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q be Wate Qitp.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE

InE HES MotNrs NALFi WING j. issr6&asxEpni
tas nira eyess Wednesday has extensive and in
raising circulation gIoni tie De-Noinss Val
Icy, g. FeH a. y nercI Il the State and the mi
lad States, and a a medium q Advertising not
surpasci. sub erirtien prize, 81 reg annum in
ri ,ancc.
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WoHSt6fkHv NGW HOOK
l'nls Is neither history, romance. life .irxma.
= biography, autobiography nor post ,s.ertem =
ANIMATION, but seriee of unpre meaiia.ed extrsya-
gansas, written without malice aforehought by the
single hero thereof purely for his Qualification
and printed by the Publisher tor his opn prQA.
For sale by a8ass Ut. CASf 4 SON
July Is. lSL,
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$500. 600 Reward.

5000, 900 Reward.
NOTICE is hereby given that tue one third later
y est Of the Keokuk md Hamilton Ferry, 10
feresi for sale
! For farther particulars enquire 81
July 2-.lif j AK IIoyp ~
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! The Gate City Hat .ssorc" +

X ROM the sub-rihx, atsut the last Of Anil }o,a
ehs tank hiiy, tso yean old, white name ami
iaii. Any rsfson H wing Information so thst cs,
81 saia hily shal be amply forwarded for their
s'Vase. STACY BALDWIN
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lcc cream.
NE are n all fines prepared TO furnish Lee
" Cream Vanilla and lemon Ia families in INV
desired quantity. We win pack II in small frc-s-
ers 80 that II will keep for twelve hours or long~s
CREIGHTON d DINER
juno H. let5. Effs RE%6
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TABLE ci'TLERY--t largc stoes on hai.s. in
i ported direct from the manufacturers. and T.,
sale q, Low prices BY BALDWIN. EVANS Co.
DNkEr CUTLERY, over go patterns iust re
ceiiea from shofitli. England AID for sac 10
by sep II BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
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NEW FIRM,
And view Grocery 4 ProyISIOn store.
VkSHE undersigned have opened the largest ard
hest selected stock Of Groceries and Provisions
to be fa,ind IN The city at Mo- s Johnson street be-
tween "a ana 3D. and determined To scll Oh the
most reasonable terms.
scpl3 KUHN DODSOy.
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IS3XA 30 hE WAhD.--S trty6d or
WW stolen from the "a bscriber's farm, near
Amelia C. H on Thursday, the 18th
inst, one large red and white COW,
VII one horn knocked OF; snd enc HEIFER, ths
salt Of the COW, and much resembling her. The
Heifer Is about three yesrs old. 1he above rswsrd
will be paid fer the delivery OF the said Cow and
differ, to Theodore Carrin ton at the said fpIm,
formerly known a. WIN Egsleston,s. 70 In
Richmond JOSEPH M CARRINGTON.
iy Io-so2tf
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.

