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THE DAILY DISPATCH

The BarpeEPoRr BANK SwisDLs "a haSh
chaa calling himself DR.. William bos',o''o'
was arrested on Wednesday 10 Ne" iofs'
charged with aiding George IL. Duncan ~
ssindling the Bridgeport Bank BY 'he osp0s' :
OF a Fictitious lump of gold bearing q0as'N' q
which we gave an account on ihufsoa''
The accused is said TO have been e"Aas
with Doncap, at Bridgeport He had pie"'y
Of money. and a passage ticket to California on
the steamer Illinois. He was 10 0e s'"' 70
Bridgeport for examination. Danean rs s''ll
a, i.Tgs. John Chesley, who was before ar
rested. was henoratly discharged.
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The ToBAcco CRop.-The fine rains which
have prevailed in Prince Georges County
Nd, have somewhat revived the hopes of the
tobacco growers, though it is yet thought not
more than half a crop can be secured.
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Sr MARY SHIP CAYaL.-The exca.
walton has been carried down to the Bottom OF
,bs canal at one or two points, and within a
foot or two of the required depth for many rods.
Men are at work along more than half the
length of the canal, and new buildings Tor &C.
comnodation of the laborers, and work shops
for the nee hanics, are being erected.
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RICHMOND MARK EFT.


FLOUR-The MARI ct is more irm in consequence
of the szsaA stock on hand ana the limited supply
by the canal. Unless the ouaL tty increases prises
must go vo for home consumption. Sales 10 dsy
at ssh from store; holders generally demand
higher rates,
WHEAT-Tbe market hos opened at 81 Is 10
81 90 from wagons. Sons la:ga contracts have
been made al OIL rs. Lur city mills will BEGIN TO
grind on this day
T0BACCO-ssles we're animated to day without
change 10 prices. Lugs 54t TO 81; medium % to
$40; hne $40 to $50. The quantity coming in by
canal Ia large.
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MARINE NE VS..
PoRT or RICEaa,nN

ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Richmeu nd, Mitchell, from Phila.
dephia, mdzs to 4 Rankin
rl- SAILED,
Schr Providence, Jones in ballast
Schr Virginia, Philips. Baltimore, ndze
Schr Lewis Edwards Smith, Mes. FORK, coal
Schr Mary ard Elizabeth, Pickup, to Port Wal.
thai. to load with coal
Schs Sas Flower Dayton, Philsdsptia -four
Schr Midway, Dag, 81 Johns Newfoundland,
four
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st IL -
From Petersburg and hichmsad TO the
White SulphIr spring., Vhrcagh in

W hife sulphur springs, VArCa&h IN
two Days.
rasHE Virginia & Tennessee Railroad Cnmpany
now present tbs quickest, safest aad cheapest
routs with increased Facilities never before offered
by any lima to the travelling public visiting Virginia
Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at O'Clock
P II, {Suniays exeepted) by Messrs Boyd, EdmoSd
81 Co "a line of Packets with experienced command
ers--or thenext morning al 7 O'Clock, by the Dan
vile Reread, raseting passengers leaving Peters
burg at Z o clock A NJ, the same morning al tine
junction OF The Ssuth Side Railroad will proceed
2ice's S5atiop1 here they will ind line OF new
and superior Troy Coaeaes, tine hoases and ezTa
r!elced drivers IN readiness to convey them wI!h
the most possible dispatch, will reach Lynchbsrg
early the evening 10 time 20 have good ciglts
rest and talse the Cars OF the Virginia Tennessee
Reiroad at 7 o'clock A NJ, next morning to Bon
saeks Assistance of az miles In two hours In con
1ee,ion with Parish Il Co.'S old established line of
Sts qes we'll known to lhe travelling public sOr
til sir safety aud dispatch, well Supplied with Rew
Coaches, excellent horses accommodating agents
ard drivers ready to convey them TO the Moanfaln
EDuse to supper, ana after a comfortable rights
rest 20 the White Sulphur Springs before Ia ock
negA morning, tbs second day AFTER leaving Lynch
blW
Returning, passengers will Ieape the White Sui
rAur Spris ~ at 3 o'clock NJ daily, Sundays ex-
copted) X. q Swee. and Sweet Springs al Soclocx
2 nj. and arrive at the Mountain House to supper,
lasving Dexs morning q. day light, oreahtas, at
Seolt's, arrive at Bonssck's at il o'clock A-and
LYnchbueg at st P NJ, leave Lgnchburg same eTea'
ing by Packet a, o'clock Nd, tor Richmond, ar
irving tbs second morning, ct O'Clock 4 Nor by
Stages az i2k Nor from TO O'Clock IN the
morning, snd Southside Rail Load to PelsTsourg anu
Dsny;lle Railroad to Richmond, arriving same
evening at 5 O'Clock.
