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weatrser Probabilities.

WAsHMeToN, August 29.--For New Eng
land, the northern portion Of the Middle
States, and the lower lake regions, less pres
sure, slightly rising temperature, light
southeasterly to westerly winds, and partly
cloudy weather.
From the Middle Atlantic coast south
westward over the South Atlantic and East
ern Gulf States, continued high barometer,
and light variable winds with areas OF rain.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 20. ls7s.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. norfolk, on, mer-
steamer Petersburg, Geogllegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. T. Brett. -,
Brig Leonard Meyers, Hicks, New York; sais'
Rsrt Maggie " Hugg, Hugg, Baltimore in ballast,
Gallrgo Mills Manufacturing Company. J., ,.u.s,
Brig Sarah and Emma, New fofk' ~ pana0''
Steamship Wyanoke Couch, New York, mer-
chand!se and passengers e. s m sh PSi1sSelUhas @er
chandise and messengers. w. p. Porter. ,u.
Schooner Caroline holmes, jackson, Norioik'
sesoonsr George Hesry Norfolk paving
stone, Currie u Co.
Rark Eyerhard, HorstmaII, from Richmoao' ~
isrir Nellie Antrim, Loud, from Richmond 'a.'
at Rio Grande 10th instant. 10, -,.,,,,,nor Ann
yifainia. saGdaGsn from a%ss riyer lumber ;,
The "Der Pommer," -, entered out~ai" ~
Liverpool 18th Instant for Riehoa ngeaer from Rich
mond for Hayre wasoR the Liztrd 4th instant
Schooner Right Away, kosn, from hichmonu'
at New York 18th instant.
Tic schooner Webster Barnard, Smith, Of Bucks
TcksonyIiie @ and back TO Philadephin Ia twenty
days, arriving 22d instant.
FAST SAILING.
Ine new DARK tHDuy Ne AohAn6sS A. tt,.,
which arrived at Portland Saturday, mace u,s
round trip from New YORK TO CaaL onu -, n@I Zach E
Portland in eighty days taking AZ ia u, fMsntysx
way. The outward passage was mace ~ ,s Tshe
days. The inward passage In fhirfy,two s,ttno
detention IN port. dtschargtng, and oadins' 'aApo
twenty-five days.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., August 2e-steamer fo,ssc ,.sc
mauth returned to Honolulu August lrDm =, tmS ,r.,
months cruise In search Of reported dangers ~ s
North Pacific. Leaving Honolulu June 10, sns Dc, -
through the passage between the i5lands OF MnvS MnS
kair and Uahia against avery strogg btad wInu.
The yichhty of the repoE.ed position of Donns
Maria SaAaran island and philadelpbia island, NO: NO
examined aud fniIy searched, bus no lEdfcati TU
discovered OF land. reef or sosl water fhe ytcin.
ify OF shosl No 27 was carefully searchsds also of
2Gs, including the poaiticu OF lltc reef given IN
Bluus's geperaI chart Of the Pacific ocean, bias
nothing was found TO indicate Island, reef, or sia
water. The various positions assigned Coopers
island No. ssS danger list, also the assigned
this danger on BuutS chart, were curefaiiy ezAns-
ined and the 0n-exstence OF all was coacluss sSly
shoIn. The position assigned iu Milkes'a nnTrs-
live cannot ne Tec0netled 70 his pahiishc cAart OF
the track Of hts expedition. i.
DISASTER.
Schooner Watson Baker. Hopkins, hence ior MeM
Haven with pig.irOu, which put iuso NoIisla Ill
strokes per hour the leak " IN ths rpn; anasf sas
cabin. iii the xarhosrd streak. She VIII dsenAfss
aad haul out for repairs.
By TkEEG1APH.
FORTRESS MoNRoK. Aagnst se;-SSeansf ia mls
bernia, from Ltyerpeoi, Passed 10 for SofiolA an9
Baltimore ihla mosusnS
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DELEGATES TO TIE COUNTY CoNvENTIon.-
The following are the delegates from Varina
township to the county nominating couven-
ton: Thomas Fussell, William NJ. Warriner,
K. II. Nelson, James NJ. Gum, Walter
Bhnkenship, and b. r. Smith.
TucEahoe TopnShip.-At n meeting held
at Moran's store the following delegates
were appointed to attend the nominating
convention at Henrico county courthouse,
September 1st, for the purpose of nominating
State and county officers First MagisteriaI
District: Robert w. Thomasson, Charles
Cottrell. Second Magisterial District: James
Conner, Michael Irwin. Third Magisteria
District b. w. Green, Jr., j. N. Hopkins
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Friday, August %.
