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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

al . 81 state, died yestesdas aged eishss-.
two years. - .. s,a-
missed, and the plaintiff ordered 10 pay tne
costs. .isssaf
spain. s.. PSI.
MADRID. August 1.-THE -Carilsts nave az
tackled Orguizum, in the province OF 6us,
nazcca. a. conspiracy has been discovered
10 give the town up to the enemy, and many
arrests have been made.
The bombardmeat of Valencia has been
suspendcd. a flag Of truce having been re-
ceiyed from the Insurgents requesting a
parley, which IS now going on.
The Cortes by a vote of 1874 to have
passcd bill granting constitutional guara1i-
tees to Porto Rico. "A delegate from that
colony in the course of the debate declared
that the island would always remain faith
full to Spaiu. j.
The ImpGrcioi says that Espartero Is ex-
tremely popular In the C0rtes.
BAYoNNE, August THE Carlists claim a
victory ut Elgneta, in Guipazeoa, ten miles
from San Sebastian. They state that tney
captured one. Republican general ana SIN
hundred prisoners.
A Vienna dispatch says that the Count dc
Cbambord yesterday returned visit OF tue
Count de Paris. The interview between the
princes lasted over an hour. Nothing Is
known of the nature of the conference.
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MAsoNs IN CoNNEcrIour.-The Masonic
fraternity will build State institution, to be
called the Masonic Home-costing about
800, 000-the object of which is to disburse
Masonic benevolent aid and to be home
where the orphans of deceased members of
the Order are to be cared for, and where the
INDECENT and the LACED, including the widows
OF Masone who need aid, can also be provided
for. The location of this institution Of the
Order is to be decided upon, and will be
given to that city or town which will proffer
the most practicable and suitable aid. The
New Haven Journal says: ga gentleman
in Hartford has already offered building
site valued at $4,000 for the institution as
gift, and to secure for Hartford the location
of the enterprise, but New Haven will do
better than that, it is limited to us.'' A meet
ing was held at the New Haven House on
Friday last, where the grand master of the
fraternity, Luke A. Lockwood, met State
committee, consisting OF one from each
county in reference TO this matter and one
or two other meetings are to be held.
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Worth Carolina Elections.

fSpcc!al telegram to the Dispatch.l
WELDON, y. c., August S.--There were
lightweight votes cast for, and three hum
dred and forty against, the constitutional
amendments, at this place, to-day. The
election passed Of quietly.
WILMINGTON, August 1.-THE election on
constitutional amendments and for township
officers took place throughout the State to-
Cav. But little interest was manifested.
This county gives majority against the
amendments, but it is generally conceded
they are all adopted. rs there was but little
opposition in u majority of the counties.
Only in q few of the colored counties was
there any decided effort made to defeat the
snenfments
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A WATGH-Do o.--A Lawrence family own
a large and very intelligent dog. The other
day one OF the boys CT the family took a
pair Of boots to the shoemaker's to have
them repaired, being accompanied by the
dog. The boy left the boots, and on his:
way home missed the dog. Proceeding
back to the store, he found the shoemaker
almost frightened 10 death. After receiving
the boots the shoemaker had placed them on
Shelf. When The boy left, the dog sprang
to the shelf, dragged the boots down, AND
lay down beside them. The shoemaker at
tempted 10 drive maway, but was repulsed
by al angry growl, and he was just thinking
OF racafing the store when the bog put in his
appearance. The dog was induced to give
up the boots. .es ,t.eI-..
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Earr Work. Eacns.

New York. August IA cholera-death Is
reported at No. Bridge street. A woman
also died on One Hundred and Twenty
eighth street. The health officer is inVestl-
eating. ;.
The steamship Ernest N. Arndt, from ste
tin cia Havre, is fifteen days overdue. she
has 400 passengers and $50 tons OF freight
This is her tbird trip. She is a fine sca-boat,
aud bad plenty OF provisions.
a Kansas special from Cot1eyriilc reports
that the Cherokees are having bloody war
between themselves at Caddie's Bluff.
The Supreme Court has issued writ OF
error staying proceedings in the case OF the
condemned murderer Sharkey.
Government sold 81 800, 900 in gold to-day
at fraction under Hog.
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Ohio Democratic Convention.

