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washington kepablicau.l
There was pleasant ripple OF excite.
ment at the American HouR Tuesday alter
noon, the occasion being tie marriage OF a
couple from Virgins. who. IL ~ alleged.
had TO make long joursey Ia order 10
elude the brides father, that gentleman
being represented as opposed TO the match.
The bride and her mother arrived here
Monday evening, and were soon astcrward
Joined by the groom-elect. The contract.
log parties were MIR. J. G. Linkhow, q
young merchant OF Richmond, Va, and
Miss Mary 4. Cherry, OF Norfolk. tall and
handsome brunette, In her seventeenth year.
Mr.. Leanarda, one OF the propretors OF the
hotel, being informed OF the object OF the
couples visit 10 this city, assumed the r5le
Of master OF ceremonies, with Mr.. T.. q.
Wheeler assistant. The marriage was So
lemnized 10 the main parlorspf the hotel at
O'Clock last evening. Mr.. -Leanarda pro.
cured the necessary license aud engaged the
services OF the Rev. u. A. Christ, OF
Fletcher Methodist Episco opal chapel. The
room was darkened BY drawing the curtains
during the ceremony, and the gas was
lighted. The bride appeared under The
chandelier atiired I'm q white tulle dress,
pufed aud cut en- trdine, pointed bodice
with flowing veil reaching beyond the skirt,
and white satin belt with gold buckles. The
veil was 'garianded with orange blossoms.
Her ornaments were pearls, the gift OF the
groom. Mr.. LeanaTda gave away the bride.
After the ceremony the bride was presented
with a collection OF bouquets, and a recep-
ton was held in the pariOrs OF the hotel.
The couple will leave to-day for a bridal
trip in the South
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Accident 10 Hester CIymer.

READING, PA, August I7.-Heister ely
meT met with q serious accident this eve
ming while out driving with his wife and
her mother and sister. Since bis recent ar
rival In this city with bis bride, Mr. CIymer
has been taking frequent dives around the
country. This evening be started out over
The Three lille House course, which is
usually crowded from O'Clock until 8.
He proceeded 10 the Three Mile House, Il
popular summer resort, and was returning
when, near Kurlz's Hotel, mile from the
city, in endeayoring to pass another car.
Tiage on narrow bridge, he missed the
bridge and his carriage was overturned.
All the occupants were thrown out, and
three of them sustained serious injuries.
Mr.. Clymer was thrown heavily upon his
right side and his right arm was Fractured
near The shoulder. His collar-bone and
shoulder-blsde are also probably broken.
His motber.in.iaw, Mrs. Baron von.Scbra-
der, also sustained painful but not serious
injuries. Miss Annie Won Schrader, his
sister.in-law, was badly bruised, and sus-
tanned number OF Commissions. Mrs. Ciy-
mer escaped uniDjured.
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The Murdered General Grimes.
Raleigh ob,eryer.I


