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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14
New York Items.

New YORK, August 13.--The steamship
Montgomery, which arrived yesterday,
brought the first bale of the season Of
Georgia cotton.
Two hundred and thirty thousand dollars
in silver bars were shipped to-day.
A son of Brigham Young, now in this
city, said in an interview last night that Mrs.
Eliza Young has been induced By outside
Genties to begin the suit against his fathsr
to make schism in the Church. Brigham
had not consented to any compromise, but
would fight the thing out.
John Bowen, carrying his grandchild
down stairs, fell to the bottom, and both
were killed.
A steamer left to-day in search OF the
Arndt to tow her into port when she ap-
pears. When the steamship Mans spoke the
Arndt the captain Of the former offered to
tow the disabled vessel in and leave the
question Of price to be settled by the two
companies owning the respective vessels.
| The captain of the Arndt would not agree,
and insisted upon definite terms. The cap
tain of the Mas did not feel justified in
doing this, and the negotiations were terml'
| mated.
There is much damage about the city from
the storm from breaking Of culyerts ana
flooding of cellars. In Camden also there
| is similar damage.
A break in the railroad near Merchants
Vile prevents the passage of trains to ano
from Mount Holly and Long Branch. Pas
| sengers for the latter place had to return tc
| this city. All the cars ran otf the track bu1
| two. The Pullman ran into gap, and The
passengers had to crawl out through th'
| windows, but none were hurt.
The steamer Pennsylvania brings 1873 pas
| sengers and a full cargo.
The report that steamer bound for Lon!
| Branch had foundered with four hundred
| persons is untrue. The boats have mad
| their regular trips hence to places OF resor
without accident.
A joint suit has been commenced in th'
United States District Court against j. X
PIatt and Z. Il. Boyd to recover 81 900 ,00t
in gold for undervaluation Of imports. Sepa
rate suits against eacn Of them have also beer
commenced to recover $4,000 and 10000
for similar offences.
John Slatterly, the sailor who says he wa:
with Carl Anderson Zone Of the Tichbornt
witnesses now being sought for) less than
six weeks ago, declines to make any further
statements until he receives the reward
offered by Wha1Iey, the English inyestiga'
tor, now here.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITBHs.-The Attucks Guard
had meeting for drill and distribution of
their new accoutrements last night at Old
Market Hall.
James Leary, well-dressed young man
about eighteen years old, surrendered him
self last night to the police. He says he
escaped about fourteen months ago while on
trial in Philadelphia on charge of burglary.
He was locked up to await information from
the chief of police of Philadelphia.
Paul Danna, an italian, and james McGee,
were arrested for fighting at the corner of
Seventeenth and Franklin streets. Danna is
charged with cutting MCGEE with knife
with intent to kill him.
B. Galmore (negroJ was arrested on a
charge of stealing lot of bedding from
Rosa Galmore (negro). He was hailed for
his appearance at the Police Court this
morning.
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RICHMOND. VA, January ], 1872

We have made chemical examination of DAVID
F. CLEMHEg's MOUNTAIN RYE WH1SKEY, using
for The purpose samples selected by ourselves from
ten barrels belonging to lots received by Messrs
GEORGE 4. HUSDLEY s. Co., at different times, aEt
Of ages varying from one to fourteen months. II
obedience to the explicit Injunction of the agent:
that the examination should be thorough, we have
subjected this whiskey TO the most searching tests
1t has stood them all perfectly, nothing Of dele
terious nature being found in it. 1t can, therefore
be confidently recommended for It's purity and ex
cellence 70 those who use whtkey as beverage
while for medicinal purposes 1t Is ali that be de-
sired. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemist and Lecturer on Chemistry
Medical College of Virginia;
r. s. j. PEEDLEs, II. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia
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DROWNED IN THE RIvER.-The body of a
white man was found yesterday morning at
the mouth of Mayo's creek, about two miles
below the city. 1t was identified as that of
r. A. Craddock, who was nonresident.
Craddock, it is said, whilst in state of in-
toxication, fell overheard from a lighter,
opposite the sugar refinery, in Rockets, on
Tuesday night lust. The body was brought
up to the city and viewed by Coroner Tay-
lor, who, after hearing the facts in the case,
deemed an inquest unnecessary, and turned
the remains over to the friends of the de-
ceased, who will take them to New Kent
county for interment.
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A FuGITIvE FROM JUSTICE ARRESTED IN THE
FAR WEST.-Some time ago Patrick Markey
was indicted in this city by the United States
grand jury for passing counterfeit money.
When the case was called for trial he gave
bail in one thousand dollars for his ap-
pearance at another term of the court,
and it is said soon after fled. Markcy
did not take the pains necessary to con-
ceal his identity, and consequently was ar
rested a few days ago in Central City, Colo
rldo, where he is now in Jail waiting the ar
rival of Dench-warrant already issued by
the clerk of the United States District Court.
When brought to Richmond the case will be
transferred from the District to the Circuit
Court, and the trial will take place before
judge Bond.
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ELECTION OF PROFESSOR OF RICHMOND Co

