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enirit 81 the Press.


The Times, Of yesterday, confdently states
tint Il has not the slightest doubt Tint an
on;nion recently expressed by the Jourslal Of
Commerce that General Pierce has ''come
short of the duties which a great position
;mnosed.n is the general sentiment of the
Democratic party. A great majority Of them
II saws. may be 10th to admit at this early day
| that they have been deceived in their man,
Init II is easy to see that such is their convic-
ton.
The WHig appears to coincide with the
Courier des Etats- Uais, very sagacious
observer of European affairs, in the opinion
that the confidence in peaceful solution .oi
the Eastern question was very much shaken
at the departure of the last steamer. This
impression is deduced from the nature of the
conditions of the proposition made to Rus
STA by England and France, which does not in
terms or substance the "Courrier" affirms,
yield to those demands of the Car which he
has protestedsolemnly must be complied with,
as he shall be content with nothing less.
The Enquirer speaks in high terms Of the
spirit, frmness and dignity manifested by
Captain Ingraham of the st. Louis, in his diff
ficulty with the Austrian naval commander
at Smyrna, concerning the detention of Kosta,
the exiled Hungarian
In the leading article of the Examiner, Mr..
JOHN NJ. DANIEL announces that his connec-
ton with the paper is dissolved. He refers to
the eminent qualifications of his successor,
Mr.. ROBERT w. HUGHES, and takes the OPP
portunity to declare his sincere belief that
Mr.. Hwill render the paper more useful able,
| and entertaining than it has been in his own
hands. In leaving the ranks of his party and
| the shores of his country he desires to con-
gratulate all who wish well to both, upon the
unexampled prosperity of the one, and the
political health of the other-and gives utter
ance to the wish that on his return, he viii
find glorious promise ripening into golden
fruition-and to the prayer for the prosperity
of his cause and his country, which better
man once put up for worse country and a
worse cause-Esto Perpetua.
The Examiner takes ground against the
Virginia Liquor Law alias Maine Liquor
Law-proposed for adoption in this State, by
the recent State Temperance Convention at
Charlottesville.
The Mail discourses upon Charity, and as
serts that, to be real virtue it must practice
selfdenial and scatter its seed where there is
| the best prospect of doing good.
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nRUG STORE REMOVED.-The sub