Up TO the time OF going 10 press nothing
new has been developed as 10 the murder
OF General Bryan Grimes. We learn from
a reliable gentleman just arrived in the
city, who was with General Grimes du-
ring the greater part OF the day last Satur-
day. that people who bad known the Gene
raj for wears said they had never known him
10 display more good humOr tsan he did on
that occasion. He was much amused at the
Beaufort County Convention, especially at
the great enthusiasm OF the friends OF each
candidate for nomination. His good humor
was such as 10 be subject OF remark 10y all
who knew him. He left Washington in
the best OF spirits, little knowing that 1t
was 10 be his last visit 10 that town.
The citizens Of both Beaufort and Pitt
are determined that every possible means
shall be used to catch the assassin. No quar-
ter will be given the murderer II caught,
they say. At the same place where the Gen
eraI was killed, DR.. John Mcdonald, OF
Washington, was shot at few years ago.
He returned the tire until every chamber OF
his pistol was empty but one. The night
being so dark that he could not distinguish
the wOuld-be assassin, the latter escaped
unblIrf
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probability OF Fenian plot 10 blow up the
barracks the guards have been doubled
and patrols OF eighty men watch the exte.
rior Of the barracks nightly. II IL said that
two barrels OF euupowder were found Mon.
day morning in the railway tunnel under
The barracks"
Railroad Collision I'm France.
Loyroy. August ia Paris dispatch ia
the Times says a collision occurred yester.
day o1 the yichy Branch railway near
Vichy, In which nine persons were in.
iured.
NEW YoRK, August 1s.--A cable special
from Paris says thirty-four persons were
wounded in the collision near Vlchy ytster.
day; four Of them dangerously.
The Afghan War.
THE SIEGE OF COMMUNICATIVE WORK CON.
MENCED BY AYOOB KHAN.
LONDON, August lS.-The Stdnddrd'S dis.
patch from Quettah announces that h mes
senger from Candahar has brought letter
from General Primrose dated the 1ith ip-
slant. The enemy bad opened fire with
Armstrong guns at a distance OF $500 yards
from the city. The damage so far i, slight
In the morning q heavy musketry fire was
ated on three sides Of town. But few Of the
troops were wounded. There was water
for the garrison for forty-ive days. The
exact strength OF the garrison is 1874:
effective Europeans, $3.50 natives, aud 49,
sick. General Primrose estimates Ayoob
Khan's force ut 10000.
CANDABAR STILL SAFE.
LONDON, August 1S.-A Bombay dis
patch to the Times says: "Candabar Is
safe. AyOob Khan Is occasionally firing
shells, but little damage is being done. The
siege is hardly established"
Death Of Ole Bull.
BERGEN, NORWAY, August lS.-0le Bull,
the yioIini,t, is dead.
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON, August 1s.-The Sportsman
SAYS: civilian Elliott Blythe states that
be will be prepared in November to make a
match to row either George Hosmer, Black
man, Boyd, Ross, or Laycock over the Tyne
course in February for a hundred or two
hundred pounds side"
At Belfast yesterday the rioting was re-
newed. A squad OF mounted police charged
the mob, and twenty persons were arrested
Several houses have been wrecked by the
rioters.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE DIsPArCH

