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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

lirrrrARY RrruHT. The following is the
.a.g'JGuy report for the week ending Satur-
,sl,. August lG lS7&. compiled from sections
returns received ut the office of the Board
,f Health:
Wh"l" number Of deaths in the city. II
In addition. >till-hoyn was reported (col-
uf,|. >..X: Males. % females. IS. Color &:
WHIT. males. II: White lemale>. 10; colorcd
l3I,-. .; colurcd females. s. Age: One
Hly to thirty. = one monlh TO six, t: six
months I" twelve. 4; one year to three,
=. three years 10 five. ]: i've years - ten,
: lru wears 10 twcnty.3: : twenty Years to
'hll's. >; thirty years TO forty. 4; forty
wars a. liftv, /: litty years to sixty, 3 sixty
}r,d'- to seventy. /: seventy years to eighty,
=. condition. single, 50: married. 5 wild
"yH>. /: widows. > unknown. 5. Nativity
t nitrd states. -; Gcrmany,2; Ireland. ,.
LrrljU: City at large. /: Marshall Ward. 3:
.I'r,f>un Ward s; Madison Ward, 3:
N"uro" Ward. /; Clay Ward, 6; Jackson
Ward, 10: Am>housc, 5: M"tlicai college
hiirmIrv. / : PcnitsDtiary, >. BY whom
""itilird; icgular practitioners. 81; irregular
practitioners. ,: Coroner. >: Board of
iiralrh. ;. Causes of death Cholera in
'u;Ult. .; collie. | /; consumption, (white)
.onNui>jon>. ] darrhra (chronic), ,; dip.
,orru, /; drowning (accldentaD. l: dysen-
try lacutc', /; fever Temittent), fever
rlpho'cN. :: heart disease, l ; iaundice Gn-
'1Hij.,'. !; kidney disease, l :; marasmuS. 8
"jd a@r. !; paralysis, /: tcething. 5; tuber-
r'tIn,,,. |; unknown, !; liberation Of bowels,
!, wound igun~hoD. |.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

klcnNnSp AND DANvfLLE RAILROAD ITEMS -
This road is now receiving very large in
W1rd freight, and their outward business i;
n.uth larger than is usual Al this season o.
the year.
The company has just put on the roaC
iwrutyt"ur large and substantial boX-cars
'HiIt in their shops in Manchester; also q
HH" express car.
lh"r" has been built in the company.
shops. in the past few months, abou: ont
hundred and iilty cars of various kinds, in
Guiding passenger, freight, box, and fla
ears.
The new switching-engine made tril
down the York River iiailroad connection II
Itr a> the old Dominion Sugar Refinery
i,w days ago. taking down to that poln
>rtnr new cars for shipment.
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Tobacco Association of North
Carolina.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
GREENSBORO, n. c., August ia large
number of tobacco-growers, manufacturers,
and buyers, from all parts Of this State, met
here to-day to form an association. 1t was
organized, and called the Tobacco Associa'
ton of North Carolina" ; Dr.. T. W. Keen
Of Salisbury, president, and Eugene More
head, of Greensboro, vice-president. The
meeting then adjourned to meet here on the
7th of October next.
An extensive barbecue was served in the
grove near Meals warehouse, and everybody
was pleased The Greensboro brass band
furnished fine music for the occasion.
The sales of tobacco for to-day were unu'
sually large and the prices good.
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up. At night the grounds will be ilumi-
mated with one thousand Chinese anterns,
and during the procession great variety
Of beautiful fireworks will be displayed
along the entire route, with calcium lights,
lres, balloon ascension, &C.. dc.
ON wednesday, DIR. Frazier states that
the games will be continued until night.
when the grand masquerade ball will take
place. 1t is said that this will be the most
magnificent affair that has ever occurred in
the mountains of Virginia. The proprietor
Is expecting large crowd and is making
preparations accordingly.
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pERsoSAL.-Mr. William II. Powell has
returned from the North. having completed
arrangements for the fall and winter season.
Rev. j. l.. Burrows, pastor of the First
BaptiSt church of this city, is in Alexandria
in attendance on the Potomac Baptist AsSo-
citation.
General John +. Milford has arrived at
the Exchange Hotel after Il visit to New
York.
Among the arrivals at the American yes
terdsy were MeSSrs. Il. II. TOlSon, of Balti-
more, and w. T. Walker, of Goochland
county.
AT the Exchange were Messrs. William A.
Burke, of Staunton; j. Rarcnscrott Jones,
Brunswick county; ii. K. HazlehurSt, Bal
timore; Frank K. Stockton, PhIladel phla
b. Conyers, New orleans, ana oii'i'es H.
Burchevai of Richmond, Indiana.
Messrs. Il. G. Taylor, of Montgomery,
Ala. and }. Barry King, Of Norfolk, Va,
were at Ford's last night.
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RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILROAD CoMrANY.-The increasing ton
nae which tirds transit over this road
las caused the company to increase their
,uIuctirs for carrying and handling it.
They have recently received a number of
nrw freight cars. which are to he Immediately
pat upon the road. Contracts have been
made with Mr.. X. Il. Lacy, of this city, TO
'N'"Hd their prr>cut del OF building In this
ry 2oG feet. This will give depot accom-
rnodalicn OF J9l feet in length by 80 teet in
width. Th- company are now engaged IN
cr"ling Il wharf at West Point with front
n-,'' of 400 feet, and which is TO be covered
throughout il. entire length.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