nRUG STORE REMOVED.-Thesu SUBJ
scriber has removed his DRUG STORE from
tbe corner of Sd to the corner of 4th and Broad
streets. lately occupied by Mr.. Pace-who removed
his stock TO Petersburg-where he has lately received
fresh supplies of genuine DRUGS aud MEDICINES,
every article warranted pure and good. His stock OF
FANCY GOODS is large and choice, in part of very
lette and shaving SOAPS, delightful French PO-
MADES, COLOGNE, and hair OIL, with great
rety of other articles, all of which he will sell low
EDW. s. HICKSON.
Three handsome ROOMS for rent over his store.
an 1876
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. u.
ARRIVED, -
Schr Oakland, Myers from Jamestown, wheat to E
Workman Il Co.
Barque Oyermann, Lang from New York, in bal
last, to load with flour for Rio.
Schr Sarah Frances, Bucklin, from Rockland, ice to
Wardell l. Badger.
Schr Courier, Rogers, from Boston, mdz. to David
Currie.
Schr Ringgold, Mott from Norfolk, lumber to s. ].
Hand.
Schr Lydia Ann, VOORHEES,, Newark coal.
Sloop Julia Ermina, Gusts, mdz. .Chickahominy.
SAILED,
Schr Charles and Susan, Young, mdz. Back River.
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, mdz. and
passengers.
ARRIVED, August IL.
Schr Baltimore Phillips, from Baltimore mdz. to
VIM. D. Colquitt 4 Co.
Schr Merchant, Winters, from New York, mdz. to
d. Currie.
Schr Virginia, from Alexandra, coal to Stearns &
Brummel
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, from New York, mdz.
to Ludlam l. Watson.
SAILED,
Schr John Bell Ham, Salem with four
Schr Chas. p. Brown, Mckeng ballast.
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ToBAcCo INspEcToR.-B. j. johnson has
resigned his office second Inspector of Tobacco at
Seabrook,s Warehouse, and George Henderson Lee,
of Lunenburg county, has been appointed by Cover
nor Johnson to fill the office unit 1st January next
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TIE ACCIDENT ON THE CAMDEN AND AM
BOY RAILRoAD.-Mr. FULTON, of the Balti-
more american. thus describes the condition
of the passengers in the first car Of the Am
boy train !:
The rear portion Of the first having shot over the
aoor of the second the passengers N the first car
r ~ "a 70 their seats IN of the ruins of the
two cara and ali were less bruised. It re-
CURED about 50 minutes of very laborous work in
eua u sne them Is which the worked
with urremitting exertions
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DIsMIssED.-A peace warrant issued at
the instance of William FL. Bass, charging Henry nj
Mayo with threatening to assault the complainant
Thursday last, was yesterday dismissed by the
Mayor at the request of the complainant
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Nor BAnED.-Upon warrant of habeas
corpus, Spotswood more generally called Silas M.
johnson, and William Bowles, were examined before
Judge Copton yesterday on the charge of assaultng
J. L. Chandler and 7. Taliaferro Sunday evening
last with view of obtaining ball. but the Court afte
hearing the testimony refused to admit them to bail
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.-Messrs. Sutton g. Win
ston, and Bacon Baskerville were presented by the
Grand Jury few days since for receiving consign-
ments of lime not branded according to law.
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WHIPPED.-Major, slave to James Brit
ton, yesterday ordered fifteen lashes by the
Mayor for using insulting language towards Jno Curry
the 4th instant.
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rah Purcell, whose name then given Mrs Ma
the charge of forging the of Terrence Fitz-
patrick on the Goth of May last with
Samuel Woody to give 81 month for the rent of
his rooms.
Terrence Fitzpatrick called to the stand and
deposed that he did not know how to read write
Some months since, Mrs. Purcell read him paper,
wherein it stated that she authorized to take
away any fixtures she should make in the house
when she left it. and which she wanted him TO sign
as a Witness her landlord had also his part to
sign and have witness Not being able to write and
understanding that this the simple tenor of the
paper he authorised Mrs. P. to sign his name, and
she accordingly wrote something the paper, which
he supposed to be This name, in his presence She
never limited a word about its being bond to pay
rent. He had never authorized her to use his name
as security for the payment of anything.
Catharine Fitzpatrick the daughter of Mr.. F., gave
similar testimony to that of her father. s
Samuel Woody stated that he received the written
agreement from Mrs. Purcell, signed by Fitzpatrick,
and the payment of the rent having been delayed he
warranted Fitzpatrick for the rent when he Of swore
in court that he had authorized Mrs. Purcell
to sign his name.
We would here state that this agreement being to
pay Mrs. Woody 81 month for rent, signed Terrence
Fitzpatrick would have rendered Mr. f. liable for the
rent if the signature had not been proved forged.
The Mayor remanded Mrs. Purcell to Jail to an
the charge of forgery before the Hastings Court
during the ensuing September term.
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IT. OST, between ID. A. Browns saddler-
L. shop, corner of 9th and Broad streets, Shockoe
Hill, a small wallet POCKET BOOK. with string
round it, continuing % to S3e all in S. notes, with
sandry receipts, among them due bill on Peter Mas
se of Hanover, $50; also another due bill between
and 81 reward of S. will be paid if left at the
Dispatch office, at ID. A. Browns saddler-shop.
an I3-lt&
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CoRREcTIoN.- the notice of the fire
near the Dock, it stated that the house burned
occupied by Peter Ferran 1t should have been
John Ferran
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REDUCTION OF FARE-A notice in our pa
per yesterday announced a reduction of fare
on the railroad route northwardly-it is now
&c to Baltimore, ss to Philadelphia, and from
90 to % from that city to New York This
reduction is judicious, and win result benef-
cially to the railroads
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AUCTION CARD.-Attenti0n is solicit
ted to our sale THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
au 10 ALEX. MOTT L. CO. Aucfs
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HNRUSTEES' NOTICE.-Persons indebt-
Il ed to CHARLES BAKER are hereby notified that
he has conveyed TO us as Trustees for the benefit of
him of every kind and description Persons indebted
TO him will therefore make payment TO us, or TO our
agents. NATSON HUGHES,
au 13-eod2w Trustees
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sAvAENAm--Them mean temperature Of the wealth
erin Savannah for the month Of July, IS l-2 de
gress The health Of the city . better than ever
known before.
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MN DOLLARS REWARD-On last

H,EN DOLLARS REWARD:-0n last
Tuesday. about four miles north Of Richmond,
an yseiian named Francisco De Nose, sometimes called
John- ATTACKED and attempted 70 kil one Andgsw
Llyosonue breaking bis ara. two Of his fingers and
snsal Enslish i about feet inches high Is pised
fton e s,slI ppx has lost Of his trout teeth hss
dark hair and beard and ha<ol eyeS hss ssag On Ino
tina ifonf oil which i hroken 1t playa twelve
tunes has . keys, ard wa made 81 George hsszss
Brooklyn N. n Whoever Arrests he sxid pe seso
win receive the above reward.
ANDREW LIY0RoNNEt
Main street, between la.k sra 2Oth,
=, 10 - 81 Riehnloua-
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LECTURE AT THE SYNAGOGUE,
MAYO STREET.-Rev. M. RUBENSON. DIR. Phil,
will lecture at the Synagogue mayo street, this
SATURDAY. morning, 18th inst Subject; THE
God" Service will commence at 8, and lecture at
I0t O'Clock. au I3-lt*
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ATTENTION CALEDONIA GUARD.
Parade at Lafayette Hall, MONDAY EVENING,
18th inst at oclockarns in order for inspection.
By order of the Captain.
au lS-2t w. A. IRVING O. s. e
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