POLITICAL CONVENTIONS IN CoNsECrI.
CUT, NEW JERSEY. COLORADO. AND KEN
TUcKy-cONGREssIoS NOMINATIONS
RACES AT SARATOGA YEsTERDAY-DE.
sTRUCTIvE cONFLAGRATIoN IN ST.
LOUIS; Loss ESTIMATED AT 100000
OTHER FIREs-P ssENGER TRAIN
WRECKED On THE EAST TENNESSEE
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILROAD ;
TWENTY CASUALTIES REP0RTED-FiRr.
MEMS FESTIVITIES AT AUBURN, N. Y.
HAVE A SAD Observation-Disclosures
IN COUNCIL AT sARATOGA-BOLD RIVER
PIRATES ON THE Observation-Disclosures
OF MAN IN SOUTH CAROLINA CHARGED
WITH A DOUBLE MURDER IN GEORGIA.
SERIOUS RIoTINGs IN RELAND-DEATH
OF OLE BULL, THE RENOWNED VIOLIN
ACCIDENT IN FRANCE, &C
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August lS.-The first race to
day--one mil, was won by Gold Bug
Florence B. second, Emma Cooper third
Time, lao.
The second race free handicap, one mile
and five hundred yards-was won by Ga
briel; Governor Hampton second, Juanita
third. Time, 2:l6.
The thiid race-gentlemen riders, Tree
handicap, three.QuarteIs OF .riIe--was
won by Klnacraft; The Stranger ,>eeond,
Harlequin third. Time, 1901. r.s; 4.
The fourth race--one mile and fiv'
long-was won by Dan. X; wardeld Sc.
Icond, Charley Raekers third. Time, LIST.
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AUGUST lS.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs-Common TO good S4.50gGS6.
LsaE-Common, se.5O@s7; medIum, sS@sa
good, $40 atll; fine, sl2@sl4; extra fac, 500
$40. .oa. It.. sea
1850; good, ss@s9; fine. sl0@SlO73.
DARK ToBAcCo-MANUFAcTURI
Jpg FiIiers.--t ,Ommon. s3.50@s4; medium,
Al h02 As: good, sb.50Mf6.
Ls1f FIlLers--CommOn S5ds6 80; medium
ksef "a. so; good, s7m 10; fine. seg*lQ.
observation-disclosures, e7.6uase.6O: medium
ss.5OGs9: good. t9.50@sl0; hne, Sl0@sll
extra stli-cured, tl2@l3.
bright COMMUNICATING.
S,nok,rs.-Common, se@tl0; medium, tlO@
si2: good. $I2mSl @; hne. sl69s20.
Ffiiers.-Comin0n, s6@fs; meuiuia' s'Vs'
good al QMkl2; fine, nominal.
WranDers-Com mon, IL 0ert15 D; medium, " 20
s2e: good, S20@S30; hpe, s4O@soo' iancy' soc
~wroppers. Hshogdny.-Common, sl2@sIo
medium, ti56@20; good, t22@s2o; nne' tSoes
$40; extra, t45@$50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is connne t
nr,nclnzIy TO good old heayy-bodied Tugs hna hsu-
tncky River leaf We quote: -
md luss t46t5: Kentucky River lugs, slOg
&l2; Kentucky River Leaf, tl3iasle.
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Aew postofiiees were established IN yir.
slns Tuesday rs follows: Post Oak, Spot.
nnsals county, Va. on the route from Al
y ne Crossing 10 FrederickshaIi, with w.
". Ashby as postmaster Hanford, Neck.
ynburg county, near Barpesvilie, with j.
=. richards as postmaster Port Lewis,
bstb county. near Green Valley, Frederick
county. With r. l.. Fuliz as postmaster;
,na'es, Wise county, on The route from
wise Courthouse 20 Grumpy. with John
a ennedy ~ postmaster, and at scruggs,
=, r'snkils county, near Hslekford, vhb d.
q eapp0srs % posfmaster. .'s'asefs
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/ ~ dfwER REGULATOR

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For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, JAUN-
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If YOU feel drowsy, detdlitated, have frequent
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pufest, aud best family tpsdisias " tns ~or mo
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ILLyEFs or Bishop BgcrER.-The vii.
mington DELI Every Evenisg of Tuesday
says: I" Bishop Becker returned yeaerday
from brief soaoDrn at Ocean Cty, aud is
now lying quite 81 at bis reside0ee. while
pathIng be veDtnfed out too far, and his
struggles 10 regsia The shore brought on a
nenorrhaye. He was really in danger at the
,lule 81 losing bis life In the snrf, aud is
70" suffering from the severe nervous
ssocs iben experienced, aud q heavy cold
sShifacied while In the water"
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF sUPERIsTRNDEST or
MILLER MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL,
POST OFFICE, BATksVlLLE, VA
August 10, 1880. J
TO CONTRACTORS.-Tbe Board bay-
Il ing posfponed the letting Of the coniract for
BUILDING OUR WORKSHOP uuIil The 20 or
Seotember. 1880, we viii receive Al THIS once
SEALED PROPOSALS for BUILDING the same unllI
the ave Of SEPTEMBER lST.
The building Is 10 he OF brick With stone finish.
four stories. Including basemsnt' as fset oy iZe
feet.
specifications will be sent By mail on application.
Plans can De- seen here at the SCHOOL.
Our depot II Mediums River, thesapsske aud
Ohio Railway, ya.r G.. v. VAWTER,
au l0.eOd6t eup'nntenueh'.
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Eight Buildings Burne
Ohio.
Hostile Apaches Dspredating I'm
MeytCO.

