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BLOODY COMBAT WITH INDIANS

FROM the New Orleans True Delta July 26.
Our readers are becoming familiar with accounts
OF bloody cOmbats between small detachments of
our gallant troops in Texas and the wild Indians.
The latest encounter OF this character occurred on
the 14th inst between Capt. Van Buren and IL men
of his command of the Mounted Rifles, and q row.
ing band of some thirty Indian warriors This
brave officer, it appears had pursued this gang for
over two hundred and fifty miles, but only over
took them on the 18th inst, when he found them
drawn up in line ready to receive him He did not
hesitate moment, although his pistols owing to
some unexplained cause were useless but dis.
mounting, tried the enemy with the unerring rifie-
when they broke. and running fight ensued.
In the melee that followed, the brave MarvIander
was shot through the iesby part of the sword arm.
the arrow grazing the bone. In this condition. and
faint from the loss OF blood, Captain Van Buren,
charged an Indian afoot, expecting to cut him
down. but the willy brave kept his horse reetive
with his shield, and dexterousy availing himself
of an opportunity when not more than FIVE PAGES
INTERVIEWED between them, sent an arrow through
the BODY OF poor Van Buren, and with such force
that it passed throagha heauy suord belt ON tie op-
postte side 1t entered little above the navel,
about half an inch to the right of the middle crease
OF the abdomen and passed out in q direct line,
aorading the spine on its Passage through, on the
same side wonderful to say, although week
had elapsed since receiving the terrible wound and
four days OF that exposed to the burning the
prairies the brave soldier has scarcely suffered any
pain, has had little fever and sleeps soundy. The
doctors are watching him INCREASINGLY. In the hope
that he may continue improving for two or three
days longer when the pleasure will be afforded
them OF pronouncing most miraculous recovery
Two OF his men were also, we are informed
wounded while of the Indians one was left dead,
ana tour were seen to be picked up too badly hurt
70 nelp themseves The fight took place about six
Ewell
Later advices from Texas announce the death Of
Capt Van Buren.
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Count CAsIMTR BATHIANY, the Canada reports
died in Paris on the 18th of July He was brilliant
and accomplished member of one of ths oldest and
most noble Hungarian families. He never sided
with any open revolutionary movement until l849,
when he was made head Of the department of For
eign Affairs in Kossuth's government. He shared
in the caarnites of the organization and was along
with kossuth. a captive in Turkey. Since his re-
sidence in Paris, he has been heard to express
doubts respecting the honesty or capacity of his
former associate and leader Kossuth.
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FAILURE.-The N. Y. Journal of Commerce, al
luding to the reported failure of Gilbert, Coe &
Johnson, bankers, of New York, says:
Their friends have hoped that they would be able
to outlive the reports. and meet all ther engage
ments Weregret to learn that such is not likely to
be the case and that perties interested have been
notified of their inability to go on. They are
young men who have hitherto been very successful
having accumulated, it is said, fortune of nearly
$ 100000. They have been interested in the Ca
nandaigua. and the Catawisa r. R., and the load is
too heavy for them to carry on the present cond
ton OF the market
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DEATH FROM LIGHTNING

During the severe rain and thunder storm. about
two o'clock last Friday afternoon, several persons
sought shelter under the tank OF the seven mile
pump, which Is SO designated for the reason that il
is situated that distance from Charleston. on n
South Carolina Railroad. Our informant states that
the electric fluid first struck the top of the tank.
without doing it any material injury, and then,
glanced toMr Alexander Williams, whom it killed
1nstantaneously-at at the same time prostratinp and
severely inj uring Mr. David Traxler and slightly in.
Juring Mr.. Neale. Mr.. Traxlers horse, which was
also under the same shelter, was Instantly killed
Charleston Standard.
Mr.. Traxler was in critical condition on Mon
day. Mr. Neale had recovered from the shock
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T1INSLEY, TARDY & Co, snccessors