&sk Of Liquors Operation of the Liquor Lac -Ac'
c5dsnt Beef Coming dozen, &c.
NEW YoBg, July 18Th.
There was an auc' Ion sale yesterday. OF a large
Gnan itg of bonded liquors. 10 the "orfginal PACK
6 Lea snd the occa Ion draw together q large as
1CA4t consdered very low Dricas. Claret s3i
"a i2 l. per csss; Ssu'erne. 80 so; Royal Grape
4Aampsgne. pin.s, 50 so pc: basket. i lot OF pale
Epgnac brandy was knocked down at e3a3 % per
6aIop.
nother batch of inebristss, Of both seXes were
bought up TO the Tombs yesterday, to he punish
~ tor their iransgres,iops OF The proablt0ry act
4ot one OF them, as usual, would til where the
@tplzeu" was procured and not one OF thenl more
4srr, had the $40 foe wherefore ali hands " ere
Gpf haed 10 The cells for ten Gays each.
s@ number OF well known vessels have changed
Saats at this port, within day or two The
nip Martha Howes, built at HoookeG seven years
40 has been purchased for the East Iadia trade
i ST. 500, cash; brig Az4lla, two hundred and
4ev tons, SO
60 The news of Col Kinney's shipwIeck on The
Hand Of Inagua produced something of sepsa-
tlon 10 town yesterday. but very lule sympathy
Deems to be entertained for him outside of the cir
eIe OF bis own Immediate friends Fate appears
~ have put black mark upon him. and to bs fl i,
A5m at every step His expedition Ia now looked
opon as fl aally used no.
Elisha Harrison, Esq, merchant of this city,
died at Stamford, Conn yesterday.
3 g0r Wood inteDds mskiog q tour to the North
- q Tow days, TO recupersts; his attention to hs
4asies has been so close TO require rsla alton
H@ honor has worked so Necessarily since he as.
Gusned the Office that he has break tasted at day.
bYesk ever since without intermission
Al wagon 10 which was gentleman pamed
eMap-s, and lady named West. wife of David B
ytest, was crossing the Erie railroad, near How
re yesterday. 1t WAS run down by the express
Kain from Dunkirk. and the lady was instantly Kill
-. Mr. mspes wac so much injured that his life
Hdespsired OF The horse was also killed.
De good .ff.ct of the hot weather yesterday
Y to melt down the price of beef at Bulls Head
~ Tut one cent pound. The average price was
lNbout ien cents pound for the meat though some
~ tie sold a. prices equal to ii 70 IL 1.2 cents
pound, but 1t was by hard pushing.
|zH About two hundred persons, forty Of whom are
AppreDtice boys, are to be sent on this week from
11- naval station at this port, for the 8. frieste
zoo 'teaton. which, tits said, 10 fitting out at Nor
oh for the Med iserrsneRn.
S. The heat Is Intense here to day. The thermome.
~ ranges from 9l0 to 81 , In the shade.
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,teoI MAIL Nj WIS.
TN PHILADELPHIA 8. MI
= r,srre RoBBEp OF HIS SLAVES.

.i,s,,en, ssys the Philadelphia Bulletiu
at.v was caused at Walnut street. whsr
S,a.v AFTERNOON, by the liberation OF aiavf
a. 4, ,esrs that gentleman from Vl-aints
y an his road north for the purpose OF eun
s,ns 10 Central Ameri.s, was on board the
ND ,et Washiostoa, with female slase n 80"
80 sous Jua bsfore the starting OF the Hoe
XNs York s,me of the aooN ionis's 10 TIE cry
~tsa of the 81 air, vud a colored man sccos 70
4 osrte (@ho we're on the upper deck snu ioqu ~
~ ,ns woman II she vas swsre ths', Nv tne
81 PaansyIvsnia sh. had only 10 sup $3.50
"a her children, and they would oe iloe' "a ,ho
sc,urs tn master stepped forward su 81. hn.
- 49,, y. womsu knew where she was
Ts. eolored man replied that he did not
- 80 ta,srfsrs " ita hin, but tina, he wished 10
~ ,n the " ,n az OF her rigos
-. roo,hs- stated that lae DID NOT kao" sue wAs
- expres.ed dssire 20 be At liberty. Inc
E,ni., ,heo said tbs, she could do as che pleas
Il sbe vts1e to leave him soe could go ashore.
,h,n rsmioded her Of her three children 10
,,n,s and asked her if she wished 10 be saps.
Il frnrn them, "No masss." was the reply, bat
,sto b. tree Toe slaves were fneo selzs
,he negroes present and hurried ashore IDS
&e.aiins vas, however, not accomplished witbs
I scuHia. IL
H..o.,.d IN. woman. and also coilared well
nm citizen ana tromineut aooit,oni', "hp hao
- an active part 10 the matter the iat'ef threw
90 owper who den anded Of him whether
s,onls be r-spoosible fer these people" The
,ssInbisu replied. L will be responsible for
4, ,b ssou Of efal claim you have upon thsn,"
hsudeA hi ~ bic card
~ bs ,cutfi ;, the Offices of the boat, who
80 puzzIed TO und =rstand the proceed pgs. in-
800 70 prevent disorder. The Virgnisa W. mt on
Il ard made an ef1tt to OBJ ain the sssistauce Ct
n3t,e The latter declined to interfere.
<Fbs " omen aud her two chi dren were finally hu"-
q no ,cx street, aud put into CAB amid the
Sep Of the crowd Toe vehicls was driven rspii.
ao~a town snd the discomft,ed owner was left
fis-st his N 1rtif .ation the best way he could -
Il Virxnisn stated that he was minister to one of
= Central 90 eric al Governments.
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COM EKCJAI,

