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AUCTION SALES.



nEsIRABLE DVFETIIN0 m nm.
- Walls ADDTTJ.n FOR SALE-Ihe -.
sseer = ezthcrize1 % I'll - sery 80. err.
- md dealrAbls rse11ence h Dusar1 n aifir-.
81 IS re oceupeney 81 Mr. Geo. 4 CrrIri6Sid
rss -. es1n9 ~ Duyal I'D II Seephen ssree4..
uhoiss 1870 Tie fesidesee Of Capt Jenkina ne
der. ~ - .fe nearly Dev--are II perfect Or
modstioe e arg eneush for ths geuteel accom-
estioo 4 49, s'issEe family. II imm.diste sprlI
Tnnns.--ass erest bargain WI be given. s
real ye.fs bearing ipteres - = -, s.o
Il - Nha b takes 8 srcss.sa &c g osner
DTS At P0HT = : - 49,, - = sDDiA-
s = VI SALE At A1c:7qnSs n..,UCkkTT6,
81 .araey Aflerneen ~ cs,s g. be soad on
~ Pfsmases, commenci.s !. ~ suiy, l65a upon
IN "a. t ~ = ron MAO, kocie,,. 80 O'Clock
- ,ce. On Ofipens street runrs.s arcnpng each
ano olvinlng the brick yard 81 ,u ,ek l0o feet.
hagiand. Terms at sale /" uuarns, Son &
iva w ecr..
VALUABLE BUILDING u.0ws
CANAL AND 4TH STREETS. Ann SpySN
TENEMENTS ON CANDLES Hill. So n1 ~
AT AUCT1ON-Will be sold on T-esSaSAL :
tern0on, 9Th July, 1859, upon the prem;s.s -. ~
mencing at o'clock, 6 sauable Building Lot. :,
the west side OF 4fh street, between Cary ana f.ns
streets, each fronting about 81 feet running bsc
62a feet, having the benefit of culvert in rear.
great advantage to said Lsts. After which. win /
soid two Brick Tenements on Gambles Hill ON Il
east line of 4th street, near to Arch street
TERMs-One.thi-d cash; balance at and
months for negotiable notes, interest added secure
by trust deed, or title withheld.
jy 90 w. GODDIN. Au-tr.
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Congress-.
WASHINGTON, July %

WASHINGTON, July Y.
The SENATE took up and considered the bill
appropriating land for canal around the Falls
of St. Marys.
In the HOUSE. the bill granting the right of
way to railroad companies through public
lands, was passed. A resolution calling for
Information relative to the fishing difficulties
was adopted. The report of the committee
on printing was postponed to next week. The
bill for the relief of Thomas Richie was or
dered to be engrossed
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ADJUSTMENTS


ODNsrT Els1 ~ 3 a
ON MONDAY EVENING July as-~ ,aso
The Celebrated New OrlAoaa 1sS~~-
and 1a1lee Troupe
II E6PkOTkULLY announces to the 1ediau
~ and gentlemen OF this place, that they win givs
their Grand Vocal and Instrumental EnterSaln.
ments illustrating the Music and Poetry Of III ma
tions, on the above evening, and during the week
a. performed by them for the past ten years In oil
the principal cities Of Europe and America, and
lately at the Italian Opera House. New York. S
The whole to conclude with Gems from the
Italian Operas, giving limitations OF Jenny Lind,
DC, In which the Whole Troupe win appear.
Admissl0n-on Only IS cents.
Doors open At half pas, Ito commence at I
quarter past 8 o'clock.
" % g. 8. SANFORD. Manager.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ne FisAeries d he BvssisK PTss;.eSs'