4 oTlnsIey bTy6nt cofnsf Oszy mn iotn ~;
Richmond, Va are now RECEIVING . large and we'll
cash. which they disposed to sell npon favorable
terms and would be plsased 70 supply the patrons
Of the late concern, well - their friends ana ths
trade generally. Annexed will be found iu si
their stock in part:
io00 bses Rio Lasuayrs snd Java Coffee, part prime
quality; 400 hbds NJ O. Snsar 100 do. dc Of strictly
prime quality; 500 bb1s Crushed Pufysrfssd 0Esnu-
lated, Clarified aud coGte sqsaIs % boxes kc.f 90 G
bbls Msckerel; 50 casks Rice; 600 psckages Cream
and Black Teas 400 boxes Mitcheis Adsmsrs ins .nd
Sperm Csndies 500 sides Cole Leather o0 pen Isn.
500 bags Shot; 1000 lbs Bar Lead 800 boxes sx0 and
I0xl2 Window Glass SO bbls. Cider Vinegar 80 bass
d.; 50 kegs Sal Soda; 100 packages Scda Salerstus;
25 cssks Mesa Licorics IS boxes Axes 100 dos Back
ets 900 reams Wrapping Letter and Cap Psperi 500
dozen 8ss SIS and gs Bed CoTds.
Also Candlewick, Cotton Twine. Bstttns cottor,
Cordaee, Plow Lines, Indigo, Nader, Alum, bsch'
;ns Cisara he At q Is sklzst@s = II AL
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correspondent of the Boston Advertiser denies
emphatiealy the story that Dickens had reduced
himself by extravagant habits to such a condition
that he WAS obliged to dodge constables He SAYS
that Mr. Dickens lives in style of simple elegance
and is swell to do" in the world
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DEATH OF John OF YoRK"-Wm. C. Tobey.
better known as a writer under the nom de plume
of John of York." died in Harrisburg Pa, on
Tuesday night OF consumption. He served in the
Mexican war, and while there wrote many interest
ing letters which were published extensively in the
papers throughout the country. The readers the
N Spirit of the Times, particularly, are familiar
with his writings.
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FROM HAVANA The steamer Black Warrior ar.
rived at New York on Tuesday night from Havana.
There was nothing of any interest stirring. The
yellow fever was abaiing, and the weather getting
much healthier. Very few American ships In port.
Freights were low.
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CAREER & Co.'S AMERICAN HOTEL,
Staunton. Va: w. H. CARRIER, J. B. BRECKENRIDGE,
L. STEVENSON, Proprietors.
Travellers will find this establishment first
class house, and the Proprietors always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests.
The American IL situated Immediately at the
terminus of the Central Railroad jy22Sm
Dr.. GEo W.. BR1eGs, for several years
past Practitioner of Medicine at the university of
Virginia and vicinity, having removed to and peTma-
nenty settled in this city, oers his professional
vices to the public.
Ofice-corner of Governor and Main street. over
e. B. Spence's
Residence-Broad street. Church Hill, near Pres
byteran Church. jy N-1m*
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-Mr. Michael Malone, con-
tractor on the Pennsylvania Railroad, was robbed
of 81 600 at the American Hotel, Philadelphia, on
Monday night last. He left his carpet bag, contain
ing the money, lying in the public room, when a
man entered. had the carpet bag carried by a ser.
want TO his own room, from whence he soon re.
turned and left the house with the money.
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AFFRAY.-A rencounter occurred at Indian
Springs, Ga, few days ago, between DR.. Richard
H. Nisbet, son of Judge E. A. Nisbet of Macon, and
young man named Kenan, son of Col. A. H.
Kenan, of Milledgeville DR.. Nisbet received seve.
raj stsbs but whether fatal or not the account does
not state. The difficulty originated in the ball.
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WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER.-Nearly 1000 dog .
have been slaughtered at the public pond In New
York since the 26th of July. Over $4,000 have
been paid to the dog catchers
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SERIOUSLY ILL.-Gen. Jose Barrundia, Minister
from Honduras at Washington, had an attack of SD
oplexy in New York ON Monday, from which be
was not expected to recover.
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A shark about eight feet long, and weighing near.
iy one thousand pounds, was captured near For,
McHenry on Monday last
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AST NOTICE.--A FEW DAYs
Ia LONGER AT AND BELOW COST.-A ysr'