BALTIMORE. July 20. sales SEQ bills City Mills
Flour deliverable IN two weeks at g8 per barrel -
HoSard street 50 IS Red Wheat 81 IS 81 CO.
whits 81 IS 81 40 Corn unchanged
Nav ORLEANS, July Is -Cottoa dseloed t Sales
of 100 bales.
NV YoRK, July 20 Flour decliaeS % cents
ssles of State b'ands at &84 a 81 per Dbl. Wheat
lower and unsetded-Southern red quoted at 81 -
Corn easier with sale. of 40 0f0 bushels 80 cents
Beef firm Pork lower
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THIRD ST.-PUPULAK BOOK
III FOR 4IINMER READING

'HlKD LlSI b . . * {
Il FOR SUMNER READING.
WANDERINGS IN CORSICA-Corsica Hfatori
cal, Pioturesque snd Social Nth Sketch of the
Earl. Lie Of Napoleon Bv J, Morris. 81 25
LATE fstt. YEsks 81 the author of 1.-THE Old
LIES LESSONS; Tale. 75,.
lNEZ Tale of the Alamo. Too
ROMANCE AND REALITY ByLEL, 81.
THE INHERITANCE. By the author Of Mar.
TAE HUNCHBACK OF NOrRE DAME. Bv
Victor Hugo. New eartion, 75c
.H HAPs a .N a. MIsHAPs Of TOUR IN EU.
BOOK OF AN ENGLISH OPIUM-EATER. By
0 Quincy, sothor of "Ccnfessions of Opium
PERSONS AND PICTURES; from the Historic,
o. Frsncs and England By Henry VIM. Herbert
PARISH AND OTHER PENcILlNGs. By Kir.
THE SCOTTISH CAVALIER; an Historical Ro.
mace. ByJtmes GrsDt. Esq. 75c.
WHITE F2lAks, Q. the Days of Charles II an
A BOOK FOR A CORNER By Leigh Hunt
CLARET AND OLIVES; Notes, picturesque and
HOODS own sELEcTED PApERs. Illu.tra.
MY COURTsHIP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
By ~ TIE C amn WI WysGff sl:25.
and TEE Hsst s@,s sssy Of
CARTOONS TRAITS AND STORIES oF THE
IRISH PEASANTRY. Sac
HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS
illustrated edition, vols. 12mo o.
THE WILD IRISH GIRL E6it.d by Lady Nor.
gan. 81.
THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF CAP
TAIN PRIEST; Taie, with other Legends. Iilus.
trsted, o..
WOODCRAFT. or Hawks about the Dovscote; a
sts,y OF the revolution; By W g Sims 81 Is.
THE SCOUT or the BLACK Riders of Copgare
BY w g Sims 81 q
TIE BLACKWATER CHRONICLE; a Nara.
tive Of an Exp- ditiou into the Land OF Canaan in
Randolph County. Va Illustrated 81.
MEMOIRS OF HUGUENOT FAMILY. By
Ann Maury Prise 81 So
ISRAEL potter; his Fifty Year, Exile By
d-rman Neville author of .Types" &c 75c.
VENICE. the City Of the Sea- from the Invasion
OF Napoleon to the Csp.ulstion of Radetzky. BY
Edmund Fig. late u. 8 Consul at Venice, with
Map and illustrations. 2 vols g. SO
TIE CRUISE OF THE STEAM YACHT
NORTH Star; a Narrative of the Excursion of
Mr. Vsnderbilts Party to England. Russia, France,
Ne BY Rev o. Cbouies. 81 So.
LIFE IN ABYSSINIA; being Notes collected du-
nng three years. residence In that cuntry. BY NJ.
fs,ains 2 vols illustrated, 50 So
TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE or Life in Ken-
tucav by Mrs M J. Holmes ST.
THOUGHTS AND THINGS AT HOME AND
AbKOAD- Bv Elbu Burrett. 81.
pt sEaI TIA AND lilly, or the Parsonage OF
For sale BY JAMES wooDHoUsE co.
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TAKING SAVES FROM THEIR MASTER

TAKING SLAVES FROM THEIR MASTER.
PHILADELPRIA,J July 20 Wilson, the Alb
olitionist, with five negroes he had taken of
from their master-.-Mr. Wheeler. the Ameri-
can minister at Nicaragua-was brought be-
fore the U. S Supreme Court to day.
A full account of this will be found in an
other column. Mr. Wheeler is not from Vir.
g'nia, though the negroes are-EDIToR DIS
PATCH
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PAYNE & MAYO,
I AND IN HENRICO FOR SALE Al