! Rates Of Fare from RichmOEaa ana re
tersbuxg.
By Boyd & EdmoDd's Packets fron Ricn'
S M1nS anu Snr la AoHA - 80 90
~ Swaot Snr;Sgs 500
Rv Dsnyille Railroad from Richmond and
Soushsde Railroad fnom Petersburg and
s sage S 10 NO ienu iA 10 so
- Swas, Sn,inos $50
THOMAS SHARP,
iv lift SuPt Iranp't va q TENN I. =
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TEE DARKNESS GoNE.-M. A. Townsend
writing from New Brighton, Pa, under date
fJure q, says: "a It'le boy, tiind from
birth, aged abr ut four years, died in this village
few days ago with scaretina. About an
hour before The little sufferer departed, he ex"
claimed: PA see nor. Darkness is oil
gone. Day is comet His father inferred
from tho incident ,bn' he was better, aud would
probably recover. Bat an hour passed, and
he was with the angels"
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DlNET POINT rASiLIUrs.-1nisa az rsa-s
4 Die baIning place. snn quiet retreat for ynozs In
search OF aim. ana raxonai pleasure having Desn
leased by the unnersisned. with view 10 pur-
chase of 1t. If successfa in ais efforts 10 accommo-
date the publAc, will 10 opened Tor tns season on
"Wednesday 18th iu1e.
Many and varied improvements nsva osen re-
Gently made, calculated TO promote rne comfort of
visitors, and aothiD saaii DC omitIed Dy ms pro-
prietor and ais family. which can s3ord the least.
satisfaction 10 mis- g7sss Parengs and their child.
drcn will fad the comforts of homo In ample pro-
vision, whilst the aevotee or nshing may come as
surnd, .aas every necessary arrangement for als
accommodation - me way OF nsc.n2 and
tackle, win prepsr persons TO wal. On hirp wkiizf
engaged IN ms separating spou, mas peen faily
made IN addition, SEINE will % daily drawn fo-
of visitors. wfii!at first rate band OF music viii
in reacness day and nlanr. tor me smusszneuz snd
recreation OF Laoa9 VINO maz call IL into zerviHa
Vi5iors from Richsn9aa and Frsdsriczsoure can
reach fne Point on Monday "Wednesday and Sasur-
day OF escn week. by meaas Of the steamers Pow
hatan and Osce3a, which touch ~ Aqua Creek ON
those oays, and rerurn,nz can reach the e-sax on
Tuesday, Thursday and frtday OF sscn week OF
the same boats IN time 10 connect with the REGULAR
mail train OF those oays
The terms of board al the Point win be % for
s;nsis day, 81 SO per day for three da7A and Isss
than week, $40 per week, and $50 par month
ChiiSrer and servants half price. As no pgbHs
celebration contaminated rms sln OF Jaiv sDa
Poink visitors, prior TO thar GATE, may come win
eyery assurances that their comfort and quiet VIII
not be disturbed by any assemoisse OF poisterous
character. WIN. w. DIX,
Formerly propriessr OF the Fountain Inn, Light
street, Baltimore. sEi
Piney Point Pavilion Nd,
June Sta 1885, 4 IL III
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e The following toast was offered at the
celebration of the 4lh in Boston: "rhe Sen.
ate Of the United States--When erer it (Eys
rett) speaks, discord and disunon shall hide
their heads;
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MURDERED BY MlsrAKE.-The Baltimore
American says that Mr.. II. Somers, residing
in the lower part of Annamessex, in Somerset
county. Md, wns shot dead on the l4th inst
by a man named Somers, who be mistook
for negro, against whom he had a grudge.