DENVER. Coll, August IS "A special
from Santa Fe saws: The hostile Apaches,
after crossing the Rio Grande. marched
sixty miles into the interior and took their
stand in the Sierra CandeIaria mountains,
where they are now. The band kept south
west course. and when about sixty mile.
from FL Paso they struck the Mexican vii
laee OF Santa Maria, where they killed two
Nexicans and stole few head OF horses.
Colonel Vale has gone into chihuahua, but
the exact locality Of his troops is unknown.
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Marine Disasters and Loss Of Life.
FIRE RECORD.
Instructive Fire I'm st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August lS.-TEe Yeager -four
inc mill, on Twenty.tirst street, the largest
establishment OF its kind in the city, caught
fire last night, and is now mass OF ruins.
The loss cannot be stated at present. The
mill was built three years ago at cost OF
5000 900, since when $4,000 OF improve
ments have been added. 1t was insured for
$685.. 900 in eighty or ninety companies.
The old skatingrink on Nineteenth street
was burned about an hour later.
Ldter.-The loss by the burning OF the
Yelger mill last night will, it Is now esti-
mated, exceed 100000. The destruction
OF surrounding property and the losses OF
individuals other than the milling company
will increase the aggregate loss to 100000.
Eight Buildings Burned in Glendale,
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, August ia fire at Glen
dale. Ohio, last night, destroyed eight
buildings. causing loss OF 100000. Fire
engines were taken there from this city be-
fore the fire could be gotten under control
WoOIieu Mills Burned.
NEWCASTLE. ON-TYNE, August lS.-Tbe
New castle wOoIen-mills were burned thi:
morning. Loss, $4,000.
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The ComnetitIyo DrlII nt ChIcngo.

CHICAGO, August 1S.-It was estimated
that there were 10000 persons on the
grounds OF the Chicago Jockey Club to-day
to witness the competitive drill of the
knights TempIar. The heat was almost
oyerpowering.
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REMOVAL.

ElNDING THE FORMER STORE OC-
IL CUPID by us. No. 1912 Main siret, too small
for our business We have taken iBe large and eos-
modious warehouse No. IA FOURTEENTH
STREET. Ialely cupied by Msssrs. g T.. Stokes
20 where we will be pleased TO receive cOnsizn-
Inents OF every description OF MERt HANDisE, for
which we promise satisfactory sales and prohpi re-
turDs. ,--,
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS made on consignment
PAINE 4 NOWLIN,
AuctloneeTs and Com mission Merchants,
No. Ia Fourteenth street.
AUGUST II, 1880. an l7-eod3t
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

(OtSN AMI T AOOIc EAO1lAANoE'
RICHMOND, August is, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 572 bushels. Red, $3.50 bush
els.
CoRN.-W White, 264 bushels.
OATs.-370 bushels.
kYE.-lS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 80 bushels very goOh at Sl.15
l. bushels good at Sl.l2; 400 burilels prime on
prlyate terms-t0tal, 444 bushels. Red, l34 bush
els good Lancaster at Sl.13; $50 bushels very good
Lancaster at 81 10; So bushels common Lancaster
az 81: 26 bushels common Lanaster at Sl.02; 10
bushels fair Lancaster at sl.l0: SO bushels good
lancaster at Slip: 40 bushels fair Lancaster at
kIO7: 80 bushels fair Lancaster at Sl.09; BIZ
hu.beIs very good mixed on private terms: 1872
bushels good mixed at Sal; LOG bushels common
nike at 81 .O5; go buihels common mixed nj 81 ;
AZ bushels common mixed at 95c. ; 1000 bushels
prime mixed at tl.l5: 100 bushels common ful'z
AZ re; $50 bushels fair FutZ at LOB soZ BUSH
els very good Fuliz at sl.0S: lS bushels common
Fuliz ri )7c.: SO bushels common Fultz al 81; l24
bushels fair FultZ at tl.03; Sc bushels common
Fultz al g5c.; 20 bushels common Fnlz al soc.
lao bushels good FuliZ at sl.O7 20 bushels good
Fuliz at 81 .06; "a bushels prime fuiiz on private
terms: 2s bushels common Fuz at 9bc.; % BUSH
els fair Fulizat sl.02; 100 bushels fair tuZ at
sl.p4: 10 bushels common Fuliz At 93c.-toia,
CORN White. 2l4 bushels prime at SIC.
OATs.-l1O bushels prime spring NJ $50; 70
bushels good winter at 47c-tOtal 1873 bushels.
RYE.-IS bushels common at toc.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, August IT, lseo
rsuutry Produce

