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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

and Roach Indicted; Gariand's Trial Be-
gun-Poiitical Meetings In Lunenburg,
Louisa, and Elscwherc-The Labor situa-
ton Assuming n New Phase In Pennsyl-
vania-Progress or tbe Yciiow-Fever-Obit-
uarv-Doublc Lynehinr In Alabama-A
Cavalry Expedition Reported TO be Organ
ling In the South 90 Aid Arab Pacha-
State OF Affairs In Peru-The Ex-Zuiu King
Cetewavo TO Have His Kingdom Restored
The Thames Rowing Club Accept the Chal-
lenge OF the HillsdaIe Crew-Egyptian
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Aurusaue Asylum Burned.

I.Nc,sTrp. PA, August I3.-ApOUI
o,ni|cl his afternoon the barn Of Samuel
Wi,zel. in the eastern section OF TINS
CIV Was completely destroyed, with con-
,a1,s hy am incendiary fire. Loss, $500;
No in.n3ance. While the fire was in pro,
~ye.s the County Insane Asylum, situated
49, ,i,s h,,rnins, barn, was discovered 70
~ ne" on fire, and was entirely destroy ed; To-
,,ethcr with an the furniture. The building
10. erected fourteen years ago at cost OF
az. 600. making the total loss Oh pullung
s and contents fully $4,000; insurance
sbout So 600. There were III insane M
mates In the building at the time OF lIe
fire. all Of whom were saved after gfea'
extrtions. 3zffF
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After having investigated the pe e,iin

After having investigated the pe ee,iinrr
n - and composition OF the Cailior-
p pIs laurel, or bay tree, IUm6e1'IlaTT,q
S Gu,y AVIAN, and f. c. O'Nei, have discover
~ e1', new FAT acid in the nut OF that tree, Tree,
ca ,h ne" a ,v Il the name of umbellulic
a and 'ns} Il Is white crystalline solid d;
aeta ,rritates the mucous membrane, oil
w., we't throat and has other peculiar qualities
II is said that plaster OF Paris OF lia ,or
ness sufficient to be employed as a lio'o ~ ,v'
metal may be made by using 10 p terded ~
Of alum in the water which Is intehoeu y
be mixed UP with the plasteg' .s
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Tvnhoid Fever NJ Long Branch.
TWO PATIENTS WITH RICH fRlENpa-A lh''EAi
CLOSE THE BELIEVE HOTEL.

TWO PATIENTS WITH Rlth fhlf-Nh'' \ "'''--''
TO CLOSE THE BELIEVE HOTEL
LoxG BRANCH, y. j., August %
Guest, OF the Hotel Bellevue, ust above
Seabright, stampeded Yesterday because OF
two cases OF typhoid fever among thelr
number. The patients are \. W. Al An
drews. brother-in-law OF cyrus W.
Field. Jr.. and Mrs. Albert Levy, a relative
of the Seligmans. Mr.. Corey, proprietor
Of the hotel, wanted them to be removed "a;
and said il would cost him at least So'2VV
II they STAYED. Mr.. Cyrus W. Ficld; a.,
saws that tie physicians have decided una!
the condition OF the patients Is 100 cTl'icAi
sor Them 10 be moved. He says that Mr.
Corey demands $1,000 for keeping the sich ,
ncrsons for ten days, but while they VIII VII,
not nav that, they will pay any TeaSonap Die
cbarrc. Mr.. Corey says he viii close up
his house tomorrow, and will prosecute
onv one who breaks into ii. He OehcVeS
S ,h3t the sick persons could be moved win,
ont endangering their lives, ana ne GoG ii,
not afford to keep the house open soiely loi
,be;r accommodation. The two patients
are ire slowly improving, but are sun yer!
,,raal-
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Non Orleans items.

NEW ORLEANS. August 1f.-Emile L.
zcrc. prominent in state polite, before the
war. and who va, editor Of the LoUisi0n0
Courier. a member Of Congress, and sheriff
Of thi, city, i, dead. He was eighty yeH,
Il age.
The steamship Ashburne. hence for
Ilayre. with a cargo Of grain in bulk. re-
ported A. having sailed on the l2th, went
ashore m South Pas and lie, outside Of the
channel. >hc viii be lightened.
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The Land League Decide Against
Arab.