49,. 49, x>anIrr,yNCQ

stf ,4s1 t OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-White, 2,7os bushels. Red. l.ses bushels.
CORN.-Yellow. ia bushels; strdw-coiored, LOO
bushels mixed, % bushels.
OATS.-77S bushels.
+ SALES.
4 WHEAT-WhIte, 2os bushels prime at Sl.7
1870 bushels prime on private terms; 266 busheis
very good at $t75; 10 bushels very good on pryaie
terms: 30 bushels very good at AL7a: ?o3 nusnels
at $l.7O loe bushels good at $..es; 90? bushels at
Sl.s5 l2o bushels fair at $780, % bushels common
;tl st.55; 35s bushels common at $l.6o 90 bushes
common at $l.47s ;es bushels common at $4o; Se
bushels common at $l..s !; l32 bushels common NJ
81 20; % bushels common at $l15; So bushels COM
mon at Si.tl-total. 2 $50 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, 1! bushels choice on private terms;
IL bu, shells very goOI at S.75; SO bushels at 11a;
IOn bushels very good at &73; a3s bushels at 8lse
30 bushels at 81 4s bushels common ut &f4s; lSs
bushels common at $40; 50 bushels common az
$3.50; 90 bushels common ut $.?5 SO bushels com,
mon al Sl.i5; lD4 bushels common ut $l.lo-totai,
l,24B bushels.
s -CoRN.-Yeliow. 100 bushels good at 7sc. straw
coIored, 100 bushels good on private terms; mixed,
% bushels good ut 75c.
Il OATs.-9o bushels prime winter at &c.. 10 bushels
good spring at acc. 900 bushels winter on private
terms lis bushels prime spring at a7c.--tota Sls
bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
wupAT White az husheIE He'd. 22B bushels.
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Railroad Disaster i'm Nfichigan-Four,
Women and q Child kalEed and Ten
Other Persons Wounded.

DETROIT, August 29.-The night express
west on the Detroit and Milwaukee. railroad,
consisting of baggage-car, two passenger.
coaches, sleeping-car, and two emigrant-
cars, last night became disabled in conse.
quence of the engine throwing off a driving
wheel about one mile east Of Muir. 1t was
followed by the through freight train, which
ran into the rear passenger-car, killing four
women and child and ipjuring ten other
persons emgants. Medical assistance was
ut once procured from Muir. None of the
injured are dangerously wounded.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph

NEW YORK. -
NEW YORK, August 2a-Money easy at l@s.
Sterling weak at los. Gold weak at ilsf@3ils Gov
ernments dull AND little doing. States quiet; Ten
nessee's, s1s: new, 50. virgfnia's, 81: new, SO;
consols. SIT; deferred, ass; new, a.
Levees, 81; ;s's, 49, Alabamas, TO- SIS. 90. Georuias,
40; rs, so North Cardinals, "a new, IsA; special
tax,f1. South Carolina's, sai; new, II; April and
October o. 81 s&s
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NARROW EscApE.-Night before last as
two young gentlemen of this city were re-
turning from the wedding party of one Of
our leading dry goods merchants, just as
they were turning the corner of Grace and
Eighth streets the hind wheel of the car.
riage in which they were seated smashed
down, and the horses became frightened and
started up Grace street at rapid speed, but
owing TO the GOODNESS Of the driver and the
gentlemen inside they were soon hauled UP
without further damage TO anything.
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ToDR. HELMBoLD's PATIENTS The celebrated
Extract Bucbu. Of which DR.. HELMBoLD was the
originator, is still performing wonderful cures OF
obscure diseases of the urinary organs, restoring
shattered constitutions, and overcoming debility
and diseases arising from imprudence and excess.
This great diuretic never fails. Patients should be
particular to get the genuine which bears the Doc
tors signature. All druggists sell 1t. JOHN F.
HENRY, New York, sole agent.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, August 29.-Ex-Deputy City
Treasurer Rodman, Of Brooklyn, has been
arrested, charged with $203,0o defalcat,on.
Seventy laborers, employed In rebuilding
the Standard Oil-Works, have struck be-
cause non-society men were employed. They
attacked the workmen, but the police re-
stored order and escorted the non-soclety
men home.
Michael Angelo Mcfarland, who spent
s25, 900 in the defence OF his brother DHniei
for the murder of Albert D. Richardson,
died last evening in Bellevue hospital, and,
having no friends; will be buried In Pottefs
field
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Fire I'm Greensboro, N. q.

