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DELAWARE.
West, the Murderer.

DOVER, August 13.--Prof. Isaac G..
West, acquitted of the murder of Cooch
Turner, but still in the Dover jail awaiting
trial on an indictment for arson, bas be-
come the victim of remorseful con-
science. He is evidently much harrassed
in mind. beyond the insanity which is said
to possess him, and his actions betray an
inward consciousness of the enormity of
the offense for which his life was on trial.
A gentleman who has visited him says that
he is frequently seen looking at his hands,
first on one side and then ON the other, as
if expecting TO see blood upon them, and
his actions in other respects raise a pre-
sumption that remorse for the murder Of
Turner is settling down upon him. During
a late thunderstorm he was greatly agita.
ted, and his face the next morning was one
Of the most woe-begone imaginable. He
slept but little, and every thunder peal
would start him to his feet as if q thousand
harpies were dogging at his footsteps
His life at best is a miserable one, hut il
provokes but little sympathy.
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point near the tunnel. AT Point of Rocks
two freight cars ran off the track, causing
a DELAY of trains

point near the tunnel. At Point of Rocks
two freight cars ran off the track, causing
delay of trains.
In Maine yesterday the Democratic con-
vention adopted resolutions identically the
same as those of the recent Ohio conven-
tion. Joseph Titcomb was nominated for
governor, after which the convention ad-
Journed sine die.
The proceedings of the mil tary commits
sion in the trial Of the Modoc Indians un-
doubtedly arrived at the war department
this. morning or late last evening.
/ Hon. G.. G. Clay was thrown from his
horse near Huntsville, Alabama, several
days since, and sustained fractures of his
arm in two places.
-Four convicts escaped from Sing-Sing
IN. ~ prison some time Monday night by
cutting their way through the roof.
Floyd Oxendine, colored, was shot dead
in North Carolina few days ag,, it is
supposed by Stephen Lowery, the only
survivor of the Infamous swamp angels.
Oxendine. it is stated, was about to marry
the widow of Henry Lowery and Stephen
was opposed to it.
The Massachusetts Republican state
committee have appointed September II for
the state convention to be held at Worces.
ter ftIt I@I E.fE AlfT5 5st
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/ STATE NEWS.

I Rev. w. II. Broaddus, ID. d., has hat
an operation performed on his eyes for
cataract, and he and the occulist believe il
to be perfect success. Ahlse lbs
There was collision on the Seaboard
and Roanoke railroad Saturday between a
freight and material train. Three engines
were wrecked. Nobody hurt Loss
~ 200. s9x siaisS iiEs .aiisg sassasl8f . aftl
|, Moses Kit was terribly cut with d
razor about the face and arms in AlexaI,-
dria Tuesday morning by negro named
Kelly, in an affray between them at Fish
town. ,sss5lo4 II ~
The Petersburg Appeal anxiously in
quires sscan Petersburg be redeemed p, p,
The only way is to export some of her
do-nothing suckers. She will be rectus
then.
d Rev. j. d. Blackwell, pastor of tn G
Methodist church, and Rev. Father Q, ,Keefe,
OF fthe Catholic church, are conducting re-
ligious discussion through the Norfolk
papers. The last article Of Mr.. Blackwell
fills over three columns advertising type) Of
the Virginian Of yesterday. 7. a9 i5'.at
.i The people Of Prince William county
are exceedingly provident. They always
have their pic-nics and balls convenient to
a church. and then, in case it rains, they
can adjourn the dance from the green
sward to the church building, and so lose
no time. wi S no6r5
In Virginia we have somewhere in the
neighborhood of seventy-fve or one hum
dred papers, but three of which are labor
ing in the right cause. Truly, there is
great disparity in numbers, but the smaller
number is backed up by God seternal truth,
while the latter is fighting with Satan's
armor only. So says the Norfolk Day
Book. 8fa ~ ERl3 at4 &fG Z
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MARYLAND.
Heavy storm.

