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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
RDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1872.

Excursions From AND TO RIcHMoSD.-As
usual, this afternoon the popular train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad of which
Captain Wash is the conductor will leave the
city at 4si5 for Staunton, stopping at inter
mediate points. The grass-widowers will
again have an opportunity of enjoying the
pleasures incident to the trip, and no doubt
they hope that this through train will he
continued until late in the fall.
Yesterday morning two companies of the
Washington Pioneers" (coloreD reached
Richmond on an excursion from the Capital
city. A leyee was held at the old Metropoli-
tan Hall. on Franklin street, and they&ex-
pressed themselves we'll pleased with their
visit.
There was also an excursion party from
West Point yesterday morning, composed of
number of ladies and gentlemen. They
visited the Capitol and other points of in
terest in and about the city, and returned by
the York River road in the evening.
Next week there will be an excursion by
moonlight on the Sylvester.
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JOB PRrNTING.--We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks Of courts, sherifs lawyers, ralroad
steamship and canal officers and agents and a Others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered ut
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Hea,is LetterfIeads- Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues.
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills Checks, Drafls, &C.. &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed
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It often costs more TO artnyea wrong than
to bear it.
There are 600 Young ladies in Nantucket
and only 100 young mri.--poor fellows.
There are 10000 IL osquitoes TO every in.
habitaut of liohoken.
Henry Ward Bcecler says Love makes q
free preacher" Yes, it makes some OF the
preachers too free Cincinnati Commercial.
Long Branch complain that "the colOred
walters and their sweethearts monopoize the
beach in the evening"
"Sweet letters in the angel tongue" This
is the way Il rhymeStcr III the Boston Globe
talks about flowers.
Carlyle in his advice to young men, says :
I" If You doubt whether to kiss pretty girl
give her the benefit Of the doubt"
The conductor of a South Carolina trlin
found a thret-liay bat, in his car the
other night. Heswears he didn't know how
it got therel
Mr.. j., d. Banghart, q prominent New
Jersey lawyer, tell in love with the widow
Marsh at Long Branch, and popped the mo-
mentous question within twenty -four hours
of first sight. Mrs. Marsh took him up SO
quick it made his head swim.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

TIE LATE s:HowEH.-Tlc rain, which has
been falling at intervals since hai-past 5
O'Clock Thursday evening, lE,s been very
welcome, not alone bcrillsc it has rendered
the temperature so much more delightful
and refreshed all mankind where it has
fallen, nor yet because the whitening vege-
tation will now revive, but to the people of
this city it is peculiarly grateful. 1t banishes
all fears OF a water famine, Which seemed to
be imminent; ii will swell the streams and
secure the late crops; in word, it is life and
health to nlan aEu beast. At this writing,
although there is scarcely any perceptible
rise in the river, we feel sure that all danger
OF short wafer IalirnS has passed.
Information from every portion of the
State accessible To the telegraph is to the e.
feet that the rain is very general. Economy
in this city in the use nl the water WILL how
ever, be necessary frr II t'w days, until the
pumps at lhe Water Works can again re-
plrni-h The reservoir and keep the supply at
Its nHXilnum height. Cultivated ground
had been wet TO Il depth of from four TO five
inches yesterday III ) i. NJ.
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SERENADE TO GEORGE D. WISE, ESQ.,
Company "F.' under command of Lieutens
ant John \. piZzini, with KesSnich's band,
turned out at 10 O'Clock last night and COM
plimented their second lieutenant, George D.
Wise, with serenade ut his residence, on
Franklin between Eighth and Ninth streets.
In response to loud calls Mr.. Wise came out
and made handsome little speech, thanking
his comrades for the honor paid him and
pledging them that he should spare no effort
to win Il victory for the Conservative cause
in November. -.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Marke

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YoRK. August 16.-Money active,
with an advance OF interest on call loans;
closed at 4 to 44. Exchange quiet at 1Oss
to 1OSl. Gold, ll54 to 1l5l. Governments
firm at an advance of /. States dull and
steady: TennesSee's, 73l; new, "a. Vir-
ginia's, 45; new, 50A consols, ST; deferred,
15l. Louisiana's, 80; new, 40. Levee's, 55 !;
SIS, 10. Alabama's, s3; 5's, So. Georgia's.
73; rs, sc. North Carolna's, 3S; new, 90 !;
special tax, Is. South Caroina's, 81; new,
2Sl.
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A Disappoinsesi aud DIssu..e.l par,x.