Especial Telegram TO the Dlspatch.J
GREENSBORO, N. c., August 29.-At A.
NJ. to-day Wilson & Shaer's steam saw-mil
was destroyed by fire. Loss about $4,000.
Insured for S1,5O0. The fire is supposed to
have been accidental. The North Carolina
Handle.W orks, near by, lost s4o0 by having
uninsured machinery in the saw-mill.
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Railroad Collisions.

TERRE HAUrE, Ind, August 2s.-A col
lsion has occurred on the Yandala road
between paymaster's and gravel train, by
which six persons were badly injured.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. T., August 29.-The
second Atlantic express train ran into the
rear OF the first train this morning one mile
south of Montgomery. Several passengers
were hurt.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, August 2s.-The following Is the COM
paratiyc cotton statement for the week: Net re.
ceipts at all United States ports during wsek s,aSs
tales; ; same week last year, 6,5S2 bales. Iotai re-
ceps TO date $500 o05 bales to same date last yesr
s7iS.o6s bales. Exports for the week, baiesi
26s o53 bales to same dale lust year. $50 Daies:
Stock ut all United States ports no0s3 ba.sy las.
year, So a94 bales AT all interior towns ig,o paeS
last YEAR sol 900 bales. American cotton anoat lof
Great Britain $4,000 bales; last year, 5000 bales
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Lady Painfully B.,rned.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch .~
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA, August 90.
A young lady narrowly escaped a severe
burning at this place this evening while ar
ranging her toilet for the dance by acci-
dentally overturning kerosene lamp. The
flames soon extended to her clothing, and
was muking rupid progress when assistance
reached her and extinguisbed the flames.
She was painfully though not seriously
burned
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The Wawaseft Disaster-Report Of the
Commission.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The report OF
the Wawasett steamboat commission is in
the hands of the Secretary of the Treasury.
1t is understood it recommends the prosecu-
tion of the Potomac Ferry Company for en-
poying captain and mate known to them
to be unlicensed officers, in violation of eX-
isting rules. 1t condemns them for al
lowing either the officers or crew Of
the Wawasett to engage in huckster-
ing in the products of the Virginia and
Maryland shores. 1t also recommends the
prosecution of Captain Woods and the
mate (Mr. Gravett) for accepting aud serving
in their respective positions in violation of
the steamboat law, holding that ignorance in
either case is no excuse. 1t is also UNDER
stood that the revocation of the license Of
the engineer is recommended for engaging
in business as trader, and for his failure to
apply such means Is were at bis command 10
check the course of the fire.
The officers are also condemned Tor not
making an attempt to distribute the llfe-pre-
servers and lower the metallic life-boat also
for falling to have fire organization.
The commissioners will report that the
origin of the fire is shrouded in mystery.
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FINE GRApEs.-A gentleman left two Sarl-
cites of fine grapes at this office yesterday
They were of the frm-feshed foreign char.
acter. One variety was the celebrated seed
ling of David Thompson, of Green is,ano'
and were grown by a gentleman on beial-
dere Hul. The other, a large black grape,
was pure exotic Muscat Hamburg, grown
out of doors. 1t is usually known as hot
house Crane.
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COMPANY "F."-At meeting OF this hue
company held last night it was decided 70
attend the grand West Point picnic on
Monday. The new arms will be issued 70
the members of the company from L. w.
Iignors gunstore during to-day: On sun
day afternoon the company will JOIN the
Sidney Grays and the Richmond Light In
tantry Blues in meeting the Petersburg
Grays ut the depot.
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RICHMOND HIGH ScHooL.-The eXamina
tion of applicants for admission into the
high school will be held about the 18th OF
September. Pupils promoted from the first
grammar grade will not be required to stand
this examination.
The high school is rapidly approaching
completion, and will be ready for occ,ipa-
ton on September 29th, when the public
schools of the city will reopen.
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RELIGIOUS TEMPERANCE MEET1NG.-A re-
lieious meeting in behalf of the cause of
temperance will be held at Springfield Hall,
Twcnty-sixth and NJ streets, at 81 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, under the auspices of
Springfield Division, Sons of Temperance.
Members of the temperance and other be-
neroIent orders are expected to be in attend.
Ypca
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The HUsTINGs CoURT.-The grand jury
of the Hastings Court meets for the Seplem-
Der term on Monday morning at II O'Clock.