CoLUNBus, August 7.-Senator Thurman
made brief speech, predicting the success
OF the clean Democratic ticket
DIR. Allen, in y dispatch accepting the
nomination, says:
a. accel,t the nomination, and desire the
Convention to accept my gratitude for it.
accept it because The Convention. by bestow-
Jug it, expressed the belief that may be of
some service in promoting the success of
the great Democracy. upon whose success
ana upon that alone, rests the prosperity,
liberty, and happiness of the American peo-
Pc. (signcd]- WILLIAM ALLEN"
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BysE. M. Lee,
auetioncer and Real Estate Agent, {
Ill - = yo1x Mafr, street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF oa Mo aLl ,!le

yy,pJrsTEE,S SALE OF o NEsHUNpRED
SMn TWENTY-FIVE FEET OF GROUND
on FifTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l n fast
Nv virtue OF deed Of trust from William oil 5a s
ssccorded In the clerk Office of kicbmond Chancery
faurt. 10. Is. 90 3, page a59) default having been
made Ia the payment OF one Of me 1oes sscnrea
~ said note will proceed to sell at public auctions
On the premises. on THURSDAY the 18th of Au-
Gust Is7J ut O'Clock 2. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
descrIbed In said deed as Lot No. -, fronting OH
the west side of Fifth street LIS feet and running
back at right angles to the property or Daniel 3.
Davis and thence running southeasteriy with the
line Of said Davis and John Cronte forming trt-
angular lot.
! FERNS Sufficient I'm cash to defray the expenses
of executing this trust and TO pay or and discharge
II negotiable note for S17l8s aud credit until the
lath day OF January 1874. for Sl7s.G and the bal-
ance on such terms Us may he made known ut tho
time of sale the credit payments to be secured by
a trust deed on the property. j. /
auS n. III. LEE, Trustee. 3
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWENTY
y HANDsoM E BUILDING LOTS BOUNDED
STREETS, Is, THE PLAN OF OREGON HILL,
For SALE AT AUCTIoN.17,At the :, request
Of the lal owners, l shall sell AT AUG
TON. on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
18th of August, 1878, commencing at O'Clock F. NJ,
those twenty very handsome LOTS located as
above each 5oxI0o feet They command beautiful
view Of Jarues river and ifs surroundings are very
near to and convenient TO Tredegar Works, Belle
Isle, and 81 her manufacturing establishments; and
besides are In a very desirable and improving trt
OF the city, where small houses are In much de-
mand. plot Of the lots can be- seen at my Office.
TERMS One. fourth cash balance In four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
an I-5t 15slzi5 w GODDIN, AuctIOneer.
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
.Keal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No, lib Main street.

A DESIRABLE BUSINESs-sTAND
N WITH DWELLING ABOVE FOR SALE BY
AUCTtON.-We shall sell by auction on the PREM
Uses on SATURDAY the 9th instant. ut 8 O'Clock
p NJ, a desirable BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING, No. SOP Seventeenth street, near Clay, with
basement, two stOries and attic. in good repair.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In six aud
twelve months with interest. secured by deed OF
trust RICHARDSON & CO..
ans Auctioncers.
Just after the sale Of the aforementioned pro-
perry we will sell by auction, on the premises, a
LOT OF LAND fronting fifteen feet on the south
side of Marshall, near corner Eighteenth street
nus RICHARDSON &c co. +.
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Orders for tickets aad all communications should
he addressed =. HENRY v. MOORE,
secretary Maaonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
cie for sale of 10 advertising.
Tickets for sale NJ POEaATAS WEIstuEA e
Co.'S sierc, corner of Twelfth and Main streets.
uu S-e.Iilul .s+=s; ~. 49,
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsulSGros, August For the lower
lakes and thence to West Virginia, south
westerly and northwesterly winds, tempo
rarily cooler and cloudy weather, and light
local rains.
For the Middle Atlantic States, south
westerly and westerly winds, low barometer,
warm and partly cloudy weather, With occa.
.;n rofrS
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By Robertson Sc Bronaugh,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctoneers'
Hull street opposite the Courthouse
Manchester, va. T..