PHILADELPHIA. August 14.-The Central
Union of Land Leauge branches OF Phlla-
delphia met last evening and decided tnai
il would not advance the cause OF Ireland
10 assist Arab Bey by sending money or
troops TO Egypt. 4 telegram from Parnell
denouncing such action was read. steIs
were taken to ascertain il possible tie
names of persons who have charged that
an attempt had been made to sell out the
.eapue to a political party.
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John X. Giiiiat & Co.'S Tobacco Crcu-
lar.
LONDON, 1 CROSBY SQUARE, f. CO.
Augllst >. 1852.
he Editor Of tie Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
our tobacco market presented very
quiet appearance throughout the past
month. Probably 500 to 400 hogshcadS
strip, were sold. Beyond this, we hear OF
no business in western tobacco.
There wa, some inquiry for Virginia
bright leaf, and about 30 tierceS changed
hands, the greater part pretty good quality
at full priccs-,ay, 12d. 10 13d The stock
Of th, tobacco in first hand, is now being
rapidly reduced to very small proportions.
There Is really no news from the tobacco
districts 10 influence in any way the situ-
alton on this side.
Buyers are no doubt counting on the ef-
feet a large crop may have Later on, and
show great relutance 10 pay present quota
tons for our better qualities. But rs they
begin 10 realize the tritling addition that
will be made to our stock 10y the new I'M
port they may become more reconclled 10
the views Of sellers. We cannot say, how
ever. that we anticipate any immediate ac-
tiyity in our markets unless some unfaVor-
able crop news should reach us.
QUOTATIONS..
Virginia L,Gf.-COmmon TO middlins,
Sd. to sd. per pound; fair to good and
me, tQ. 10 ga. PEI p"uHu' 20 -'4' i- -
SD. to ia. and I'D. per pound. $3.50.
Tir9inia StriDs.-Common to middling.
cd. 10 I'D. per pound; good to line, Sd.
10 sd. and l3d. per pound. .,u.
Western Lcqf.-Common to midding
exports, al. to 81. per pound; good 10
fine exports. sd. to "a. per pound: sound
dry. common to middlins, sd. TO nd. per
pound; fair 10 good and fine, sd. to G'd'
Der pound; colory, 7d.to lOd. and I'D per
pound. .,u
Western StripS.-Common 10 middling;
sd. to al. per pound; fair 10 good ana
fine parcels, i.d. to SD. and Tod. per pound
selection, and bright Kentucky river, SD
to I'D. per pound. ~,
Mainland and Ohio-jtd. to SD. anc
Negrohead AID Cauendish-jd. to I'D
and lSd per pound.
john X. GILLIAT Il Co.
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leaves for Meherrin, sixteen miles distant,
the evidence has Just commenced.
[Second Dispdtch.l