There will lie sixteen cases of felony for
their consideration and fourteen cases of
misdemeanOr
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CHROMos AND PICTURE
FRAMEs.-You can find the finest assortment OF
chromos and picturc-framcs that has ever been
brought to this city at the Richmond Frame ana
Chrome Store, on Main street next to the Dollar
Store. at Iower prices than have ever been ofered
bofn
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A BABY LEFT AT TIE FEMALE HUMANE
AsYLUM.-Yesterday morning at an early
hour white male infant was found ut the
front door of the Female Humane Asylum,
near the corner of Seventh and Leigh streets.
The police authorities at the Second ponce
station-house were notified, and the child
was sent out to the city almshouse.
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Assassination OF am Arkansas Judges
LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 29.-Jndge
Elisha Meurs, of the Tenth judicial Circuit
Court, Ciarksville, Johnson county, Was snot
and morsaily wounded yesterday Wnie
going home to dinner. BE died at o'clock.
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Coon NEwS.-The weather having become cooler,
ID. COLUMBUS, 3ol Broad street, has commenced
the manufacture of his famous French candies
again. They cannotbe exceled in this or any other
country.
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THROUGH TO ATLANTA.-We understand
that the Richmond and Danville railroad
will commence running its trains through to
Atlanta on or about the 10th of September.
Passengers will be put through from this
point to Atlanta in twenty eight hours.
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AEcCANN'S GRAND MILITARY AND
CIVIC EXCURSION
TO
WEST POINT, MONDAY, September LIST, 1873.

seventeen passengcr cars have been engaged.
Plight of first coaches belong to ladies Witn cscorts
only. -, . t.a,, o,lo,ved
Hijitary. honorary members Of First Virginia
regiment, ex-Confederases singing and civic socl-
etE 8, complete the cars. BY k1nuness OF tns ~
Adams and Broad streets ut Ten minutes 70 A., a. d.
Secure your tickets at WEST JoIISsToS = Cos:'
Broad street f;entlemep, 81 ladies, 59c.
.sor ard fiistsnt. uu sD-tt
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wHEAr.-white, IS bushels. Red, 22s bushels.
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August 2a.-Cotton quiet; sales, $50
bales at 2nSa1gO3c. Flour a shade frmer; common
sio.75 Whiskey firm at 81. .l0QIsil2. Wheat active
aud excited, and 2@4c. higher: new amber Michi. chi.
firm at siGsstc. Pork quiet and easier new SlI75.
lard steady. Turpenine steady. Rosin firm. Tsiiow
mic Ereio tat HrYn
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, August 2a.--Flour In fair dsmand
at S8esdS 1885, Corn, 5l(952c. Provisions quiet ana
frn Pork steady at $40 bid: $lG.l2s asked: Lard
quiet; steam Tic. bid: sc. asked; city ks.ue sic.
bacon-shoulders ETC.; clear rib, sales at efc ctear
sides. sales nt etc.
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Colonel Henry T. Douglas.
for time superintendent of the Richmond
and York River railroad, but more recently
engaged on the North Carolina division OF the
Richmond and Dauyille railroad, has been
appointed to ill the vacancy created oy the
resignation Of Mr.. Morrow. l.a
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The LATE JAN WHIPp1NG-CAsE.--Iti is un.
derstood that Judge Guigon will send the
papers concerning the late Jail whipping
case to the grand jury which meets on
Monday morning. 1t Is said that the jailor
and two others are alleged to he guilty OF
whipping Nelson with paddle, and it is
the determination of the court to investigate
the matter fully.
The following is copy of the report of
DR.. Dove, physician to the Jail, submitted to
Judge Guigon. OF the examination of the
prisoner made on Thursday:
RICHMOND, August %, 1878.
Hon. A. B. Guigon, Judge Of Hastings Court:
BY yours of to-day have visited the
city Jail and carefully examined the naked
body of Charles Nelson, who was whipped
by the jailor on Monday night between S
and O'Clock. At II O'Clock to-day his per-
son exhibits no sign whatever of any inflic-
ton of stripes or paddle, and he is as well
and lively as ever in his life.
[Signedl "JoHN DOVE,
HPhySician to city iail."
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The Reported Massacre at Fort Ssii.
ST. LOUIS, August 29.--Advices from Fort
Sill say General Davidson left the fort to epe.
rate against the Indians, leaving only three
companies to garrison the fort. Much ap-
preheusion exists here that the report Of the
massacre may be true.
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RALTIMORE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE. August 2e.-Flour dull. heavy, ana
unchanged. Wheat strong, steady. and unchanged.
Corn dull: white southern, oec. yellow southern,
soc. Rye dull at 75@s6c Provisions dull and heavy.
