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LATEST. .g0REIG8. NEWS.
EnglandA

sa.a. sa s.4s. EngJJndA .ass ~. ssftA
LEEr4. .Augusa 1a.-Tha. Town Eaib was
destro;sd by tire last nigla.
LoS-ss, s,Auglstsla.-IaoC Clipper ship La
Eseoc9r 9ra, which. sunk ia, the Messy last
Tues s,y, has been raised.
A Ere broke,out this ADrning in the cot
ton surehoust- in Liverpool, and the flames
wer.s.nQt cxtiaguishad before the, building
antaan adjoining one levotcd TO ahe same
buSsess .wera partly Destroyed.
'She, vessel which landed quantity OF
q, a,s and austpuni'ioa. at Fontafibia for thu,
Carlists, anI;which aas afterwards aapturee
bNa Spanish. man.s .siSmar, Is tbe British.
stfam. .yacsG DserhcnnG;. wctl-tuloiyn, In con-
tsG,ion w33l the fight between ahe Kearsaye
spd Aabsma.
Spain.
\ MApEg,. August 14.--E,1shGr cOmDiea-
fitions bpse ariseaf from the GieEference Of the
Prussion, frigaia In Spanish affairs. Eight
hundred, Spanish sai!ors> Uho were sent by
the Government from Alicante. TO Eseam-
| brate TO. taks, possession OF The geD-lads
yit,aria aud Alaa,anca> acre refused posses
siop, by Capsajn Wernes on the gsoaid that
thxrs. was 90 authority from Berlin to de-
liyer thepa sp. The sailors were obliged TO
.atnain A u position where they were me-
sacad, ssua at the mercy OF the insurgents.
| ThersxpoR Captain Werner Declared the
sa loss under bis protection. The ahahsi'
gsntes declare the steamer must saye Esc,ln-
braso es they vii! open tro Upon hsr Nita.
OK seSlrd to the PrussiaIs.
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Police Court, THURsDAY-JuSttce While
prestding.-The following cases were acted
upon:
John IsaacS (negro), charged with oh.
structing the street in TWO cases, was fined
81 iD each case.
Harry Evans (uegro), charged with forni-
cation with the wife Of John Taiaterro, was
sent on to the grand jury, and bailed for his
appearance.
John Hickey, fined - for being drunk and
disorderly.
John Clark (negro( charged with sellinga
bogus excursion ticket and obtaining money
under false pretcnce$, was found not guilty.
Benjamin Harris (negro), charged with
assaulting james Stewart (negro), was found
not guilty. ,..., ;,
Case of John Phelan, charged with steal.
ing S55 in United States currency, one silver
fork, one plated knife, half dozen silver
teaspoons, from Margaret Phelan, and the
case of Ann Beer, charged with the same
offence. were continued TO Tuesday next.
Moses Branch (negro), for being drunk
and throwing stones at the house OF John
Austin, was sent to Jail.
Case of james Leary, self-accused of being
in escaped burglar from Philadelphia, was
continued, and Leary sent to Jail for ten days
Paul Danna, accused OF cutting James
McGcc with intent to kill him, was sent on
to the grand jury and bail refused.
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POLICE NoTgs.--The following were the
cases ut the Second police station at late
hour last night
Thomas T. West, George s. Stutz. and
Frederick Hord, each charged with allowing
his horse 10 run at large in violation Of
city ordinance.
Ann Hill, negro, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care of herself.
William +. Wcbber, using abusive ano
threatening language towards Edward n
Grecnwald.
Randall Moore, negro, charged with steal
in" Il bat from Willis Coles.
Edward Maynard, charged with shooting
W. IL. Talhnau with intent to Kill.
Charles Dunn. charged with being drunk
and unable TO take care Of himself.
Lizzie Edwards and Salina MaSsie wert
arrested again last night rs common pro>tl
tutcs and >trcet-walkerS. People living in
that section Of the city are greatly annoyed
by the low creatures who mfcst the neigh
borhood of Eighteenth ald Cary.
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Colonel Eeard Makes Speech ia
LynchburS I'm OppositiOE TO the Re-
publican Ticket.

publican Ticket.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
Colonel Beard, of your city, made speech
here tonight at Dudley Hall to very large
audience, including many negroes, in which
he took grounds against Hughes FOR Govern
or and declared that he would vote for
Kcmper. He has been q distinguished Re
nub,icau-dcclared that he had voted twice
for Grant and would do so again; for he be-
Iieyed he was the only man in whom the
country had confidence; but ne did not feel
bourd TO vote for Hughes because Of this.
He denied that there was any obligation
upon the negroes to vote for Hughes sut-
frage was free and SO were they free to vote
as they pleased. lie spoke with great indie
pendence of spirit and much animation, and
presented some unique views and some
curious facts as controlling him in his deter.
mination in this election 10 supprrt what he
regarded the true interests OF Virginia by
supporting the Conservative State ticket.
The speaker closed with the prediction
that Kemper would he elected by 10000
majority. The speech occupied two hours,
and was frequently applaudcd. The coIored
people listened attentively. Some of the
leading Republicans attempted to get up an
outside meeting, but failed.
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Chrs4sev Bpssfan Nh s,sn Po,ss.es.