fSecond DiSpdtch.l
EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES BEGUN.
LUSESBURG COURTHOUSE, August H.
DR.. J. X. May. who attended Addison
in his last illness, was the first witness
called. He described the wound and
exhibited the pistol-ball extracted. It en-
tered above the right groin and was taken
out Of the left bullock, having passed
through the bowels. He was dying from
the first, and suffered excruciating agony.
When witness reached him, Addison was
on all fOurs. He could not lie down
supinely, II caused him such pain. He was
wounded on the 14th and died from this
wound about 6 O'Clock on the 10th Of July.
Mr.. Taylor conducted the examination
OF the witness for the prosecution and
Captain Phil. Mckinney for the defence.
Mr.. Hinton had examined the yeniremen
on their roir dire.
SECOND WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION.
+. ]. Organ was the second witness.
He began with the occurrences Of July
18th, when the shooting took place. De-
fence objected to his telling what Boswell
said 10 Addison at the saw-mill, Garland
not being present. Mr.. Taylor argued that
Boswell was a conspirator with Garland,
and that the parties being separately in
dicted didn't make any difference The
conspiracy is merged in the felony COM
mitted. He quoted Sands's case, Dist
Gattan. and he promised hereafter 10 con-
meet the acts with Boswell. Garland, and
Roach.
Mr.. Greene claimed that whereas the
Sands indictment charged 4 conspiracy.
this Garland indictment did not 50 charge,
and that according to tbi, record Boswell
Is a stranger to this case. and Garland i
not responsible for Boswelrs declarations.
Mr. Hinton insisted that the Sands case
settled this matter point blank.
Mr.. Mckinney eloquently argued against
any conspiracy being assumed. and he OPP
posed the admission Of the question. Mr..
Mckinney having said that the introduc-
ton Of such testimony which might not be
supported hereafter would prejudice the
jury, and would be like the broken pitcher
the water whereof could only be gathered
together by Divine hands. Mr.. Hinton re-
piled warmly, speaking Of Garland As
"THAT MURDERER"
and that the pitcher was broken and the
water split when he took Young Addison's
life.
Mr.. Taylor urged the propriety Of the
question, and Mr.. Finch spoke against the
question.
Judge Perry decided that the question
was premature; that the conspiracy be-
tween Mes,rS Boswell and Garland must
first he established before such question
would he properly admissible.
The prosecution said. Very well; they
would 20 on and show the common acts
disclosing a conspiracy.
The court at thi, point. 6 O'Clock p. VI.
adjourned till g o'clock in the morning.
Oreain, il the question had been admit
ted. would have said, Boswell told Addi-
son that Garland was ont in the road and
wanted to see him"
The jury were locked UP for the night.
There are fine counsel i'm this case.
The country people enjoyed the speeches.
especially those Of Mckinney and Hinton.
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YNIiON.fcXer.

LAREpo, Texas, August l4.-At Mata-
moras there were two new case, and eight
death, from yellow-fcver in Tie twenly-iour
hour, ending at : =. VI. on the l3th.
Heavy thunder and rain squalls are prevail
ing.
WASHINGTON. August IA telegram
received 10y the Marine Hospital service
from Brownsville, Texas, to-day reports
twenty-thrce new cases OF yelloW-ieNer ana
one death. The collector at Brownsville
has been instructed to report daily curing
the continuance OF the fever.
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Rooms: Two strings. $3.50: three string,
sl.e0@s3; -four strings. s2.25@s3.
Cofss. Rio Common, y@ ioc.. tnr' iVg iir':
good 70 prime, ls@ i2ae.; Laguayra- ii@i2e;
csa5iIs: fdqmsntine candles. ie@i21c.fe 1T,
l5snl 6c.Ss ~: hslf-boxes. &c; tailow. lac.
and western prime cutting. lZkm t3c.; common,
salOc. English dairy, ls@2oc.; pineapple,
25c.
Rice: Carolina, 7kasc. ~
Fish: Herr!ngs-NOrth Carolina Co.'S, $1,000
NS sset nsrs9s s9 asssscSc Bay
half-banels. tl2: No. 2. In barrels, slO.5Oasll
10. maekerei, s7@s''5o' No. l. In kits si-'o'
Lard: Prime. barrels and tierces- I4Gi4sc.:
y balf-1arreis, l4s@ lise.; tubs, l3esl3.e for
Noiassss. Common syrup-HoeSbeads, 2sc.
ticrces, 25c; barrels, 23c. genuine golden syrup,
5o@35c. E gallon; New Orleans. prime e5a zee;
alum. from store. s5c. & sack.
Sugar: Crushed. los@l0tc.; powdered, Ios&
lO.c. graduated. 9,,la l0c.; A. 9s@gtc.: "OT
N Sosp Common mons te be-, washing 7Ssc.
toilet l5 eg20c.. and fancy prlces: country, 4g0c.
T,qs: Black, 25@50c.; Imperial, 25G75c.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 5@6c.: wet sailed, 6.@7c.; Dry
salted. a. 4c.; dry flint. l3@l5c.
L,afher: Rough leather, 226I 3Oc.: city snlfh
harness, 3O93Ic.' country finish harness. 22g
soc; weN upper. 3O@.i &c.; hemlvck sole. 100
Csc; oak sole. SONi0c.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron, American refined. on Dominion har,
, 7-lOc. q T.. FOR standard si1es tn large lots 10
dealers. Sc. ia small hts; English aud American
.hcei, i95.c. SWedcs hammered 4s95c.; hoop
Nails: Old Dominion. $3.50 for standard Size.
Plough Castings. Wholesale, slc.; retail, 4sc.
70 -: Manila, best, l5c. jute, 1880
Lumber. Slaves. &C.
Lumbsr: The market IS wei stocked and little
iooo on marx msr sS Sa' IA g''fr oc %se
Virginia poplar, Sl5MS26 T 1000; West Nir-
gnia white pine. sl5g go 200: yellow pine
ioist. slu.asl5. according 10 sizes and lengths.
>hinglc,-rine. sLT5mS2.5o: cypress. siN-inch.
s6aSs Z LOCO: saps. IS 10. Lath,-splii. 81.
St1res Nhi.kcy-barrcl timber. erccn. $3.50
s21 4 loo; seasoned. s3g@ 20 & 1000. tioar-
ss.jc 80; turned heading, -. e. .ct. slour-bqr-
rel pole. 81 ts6. Hog,hc,d-hoop,. zoe. z bundle
Liquors, Wines, Sc.
~: scotch boot brani., pints 81 1925 =
.Bral'' lies. Domc.tir. sl.lI@t2; fruit 9oceo
sl.23; apple, new. sl.s5n -; GA. s2.2jAs3;
virginia peach, s2.5rg ~.
~. Wkik,ys. Medium. sl.50HS2; pure 90.
Is - lisinla mountain new sl.15aT4' Old,
ON: Domestic. :I.Io@s2; Imported, - a
ease.
Ns,e England RIM s.so9sLG5.
Rtctifei Whfskeys. slllIsl.4o.
Powder. Shot. Sc.
Fusc: TOYS mining. %. tl.1o ? lOoGeet.
Porder: 1928 10y thc d,c kcgs-lcss than I've
kogs, 5000; blasting 2.9oH 1855.
Shot Northern. sl.Sj r. h4x of 20 rs
circumstances. .H2c. e IL.
clorsr: a5@s5.5o. ''
Timothy. $500 $3.50.
5rctar3 cross, ,l5o@>l75.
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Death from Asphyxiation.