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAM ME- sE 41 Z
v THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MisiES T' An AZ
.cursTERFIELD COUNTY, FOE ss On - tr, ~ !
pi1BIC AUCTION-By virtue Of aee5 VI a7 slt hH
Ixernted TO me as trustee on 10th Of Marcn, p ~, ny
William Winfree. Jr., and duly recor9ed IL i sn
,orts office of Chesterfield County COURT -; -. ~ %
mare ssj shall being required SO 10 90 ny s
eneaciary sell at public auction, on TUE pi n
In FRIDAY 22d of August. 1879, at II ocioCk ~
th,t valuable TRACT OF LAND lying heir tne
idlotIIn coal-m ines, in Chesterfield county, COZ
MIMI about nine hundred and hfty-tWo acres, ao-
ioining the iauds of Franklin steafns, u b. Ian
,This land lies about two and half miles from
coaIfcld station, on the Richmond and Danyille
raiIroad. Within The coal-feld. About one-hird ID
rearrd: the residue In forest of oak and pine Tue
surface indications of the existence Of coal arc as
GOOD ms nny in the coa-1ed. The buildings consist
51T n dwelling with nine or ten rooms, anu all neces-
:sary Uut-houses i,
mud S5jo-SlsO on the 10th Of March, 1914 and Sl6se
on the 10Th of March, 1876 to be secured by deed
of trust on the property; the residue Of the pr-
chase money, if any, to be payable at such times
ynd secured i'll such manner as the said Winfree
Shall direct and In default Of such direction as the
trustee shall think At. 1.1 81
Conveyauccs will lie at Coalfeld to take persons
arriving by the morning train TO the place of sale.
4. BROOKS. Trustee.
ROBERTSON 6 BRoNAuGH, Auctioneers.
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HEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION
fBIrT TO BE KEPT OPEN TILL lsT OCTOBER.

BY virtue of II decree OF the Richmond Cbancery
Court of May 10. 1914 In the suit Patton &C., rs.
Fry. &C., the undersigned appointed commissions
tbs ' prems Tx s e s OF
's7' az r. Nj that y,lnHSe pFepersy known as
county Of Bath State Of Irsinla. on the line OF me
Ghsssapeske and 0hIS rarSad eS9anGiag EIGHT
gsther with all the Personal PROPERTY
The prov consist Of lHREE LARGE
BRICK Bull DINGS of the best material and work
manshp, and number OF HANDSOME COT
TAGES all in good order, and evfncing considers
Bile degree of taste In construction; store, bath
houses, stables, &c; and partial equipment for q
Pure freestonc water is conveyed BY pipes froma
grounds atfording an ample smppy, for all pus.
with everything necessary for the conduct OF
frst.class watering place. ,,,,,
op pss. snts ANb Wit RE KEPT oPEN \
WiTHOuT INTERRUPTIONS TO THE 1sr OF
The property is situated on the main road In
the Warm Springs Valley, about fifteen miles from
CoYington, on the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad,
and :. The South Branch railroad" now chartered
ana par tjy under contract, ~ intended 10 extend to
Coytngton, ana when completed viii pass through
the Warm Springs Valley within a short distance
The virtues of the waters are well known and need
no particular nottces DsscflDllse pamphlets can
Ladd s. Co., Richmond. The grounds are piciu-
RESCUE and beautiful, shaded by trees OF original
growth the climate delightful, the atmosphere pure
and exhileraiIIg and without fogs, and scenery ul
surpassed ~ {63 i
b IERMs: Cash as to one fourth or the purchase
money: che residue upon credit of six. twelve,
eighteen, aud twenty-fUur months, for negotiable
notes, with ihterea. added from the day OF sale S.
Eos farther information apply 10 one of the cent
ni!ssioners at Richmond, Va, or b. IL. Quarles, the
agent, ut The Springs. ~
80 81 sl5,I.s5s CHARLES TT. WILLIAMS, 5a
W. IS. GkUMp9 ~
JOHN III. GUY,
33fs d0RN1A, COKE q
5sSf>sSEs JAMES i. DUNLOP.
1x fyf,ers
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Illinois German Convention.

