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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-08
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL-DrJ Hope Norfolk;
Rev. D E Curtis and lady, Smithfeld; Davis and
servant, Augusta county; w Reyburn, Ro A
Grennan, lady and servant. Orleans; Miss Gren-
nan, Miss Grey, Va; John Eldridge, N York; w B
Reid, Bagul Desh a; Jas NJ Goggin, Bedford; F
Thomas. York; N Smith, Richmond; E Gerst,
lady, child and servant, Miss M Glenn, Jas Glenn,
Glenn, Halifax; Mrs Slater, child and ser
want, Mobile; Rogers York; Z Marshall, 7 A
Hall, Fauguier; Thos Isbe Buckingham; Thos
Boyd, Wytheville, A Bruce, Roanoke; Sleep
er Wytheville; Hon. McMullen, Va; Miss Robin
son. Culpepper; p J Archer, S French, Chester
field; John Willis, Orange; ] S Dancey and serv't
N C; A Glenn. N Orleans; l. Ii Boyne, Washington;
l. w Wickham, N Orleans.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Weir, Alexandra; D
8 Hill, steamer Mount Vernon; A Gooeh, Gordons-
VILE; & H Station LynchbuTg; & Bennett, Chester
field; Leroy shell; Thos Wilson, Petersburg; L;
J Ennis, We; d M Lockert Gainesville T D Chall-
mas, Newberry; III A Edmondson; M Page, Abing-
don; VIM M Gary aud friend. King William; ID
CruDpacker, Lynchburg; Hartsook, Albemarle
CIV Williams, Richmond, Miss A Atkins, r Nun
cuss, Mass; Fl Cox, Heurico; r Watkins; Hon
George r. Barry, Washington.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-H Kent, Bryan,
sizsr, Richmond;iMr and Mrs Appleton. Mrs Apple
ton, Baltimore; Weldman, Petersburg; Ma
tingly, Washington; w g Bunton lady and child,
Halifax Morrison, g Morrison, II Dunlago. Phis;
G Sable, Miss Belts and lady M adison; A Peck'
Weshin gtop; A Bucklow M N Hsrwood Y;J g
Caldwell and lady, Miss Barton, N c; A Hepkins
Surry; J H Richardson, U A; Gilbert Harwood,
Mad GuZDsn, Mad Guesadu. Havana; VIM Savers
n y; Capt Csvendy, Mr. Wright, Str Jameston; A nj
DeMonthony, NY.
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DIED,

Yesterday morning. after lingering illness, Mrs.
ELIZABETH HINCHMAN. in the 89th year OF her
age Her friends and acquantances are requested to
attend her funeral this morning at 10 O'Clock, from
The residence of Mr James Enroughty on nth street,
beyond Broad.
On Saturday the 5th inst at half past o'clock,
ADOLPHUS RANDOLPH BRYANT, only son OF
James s. and Martha F. Bryant aged year, ii
months and "A DAYS.
~ Norfolk and Baltimore papers please copy:
In Charlestown, Va, at the re sdence of Humphrey
Ksyes Esq, on Monday. 3lst ult Ms. ANN N.
JONES. consort of Rev. Alexander Jones, formerly
Of this city, in the So year of her age.
On Sunday evening last, CHARLES. infant son OF
Oliver and Susan Hankins. sged months.
Coulds't thou not stay. dear little stranger,
Thy smiles oft 500, he'd thy mothers cares
With thee she scarcely thought Of danger,
Thy chaste caress dried up her tears.
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POPULATION OF RICHMOND.

