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IoJ1rsvILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, August z7.-Fionr active firm: I,'i nnd
mt sls.soCd,sl675. Bacon quiet; shoulders, atc.;
clear rib. lOl@DlO.c. clear-sides 0tDlic, packed.
Lard-ricrcc s14gasc; keg, ssg94c.; steam, &c.
MnIsknY n1c
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Washington Items.

WAsrlNGroS, August 27.--Thc President
didn't come to-day as expected.
The Treasury Department contcmp ateS
placing Il customs officer in the New York
Dost-olfice to check smuggling by mail.
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EFFECTS OF THE LATE STORM ON AN ALBEMARLE
FARM.
[snecial telegram 10 The Disnatch !

FARM.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, August 2I.-A severe
thunder and rain-storm prevailed in this Sec
ton of Albemarle Yesterday afternoon. On the
farm of Mr.. William Fl. Southal, near Ivy
derot, eight miles from this place, while the
oyerseer and number of hands were en-
gagged in threshing the wheat crop, the light
ming struck and killed negro man and
burned another so badly that it is thought
he cannot recover. The overseer was also
stunned, and the wheat burned.
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SALES.
BY Telegraph.
NEW WORK MARKETS,

NEW YoRK, August 2E-Cotton firm; sales OF
.Tss bales at 2oQ12Iic. Flour In moderate request
aud unchanged. Whlskey decidedly higher al sl 10.
Whc ,t pN3c lower; new winter rcd western ~ .sh
Corn heavy; iGD2c lower: white western. 6Saeec.
Rice steady at s!6n9ic. Pork lower; new, Sil.so'
clsli. Lard active and steady. Iurpcn'ihc steauy.
nosn easy. Freights STEADY.
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New YORK, August 27.-MeXican advices
report the yclow-leycr still raging in Vera
Cruz.
\ water-spout in Guanajua;a. Mexico,
destroyed much property and some lives.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

sT. LOUIS. August s7.-Fl1ur steady. Corn firm
and in fair demand at Ar. for No.2 mixed. Whih-
key 95c. Pork easier; Si7 tor fancy. Bacon dnii
ONLY limited jobuiHg demand. Lard quiet at SIC.
fx,.e md
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WE MUST SAY THAT CAMPBELL'S wELL-KNUwN
GALLERY, corner of Ninth and Main streets, is the
cheapest and most reliable I'm the city. Those In
want of good picture would do well to call. Salts
faction guaranteed.
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JACKSON WAEp CLuB.--It was Royal Whlte
who was elected to Till The vacancy III the
Republican City Central Committee from
Jackson Ward, and not Rev. R. NJ. Manly,
as heretofore stated.
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TIE DoG-CATCuERs' HARvEsT.-Sergeant
Gilman reports the capture on Tuesday OF
thirteen hogs, five goats, and forty-one dogs.
Thirty dogs were killed and eleven released
on mymcnt of fines amounting to Sol by
their owners
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-UFFICE AUGUST 27.-Moses
Sims, city Mrs. Catharine Black, l4S west
Fiftieth street, -; Mrs. }. W. l.. Farrar,
city Joseph X. Huw, city; William >. jones'
city Southampton county, va.
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py1H,A< TrMrLE--At meeting of the
,,rrl.l committee appointed hy the various