opportunity is o6ered 70 the public for few dsys
univ 20 buv Drv Goods af great sscrace nsthe sub
scrbere sre-cosns their stors on the ath Of August
next, 10 order to have the intended improvements
nishea q early ssposdble. The sascrtment ecndsts
billov Linens BIssehed and Broou 0hirtinea e!ihs,
Mits, Gloves, Hossry Lssss Bebein Esa1sss Gam
hriss "a Jaconets RibboSs, snd coed many moro
desirsble soods Prices will b object, epd per-
sons may really get bsrsaips such e are s-Idom TO
H. 81 I93 Broad street.
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suicipE-A German named John Good, com
m'ited suicide in New York, on Monday night by
cutting his throat with razor
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Our thanks are due Hon. ]. NJ. Mason and Hon
X. NJ. I. Hunter, for copies of public documents
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DR. McLAFE's CELEBRATED LIy
PILLS are fast superceding all other remedies ior Nv
or complaint, sick headache, dyspepsta, &C. neiow
we give the certificate of lady readme 70 osI s
oehce' NEW YoRK, Aue. Sc, ls52. :,
Liver cernplsint for long time, and never foono
permanent relief until1 used DR.. McL1nEs -.
Puts By their use have been compie5e.y ui n
recomu,e ndins them to ell who are Io9Dleo "'A
liver compIant sick headache. or dyspegnee..
MARY HILL. fiffh As1nuSs.s ~ =,
- The above variable medisins ~ aaeo - ~ -.
LANES CELEBRATED VEknlruSE ssn ~ 30
IS had It aII respectable Drn9 stofss 80 - Z.
-. .o.n s.t Ds. RLANE'S LlvEk PILLS.
Thsrs "a other pills pLrportins TO b Liver Enis
nsw 0s'' fURcELL. LADD 1 CO., Dusg,sA
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MuapEa-John Maloney and Michael Preston.
ootn s employed on board the schooner Dawn, quar-.
stabbed Preston to The heart with sheath In;ia
The Bisde says -" 1t seems that they had been
friends for long time more Intimate X an =
They shpped at this port and positively staed thu,
one woula NOT go Without the other. The circum.
like theirs must have been very aggraystins HsIa'
ney still had snch an attachment tor his eop,rsde
that Just before he left the weasel with the ofeer ~
went to the body, and weepingly kissed the paie
lips of the dead, expressing regret at what be had
done"
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CHoLrRA Peryrnrfyr--Dr Ro.,;