A writer in the Stethoscope states the pop.
ulation of Richmond at 10000. A Peters
burg writer had given us the same informa.
ton. 1t seems generally the case, that if any
body abroad undertakes this city, there is
sure to be some one at home to endorse thei,
depreciating estimates.
The population of Richmond within If,
present limits is, as near as can be ascertain
ed, about $4,000. But the limits of the cit,
have not been extended for fifty gears. A
many points the suburbs are so completed,
merged to all appearance in the city, that tn,
stranger would be astonished to learn tina
they are not part of the city. One of oul
hnest and best settled streets is boundar,
between the city and the county. 1t is fur
nished with light and water by the civ and
the stranger can hardly believe that il is .
posndsry-those living on its south .;de b.
ing IN the city and those ON the nor,h hs;n,.
in the county! The people thus Twin, NJ. 49,,
the corporation line. and clustered dsr spSn
just outside Of il, number from seren 10 ~
A0asGsd. In . commercial sense--in calcn.
Iati0g the commercial strength Of this CITY
AMI its local wAnts--these thousands oughi
clearly 70 be considered part of the poDu.
lati0n Of Richmond. Therefore we NAV inst.
" claim for her population exceeding joyfv
fA0asaad. God knows our population Is small
enough without making II less than II 10!
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C;oop-AII nryr THE BRAss-The following re-
mort gives the state of the crops at "Old kuick
Mount at this present writing: Corn, Iowa
White and Virginia" Furnishing and rank; Gu
cumbers fresh, healthy, expanding and ienethen-
ing; tomstoes red and yellow varieties, IN tne up,
ner sphere" of proerees; water" "mushn and
other snione" doing better than could be expect.
ed beets, lus.y and strons;" long white onions,
rather slim, but growing heaps-well. "'taint nc
matter" about the beans-KRickfrbocksr
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DELEGATES TO THE WHITE SULPHUR
CONVENTIONAL meeting Of the citizens of Hen
rico county was held at their court house, yester.
day. the obj et being to appoint delegates to con-
vention to be held at the White Sulphur Springs on
the 24th of this month.
The meeting was called to order by Mr. Fendall
Griffin, on whose motion ROBERT A MAYO, Esq,
was called to the Chair, and CAPT WILLIAM Chris.
TAN requested to act az Secretary.
Mr.. Mayo. on taking the Chair, briefly stated the
object of the meeting; and declared himself warm
friend to the Covington and Ohio Railroad az also
to the Central Road. By these improvements Rich
mond was to be put in connection with the great
Mississippi Valley, and the South and West gene
rally The interests OF Henrico on this subject are
the interests of Richmond and he therefore thought
il wise policy for the county to send delegates to the
proposed convention.
Capt. Christian then offered the following pream
BILE and resolutions which were adopted:
Whereas q Convention Is to be held at the White
Sulphur Springs on the 24th inst to take into con-
sderation the condition and prospects of the great
Central Railroads leading from Tide Water to the
Ohio River and the best of facilitating their
prosecution and completion therefore
Resotred, That this meeting sympathiees and
heartily concurs with these objects, believing that
the interests of Richmond and Henrico are greatly
involved In them.
RESOLVED, That we deem it proper that Henrico
this purpose the Chairman of this meeting appoint
- delegates and - aiternates.
On motion OF Mr.. +. Griffin, the blanks in the
resolution were filed with the number fwenty
On motion Of DIR. Clay, Il was agreed that the
Chairman be allowed time to appoint the delegates
Mt. +. Griffin offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resofred, That the Chairman and secretarv nj
this meeting be added to the delegation
The meeting then adjourned
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THr DAxvrtIr AND sorrHsIpr noAD
The advertisement of the Danville Road TINS
morning announces the !niousn 49,
Gently arranged by the officers OF these TWO
ro,ds =, Lynchburg. We regret that we
.snuo, publish an equitable arrangement oil
the freights passing along these roads, Pro-
nositions with regard to this matter are pend
ing, and we trust settlement of the question
may speedily take place.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMoND MARKETS.. August :,

hICdNOND MhbNEIC, August Z.
WHEAT-The still further decline in Breadstuffs
by the last steamer has not been without its effect
here. Prime red and white Wheat cold yesterday
at Sl.a5d1 .60.
FLOUR-There was sale of small lot of Canal
superfine yesterday, at price not made public
Shippers have reduced their rates to $685. above
which they will not 20.
CORN-Buyers will not pay more than 10 cts. per
bnshel. Stock hand not large, AID holders ask 70
as cts.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET-AUG 5.
Wheat-White, sl.5c6Si.55 Red, Sl.5o.
Flour-Family. So 500 $40; Mountain, $3.50 50;
Lowlaud, So 256D8.50.
Corn-7G175.
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NJ ss A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR


this Scho oil will commence on the first MONDAY of
October next, at the schoolrocms corner of Frank
lilo ami Fifth streets.
Horace P. Smith, A. B., brothe- of Miss Smith,
will be connected with the rchoo as Associate Prin-
the various departments The course of instruction
is thorough and embraces all the requisites for n-
ished education. Frequent lectures will be given in
con nection with the higher English branches Lee
lures Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. accompa-
MED by experiments Vocal musicwil be taught daily
without extra charge. Miss s. pledges he rself to
teach in such manner to enable ths pupil who
sattentve to the instruction given, to read music
with perfect facility by the end of the session. Each
department. of the school will be under the super
vision of the principals, who will regularly examine
the different classes.
TERMs-Epglish branches. $40 Primary Depart.
ment, $50. Ancient and Modern Languages, $40
each Instrumental music, Professors prices. Draw
ing, Embroidery. &c extra charges.
MIR. Smith will farm private classes in the Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars made
known in few weeks by application at the book
store of Mr. VIM. A. Buffers l57 Main street.
au8-eod2mif
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.seA pleasant retreat in the mountains IS
offered for sale in the Dispatch to-day. 1t is
in most healthy and lovely region, and with
in few hours ride from Richmond by the
Central Railroad.
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YORK RIVER RAILROAD.

