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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-11
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

- 10 Observation-Disclosures
~ ~ DrspArcH II rHaxE rIx4s astarge - tha9
Of any other Daily paper In the caty Of kichnond.
4 u therefore greatly superior to any other -
"a ,dium of advertising.
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sTKAVTON,s OFFICE

Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra, No CO. Aug 10th:
10 20 20 81 u 26 IS 81 80 / SO % "a
Ticket Nos % 81 GA prize sold and paid By
ST ALTON
For To-Day Delaware SO Capital: $780,.
ga. 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets $40.
au III
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RCILDING FUND COMPANY.-Tae .16.
scoers 70 ~ ,a .;, NEW Building Fund Company
Company, 10 be held at the office OF Comms.;an.,
VIM Davis, corner of 18th and Bank stree.s. On
Thursday Evening, the 18th August. 1ns,sn u
at O'Clock, tor the purpose of temporary organ.
izatien. an ,lS,
DLANTERs, LOOK OUT FOR Y00R
/ lNTEREST-Tne subscribers have fsw ~
the best Horsepower Threshers and Cleaners in
the United States. which can be seen ct Richmond
No 3 Seventeenth street. And one now in success.
full operation ct Ampthi, the farm OF Mr. John Wat
kins, Chesterfield county. Those Interested arc
cordially invited TO cali and examine the machine
ct Mr. Watkins any day thia week, II fair weather
For reference. iuq aire OF Mr Watkins.
an ll-3ts BARBER + N'KEOWM
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~ CHOLERA. DIARRHEA, CHO.
ems of Richmond and

% To the Citizens OF Richmond and
Transient Visitors.-If you wish to have your
hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful style, and your whiskers chang ed to beau
tiful black or brown color please cali at the Hair
cutting, Shaving, and Shampeoing Saloon, under
the American Hotel.
NB-Hot, cold, and shower baths can be had
daily from ga NJ to 10 P M, and on Saturday at l
PM.
Single bath 25 cts; five tickets for 81. Entrance
18th street. jy24
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W DaguerreOtypes in the Highest
stare of the Art.-All who see SlMONS' Pic.
lures for the nrst time struck with their beauty
TRUTH and strength, and the wonder is not that
price is higher than that charged by some others.
but rather that such gems can be procured at any
price. We do not Pr etend to compete In price with
novice, whose only object is the dollar, regardless
of the advancement of The art or credit of Its pro-
tessors, whose productions compare as favorably
with legitimate Daguerreotype a figure head
upon Dutch vessel does with the classical figures
of Michael Angelo; and for which any plice be
You'd the mere cost of the materials used would be
an extortion and imposition upon the public.
M p SIMONS
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G2S0 IN BANK NUTEs LOST.-On
WV Monday afternoon, the 9th lust. be-
tween Wall st. and Cary ,or Cary st. and The Union
Hotel, or between the Union and City Hotels three
one hundred. Dollar Bills and one Fifty Dollar bill
ANY person having found this money. who will re-.
turn 1t to me at tine City Hotel or to my GENT Mr.
Ben lsmin Davis, will be handsomely rewarded,
: au l-3ts W ~ uEvUTEr
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N OTICE.-The Lynchburg aud Abing-
~ don Telegraph Company, having extend.
ed their wires from this place to Lynchburg, are
prepared to forward promptly all dispatches entrus-
ted to their agents. Messages for the White Sui
phur and sweet springs or the West will be faith
toiy written cut and mailed at Lynchourg, thus
gsining two days on the regular mail from Rich
mond: Office, las Main st., over Pratt's Daguer.
rean Gallery.
au lit I p Tprr o..
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-. EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
O>A NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths Vt all hours of the day and evening.
II jaS0-2m
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w from the country who has bsd man nss -
experience In business in country store, and who
can give the most satisfactory references. Apply
to rf'
au ll-a TOIER f. coor
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6 You must not be prejudiced, but
give them a trial in cases OF CHOLERA
MORBUs and SUMMER COMPLAINTS.