CHOLERA PRKvKNTlvK.--Df. RoBiNsot't 4
cHoLEa4 paEvKN1IvN -fhis p1sparatson i olFsses
z s.s public no. = e iaf.llisi: Islaesy but
sls sieE sto@soh &C. Sc II { not sspi.s.ns s D &
81: s:.:ss e . 70 s.s :ss a. = - e.
val y0s. & B. RosfHsoS. \ S.sb. fs''
Once ON franklin street, opnoodte Metropolifsn !
Hall. a 2-Sn1
A CAKD.-Sinno the prabrietors recent
Laborstory eniafgsments he Z to I'LL biz nuuse.
rcas orders for LYoE's kArHAfre., without delay.
This yssris.s and im@snssly poysisI article for n.
drussin thronshout North and South Amerie.. I E1.
rope the islands Of the ocsan No artcle of s,v
ever Obtained 70 extensive sale IN sli parts Of
Who never used before
And those who always used,
Now use the more.
The price il still IS cents, in large bottles
D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor.
a|-im l6l Broadway. NY.
To THE PUBLIo.--The number of IRE
meci.ois sss caused By tbs n.s Of Hair Toaics"
e the nanufactursr Of the ceisbrstsd
nAiR TonIc. the pToprsfy Of csutonins the pubic
him Of the sfeat utiiy Of he Fistcher Hsir Ton;s
being fully aware Of is chemical plopsrties. ~ !.
melancholy indeed to see the most Beautiful of na-
lures ornsments dried. shrivelled and wssted avav
Dy the improper use OF articles called Hair Tonic
The genuine FLETcHER's HAIR ToNrc n aofd NJ
sennett Beers, A. Duva, John H. Blair Thomss
Tayior, Broad It. and under the American Hotel
Wholesale and retail, BY the manufacturer 2 :
jyI7
GENERAL AGEEcY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF fLANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN Secre-
tGSycE ne Ytrgini0 State Agriculfural Sociefv and
y; AUGUST offer their services to the pubiia a
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and uurchase a
States. ~ " s''s'"
Ofce-st the ONCE Of the Hi,gsnia State Aoyjc,d.
tdrGt Society, No. 115 Main street.
y. AUGUST, NefARY PuBLIc AND ACCOUNTANT
omce-aseoove. fe 8-ts
CHOLERA, in its incipient stages, readily
yields to the force and virtue of Bakers PREMIuM
BITTERs few years since, when this fatal epi-
demic was sweeping over the land, those families
who used the Bitters constantly escaped the pesti-
ience, while many of their neghbors fSh prey to
body should use them freely and thereby escape dis
ease Price, so cts. per bottle To be had Of the
Druggists generally throughout the city. Orders
promptly filled by addressing
je q E. BAKER, Richmond, Va
BATHS! BATHs!! BATHs!-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair DRESSING
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Arnen.
can Hotel-entrance on 11th street.
Single Bath Is cents, or FIVE tickets for 81.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-A telegraphic dispatch announ-
ces that afray occurred at the St Nicholas Hotel
in New York on Tuesday night last, between Dr.
Graham, Southerner, and returned Californian
named Laurie, in which the latter was killed -
They were both boarding at the st. Nicholas, with
their families. No particulars given
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The London Morning Chronicle publishes the
following statement "A request it is understood,
was submitted to the Cabinet Council held IN
Saturday last for permission to allow Sir Charles
Napier, with the fleet under his Command. To ~.
tack Cronstadt. Sir James Graham, frst Lord of
me Inc Admiralty, and the Duke OF Newcastle War
day by the Queen, to consider the same applica.
ton, and the resolution OF the Cabinet, and althoush
the result has not transpired the despatch of Bri.
sadier General Jones, and company OF Royal
doubt as to the answer sent to the gallant in
command OF the Baltic ieet. The Dauntiess.
screw steam frigate, brought home the MODIFICATION
from Sir Charles. and Il now on her way back with
the answer" .>
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
THEMATICAL ACADEMY,

On ElereHth, 6etGceen Marshall and CI0Y SIS,
RICHMOND, VA.
MONTAGUE u BASSETT,
.sUCCEsso TO DR.. S. MAUPIN.
INHE next session of this School will COM
l. mence on the 1st MONDAY of Oct next The
will be of the most liberal and extensive
character embracing Ancient and Modern Ldngua ges
Mathematics, Chemistrg, Natural Philosophy besides
the usual English branches.
The subscribers pledge themselves to urs their ut
most exertions maintain the hitherto high reputa-
ton of this institution; and hope, by prompt and
jealous discharge of their duty to merit continue
tion of the patronage which has been bersly be.
slowed upon them.
TERMS.
Senior Mathematics and Classics. ....... $50 90
Junior de do ....... SO 90
Modern Languages, by Mons. MIcHARD,
each. 20 90
" Payable invariably in advance
~ The Preparatory Department win be contin-
ued under the charge of a competent and efficient
Teacher, with the supervision of the Principals -
Fee, $50.
jvSt-eo2wa MONTAGUE BASSETT
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e8-2m