ST. LOUIS, August 14.--Bir. A. Cole, Of
Venetn, Indian Territory, arrived here last
night. He repsHts that the returns IN the
Cherokes Natior are not yet aH 70, 6at that
\ and Senate are corss.Ined. The Ross party.
however. are disposed to admis that she
Downing saffy hasse elected majority 10
tbs Grand Council at Ockmufgse. The
Downing pssty. Ylich Is composed Of half
breeds; are ia'iapor Of fsectionizing ske lands
in ssTeraity, and orensDg up the Territory
to ssttlementsS while tse Ross party, who
are full-blo0d,. strenlpusly opposs this
and property iibcomnou,. f,-'.t ~
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The Bsa,ish-Amersean Comu,,,-s.--.

NEW YoEs, August A.--Of the 497 cases
presented for arbitration TO the .nixed. com
mission sitting at Newport, only 81 remain
unsettled, and Che commissioners hope to
finish them in the stipulated time. alFs7 4.
The greatest part Of the work and expense
Is in printing, on which work six printing
offices devote all their spare time. Ia one
case, not yet finished, 5000 printed pages
have been furnished, and the briefs have not
yet been put,intofspe. The amount award
ed upon claims win be taxed aye per, cent.
for expenses.
When The cases are all decided, the gross
sum TO be paid will be stated. the duplicate
journals and accounts Will be forwarded to-
the two Governments, and the labor Of the.
commission Erished.
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To FL HA>GEp To-DAr.-William jackson
.,.,-,.6 ! 10 he hanged to-day in A!exan'
-, fnr ID, murder of his wife.
IIrS,oA Was tried for the above offence,
,y,icted and Gn November. 1922 SEN
.,..l IN ,hp Circuit Court OF Alexandria
,~3.- Keith presiding, to be hanged on the
...I 4 ,Iuly. 1873. Application was made
= III raunSe! tor communication of sentence
'.,,;, ,hc Governor refused, respiting him
,yr,rr. until the lst Of August. \ few
,y, before the lst further respite was
,.,9.rd ~ The Governor until the 10th In
- 'c.dayN. Yesterday the Governor tele,
.-.,,rd 10 the sheriff Of Alexandria county,
I'm. that 10 farthcr rcSpitss would be
.-,..rd, and that ;hr application for com
..,,,;,n q! sentence had been refused. SC
..ou vi, Doubtless be hanged to-day.
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HarAsA, August l4--The CsNaln-dene-
m, has published q telegram from tue COO
aiai Minister OF spain eounsel!tns the citl-
seas to discard all fears rs 70 tue eoliss-
ouenees of the projected reform in Cuba.
fha Captain-G General adds that he relies upon
the army. navy, aud volunteers TO ala nm
iu establishing confidence, peace and order
Il, the island.
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Arrest of Jewel Ts,sa,es.

sr. Louis, August 14.--John scEoles ans
Clarence S. Wayne, formet& salcsMan aas
travelling agent respectively for Eugeae j
Jairred, jeweler, OF this city, ilaye been 81
rested for stealing SS,Uo& worth Of property
from him. They lett bis employ about tgc
months ago TO so into business themselves.
and perpetrated the robbery at that tins.
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Washington Items.

WAsHNsToN, August 14-Fhe Wawisett
nvestiyation will be commeneeda the Ifea'
sury Department tomorrow.
A telegram TO the Post-Oiliee Department.
says the office at Litchtield, ILL.,, was roDbCA
last night OF between $500 and Soo0.
Secretary Richardson deniesa recent ne:Ss-
paper statement that there is dehetsI o'
SIo,QD0, 900 in the cash OF the Treasury.
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vbe rate Ge,s,ee n. sans,erx.