These annoying and dangerous diseases are becom
ing quite prevalent at this time and il not speedily
checked. often destroy the constitution, and not un
frequently lie itself. As sure and speedy cure,
we know OF no remedy equal to that universally
popular m, dicne, BAKERS PREMIUM
BlTTEkS; and we therefore advise every one
to give it q trial As preventive 10 indigestion.
ana a corrector and purier of the Stomach, these
Bitters are unsurpassed. Every family should
keep few bottles on hand.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEkER, ADIE a. GRAY, BENNETT 4
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD T. CO., and GAYNOR
WOOD, Main street; II. BLAIR, WM p. LADn
and sEABROOk & REEVE. Shockoe HUI, CHAS.
MlLLsPAuGH, and THOMAS 4 MCCARTHY.
au lots
Il TIE O0ce Of the New York Her.
ea, Philsdephia Ledger, Baltimore Sun. baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot Tor eli the Newspapers
Mnra wfn ova3
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tIANAGEd's OFFICE.
R. FRANCE 81 Co,
Successors to +. Morris & Coo

[SucCessOrs 10 f. WorrIs q Coo
Splendid Scheme I0r 1nis Day.-Captals:
S35 600, $4,000, $780, 3606 20 OF 1000 20 Of o0O &c
78 numbers,p6 drawn. Tickets $40.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery. Capitals: 5000, OF
1000, &c. Tickets 81 So
Drawn Nos of Washington 81:
so 80 ii % "a Is % Ga 81 So 65 81
au 10 c.. w. PURCELL.
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au7 Isl Main street, Eagle Square.

~ Common Expression.-Theya are GER
tainly the most lfelke DaguerreOtypes We
have ever seen-so say persons almost daily, on
visiting our rooms. We endeavor to make them
appear natural and life like in position expression,
and finish, and how fac We succeed, we leave the
public to decide; and we are pleased to say that
many decide in our favor, daily We invite all
who may wish Daguerreotypes, and the public in
general, TO call and examine our Pictures, our Sc
lection of Cases, Frames, Lockets, Pins. and prices
and after such examination you think you can be
better suited elsewhere we will think just as much
of you If you had patronized US. Unless we
merit your patronage we do not wish it.
MINNIS g. WATSON,
Daguerreotypists and dealers in Stock,
35t Main st, (Mansion House, Richmond, and
Sycamore ST, Petersburg, Va. iy 81
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The Sd vol I'd series History Of the United s,,,a.
of America, by Richard Hildreth @''s
Dealings with the firm OF Dombey g. Son whole.
sale, retail and for expectation, by Charles ;ckss
2 vols illustrated, neatly bound-S2
Pierre, or the Ambie uities, by Herman Melville
Paper 81; cloth 25
Mysteries or Glimpses of the Supernatural CON.
tanning accounts of the Salem Witchcrsft-Tbs
Cock Lane Ghost-The Rochester Rsnpngs- Tho
Stratford Mysteries-Oracles, Astrology. 6ra..as
Ghosts, Demons, Spectres, &c, &c, ny Chas VII
lys Ellioti-paper 60; cloth 75c
Part 2lst London Labor and London Poor
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IxrxamrSrs.-Number at intermsnn IN the
sboahoe hin burying ground dsring the three
monshs ending July 3ls-W White peruons, malss, e.;
fsnales, 81 stilIborn Children, 3 TOTAL l4s Col.
ored persons. males. q; fsmalss, 90 stillborn
children, 2; total, 1874. Aggregate OF interments
orr
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F Great Cure for Dyspepsia.-DR. J
8. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, AND
FAMILY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS, both costing
IS cents
| have cured more than FIVE thousand persons of
by dyspepsia and Liver Complaints with my Dyspep.
tic Compound and Family Pills Read the follow
ing letter from gentleman in Virginia, WI om
never saw. He is one of thousands who are living
ly Medicines.-J. S. Rose, nj d.