l>,llrau Lodges IN the city 10 consider plans
cor the erection of Il Pvthian Temple in
EtyhmnuG. held last night. a permanent or
,.rila,iru WAS effected by the election Of the
,,.lnulng officers and hoard of directors:
President, W. II. Wade NicC.PrcSidcnt.
.f,,An l.. Nankun>: Secretary. John Z. Teller
1ne.urrr. Joseph Il. Gentry.
Directors :. T. Beach. William +. Cree,
W. / Powers. John {. Teller. W. II. Wade,
..bu /. llnnkil,>. Joseph Is. Gentry. Henry
pamlcr, \. W. Small, William II. WciSigcr,
George Il. Waldman.
rhrrr was a yer, tull meeting OF the COM
,ny;rc and great enthusiasm was exhibited.
l. !, thought that al The next meeting of the
,,nnil,ec plan will he adopted whereby
~, enterprise en- be successfully carried out.
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hEES 4 Co. EMrLOS NONE BUT FIRST-cLASS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We have never seen bad picture from their gal
icry. We recommend uilr readers 10 their Cstah.
liShment, Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARps-yery useful Tor hus'-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF amy
kind brinted on them viii PASS throuRn the lna tor
one cent. Printing for. these caroa neau! anu
cheapIy done ut this Office.
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THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT OF PICTURE
FRAMES would do well to 20 10 the Richmond
Frame Store, where they can be purchased AT n
lower price than 1T any other establishment In the
city. Don't mistake the placc-it is next TO the
Jlnll.r
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Ponce NoTES.-Thr following arrests
N"lr recorded at the second poIice-staton
i@.j night: George W. Brain. charged with
',u- drunk aud creating Il disturbance on
. ahonner lying in the dock and resisting
.'.- l"'Ir III the discharge "l their duty.
Narl Harris (uc@rn}, charged with fclo-
nuU,}! stealing $50 in United States cur
!rr"y from Mrs. Mary Blenni>. Thomas
''Innr tucEro), charged with tclomou>ly
>'/H% and carrying Away Halle Ben
''r. Il child "f which Nir@!:il White
i'4 III" lawful custody and charge.
La'Wc!l,n Pollard lnr"rol. charged with
'r'.>i">-lNy on the premises y! William
Wn''". Ial"Weil tllr, Henry Carr, David
'iadg,>>. and Frank Calvin, charged with
t..r.i,iing and beating Edward Maynard
"''. int MT IL disable or Kill him. William
" tItc tntgr",, charged with tre-paS>lng on
u" plcml>cs OF LcwcIlyn Pollard.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. August 27.-Flour steady nc se(9
SsT5. Curn firm nj soc. Provisions closed firm.
P"rk quiet held at $3.50. Lard dull steam, sc:
kettle, stc. Bacon In fair demand; shoulders, gtg
O4c.; clear rib, lotc.; clear sides, lcsc. "hsKey
firm at 9ic.
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The SlDNEY GRAYs.--This tine company
has full-dress drill! tonight at their aIlno-
ry. The members who have not turned In
their old ihuskets are expected to do so ut
this meeting,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On MI sales OF rfHl fstnte made bettgeen the lat NJ
January G'ld aoth 9f June the tare8 6or the pre-
all snIes made bet,5een he Isf nj Jply Gud ;nsi
IF the year the tnres hare 10 he paid By the Seler.
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&OHa Scotia.