BALTIMORE, August Western Ma
ryland was visited by terrific storm yes
terday morning, which did considerable
damage to the growing corn and fruit
There was destructive fall of hailstones
in portions of Washington and Frederick
counties. Nearly every window in the
village Of Burkittsville, near Champions
Gap, was broken. The Chesapeake
and Ohio canal was broken at New Berlin,
and also at Mercerville, and four trestle.
work bridges on the Washington county
branch railroad were swept away. Pas
sengers are carried around the break in
hacks and other vehicles, and the usual
schedule time is made. Two freight en-
giDes were thrown from the track of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near Point Of
Rocks, by the accumulations of sand and
other debris, but no damage was done.
There has not been such food in that sec
tion of the state since 1868. fis fF
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Gpe,.i,.g Shate yplirinsL

A PENNSYLVANIA item informs US
that there is held every night at rail-
road station in that state convention Of
the most novel and startling description
real Walpurgis Night sort of arrange
ment. Regularly, at the orthodox witch
ing hour Of night, the ghosts of those
who have been killed on the railroad track
troop forth, all in the awful pose and
wounded condition in which the locomo-
tive left them. They pass resolutions Of.
censure on the railroad companies, and
conduct themselves in abusiness-like man
ner generally until the cock crows, when
they vanish in thin air. kRG gI isotl#
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CITY NEWS.

POLICE CouRT.-The following bust
ness was transacted at this court to-day:
Rose Carter fined 81 for assaulting and
scratching Susan Craighill the latter 50. 80
for serving Rose in the same unfeminine
fashion. sfs.5.s.
Tom WingGeld, huckster, was hauled up
for getting dollar from fellow citizen In
the same line Of business by specious but
unholy pretences. Being corned and ex-
hibiting due sense OF the enormity Of
his offence, besides anteing up the miss
ing funds, he was let off.
Tom Burfoot, with enough exhilarating
elixir hid away about his person to make
him equal to standard drunk and disorder
ly person. was let off on his promise to join
Shockoe Hill division.
z Charles, Waddell for beating Mary
Cosby, fined So and sent to Jail for two
weeks. Z" Charlesn looked duly penitent,
but the judge plainly informed him he
could not play that on him. The woods
are full of such as he. Under this admo-
milton and reproof, the gay deceiver wilted
like J0nah's gourd vine. s-rg ege
Emma Leach, who did not look any,
thing like the fish after whom she was
named, was acquitted of unauthorizedly
small adolescent juvenile not
her own. sftstfs9 800 5sssssss,
4 George O'Day and Martha Driscoll were
acquitted of having unlawful possession off
james A. Dawson's trunk and wearing
apparel. Dawson was advised to seek an
of his difficulties through the
medium of civil tribunal. He went of
singing, but not in cheerful voice '.Me
trunk, oh me trunk = and he bore the
aspect of a man that sorrowed for the
beautiful that was vanished and would
return no more. .
Rebecca Walker and Selma Massie, for
using obscene language and creating dis
in the street, were each fined S5.
Amount Of fines imposed, $2S.
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MAINE.



AUGUSTA, August tl3.--Presidcnt Grant
and party, consisting of his daughter Nellie,
his two sons, General Babcock and Hon.
Simon Cameron, arrived in this city by spe.
cial train at 4:30 p. m. asi ff2 n ~
i Speaker Blaine met the party ON the ar
rival of the train, and conducted the Presi.
dent to barouche, which was in waiting,
The Others, Of the party entered carriages,
and all proceeded to the residence of Speak
er Blaine, whose guests they are TO be
during their stay in the city. " aet
The President visited the United States
arsenal at 1880 o'clock, and was received
by Major Whittemorc. lie then proceeded
to the Soldiers, Home at Tagus, and eined
with General Tilton.
Governor Parham will give. reception
at the State-house at $40 o'clock this even.
ing, to which the public are cordially in
yited.
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FOREIGN.


3 LONDON, August 13.--The famous
clipper ship La Escocesa, which recently
arrived from San Francisco has sunk in the
Mersey.
The town of Christianople, Sweden, has
been destroyed by fire. ia sa..
1t is reported that the Allan line clipper
ship Altoona from Montreal for Glasgow
was run down and sunk by the state line
steamship Alabama, from Glasgow for
New York, and that the wreckage which..it
was at first thought came from the Ala
barna was a portion of the Abeona.
q SPAIN
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CALIFORNIA.