PULLMAN, ILL, August l4.-Patrick
Meehan, an employee in the Pullman
works, went to Chicago saturday night on
business, leaving his two little girls, seven
and nine years old, in his house alone. lie
missed the last train. and was obliged TO
remain in the city all night. on returning
home Sunday morning he discovered that
the children had blown out the gas and
were smothered TO death.
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Cetewayo 10 be Restored His King
dom.

LoNDox. August 14.-EX-king OF the
zuIus Cetewavo has arrived at Osborne. Ii
is rumored that the Queen, at an interview
TO be granted him, viii inform him 81 the
decision Of her Government 10 restore him
his kingdom. Ii i stated a British resi-
dent will be appointed to reside al Clundl,
the Zulu capital, in order to advise him on
questions relative to external relations.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Produce.

4yni,s: Grsn-From l.Jo o. $3.50 Z. barrel. .
Bstslrdr. 23H2ic. e %.
B@'.r Prime O., ch'i,s E,li'@;
go ~ ~ sI05 p.r iu. Incl ton country clio
Tor citv mills
b.Has: Nominal.
1 b[,sl Fiji. Nominal
Lire FDicis: Hens, Soc; chickens loo re-
Eggs igi .l; In i,S Sr.eo. ,c.common Ole
r7G,s..i. sl.IoG II - +. hushcl.
Hrg: virginia timothy, g23c.esl; clover
iD,tsJ ,,,ts 51aOc.
Potiioes. irish. s225@s2.50 Z barrel.
Roots. Ginseng. sl.juHSl.GJ 2 o.. seneca. re"
ofton, 4Oa.5oc. Z. q.
choice MARK 49,, bare and a'i''H' f''D' ''
Sgs 80 Prime. 75c.
cI''cf.. 80 -ir.
G SaJ,1 S,.G,c 30atOc.
TeHg.o 80 Z. ~ r.: o,w,.,e.i. 2sc. nauy
o., ~, fr,u' q % b.. Z. t. lt.- .uan above
TrI w 80 '''''7
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c
l,..,,..,. p,-eu,alr. - JOn : 80 T. barrel
,,a,. A-,rtcu.tug,l. srl re-. f. tu-Lci. Rocs-
land :l.2aa l.3o' according To ''A"'''' ''7'
,Piastey;; o Lung si.7'i F''I''' - '''''''''
IT, ~. a,r,e .itc.sL
Dry Goods.
o...,.. t.rrtuark. 6tr.: Meriiiu4ck sliriirg.
FftG,,f ',i,t g.. >1uth Bridge. Gc. Paciac.
a.. ~urague. &c.: >pIaHut ~iilfNh-, - ~; H'.i-
net s.. 60 tivh ID 1,int So. Mallory Purple.
ingtnu. q &C.. 4yl .,,,.i,-,,, 4. rev &C.,
g.; siInP.on Noern'.F I,i,r5f". &C.. Ashland
>imBN.nn hi''N' o''''
BisdcA,d HH"JT.cat Horner. - Inward
Harris D - ci,dt,tGr' see: A. barker. &c., "A
Y,,ewcil. pc.: IA Waureean. llc.; l0-i Non-e-
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FrirhtfuI Powder pIosiOn I'm Russia.

