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FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Recipes.

COFFEE CAKE.-Bake two sponge
cakes and let them cool. Take two and
a-half cups of milk, one egg, four table
spoonfuls of sugar, two cups of flour
boil until it thickens flavor with very
strong coffee place between the cakes
and frost the top.
LEMON Snow JELLY dissolve one
box of Cox's gelatine in nearly quart
of boiling water, then add the juice of
five lemons and enough of sugar to
sweeten to taste; strain and set aside
until nearly cool. Beat the whites of
five eggs and whip into the Jelly; turn
into dish and let it set until cold.
After it becomes solid decorate with
pieces of red Jelly.
CARAMELs.-One cup graded choco-
late, one and one-half cups molasses,
one pound sugar, one cup milk, butter
size of an egg; boil till it hardens, and
flavor with vanilla.
GRAHAM CRACKERS -One-half CUP
butter one-half cup sugar four eggs !:
one cup of fine white -four; one-quarter
teaspoonful soda enough Graham flour
to roll out. These are very nice to eat
with berries.
YEAsr.-Six or eight good sized pota-
toes, grated or boiled; one-half cup
sugar; one-half cup salt; handful of
hops, stepped cup of seed yeast, and
two quarts of boiling water.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
"How many carriages shall you
waut to haul the grief ?" is the way the
undertakers put it in Deadwood.

tr9 9Oo4 nmpers, oiersnian 9i bergen, n; H.,
trouble, neuralgia and dizziness almost to
blindness, over two years after he was told that
Hop Bittert would cure him, because he was
afraid of and prejudiced against 'Bitters. :"
Since his cure he says none need fear but trust
Hop BaterS.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
Proof Everywhere.

If any invalid and sick person has the least
doubt of the power and efficacy of Hop Bitters
to cure them, they can find cases exactly like
their own, in their own neighborhood, with
proof positive that they can be easily and per-
manently cured, at a trifing cost--or ask your
druggist or physician.
GREENWICH, Feb. H. 1880.
Hop Bitters Co.-S1Rs: l was given up by the
doctors to die of scrofula consumption. Two
bottles of your Bitters cured me.
LEROY BREWER.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
Evansville Daily Courier.

A comforting conclusion is that
which leads us always to choose the
best. Mr.. Andrew Ulmer, Button,
Ind, says I have thoroughly tested st,
Jacobs Oil, and find for rheumatism and
neuralgia it has no equal.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

vEGETINE.-The great success of the vEGE-
TINE as a cleanser and purifier of the blood is
shown beyond doubt by the great numbers
who have taken it, and received immediate
relief with such remarkable cures
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

The only natural hair remover is CARBoL1NE,
deodorized extract of petroleum, prepared
without distillation or rectifcation with acids
or alkalies, containing no mineral or other
poisOns. and as clear and nnre as snring water
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
WARRANTED FOR 81 YEARS.
AND MEYER FAILED

To CURE Group. Spasms, Darrhea. Dysentery and
Sea Sickness. taken internally. and GUARANTEED
perfectly harmless; also externally, Cuts Bruises
Chronic rheumatism, Old Sores. Pains in the limbs
back and chest; Such remedy is DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT.
No one once trying it will ever be without it,.
Over GOO ply sicians use it,
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

The Texas and Pacific railway is now
pushing its iron feelers along the plains
between the Pecos and the Rio Grande.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

Over 100 men in Colorado town
hunted nearly all night for lost brick
bat. 1t was silver one, however.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

The most beautiful woman at Sara
toga this season is said to have been a
circus rider.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

If you wish to know the climate of any
high mountain, why 60 to it and climb
it.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

15c. box ''Rough on Rats keeps house
free from flies, bed-bugs, reaches, rats, mice,
40
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

John of Abyssinia and Alexander of
Russia are the two potentates whose
food is all tested ere they partake of it.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
a Splendid Medcine---Heart and Kid
new Disease, Female Weakness.

GRIGGsvILLE, ILL.,, July 25, 1878.
H. R. STEVENS, Boston0Dear Sir, was afflicted
WeGkuesSs and doctored with several phi ysicans and
received no benefit until tried your VEGETINE, and
after taking two bottles l was completely cured
aud have been healthy woman ever since although
am in my Goth year. do heartily recommend it as
a spiendid medicine to all afflicted as | have been
md bless the day that it fell into my hands.
W MRS. MARIA HOBSON.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

George Petit, of Caldwell ounty, Ky.
has cut $50, 900 pounds of hay.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
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RIRnN roN HuAnoLpr.