Large Mass Meeting I'm San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 13.-There
was an immense mass meeting last night
at Platt's hall under the auspices of the
Peoples union. Governor Booth delivered
an eloquent and statesman-like address on
the subject Of the railroad problem in
American politics. This is the initiative
meeting in the political campaign of the
people against the Central railroad mono
poly.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, August 13.-Stocks
steady. Gold 115a., Money at 4a5.
Exchange, long 1883 !; short 1891.
Governments dull. State bonds quiet.
The steamship Montgomery which arrived
here yesterday, brought the first bale Of
the season of Georgia cotton.
Two hundred and thirty thousand dollar.
in silver bars were shipped to-day.
A son of Brigham Young now in this
city, said in an interview last night thai
Mrs. Eliza Young has been induced by
outside Gentiles to begin the suit against
his father to make cisrn in the church.
Brigham had not consented to any COM
promise but would fight the thing out.
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A LONG FAST. Twelve days ago the
family of Colonel VIM. p. Buell., who re-
side at No. 1886 Main street, left for visit
to the country. About the same time they
missed their favorite pet canine i" Major"
and mourned him as "gone dog" On
returning home yesterday they found the
dog, which had been accidently locked up
in q room, as near q skeleton as. he well
could get. If some ministering angep'
did not visit that canine, he was without
food for eleven days and nights. He yet
lives. @ h
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HMOND. va, WEDNESDAY EVENIn

THE INEBRIATEs' H0NfE.1-The legis-
lature many months ago chartered COM
pany of gentlemen for the purpose ol
building an g Inebriate Home in or near
this city. AT that time considerable in
terest was apparently felt in the matter
by our citizens, and many promises ol
substantial aid were given the committee
Of three appointed to solicit subscriptions.
There were two propositions for building,
one in Harvietown where land would
have to have been purchased, and one in
Henrico on the line Of the York river rail-
road. about five miles from the city, where
gentleman, deeply interested in all good
works, had promised the company q do
nation of land sufficient for its purposes,
whenever funds should be raised for erect
ing the necessary buildings. Nothing has
been done in the matter for several
months past by the committee who were,
and are, earnest workers IN the cause, for
the reason that from the general luke
warrnness manifested it would be labor
thrown away. We hope a better state of
feeling will prevail on, the subject, ere
long, and that before many months we
may hail the Inebriates' III ONE as an
established fact. s1t{ t.S
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MADRID, August 13.-Contreras, with
few followers, has surrendered in re-en-
tering Carthagena, his last refuge.
The Republicans of Barcelona have petit
toned the government to establish junta
of public safety in Catalonia.
BAYoNNE, August 13.--The wife Of
Don Carlos has joined her husband in the
field, and will share his fortunes. The
Carlsts are wildly enthusiastic over the
auanf ff .fsflsTsst = tse Fl. Hegssf
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
al murder ana suicide.

BOSTON, August 13.-Solomon j.
Sampson, living at Hyde Park, attempted
70 take the lives Of his wife and her mother
last evening, threatening them with anopen
razor. They escaped to a neighbor's,
whereupon Sampson drew the razor acress
his throat, infiicting cash several inches
in length. He was removed to an insane
asylum.
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Items.
Il"

,stl8 e8. Items. gs3
COLONEL. JOHN M. PATTON, JR., is in
the city. Eal
INTERNAL REVENUE collections TO-
day amounted to 81 ,652.60. s.s
= :. No MAILs.-No mails north of Balti-
more again to-day. What is the matter ?
JAMES REiTH, the youth injured by a
mule on the basin bank Monday, is reeov.
ering.
! A GENTLEMAN stepped in the post
Office to-day and asked the price of postal
cards.
E WARMTH, REST, CLEANLINESS, PURE
AIR and clean shirt is said to be the best
medicine in the world.
JAMES RIVER WATER, unlike a dia
mond, improves by getting off color. II
is that way now. So
THE FAIR AT EBENEZER CHURCH
closes tonight with public auction of al
articles remaining ON hand. -
JOSEPH HALL, Sam Maccubbin, and
P. Weisiger are directors Of the peniten.
tiary by gubernatorial appointment.
THE r. L. /. BLUES are better off thar
they have been for many year, being
out Of debt and as irisky as young kittens
SOME. ONE HAS DISCOVERED that coal
oil applied to bald heads will make the hail
grow. 1t will certainly make it feel like
moving. .aa
| RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER a
| g. Il. Johnston's news and music store
9lS Main street, to-day At 6 a. m. 20
0 q. m. 76; IL m. IS 3p. m.7S.
THE GRAND PICNIC excursion fo
the benefit Of Leigh-street Baptist Sunday
school will leave ON the Richmond, Chesa
peake, and York river railroad for Yves
/ Point Wednesday, 9th. at 7a.m.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.
RICHMOND, Va