New Yoe9S August 14l-The funeral Of
the late George n. Sanders took place this
morning at st. AIMS Episcopal church. and
despite the storm was well attended. A
number of Distinguished citizens from differ.
ent parts of tho country were present. The
remains weretaken to Greenwood for inter-
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| HAVE ANALYZED THE NHiskEf KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controueo u!
Messsrs WALTER D. BLAIR Co., klchmoha'
Virginia, xnd find it free from fuSil OIL aId ohei
Impurities and recommend its use for medicinal
aud family purposes. JB. McCAw, ii. D.,
Late Prof. of Chemistry Medical College OF Va.
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New STEAMER ON THE CANAL.-A small
,tcani-prolgicr called the Edith appeared on
IN" basin Yesterday afternoon, uttractlng 2
Much attention a. she laid along shore at the
boot 81 Ninth street. She was built in Phila-
Gr.phia, from which pace she last cleared,
and i intended by General Bartlett, her
owner, to run between the city anu the
Wc-ltam lron.works. Her dimensions are
i, follows: FIFTY feet long, II feet breadth
"! beam, and feet deep. The engine is
lWcIHc-ho:>c power, and she clalms to make
I!Mc M!c, per hour.
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Froln tho white SalphUr.

GREENBRIER WHiT 6 SULPHUR SPRINGS, Au
gust 14.-Dr, Thomas Miller, an eminent
physician Of Washington, was taken sud
denly and dangerously III Yesterday. BE i
somewhat easier tonight, though pot out o.
dagger.
General Barrirger continues low. s
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THE SIDNEY GRAYs.-Last night had been
set apart for the inspection of this fine COM
pany by the Adjntant- General; and the de-
livery of the new breech-loading guns in,
the place Of those now used. The threaten
ing aspect of the clouds, however, kept many
away, and the matter was postponed until
some future time. 80. r..
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| WASHINGTON, .Eugust 1E--For the South
Atlantic States, .southwesterly to northsaes~
terly wisds; low temperature, generally clear
weather with exceptional ruis near the coast
For the Middle Atlantic States, northeas-
terly to nerthwestery winds; occasionaf
cool, clearsag, and clear weather tomorrow:
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COnylcttOEe and Seneence ef q MuF.
dere-Heavy Raazs, Isc.

fSpecia3telegram to the Dispaten.l
DANvILLE, VA, August 14s-Tbe second
trial of Christopher Craft (coloretD for the
murder of DR.. Jeffries (colepe6 commenced
here Tuesday, and was concluded to-day
The jury rendered a Yerdist of guilty Of
murder in the FIRST degree. Tile jury was
empannelled from'the country Craft, in re.
ply to the usual question, "Hhre You any.
thing to say" &c., made aspeecti' Of about
an hours length, giving his version of the
affair, and protesting his Innocence: After
bis remarks, Judge H..W.. Flourney, in Il
very feeling and touching. address to the
prisoner, pronounced the sentsaee which
consigns him to the gallows Tuesday, No.
vember 10th.
Cabell and Peatross, counsel for the pri-
Soner, submitted six bills of exception, and
will carry the case to the Court of; sppeas.
Our section was visited yesterday and last
night by tremendous fall Of rain,. which
will help the tobacco crop that was suffering
terribly for the want of i5.-
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forKErTs AND pONT MAYo.-Residents and
land owners in these portions Of the city,
Gui the Suburbs immediately adjacent
thereto. hay" for some time been trying to
dNi>c som" means by which to reach those
points and ayoid the heavy grades now eX-
Ling. ant the narrow streets through Rock
",t-. several surveys lave been made, and
t>inHtc- oi their cost been submitted to the
-.'utirm"n who have interested themselves in
The work. one Of the routes proposed was
street, and extend that thorougtt:lre TO and
h"yoaG thimDoT1zD, and thus reach the de-
,'rrd POM; but amongst the plans submit
tel "iiicL ,iIrti> with most favor Is to slight
/. alter III" "rlac of Main near twenty
n.-Lth street. skirt Libby'S Hill until the
line strike, Bloody Run street, at OF
U@,r it, highest point. From thence, by an
coy descending Grade until near the 1Ork
i.N"r railroad. following: lis line and grade
.l,,img Under the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
g.,.! .ur s.IJut Ulc hundred and iiity yards,
".."u it viii cross The railroad lust bclow the
au.> %! I.r>>g> uul,t X kin@, and then
h..in>. ,lnbankmVni$. and staging. cross
nGH>'- rr,ck ANA thc low lands hcvond,
..rHiu- l,ic lev c 0 ur near Fulton Baptist
rHUrrl 'Eu. estimates lur the cost Of this
work vii! 5c under $2O,UU0. II Is proposed
- IuAhrH ru.d Sufficiently wide, not only 10
.,cuHmp5t, The vehicles which will tllsc
ist, ruU'" in preference to the other, but
1850 {" a. rl..t lllr passage OF ilne "l street
'".r-. "H'r!l VII soon be demanded by TIE
E4dji! Itr.c 1~ln- ippu,atlon 0i THIS portion
.@l l.I' largely augmented number when
49,. bc drawn 'A!Ihcr ~ this Improvement.
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1;beraFsenyention snMat,,c.