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70 There is a fine new State Capitol in
progress in Columbia, South Carolina.
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Persons of distinction are recognized at
Niagara by wearing no jewelry.
The Safe Treasury of Wisconsin 10 said to
be Bankrupt, there not being money enough
left 10 pay the members OF the legislature a
snoiety OF their per ciem.
William P. Craighill, Of jefferson county,
Va, who has just graduated at West Point,
has already been assigned TO Cuty at Savan
nah.
Hon. David X. Atchisop, Senator from Mis-
souri,, is srumpng the Stale. The war between
him and "Oid Bullion" RACES with increased
fury.
The Hon. N p. TaIlmedge Yves invited BY
the citizens of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, to
address Them On the subject OF spiritual rap"
pings-an invitation which he accepted.
The German population of San Francisco is
estimated al 5000.
In the minis Of Italy, the coin still continues
20 be made by hand.
The French Minister, NJ. de Sartiges, was
at Charleston on Wednesday last.
We learn from the Eastern Shoreman that
ms. ineihas h. Beauchsnp of Rehoboih,
Ma,. oied on Friday iast from kick by pei
a thousand vessels are consian,ly employed
transporting coal from the north 81 Eng land
'o' 'ae supply the city of London.
Ilae opoles are in the market in great abun
1upfe ~ New York. They come from The
Wes' Indies and the Bahama Islands, " he re-
lne yield rae been unusually abundant. Or.
a1.a,y feh tor ebout ! per dozen, and those
!" larger sort for 81 so.
LnH's are making 10 carry through the pro.
!eei o. constructing ship canal to connsct the
"e'efs o. The Chssspesae aud DeIaware :.
SAILING OF TIE DEcATuR u. s.
sa.ep si-.sr DscaIus, Capt Whiale, ds,ai,sd
Tas ~ nsh,ar grsunds. sailed from b osson o.
" osshsndfsd twenty Eve persons.
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During the last two years the prices of land
at Newport (R. H. has risen 500 on the
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" CHARITY HosPITAL, New ORLEANs.-The
following il the weekly report of this insitu.
ton from Friday the SIh to Friday the 18th,
inst: Admissions, 424, of different diseases !;
discharged, 276; deaths IC4. Number of dis
charges from Yellow Fever, 5; number of
deaths from Yellow Fever, Sc; runber of pa
TENTS remaining 75S.
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Mr.. Lorin King, OF Hartford, was drowned
in the mill pond al West Hartford, on the 18th
inst
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BALTIMORE, July a3.-Brig Salisbury, for Rich
mond
Nsw YOgK July 22.-Arrd, brig FraUcis Louisa
Lsnox. Richmond, discharaing; brig Lucy, Weeks,
from Richmond uncertsiu
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ESSI % Co.

SM % - -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL NAILKOAD.-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT yisifors TO
the Springs may expect more comfort by this
route than ever before: and If the cost OF meals Is
considered no other route offers lower fare. The
roai 10 open to the base of the Blue Ridge and the
rails now being laid between WaynesbCroush and
Stanton 1t will be in operation this season.
The Stsge line il under the management of J
l. Heiskell, SO well known to the public.
Cars leave Richmond, daily at oH A 4, end tie
Western terminus of the Railroad at Il u AN.
Daily Connection.
To Rockbridge Alum Springs, fare. $50
White Sulphur, passing the Alura, Warm
and HOT SpriDgs---- lo50
batn Alum. 70
warm SPRING. SoO
t1ct springs. -..-----.------------.-- e.30
Lexington w
otaunton ---------------------. oOo
Culpepper C ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 450
soar Stages arrive IN Staunton at 3 O'Clock
L M, and leave next mornlng 0y Express line,
az M-spend the night at Woodwards jackson
River Hotel, and reach the White Sulphur al 10 A
n second dag from Stanton
Chartered Cosches to travel as the party wishes,
can be engaged st Richmond, on the following
terms: The inside OF the Cosch can be secure II
seats paid for. II 10 seats are paid for, 1t
cures all the seats outside and inside; with the pri
vi!ege of carrying the allowed baggage toc tie
number of passengers paid for
s'FOr The further comfort OF passengers,
we shall run an acc omm OdaIion line of Coaches
which will leave Stanton after breakfast, stop for
the night az the Bath ALUM or Watrn Syringe, az
they may dsire, and reach the White Sulphur next
evening; guaranteeing thu: there shG!i Dc no night
rGreI"
I'VE will also keep the Warm and Hot Springs
each. coach 20 accommodate vsitors going Weit
East, VINO may NOT ud seats in the regular liDe.