NOTICE.--The friends and patrons
IN the late William McIlsuchlsn are informed that
the BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT Bush
ness 10 and will be carried By the subscriber
This brotherin-law) in all its braacheA and contnu.
ance of their custom IL respectfully asked =
please make them Known to me a. SOON a. possible,
that the earliest DO sdUpted for adj
justmept. ......- ..s.1....a
- 10 41-1rns &4Nz THO0. FAHEKJY,
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o. 81. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lector, 18th street, between Main and Cary over the
store of g. r. Peake. Refers to Messrs G. T. Wor-
than Co., Williams Brother, Butler l. Tinsley,
]. H. Claiborne, g r. Peake, j. B. Sclater. and DR.
W. A. Patterson. IL 2l--1m*
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CONSUMPTION is, without doubt, the most
snnualiy carryiua thousands to untimely graves.-
How often could the ravages of this arch destroyer
be prevented if timely remedies were used In aiisy-
For coughs colds sore throats and all other similar
diseases. STABLERS ANODYNE CHERRY Ex-
pECTOR ANT has no equal. tits not recommend
- :. Isr1I1.IRrE p but medical men and otbers, who
have used and administered it. bear testimony to fs
extraordinary efficacy. 1t Is known to be good
medcine . and ss such il offered 70 the public
Also. STABLER'S DIARRHEA CORDIAL. for
diseases of the bowels. ..r..
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis oI tne
Price for each only 50 cent?, or siz bottles Tor
Ell. sTABLER CO, Prophetora
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD Z CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
nnt nmu Wr.inis. VI jy ySl-dkei2t
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STREET F1eHr.-On Tuesday afternoon la

STREET FIaHr.-On Tuesday afternoon last q
light took place at the corner of Baltimore and
South streets, Baltimore, between Capt. E. w Sal
mon, Attorney at Law, and Mr.. 8. E. Smith, in
which it is said the latter came off second best
The difficulty it appears grew out of card publish
ed in newspaper by Smith.
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CTORAGE.-Havins the large and com
- nodious WAREHOUsE on the bouth, sids OF
the Bssin, nsxt to u essvs. Ludlan Wsteon,e -
prspesed 10 take IN STORAGE. en sesscens!s 1er96e
TOBACCO, ef my own manal6ses!s. fer ssse,
sp6-dtlJansy W.. E o1tA1ss
10 BUILDING LOTS IN, THE PIN ~
IL or BELyIpIlE. NEAk HOkLxW0Sg
CEMETEAY, At RnIVA1E tALAxs-sy,S3 - ~.
ara call at the suheedbeg y ~ seoae peaaaAe q
Basin. or e his EesL1once. -. awaRp
AID WFI6KEY-75 Bbls. Choioe 0ld
- !, j sMsa''lsy' 81 ipsz'Sstslsspn1. ~ ! Allen s co:
4 lN0H0RNN NEW ExIkA tI4Ouk
asa fkiS. aew Exfe CITY MN Hour - rsel
- I. q = - = sACoN ! aAskERvlLLs
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.PICOT's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
This preparation contains ali the essential properties
of the Ginger, devoid of its useless prncipfes 1t
will be found very efficient in atulency and fulnsss
of the stomach after eating and the relief of sudden
cramps and cholics named pains in the stomach and
debility arising from the heat of the weather. Ira
vellsrs and families should always have bottle on
hand. Price Is cts. 1870
Prepared by =. j PICOT CO,
u iv 81. Cornar oppoaite the Old Market.
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hIAAOLITTIONI -.-Tl---:-- 81 -