MESDELsSonN SocIErY-ELEcTloN OF OFF.
cERs.-This flourishiug society. formerly
known rs the Washington Literary Society,
held a meeting Monday night, at which an
election of officers was held with the follow
ing result: President, Joseph Levy; vice
president. NJ. May secretary, J. Goldsmith ;
treasurer. B. Becher; librarian, 7. Mill
biser. Admirable addresses were also de-
livered by Rev. M. j. Michelbacher, DIR.
Bethlehem, aud Mr.. Henry Hutzier. The
address OF welcome was delivered by Mr..
Joseph Levy, the president. After the adj
inurnmcnt there was very pleasant retinion,
the occasion being graccd by the presence
of many ladies.
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Banquet TO the Southern Historical
Society.

Especial telegram to the Disratch.I
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS,
VA, August 19.-This evening at O'Clock
the proprietors of the Springs gave mag
nifccnt banquet to the southern Historical
Society. The entertainment was splendid.
The company assembled promptly, General
Early presiding, President Davis on his
right, and Governor Letcher on his left
Admiral Semmes at the foot. The first toast
was to Mr.. Davis, given by Admiral Semmes
Mr.. Davis returned his acknowledgements
thanking bis friends. Admiral Semmes.
General Early, Colonel johnson, Governor
Letcher, Captain Maddux, and your CORE
spondcnt, made short responses. 1t was ;
most enjoyable affair and reflects the hghcs
credit on the proprietOrs, Messrs. Colhour
& Cowan, for their liberality.
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New York Items.

New YORK, August 19.-Tbe steamer
Alabama. from Glasgow, reports having col
lded with aud sunk the bark Abeona.
Three of the crew were saved. Nothing
was seen of the bark in the morning. The
Alabama was uniDjured.
Minister Williams reached Central Anne
RIGA on the 30th ultmo. He had not decided
which of the five republics should be his
headquarters.
V. Motto, an Italian padrone, was fully
committed for trial to-day for violating the
civil-rights bill by virtually holding little
children in slavery.
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usrycrivr pErECrsn.-~l. +. Morgan
~ lMhicIYhia. was arrested yesterday
ed with selling drugs and paints b,
..upir without license. He claimed that ht
-,ar! That u detaultcr and ahscondine
,i.N.ur from Philadelphia was in this city
.gt came on here 10 look for him: that he
Il III YUl>uit Of that object visited drug.
ss>r> ani c"nvcrcd with druggists on
a.frry> rl business, 10 divert their attention
t..,g hi> rHal object. which was 70 ascertain
uN,latrthc man he was looking for--a fresco.
,4.u,rv-hal had any dealing with them. He
,>'HG:ri two photographs Of the painter
and sid one Of the Richmond detectives was
war. NJ M objects aud movements.
Nug-an'> >'ory had n, appearance of truth
.,nUt i. and hl> pc,Sounci was favorable for
7 II. h"' III" lnNcSNgatiun OF his case before
fu-N.r N@d> did not sustain il. and hc was
rj =" .n0 sent on 10 the grand Jury.
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Peru,

HAVANA, August 1S.--Late advices from
Linn. Peru, report that serious accident
had occurred sixty miles from that city. A
body of earth estimated at 100000 cubic
yards fell from the mountain side into the
valley, severely injuriDg II number of per-
SONS and damming up the river, which had
risen l09 feet above its usual height. En-
gincers were Of the opinion that the water
would soon burst its barriers. when it would
rush towards Lima, sweeping everything
before it and submergins the lower portion
of that city.
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WashinstOn Items.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-Tbe pardon of
the kuklux prisoners l.. Hood, Of South
Casaina, and OF Adolphus Du Priest and
Charles Holland OF North Carolina, has
been recomme nded.
g. NJ. Duskip, United States District At
torney for Alabama, is here on his way home.
He says negotiations for the sale of the Ala
ban1a and Chattanooga railroad are progress
inr fayoraby
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