IN his travels and explorations Ia soah America,
became deeply Interested IN The wonderful proper
ties OF ihs Coca plsst. Consumption and asthma,
he says, are unkzOwn among The natives Who c>e u
and it Is furthermore conducive 10 longevity. The
Coca FERNS one OF the ingredients Of the Lieois
COmpsny'- celebrated COCA BEeP TONIC. "iiis
eosductive ~ bs,th aud longevity Us use Is verv
beneficial. EEsmDles OF longevity are numerous
asong the lndlsas, who from boyhood 40 hsye
used IL. Gases are no, unfrqusat 81 iDdiaus al
aining the gNA, age OF one hundred ana tbiriy
years" says Professors J ). VAN 1sHupi, lTraveIs
In Peru along The Andes eloj BE sure 10 set i.Ik-
BIG CoMPASI's COCA BrEF TONIC, ~ there are
worthless cosuierfeits. IL is Invaluable 10 Jlspep-
sis liver complaints, etc. imi stors Will be prose-
cuted.
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To Re Done In Time.

~ ~ DOho hta
rue caEsAPsAKc AND ONO EXTENSION WILL
BIZ COMPLETED TO YORK TOWN AND NEWPORT
NEWS BY I've CENTENNIAL.
Here is Official assurance Of a fact stated
in the columns Of this paper q week or more
ago:
YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL COMMISSION, \
OPTICS OF MASTER OF CEREMONIES.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 20, 1881. )
CirculGr No. 2.
/. The following correspondence ia pro.
mul2ated for the information and guidance
OF all persons concerned:
YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL COMMISSION, }
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 10, 1881.
General Superintendent Chesapeake and
Ohio RGihoGH, Richmond, Va.:
Dear Sir,-Can you give me anything su.
thoriiative as to the certainty Of your rOsd
being Of Yorktown 10 time for The ceebra-
tioni The mstter is OF importance to US,
and nm early reply, together with all inior.
nation regarding connections, &C., will be
appreciated. Respectfully yours,
II. c. CORBIE,
Assistant AdjulaDt. General United States
Army, Master OF Ceremonies.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILwLY Co., )
OFFICE OF GENERAL MASLGER,
RICHMOND, Va. August Is, 1881. )
Colonel n. e. COr6in, Master of Ceremoniet
YorIet0i1n Centennial, Washington, D.
g.:
Dear Sir,-In reply to yours OF the 1851
instant, which il just at hand, am pleased
10 inform you that our road will be com.
pleted between Richmond aud Newport
News, also the branch dlyergng TO York
town, in readiness for trains TO he run tC
aud from Yorktown during the Centennia
term.
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TIE CIRCUS Is THE VERY BEST.

Among the specianies to be witnessed viii be the
WOMB gRFUL sLOTH, The only Oneever on sxhi-
h,psn; The GIANT OK, larger than an elephant;
THE ONLY SILVER ANTELOPE ever on e1hi-
Aiuos, THE LARGEST DOUBLE-HOBHED Kill
EocERes ever witnessed. the WHITE POLAR
RRAR. a drove Of BACTRIAS CAMELS, a herd OF
LARGE ELEPHANTS, a group Of LIVING
6IRAFFEs, school OF sEA.LIOss, a HUMAN
CiFNOK.BALL. These are notable EXTRA
FEATURES, exhibited with MY SHOW ONLY, in
Sdsl,lob 70 nye kundred other specimens, making
Ky collection the LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
The Circus IS as q has always been" THE VERY
BRST.- Everything advertised will be exhibited
] rilin person visit this city aud sil ponts South
at which my Great show exhibits. will care for
tss eomfert Of my patrons and allow no more
aekets 10 be sold ihan i have place TO accommodate
the holders
plesge the reputation which hny-six years OF
managerial career has gaissd for me-vhieh hold
Of greater value than al my weaiihthat viii keep
every promise herein enumerated.
Very respectfully, JOHN ROBINSON.
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THE MARVIN CAsE.-The result OF the
examination of Marvin by tho authorities
at Lynn, Mass, to-day, IL looked TO with
interest by our citizens. IL Is understood
that should Marvin be held upon any Of the
charges preferred against bin. and deliver
cred over TO the agent OF this State, every
expedlent will be resorted to by his counsel
to defeat the ends OF justice sought to be
attained here.
1t is known that charges similar TO those
made against Marvin here exist in the states
OF New York, New jersey, and even in
Pennsylysnla. In the event Of his passage
through these States an effort may possibly
be made 10 have him arrested by their su-
thOrities aud held TO answer on the charges
against him. 1t is understood that Com
uweath's-Attorney Witt, in anticipa-
tion OF such y course on the part OF Marvin
or bis counsel. has taken measures to pre-
vent his passage through any OF the States
named. IL has been arranged II Marvin i.
turned over by the Lynn authorities 10
Pinkerton for transportation to Virgins
that be will be placed on Boston steamer
and taken 10 Norfolk by water, and thence
by rail 10 Richmond.
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MOVEMENT MADE
TO BETTER, AND THAT WITHOUT DIX.
LAY. THE WATER sup PLY OF
THE CITY OF RICH'MoND.