BALTIMORE, August l6.--Fiye tugs and two
schooners, with large party OF visitors, as
sembled at Cone river, WestmoreInnti
county, Va, near the mouth Of the Potomac,
yesterday morning to witness the fight be-
tween Mace and O'BaIdwin. After waiting
until nearly noon they reluctantly left the
scene for their respective homes, intensely
disgusted with the action of the principals
About FIVE hundred persons were ia at
tendance from Norfolk, Richmond, Alexan-
dria, and Washington.
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Mr. GreeIey's Progress Through New
England.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August I6.-Mr.
Greeley arrived here at 1l:i5 A. M. to-day,
and met with an enthusiastic reception. He
addressed the people Ia speech devoted to
personal recollections and historical tradi-
iions OF his native State. He made 80 aIln-
sion whatever TO politics. lie LEFT for Rye
Beach this afternoon to attend clam.bake.
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ROBBERY IN MAScuEsrER-TH ARRESTED.
Two weeks ago the bar-room of Alexander
Jones, who lives in Manchester. was robbed
OF Sl.50 in currency and u scyen-shooter by
Sneak-thieyes. Yesterday Detective Kendall
UDwyer arrested coored boy by the name
of Nelson Gray, who had the pistol upon his
person. The case will come up in the Police
Court this morning.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT AT CoAL-PIT.-On
Thursday morning III accident occurred at
Raccoon pit, one OF the Glover Hill pits, in
Chesterfield county, which resulted in two
colored men being painfully if not seriously
injured. One Of the men, who is mule
driver in the pit, had an arm fractured,
while the other WAS badly mashed. Cause of
the accident-ialling coal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

RUNAWAY. ACClDEST.-Iestcrlay morning
Il pair of horses attached to one of the omni-
hlsses belonging to Ford's Intcl took fright
while being driven 10 the Danyile depot,
and started down Thirteenth street towards
Cary ut 4 rapid rate. When near the corner
of Cary they were stopped, after having
slightly injured the coach. TWO passengers
We're beng carried to the drr0t, but iortu-
natcly they were not injured at all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the last meet
ing Of the Concordia Socia!S, society or
glniZed for amateur dramatic purposes; the
following officers were elected for the cur
rent term: Morris Werner, president ID.
H. Blascow, Yiee-presiden.; j. y. 'Hirsh-
berg, secretary; Myer Cohen, treasurer; c.
d. Ilirshberg, William Jacobs, and L. Levy,
nirpctOrS
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Wendell PhiIliDS.

BosroN, August 1G.-In reply to note
from number of colored citizens, inviting
him to address them OH the political issues of
the day, Wendell Phillips declines to speak,
but gives his views in a long letter, in which
he fuvOrs Grant for President in preference
to Greeley, although he agrees with Sumner
in regard to the San Domingo affair.
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a SnDE.-The e.istward-bound mail train,
yesterday, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road, was delayed two hours by slide in
Backbone cut, west of Goshen. The time
was made up, and the train reached this city
on,its usual schedule time.
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t2NFEt"EIONElsYES.