We have been furnished with copy OF
the reports of Mr.. DUDLEY, President % 'n
York River Railroad, and of Mr.. r. D. ohAA
TON, Chief Engineer, on the suolec' =, "e
location Of the road, and the various hnes
that have been surveyed from nicnmoha 10
d;Ar.ren, no;nts on the York River All the
,ovtes have not been fully surveyed, owing
TO sickness among the corps OF Engineers
and assistants employed upon them; but it is
thought that the information obtained Is
quite sufficient for intelligent and proper
conclusions as to the best route and the best
terminus. The Engineer states that not only
every member of the original party were
obliged to succumb; but others who, from
time to time, Joined it, have been taken
down, until the sick list amounted to four
teen. On one of the routes-that through
King William-a party were engaged when
the report was prepared. but the Engineer
hoped their survey would be ready by the
time of the assembling of the. stockholders
on the 9th instant. e., to morrow.
The President, in his report. states that the
Board of Directors have determined to estab-
lish their Depot Immediately on the Ship
Dock in this city, lying between 2ad and 2oth
streets, fronting on Water street 924 feet I'm
Guiding cross streets,) and running back to
Cary street. From tho Depot, the road is to
pass under Main street and in rear OF Rock
etts, around to Gille's Creek thence up the
ravine of that Creek.
Without going into minute details, at pre-
sent, we give below the results of the differ
ent surveys, and the merits of the different
iermini, as set forth in the Engineers Re-
port:
West Point.
The best accommodation for shipping is at
this point e., the widest and most roomy
harbour. The greatest draft to it at low tide
is ls feet The distance from Richmond to
West Point is 1882 miles
Cost of Jingle track to w. Point. $685., 1893 %
Grading for double track. 1854 81
Cost OF whdrves.. <i,9|p OIL
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
TUESDAY MORNING, AUousTs. Is,4.
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Persons leaving home for the Virginia
Springs and other Summer retreats, can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them for any
length Of time they may want it.
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NrW srUcrAr NOTICES.

THE "UrroE BunpIs6 FusD COnrAEI
wnd School. House, % TUEsDAY Evening. the ssh
Tie Boasd u Dirsctms are requested to NEE. At
the ssme place to receive the quarterly report AZ
fs su ~ & '0 T fss l. D. wALFoRD, seey
R,cHnosp L7cEUM. A special meet
ns 81 , VIII g held hi. Taesssy evening" q
o'eock P. H. Al the usual place All the officers are
especially requested to be present Dsnnqusn. ~ Iii
forfeit their interest in the property ofthe institution
By order Of the Lyceum. :. ..,rry p,..;d.nt.
PROTECTION BuLDlse FusD ComrAEr.-
The next regular meeting will b. held at the room
over Buffers Bookstore Kent Square, on the even
ing of August 10th. at O'Clock. ,a.x
The regular insta' ment VIII oe 1870 aus ~. Az
which the secretary VIM w 4. BUTTEks, sse'y.
.ua-stif 157. Main street.
Mass TEMPERANCE MEETNG-A mass
meeting Of the friends of the temperance reform
this (TUESDAY) evening at o'clock This meet
ins will sppoint delegates to the state Convention-
to be held At Lynchburs. the inst Several I'D
dresses are expected.
A full meeting 10 desired prrnpw
su3 Ef0h".
wArsoS's DAeuERREAN GALLERY.-The
subscriber having taken the large and spacious rooms
over the clothing store OF Wm n benson, Esq no;
ITO Main street and fitted them up In neat snc
comfortable style for the purpose Of carrying on the
DAGUERREOTYPE ART in all its various branch
ca and upon the most approved style, takes
in savinf TO his old patrons numerous friends and
the public generally that he 10 now better prepared
than ever to execute pictures In such manner as
cannot fail please even the most fastdious having
the advantage of large skylght besides one OF the
best sde-liehts that be made, and every other
convenience that can aid in the production Of COOP
D.cUERREorYpEs He therefore pledges himself
that none shall leave his gallery until entire sstis
| faction 10 given.
Don't forget the place, No 10 Main street, first
above Mitchell Tylers jewellery store.
| J. w. WATSON,
an q Dasuerreotypist.
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FINED.-Ellis d. Peers were fined So in
two cases for permitting their teams to be driven
faster than walk, contrary to the ordinances OF
the city. These gentlemen could have saved them
selves the fines imposed if they had sent the offend
ing drivers to the Mayors Court to answer for
their own transgressions. Officer Tyler who re.
ported the cases, gave them fair notice and ample
time to do 80, but they preferred paying the fines
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S759,385 Oh
Stoney Point,


