street. a number Of wit
ncsscs were examined and it was ascertained
that Mr.. Murphy had not been in the habit
of drinking 1T all that he bought two and
IL half ounces Of laudanum, representing to
the druggist that he had the cramp, and that
he poured it into glass of soda-water, or
pop, and drank it down. The cause OF the
suicide was not asccrtained. The jury. Of
which Mr.. William J. Glenn was foreman,
rendered verdict that the deceased came +"
his death from an overdose Of latldanum adj
mini>tcred hy himself. 1t was recommended
70 druggists generally at the inquest, that
it would perhaps promote the public interest
if persons applying for laudanum should
only Ec allowed to buy half an ounce ut Il
time, unless tie" Were well known or had
certificates from responsible physicians that
Il larger quantity w;s :ct,ially necessary.
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AlsRtNED.
Steamer Petersburg. Ge"shesan. isaltimore, ner-
chau,se and passengers, Powlmttn Steamboat Com
pany. -
Schooner General Grant. Miller, lumber, Chicka-
homny, A. l.. Sheppard.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. NOroiS, rier-
chandise and passengers. j.. b. Tatum, agent.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch New York, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, j. ". Wyatt, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
LIVERPOOL, July l:-Bark Lucy. Jones' for City
BATH, Me-, July l5.--Schooncr john Stockholm
VISEYAHp H,vEN.-Arrivcd. Scltooners Hector,
Higgins, from Richmond Nc, for City Point:
ri5rcacc Mayo, Hall from Eockand, for Richmond
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. .Tu!y Ig.-.lriycd steamer State Of
virginia. baltimore, mrririmdl;" an! isScn%erS 10
York River itailroad Company, to siil nn Snt"rt,y
NEW T"EE. july is.-- ;ct. >chn"icr l:;:!rri.a,
NolIcE 10 NAHtNEr>.-Noilct Is hereby GiFen
tina; Il scrcw-piIc !i%h:!0;r,e h9 hfn ercr;rd on
YIur's Point, st .Ioltn's river. Florida, thc light q"
Which viii be exhibited for the irs time or about
thc 18th of July, ls7?, mnG every night thereafter
Ia:iwecn sunset and slnisc. THIS lisltnoH;ii,ce
s,ns cu ei,ual ahHrt Jta yards n Il soIt h"cacriy
direction from DANES Point. In eight feet ri water
iea t'c There l. chaI:,el 81" cithcr sdc, oie"i TO-,
oticr u,r the lig!:hiisc OF lis sniitl arS si'c am!
tlnv unite II short distance above Il. TIM focal
ntc IL ti'rly-t9nt icct!hpEc liic'il ti"c nv it''i
work Of itc tnii:Iiiun is pal pcd rt!and thc super
structure whit. Tih unp;itimg apparatus is a
cp- nj tic G.tl order, Of THE system! o. ErcsucI,
,i.pH ing fixed white li2ht, iuiiii;as,is The ehiNr
o:iGrr. and can Gc seen :s Sonn a. It Is "tn2" hs
Hrr,Icl's Point a,""c anc NH Cove Point below.
l;y order of the Lighthouse Board.
JOSEPH HENRY
Chairman Lighthouse i5oard.
Block Ts'an! has been Visited hy Ike Government
s,;rvryor and ssist:ntS VIII" rrv" T!'c surveys Tor
The new lighthouse on the southeast point ior whlch
tie last Congress made an appropriation OF s7,oeO.
Tvrs on It will hppin III Il few months.
MAHISE DI>hSTEE.-EriH Lizzie HittIoscl. DOW
at New Iur. from tow Fay. tB. reports July H.
lIt.;c 30 *. ioiia.t!a ii 81, was struck by light
ni,Ie CARRYING aw.E Gott ; main top'iia.tS. Split
ting head OF IcrcrtSt and lost al sails and tgg',is
attached 10 both tDpn#StS.. = -.-. ......-.
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Mexico.