DIasoLUrloNs q.
DOLuIION.-Ths Corr
&c ssis s.s ssTssss i'm s Isss5sss .ss Sss
!. di1Dlvel fhis ~ s. HhisssiarO ~ !. hMlng1On.
:sss e :css,s z he basae q tss so.ss &. .o.
vs,msnt n ss,so g ne ssms srs q -
issstsd prsssai sssir esims ~ - :ssEsssesrs
~ aass 1s.snsr = authorised e ~ ~ -. =,
J.,,,.. ,.s. W 4. surroU
- - i''s. =. r. WINSTON.
Co.PARTNERSHIP.-The subssriber.
,s sas :@ q tra:y;s1s + ,sas
HiasT6H ss1Esssssa & ssSsdssssa NE ekocsay snl CON
They vii Keep eonsssas, lH ans o. cy q nishnead
sssstss soel .fGRocEkiEsn nafs s'.s;ns ARE ed veil
nsty Tyn o. domestic 9so,s .sd foreian LIoUORs y.
Il: ess'ss q, sss ,. sss s,s so.
sonase and sosit continuance of tSer nvoss "a 3.
'.' -" ''aes'n E E; 7 wyIMslONs
,. 80. Corner Cary snd nd ISL is.S 4.
DISSOLUTION OF Cop ARTNER-
h..- sHisETSs seTysstses.hip e hssstofsrs existing
ss. s:os.d q sss ss scs@GucH @
serssissg Ss co0ducted under the mans sf CROUCH
An lawful tusins.s tsapv,etss bv tb.. s.,,.s, g.,
S,n Al e ss.tled g, oy the unds,sg.sd. -
DISSOLUTION c0-partucrrfyip
- heretofore esistipg between the subscribera
% sndsI the style Of OTEY G0FE, = this Az die
solved by mutual csnssnt The busness vim hs clos-
the concern viii please make payments; and TO whom
gu claims due BY the concern must Be presented for
ss'''s"enI J0HE oTEY
Richmond, July q, 1854 - :" W.T..
Having sold nay interest in the business Of
OTEY 0OFF, to Mr.. J. w. GOFF. / cheerfullv
recommend him to the heconfdenes Of my friends and
Njye ess~sw si JoHrlorEY.
a DAMS g cos NEW YORK, vTR-
sTEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN. no
AM AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, fE-
rnents with the U. g. mail line Of stesr ers from Ns
York to Norfolk and Richmond for = ecIAr Exprrss
PRIVILEGES on thst route, we are now prepared to
CHANDIsE and PACKAGES Of every deserptop
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express viii leave New York every Wsaaes.
Sss. M e .
csived ct our New York office, So Broadway until "a
O'Clock, r. N, on the day of sailing.
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS" : -
Our inland Express will run a. heretofore lssvins
messengers All Goods not marked 70 70 via the il.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex-
IL. McDoNoueH. Agent. Rishmond. md
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, VIII
hereafter be received by ADAMS Co, So Broad.
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
''''- = 'A''e IUDLAM PLEAsANrs.
Je o-n s. Broadway New York.
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FIaE IN THE WooDs.-The drought il said Il
be very severe In Pottsr county, Pa, and In conse
quence Of the dry STATE Of evesy thing the woods
msny place. ssvs aassn u nfe. ana ne nsmss e.
raging u Mexican and Warren counties, Pa, In III
lumbar districts Of that region,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDN.

a sIx AND A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing. % year
In advance
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is Issued every Fri
day and mailed to sabscrbes at e1 per snnum.
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ITO THE LADIES.-The snbseTibel

having purchased al The st0ck OF 8IEK NAN
TIES. and large variety of other Goods OF the
late firm of Wilcox l. Belts, ladies dessrina hand-
some French Silk Embroidered Mantlea Rich flsids,
Brocads and Black Silk, will find it TO their advaa.
tage &c give him CALL before purchasing elsewhere
and Fancy DRY GOODS, and is desirous Of reducing
the same persons may rely on getting great bargains
He will sell many articles in his line, ct srestlyre-
I s755sz =. = = MORRIS W. NOSE
ie 2S-2m No. SnS Broad It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-04

LYNCHBURG AND ABINGDON TELEGRAPH
CoMPANY.-The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Compa.
ny, will be held at the Office of the Company, in
Lvnchburg, on TUESDAY. August 18th, 1854, at 4
O'Clock, P. M - s
jyA I'd WIN 8. MORRIS, Pres't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-04

WIN. III. LYONS, ATTORNEY At LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC, for the city of Richmond will prac-
ce in the Courts of the city of Richmond and Of the
counties of Henrico and Hanover. jy 10 I'm