HALIFAX. August 27.--Additional accounts
of disasters resulting from Sundays storm
continue to come to hand. The gale was
severely felt along the eastern coast.
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CLEARED FOR TRIESTE. The bark Surprise.
Captain Is. F. ELoyt, cleared this port yes
tcrday morning with cargo of tobacco for
Trieste, Austria.
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FALL-STYLE SILK HAT.-P. WEIsIGER 4 Co.
1901 Main street. now In receipt of their fall
sly silk hats. These hats very stylish, and
rirnly npw shane.
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TIE DOLLAR STORE, corner OF Ninth and Main
streets, has just received beautiful assortment OF
llncy goods of every description, which the public
are invited to cali and examine.
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lImssrcecssful Trip.

MONTREAL. August 27.-The Pennsy lvanla
detectives who have been searching for q
banker who fed with 100000, proceeds OF
forgeries, have departed homeward unsuc.
ces.iul.
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PURE WHITE FELT HATS-ihe very thing for this
season. the prettrst felt hat out-for sale ut p
WEI>IGER s. Co s., 1901 Main street.
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In Snitc Of Y0ur teeth,

Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
ISG GOODS from +. b. SPENCE 4 son.
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*"TAEI PUBLIC ArPoINTED.--Mr. Eiijlh
). Counts has been appointed notsry public
;"s the county Of Buchanan.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. August 27.-Sprits OF turpentine
steady AT 40c. Rosin quiet at S2t5 Tor straiHeo.
Crude turpentlne steady; $3 for hard: $3.50 TOT
yellow-diD and virgin Tar quiet ut S9,s5.
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In spite Of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly cnamcll'd and Thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown.
II the SOzOpoST'S daily brushed i'm.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIFTS made 10
order by l.. Is. SrENCE Il SON.
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\ l'ur-f!GuT FOR A WAGEK.-M one of
r.,, i"!cciabe dcns of vice on Cary street
...'H5cn seventeenth and Eighteenth nearly
1850 hundred persons. ail white. assembled
:..' u.-ht II about IL O'Clock to witness Il
= i, h.twcou two English bulldogs. The
.'.,.,> vc;, Twenty-Five dollars side. Both
4o.- Lid been in training for two or three
"....'-. ana al the arrangements for the cruel
.i.4. were complete. The admission fee
- l'ty cents ant the trainer, notorious
.,saff. H:l> 10 receive it as his pay. Just as
.f,r,liiT@ was ready the parties found out
ra:t thr pDljcr were going 10 make 4 descent
";on thrln, and they quickly put the dogs
vH' q sight. \ ccn-uitat!un WAS held, and
The r">,i, Wd> the principals and many in-
'rt">t"d parties went out 10 the nelgbbor-
h,oi oi thc Fair Grounds aud had the tight
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Personal. - Colonel James Mcdonald
Secretary of the Commonwealth, is visiting
the waterng-placc> in the Warm Springs
valley.
His Excellency Governor Walker will pro!
baby return to the city the first of next
week.
Last Sunday, Rev. \. L. Dickinson. Of this
city. delivered an address at Belington,
Barbour county, West Va, before the
Union Baptist Association III behalf of the
Virginia Memorial and raised about two
huudI ed dollars. The Association decided
to increase the sum to not less than one
thousand d0tlGrS, and appoint its moderator,
Rev =. Murray, of Buckhannon, to "take
the matter in charge and lay its claims be-
fore each church" Rev. Mr. Dickinson has
returned to this city. and is suffering from II
wound in the foot, received 10y Il railroad
accident ON the Marietta and Pittsburgh
railroad.
The Rev. John +. Edwards, ID. D., left the
city yesterday for il weeks absence in the
country. lie will preach on next Sunday at
Howardsvilic, in Nelson county.
Among the arrivals ut the American Hotel
Yesterday were MesSrS. J. Wilson Bracket,
Madison Courthouse; Il. Il. Roberts, Chur-
lutte county; r. p. Richardson, Rcidsyillc.
=. c. and I. L. Richardson, Of Jackson,
Miss.
Mr.. Ii. y. Whitcomb, Chief engineer Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, returned
Ia, The city yesterday after having made Il
tour Of the inc.
Coroner Taylor will leave This morning for
Warrcnton, y. G.. where he has been sum-
moncd to attend aS Il wituc>S in Il case OF
murder by poisoning with strycllnine. He
has hceu engaged lor several weeks i'll an
elaborate analysis of the contents OF the
stomach of the murdered person, and Sue
cecdcd in establishing indubitably the pre-
sencc of the poison. This analysis Is one of
the most difficult and delicate that falls
within the province of the chemist.
Last night Mcs>rs. w. L. jackson, Nor
folk; james j. Foster, Stallnton; j. Ii. Mas
sic, Amherst; w. r. VIM, Hanover; DR..
J. NJ. Taliatrrro. Amherst ; J. w. Martin,
Norfolk DR.. c. f. johnson, Raleigh, N. c.;
George +. Miller. Cabel Courthouse, Va;
and J. Il. Porch, England, were registered
at Ford'S Hotel.
Mir. A. Alexander Little, of the Frede-
ricksburg Ne,cs, arrived in Richmond yes
tcidav, and left the city in the III O'Clock
cypress tain for the White Sulphur.
Amon1 TIC arrivals at the Exchange Hotel
and Ballard House yesterday were the lol'
lowing: William b. Willis, Esq, Norfolk;
Mcssrs w. Bruce, Virginia; j. W. CIop-
ton, Arkansas; Ii. N. Fowlke>, Montgom-
cry county, Va; and DR.. }. w. {. McDon-
aid. Augusta. Ga.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, rcaiy-nladc aud made
order. by r.. b. SPENCE & son.
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INTERNAL REvENUE CoLLEcTIoss.--The in
ternal revenue collections yesterday amount-
ed to SS,0S6.a0.
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s,,ver RuI,ion Eastward Bouna.

OMAHA, August 10.--Ten thousand three
hundred pounds OF silver bullion passed
here to-day eastward bound.
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VOL. XIV.