ELECTION OF PROFESSOR OF RICHMOND Col:
LEGH.-At meeting of the trustees of Rich
mond College, held yesterday afternoon, Mr.
Rodes Massie, of Petersburg, Va. was
elected TO fill the chair Of Modern Lam
guages in that institution. Mr. Masse is q
graduate of the Washington and Lee Uni.
versity and of the University of Virginia,
and was for several years assistant professor
of Modern Languages in the former institu-
ton. He had the very highest testimonials,
and is considered eminently fitted for the
position to which he na, been elected. The
trustees will meet again this afternoon, when
the professor of the chair of Physics and
Astronomy will be filled.
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weather Probabilities.

WAsH1NGToS, August 13.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, low barometer, cloudy wea-
ther and rain, with lower temperature, and
fresh northeasterly winds shifting to south
westerly tomorrow.
For the lower lakes and thence to West
Virginia, orlheasterly and northwesterly
winds, low temperature, rising barometer,
occasional rain, and clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States, southwest
erly winds and clearing weather, excepting
occasional rain near the coast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

REDWOOD.& CRENSHAW, 10 A. M., at the resi-
dence of X. j. Jones. No. west Marshall street
household and kitchen furniture.
COOK & LAUGHTON, IOi A. NJ, catalogue sale OF
fine chromos.
w. GODDIN, sP. NJ, a lot and small tenement on
tue north side of Leigh street near to Hancock.
N. II. LEE, 8 z. NJ, lss feet Of ground on Fifth
street beyond Baker.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW, at O'Clock tonight
a largo collection OF new miscellaneous and
standard books.
.rHOBAS w. KEESEE, 10 A. n, at bis auction
house. a general assortment Of household furni.
ture, piano; rosewood, walnut, and mahogany
Hsrdrobes, bureaus, &c.
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HorrErToTs GATHERING BUcHU FOB HELM
no1,D,s EXTRACT has become almost historical
picture. rbe great consumption Of pr. Heimbolos
Buchu attests the important fact that thousands
upon thousands need diuretlc medicine. For
Dropsy, Gravel, Kidney Complaint, and all dts
eases of the urinary organs, either In male or fe-
male, there has never been remedy equal to Helm
bold's Buchu. Its Imitators are mere trash. Helm
bOld's is the old reliable standard remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

GRAND Picnic AT HArroRF's GARDEN
Rescue Council, No. l, will give grand pic
mic at Hattorf's Glrden OH Monday, August
21, for the benefit of the removal of the Con.
federate dead from Arlington. The com.
mttee of arrangements is composed OF Colo
mel w. C.. Darlington, Otto f. Wise, W. +.
Richter, II. f. Phillips, j. Ii. Allen, and
[. B. Timbcrlake. Captain McCann's tlne
band will be on hand to furnish the music,
and those who attend will doubtless have
pleasant time besides aiding good cause.
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THE P1c.NIc AT TIE FAIR-GRoUNDs YES
Notwithstanding the threatening
aspect of the weather yesterday the picnic
at the Hermitage fairgrounds for the benefit
of the Sisters school of st. Patrick's parish
was very we'll attended and quite hand
some sum realized. Everything passed off
pleasantly and quietly, and those who ut
tended enjoyed the occasion exceedingly.
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UNAVAILABLE LRTTERs REMAINING IN THE
RICHAosD PosT-OFFICn AUGUST 13,-Gene-
Wickham, city; William G. Crenshaw, New
York city; Lawson Hicks; Merchant"
city; z. M, Lynchburg, Va; Miss Alice
HihoIzer, city Nat. Hall, city.
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Severe Rain and HHail-Storm.