MATAxoRAs, July 1S.--Olilitary operations
are uDimportant, owing to taclt under.
standing between the forces at Monterey ana
General Trayino, at Monclaya, to await the
result of the negotiations at the city OF
Mexico looking to the pacification of the
country without further hostilities.
General Rocha is expected here with an
escort to arrange to supply his army lfoin
tiiis point.
1t is stated that telegraph communication
will shortly be opened to the city OF Mexico,
there being no distractions.
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TEMPERANCE MATTERs-C Christian Temple
of Honor and Temperance, Manchester, will
receive their charter and get regularly to
work in the course of few days. 1t starts
under the most favorable auspices.
Another new Temple of Honor and Tem-
perancc will soon be organized in the west
crn portion Of the city. The institution of
this Temple will give Virginia Grand Tenn
pie and a representation in the national Or
uaniZatiOn,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


New York stoc@ md Money market.
New YoBx. July 49, Exchange dull at
%. Gold, 1t4i TO 114i. Loans, / to 8. New
5s, 1876; ISIS, 117S; '62's, 115s. Ten
nessee's. 72i; new, III. virginia's, AZ;
new, so. Louisiana's, so; new, 4s.
Lcyee's, %; SIS, 70. Alabama's, 81; SIS,
GO. Georgias, "A; rs, s.. North Caro-
lina's, 3S; new, 90. South Carolina's, 81 !;
new, 2S3.
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RALrnlopE MARKrrs

BALTIMORE. July l9.-Elour dull and unchanged.
Wheat duh and lower; choice white, Sl.7sI Slso.
Corn dull; white southern, soc @s2c yellow, eac.@
f!r.: mixed western weak. tG!c e1Glc. Oats dull;
Rye quiet mt Cox. .@70c. Provisions dull mess pork,
SID; bulk meats strong; shoulders, slc.GIec.; rib
sides, &c. i7tc.; clear rib &c. GSc. Bacon active;
shoulders Gtc rib sides. ssc. clear rib sides. s3c;
sngar-cnrcd hams, lac.G .G0ltc. Lard quiet but firm
at 9c:07sc. Western butter active, choice, lSc-
Whiskcy quiet at 2.c. GI925c.
Virginia G's, old, 5S; coupons, old, "a; new, s0-
Cons0ls 5l4. West Vrginla's, IS. North Carollnas,
Old aoi new, 20 special tax, II. AL bids.
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Linen coats at STESCE & Sons.
t;au2c undcrshiits III SPENCE < sons.
parer collars nj SpESCE & Sons.
Linen collars 1T SPENCE Il SONS.
White shirts ut SPENCE < sons.
Chcviut shirts at SPENCE Il sons.
Fancy n2ck-t;cs at SPENCE IL SONS.
i'crc,,!c ties aud bows at SPE>cE& SONS.
SIX scHrfs ut SPENCE & Sons.
Jeans drawers ut SPENCE t SONS.
Pembroke shirts at SPENCE X SONS.
Tllrca1 gloves ut SPENCE 4 SONS.
Furnishing goods ut SPENCE K Sons.
Black suits 1T SrENcE * Sons.
Dress suits ut SPENCE Il SONS.
Alpaca coats at SPENCE: < Sons.
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FgAYsEn's gallery, opposite the post-cfcc, Il the
best arranged establishment Ofthe kind In The United
States. His apparatus are the very latest anu most
approved whether made IL this country or Earop".
The light aud shade IL the trcr.ting-rCom Is inust
admirably arranged. aud the c0uycniences furii.c
ur his patrons :Ir CT the most COLI
p,cte order The proprietor executes the Ycry best
icturc and no II llls vii! br spared TO that end.
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trrn. and challenged i;asse,s tar ,ne ,s.,r =

trrn. and challenged Basscts for the lead as
he CAME up the hone-ssrcsciy Rassets
answered gallantiy, winning tho 1acc 81 4,
couple Of lengths. Time 5s:4sss sss,
Third raee-pllrse of $500 for all sges,
one mile and quarter Tnhman won by.
beating Gray Planet four lengths, witt, Fad.
iadeen third and one length behind. Time.
..s::i73. -
John Harper says should Longf fellow fully
recover and befit to race again, he would
not let him start in another race il he were
certain of winning 100000.
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Entnl Railrnad Collision.