WIN P. FARISA q CO,
By J. L. HEIsKElL, Agent.
Tg-S. " eekiy Connection.
To Lynch6urg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
Servants travelling Uthog: their masters, must
leave pass with The Ticket agent, and aiRo shew
smother 70 the Conductor.
An extra charge will De made If passengers do
not obtain ticaeIs Z Il GILL,
Superintendent transportation
Washington passengers may go by the
Jaaction and reach that city in "a hours from
Stsunton, taking the night train OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
eli E II. Gili4, Supt
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Ey STO 81. The subscribers nave enterec inio
~ co.parlnersnip aad taken the lacaiy Oc
GSza cup;e1 ~ A Levy, jr, 201 broad street, a
few doors below Messrs Breeder & Fox, offer for
sale g5 neral assortment OF Drugs, Medicii3a
Palma, Oils. DyeStufis, Perfumery, &c, winch
they can recommend 10 the public as iresn and
genuine, hsyisg been purchased in sne last few
weeks ov One OF nc In De-3on.
particular attention VII. paia 20 toe putting
OF Prescriptions at gll ,,Tnes OF nlgnE or cav.
we Respectfully request cell Ircro or old PCT
roas ana SES pao';c generally.
PETER W. GRU9BS
gp5 z w APPERSOE.
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Az II II -
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

r.[
W. CHERRY PECToHALs
HZvk Care Of Coughs Colds Hocrssasss, grcss.
lA-A cAssss, Whoogiag Cough, Group Asth-
As=ssaaA zsG and ConsumptsoE
Many years OF trial instead OF frpairiux the rubs
confidence In this ediclns, has for Il ayprs-
cisBon and notoriety py far sxcesdns the most san
E9ine expectations OF its fsnds NOTHING but its in
trnsic virtues and the unmistaksable bsnetcoufsrsd
thousands OF sunerorr couia originate and mantan
thu reputation Il ENJOYS. Whiie many inferior rene
dies thrust tne community have failed and been
discarded. this gained friends BY every thai,
ferred benefits the afflicted they forget
enu produced cures ZOO numerous and remarkable
70 De IoTgorten. sst#
While It is fraud on the public TO Dretsnd to say
that any medicine viii iniaiioy curs-stii tnsre
il abundant proof that the CHERRY PICTORIAL
cure the maladies for which IL IL employed
As time makes these facts wider and better nown,
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance
OF the afflicted, from the oz-cabin of the American
Peasant TO tne peisces OF European Kings. Through
ont this entire country, in every State city, and in
deed almost every hamlet 1t contains Cherry Pectoral
is known the best remedy extant for diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs; and In many foreign countres it
s coming to be extensively used by their most intel
igsnt Physicians In Great Britain, France and Ser
many, where the medical sciences have reached their
highest perfection. Cherry Fsctoral introduced and
in consranruse In the Armies, Hospitals Aims Houses
Public Institutions, snd in domestic practice, the
surest remedy their attending Physicians employ
for more dangerous affections of the lungs Also
in mider cases. and for children SAFE pleasant and
e1ectuaI 10 cure I6cC- sOmo OF n2tbor1ng
testimonials receive have been from parents who
have found it efcacous in cases particularly inciden
tai to childhood
The Cherry PICTORIAL il manufactured by praaa,al
Chemist and every ounce OF 1t under his own eye
with invsraole accuracy and 1t 10 sealed and
protected by law counrereils consequently can
Be relied on a. genuine without edalterstion
We have endeavored here 10 furnish the community
with a medicine of such intrinsic superiority and
worth should commend itself to their confidenoe-
a remedy at once safe, speedy and enectual, which
this has by repeated and countless trials proved Itself
20 os ana trust Dy Frear care In preparing IL with
chemical accuracy OF uniform strength TO aors Pay
scisns new AGENT wnicn Lney can rely for the
best resuirs and the afflicted with remedy that will
do for them all that medicine can do.