BANGOR, Ma., August 14.--The Liberal
Mass Convention in this city was organized
this forenoon. A committee on business was
whcn a recess was takentilli 3 p
N. There wers less than forty persons in
the hall.
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,,rYru,~GarA~rEC CoMH1TEg.-Ata a meet
g.. e.. -, GHy conservative Committee
.,.I IA, n,-h:. Nr. W. =. Burwell in the
...r. ro.una,tcc consisting Of McSSrs. r.
n >r,G. {. =. Bigger. and W. ID. Chester
,r.H. va, 4rpo:n;ci 10 confer with the Resi-
.,.u. Sat. Committee in reference to hold
IT,. II An early day. Il grand maSs-mectins in
~ ri.y.
v. +. pr.ukIroi. ESP. was elected men,
;..- IT til" ity tomnittee. to ill = vacancy,
;r.u Jackson Ward.
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EMHRArlos.--A About II O'Clock yesterday
morning an engine coming over the Peters
bar. railroad bridge met two cows emf
grriu- from Richmond to Manchester.
tar, disputed the right Of way, aud only
Welded TO compulSion from the engineer,
Tho descended from his place and drove
;Nym from the front Of the engine.
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ca,,sernia Democratic Conventseu.

SAN FRANCISCO, August LITTLE Demo-
cratic Convention has nominated JSg. A. j.
Bowie and ex-Alayor Frank McCGlpin for
the State Senate. Both are Ie'lkapWn and
earnest opponents Of railroad MonopoU>
aud their selection was made upon saat
ground.
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NEW tANA-PACK - Captain ". 4. sub.
i"H'~ Tine urw packct-bout came down the
"tmh Yesterday evening. She is fitted up a>
Comfortably t> Il yanll.bolt well can be, and
The captain runs 1t himself. She carries
about sky passengers and Il limited amount
"I freight, maxim" two trips each week 10
Dover Mills.
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STREETS RCcTED.-Complaint is made
r' til" Inconvenience caused By the obStruc-
;lau "f Twenty fourth street by the accu-
maihtoA "l materials used ut the shaft near
there. ana citizens living on Broad street
,al that Al lis intersection with Twenty
-.Ntn street Brold is nearly closed to the
ps>>ag" Of vehicles by the stone and other
placed there by the Workmcn at
>.GAt No. -. Workmcn were engaged ut
H.. Idt"r pint Yesterday removing the ac-
.tilnuatrt. ma>> Of bricks and rubbish.
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FINE BARTLETT PEARs-larSc, sweet, ant
iuicy-at PIzZISTs.
DELAWARE GRArEs-equal' to any Taflet! Oh
domestic grape i'll market-at PIZz1Sls.
FINE YELLOW SOFT PEACHES ut PlzZlNiS .
The above fruit will bear transportation 10 'h! VI
the watering-places IN Virginia, ana VIII oe pacheo
neatly and securely by leaving your orders d. So'
Ip,n, Ictr
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SARATOGA, August 14.-:The races have
been postponed. 500 7-'""
UTICA, n. Y, August 14.-The races hsra
have been postponed until the trsb fair cay
in consequence SSthe rain.
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,....-r NuIYD hCc1nESTALLY.-Geor
I,.rir.. son oi Captain 2. Dcrbyshire,
,.,:l,, on Main street between Laurel
.,,hcr.s. WAS accidentally Killed yester-
J." .f,rrnIan about half:paSt 6 O'Clock with
- .',.,r,y ,',, He was sitting on the hillside,
=" ,.. ,,,,rr.l other boys, near that portion OF
!. y. ..'.r,oot cemetery in which the soldiers
I,,! .,,!.. ,rc located, aud attempting to draw
',",,,rl cun towards him, having hold Of
,~,12r. one of the triggers caught in the
-. - ,'' IN some way. which caused the gun to
- Ind.;ar the load in the pit OF the sto-
,,sa of the unfJrtunate youth. he lived
~, ~" = minute or two after being shot.
Eo-ourr Tayior MAS notified, and viewed
- lndy hut amer hearing the circum-
,,qr,> deemed al inquest unnecessary.
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RAILROAD AcclpEHT.-The eastern-bound
freight train on the Richmond and Danvile
.A,road ran of the track Yesterday evening
1cnr the Fredcri, ksburg connection opposite
Belle ISL. The outward-bound freight train
WI, delayed some time. but the track was
c.,gr,i in time for the passenger train.
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rowa Ansauonopoay Convension.