MILWAUKEE, August THE German State
Convention. in session here, nave adopted
resolutions denouncing all "sumptuary''
laws. advocating free trade, deprecatlng cor
rnpticn in Government officials, and While
. they dcplore the habit Of excessive drink
ing, they oppose all laws Interfering with
the inherent rights guaranteed by the Con-
sti:ution Of the United States.
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assS-yre,W sAriEs Fasurc DAYS.
s-.-19 By Wellington Goddin.
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent,
- p,.vnrtt, and Bank streets.

yrvnUsTEEs' SALE OF a 81 Az ,r7Ebn.
IL CoUNTRY-sEATo hT ,[s EDIBaMn UMxnmN nSnB
ttne Of deed Of trust executed by ka da 81 no
and WIFE bearing date on tn, the leaa any ce
ceber 1877, duly recorded In tae eispd trstees
ereia named, win proceed 70 sell ct pni ta.h a may
the premises; On MONA, s st Is
SIfI;TFs RaN FARM located above, new uhaer
rental Of $500 per aununi to Messrs Franklin ~.
This tract contains TWENTY ACRES OF h's aa
nn,oyed iard and the improvements CONSIST n y,
iarge BRICK DWELLINa-HoDsE c c,anin. .s,,
Tho nGsshborhood is good and the place fear A"''s
healthy. ? .ho. d.eJ require a
TERas: While the terms OF tne a ds that
more LaSOrabe arrangements may ne lia"e' "''S,
viii he announced ut the hour OF SAFE l,rrrN
Trustees.
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d HE AID ELPHIA, RICH
aIlMn-AMD NlAEnI X STEA AZ GS.Ygh

DdII LID AD II u 7 III II 9hIIH-
i aIOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-s.Sms5kkn
SHE LiH Nc rh II AZ ILL., TWIGEA
r1,ond every MONDAY and TIT RsDAY NJ !,
O'Clock NJ, and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY ct the same hour.
Freigits received daily SUNDAYS excents,I 10, II,
parts Of PENNSYLVANIA. New jersey, and DeaYarr
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New OrI.sns
ana bills OF Iading signed through.
/ Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals ,uJ
stateroom, 50. W.. PORTER, AGENT,
e No. 242J Dock street, Richmond
s.. WILLIAM T. CLYDE CO., Agents.
sE No. II South Wharyes,
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Cholera in Chattanooga.

NASHVILLE, August THE cholera ap-
pcarcd i'll Chattanooga to-day. Eight cases
occurred, with two fatal. AS yet it is con.
tined TO the colored population, and is caused
by eating unripe fruit aud melons. The
Mayor OF Chattanooga has issued procla.
matiCr torbidding the sale of all fruits ana
vegetables except potatoes and tomatoes.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


SPECIAL telegram 70 Che Dspatch.I -.
!. ,JosEssoaouaH, Tenn, August THIRTY
deaths here from cholera the two weeks
ending August 9th, including Rev. d.3C.
Thrasser, formerly of Buchanan, va, mo
Colonel &. f. Gresham, editor OF the rag
and Advertiser, and formerly printer OF
your city. About twenty more cases arc
generally doing well. The population has
been reduced by the panic from twelve nun
bred 10 about seventy, including the SICK
and their nI,rses
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Su,ionu, Educational Convention

ELM,RA. n. T., August The meeting
tn, morning was very largely attended. nj:
4. Newald, superintendent of schools OF
Maryland. spoke in regard to the school sys,
tenn IN that State, describing it tutly ana
showing all admirable state OF affairs tnsre.
He was followed and sustained by l'r. van
Dokkelm, Of New York.
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p,rr1Nt,RE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE August Foa,r 1RG nr asoshsr rIn
goou u az Sam,nd. white southern. 7s975c. yeiio"
eohern. 5ssac. Oats steady southern. a9sac
Rye quiet and firm Ut c@5se Provisions nfle
ana ne a ,,,Ls sides pic no rib-sdes in market
Rsconshonaers, ssioc rio-sides, 1otc:' S Snii
riS-s des lit@ec Hams Ms@ gea wb aFe Gue
8tDssc. Western butler uncnahseu'
al pgic Sugar firm at lotc- =. ,m.a-- .s ... ~
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
England.