Mess pork, SIS. Observation-Disclosures, s3c. ciear
rib, aiG1IOc Bacon and hams unchanged. Lard,
sf(1s4c. Western butter active and firm good 10
fancy, c0d95c. Whiskey steady at $i.le. sugar
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POLICE COURT. TAURspAY-Justtce j. j.
White presiding.-J. p. Beasley, charged
with being drunk, was fined 81.
john G. Pryde and George MenniS,
charged with fighting, were discharged.
George u. Wootten, charged with being
drunk, was bound over to keep the peace in
the sum of $500.
William y. Burns, charged with getting
drunk, was fined s..
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/ HAVE ASALYzED THE WHtsKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of sB SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d. BLAIR Co., Richmond,
Virginia, and find 1t free from fusi oil ana other
impurities, and recommend Its use Tor ncdlcinal
,p,i famiIy purpo,es j.. MCCAw, M. D.,
Into prof of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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POLICE NoTEs.--There were very lew ar
rests at the various police-stations last night,
and nearly all made for drunkenness. Al
the Second station one prisoner declared TO
the officers that if they did not make haste
and let him out he would vote the Radical
ticket at the next election.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
tai law-useful, serviceable and cheap. The adj
vertiser can fill the back of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
and send them through the mail for only one cent
Can be printed at this Office at low rates
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AGAIN CoNTINUEp.--.The case of ]. b.
Stringer and I'll. G. Jinks, charged with TN.
lawfully assauting and beating Jane Patter-
son. was again continued in the Police Court
Yesterday on account Of the condition OF
The wounded party. Baiied in the sum Of
S50C each
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LOUISVILLE, August 2o.--Flour frmer but NOT
5sc. Provisions steady. Pork, 1850. BacoiI--
Shoulders, eGosc clear rI9 lesglessl; cieag- Eag
&c; steam, &c. Whiskey, $l9Sl.Oi.
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jones works hard all the week. but on
>jLdays ne sometimes likes TO drive out and
chJoy himself speeding his hired horse. He
"as q little too Losy and demonstfatiye the
1851 time and got hauled up, when all that
Jooes could thnk Of TO excuse himself was
tL2t he a'ways thought the laborer Was
worthy VI his Iii Yah
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THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT OF PICTURE
FRAMES would do well to go 10 the Richmond
Frame Store, where they can be purchased at q
lower price than at any other establishment In the
city Don't mistake the place-it Is next 10 the
Dollar Store. ....r.
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OFFICERS MEETING.-The officers Of the
First Virginia regiment will meet tonight
to make arrangements for attending the
grand picnic at West Point on Monday
morning.
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Death Of Catholic Priestand Editor.
New ORLEANS, August 29.-Father Rich.
ard Kane, editor.in.chief of the English part
of the Propagateur Catalogue, died here this
forenoon, aged forty-one years. He was
professor of Greek at st. Mary's College,
MARYLAND, ut the age Of eighteen.
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Dieti frorn his IDjuries.

LOUISVILLE, August 29.-Captain Edwin
Holbrook, who was thrown from street.
car yesterday, died Of his injuries TINS
morning. he was one OF the pioneers OF tne
tobacco trade in This city.
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WE MUST SAY THAT CAMPBELL'S WELL-kNoWN
GALLERY, corner Of Ninth and Diain Streets is the
cheapest and most reliable In the city Those IN
want of good picture would do well to CALL Salts
fuction guaranteed.
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REEs & GO. EMPLOY NONE BUT FIRsT-cLAss
ARTISTS Their work gives universal Satisfaction.
We have never seen bad picture from their gal
lery. We recommend our readers to their estaD'
I;shment M,,in between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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TIL. SIDNEY GRAYs.-This company, com.
manded by Captain w. G. Darlington, will
meet tonight to receive their new arms.
The commny will also assemble at et O'Clock
on Monday to join the excursion to West
Point, a
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THE WEATuER.-After several days OF con-
tinued rain, and with yesterday fair specl-
men of April, it cleared off in the afternoon
cool and pleasant.
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BaITIxong, August 90. Lotlisa Rcss, q.
Young Rift, was disinterrei at Hagesstgwn,
and an cxannination showed that abortion
had produced. death. a man and WOMAN
have been arrested. The affair creates great
excitement throughout Washington county
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SAVANNAH, August 29,- Mitchell Cogs-
we'll fnegro). sentenced to be hung TO-DAY,
was respiied for five days by ths Governor,
as IL vas alleged he was insane.