Prepared and sold by JAMES G. AVER, Practical
and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Mass.
Sold in Richmond at Wholesale and Retail. BY
PURCELL LADD q CO.
And BY Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every
where. 10 8-wfrpd wSpno
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
At j. w. Randolphs Bookstore, Main st.
SATURDAY.
IA NJ. I'm. 5p VI.
~ * II
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kiLLEp BY LIGHTNING -Oa Sunday after
noon, about3 o'clock, Mr.. james Skies, clerk
IN the store OF A. s. Henderson. Esq, OF Sa"
iisbury township, and horse of MIR. Murray,
were instantly killed by lightning. Skies met
Mr. Murray on the road riding in his carriage
and had just moment before adjusted some
part ofthe harness at his request. The occu.
pants of the carriage were net Injured.
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VAAUARLk FARM 3OR SALE The
Farm wheseon the subscriber now resides,
known as Clay spring CHE sirrh- place Of the Hon.
Henry CsyO isofered tor Gale.
This Farm ss in ,he county of Hanover, on both
sides OF Machamps Creeks within rifteen miles OF
Richmond, three miles oe. the Court house and
three. quarters, of mile fem the Virginia Cent? al
Railroad e, Peake's TurnoaL, 1t contains 32sacres,
en-: g -o2=:5oret: or tina best Farms OF rs size
in me coua.v the land 10 very productive IN corn,
csss, Era=s. sc. ern pc nroug1s TO a very high
state OF Improvement cy the apnsication of mari,
CT which there is abundant supply upon the
farm. OF gooa quality, csnveniep3y located to each
teid and very easy OF access. The improvements
are a comfortable dwelling house and all necessary
suI builainas. and SIZING of ase finest water con-
renient. The situation is as aealthy as any below
4 the mountains,
I Tue subscriber is generally at home, and Will,
with pleasure, shoW- the premises TO any disposed
to view l.ern. VIM. B. DABNEY
Hanover, June p, 1858.
The above Farm san De bought at private sale BIZ
early application 20 GODDIN q APPERSON.
jy l5-2awSW
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HEAVY TRAvEL.-On the 4th or July. it is
calculated that upw Yards of ten thousand per
sons passed over The Pennsy Ivania Railroad,
between Pittsburgh and BIairsvilie.
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- THE q KAPEbT WHOLE.
aEA SALE AN| RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT

- TH Z q a r. q 4 WHOf4E.
- SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
~ OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUtsS IN
9E1EET C ITT OF RICHMOND.-RENRY
LYMAN of 81 Main street, Richmond, F&-the
oniv direc. iu7Dorper or Watches 20 this city, end
also direct Importer or double cad single barrel
Guns, has juss received from Europe direct,
another lot OF spentad Gold Watches, ana some
very superior douolsssnd sinsle barrel Guns, which
will sell as low any Northern Impertssin the
United States. Couzz.ry Aerchsats will D well 10
examine my stock before going aorth, dadso be-
fore parchaslng elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash
Store Of HENRY HYMAN
9iMain strsst,
TIE only drec4 Importer os WatcheA and
Direct Importer of ssnns to ttis City.
EB-Just received, direct from the naanufae
tuF5r lew more Of the iatest patent CEcbie bay
rel Guns, which have given snch generA al satisfse
ton; call sportsHsn, and examine them. Also,
larse,os of the best English Gaps, Shot Selts, &C.
APPS
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rtKE.-Poand, Fruit sponss and Orange, can
OIbe had q WIN. RALcoNEksS Bakery, 10 sur
pals any Ia the city. i've
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Ia MERCHANT TAILDRING.-The
"a undersigned begs leave 10 inform the pub
)g@ lie that ne has on hand a fine assortment of
-azAaA~ Cloths. Cassimeres and Vesrings,
which he will De pleased to make mp In best style
and on reasonable t=rras.
He takes this method of informing his friends
that ne has secured the services of mr. WILLIAM
ALLEN go long and iavorapIy known as q Mer.
chant Tailor IN tnis CRY; and every exsrsion will
be tnada 70 give satisfaction TO those who may ia
vor us4sviGh their patronage.