Mayor Carrington Calls for Prompt AcyIon,
Conference st HE once; Rights and Wrongs
Of the Cisy, Of the Railroad Company, and
OF the Mills Discusse'l-What We Want is
More Water, and hats What We will
Probably Get-Prac'.ical Taik-Ths steam
Pump; Why twas Not Gotten In February,
The City will Have 70 Get IL Plenty or
Vim and Activity; Making mp, far rs POssI-
bic, for Lost Tbne-No Very Serious ERec.s
Yet Reported in Consequence OF the Shert
Water supphj-PersonaI-Im Points
Thrown Out The situation To-day.
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GALLsGo Mills MAsUFAcruRIso)II
RIcHMoNp, Va, August q, 1881.

\
RICHMOND, Va, August %, 1881. )35
10 he Citizens Of Richmond;
A report published in the State Of August
22d. / sm made to say "thal / could not
shu, OF The wster uniess the city would
consent to pay damages"
did say, with no reasonable plan pre-
sented by the committee, | would not
shut down the water-gates OF the College
mills. In reply 10 direct question, asked
several times, how long they wanied Gallego'
mills TO stand idle, Mr.. Davis replied, Two
or three days each week until rise In the
river. l then asked, iu case OF damage to
the company, would city pay II we sus-
pended work.
The above committee called at the office
Of the company aud made the request that
we should allow them TO connect their
Csry-stIeet pipe with water In the basin.
/ Informed the committee that would sus-
pend operations twentv.four hours to allow
ssid connections TO be made II the city OBJ
.sined permission from Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company.
PETER Q. WARWICK, Pfesiden'.
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fPor the D.svstch.I

viii some engineer tell rs how much less
watsr IL will require to drive the two tur-
Dine wheels ct the pump.house, II applied
directly from the csnsi--the canal being,
say, some thirty feet above the level OF the
iorebay--,bsn Il now resuiresS In other
words, what Is the Increase Of power gained
by each foot OF eleyatiobi
Is It practicable TO spply the water OF tho
canal directly 10 the turbine wheels so as 10
get the advantage OF the elevationr
CITIZEN
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A SLIGHr INTERRUPTION TO TRAVEL.
Last night the tender OF the shifting engine
on The Petersburg road ran of the track al
the southern end Of the Richmond COnnec.
Iion Company's line. In consequence OF
the accident the train from Washington
had TO land its passengers aud mail at Fifth
street. Passengers for the Danviile road
were sent TO the depot in carriages.
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DEATH on MG ,, n. CoxsAp. Mr.. ]. 1f.
Conrsd, welIkpown and highly-resiecle1
citizen Of RIchmond, died Sunday sftefnoon
st bis residence, No. 1913 esst Clay stFeef.
after long and paiuful Illness, Ia the sixty
sixth year OF his sge. The deceased hsd
been for years prominently identified with
the business intercsts Of this cifs, and 1t the
time OF bis death was member OF the arm
OF j. NJ. Conrad q Sop, commission mcr-
chants, and also member Of the Tobacco
Excbsnge. Socially be was much esteemed
as Businessman. In long business ca
reer he wss noted for bis honesty aud gaIr
dealing. AT meeting of the Richmond
Tobacco Association yesterday morDlng APP
propriaie resolutions 10 regard to bis destb
were passed.
The funeral wss preached from his late
residence yesterday afternoon aud Was
largely attended.
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FIRE YEsTLRDAT -Y yesterday afternoon
ssbout GO O'Clock Ere was discovered In q
store-room on the second floor OF the Capi-
tef Hotel. The alarm was turned In and
the Gremen were promptly on the ground,
but the apparatus was not used' tne names
being extinguished with Duekets OF wafer;
The Gre Is supposed 70 have been caused
nv defective fine.
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ELacTsON OF OFFIcA ss.--At a regular
meeting Of the Excelsior socisi CiuD the
following officers were elected ior ,ne sn-
suing qnsrler President, Robert Wenn
Wee President, William Ron'er; flnanclal
Secretary, Thomas Johnson; Aecordlne
Secretary, Thomas Enright; ifessurer' ,r
Edgar Hatcher; sergesnt-at-Ar.ns' H. ~
WaddiiI
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q wIsu WAS DEAD ~ Is sn expression not un-
frsqusstly ged by tbe dysseptic aud sufferer from
liver disease The depressed spirits uniting the
mind for anything, ssd almost driving him 10
despair. BE OF good cheer; there Is lfo aud health
left for ysu vet. Take SIMMONS LIVER REou-
LLToB. ItreEDstes The liver, dispels dependency.
and restores hsshb. Buy only The genuine, ia white
wrapper with rcd prepared only by j. II. zsILfs
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THe YORKTOWN CENrEssIkL.--The va
rious Catholic societies OF Richmond hav.
ing determined TO attend the yorktown
Centennial celebration Ia body on the 18th
OF October next, delegates from each soci.
ETY. met at Cathedral Hsli sunday evening
and elected 4. j. Reilly. ESQ.,. chief mar.
snal for the occasion, and empowered him
to make all necessary arrangements Ia the
premises and report his action 20 The differ
emf 0r0antzafiona
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Runaway ACCIDENT Yesterday morn
ing about II O'Clock q horse attached to
buggy ran a&ay on Main street near Thir-
tesnth street. Going up Main to Tenth he
turned down towards the basin, and, upset
ting the buggy and breaking loose from 1t,
was not overbauled until be bad gotten TO
the corner OF Cary. The vehicle was badly
broken up and the animal received several
cuts and bruises. The turnout belonged 10
Colonel j. j. Gordon, OF the Newport News
raflrogd
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VOLUNTEER FIREMEE.-In respose to the
cali for citizens TO assemble at the different
engine-houses to enroll themselves as vol
unteers to assist the Fire Department 10
ease OF a fire during the continuance OF The
wster famine it is understood that squads
were formed last night at Engine.H Houses
Nos. 4 and 5, with Mr.. J. Oscar Goode and
Mr.. Tbomss Carr respectively as captains.
AZ far A. could be ascertained no meetings
were held at the other engine-bouses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-23

The CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
will be a special meeting Of the City Con-
serYatiYe Committee tonight at O'Clock 20
consider the primary election plan. At the
last meeting the hope was expressed that
members would all attend.
Among other things, the committee VIII
hsve to decide whether or no the poll-taX
shall be required OF those who offer to vote
at the primary. On this point there IS some
contrariety of opinion. and therefore 1t is
more than usually desirable that there shall
be afull attendance OF members.
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ARRIVAL or TIE ARTILLERY SCHOOL CLrs.
The Artillery-school Baseball Club arrived
here yesterday afternoon, and will be the
guests OF Richmond Club during their stay.
They will play two games with the Rich
mOnds to-day and tomorrow evening. The
Artillery Club Is composed OK The follow
ing players: J. Dlly, pitcher; d. Ryan,
catcher: VI. Hayes, 6r-t base; j. Dlstell,
third base; w. Giacchet,i, short stop; G.
Dixie, right field; J. Cummings, second
base; J. Hayes, centre ueld; A. Giaeeheiti,
left field
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POLICE COuRT.-The following cases were
disposed Of YESTERDAY:
James Williams (colored), charged with
stealing a pair OF shoes from j. &. Eben-
hack. Case continued until the 24th.
Bruce Alley, charged with being drunk
ard threatening Policeman Lamkin, was
fined IS.
Beauregard Howard was fined 50 Tor
carving concealed weapons.
Rachel Coleman. Lizzie Campbell, Mar
tha Hudson, Alice Floyd. Frances Washing
ton, Anna Lewis, Sarah j. Harvey, Matilda
Montague, Belle Allen, and Eliza Dixon (all
coloredj, charged with being Idle and dis
solute persons, and creating disturbance
in the streets. Surety requiredfor the term
OF six months.
Isaiah Tomin and William Reed (colored)
were 6ned-the former S2 80 and tae latter
S2-for being disordery 10 the street.
Annie Price (colOred), aYagrant, was sen'
to jail.
William Sanders, drunk and dlsorderly
IN the street, was hned $3.50.
William Johnson (cooredl, drunk snd
living in ,he street. An attachment was
issued for the accused.
Martha Thomas aud Alexander Richard
son (bo,h colorcd) were tued 80 each for
disorderly conduct in the street.
Augustus Baltz was lined q for being
drunk and dsOrderIy IN the street.
Timothy Roper and Oleph Anderson were
each fined 81 for being drunk.
Peter Bland, Charles Ross, Archer Bland
James Ballard, William WoodsOn, Ssn
Woodson, John Anderson, and Eford
Wood,On (al colored), were fined 81 each
Pfor throwing rccks 10 tue street.
w. B. Woodward, druDk and di.orderly
in the street. was bned $3.50.
Thomas Ware (cOlored). drunk and abu'
sing the police, was fined 81 30.
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READ TIE FOLLOWING