ROCHESTER, July ia collision occurred
on the Auburn branch of the Central rail-
road to-day, by which Mrs. Miles Curting,
of Railroad Mills, and E. B. Smith, of De
troit, were killed, and J. Hawlcy and f. II.
Harris, Of CanandaiSua, fatally wounded.
Several others were injured.
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The BOARD OF MANAGERS of st. Paul's
Church Home gratefully acknowledge the
liberal donation of 800 made to them by
the Southern Association for the Benefit of
the Widows and Orphans Of the Southern
States. \. Ii. REYNOLDS.
Secretary of ST. Paups Church Home.
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ACADEMY OF MEDIcINE.-Thcre was All i'll
tcreSting scui-monthIy meeting of the Rich
mond Academy Of Medicine night before last
in the Hastings courtroom. The subject,
however, for discussion OH that occasion was
noStpoppi
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


siVrN.Fli;El INSURANCE COMPANY,
rt LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
a''ci Mtti i!cls urcr Of Virginia. sin.onG.
''' i'IA!. FIRE IN~i RANCE COMPANY, OF
....,,, lUNDOS.
.H'i.Hiita viii :rcaatIr"- al Eirriuin. s50,uCo.
''i''!,.i'rrS personally responsible Tor the oblt
.'>'i Nic hhDEC u.IEiIIira.
~ ri@'llus the above s,t,lr!ch old English COM
.,' we solicit the patronage o! tho public upon
81 "t'i"rNHcE'r!" :ccliriiy, prompt and liberal
."'"4it ~ "ti claims, ANA heavy income.
"''iH IL CLAIBORNE X 60. Ageats,
,,,-c,. No. 1lG- Main street.
81. N}.N YORK.
ASH ASST Is OVEE $50, 0,GGG,aC0.
.N 'hN''r.."s DICTATED II .lanuary of each year.
Tr!v ''N
.. -'' I,'i'h>r. LArCE&T, aud CHEAPEST company
... tal,e'! STATES.
....- JOHN II. CLAIBORNE. Agent,
-i .@-~H No. HOS hiail, street,
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pERsoSAL.-Police Justice White is re-
covering. Justice Crew presides at the Po-
lice Court in his absence.
Mr. Samuel j. Darlington, heretofore re-
ported III, started nom Liverpool in conf
pany with lis motncr on Thursday to return
to his home in this city. Nothing definite
has been heard rs to his health.
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thousands IN rural districts WHO rarely eyer sec any
other paper. Over thirteen tlrousan copies of next
week issue Will bc.pnblishcd. Business men who
wish to reach the eye of the reading public should
use theadgcrtlsiug columns of this paper Its rates
are not much higher tlin those of papers with less
than one-fourth Of its circulation. Call at Office
IiI5 Main s::ce. nearly opposite Dispatch Office.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W.GoDDIS viii sell at 6 T. NJ. a country-seat OF
I'VE 70 six acres, IN the village OF Bowling
Green. called " "Cl,elsei."
COOK 6 LaUGlITOS viii sell at 10 a. NJ. horses
and mules.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE VIII sci! nj 10 a. NJ, at The
horss-Ipt, horses, p,nIesa &c.
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ALMOST !, FIRE. Yesterday afternoon be-
tween and ) U'clnck the roof Cf Mr. joel
b. Watllins's wood shed, at the corner OF
Ninth street a..d the Basin hank, took fire
f.cm sparks from the slnokt->tack Of the
engine, and Il serious fire was perhaps pre-
vented by the promptncss with which the
flames were cxtinglishcd, Il few buckets of
water serving the purpose. No alarm was
turn ed in.
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YORK MARKETS.

NEW YoRE. July .9.-Cotlon Irregular: sales,
$3.50 tales at .s22S Southern feGr quiet and nn-
c langcd. Whiskcy firm andqnetat 93c. Wheat lc.
lower: snring and winter sclrce aud firmly held.
Mixed westerA corn, 51eI5sc. Pork more active ala
!leayy; mess, $3.50. Lard unchanged at Slstc.
Sj..5 fer strained. FreIghts less firm. -
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Excitement I'm New York over the At.
tempted Assassination OF King Anna.
deus and Wife.
New York, July 19.-The news of the at-
tempted assassination of King Amadeus and
wife has created intense excitement among
the Spanish residents here. Ii is said that
leading Spaniards will hold meeting with
the view TO adopt an address congFatulating
the King and Queen upon their escape, and
denounciDg the authors of the attack.
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Ladies who have heretofore been unsuccessful In
oblining correct and life-like pictures o: them
selves or children wouid DO well 10 patronize the
.LEE' Gallery, go Main street Open from a.
NJ tori II. fSlIiIays eIccptedJ
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hHOWnnI