1t appears from this that Ethan or Par
hams has the shortest route, cheapest road
and safest harbor. West Point is the most
spacious harbor of the two. The remaining
three harbOrs have the advantage of deeper
water; but are more exposed. Mr.. Claxton
publishes two letters, one from Mr. Blunt,
Harbor Master of New York. and one from
Lieut. Maury, in answer to letters from him.
Mr. Blunt says if MIR. G. can get ls feet wa
ter (which he says should be the minimum) a
very large business will be done, as vessels
trading to New Orleans can only carry 16
feet over the bar He adds, not one vessel
in fifty draws more than ls feet.
Lieut.. Maury advises that the depth be not
less than tpenty-three feet, supposing the
average draft of vessels in the York river
trade will not be less than nineteen feet.
Mr.. Claxton acknowledges his obligations
to Assistant Engineers Atkinson, Myers,
Mayo, Hendren and Lawson.
The President states that Mr. John Tabb,
one of the State Directors of the road, hav
ing resigned, Major VIM. B. Taliaferre of
Gloucester has been appointed in his place.
The decision of the question of route is an
important one and will attach much interest
to the proceedings of the company.
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OUR HoNEYMOON-For sale BY

]. w. RANDOLPH
Preacher-25c e'nou's'
Godey's Lady Besk for August.
Bisckwooo's Magazine for July
August No. Harpeis MAGAZINE
Putnsm's New N. athly for August
Our Honeymoon. ard other Comcalitiea from
Punch illunrafed-ei25 's.'
The American Cottage Builder. series of de,;,n.
plans and speci6cstions from S2oo to 81, oao r.,
home: fos the people; By John Bullock. Architect
nIansnawich leland Notes, By a. Haole-e1
neoneeroea, OF the Black EaaIe: 4 rom.nes a,
Hsr roa - u Sss.sns; y E Jsmss-soe
"a sef OF the Would, No. 2-5oc.
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r., CRY Courcll met at the Chamber

Tar C,rY CourcIL met at the Chamber
f.,n. agsce n o'clock yesterday aitarn0on. the 90
,st hesnr the consideration OF the propriy OF pro
hihhinr the sals,of water and musk melon. IN the
city ,.,... .,,,.a ),
bring in an ordinance to prevent the introduction
or sale of melons, etc.
The question was put and carried; and Messrs
HIN. Scott and Mills appointed said committee
a. ordinance amending ''an ordinance to pro-
bbt the bringing into the city Of Richmond, or ex.
nosnp to saletherein, certain articles of provision
passed July 18th, 1854.
! Re il ordained by the Council of the city OF
Richmond that no person shall bring into, or ex-
pose TO sale, in this city, any melons and unripe
fruita ANY person being free who shall violate
this ordinance shall be liable to the fine and for.
feiture imposed by the irst section an Ordinance
to prohibit the bringing into the CRY OF Richmond or
exposing to sale therein certain articles Of provi
sion,p passed July 18th, 1854. Any slave 90 offend
ing shall be liable to the punishment prescribed in
the second section of said ordinance.
2 The ordinance shall be In force on and after
the 9th day of August, 1854
hbeing necessary to repeal the rule to pass the
ordinance, the question ss put and lost for the
want of two third vote.
The Council then adjourned
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To THE MAGISTRATES OF HENRIco.-In
the sacred names of Justice and humanity will you
lives Of the people at Rockets! Mr. r. A. Mayo
gave you true andpainful picture of death and suf
fering-end he and the other two gentlemen ssrs
Griffin aud Keesee) whom you sent with him to in.
spsct the place came back and told you Of s,agnant
CREST the crying, the awful dispenser OF death il
unmentioned yet Having eyes do you NOT see ear.
do you not hear. and cannot you not smei You
heles and bread to feed the hungry; but what are
these when the air 10 loaded with noxious odoura and
when the daily swelling tide be along the
and up the creek into the heart OF Rockets and de-
posts in the midst of the people the mo1t
filth, aud not unfrequenily putresc carcasses
u8+
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No PAPERs.-John Francis, negro
sailor taken shore, sent to Jail tor want of
register of his freedom. He halls from York coun-
ty and says his papers are in the possession of his
sister at Rockets
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SENT BAoK-Catherine Cartwright, az
inmate of the Poor House, was arrested for stree
stro ling and sent back to the institution from which
she strayed.
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GAMBLING.-Joshua Banks. free man
charged with gambling, at Ben. Morse's, in the Val
ley will hear his doom TODAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-08