BAINBRfDGR y. V, March %. 1881
PERRY DAVIS PAIS-kILLIR aereT IduS 10 af-
ford instant reitef for cramp ana pain IN tbe
stomach. JOShPh bOhDIIt'
kICHoLyILLE, ". Y. Febrasry 2. 1881.
The very 1esr medicine know of for dysentery,
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JULIUS W. DEE.
MoINcoNA. Iowa, March IL, 1881.
I have usec your PAIN-KILLER IN severe cases OF
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GAINESVILLE, GA. February 2s. 1851.
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We began uriug a. over thirty years ago, aud Il
always g,es immediate relief Would hardly dare
70 80 TO bed Without bottle in the be h91'e sprppv
CoEwAYsoRo-, S. C.. February %, 1881.
Marty every family IN this section KEEPS bottle
IN the h0gse. DIR. r. NORTON.
UNITED STATES C0NsuLATE.l
CREPiELD. RHEEIsH PRUSSIA. Feb. 8, iSSt; ;
] have kn0wn PERRY DAVIS PEIk-hILLkR
almost from the dsy IL wss Introduced, ans sIisr
years OF observation and u-e Tessro ~ ptesence !"
ny household As an tadGSpeasGbie necessity.
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EuRTeH-OS. TRENT. ENGLAND.
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2l MONTAGUE STREET. LONDON. Eks(klA Nd.
During residence OF twepty-ihree years IN lndla
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/, reheE X. CLAkfDGE.
no FAMILY CAN SAFELY BIZ WITHOUT
fTHlS INVALUABLE REMEDY. Its price hsings
y within the rescb Of an. For sale by all druggists
sA:k5c., Soc and 81 hottle.
PERRY OAVls 4 S0N. Proprietors,
iy2l. .e0dtSei Providence. RE-.
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Having this ssv received freeh supply OF
BUFFALO LITnIA WATRR direct from the springs
my customers cas We furnished as usua'. There Il
20 sole agenc~ I'm the city. A. ANrOSI.
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&C. only for a picnic CIGAR.
HAGAE's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGAE's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIvBs TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FREsu ASD
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much It may have become inl-
paired by nature or Otherwise, it makes the sKlN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YoUrH.
II Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMrD. but Is
10 every way most perfect wash and srLEsDI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and is harmless as water.
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS or AnEMcA.-The ofr-
GERS and trustees Of the various branches OF
Catholic knights OF America met sunday
evening at the ball OF Branch No. 1913. No.
115 north Eighth street, and elected DR..
George Ben. Johnston medical examiner f,r
Richmond.
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or soNpAY, Aueusr 2srH,
TIE BIG SHOW.

on ENNDA1, AUGUst VIII,
I-fi exhibit Il Richmond AN UHnQUAIAED
NExAGERSs, AN USRrvALI.ED CIRCUS.
n, H,usee-,e embrace. OVER FrETT DEss OF
ALL THAT Is RAsE. WONDERFUL, AND
crRIous ~ THE BIOLOGICAL KINGDOM.
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SHIPMENTS OF FLOUR TO BRAZIL.
Dutch brig Jautie, Captain II. ii. Lever,
was cleared at the custom-bouse yesterday
for Rio Grande do Sui with 1872 barrels and
l36 half-bsrrels Of four, shipped by the
Haxall- Crenshaw Company, valued at
Si4 $50.
Tne German brig Diana, Captain II. FIRE.
riehs, also cleared yesterday for Bahia with
4 ego barrels OF -four shipped by the same
concern, valued at sl4.500. Besides this
the Diana took on at New York, for the
same port, 100 kegs lard, 80 cases cotton
goods, and A, 800 cases $4,000 gallons) refined
petroleum, valued at $3.50, which makes
the aggregate value of her cargo S23,330.
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sspr on TO TIE GRAND JuRY.-In tce 10.
lice Court yesterday morning james ConAty
was ssni on to the grand jury OF the HusI. m
logs Court on charge OF altering so orcei
on the Tredegsr Company. de was oaileu
ia tbe sum Of $1,000 for bis appearance
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THs WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THsRsoHurER YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, 20;
A. NJ, 81; noon. 90; i. H., 90; 6P.
NJ, 81; midnight, 76.
nean temperature. 50.
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