CAPE MAY, July 19.-William H. West, OF
Philadelphia, connected with the Naval
Academy ut Annapolis, was drowned this
morning while bathing.
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Jon PRISTlNG.--Wc call the attention of mer-
chants clerks of courts shcris, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful csccHtic' of all kinds Of JOE
PRINTING. We catn furnish ut stoft notice Cards,
Rin-Hcads. Lcttcr-Ieat,s. Programmes Ball Tickets,
Ilanks Pamphlets, Tags IIand-Blls, Catalogues.
Bills of Fare Show-Bills Checks, Drafts, &c, &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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RAurD.-Collector John W. Tallry was
halc;i Yesterday hy Judge Minor in The sum
If $1,000, with Colonel Al"crt Ordway rs
surety. TO appear at the September term OF
he court TO answer certain charges.
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CONVENTION OF SuMAC DEALERs.--It is
stated that the Virginia dealers III sllmac will
kcld convention in this city on the 1st Of
August to provide nlcaSurcs for the advance
,.rut Of the sllyllac trade.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIoUs SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
SeUenN-Street Christian Church corner
Seventh and Grace rects).-Professor
Charles l.. Loos, of Bethany college, ut II A.
NJ. and p. NJ.
Second Bapt'st.-Rcv. J. L. NJ. Curry at
II 4. VI. Rev. c. G.. Biting at 81 p. NJ.
Subject at night: Turning the World Up
side Down
FuLoa Cturch.--Rcv. John William Jones
at II a. NJ. and 81 +. N.
Monumental Ep'scopal.-Rev. Mr.. Amber
at i A. NJ. and 6 P. NJ.
Christ Church Episcopal (Valley).-Rev.
Dallas Tucker. Services 1T 10d A. N. and
administration of the holy communion.
Third Presby'erian.--lscy. a. L. Dicliin-
son at II \. NJ.
Grace Street Prcsbyterian.-S preaching
tomorrow. Prycr-mceting at 6 O'Clock p.
NJ.
Sidney Methodist.--Rev. George c. Eail-
derSlce at IL O'Clock 4. NJ. and 81 p. NJ, by
request. Subject: The Devil. Love feast ut
P. NJ.
Ella .Pnrk.-Gcrnan services 10y Rev.
John Blcnncr at II o'clock 4. ".
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AEMIsTEAD. go Main street, offers his stock OF
laccs trimmings, f,irry goods &C., at decided re-
duction III Prices. Go AMI see his stock, ladies.
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den nc will run Us usual this evening and on sum
day they will run from O'clock IL the morning till
y NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

TrE FIRST MARKET BELL.-The alarm bell
n the First Police station has stamped upon
it the following: sc. s. Naval Department,
March II, 1864"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20
Saratoga Races--BasSett Again Veto
rious--L3nSfeli0w Withdrawn from
the TNrs,

riOuS--isJnSf&IlOW WfbHufuWH 1Fohi
the Turi.
SARATOGA, July 19.--First race--sweep-
stakes, $50 each, 81 900 added by the Asso-
citation, for tillics foa!ed in 1860, one mile and
an eighth. Th. race was won hy Woodbine
beating Mimi 'oy nose, with Nema trailing
badly and SUI; Ryder worse. The last TWO
were placed respectively second and third,
Mimi bein, 4 ruled out on account OF crossing
from the extreme Outside, impeding ood-
bnc on ihe stretch at tile start. Tine, 2:lso4.
Wood zine ,y.s backed at two to ore against
the G .her.. :,
.cona race-pu,se 5000 for al. ages, y
= ,ree miles BaSsett led for two and haii ball
miles. With Littlcton lapping him for most
| ii t.,s. distance, when lie opened Two flesf
Iica.tl.s ~ they passed the halE-ni!e poe
wb:ch Li.tleson closed up again Ia the iaSt