DINwIDDIE Co Va, June, 1852.
To DR.. J. S. Rose, Philadelphia-Dear Sir: For
tie sake of humanity, write these few lines to in
form you and the public generally, of the great
cure your Dyspeptic Compound has made on me.
In the summer OF 1850, | was attacked with a vio-
lent diarrhosa, and after trying the remedies pre-
scribed by two or three eminent physicians for lS
months, without any effect, and being reduced al.
most to skeleton, and scarcely able to walk across
my room, accidentally received one of your cir.
culars, in which found my disease exactly de
scribed. My son went to Petersburg and purchas
ed bottle of the DYSPEPTiC COMPOUND, with
box of your FAMILY Or Alternative PILLS,
and to my great establishment and satisfaction |
found great relief ia few days; and i'm two weeks
| was entirely well. At this time am in better
health than have been in ten or twelve years. In
short, sir, your medicine saved my life.
Your, with respect, GEO J. JONES.
The above preparations, and all Or. Roses cele4
brated Family Medicines,
For sale by Ade & Gray Purcell, Ladd l. Co.,
Bennett a Beers, Alex Duval, r. K. Duval, O. A.
Strecker. A. Bodeker, Gaynor g. Wood, j. Blair s.
NJ Zachr isson and W.P. Laid. jyI6
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HAYES H. SUTTON, NOTARY
S>-&A PUBLIC Particular attention paid t
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. OF
nee In the Law Building, Richmond Va my 6
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Columbian Hotel, Richmon

Mexican Mustang Liniment, I'm
provement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day. And the great desire for these is
operation in the Medical world New light blazes
up and old prac;ises and old mixtures are discard.
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
healthy, which is evidently the true cause why it
is so successful and why many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re-
commendit
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T How many expresslons of COMMENTATOR
ever hear in my saloon. why, he takes them
every time How beautiful that u.s.. That's
you, Kate." 81 never saw any thing more per.
feet" "Oh! why, how he does take them" 81
like his style, his positions" "Oh, the dear little
thing why, he took it laughing at the first tme''
And many more of the same sort. Those who
want beautiful, durable and lifeke Portrait at
81, will come to MOULSONS
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery, Ito Main ST.,
door above Mitchell e. Tylers Jewelry store
Don't mistake the place. jyI
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a GRE1ADLK BOOKS ZOE sunanere
AAxAUlNG & WOODHOijsI
Ea4Je Square, have just received
Rikse; o the Ambiguities; By Herman Melville
author Of Typee,' nc; u IS; paper. 81
Stray Leaves from an Arctic Journal or Rssa-
teen Monfhs In the Polar Regions, ID Search a sr
John Frsnklins Expedition, In the years lssn-sI.
by Lieut. Shsrard Osborn, commanding her 49,
Tvs ship pioneer; paper, use; cloth, l0c
Scenes and Thoughts IN Europe; BY George u
Time and Tide; or Strive and Win; By Ra..
SOC :. : s0s'
Mysteries; or Glimpses Of the sopernatura h.
Chas w Elliott; 75c; pepper, 60c y
London Labor and the London Poor; BY Henry
Tae Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution. NJ
IS, Csc NO
Hiidreshs History Of the U 8 Of America. r., D.
chsrd Hildreth; vol 6, ~ y "f
Dombey and Son; BY Dickens; new edition n.
Illustrated; 2 vols, 90 -
Waverley Novels; Lippincott's new and hand
some edition, but very cheap '"a
The Wesi minister Review for July, together
with many other new and popular works.
4
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= GY:-Trench on he Stuiy of Words no~
ready, price 75c NJ"
Trench, like Whafley, has the happy faculty. os
simplifying and making plain, things in theruseveO.
complex and obscure. Here he weighs word. =
it were, in balance and gives us their tine nS, s
sopby."- Christian Intelligenccr f'N'''
HE discourses iE truly learned and lively ma,
ner upon the original unity of language, and ,se
origin derivation and history of words, w,b ,bs;e
morality and separate spheres Of meaning ''
EueRiaS Posi-.