Bosros, July 20--rhe steamer Adm;,.I
brinss us 81. John, N. b., psl,sss q he i9,h
July. The Morning News VI that dare ssvs
that "a swarm of English Cruisers il abont
to light down upon the 6eet Of lawiess fisher.
men that nfest these waters, from the land az
Notions"
The Halifax Morning Chronicle gives lst
of the vessels that are to cruise on this service.
in British American waters, during the pre- eens
summer. II includes one frigate OF 20 gems
the sloop Sappho, IL guns; steam sioops De.
vastation aud Buzzard, each 6 guns; steam
sloop james, guns, besides one ketch. three
b,igantines aud eight schooners, making to.
tai Of I9 armed vessels to be engaged in this
service.
The St John News says that Mr.. Webster
steam frgate ms been offered to him for
cruise in the st. Lawrence for the benefi, of
his health.
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WASHINGTON, July 2i.-The jury in the
case OF Day. have returned verdict of guilty
Of mansaughter, and not guilty of MURDER
This unexpected result is solely attributed to
the powerful efforts of his counsel, Joseph n.
Bradley, Esq. Day, it will be recollected.
shot his wife, in fit of jealousy, more than
year ago, and on bis first trial was convicted
of murder in the first degree
No time has yet been fixed for the trial of
Dr. Gardner
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK. July 2l.-The brig Vermont, of
Eden, from New York, in ballast went ashore
on Friday night of last week, near Currituck
Isles. and at the last accounts was likely TO
become total loss--crew saved. She was
bound TO Georgia. The wind is still fresh
from the eastward, which keeps large mum.
Der Of vessels in Hampton Roads.
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LATER FROM HAYTI.-By the arrival at this
port yesterday (2Oth) of schr. Susan, of East
port. Capt. Nickerson, tlate Bray) from Port
au Prince, previous accounts of affairs in that
place, lately received, are fully confirmed
Capt. N. states that the Government was in
creasing It's forces by CONSUMPTION, of all be-
tween the ages of sixteen and sixty years, and
that the most active warlke preparations were
being made for an attack upon the Dominicans
sometime in August.-N. 7. Tribune.
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DrOrneG,

LANCASTER, Pa, July 20.-A young man,
named John Conner, was drowned this morn.
ing while bathing in the Conestoga river. Ii
is supposed he was taken with cramp. Before
assistance could be rendered he sunk to the
bottom. The deceased was native of Ireland
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Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July %.
Gen. Scott is suffering from violent attack
OF derrhea, and will not be able to attend the
Niagara celebration
MIR. Webster has declined the mission to
England. MIR. Crittenden will be appointed.
MIR. Kennedy has been rendered the Sec
retaryship of the Navy, and will accept.
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WASHINGTON, July 20.-Gen. Scott is quite
ill OF dysentery, and it is feared that he may
not recover in season to attend the Lundy's
Lane celebration at Niagara. He desires 10
60, as he has proposed, and will if he posi-
bly, can without unwarranlable risk.
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70 street fight took place in Bachan
an, Bottelourt county, on Friday last, between
Messrs. E. II. Myler and Geo. w. johnson,
two respectable citizens. Several pistol shots
were exchanged, but neither was hurt.
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BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.


T ARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF
IL DRY GOODS AND HARDWARE AT AUC-
TlON-Fhe subscribers propose to make change
in their business, with which view they will offer
the whole Of their large stock of both Dry Goods
and Hardware, amounting to about S20000, at pub.
lie auction without reserve.
The sale will commence With the Hardware on
the 27ta inst; Dry Goods the 18th inst, their
store, No lO6 Nam street
Their stock comprises great variety of desirable
articles in Hardware and a full assortment Of Fall
Styles in Dry Goods. Most OF their foreign goods
were imported by them last Fall, from England
and France. The whole stock is in good order, and
OF the most saieable character
Such an opportunity for purchasing really good
and desirable goods at auction, is rarely presented
IERms-Under SI00, cash; for a ! sumo under
500, months; above thar, 6 months approved
negotiable ties.
Sale conducted by Messrs Kent Paine Kent
THOMAS A. CHARLES ELLIS & co,
No LOG Main street, Richmond, Va
is 16-t23iy
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AIONEY LOST.-TWENTYFIV DOL.
Ixl LARS RSWAkD-Lost, between the Co.
lumbar and City Hotels, Sunday morning, roll
OF NOTES, amounting to SlI5. They were all
new notes, 9th denomination OF So, on the Farm
ers' and Merchants Bank o! Washington City. Any
information LETT at this Office that may lead to the
recovery of the above sum OF money will receive
the reward offered, or rewarded in proportion to
the sum returned jy i9-6t+
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ID oil respectable character and standing-and
none others need apply-can be pleasantly acc om.
modated with board, moderate terms, il a
private family, where some of the comforts of a
home may be realized. Applications wanted I'm
mediately; and line through the Post Office to V.
A. S, will meet with prompt attention.
10 O9-3tn
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 90.
There were no sales of anything worth re-
porting to-day. Thermometer at 80 in the
shade.
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Arrival of the Cherokee,

New YORK, July %.
The steamer Cherokee has arrived from N.
Orleans and Havana. She brings $4,000 in
specie. Everything is quiet in Havana.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
X. FRANCE a. CO.,
(S0cceseOrs to r. NI0rris 4, CAY

For This Day.-Cspitals $4,000, 1897.
s,oOO, 2,oa0, i2o0. 10 of SEQ, &c IS numbers. Is
Also, ;he Patapsco Lottery.-Capitals: q 10. 500.
OF 1875 DC Tickets 81 so -,
Drawn Nos of susquehanna, Clas. 90.
81 81 62 IS SO Az 70 so is 10 &c "
jy % q w pIIDcT,,
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From St, Domingo