CORRECTED DAILY.
There is nothing new to note in market to-day;
the Steamers news has had the effect to give more
frmness in Wheat and Flour.
FLOUR-Sales of old ut 81 TO 81, new 81 to S..
family 81 to 81.
WHEAT-Tne quantity coming in begins to in
crease which keeps city mills in full operation
Several ships now loading with -four for Rio and
and South America. Sales $120 to 81 % from wag-
and boats.
ToBACCo-Sales as reported yesterday-the finer
kinds in demand, e3
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The Richmond frenen will pay visit totheir
brethren Of Petersburg in a few days-on the 18th
inst.
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B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in all
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin out of his ofeet
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquish-
ments of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office removed to No. 50, three doors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de Ply
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DRAGONS ATTEND meeting of your company
at Lafayette Hall, on MONDAY evening the 18th
instant, at O'clock precisely. Court Of Enquiry
for the assessment of fines, will be held at the same
time. By order of the Captain.
au I2-St B. W.ROPER. ID Sergeant.
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VISIT
ing the city, who wish to have their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style should call at the Hair
Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel
N. Blot and Cold Shower Baths can, be had
daily from half past A. NJ to half past p. NJ, and
on Sunday to Ii A. NJ
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ROPER q MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERs, Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
70 28-iy
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CTOCKS FOR SALE.-20 shares +,

SIUChO FUN plALI-s>U siIdfes Far
~ mers' Bank.
State 6 per cent--S4 years, Longest issue.
Do previous issueE-redeemable ut various pc
RODS, from 5 to Is YEARS.
North Carolina State bonds-3o years. Interest and
principal payable In New York.
Guaranteed Bonds James River and Kanawha Va
Central Railroad and chesapeake and Ohio CanaI
bonds
Richmond and Danyile Stock.
Richmond and Petersburg do.
j. BROWN, IN.
an lS-S&Tu2t Stock broker
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ABEL u. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office 18Th Governor street, next to p NJ. Tabb
A. Son Richmond Va an Q-lp,
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DIR. JOHN b. WALTHALL, HOMEO
PATHIC PHYSICIAN, Office on Governor street
nearly opposite the Governors House.
nah A-6mt
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JOB PRINTING.-THE DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE ia prepared to execute in the hand
soonest manner and ON the most reasonable terms,
PAMPHLETS CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS, La
Bells, BUSINESS CARDS, TICKETS, BLANKS,
&c. and every description of PRINTING.
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
OF G. W. PURCELL l. Gothic Notes of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at our counter
ET All solvent Washington Small Notes will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
discount on small notes dated at Washington
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI
CINE BY DR. E. d. ROBINSON.
IL Office On Franklin, between 18th and 18th
etreets ~ f5-ly
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HAIR DYEt HAIR DYELT