QrA7H or WORTHY PuLlCEMAS.--Mr.
,.r]and i. Brooks. Il member OF the police
,r.,. IN The First district. died Of conSump-
...,,. ~ h> rc.dunrr, in this city, yesterday
,,.prn,n.. AFTER long and painful illness.
~ summer Mr.. Brooks visited the Rcd
..';,aur springs in the hope of being bene-
r.,,d ~ tn, Use Of the water. His trip gave
a,n temporary relief. and he returned TO
l.: muL aud resumed his duties. greatly
,a.ar3-rd ON account Of the Improvement
IN hf> health. But this did not lust long, for
b.. N.i> soon ~ much worse that he was com-
l.|E,t L. rntrn>t the discharge of his duties
.r other hands. In his death the city has
: - "nr Of il most faithful officers. and ii
w.. re i diticult matter IL supply his place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

>IErET KAILwAY.-Two additional cars
have been pat on the lower division of the
r!tS railway, thus decreasing the time be-
inc"i: the cars 10 siX minutes. These two
rue do not connect with those running on
the upper division, and have a placard to
That effect hung up in them. The drivers OF
thc>" extra cars are provided with transfer
tickets, which they give 10 passengers wish
M 10 ride further up Broad street. A de-
lay of only q few minutes is required here
Ia gct Oh The cars on the upper portion OF
the line
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Railroad AcciGent-FOrtunat Escape
of Passengers, dc.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, August 19.-The cX'
press train due here at O'Clock this morn
ing from Detroit, on the Great Western rail.
road, is in the canal at Thorold. The train
was drawn by two locomotives, and con-
sisted OF several baggage and express cars
and an unusual number of passenger coaches
The "draw" was open and was not observed
by the engineer. Both engines and all the
baggage and. express cars plunged into the
canal, tiIliug the cllasm so that there was no
room tor the passenger coaches. 1t is re-
ported that all the passengers and employees
escaped injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

SuSpAY-ScHooL pIC-Nlc.-The Leigh
Street Baptist Sunday school will have
basket picnic at West Point on "Wednesday
the 9TH instant. The object, besides the
pleasure and recreation of those who may
participate. is to raise funds to deiiay the
expense of building a school.room for their
infant class. The committee who have the
affair in charge claim that it shall be he pie
mic of the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R,cuMosp posr-OrFICE AUGUST l9.-Mr.
Labalut; Miss Lou V. Branch, Cousho-
kockcn, Pa; james Price, city l.. Il. Hays,
Double Bridges, Va; Gudewill, Mayer d
Co.. New York; Miss Mollie L. Evans, Red
Hi. Albemarle county, Va; two, no adj
dtcss; one ilesible; William Page, city
John r. Triplelt, city; Francis Halner'
Ruti;.lo n Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

WArEnMELoNs.-Two huge, magnificent
"aiermelons, answering to the cry of the
S"ndcF,. "Grecn rind, red meat, full of
lul"", and 50 sweet were sent to our Office
Yesterday by Mrs. Is. Finney, who raised
them Oh her place in Hcnrico, a few miles
"a,t OF the city. One OF them weighed forty
'hr other tlIirty-thrcc pounds, and were Of
he variety known as Joe Johnston"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

Police NorEs.-Sarah Jane Watts inc
gro) was arrested and lodged in the
Station-houSc on charge of being Il
luua!ic 1t is supposed she has escaped
from the Central Lunatic Asylum. About
IS p. VI. ,nan who keeps Il grocery
store on Fifteenth street called at the First
police station with Il warrant for tie arrest
of his wife. charging her with having threat
encd his life. The officers who served the
warrant found the woman lying helpleSsIv
drunk and asleep at her husbands. store,
with dcmijohn o. whiSkcy at her head.
She had to he carried in hack, and when
searched was found to have SSS4S in gold
and silver tied up in an ol-cloth bay and
hid upon her person. She was locked up
for the night, and will he before the Poli:e
Court this morning. Mary Crump (negro),
charged with stealing hed-cIothing from John
\. Lacy, Jr, was locked up.
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Weather Probabilities

WAsHlSGToS, August 19.--For the New
England and Ghe Middle and Atlantic States
rising temperature, light easterly to south
crIy winds, and partly cloudy weather, with
areas of light rain on the coast.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States.
southwcsterly and variable winds, except on
the South Atlantic coast. where threatening
weather and rain, with rising temperature,
are Droba hIe
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phtInde9phia Masonic Temnle.