From st. Domingo.
New YORK, July %.
Later dates from st. Domingo confirm the
previous accounts of sickness at that port.
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER,

BY GEORuE j. SUMNER.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF ICE
n AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
the 9th instant. at o'clock will be sold at auction
without reserve, at Clearinghouse Mill, quantity oil
Ice, belonging to the estate of E. M Newpern
decd. Terms cash.
RICHARD SEDGSWICX
Admir- of E M Newbern decd
Sale to be conducted BY
jy23 GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NEw YORK, July q.
Inc steamer United States has arrived with
California dates TO the 18th ult. She brings
ssO passengers, and $3.50 900 10 specie.
great lire occurred at Sonora on the 18th,
-. ues''oying an immense amount Of property
ne loss - estimated at two million dollars.
ae STEAMER Pampero was to leave Aspin-
wall tor New Orleans on the 18th instant.
among the passengers we observe the
names OF Lieut.. Governor Purdy of Caliso,.
MA, Maj. A. H. Sibley and Others, who were
foooed OF. all their baggage while crossing
the Isthmus.
Further by the United States.
i ne steamer Golden Gate arrived at pana.
ma on the lith. She brought 81 200 900 in
gold. :"
wines Oh uncommon richress have recently
oeen discovered in California.
F"rther Foreign News by the America.
BosToN, July %.
IRELAND Telegraphic dispatches from
nuoiin' state that in an election fight in that
city, policeman was killed.
"A not TOOK place in Wigan, between the
orangemen and Catholics, which was finally
quelled by the military. Much blood was
spilled.
FRANcE.-rhe Arab chief. Abdel 'Kader
and Hamet Benruta, State prisoners of France,
had quarrelled in prison, and the former stab
bed the latter, inaicting fatal wound.
ESGLAsD.-The Liverpool Times intimates
that the ministerial party will be in minority
OF 100 in the New Parliament.
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Death of Bishop Chanche.

DeatH OF BISHOP CHHnChe.
FREDERICK, Nd, July %.
Bishop Chanche, of Natchez, died in this
place this morning.
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x u UA1HS Ia EXTRAORDINARILY II
u THE WAY OF DIZZY GuOlS-Mil'Lu,.
SER q BROTHER, hereby respectfully intorme
their friends, customers, and pubic eenersly, that
they have received and ready ior sale, large add.
tons to their stock OF Goods ell bought within Ia
last few days at auction for less than ealf The oyr
inal cost price being ate in the season and desir.
Gus Of having room for our Fail purchases wewin
sell the best bargains ever offered in this place.
Look at the Cafalegue-Lawn6 ST cts, yard
wide; solid color Bareges Ut one shilling, coat 37t;
Ginghams and Deiaines too numerous % mention;
white goods, such dotted. plain, and spsisged
Swiss checked Cambria usiins; Lace Seeves for
Misses, l2a; black Lace Wells 57A; Misses black
and white Hose, six pence per pair; Linen Towels
els pie>e Sd furniture Prints for q I'd; Linen
Lustre i0cts yard; Merimac Prints in dark colors
suitable Tor the approaching season, Cts per yard
Linen Hdkfs for 8, ~, and l2k cts, besides the
best and cheapest Dome ste Goods, such ~ brown
and ole acaed Shirting and Sheeting, Ticking and
Fiannels, to be had in the city. Gail soon, ryoa
may mss some OF the bargains, Ct 8fg9
MILLHISER 4 BROS.
iv lQ-6t l39 Broad street.
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JOB PRINTING.
ISPATCH UFFICE.
Governor street, 2 doors from Main.
RICHMOND, Va.

Pamphlets, Business Cards.
Circulars, Tickets.
HandbiIis, Blanks, &c. &C.,
Laoeis, of every description,
rfinled at short notice and upon reasonable terms
ES Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re-
ceived and executed in the Handsomely style.
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/ AMI IN POWHATAN.--We ufier for sale
II FARM or 500 acres in Powhatan county,
ABOUT % miles from Richmond, six miles fran the
Danviiie Railroad, ana Inc same distance from
James Kieer, lying Immediately onthe main road
leading from Ricnmond to Lynchburg
This land, about half of which is cleared. ID Of
good quaii,y, and has several thousand dollars
worth vi buildings on it, together with every do
scrip,ion OF fruit of the best selections. 6eing
authorised sell this property upon very favorable
terms. We as 4 particular attention to it,
TOLER Il COOK,
jyl3 General Agents.
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lust kECEiVED, beautiful AND desirable
~ assortment OF Cane Chairs which are SO
well adapted to the warm weather. These Chairs
well suited for either city country Residences
as in door or out door seats, being neat light and
the coolest seat that can possibly be made. The
sortmenI consists of paror, hall and dining Chairs;
ladies' sewing Chairs, with asd without rockers;
high Chairs for children st table,
Also, will receive in Say or two, good assert
nent OF portable camp Chairs and Stools, win
new Style of ladies' sewing Chair, an entirely new
artlce recently imported from Europe. To those
VIII. really Comfortable IL is indspensa-
bic. The above to be had at the House Furnish
ing Store OF l.. GiNTER,
jy2l 49, Main st.eet
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER,