WEDNESDAY, August AS' NoSN'
Csuntry Produce
Bssswaz; zoe. y n. ,oaohe. mi,
" Corn Corn Neal: sac. Y bushel for country; zoe. for
citS mini An,,es. Ael5c.; Liackberies, oe.;
ehsrr,es, iIGi2c. raspoerries, lss2ec'
Fs ss Prime nvs-soose, 4o@Ase; commons '''
Xcss1sd: ti@sLOS p bushsL &
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WFpNEsDAY. August IL, le

WEDNESDAY. August 1s. 1880.
Sales 1000 Virginia consols at BIN; 5000
at SIX; 10 shares OF Richmond and DanylIle Rail-
road stock ut 76s; 10 at 76s; 10 at 764; 10
at 764; so at 70; 10 shares OF c., c. aud A. Rail-
road stock at AN; 100 Richmond city Ss at l2S.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. ASksd.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
Il LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY
OFFERS INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST.
Having larger percentage OF surplus. aud paying
larger average dividends, 1t furnishes SAFER IN
sURAHCR at LESS COST than any Of ts competitors.
Insurers Invited to examine for Themselves,
and to buy their insurance. as thew do everything
else, where they can find II hest aud cheapest.
For further information, address
JOHN b. CARY, State Agent.
1915 Main street, Richmond, Va.
iy2l-eod3m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.
Intending 10 retire from business. oii,r Tor sale
priyaiely nv STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY ano
my MACHINERY for the manuiaclure oi IAN
D(ES ICF-gREAM and CAKES. which Ia com.
uete In all respects. Also, the GOOn-NtLL OF
Inc esia bish ueni. he store, With Gweiinz ABOVE
will be rented al reasonable price TO tue purchaser
Of the stock, &C.
Thl, Is a rare opportunity OF buying wti.-ss.so-
ll.hed and pr0Gtabie business.
ALEXANDER WERsT.
corner Broad aud Third streets.
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Pine. ss.5oAt4; extra, So ESQ: $3.50 supernne
sIHs4 SO; common family, 80 5O9t6.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 1S.-Nosn.-Stocks strong
and active Money on call, 2M2H Der eert. Ex-
enauge-Long, ASH; short. 4s39. state Oon'iS
dull and nominal. Governments quiet.
| Ecsning.-Money, 2M2h per cent Exchanse'
49lk. Governments inactive aud steady new os'
| 1925: Az per cents, III; per cents, lO9A.
| nominal.
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QiLIxHEADs, $3.50 e ss per Issu, 81
b IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ !.
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Conversational Nomina lions.