liquid Hair Dye In the world for instantly dying the
Hair without dying the skim 1t is applied the same
way OIL is perfectly free from nitrate of silver and
injurious acids mparts gloss the Hair that has
never been approached by any other article 1t will
turn red purple retain its color the last
and is vegetable preparation that be made 10 ten
minutes very trifng cost will send the recipe
to any lady gentleman on receiving one dollar.
Address +. c., Box rs, Post Office. iy I5-lm&
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Husrrres Counr. - before AIdermen
Winshsld, Farra1, Bray, sanxsy and Binfoz on yss-
ferdsy.
Joseph Butler was fined 90 and coca for p1rnittn
his servant, Jordan, TO goat large. Messu. Smith
Winston were fined Is and costs for receiving con-
signment Of lime not branded according to law.
Commonreaith 70. A. y Addinston. Indictment for
misdemeanor. The hung jury IN this case finally
agreed upon verdict yesterday morning, timing Mr..
A. 90 and costs. Fine paid forthwith.
Commonwealth George Finfev.--Indctmen for
misdemeanor. The jury having heard the evidence
and the hour for adjournment having arrived, were
adjourned over until this morning.
On yesterday, stated that the ease of Hartz
jenkins, charged with stealing watch and clothing
worth $33 from John w. Cosby, another free negro,
was continued until the next term. BY accidentally
ascrbng to the record of this in the Court pro-
ceedings an incorrect meaning, the name of the per-
son from whom the articles stolen was missta-
ted. 1t was Ralph Collins-not J. w. Cosby-slave
to Alexander Dudley, and hired to John w. Cosby,
most popular and enterprisng gentleman. We trust
Mr.. c. understood that there was diabocal ntsn-
ton the part of the writer of the paragraph in
question to change bis color, although quill full of
INK was employed in the matter
Il IKE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL ana
O'Clock on Thursday night, fire broke out in
the Iron Foundry and Machine shop of Mr.. Robert
Baird located Taaferro's Mill and the river in
Manchester. The building itself was old and very
combustible in its character and notwithstanding the
Manchester fire company was quickly on the ground,
and several companies from this city promptly went
the of confagration and rendered their
services, it entirely destroyed before any efec-
tual check to the flames could be furnished The
smiths shop connected with the main building was
saved.
Mr. B. casts great variety of iron work for the
mills and other establishments and had just received
large assortment of patterns which were irre-
paraby injured. Mr.. BIS loss inclusive of the build
ing is estimated at $4,000 and his foreman estimates
the amount of insurance at $1,000. We could not
learn in what Office Mr.. B. was insured as he is now
absent from Manchester. The building evident
ly fred by some daring incendiary.
After the FIRE had been extinguished, an impromptu
meeting of the fremen and citizens of Manchester
was held and vote of thanks unanimously rendered
to the Richmond Fire Department for their prompt
and efficient aid
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w. ID. MERIWETHER, IMPORTER
AND MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS, two doors
below the Columbian Hotel.
{ IL SOLE MANUFACTURER OF DENfCO-
TIsED SMOKING TOBACCO. Nv l4--2fns
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I. j. CARSON g. CO, NO. Al AND
As LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. as
WATER STREET, NEW Y0RK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, PORK and Lard always on hand, aud
for sale at lowest market prices lie Ie-IY
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DIR. MORRIS'S
Antf.Dispeptio Elixer.

7NHIS medicine has been in for several years
i and so great arei its curative virtues that many
which were considered ncurable have been per-
n1anenty cured by the of one bottle OF the Elk
er,
Many persons are afflicted with uneasy and pain
full feelings after eating, in all such the Of
the Elixer. according direction will give the high
est satisfaction, giving relief Immediately and in
few days effecting permanent cure
Infants teething often attacked with spells of
vomiting The Elixer on occasions Of this character
is the mothers best friend as a few light doses re
stores the stomach to its wonted healthy tone.
In short no individual family should be without
soinyaluable medicine
Sold by c. sTOTT & CO, cor ofIth street and Penn.
avenue: W. ELLIOTT, cor of Z and 18th street,
PATTERSON 4 NAIRN, cor. 9th and Pennsylvania
avenue feb 1T
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THE WIDOW OF COLOGNE.

In the year 1641 there lived in narrow.
obscure street of Cologne, poor woman,
named Marie Marianni With an old female
servant for sole companion, she inhabited
a small tumble-down, two storied house,
which had but two windows in front. No.
thing could be well more miserable than the
furniture of this dark dwelling. Two worm
eaten four-post bedsteads, a large deal press,
two rickety tables, three or four old wooden
chairs, and few rusty kitchen utensils,
formed the whole of its domestic inventory.
Marie Marianni, despite the wrinkles which
nearly seventy years had left on her face,
still preserved the trace of former beauty.
There was grace in her appearance, and q
dignity in her manner, which prepossessed
strangers in her favor when they happened
to meet her; but this was rarely. Living
in the strictest retirement, and avoiding as
much as possible all intercourse with her
neighbors, she seldom went out except for
the purpose of buying provisions. Her in
come consisted of small pension, which
she received every six months In the street
where she lived, she was known by the name
OF ''The Old Num-" and was regarded with
considerable respect
Marie Marianni usually lived in the room
on the ground floor, where she spent her
time in needle work and her old servant
Bridget occupied the upper room, which
served as kitchen, and employed herself
in spinning.
Thus lived these two old women in a
state of complete isolation In winter, how
ever, in order to avoid the expense of keep
ing up two fires, Marie Marianni used to
call down her domestic, and cause her to
place her wheel in the chimney corner while
she herself occupied large, old easy chair
on the opposite side. They would sit thus,
evening after evening, without exchanging
a single word.
One night, however, the mistress hap
pened to be in a more communicative tenn
per than usual, and, addressing her servant
she said s#t
"Well, Bridget, have you heard from
your son?'' H..a.
''No, madame, although the Frankfort post
has come inn
'fou see, Bridget, it is folly to reckon
on the affection of ones children; you are
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F. A. TUCKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL.


rs FULLY prepares, in his usual style, to supply
i his customers and the public with the various
articles Of wearing apparel appertaining to gen.
tleman's wardrobe. .-..
Members of Congress and strangers, visiting the
city are invited to call and examine his goods con-
sisng Of Cloths of various grades coors aud manu-.
tactures and all sorts of Cesmeres, Vettings, &c &c
dec To-