For sale by NASH g. WOoDHOuSF
au ~ Eagle Square.
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4 4. priv.te @. .. Tfnstey The fair--Jhe only
.i,,.r.hs arisfocrney, Who elect without votes,
snournI r;,hout laws, decide witkouf appeal, and
nv private Geo. Y Bradley Nay our mlsIor-
,unes &c written In sand and our fricndshp In mar
O'I Nv private r. England The Ladies-We adj
r,,;,s them because OF their beauty, respect them
hecau.e of their virtue adore them because OF
their goodness, and love tnem because we can't
N private Edward 8. Amory General Scott
POSSESSED of great abilities both as statesman and
warrior; his great address in civil life has more
than once preserved his country from the conflicts
OF foreign or civil war.
By private Hiram h Powell: "he American
Eaele-May the nations of the earth find peace and
liberty beneath the shades OF her ample wings.
By private C. C Tinsley The Hero of Saratoga
May his gallant deeds animate the breast of every
true American.
By private R. P England: serg't Burns-We re.
spect him as an officer and love HIM as a man
By Sergt Burns: Our Post Serg't. J. B. Williams
He has proved his knowledge of human nature
to day by appealing to hearts through its most
vulnerable point, the stomach.
By the President: The Armory Band-Their de
hghtful strains the universal theme of praise wher
ever heard; we visa them health and prosperity.
This sentimentwas warmly received, and elected
response from the trumpettom9ued leader, j. b
Smith, who always discourses most eloquently or
his Bugle.
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REruRsED.-An idiotic negro, named Dayy,
belonging to Mrs. Meitert, was found wander
ing abou the streets on Tuesday, and on yes
terday returned TO bis owner.
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DRUNK.-Ihomas McDonough, arrested y,
Tuesday, for drunkenness, was on yesterday
discharged from custody, with an admopi,;on
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THREATEsING.-Thomas, slave To I.r..
c. Crane, on yesterday received 80 lssbe, =,
treating Mr.. A. J. Crane in yery ;n.o,.s.
manner.
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AssAcLr-The continued case q ff....r
Scott ffse negro, charged viii, b,ut,ll. :.
sauiaing, some weeks since, another ne..s
named John Trice, vas taken up by The M.ss ~
IN due order yesterday. The Mayor. 40.
hearing the testimony, which proved Tic.
wound not avery serious one, ordered H., 20
lashes. Through counsel, Scot, sppe,,..
from the decision, and the question will h !.
cieed by the Hastings Court next week g..
was then committed to jail in defaul, Of sOo
bail. wv
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35t Main ST, (Mansion House, Richmond, and
sycamore st, Pefershurg Va yJ

Ey We Continue OF the tesum O.
niais of the fine Daguerreotypes issued from frait'
Gallery, at No las Main street, under the Goth;
windows. The Magnolia says of it We were
quite astonished st the beautiful manner In which
il is fitted up the richness of all its appointments
and the elegant appliances of comfort and Injury
with which il abounds We looked over a large
well known private citizens, and did not see one
inferior likeness amongst them. MI P. 10 mas ter
OF his profession and such seems to be the general
opinion, if we judge from the army OF witnesses Oh
his skill which look down from the walls" 'Ihe
best likeness have ever had taken,' says DI
K Wexford, of Fredericksburg, Va, President
of Medical Convention le3
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Nor INsUREp.-Mr. VIM. C.. Elrn.,.,-
carpentei shop, consumed on Saturday eve.
ming, was not insured.
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s How May expressions Of commentator
ever hear in my saloon. '.Why, he takes them
every time" "How beautiful that is fhats
you, Kate" :" / never saw any thing more per
tect.h "Oh! why, how be DOES take then"
ike his style, his positions" 'Oh, the dear ht'e
thing why, he TOOK 1t laughing, at the frst TIME.