GALE OF GROCEhIES AT AUCTION.
~ On Tu esday morning next, the 9th inst,
at 10 O'Clock, al the store OF Mr. Baker, on
Franklin street. ("ho is changing his business
of Groceries. consisting of the usual variety Of
Family Groceries, Boots. Shoes, Hats. &c with the
Shop and other fixtures, two good Counters, one
large Mahogany Show Gaze, &c, &C.
IERMs-Cash.
Sale conducted by GEO. J. SUMNER,
jy % Auctioneer
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NALCAbLE Law BOOhS.-WOKhS
On CRIMINAL Law, ior sale by A. mon
kIS late DIinkec 81 Morris.
Whseler's Criminal Law, reports OF Criminal
Law Cases, decided at the City Hail, city OF New
York, with notes and references, by jacob ID.
Wheeler, Counsellor at Law, S vols, evo.
Bsr5ours Criminal Law, treatise On the Crimi-
nal Law OF the state of New York; and upon The
jurisdiction, Duty Sid Authority OF Justices OF the
Peace, ami incidentally OF the POWER and DUTY Of
Sheritfs. Constables. &c. in Criminal Cases, ny
Oliver Lorenzo BARBOUR, Counsellor a. Law, vol,
Svo
Archibods Criminal Pleadings, vol, svo.
Rutsel on Crimes yols, SYo-
Roscoes Criminal Evtdenee, vols, oEo-new
edition, y2i
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Y EEP SHARP LOOK OUT AND
IN dan;t let The time pass without giving

"a EEP SHARP LOOK OUT And
IN don't let the time pass without giving
LEVY q call.-LEVf has yet on hand large lots
of Goods which ne is extremely ANXIOUS to get rid
of. He WILL the eff re- offer giea, inducements to
all in want Barge de LANES al l2c Lawns at lie
Bingham at l2c, Shiring Stripes at Cd, Apron
Checks at Cd fine Linen Cambria Hdkis at i2c,
Stirring at &C. b. avy and wide Sneeting at 90,
Hose at l2c. Prints at SC, heavy bed Tick at lUc,
Check Muslin at l2c, Swiss at the saline price, aus.
lin Trimmings at lie, worked Muslin Sleeves at 37c,
Lace Sleeves at Soc and lots nf other Goods-aii to
be offered at prices TO suit he times Come while
the assortment is good, and get large bundle of
goods for little money. The place Tor bargains Is
at ABRAHAM LEVY'S, Jr,
IN % Dol Broad street.
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GREGORY & MAUMA,
Htaaag gers.
Successors to j. w. Maury d Co..
Office, No. 90, Main street.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass AZ, July 81:
81 30 81 As 80 % 81 10 IL "a I6 40 50
Drawn Nos of Delaware Class a. Extra. july % !:
II ga Is 81 IL Al 20 81 AZ 81 81 SO SO
Schemes for TO-Day.-Capi,as: $4,000
AGO. I3uU 069 10 prizes oi 600 25 of 20O ~ of
i5O, ~ OF 100, 220 of Is, DC 10 numbers, Ia
drawn. Tickets ~ iv %
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DLACkWOOD FOX JULY.-The Prai lie
ID Scout, or Agatone, the Renegade: romance of
Border Life, complete in volume-50c
Achilli VS.. NewmaG-A full report OF the most
extraordinary trial for seduction and adultery,
char. ed against DR. Achili, tbs Apostate Catholic
Priest; by the celebrated DIR Newman, the Oxford
Puseyite both of whom secedefs from their
former creeds the only correct edition, being the
verbatim testimony from the London reports-l3c
Yankee Notions for August-l2c
More Carricatures Call and look at them.
We have received second supply of Bleak
House, No 5. For sale by
q M. WEST d BRO,
il % Exchange Bookstore
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MARE DISH COtEkS.-A very desirable
w article for putting over meats, fruits or pies,
DC, TO prevent dies and other small insects from
getting upon tuem. No housekoeper should be
without them especially at this season OF tine year
are OF various sizes, from to IL inches round.
oval and oblo"g shapes. To be had at GlNTERS
House Furnishing store, 1877 Main srreeI. jy 81
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While away IN Idle hour, buy ths YANKEE NO.
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The DISCARDED DAUGHTEk. o. The chil.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL Nal huAD.-55
ABDUCTION OF CHARGES FOR FhElIHT.
The charges ior Transporting Sail and Coal IN hogs
heads are reduced Is per ceLi II carried between
the 18th Ju and 18th September, ana reduction
b been mace in the charge Tor transporting wheat
from various places all OF which VIII oe seen by re-
ference to the printed bills which may be procured
at the depat on aud after the z9Gd inst.
jyi9 f GILL;, Supefinlene en-.
CEDCWICK ON DA A 4 q Il s.-kEW
y EDlFiON.-A Treatise on me Measure q Ds
images, or inqui,y INTO the frinclpaes wnle e
suit q. law, BY Theodore sedgsick second s6i,
tion revised and great enlarged just received ana
'a-e a. 'n' = A. MORRIS.
jy2l Late lrinker z aor-.s:
BARGAINS IN Dhi evuDs.--A. .1ls
ID ssasoa is advancing, wiiIse OF tae re nsainder
of nv 81 ck ii Dry Goods Ut very low prices,
among which are sumo very desirable Dress 1ooas'
Hosiery, Laces Ribbons, Liners- Dafnasks, A1lu-
So Do1'' 7s''s WV j. sWoRDS.
~ % No 2s5 Broad street.
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MUS ICAL INsTKU "kNT-.-Viofns