FREDERICK, MD, August IA rain-storm
with hail, yesterday. injured crops and broke
many windows. The Chesapeake and Ohio
canal suffered. It will require ten days to
repair the culyert at Berlin.
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STATE FINAscEs.-There was balance, in
the State treasury yesterday of Ss39,67S.11.

The NORTHERN MAIL" No mail north of
Baltimore. has been the report ut the post
office very frequently Of late. There Is some
,auit in northern connections which ought
TO be corrected. It is serious inconVe-
nierce to be without northern mails Two or
three times week. Yesterday there was
no mail from porth Of Baltimore.
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RED MEMS EXCURSION TO WEST POINT

RED MEMS EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
Chickahominy Tribe, No. "a, Independent
Order of Red Men, will give grand eNcllr-
sion to West Point on Monday the 18th in
stant. This Tribe is said to be noted for
good order, and US strict attention will be
paid to the comfort OF the excursionists L
pleasant time will doubtless be enjoyed by
al! who attend. McCann's band will be in
attendance. The train will leave the depot
at half.past A. NJ, and, returning, will
leave the Point at Z. NJ.
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Death by Lightning.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 13.-Twenty.one
women and girls, who were picking berries
in the mountains. took refuge in shanty
from storm. The shanty was struck by
lightning and two of the party were killed
and seven seriously shocked.
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Severe Storm ON the Coast and Else.
where.


LONG BRANCH. August ia heavy gale
is Blowing here, and the surf is running sc
high that the bathing-houses have been re
moved 10 prevent their being washed away
The shore is lined with people witnessing
the magnificent appearance Of the sea. The
storm is steadily increasing.
Passengers for the II o'clock train to New
York have returned to this place, and report
that the track has been washed away be-
tw cen here and Sandy Hook.
The New jersey Southern railroad track
between this place and Philadelphia is also
reported washed away. No trains have YET
arrived from, Philadelphia to-day. The
storm is the heaviest seen here for twenty
years.
PHILADELPHIA, August 13-The storm is
heavy at Cape May and Atlantic City, bui
no damages are reported. The Baltimore
railroad track was washed out near Rock
Run, and the country oyertfowed. The
track has been repaired.
The Pennsylvania railroad track near Pal.
'my.a, n. j., was washed away, and the
trains were delayed. The track was repaired
by noon.
At Newark, Del, the creek overhowed
and washed out the Baltimore railroad track
near the culyert fer sixty yards. Passengers
from Baltimore were transferred at the gap
Repairs completed by noon.
At. Lancaster, Penn, the City Water.
Works is considerably damaged. The cof'
fer dams are carried away, as also severa
small bridges.
The rivers at number Of other places are
high, but no damage is reported.
BALTIMORE, August 13.-The culvert and &
portion Of the track Of the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad, neal
Elkton station, was washed away by q heavy
rain last night, delaying all the trains. Eve.
rything is repaired and trains are now run.
ming regularly.
The branch road from Perryville to Port
Deposit also suffered from the storm. Large
masses OF rock were washed upon the track
and the culvert was carried away. Traye
obsfructed.
WASHINGTON, August 13.-The rain con
tinues. Travel and mails are delayed, but
no personal damage is reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

THE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
TAI law-usefu, serviceable, and cheap. The adj
vertiser can fill the back of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish TO make public,
and send them through the mail for only one cent.
Can be printed at this Office at low rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

HAVE ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Virginia, and find II free from fusil oil and other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. j. B. MCCAw, 81. d.,
Late Prof Of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-The next
term of this court, Judge Bond presiding,
Messrs. Ii. Ii. Wells, Jr., and William f.
Worthington. United States attorneys, Will
CONNER in this city on the first Monday
in October. The most important cases are
those of James 3. Pace Us. Rush Burgess,
collector of internal revenue, for refund OF
export tax on tobacco, and which involves
in that particular case matter of S20,0Oo
and the United States rs. the Richmond and
Danville railroad for unpaid taxes on divi'
dends under the internal revenue law,
amounting to $4,000 more or less. In both
of these cases various points of interest in
common aud constitutional laws will arise.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Dastrust Among the Radicals.
Especial talepram ,o tha njSpafcb