And many more of the same sort Those VINO
want a beautiful durable and litel.ke Poftrsit a.
81, will come TO MOULSOEs
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery, Ito Nam ST.
door above Mitchell q Tyiers jewery store.
Dnnt unisrake he ,.iace 1y
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e DakuerfeOty pes OF ChIIurtn, A
iy GROUPS, single Portraits, &C. &C, exeeuieu u
style equal to the finest ivory painting and qs.r
as durable. Copies made from oil paintings, "a
guerreotypef, and every other description Of pc
lures.
The friends of Mr. Clay can see very hae Us
euerreotype OF this great statesman, from "nlct
copies of any size can be made, and set IN pas
rings, &c, Oh framed, making handsome sao
valuable ornament to The parlor or drawing Eoon.
Mr. Clay himself said CT this picture, "Thas j was
the beat he ever had taken"
MP slMoES
jyl ISL Eagle Square.
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DIsMrssED.-James Hamilton, an eIds,,x
fee negro, was bro't before his Honor. ye,,.,
day, on the charge ofassaul,ing Pr;scili, D..
ford. The testimony proved that Lewis h.
ilton committed the assault, and the compl.;n,
was dismissed.
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II DIR. Moreau Forrest, late u. s. Marshal
S o. IMsryiand, died in San Francisco on the
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FINE HAMs-A SUBSTANTIAL Present.
we acknowledge the compliment of a parcel
OF bacon Hams from Messrs. Bosher g. Will
son, oil Baltimore. They are rendered az a
specimen OF the Hams put up by Mr.. Wilson
in Terre Haute, Indiana, for the firm W.
have given them fair trial, and give os our
opinion, that We have never tasted better
How could these Hams, indeed, be other ,b.,
superb Mr.. Wilson, who cured them, is one
of those families of Isle of Wight whose fame
has for years ira, elled far and near as the best
curers Of Bacon known. Mr.. Bosher goes
from this city where they know how to select,
TO cook, and to eat Bacon better than any
where else on the habitable globe. ito the latter
category belong the men of the Dispatch.)-
Therefore it would be matter of surprise if
they did not present TO the public very supe.
rior article. They have put their Bacon up in
the neatest manner-the size and form are
good-and the quality is unsurpassed for JUL
ciness and exquisite flavor. Messrs. b. g.. W..
are extensive dealers in Bacon, and have
large stock of shoulders and sides as we'll as
hams, for family use. We do mos, heartily
commend their curing to all lovers Of good
Bacon.
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- To the Cirizeps OF nichmend ana
Transient Vi,itors.-n you wish 10 hsTe y0a,
nalr cur and dressed IN the most fashionable anu
tssteiai Style and your WHISPERS chan sed y oeaA
uiot oiack or brown Color please call al tor Athe-
lean Hsir Cutting, Shaving, Shzm2 og1s sn''
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hcssl eass
meat.
N. B. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths at a. hoars
Hotel, entrance on llrh street. js2s
Ey CHOLERA, DlAAsRHHA. CHO-
LIMA MORBUS, Ch0LiCS, CaAaP, uRlF4No,
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODiC AM
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &c, msy be cured oy
Stabler's Great summer Kennedy :,
None genuine without the signature VI u
SrABLgR, NJ. ID.
Chslls and Fevers, Ague. Bilious. Remii'sni
and Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Wear
ness in the Limbs' Chronic Debility, !aundee,
Dyspepsia. &C., may be cured BY stablei's Gre"
Ague and Fever Specific
None genuine without the signature OF H. II
Stabier, NJ. d.
Stabler,s AIfcrafivc--A valuable remedy To-
Impurities OF the Blood, Erysipeias, Bells, san
kheum. Milk Csnst, Rheamsiisn,, Bronchitis, 20
arsed Iousls, Sore Throat Dr. psy. tleass On she
legs, Sweied G.anas, Deransed Liver, Oppfessehs
fsipaiiun OF the Heat Test ~, &c. A..