PHILADELPHIA, August 19.-In connection
with the approaching dedication of the Ma
sonic Temple here grand demonstration of
the Knights Templar will take place at the
Academy of Music, and the Horticultural
Hall buildings are to be connected by a
bridge on the 18th of September. The eve
ming before the dedication the Knights Tenn
plar will give an exhibition drill.
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5. N. DAVIS, /? NJ, land IN the county o. Hanover
Gay township, near Ashland.

MlTATOES AND THEIR SCHEMES come 10 grief
at last. Only original discoveries, like that Of DIR.
HELMRoLD. stand the test of time. HELMBoLD' s
BUCHU, which Is The only extract of that wonder
fuI shrub that realizes It's full virtues. is still relied
upon to cure kidney complaint, female disorders
lmpotency, gravel the effects of dissipation, anu
all troubles Of the urinary organs in either sex.
This steadily successful medicine is recommended
by physicians Beware of counterfcis. JOHN f..
HENRY, New York, sole agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA Horticultural Society

PHILADELPHIA, August ia meeting of
the Pennsylvania horticultural Society was
held here tonight, and the subject OF organ
izing National Association, with view to
a grand horticultural display OIL the OCCASION
OF the centennial celebration, was discussed,
and fiualy referred to a committee to CONFER
with the Executive Committee OF the Cen
tenna Commission, and with power TO act
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

POLICE CorRr, TrEspAY-Justice White
pres'ding.-F. Staude was sent to jail roi
sixty days for beating his wife, In dciault Of
surety IN keep the peace.
John Smith (negro), charged with stealing
so in United States currency from Mr.
Samuel Simpson was found not guilty.
Mary Briggs, charged with unlawfully
threatening Frances Page, was discharged
Sarah, Maria, and Julia Johnson (ncgrocs),
charged with throwing stones at Frances 4.
Marshall. were discharged.
Philip Garnet, charged with throwing
bricks at Martha Garnett, was discharged.
Mille Brown (negro). charged with steal
ing corn from Mr. William $. Woodson, was
DISCHARGED.
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starc-Rohbery i'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 19.-The mal
stage between Mokelumne Hill and MO-
keIumnc City was stopped by two highway,
men, two miles from the latter place, ano
the passengers robbed. The highwaymeer
also took 1000 from Wells, Fargo & cos
treaslIre-boX, and destroyed the mails, pa
pers, and other vauables. Officers are II
pursuit Of the robbers, who are known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

WARD MEErING.-The members of the Re.
publican Executive Committee of Clay Ward
will meet this evening at 8 O'Clock, at the Of
flee of Dr.. L. Fl. Hudson, No. 10 west Broad
street, for the purpose of electing members
to represent their ward in the City Central
Committee.
The Republicans of Marshall Ward will
hold meeting tonight at their hall.
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Another Railroad Collision.

WlLL.AMsPoRT, Pa, August l9.-The NJ
agara express, leaving here at 7. NJ. going
east, aud the Elmira mail, leaving Harris
burg at 1:30 2. NJ. going west, coIllded al
Montgomery station, fifteen miles east Of
here. 1t is reported that only two passen'
gers were slightly injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

A HANDSOME SUN REALIzED.-The concerts
given by the Eureka Quarlette Club, of this
city. at King George Courthouse, in aid of a
church there, netted 500. The Club con-
sists of Messrs. Wood, Summons, Wyatt, and
Riddick, of this city, all Of whom have re-
turned highly pleased with their trip, except
Mr.. Wood, who is detained by slight in-
diSDOSitOn.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
serious Accident TO am Employee ol
tile Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,

TSPeclaI telegram to The Dispatchl
9eRpoNsrILLE, VA, August 13.-Last
hight is Watchman James Mahanes was
making his regular trip from Gordonsville
to Gotham station he sat down on the side
of the track to rest. and unintentonally fell
asleep, when the eastern express, coming at
full speed, struck him square in the face,
causing a frghtful wound, from which he is
expected to die. Drs. Slaughter and Dunn
were called in and rendered every attention
suggested by medical skill.
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Louisiana Affairs.

New ORLEANS, August 19.-ln response tC
a communication from citizens OF Monroe as
10 the proper course to he pursued regarding
Louisiana affairs, Mr.. John McEnery wrltc'
Il letter advising the calling Of II State con-
vcntion in December and the appointment
Of committee to appeal to Congress.
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The Recent Railroad Horror.