LoxpoS, August THE London Journals
ne this morning contradict the report That
p,;ncs Arthur is betrothed to the Princess
Thyra, OF Denmark.
\ minor is current that the Chancellor of
tia Excheuuer and the First Commissioners
nf Public Works and Buildings have re-.
a large quantity of debris from a wrecked
vessel has been discovered of the coast Of
ireland. The wreck is supposed to be that
of the State Line Steamship Alabama, which
left Glasgow for New York on Saturday last.
No survivors from any wreck in that yicin-
ity have yet been discovered, and nothing
more definite in regard to the disaster can be
learned. =
The race for the Brighton cup took place
ct Brighton yesterday, and was won by
Uhlan. Flageiot was second and Morning
ton third. Five ran. The betting at the
start was seven to four against Uhlan, even
on Flagelot, ard eight to Que against Morn
in1oa.
France.
PaRIa. August IA duel was fought yes
teFday between hi. Herye, editor of the.
.Jestradl de Paris. ard NJ. About, the we'll
known author, III which the latter was
slightly wounded in the right band.
!. sOalon Bafrctt, Siee-presiden! Of the Couu.
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PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIV ATELY, sc FEET
L FRONT of beautiful BUILDING GROUND,
on Grace street corner Of Twenty-second, at very
r,,acma3e price, The natural situation OF these
LOTS, their eligibility, and the price asked for
them, should Insure Il ready sale. Apply to
W. j. ROBINS,
au7-3t No. 1905 Bank street.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, INA
t. Nice BRICK DWELLING, six rooms, on A:A
the corner Marshall and Twenty-fourth streets !;
S?25 per year. ,,,, ~
Twentv-fourth between Clay and Leigh streets !;
hIsu, BRICK DWELLING, six rooms, on hyrd
street near Thrd-good neighborhood; $500 per
year rr,,..h s,-.o,
uerr NUN; can accommodate carriage ana Two
!'sS nDiy 70 HILL & GODDIN,
nPptIt llOS Main street.
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Massachusetts Deer-Se,fers in Trouble.

WORCESTER, Mass, August 7.-Fourteen
German Deer-selIers were summoned before
the Central District Court to-day, most of
them for the third time. Six OF them were
fined 800 and costs, and sentenced to the
house Of correction for six months, and
ordered to find $1,000 bail not to violate the
law for year. They all appealed aud gave
the bal. required for their appearance.
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4 United states Officer Killed.

= Especial telegram 10 the DispatcHJ
ABINGDON, VA, August 7.--Mf. WILCOX,
On assistant of Colonel George I. Egbert,
United States deputy marshal, was killed III
Scott county yesterday by John A. VINEYARD,
who had been arrested, but was released by
eight men against three-the marshaPs force.
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Y AMES RIVER STEAMBOATeNn.
y COMPANY. 49,

DAILY LINE FOR
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, baltimore,
& NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS 0N.JAMES RIVER.
ALSO,
WE DE L'EAU AND OLD POINT HOTELS.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS
On and after May 5sh. 1873. this company will rpp
a DAILY LINE tSundays excepccl, consisting Of
their fast aud elegant steamers
JOHN SYLV ESTER. CAPrAIS j. ~ Posi-;
ELIZA HANCOCK. CAPTAIN L. Z. CLIFFORD:
leaving Richmond a. 50 A. NJ and arriving herr a,
passengers make sure connection at Norfolk with
Bay Line for Baltimore, Philadclphia and New
York.
Fare to Norfolk and return ............ 100
Fare to Baltimore. ..................o 100
Fare to Philadelphia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
Fare to vue de l'Eau or Old Point. $50
Fare to Vue de Fan or Old Point and
return ...........-...-'...... %
Tickets on sale on steamers and at CARRIER & Cos
Ticket Agency, $40 Main street. Baggage cherkt-l
through. Freight received daily for Boston, Nor
folk and Portsmouth, aud regular lsndiDgs On
James river, from A. NJ. TO g p. NJ.
Freight for way-landiDgs must bc prepaid
l.. Is. TATU3f. tjenerh Agent.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; branch Of
flee, Ninth and Main streets. tes
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:.---..--s.1saanEs,s.sTnfs Dsy.
Nv Cook & Langnton, Ancuon ,sss,a /.
D. .. Frank,,n and Governor streets'