AL Ut the above fos sale Ia kchHend D. al
NOR a. WOOD, DOVE u laAAcs ard PpAGkLla
LADD u cO. X Il. oTaklER, 81 D,
je 2S--Sn. Alexandra, Va
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BoUQUET.-Mr. Clark, OF the Adelph, sent
us over, yesterday, one of the choicest and
most elegant bouquets it has ever been our good
fortune to receive. Ii was as fresh and fragrant
as though newly plucked from the groves of
an earthly Paradise. The smile of the belle
Of shockoe Hill was not more attractive, or
the roseate cheek of the Valley Lilly more
tempting. The liberality of the esteemed Civ
OF was certainly never more iudiciously exer-
c'seu man IN hesiowing this token offiieadship
upon our worthy selves. Send along the white
hat.
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tang your banners 0nNthe out
ward Walls-the Cry is still they Come.

ward Walls-the Cry is sIill they Come.
The crowd that is continually making its way to-
wards the Jewelry Mandatory of 5. P. NOUN.
TAIN, No. Ito, Main street, up stairs, show con.
clusively that his is the place to get full satsac.
ton done them, in getting their WORK done al prices
far below that of any store in Richmond.
Jewelry made and old Jewelry repaired and made
as good az new, at the lowest manufacturing prices,
at the shortest notice. and satisfaction warrantf or
no charge. Diamonds, Pearls, Canoes, Garnets
aud other precious stones set in the reatest and
latest New York styles.
The subscriber having come from the North. is
prepared, in consequence of having low rent
good assortment OF tools, together with his own
ability to manufacture any article OF Jewelry to do
his WORK cheaper and better Than any other estab-
liahmeat in the city. Old Gold and Silver taken in
exchange for Jewelry. s. ?. MOUNTAIN,
Diamond setter and Manufacturing Jeweler.
s,,0
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V African Division, 1875, 8. Oft
The following are officers tor the ensuing ms,,sr
For w p D Francis; w A, P Mathews: n = W.
D Bray; A 8, A 0 Shaw s, John Auplevsrd
T, Shaw; c, Gates; C, stans6eld; / s XII
lev: O s. Houseman 80.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ExCURsIoNs.-The
press Of matter upon our local columns debars
any extended notice of the different Sunday
School celebrations. The Sunday Schools of
the 1st and I'd Baptist Churches, with large
number of guests, proceeded, at about 9 o'clock
on Monday morning, to the Slash Cottage,
where they spent joyous Season of recreation
and festivity. The grafton, delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Howell, was of the most finished
character, and was highly extolIed. Three
trains of cars carried up the entire party, num-
befing 1900 persons.
The Oregon Hill Baptist School proceeded
to Harrison's Grove, and spent the day in
speaking and singing, and in partaking of an
excellent dinner. They had an excellent cele-
bratiOn.
The Grace Street Baptist School and the
Sunday School connected with the Christian
Church made very pleasant and thronged ex-
cursions up the canal.
There were several other parties of pleasure
OF a more private character, and we have yet to
hear of anything that occurred to mar their
general harmony, or an appropriate observ-
ance of the day.
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RAND's CAsE.-The continued case of Oliver
II. Rand, charged with being concerned in the
late Portsmouth Bank robbery, by Mr.. Marx,
Cashier of the Bank of Virginia, came up be-
fore the Mayor on yesterday.
Mr. Mayo stated that an express messenger
had been sent to Boston for testimony, and he
would therefore ask further postponement of
the examination.
MIR. r. G. Scott, in behalf of Rand, protested
strenuously against the postponement. He
said that he had learned from an authentic
source, that Abraham w. Rand had been ex.
amined before the Mayor of Boston, on Satur-
day, and discharged. He desired final ex-
animation to take place.
After some further argument, the Mayor adj
journed the case over until Saturday. Rand
was thereupon remanded to Jail.