LoNDoN, August li.-By the accidental
explosion Of a barrel Of g1npowdcr in a
BRIDESMAIDS shop near a school-hou,c in
Gerodeno. Russia, almost all the children
in the school-house, who are Jews. were
Killed. \ large number Of bodies have
been taken from the ruins. The windows
and doors Of the church and other build
ings in the neighborhood were shattered.
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virginia Roughs inIndiana.

FORT WAYNE. ND, August l4.-Polce-
man Doyle late yesterday afternoon at
tempted TO arrest George Alexander al TLa 4
companion for disorderly conduct. ne ne
two beat Doyle, iniuring hun very serious Us
". Doyle shot Alexander, ana iei' nun
for dead, while he took the other rouSh To
the station-hou>e, where he hlmseh zen
exhausted by his wounds, ana had TO De
carried home. Both roushs are IRON Char-
lottesyille. Va.
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AuI,nDrobable Report.

ToRONTo, August IA gentleman ha-
received a letter from an eX-oilicer in the
confederate army to the effect that 4
cavalry expedition i being organized in a
southern state to aid Arab Pacha, and re-
questing him to Join the expedition, which
is expected 10 start for Egypt IN al few DAYS.
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to Egypt is found in the fact that twenty
Christian medical men who had been ap-
pointed to accompany the Egyptian expedi-
ton, and who had received pay and made
every preparation for departure. were stop
ped at the last moment and their places
supplied by Mussulmans.
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Arrested for Robbing Letters.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August l4.-lnior-
nation has been received at the Post-Oflice
Denartment that Inspector Booth has ar
resied Thomas G. Hayson, assistant post
master al Talladega, Ala, on a charge OF
ri1ing registered letters. Inc evidence
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Egypt.

Srrz. August l2.-The rebel, in great
force have taken up positions Immediate!
threatening the canal.
ALEXANDRIA, August III lre> OF con-
siderable magnitude were visible to-day IN
rear az the enemy's position NJ kinga>man.
The Steamer Holland with the Household
cavalry. and the troop-ship with the Came
ron Uighlanders and q battalion OF the Der
Lvsbire regiment. have arrived here.
I nvpoX. August IA dispatch TO the
Dahl, NeirS from Con-tantinOple say the
strongest order, have been sent 10 the TOW
ernor, OF Beyrout, Damascus, and Aleppo
10 take exceptional care to secure publc
order and prevent an outbreak Of the M
tiyes. ......,,.
savs events in Egypt are greatly lhlu-
encing the syrian Mu,sulmahs. ne suu,
otion L such that a triiling incident would
suffice to set the whole province aDlaze'
ARAB PAcfA's STATUS.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, August li.-The MUS
s,,i,,,op iurists whom the sultan frequently
consult. explain that Arab Pacha' III 20
,ar : he disobeyed the Caliph, i a rebei aiu
NAV lac unceremoniously treated IL sueh ,
~; In "a far As he has been defender OF
,be Nobommedan country against the ag-
oressiye designs Of Christians, Ne na'
merely fulfilled the duties Of good Mu .s
snlman. and consequently the talph can
not make common cause with England,
The sultan may punish Arab Paeha u
some act of rebellion is proved again,,'
him. but he must not associate hiIn'tL
With those who wish to crush Arab Paeh'
a. the defender Of Islam. This VIII CREAM
jnfnence the Turkish military action.
THE PoBrE's SPIRIT IL SENDING TROOPS
ToxpoS. August 1.-THE Constant
ronl.. correspondent Of the Dai!y Aen
n.y. an important indication Of the srir'
! ,s1ieh auilnates the Porte III sendins lVop
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Convicted Murderer Lyncbed.