PoLlcE CouRr, w WEDSEspAY--, Justice Whit
presiding.--Georgc Christian (negro), guilty
OF stealing lot of clothing OF the value OF
$50 from DIR. i'upper, was sent 10 jail and
chan-sanS for twelve months. This is the
man who attempted 10 escape Yesterday, and
was recaptured by officer Michaels.
Charlotte Bradley (ncgro), charged With
having unlawful possession OF watch-chain
belonging to James Patterson, was dis.
charged.
Robert Crittendcn. charged with striking
Mrs. +. Il. Gill, was discharged.
Edward Hill {negro). guilty of stealing q
gold watch-chain from Henry Jones (negro),
was sent to Jail for twelve months. Hill is u
scamp we'll known to the police.
Rhoda Jones. charged with stealing dla-
mond ring valued at $l50 from Miss Mary
Jane Fulton, was sent on to the grand jury.
The case of j. Is. Strnger and II. G.. ,Iinks,
for aS>aulting and beating Jane Patterson
(ne@rol, was continued until Friday morning.
The woman was so badly injured she could
not appear in court to-day.
W. S. Seldcn megro), charged with inter.
tering with The police in the discharge of
their duty. was discharged with Il cluion.
Robert Fagg (negre), for assaulting and
beating Stanard Gibbs, was fined s..
William Duffy, a deserter from the schoon-
er Crisis. now loading in the dock, was sem
fenced to confinement in jaii until the
schooner is ready TO sail.
Richard Reid (ne9rol. for interfering with
the police in the discharge of their duty, was
fined 81.
Julia Epps (negro), guilty Of stealing lot
of wearing apparel from Mrs. NJ. A. Chile
son, was sent 10 Jail for sixty days.
Martha Page (negro), accused of stealing
n lot of clothing from Mrs. NJ. A. ChilesoD,
was found not guilty.
Henry Wright, charged with trespassing
on the premises of Turner Gentry and re-
fusing to leave when ordered, was dis
charged upon bis own recognizluce to be of
good behavior for six months.
Louisa Looney, charged with abusing,
threatening, aud interfering with Aaron
lla,kius, was discharged. and Ha>kins was
fined $50.
Richard Booker (negro), charged with
garot'ing and robbing +. w. Linnelnan,
was sent on to the grand jury.
This case was worked up by officer Hulce,
and the arrests were made by him assisted
by Sergeant Hall. The penalty for the
crime is confinement in the penitentiary for
not less than eight nor more than eighteen
years.
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nFFICE OF THE SHlLLINGER
ARTIFICIAL-sToSE PAVEMENT
FOR TILE
STATE OF-yiRGINIA,
STATE oF~yiRGINIA,
No sI2 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, va.

We are now prepared to lay down the above,
named pavement in the most artistic n.ahner ,aho
cost far less shan rhst OF Tagging We Will also S
cenrtyars areas, cellars OF houses fSor1 OK ssa s
enf thereby tnsufing great durability, entire free
dom frola dust, smoothness OF surface, aud beauty
of finish, &c. ,r, ,....a
anniy in,ned.ateiy, rs this Is the most suitseie s
OF Tie year TO nave the work done In.
S,stcrs sessired u: the ONCE, 9l9 Main street.
tes-3m . T. %. !. CT = - ~ 49,
DTOOk AND JOB PRINTING DONE At
~ Tuss OFFICE.
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THE WORKS OF THE DEVIL ARE AT FIZz1SI's
In the shape of DEyILLED MEATS.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, August 27.-Money, s9oa Sterling
stronger ut "A Gold lower ut ll5tMtt5s. Govern
ments dull, aud little doing at lower rates. States
quiet aud nominal
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MOODY & ROYALL. $40 T.. NJ, real estate I'm
Manchester on Twelfth street near the Rich.
mond aud Petersburg Railroad depot also, the
property corner Of Semmes and Twelfth streets.
THOMAS W. kEESEE, 10 A. NJ, household rurnI.
ture, &c.
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Now rs THE TIME to get some of those fine
BARTLETT PEARS ut PIzZINIs.
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REpFoRD HAS ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE BoY
liity-ccnt hats.
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Fatal Locomotive Explosion.
DEs MONIES, August GA freight engine
on tue Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific rail-
road exploded yesterday, killing one person
aud badly scalding three others.
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BEDFORD, 90: MAIN STREET, HAS DUNLAP
fill sty les.
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THOSE DELICIOUS CONCORD GRAPES came from
pIZZISI'S.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 27.-Vifgnia consols, S2a
West Virginia's, III. Bids.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS

AT FRONT DOOR DISPATCH OFFICE, AUGUST 9I
5 a. NJ L. III. ".
u IS " .
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REMOVALS.

REMOVALS..
NuE UNDERSIGNED III a V h K E.
/ MOVED from 1916 and 1915 Cary street, to
1911 CARY STREET, COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
wrre they will ,r happy to serve their customers
ami all in want Of
GROCERIES and LIQUORS
of all grades.
MI lt-lm CIIAMBERLAYNE K JONES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST ~

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST :s. 1873.
sun rises. s......... $50 Noon sets. ee3
sun sets s....... 629 High tide............ 500
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REDWOOD & CRENsuAW, 10 A. NJ, furniture
clothing, notions, &c.
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VIRGINIA YEAST-P . " D + K still
Y maintain their reputItion rs beiug the most
rrlIa lie In use. Try them. Prepared By
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
,uas Sixth and Broad STREETS.
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PIzZINl hts 4 splendid lot of LEMONS.