WASHINGTON, August 13.-Admissions
from Virginia Radicals here show conclu-
sively their distrust Of being able to carry
their ticket in November. They qualify
their fears by asserting that movement is
organizing, even at this early day, to deprive
Radical voters of their elective rights.
TrHoE.
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TUE LATR DUEL-WR1T OF ERROR AND
SUpERsHpRAs AWARDED BY JUDGE MoNCURE
IN THE CASE oP DR.. CULLsE.-A writ Of error
and supcrsedeas was awarded on the 18th
instant by the Hon. R. G. L. Moncure to the
Judgment Of the Hastings Court Of this city
subjecting DR.. Cullen to a fine and imprlson-
ment for refusing to testify in regard to the
recent duel between Messrs. McCarty and
Mordecai, upon the ground that his testi-
mony would criminate himself.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Cry CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE.-An i'm
portant meeting of this committee will be
held at the headquarters, on Ninth street, at
81 O'Clock this evening. Every member is
expected to be present.
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China.

HAVANA, August 13.--The United States
nlau-of:war Canandagua has arrived at
Kingston, Jamaica, from Aspinwall, with
seventy of her crew sick with yellow fever.
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REES & Co. EMPLOY NONE BUT FIRsT-cLASs
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction
We have never seen a bad picture from their gal
lery. We recommend our readers to their estab
ushment, Main between Ninth and Tenth streets
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SUsDAY-ScHooL PIC-NIC.-The Leigh
Street Baptist church Sunday school will
have grand picnic at West Point on the
21th instant
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Mortality I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 13.-The number Of
deaths this week is the same as that Of last
week, but it shows decrease of ninety.fyc
as compared with the corresponding week
Of last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

ALL KINDS OF BOWS FOR GENTLEMEN AMI
vouths marked down SO low that there Is no difsul
ty In getting lot for little money at LEVY
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EsTBRRD.-The German bark Galveston,
Captain kohncnkimp, was entered at the
custom-house yesterday morning to load
with tobacco for Bremen.
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r IGHTNING- We are pIeparea
IL to put up MyNsos's Seli,snowa @ lSnISsAa ssus
heon sois agents for the last Eve ytAr% sszdexS
promptly and faithfully attended 20 80, -.
Is over iso and the Ansat oil a. tne
American continent. & ,,a. - =. .ss.s
,,,h a EtHAxnpD6. VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

TILE NEW POSTAL CARDS-Very useful for busi.
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed on them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheapiy done ut this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

CENTRAL LUNATIC AsyLUH.-The new
Bosrd OF Directors for the Central Lunatic
Asylum will have their first meeting on the
I'd of September, at the asylum, in this city,
at 10 M ~ ..@.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

TEETH like orient pearls set In cushions Of rose;
breath like the perfume the toilet bestows;
These are charms to win hearts when all other
charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without SozoDoNT's s
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| TIE PES1TEfTIARY DrRBCToRs.-The Board
of Directors of the State penitentiary ap-
pointed by Governor Walker on Tuesday
afternoon will meet at the penitentiary to-
|
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POSTAL CARDs.-Those who propose using the
new postal car''s can have the printing neatly and
cheaply done OF the Dispatch printing house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SuIRTS made
order by Z. B. SPENCE & son.
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Police Court, TUEsDAY-JuStice Wh,te
presiding.-The following cases were acted
upon:
Rose Carter (negro), for assault and abuse
of Susan CralghllI, was fined 81.
Susan Craighill, trespass and assault upon
Rose Carter (uegro), $3.50.
Charles Wardcll (negro) for beating Mary
Cosby megro), s. and fifteen days in Jail.
Rebcrca Walker and Salina Nlassie (ne-
groes), for disturbance and obscene language
in the street, s. each.
Martha Banks (negro), for committing 4
nuisance in the street, 81 30.
William C,lrlin and wife were charged
with using insulting language toward j. j.
Hubbard and wife. William Curtin and j..
j. Hubbard were put under bonds 10 keep
the peace, and the case dismissed.
The parties charged in the following cases
were discharged:
Albert Harris (uegro), stealing a watch
from n. +. Jacobs.
Emma Leach (negro), beating small boy
named Henry Angle.
W. II. Manning, drunk and lying in the
street, and assaulting an officer.
Thomas Wingfeld (negro), obtaining 81
under false pretences from Thomas Graves
fnegro); and George O'Day and Martin
Driscoll, charged with having unlawful pos
session of trunk and wearing apparel be-
longing to James A. Dawson.
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FALL STYLE SILK HAT.-P. WEISIGER Co.,
1901 Main street, have just received the fall style
silk hats for 1513
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T7HE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND.
8. 8. CARTER,