ATLANTA. GA, August I4.-oaturda!
night in Chambers county, Ala, Bob
Brook, and Charlie Griffin. convicted OF
the murder Of man named McCann a
year ago. were lynched by mob. They
had been granted new tIill.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
MOxD.y Augus, IA 1881

sALES-FIRsT BOARD.-20 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock at 10; 30 shares Peters
burg Railroad stock at 2st, 90 do. at zen.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stock at 55.. 10 do. at SO.
10 do. ut SO, 2 do. at SO; 1000 Columbia and
GreenviIle second Is at s7f; 10 shares Atlnta
and Charlotte Railroad stock at 75I
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fURNlTl RI.

rIrRNITURE, MATTREssEs,0
Il RFDDING. xC.-HiLLiAM DAf-EA
TRON.-pgrtlas In wanl ~ flkNlltkE oih
~ arseripti0n Will study their interest by
ral,Inr oe me ief0re purchasing. Carries ,he
lgrs.f tick does ihe business, ami cannos ie nn'
j,r.oid fiye hundred ,vits IN ALNti, Ash'
snd POPf AR from the test factories ~ inc eoss .,
,r, WI be sold low 20 make room. MlLii,Nm
DAfFRON, os,ce and esterO.ins, lt3e "as
800. W...t-Eni storo, slS - 3l5 north Aasi.ss
s,rert: factory Nos. 10, 10 20, aud - nI'n III
troth street, Richmond. eu'''
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Deaths at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August ll.-Judge
William Schley, OF New York. formerly oi
savannah, Ga, died suddenly at me onitsd
states Hotel to-day, and Judge Willam NJ.
Lew, Of the Louisiana State Court, died III
the Pitney House to-day.
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Dividends.

RICHMOND AND DANyuLE X LknAD 'o~l
TEEAhIaEKr bFFifi
RIcuNOND, Va. August IL. le52.
1--WE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
i TINS COMPANY HAVE DECLAkfD =
DIVIDEND Of TWO PR cENi- payable ~
Cf--T a. %. L. the stnc hh0lders 81 r'-."sd on
~. books Il the New York pfice, at ne nefe@h-
fie National Bank OF Ncw YORK and h'-' 81
record oa the books 0f Tine sthef1 once AZ VIC
Office - tie treasursr. ,., ~, -.
The TRANSFER-BOOK> Will te elooed RON
AI1ISI AUGUST 10. l-r3.
1ilxl5 WE.TIKNEE, TREASURER.
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Fl,r~-W-. quote: Fu,. 4 ii.j0: .uF,r'l'.
- 5DIr -: common -ui.rf.ur. rl.jtn 20 extra
45.3nl -: common family, sGMf'; ri.,
milk .7.Jpus- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
THE LUNENBURG DUEL.
THE NiYERS OF YOUNG ADDISON INDICTED.
True Bills Found Against Richard b.
Garland, w. w. Boswell,
and John Roach.
CARLiyDS TRIAL BEGUN YESTERDAY.
A Large Crowd OF Interested Sp0cta.
tors I'm Attendance.
A PLEA OF "N0T GUILTY.

A Jury Promptly Empanelled and the Trial
BeRun-The Prisoners Appeara and Be-
havior N Con OF Young
Addison After Being Shot and HIS Terrible
Agony Before Death-Scenes ON the Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15

nOoK AxD JOB WORK NEATLY
HESE.u.S..,- .. ,ise DisrAtN''. "iN'iNe"
p0SsE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15

BALTIMORE. August l4.-Virgmia e.. cons 20.
- .: second -cre-. 81. l1-t-Ilr c.HI'h.- )"t
now lr-iO.. ~. H.I.