corner Franklin and Governor sues :.
FIRNITURE, G L A s J. 2
a sRsIIiT,JARs, HARNGssss,s sHTnaMissipAiYas
GROCERIES, 1c se LAT At cur anc1ion-roows unrn
= ScG San % sWSans TaIaEsDs neW
SUIT. Wild, arSle g s,ass aud WALNUT BED
sIE ;II sTiApnLE-Tor TABLES;
M MsHe ny a and WaLSur MARBLE-Iof oA't
NETS ana W MH ,5rEy and sorA-LoUTGEs;
Nv and DARK COTTAGE SUITS
2nn am and STUCK MATTRESSES
z ALh al an ~ Isn't ExTESsIoE-IABLEs'
n n ANY sIpEB0hRDs;
CooKING-SToVEs' Also
,oo dozen GLASS FRurT-JARs-to be sofa III i'''' =
suit purchasers; ,co,,e.
An invoice of GnoCERs' GOODS
Ia roe size CoFEE E-ToASTEH:
Three sets DOUBLE HARNESS, r.1..
t,ne px ceIleHt SIDE-SApDLE, AVIATION
.- Auctioncers.
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FnILADElruIA, August IAN excursion
train of forty cars carried $500 passengers
10 Atlantic City to-day.
The steamship Ohio sailed for Liverpool
to-day on her first trip. She has twenty
seven pa scngers and full cargo.
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BRIGHAM Yonns's Divorce Case.

SALT LAKE, August 7.-Brigham Iouns's
counsel filed demurrer 10 the jurisdiction
OF the court in bis divorce case this morn.
log, and the Cuse was postponed until to-
morrow afternoon.
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D.~cE OF THERMOMETERS
OVERWHELMING.
FORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST l. 1918.
luRIvFD,


stc,mer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Hotlot.' h'e'
c,nndisn and passengers. l.. Il. Tatuili; agent
steamer state NJ Maryland, GeOShes"n' Da'~
,uorr merchandise. W. L. Brett. ., o-b,r
,,se smI n,ssSrcers. Il. W. Allen & Co, agents.
schooner ". 2. Everett Adams, Aioah5 iu'ii'ei
" schooner c America, Ingram, Rockland, hme' a.
S. Lee. ,,o>,ouoc,e pbiIsdelnbia,
coal. Writ Roberts. ,-oro, x.rneboc Maine.
'cs Schooner H. Morning Star, Lynch, Philadelphia
coal, Anderson < King; r,,.o, pos,o, NOR
Schooner W. :. Doughtoh' Johhsoh' oo''' ~
chandlse, Curtis i Parker. ,os.o, Too A r. Bab-
Schooner Sea Bird, Hogan, Albany lumber T. T.
Whitlock. D,u,,,s Ne,v york. iron.
Tredegar COMPANY. o..o ph,,,deInb,a
coal, Davis s. Son.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, NOTICE, MGR
chandjse mud passengers, L.. ". Iatu1n; -,
STEAMER Alliance, Carr, Philadelphla, mcrcnan-
disc ". =. Porter. agent: ,,,..u, ,,o,h.,, :
Schooner X. 4. Lee, Wilson, Baltimore merchan-
disc. Curtis & Parker. ,..s po,,,,,oro
schooner II. p. Barnes, Huooaro' p'iIiAio' g
merchandise, Curtis L Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE August Cattle has shn moi Gee very
hes on SHE toy, ssaslc that generally aieu
rst quality a medium or sgs good 1a .o uIH Hogs
aGSc; recelpts for week l,eeo; I@;sc': receipts
d dssl sbeep Hnebangcd 46c the latter for extra
n,aiity. Lambs, s2EQs4 per head hece'p'' ~
ahnnr, md lambs. G. 700. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08
NV telegraph.
- v,,,,v uApRFTS

NEW YORK hlhhhkio'
yon,,. August s.-Cotton irregular; sales
&c r Soo bans at aeasotc. FIour-SouihGrn IN re-
9uest aud unchanged whiskey sssc mncd srm a
&c better. with good export demand. eotn '
end I'm fair demand.