CHICAGO, August 19.-The deaths result
Ing from the recent accident on the Chicago
and Alton railroad have 80 far reached
eighteen. The engineer of the freight train
has been arrested. Officers are in pursuit OF
the conductor.
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IHE ODD.FELLows' ENDOWMENT Plan
He Richmond District Benefit Board, In
dependent Order of Odd-Fcllows, paid over
Yesterday 10 the widow of policeman 5. L.
Hulc", ID deceased member Of tue Order, the
-unl Of 1863. The endowment plan is grow
InS rapidly in favor with the Odd-Fellows.
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New FIRMS.-The following new firms
have been tolmed: MessrS. James II. Capers,
w. +. Jcukins and +. Courtney Jenkins
have formed co.partnerShip under the style
of jenkins. Capers Il Go. fer the purpose OF
carving on the wholesale wine and liquor
business. The firm will occupy the stand
formerly occupied by +. Courtney Jenkins
Each of these gentlemen is well and faport-
bly, known in business circles.
Mr.. j. II. Martin. formerly Of the frm OF
Garth & White, and Mr.. $. Il. Mason, late in
the employ of the Tredegar Company, have
associated themselves under the tirm-name
of Martin & Mason, and will conduct gen:
Cral cummisSiOn-bu>incSS.
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Another Accident.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

lSpecial telegram 10 The Dlspatch.J
REAMs STATION, Va, August ia pas.
senser OH the train reports that the mail
train going south struck an old negro man
who was walking the track three miles south
of Petersburg and knocked him into the
ditch. The train was stopped and it was
asccrtained he had sustained little or no in.
iury-not enough to prevent the husking OF
a roa>ting-ear of corn, and. he declared him.
SELF unhurt.
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GRAND CARNIVAL AND MASQUERADE BALL
AT THE RocKRRIpGE ALUM sPRlNGs.--Mr.
James A. Frazier, the popular aud enter
prising proprietor OF the Rockbr'dge Alum
Snrinss. announces this morning his pur-
hose of having grand carnival and masque-
rade ball at bis place of summer resort on
Tuesday next, the 26th instant. During Toe
day cot apart for the festivities various old
Scottish games, such as sack-ruces, hurdle
races, revolving wheel, &c, &c, will be kept
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

HAVE ANALYaED THE WiIiSKEI KNOWN
under the brand of "B SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs WALTER ID. BLAIR CO., kichlnohd'
yirgsuia and find 1t free froui f'ls OIL ana othef
impurities, and recommend lis use ior me"lcii'''
AMI family purposes. u. Is. MC'A"' W. ~,
Iain Prof of CHEMISTRY Medical College OF va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20
Texas Republican Convention.

DALLAS, August 19.-The Republican
State Convention assembled here to day.
Gov ernor Davis made speech, in which he
asked them to act harinonously. He did
not clre who they nominated. but let them
be honest men. 1t is expected Davis will be
renominated The Convention is still ~
session.
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Missing Herald Correspondent.

LOUISVILLE, August ia man named
Lord, said to be travelling correspondent
of tIe New York Herald, has been missing
since last Tuesday. Foul play is appre-
hpulpd ... ....
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Picnic AND SolREE.-The picnic and
soiree of Undne and Crystal Temples OF
Honor takes place this evening at the Pump
house. The Little Nell will convey paSSen-
gers to the picnic, leaving her wharf at
Eighth street at and 6 Z. Nj.
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BY Lyme il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No, 1912 Main street.

TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES FOR
i SALE AND FACTORY FOR RENr.-By re-
quest nf the owner. who has been called Off offer
the GOODWILL and FIXTURES. complete. OF
one of the most perfectly arranged small toGicco-
manufacturing establishments In the city. The FIX
lures are nearly all new and complete. To any
party wishing to commence manufacturing, this
presents rare clauce. Terms made accomnlo-
dating Apply al our Office, and we will 20 with
parties aud show the establishment
all l6-6t LYME 4 BROTHER.
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ALLEGED Murderer Arrested.

ALBANY, August 10. 9.-Lowenstein, the
alleged accomplice Of the two women in IRE
Weston murder. has been arrested in CANADA
NEw YORK, August 19.--Oficers are in
Brooklyn tonight arranging the papers ioi
the extraditon of Lowensein, the murderer,
from Canada.
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FAscY-DREss BALL.-At the Allegheny
Springs, Montgomery county, a grand fancy
dress bull will take place on next Thursday
evening. A number of Well-known fash
ionahles Of Richmond will be present.