I ESSINA ORANGES.-lO0 boxes extra
VI prime MESSINA ORANGES,
" 'oHcs extra prime MtSSlNA LEMONS,
:t eases ITALIAN MACCAKUNl,
70 boxes fresh LAYER RAlSiNS,
" caddes LOTT Ek,S STRAWBERRY
TWIST TOBACCO, made expressly for
tail trade, Of the very brsl stock, and said tn
oe Tie best chew G,it. Trade supplied.
LOUIS j. BOSSiEUN,
aD II i4l2 Main street.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posr-0 OFFICE AUGUST 1G.
Trent g. Parish. Charlotte Daniel,
Towsontown, Md. p. T. Sailsser s. Co,
Philadelphia; r.. T. Vaughn, Richmond;
L. A. Henry, Ya.
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FOURTEEN TIioUsAND.-The Religious Herald
announces that IL has received sereR hundred new
subscribers within seven days. II Will publishJour-
teen thousand copies of next weeks issue. It's ao-
yertising rates are very moderate the extent ana
character Of circulation being considered
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POLICEMAN APPoINTED.-Alr. j. y. Hobson
has been appointed L policeman by the
Board of Commissioners, and assigned to
duty in the middle diStli let.
Officer W. l.. Thomas is transferred from
the second TO the third district.
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GENUINE ARTIcLEs.-Superior peach brandy,
sB Select whissey, special brand OF superior
quality q, low price; Willis wsdskey, ls57'
price "a 50 per gallon James Hennessey's brandy,
vintage of 1850 $40 per gallons Holland GIN and OLD
medicinal port wine, sherry, Madeira, and cham
pagns Wines Also, lot Of very superior gnIf-
powder tea, Spices aud condiments, ae' alia
English sauces, SC. Can be lad at w Y. bLAiR 2
Co.'S. Ninth aud Main streets, Richmond Ya., at
,p,,iarafa Drces. ise55:s2 - 81
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Dry WEATHER IN CHESTERFIELD. .-Informa-
ton received here yesterday from the Glover
Hill coal-pitS represents the weather in that
vicinity rs being very dry. and the crops are
looking only tolclslby well.
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4 snarfaa.,a. aIan KiMesI.

Is SAN FaAScIsco, August iia.-Ioseph McEl-
ROY. d gambler, late Of New Orleans, wsss
shot dead by Paul Kern, Of Los Angeles,
last evening, in d qaarre. about politics.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Last evening wo-
man named Mary l.. Starkey, living ON Cary
street near the corner of Seventh. attempted
to take her own life by taking Il quantity of
morphine. Medical assistance was promptly
rendered, however, and her life was saved.
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Rev. G. HI. Robertson at Louisville
Conversational Nomination.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August lG.--Rev. u. II.
Robertson was received to-day by members
of his church. Efforts are being made to re-
instate him.
The Democrats of the third district OF this
State have nominated c. w. Alilliken for
Congress.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, rcady-madc or made to order
aud perfect ht guaranteed, or no sale, by T. b.
SPENCE & son, merchant ialorsa and dealers an gen
tlemen's furnishing goods, 1890 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
The Greeley and Grant Colored
nnhnfnrs

NEW YORK, August 1G.-The debate be-
tween saunders and Garnett, both colored,
advocating respectively Greeley and Grant,
took place at the Cooper Institute last night
in the presence of large mixed audience.
Much confusion and ill-feeling was manifested
towards the champion OF Greeley. The
meeting broke up almost in row.
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Claims before the Britisl-Amerscan
Commission.

New York, August 1G.--A Washington
dispatch states that claims aggregating Sll7,.
900 have been filed before the mixea
American and British Commission for DAM :.
ages sustained by seizure and conflscation ol
blockade-runners and their carSoes during
the rebellion by the American Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

ADyERTrsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise in the
papers of that section. n. ELLYsoS & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub.
liShers' rates.
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EAST DEMONSTRATION are $4,000 BaptistslI
East Tennessee. The Religious Herdld of this cit!
IS their organ. Advertisers should remember this.
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Another Vessel with Yellow Fever.
New YORK, August 1G.-The brig Sea
Bird, from Maricaibo, has arrived here with
yellow fever OH board.
All the fever patients Of the Spanish ram
Numancia are conyaleScent except two.
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ACCIDENTAL Observation-Disclosures MAN
BURIED WITHOUT BEING RECOGSIzED.-At
2:"0 +. VI. yesterday the body Of an I'M
known man was found in the dock at the
foot Of Eighteenth street. The deceased was
tall, thin man, measuring six feet two
inches in height, and having reddish hair
and moustache. but no beard. His eyes APP
pcared to be brown, though it was difficult
to ascertain the color on account OF the effect
the water had on them, and he seemed
10 be about forty years old; was dressed in
red flannel shirt, with jeans pants and over
ais. AT the col oncl'S inquest no facts were
elicitcd 10 determine who the man was, eX-
ccpt that one witness said that he saw the
man in Il haii-drunken condition asking for
something 10 eat at several places, and that
he said he WAS sailor and gavc.is name as
Ryan. The jury rendered Il verdict that the
deceased came to his death from accidental
drowning, and the body was ordered to be
buried ut the expense of the city, there be-
ing no place i'm which it could be kept for
identification, or until further information
could be had concerning the deceased.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISrATCH OF
FICE. Friday, August III: S a. NJ, SO de-
greeS; 8 i. NJ, 81 degrees p. NJ, 80 de-
rrees.
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REGDENTAL ARMoRY Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company, who
recently purchased the fine building III the
northeast corner of Main and Ninth streets,
are considering the propriety of adding a
story and making it into Il regimental
armOry.
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TIE CAR0LINAs.-The Religious Herald Is read
In every neighborhoOd In North Carolina and In
South Carolina. Those who wonld reach the eye ol
the 100000 Baptsts in those States shonld advertise
In tlp H,rald,
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NJ. ELLxsoS& & CO., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements and have them
Inserted In ANY Journal Of the country at regular
rates. .s.I +. 4. 30
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at p. NJ. seven
building lots on Laurel street, Sidney.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell Mt 0 P. NJ. frame
dwelling on south side of Clay street west Of
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Cooley, Leslie, DcmoreSt, and Popular
Science Monthly, for september, received
from j. r. Ellysom, newsdealer, liz Main
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RIVERSIDE PARK.--Dolly Warden will run from
43O to Z. NJ. to-day. No charge for admission to
the park
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THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS

- - ohat ihat have this day appointed my son I. @.
iihoSEN my agent tO carry GENERAL MHh--
tANTILE BuSlN ESS In the city of Riehmond, TO
bay and self for cash only. f. II. RIOS S.iss
hlchmond, July eth, isi2. jy 2T-S4w o.
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Now Is the time 70 make arrangements for NEON
light excursions 70 Riyersids Park. teFfns
offered, apply 10 FnED. HANDY, isqi iaia street,
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Studs against Tweed and Sweeney
Abandoned.

New YORK, August 16.--State Attorney
General Denis reports that the civil and erim-
inal suits against. Tweed and Sweeney have
been abandoned.
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ARMIsrEAD, 300 Main street, Is selling lidies'
With corded borders at iec., parasoIs
at cost, corsets at7s, and slI other goods cheap In
to make room for fall goods.
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saratoga Races postleneal. &

s SARAIpsa, August 10. commence,
ment of the race seaso q hsls been posi- fssnnsd
till to-lnorrnW on account ol the ralil.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

! III OF LETTERS kaMAiNiHG ,l;,, NJ Nm IN
| illE RICHMOND roSr-oFFi'h Ao"osi
Ins calling Tor letters In this list VII. please
. ,,Iycrtisrd" If not called for III Inhr ,ss WCcks
viii rr scni IA tic Dead t.ct'cf 'n''c' l" "'s'''
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RIVERSIDE PARK.-DOlly Warden line will run At
10 4. NJ. and from to 7:3O L. NJ. tomorrow =
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Panic I'm n Circus-.TWO Mem Killed by
u RliinOceros--Other Person sn-

CHICAGO, August IA rhinoceros be-
longing to 4 circus performing at Monroe,
ILL.,, escaped, killing two men, Knocking
down the tent-poles and seats, causing sew
era dislocations OF arms. and capsizing cages
containing other animals. He was finally
captured after doing 50, 600 worth OF damage.
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Portugal.