NEW ORLEANS, August 1S.-Tbe Demo-
cratic Convention in the Sixth Texas dis
trict yesterday renomina;ed Hon. Columbus
Epson.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. August 19.-The Re-
adjnsters' Convention held here TO-DAY
nominated General James Ii. Williams. OF
Winchester for congressman for the Eighth
Virginia district.
ATLANTA, GA, August Isl. W. ROBERT
son, of Cobb county, was nominated lor
Congress from the Seventh district to-day
by the Democratic Convention.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. August Is, 1880.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Carrie Hall Lester. Pierce. New York,
pInsfer, A. Z. Lee: vessel. Curtis q Parker.
schoone. n. l.. James. James. Alexauaris, grain.
Dunfop q McCance: vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
sch Jonsr Sunlight. -, New York, light. to
load coal.
SAILED.
steamer ARIEL Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchs noise, aud passengers, l.. u. Tstsm,
agent. -
Schooner Red Jacket, Ginn, Richmond light;
coal. D. n. X. W. Co.
schooner G. g. Williams, Williams. New York,
ncht: wood. w. y. Wmfree.
schooner Wibism Moso, Raney, Richmond.
light: coal. b. "a. X. w. Co.
schooner J. J. Pharo, Soper, New York, Hight;
wood. T. j. Woodbridge.
Schooner Mary Y. simmons, Alien, New York,
light; wood, T. J. Woodbridge.
MEMORANDA.
PROVIDENCE, August i6.-Arrlved: Schooner
Thomas J. Martin. Moiz, from Richmond
NEW YORK. August l7.-Arrfyed: scboontrs n.
Merwin. Brown, and Mary Emmor, Mears. nom
Richmond: aud Ida Thayer, Taylor; John Young,
Curtis; and l.. +. Pharo, Anderson all from Eir-
ginia
NEW YORK, August Is -Arrived: Roxbursh
Castle. MsDhattan. CITY OF London. City OF Austin,
CITY OF Washington. E'ba. Arrived out: Rossint
Charleston. Nellie v. Rokes, william Thompson.
Arrived out hgyp', California. The z eco, Park.
aud. Swftsure. Viola. William Dickinson, Bss-
consfeld Buyeniura.
LYNN. August le.-Arriysd 18th; Bark Anna,
from Richmond.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE. August Is.-Vir9inia 6's. deferred
6%; c0nsols sly; second series, 251: past.,iut
counons, 90 asked; new l0-40's, 4lA; 10-40s
coupons, 90. North Carolina G's, olO, ~.
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LEADvILLE, Coll, August 1S.-The State
Democratic Convention met here to-day,
and Hon. T.. 5. Thomas was chosen tempo
rary chairman. The usual committees were
appointed and rece 8 taken.
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A RARE CHANCE.
Retiring from business, We ofier orr
sTOlK, FIXTURES, GOODWILL. LEAst. Scs
FOX SALE On REAsOSABLE TRIMS,
HUTZIER BROTHERS,
MRs. y. HU1ZLEk,
iy2I Rrhm0nc, Va
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New Jersey Republican Convention

TRENTON, n. j., August 1S.-rbe Repub-
lican State Convention met at IL O'Clock to-
day. Hon. w. f. Hoffman was made tenn
porary chairman. On taking the chair he
addressed the Convention, and was followed
by General Fitzpatrick.
The Convention is composed OF sol dele
gates. The usual committees were appoint
en-, and recess taken for dinner.
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NAGNUM BONUM; OR. MOTHER
EPUPlIATUA; OR, THE AMELIORATIOS OF
THE WORLD. Sermons bs Rev. Ir. Farrar:
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THEPANICMANUFACTURERS

Colonel Forney, in alluding to the
commercial effort now being made by
the Radical leaders, says:
"No one thing more utterly proves
the absolute incapacity Of the modern
Republican rulers for administration
than their bad blunders in the present
effort to elect General Garfield. His
proceedings and theirs have been
equally calamitous. Their last trick
is the worst, and is sure to be terri.
bic catastrophe. They now start out
declaring that if Hancock is elected
the country will be ruined, and the
worst Of that experiment is that no.
body believes that the authors of the
scheme believe il themselves. And,
besides being laughed at by everybody
for their attempt, they now have the
poor satisfaction to know that counter
memorials are being circulated, and
signed by thousands OF business men
all over the North, stating that so far
from Hancock's election bringing ruin
to our industries and trade, that event
will produce an exactly contrary re.
suit The attempt to create a panic
is good deal like the attempt to ere
ate pestilence. A disaster cannot be
created. A catastrophe is an accident,
and you can no moro make one than
you can make an eclipse or comet.
The only effect of the scheme to prove
that Hancock's election will create a
panic is to put Hancock on his guard
to do better, because his foes said be
would be worse than themselves.
Blunder 329."