M U Z A l. INSTKUWENTs.-V
IvI Vioas and Vi0Bceilos. Flutes, with from | to
keys, Claront It's, Flage let's, Flies, Accordeons
Italian and German Guiiar and Violin Striogs, &c.
Plan IS REP AIRED nave eng ged the Sc vices
OF one thoroughly experienced il tae manufacture
repair OF Pianos, and assure faithful. work
and moderate charges.
Wanted to employ, Cabinet Maker. or other
good worker in wood. Awhile lad. Ia or IS vars
OF sge. well recon headed migh also apply.
CHEAP UMBHELLAS.-Suk scotch Bingham
ana Cambria Umerrllas, Of the best manufacture
Umbrellas covered with good American Glngham,
n H. aud with tae best Scotch Gingham and Silk,
proportonably low. WM REffH,
jy 2o-lm* quo Main street.
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WHITE MOROCCO CATERS
for Misses and children. just received,
also, bronze and black, with blue, green and drab
lasting Caters for children RecolIect they are at
No AZ Main street. sign of the Big Boot, just below
the City Hotel, opposite side, at
iy % WAJSH,S
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ANDREW plzzINy

STILL r HEY co a -.
q very large and superior TURTLE via
be served TO-DAY in every stvle. s,
The Arbour.o This is the fat
test one we have had. and can promise the lovers
Of SOUP treat, Ii they viii drop in and order Z
bowl ofit. Il. w. ALLEN,
~ l9-lw Corner of Main and l2fh St.
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Dive DOLLANs KEWARD.-Ran away
l. from the subscribers Factory, on 23i June,
negro man named LEWIS, the properly of Mrs
Waite, and hired of Mr. George Wate The said
gro is about As years ofage, of low stature black
and speaks quick. TIE above reward will be paid
Tor his delivery at my Factory, opposite tue Dan.
vile Railroad Depot, Riohmond
jy 2G-iw* J. s. WALKER. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23
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I4th street, under Exchanges Hota,

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23
- ATTENTION.! FTNEMEN :

9E& You are requested to meet al the Office
\ of the Richmond Fire Association on
- MONDAY, the 26th inst, at O'Clock,
A. M, IN citizens Dress with your fire hats and
Grape on the left arm, FOR the purpose of joining
IN the procession in honor of the memory of HEN.
Il! CLAY By order of the Principal Engineer.
Jy ~ JOHN H. BOSHER, Sec'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

no THE ClTiZENS SF KiC h.nUND.
L The house formerly conducted by Messrs.
White i Smith, as an EATING HOUSE, on
Main street. opposite the Va. and Farmers Banks
aud next door 10 Mr.. Sutherlands Gun Store, will
be opensd on We ines :sy where everything in
that line ran be had on the most accommodating
terms The pressnr PROJECTORS hope, by close
app ication to business aud disposition please
10 merit large snare of public patronage.
jy 2C-6+ SAUNDERS, e. WODDSON