LISBON, August 16.-The mail steamer
from Rio de Janeiro, with adyieest 10 the 24th5
uttimo, asriyed here to-day. When the
steamer left, General slitre. the special envoy
from the Argentine Confederation, and Esn-
peror Don Pedro, were still engaged in ne I
gotiations for o settlement of the differences
between the. two nations, but without any
apparent result. In the mean while there Is
great activity in the military and naval arse.
nails OF both Powers, as war is looked upon
a. certain should General Mitre'a mission
prove unsuccessful.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE..
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST ls, 1877.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST II, 1872
Stln rises. 5:l8 Moon sets........., Sl5
sun sels.......... G,I. High Tide. 4o0
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LATEST FoRE1aN NEWS.
Er,aiande

LoSpoS, August 1e.-.-The passage Of the
repeal Of the party PROFESSIONS act was ger,.:
orally celebrated throughout Ireland yesters
day by the Roman Catholics, and at tsonl&
places there were disorders. At Belfast,
while the procession was passing through tbs
streets, it was stoned by q large crowd OF per-.
sons. The processionists returned she at
tack and a scene OF terrible excitement en-
sued. The rioters were finally dispersed BY
the police, moi, however, until one man had
been shot. Slight disturbances occurred III
Dublin and several persons were wounded.
There was no disorder in Londonderry. 81;
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ARRIVED. s q
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Com
piny. - II 81 ri
disc aud passengers, W. ,f i; Porter, AGENT ,oa
Kirkpatrick Il Co.
schooner, Kent Island, Norfolk, corn, Z. a S.
Workman i Co.
Schooner Farmers Return, White, syns creek,
lumber, Belvln.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, meTcbm-..
disc and passengers, j. w. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, clifford, Norfolk. mer.
ciandse and passengers, l.. u. Tatum, ag,it.
Schooner Father aud Son, Fisher, GoosehiH, 10
Schooner George TwibIlI, Temple, to tighten ship
Don Jnsto.
Schooner James Vrldron, Cayelin, james river.
10 load wood for New York.
CLEARED foR THIS PORT.
PHILADELPHIA, August lL-Arriyed, schooner
Ocean Bird, Bacon. q. ~
MEMoRASDA.
NEW YORK, August N.--Arrivcd, schooncrs Alice
Pcarce, Hudson; John J. Ward. mnan, from Yir-
gtnia. -. 4
Bark Virginia l.. Stafford. Captain i. ii. Curry,
sailed from New York May 23d for Alicante aud
Valencia with cargo Of tobacco and staYeS, aud mr.
rived at Alicante after an unprecedented passage or
twenty days. She discharged part OF cargo at Ah-
cante proceeded thence 10 Valencia, discharged
mainder or cargo proceeded thence 10 Aiieante and
loaded fa cargo OF ~ IRON ana ~ Is
August 10TH making the FOUND voyage IN ninety-ts
eight days. - 81 = /;
BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, August Ia Passed out, bark
Maggie ". Hagg, from Richmond FOR Rio.
NEW YORK, August is--Arriyed, steamship Oad
nn,uini0u. from HtchmDDl,
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1 MAIuN INSURANCE COMPANY
n Df CINCINNATI, oliih.

Nat A>sfTs lSr JANUARY, ,ls73.........$ili,s6 i,s6o.3i
s.5.u,o ia tililc States bonds delo,iLcd with ll,c
Treasurer Uf Virginia.
tOui.LiNG \ MEADE. Agents,
Nh a-lm l2Ol Main Strcrl.
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s>st,Ra.sE COMPANIES.

FINlIE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l ASSURANCE COMPANY.
>ItTRlII FIRST CLASSMATES kEA-
son \l,l r..
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,AElTtl 5000. 900. SURPLUS Ssl3, 900
InH- Company. III addition 10 The large amount o
iu--- il it> .id. has paid iu The citizens ai klch
i;.tn in IT. !und>. since, lis organizations ne SUI
-. .>I5,;"u AMI reserves ihc above snrllu, Tor pro
lection ul p"!icy-hnacIs.
tTIl,E: lni1 Main slriri.
". |. tbWARDlN, President.
WIIlkN MurI~ .Ir. secretary. au 1-lm
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QUICK PASSAGE.

NEW YORK, August l4.--Arrivcd, schooncrs Alice
Pcarce, Hudson; John J. Ward. mman, from Viz
uinta z
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HY TELEGRAPH.

FORTRESS MONROE, August Id Passed out, bark
Maggie v. Hagg, from Richmond for iiio.
NEW YORK, August is--Arrfyed, steamship O3d
Dominion, from htchm0Dd,