DEs MONIES August. 1as--The Anti Mo-
nopoly ConvoatiOn has nominated Andrew
Hostile for Governor aad dFredericH, O'Don-
nell, for Lieliaenant- G0.ernor. Fhe resolu-
tions demand - tariff for revcnua. Only
about one-ttSd of the counties IN the State
we're reDreSi ysted,
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MONTGOMERY August fA-The frst bale
of cotton of the new 4crop,%as resaaSed here
this morning, ananas sola4atnIetionfor 29l
cents per pound. The worms are doing
much Ilama0p
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uSMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND P0sT-UFFICE AUGUST 14.-Fannie
+. kawan, Urbanna, MiddIe,ex county, Va;
Merchant, city : Miss Hannah Harris, s--- ;
Miss J. NJ. HARRISON, Fourteenth and Main
streets, city; John Booker, city.
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NOTAn!Es PuBLlC.-Ihc Governor has ap'
pointed Meser>. Pcudi cton Bryan and JOHN
II. Rastou nolaries pubic-tne former fol-
ilaIrisonburg, Rockingham county, and the
iuttcr for Mount Christian, Rockingham
county.
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Cholera.

CoLUMRU = ,OuIe, August .14,-Three chill
dren in one family dad or ttss cholera yes
terday. NaOther daaiis reposed..
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ir..-,,,.ior. roR A PRISONER. The sheriff
f..,,,,, county. Pa. arrived in Richmond
,..-.la !~.T!ug 4 rcquisition from the
werner Il. Pennsylvania for one George
...,, wsr sands charged with horSe-steal-
=. r.,r:,ruGHty. and who has tlcd from
...... 70 Virginia. The accused, having
~. .e.,-ta,l, j. confined in the Jail at Berry
~.. { n.,2 @rInty. Governor Walker. in
....a. %ita the above rcquisition.
moi NJ " .rrant OF rendition for the de-
.-. o.. e.! > 10 the sheriff bringing the
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REVENUE CoLLECroNs.-Thei internal reve-
nue. collections yesterday amounted to So
64675. .r.-,, - .
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Killed, Inv n Bn-cY Collision.

New ORLEANS. August IA collision OF
buggies occurred on the Shell ROAD last eve
piag,. by which NJ y. Larens was killed.
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REEFS & co. EMPLOY NONE BUT flRst-cAAso
ARTISTS Their work gives unlVetsai s's'isiaetion
We have never seen bud picture from 'he't eai-
Iery. We recommend our readers 70 lher ea'an
,,sbnent MAIN between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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ENTgpgD.-The bark Surprise, 500 tons,
>Captsiu Is. L. Hoyt, of Philadelphia, entered
at the custom-house yesteeday to load with
j ltpbarcoior Trieste, Austria. 1
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HAVE YouR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made &c
order by L. Is. SPENCE & SON.
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The,,smnesala Wheat Crop.

MrNsEA epL,s, August 1.-the yield OF
wheat is, unprecedented, averaging over
twenty-five busheLsper acre.
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FALL STYLE SILK Hat. NEl5lGEE x 20.
1901 Main street, have just received the ltii sts"
silk hats for 1878.
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srMAC.--Lar9e supplies of sumac are ar.
nT!ng III the city by water and by rail.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready-madc and made 10
order by L. Is. SPENCE & son.
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P. wEIs1GER & Co., 1901 Main street, nave Just
received the fall style silk hat.
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H,,Y YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
I,;c GOODS from Z. Il. SPENCE SON.
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A BEAUTIFUL BAT.-The fall style SILK hats !ust
received at p WEIsIGER& & Co.'s are really Stylish
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WELLINGTON G0DDlS, 6 7. NJ, twenty bhid-
ing lots Oh Oregon ill
THOMAS W. KEtSEE, lCa A. NJ at residence no.
800 east Franklin street. Il general assortment OF
household and kitchen furniture, Sc.
REDWOOD & CRENSEIAW, l93 A. NJ, general
assortment OF furniture, &c.
coot, .&JaUGHTON will sell at their rooms. at
1oA.M.. 4 large lot of furniture, &C., &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15
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