ENGLISH biscuits At rIZzISI'S.
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER TIE LATE ruS
TAIL law-lseiul, servicelble. and cheap. The al
verlisrr can fill the hack of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish 10 make public
anil send them through the mail for only one cent
Can be printed at this Office at low rates.
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POSTAL CAHDS.-Thosc who propose using tho
new postal cards ran have the printing neatly and
rhraply tlome at the DiSpnfch printing house.
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FINANCIAL.

RrCssMOyD STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, August ~. sfs7s.
The sales to-day 500 RichHaend cisy es at 7as,
and "a shurcs OF Merchants National Bank stock >
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II EROSENE Oil.

So barrels KEROSENE, In good order, for sale
II lowest market price by l.. W Az En-,
1au2t Druggist Sixth and Broad streets.
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TGUsT, AT OST!.--Fron this day
n Will niler my stock OF RLF lakRAIohsSS, sS
IrE-plTCHERS and WATER COOLERS Al.
COST, 10 liiake room for fail aud winter stock
z. CuRRAST,
an 1s.9v pQa east Main street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
santanla ana DE Fee.

Nav YoRK, Ock l4-A Fort slu despatch says
that 0ne OF tie conditions Of the release of San.
tanta and Big Tree, who were restored 10 their
trihe on the 6th, was that Eve men Of the parties
FaldtAg in Texas should be given up TO take the
place Of the chiefs.
5 The 0ommissi0neF OF Indian Affairs case tie
ComaneAes thirty days to comply vita the de-
maRa, notifying them II the men are not forth
coming then their annuities aud rafions would be
stopped. The Comanehes are disposed to evada
complying. alleging that no raiders had been ia
Texas. bus as a. .eolnch. DR.. ChssvsF, q Coman-
che ehioA, vulanbseFad 70 take his land aAd 70
forthwith aieng with the United etatss troops md
assist IN eaptnring the raiders This was accsp
ted, and Q company Of cavalry u o-deVed to Sc
com pany the Indians, who via start on Monday
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
Special NOtices.
mEF, KunkeI's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

EFF. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter wine oil Iron
will esetually liver com plaiut, Jaundice' eys
pepsia ehVOnie or nervous debility. CHRONIC dlar-
rh@G, disease of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from = disor derej liver. stomach or mites,
uaes; such as constipation, hAtulence, inNaio
piles fulness of blood to the hea4. acidly oil the
stomach nausea heartburn. disgust for 1000, iull-
mes Of weight in the stomach, sore eructAtions
sinking or huttering st the pit Of the stomach
swimming Of the head. hurried or difficult breath
ing huttering Of the heart. choking or suuocatlng
sensations Wnen in lying posture, Guinness ol
vision, dots or webs before the sight, dp,l pam IN
the head, deficiency Of persplraion, yelloWness Oh
the skin and eyes, pain in the side. back, chest
limbs Dc, sudden hRshes OF heat, burning IN the
hesh constant imAginings Ofsvil and great dePres-
sion Cf spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and free frem alec;
hOllc stimulent and all injurious ingredients, and
are pleasant in taste and SMELL mild in their ope
ratiOns, will remove impurities from the body ana
give health and viGor to the frame.
beware Of countcrfeits. The genuine is sold
only in 81 bottles.
sold by Druggists and dealers everyw here.
P. kUNKEL, Proprietor. No $50 North Ninth
street, PhilAdelphi A. Pa. eept2 i2taW2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
NEWS sPEHNTERs.
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.


Lace Is now worn by ladies' behind more than 4
ever was before.
A Californian recently rode fifteeu-mle horse
back race against a Paci6c Railway train for $50,
and won It.. - " q HsA "a 11fkNa1
The uncertain boundary line between Maine
and New Hampshire having caused remark, a
speelaF surveyor has been appointed to remark
il.
"Relative insanity" is the latest invention OF
medical experts in the Wintermute- -McCook MUIR
der case. It's a convenient way of admitting that
the prisoner isnt positively insane.
Madison, Nc, has convicted youthful desper-
ado, eleven years old, Of manslaRghfer 10 shoot
ing little girl with loaded gun, which his m
dulgent parents allowed him to keep among his
playthings. The parents were not tried.
The people Of Providence are highly incensed al
the discovery of an old English Gazetteer, pub
iished in 1T76, which describes Bristol as q tOwF
in New England "having a commodious harbor
al the entrance of which lies Rhode leland"