TURTLE SOUP.-Sadler, at his famous Ho.
tel, serves Turtle Soup to his customers this morn.
ing, at II O'Clock. Tho who love good "broth. y
will be 10 place at the appointed hour.
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DEMONSTRATION Griffin, charged with
" 18th using impudent and threatening language to
Mr.. w. Thompson, will be disposed ofths morn.
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WIFE WHIppING.-WilliamW Wade, resi-.
dent of an island in James River was taken to the
cage by officer Johnson for beating his wife in the
street The old lady refusing to appear against him
he was admonished by the Mayor and discharged
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STRAYED.-Owen Mcintyre, worthless
pauper, and an inmate OF the Poor House, was be
fore the Mayor. yesterday, for sleeping In the
Market place. He was ordered back to his old
haunt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-08

On SHoRE.-Peter, under the command
of Capt. Reynolds, was taken on shore without a
pass and locked up. Yesterday he was admonish
ed by the Mayor and discharged.
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WANT OF BAn.-Mary Jane Purcell
arrested for being disordery in the street last Sat
urdsy, was held to bail for her good behavior
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New SEArs.-We are grati6ed to OBJ
serve that comfortable seats are in progress of con-
structon beneath the shade trees in the square, on
the western side of the Capitol.
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HENRico COUNTY CoURT.-Thls Court
was engaged with the trial of Albert. slave
charged with petty larceny, who was acquitted
The sum of 800 was appropriated by the Court
for the relief of the sick of the county, and the re.
movals of naisancea &C.. and Messrs. F Griffin, ]
B. Keesee, and A. Mayo appointed committed
to carry out thu intentions OF the Court.
After the transaction of other business the Court
adjourned
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Losr HIS FooT.-Mr. John W Ammo,

son OF VIM. II. Ammons. OF Henrico county. had
nls ieit ankle 90 horribly crushed few days since
BY threshing machine at Mrs. Susan P.frer.ons
tarm, that Dr.. Kennon found 1t necessary to ampu
tate the lacerated limb just below the knee 10 or
der to save bis patients life When we last heard
from the unfortunate man he was doing as well ~
could be expected, under the circumstance 7
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTITuTE.-Tbe
Institute met last night at Metropolitan Hail. Presi-
dent Belvin presiding.
The minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
The first business in order being the election OF
the COMMITTEE on Inventions, improvements and
Discoveries" consisting oil nine the President call
ed for nominations, when number OF names were
presented.
TeIiers being appointed the following gentlemen
were elected said COMMITTEE.
Messrs Charles Campbell, ]. D. Brown, J: w
Cardwell, A. Lybrock, William Steptoe, M Della
ny, VIM. Macfarlane, VIM. Ready and Alfred
Bowen.
On motion of Mr. VIM Macfarlane. committee
composed OF three members from each Ward In
the CRY, three from Church and Union Hills and
two from Manchester, was appointed, to receive
names for membership, and donations OF books
money, etc.
The meeting then adjourned
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NOTICE.-The Subscribers have re-
IN moved their Store and Commission House on
Lee. We feel very thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed upon us, and hope for a
large increase of business, as the house now &C.
cupy being large and roomy and situated immediately
on the Basin bank. We promise our best efforts to
render satisfaction to all who may favor with their
custom Z. g. L. w d. TOMPKINS.
y8-d2sw4wGc4w
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Sort PEACHES Colonel Ward at th
columbian HOTEL Toasted his guests on 90
peaches yesterday at dinner Hurra! for the c,
lumbar.
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THIEF CAUGHT-HeDry Scott, free fell
low, charged with stealing clothing from r. H. Du.
val, was arrested yesterday and will be examined
this morning.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAmEsrowN

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
CAPT. CAvENDy, from New York. Yesterday.
w Bolts, Thos Fugo. ii Jones, B1ises'
Mrs Mason, John M Hallowav, Mrs Capt Cope Cent
Ed McGaige. Chss McGraw Miss Everett g Pie pe
r Walker, w r Sawvers, NJ Golden, lady and ser.
want, MIR Vlnton and lady, Mrs Vanlew az daug hter
Miss Carter, WIN Caryen, F w Meerback, A M on.
thurry, w Ross, Bonfanti, Josia Wills John
Perry Mr. Brooke. G Saunders, Todd, j w
Balintine, Charles Plummer. John Crawford, Robert
Boggs, Norris, Jacob Armistead and IS in sterege