He has on hand COED assortment OF Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in this city, which he
will sell the most liberal terms PleaBe bes< n
rc!n3 the Clothing being mace ners gives employ.
rnent 20 our own people, VINO expend tnsir earn.
ingg a.nongu s. w. Il. BENSON.
Having connected ruvseif VITA Er. w q g..
respectfully ask me patronage OK nv triaoda ard
customers. ". ALLEN .
en- 5I-.s
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WARREN's IMPROVED FIhE AND

WARREN'S IMPROVED FIhE AND
w WATERPROOF COMPOSITION ROOFS
have, within the last ten years been applied 10 TWEEN
ty.ve thousand buildings In the Uni.ed states and
Canada. and are universally recommended a. pos.
sessng ,ne following qasusies IN q greater cegrso
than any other roofing material known, Wig cheap.
mesa of construction, duri biiity and perfect pro-
lection against hre and water.
Buildings rooted ~ith tnis srrisie a-e insured 81
the sames ra,es OF premium a. those roofed with
metal or slate. --a.e-s
Richmond References Messra WIN Barrett, Jno
Ws.erhouse, john Dooley, Smith hsrwoad
CM. WARREN 81 CO.,
Ofaces corner Horth and Baltimore street Beti.
more aud al Smith e. Harwood's, - Main street.
Richmond. my I2-2aw4m
- FOR LONDON Tne "A brig SAILS.
49, BURY, Knapp master. WI DC at City Point
on ~ 25rn TO lead ~ above. Fof 1sight OF $50
hhds. tobacco, apply 20 =, ,r>s
~ 30 Tvs nEs. GLor lON.
GKOUaD PEPPER, GiNGhA AND
VI ALsPIcE.--s 50 boxes Ground reppss
4 90 boxes Gr0uad Ginger at
Is do do tpacs
Just received and for sals ~ ..
jyIs WIN IAiLoh.
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CEESSHAW5S NEW FLOUR MILL
" The subscribers have entered into copsrt-
nersaip under the style of gRENsHAW IL FISH
Err. for the purpose of conducting toe Flour
Mining Business, at Lewis d Crenshavs new
Mill, now in course of erection at the Tredsgar
Works in this city. tf -rf
As soon as the Mill is sufficiently advanced they
wa commence tae purchase OF Wheat snd hope
10 share proportion of pnblic patronage
Their Office will be in the new building, on tina
Forth side of the Basin, corner of llih street
#.sa r. LEWIS CRENSHAW,
jy 7-dlm GEORGE D FISHER
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lAis=ULUTi0N AND COPAR TAER.
~ SEIP.-The firm of L CRENS Jaw 81
co, composed Of l. d CRENsHAw and J Fl CREN-
SHAW, was dissolved on the LIST instant by mutual
consent The Commission, Forwarding 81 d
same Fire Proof building, by Joseph II Crenshaw
and VIM 6 Crenshaw, under the style OF CREN-
SHAW IL CO,
The undersigned, in reti ing from the Com.
mission, Forwarding and Grocery Business, avsiIs
himself Of the occasion to tender his sincere and
grateful thanks to those who have so long and so
literally: pstronised him. 1t is with unfeigned
pleasure and satisfaction thes he can most con.
scientio 1sy recomn end his brothers as every way
worthy OF the conitence of his friends; and he re.
spectfesy soicits cantinuasce of their favors in
behalf OF Messrs CL2EESHAW g. CO
LEWIS CRENSHAW.
Richmond, July l. 1853. o.. Fzs#
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Yl IUA .YkONV AND 4 TER b URG
H RaiLaOADl-NO TICE.-Tbe public are here
by cautioned against aay parties who may sdver.
:,se 70 carry GOODS or merchandise ny Express be-
tween Ri.hmooA eE6 Petersburg. no privilege
has or VIII Ne given to run an Express over this
Road The Goubpanys Freight Trains ru1 between
THOMAS DODAMEAD, sup't
Office R. Co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-25

n IsSOLUTlUN.-Th concern of ALEX.
II GARRETT & CO is this dap dissolved by rau-
tual consent. Persons indebted are requested to
eoGas forward aad settle early as possible.
--------- ALEx'R GARRETT.
RlCHD DUR..
RO NJ ANDERSON.
Richmond Julv l. 1952