Is. o,
successor OF the late concern OF Carter Christfan
has opened at the well-knowu Stand $50 MAIN
sTREET with q large stock Of FAM1LY GhSNE, NlS
PIES. entirely new and fresh. All kinds OF FANCY
and FAMILY GROCERIES VIII be constantly keps
cali from the public is respectfully requested, as
the reputation of the house Will be fully sus.aineT
by the occupant oe
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PERSONAL W. Fl. +. Lee was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. james Grammer, of Jefferson county,
West Virginia, is at the American.
Messrs. ii. Clay Dalland, OF Baltimore
w. l.. Avery, Cincinnati; and E. E. Humid
ley, of Chicago, were registered at the E,x-
change Hotel and Ballard House last night.
Messrs. James Hildrelh, of Wilmington,
Del; NJ. L. Fenning and w. E. Jackson, Jr.,
of Augusta; T. b. Pugh, of Louisiana
N. Fl. Burrows, Of Prince Edward county,
were ut Ford's last night.
Colonel John N. Patton was in the city
Yesterday morning.
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ABEAUTIFUL HAT.-The fall style silk hats jus
received at 2. W EIsIGER & Co.'S are really stylish
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THE FINE COLLECTION or OIL cHRoAos have
been greatly admired by ALL aud will be sold to-day
ut los O'Clock ag Cook & LAU0HToN's auction
rooms.
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THE WEATuEK.-After q most delightful
and cooling rain it cleared OF last night at
10 O'Clock.
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ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE SALE OF FINE
OIL CHRoMos to take place to-day at 100 O'Clock at
the auction-rooms Of Messrs. COOK s LAUGHToS.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMNER DRESS GOODS al
LEVY BROTHERS..
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ACTS OF ASSEMBLY PR1NTED.-The acts of
1s72-'73 have all been printed neatly and
issued in book form. The books contain
430 pageS.
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ATTEND THE SALR OF FINE OIL CHRohoS thi
day at le3 O'Clock at COOK i LAUGHToS's auction
rooms. .f,
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p. WEIsIGER & CO.. 1901 Main street, have Jus
received the fall style silk hat.
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Boar SUSK.-The boat Stonewall sunk in
the Basin opposite the old stone house on
Tuesday
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UTICA TES-QCARTRR BLEACHEp sHEETISt
only 5oc a yard, ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of real estate made betoee7s the Let o.
January and sOM Of June tht tafes Ior the pre-
ali sales made 6eticee1 the lSt Of Jutv aud las,
of the ueur the taxes have to De paid by the seller
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS YET-those white
Victoria lawn suits, which LEVY BROTHERS have
now reduced to two dollars.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready-madc and made
order, by f. b. SPENCE & son.
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.ET THE REST BRAND!

EET THE BEST BRAND!
III 500 boxes THOMAS EMERY SONS, CAN.
DIES: 500 half THOMAS EMERY SONS
CANDL ES; 800 boxes THOMAS EMERY SONS
HOTEL CANDLES; 20 boxes THOMAS EMERY
SONS COACH CANDLES IS barrels extra No.
LARD OIL. For sale by
tv11 No. 9 Columbian Block.
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Fire,

CHICAGO, August Whittemore Bro
thers' mills, at Quincy, have been burned
Loss, 26O, 900.