~ RICfiMUND, Y H. y
The next session begins October lst, and con-
tinues nine mocths. The College comprises the
following independent schoois--to-wit: 5lf
/. LATIN, y s4st
III. GREEK, LALa4 81 i4sast
h4 III. MODERN LANGUAGEs
IV. ENGLISH. 5lfifqf- q
n- v. MATHEMATICS 44 .T6-W1i
b VI. MECHANICS, 8 s
VII. CHEMISTRY, fa
VIII PHILOSOPHY, 86
In addition to the foregoing, a SCHOOL OF
LAW, under the charge of Professors MAURy
and NBRsoS, is connected with the College. ,.
The expenses of a student, including board In
messing clubs, tuition, and ether fees fuel lights
: and washing need not exceed $2l0 for the en- tire
session. Board In private families can be had
at from &ll to &ls per month
For catalogues, containing full information
apply 10 STARKE RyfAND, 9l6 Main street, OF
address n As B. PURYEAR, l e1s
E6E56 Chairman of the Faculty.
iy I6--Stawd&wtocl .a.a 1aEF u
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D Ii. Nc CO r M | U KS
e MAMMOTH AUCTION
"a COMMISSION HOUSE, Sg
I4I4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.
IMPORTANT TO FRUIT GROWERS
SOMETHING RARE!
BEST FRUIT CRATE KNOWN /

The "OLIFTON FRUIT CRATE OF which
e. b. Georgia Il Go. are the patentees, is pro-
nounced by the Potomac Fruit-G Growers Soci-
ETY. the best one known to them. It is now
manufactured at Clifton and at Accotink, Fair.
fax county, Virginia but the demand is so
great for this light, useful and popular article,
that those factories cannot begin to supply the
demand, and Messrs. f. B. Georgia Il o. are
ready to make liberal terms for right of patent
to those who may desire to manufacture at any
other locality aas4 EE09 - afi ttfAs1tgss y
Call or address the pat ntees at Clifton, Fair.
fax county, Va. an 6--dlmw3m.
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CONSERVATIVE PREPARATIONS FOR
THE GUBERNAToRIAL CAMPAIGN.
"Among the prominent men who are to
take the stump for Kemper, Withers and
Daniel, are Governor G. C. Walker. Ex-
United States Senator R. M. Z. Hunter,
Hon. Thomas s. Bocock, formerly speaker
of the United States house of representa-
tivss, ex-Judges Robert Ould and
Vim. w. Crump. Of Richmond, Hon.
John Goode, of Norfolk, and host Of
other able and popular orators.n
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY
POUNDED 1898.

The one hundred and eighty-third session be-
gins second WEDNESDAY of October-closes
FOURTH of July. e
The college course includes all that is impor-
tant to college curriculum. The expenses OF
a student need not exceed two hundred and
forty dollars the session.
For further information address the subscri-
her ut williamsburg, Virginia w - 80
BENZ. 8. EWELL,
President OF the College of
iy 2l-dsw&w8w William and Mary
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
The next term Of this court, Judge Bond
presiding, Messrs. H. III. Wells, jr., and
William r. Worthington, United States
attorneys, will commence in this city on
the first Monday in October. The mos,
important cases are those Of James B,
Pace, a tobacco manufacturer, versus
Rush Burgess, collector Of internal reve-
nue., for q refund Of export tax on tobacco
and which involves in that particular case
a matter of SIC, 900. and the United States,
versus the Richmond and Danville railroad
for unpaid taxeson dividends under the
internal revenue law, amountingt to $25, 900
more or less. In both of these cases vari-
Gus points of interest in common and
constitutional laws willarise, and doubtless
every inch OF ground will be boldly con
tested by some OF our most astuto legal
luminaries. e#
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FAIR AND FEAST.
THE LADIES' FAIR

at the Ebenezer Church will CLOSE TONIGHT,
with public auction. The friends Of the Church
are invited to attend, as this affords an excel
lent opportunity to those Wishing to make their
friends presents The admission to the Fair
will be FREE. O. A. CROSS,
au l3-1t~ .5srt Manager 4
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DIRECTORS MEETING. The directors
of the Penitentiary will meet at that insti-
tuition on Friday next. The directors Of the
Central lunatic asylum will meet there on
the second day of September.
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MARINE DISASTER. - The canal
pleasure-boat Stonewall, owned by Messrs.
Scott & Morris, and commanded by Cap
tain Blank, sank at her moorings yesterday
in the basin, near the corner Of Eighth
street. opposite Warwick's stone ware
hniIcp Gs58 sE
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BRING OUT THE Bro GUN.-General
Kemper, Conservative candidate for Cover.
nor, will be in the city next week. Captain
Carter has been applied to for the loan of
his battery. and the Swamp Angels will
bring out their six-pounder.
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RAILROAD MATrERs.-An engineer
ing party from the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad are prospecting between Williams
burg and Yorktown for site for an ad-
Hdition to that road.
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l59--Inyol

tff Et slsl l59-Inyoi
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia. sol 49, LH
? In the matter of r.. f, Armstrong VS.. r. ii.
Anderson, bankrupt--in bankruptcy
At Richmond, Va, this 22d day Of May, 1879
William H. Aliderdice, of Richmond, in the
county of Henrieo and State of Virginia, hereby
gives noticeof his appointment as assignee OF
the estate of Il. III. Anderson of the county oI
Hsnrico in said district, and who was to.wit, on
the Sd day of May a. d. 1872, adjudged a bank
rupt upon the petition of his creditors, by the
District Court Of the United states, for said
district. ~ As.s{El A Ga
Dated Richmond, Va, May %. a. d. 1872.
| F@sT N# VIM. H. H.ALLDERDICE,
iy 7-MSw Assignee.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNI


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES, for the Eastern District Of
Virginia.
In the matter of !. Warner Lewis, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond, the a0th day of July, 1873.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEN:
Please to take notice hereby, that petition
has been to-wit: on the S0th day of July, a. d
1878, filed in said Di,trict court by J. Warner
Lewis of Essex county in said district who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress entitled San Act to
establish q uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout The United States,'' approved March
I'd, 1867. for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims proyable
under said act. and that the 9th day of Sept'r,
a d. 1873, at 10 O'Clock n. M, before w. w.
Forbes one of the registers of said court in bank
ruptcy at his office in Richmond IN said district
is the time and place assigned for the hearing
of the same, when and where you may attend
and show cause, If any you have, why the prayer
of the said petition should not be granted.
Yon are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors OF the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. w. w. FORBES,
y Register in Bankruptcy for
au S-F2w the Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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BOARDING THE LION IN Hrs DEN.--
Colonel 0. I. Beard, Of this city, as de-
clared by himself, will musically humble
against the election of Hughes as governor.
lie will open fire at Lynchbure, -.
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BIG VEGETABLES MIR. George X.
Crutchield, Of this city, it is said, has been
raising on his Hanover farm some thirty
eight and a half pound watermelons. One Of
his raising that vegetables around these pre-
cincts weighs considerably over an hundred
and fifty pounds. $780,.
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PRAYER GAUaE.-Ou Catholic friends
entered to-day on the second of their three
days of prayer prescribed by Pho Nino.
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REPORTED SERIOUS lNJURY.-A man
named R. A. Oraddock, is reported to
have sustained such injuries. at the Rockets
sugar refinery Monday night as will
probably cause his mortal dissolution. We
could not learn how. etf
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CANNES. According to an official
count 6,9s2 unlicensed dogs now "go at
large" and small, for that matter, in this
city,. 20 ssa e tts '4tst
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THEATRICAL NoTE.-Mr. w. 7. Pow
ell, manager of the Richmond Theatre,
leaves the city this morning to complete
his arrangements for the fall and winter
season, which commences on the 10Th Of
September.
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NJ PERSONS LEAVING THE CTTY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHES
APEAKE OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS.
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KENTUCK Y.


LEXINGTON, August 13.--The trot-
ting stallion Sentinel, valued at $50, 900 is
dead. s - k.aa