AND IN HENRICO FOR SALE Al
~ AUCTION Will be sold at public auction ON
the premises on Friday. the 9th July the Farm at
presspt owned and occupied by the subscribe ar stu
ated sbout nine miles North of the city of Rich opd
im m edistely on the Richmond F. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. and the Richmond snd Charlotts
vile Plank Road, both of which roads run within
40 yards Of the dwelling making access to the CITY
very easy and convenient. and adjoining the lands
OF VIM Taylor, Esq. Sam'i A Reeve q Bre and
others There are liz acres of land. about 100 Ct
which is open aud in good state of improvement
remainder ia woods
The bu ldipgs comfortable and suitable for q
tarm of The size. Possession about so of the
open land will be given once, in order that The
purchaser may prepare r crop of wheat. The
held tor wheat this year. 10 thought to be good for
from to 400 bushels.
Persons wishing to buy, are invited to view the
land before the day of sale, which will bs shown by
the subscriber with pleasure
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day of sails. PHI. WALDROP
jy l8-9t+
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FURTHER BY THE CANADA

BosTor, July 90. Q p M.-The steamship
Cansda has arrived at her wharf from Hal
fax
Upon examination of the papers brought
by her the following additional foreign news
is gathered.
SPAIN.
The disturbances at Barcsloua still con-
tinued.
ENGLAND.
English funds had an improving tendency.
The bullion in the Bank of England had
decreased fl50,000.
TURKEY =.
England and France had agreed to qua
rantee the Turkish loan of f5, O00, 900.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A HAN
CALMON's PATENT G RAIN AND


~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This machine
vas invented and patented by ~ G. B. Salmon of H.
inos and wherever it has been exhibited, has tax
preceaenae Of all Others, for cleaning Grain and
4rass Ses1s.
The fiat Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Wo-ias Fair in New York and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1859 1t has been
adopted bY the Richmond city uiillsI5, who recon-
mend it IL the best machine klown for separating
cookies inc ether impurities from wheat 1t will Sc
parate any two seeds of different size weight 10
simple IN s construction, and easy kept in order.
1t peouii4rly adapted armers usea requires
but lit 9 rover to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now In use
1t can be furnished at the following prices, viz:
For Farr1ers Machine that will clean Is 10 80 BUSH
els per $SO
For Farners Machane that will clean 80 to
SO bushelsper hour. ........................ IS
For Farmers Machine ARRANGED for horse
power) that will clean so bushels per hour so
For Miers Machine that will clean 80 to so
bushels per hour. .......................... IS
For Millers Machine that will clean so to
Is bushels per hour. ....................... 100
For Millers' Machine that will clean 1875 to
$50 bushels per hour. ....................... $50
For a Miller's Machine that will clean $50 to
200 bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Address RO. Nj. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, RichmaEd, Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold reasonable
terms Ifo 2n-2awtsI r NJ.
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BY PAYNE e. MAYO
DI fAINE q MAYO
A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
"A RESIDENCE FOR SALE Ar AUCTION
Will be sold on THURSDAY, the ID day Of August,
1893 at O'Clock In the aft -rnoou, remarkably hand.
sone and valuable RESIDENCE on the Eastern
eide OF 9th street North of Leigh now pied by
John w Reeve, Esq. The house is newly built Of
cont lining seven rooms with the basement There
are upon the premises q brick Kitchen and other
necessary out houses, with an iron hydrant ia the
yard, all being In complete order. The LOT
fronts a. feet on 9th street and back $50 feet
Terms Of Sale-A small portion of the purchase
mooey will be required 10 cash. and credit Of
years will be allowed for the deferred pavmsnts ADJ
ding interest.
PAYNE MAYO,
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CITIZEN OF RICHMOND TROUBLE. The Norfolk
Herald relates the csss of painter named John
futlo. resident of Rich nond, who went down
there last week and got work at ths navy yard. 9
got $500 from his wife, -iDg all the ey she had
and then grandmother, leaving her and three chill
drsn destitute
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Correspondence of the Dispatch
p,1bIir IlrnxE.


PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
fsrter Morsa, one of the youos men who wa. In
jnTed few days since by the fall of ,caffold al
the mansion of Mr.. Allihoue, died Tuesday nigh
fko the effect of his in juries
he Nam Line IT the puh lic works which com
Dsises he Phiiadelphis aud Columbi, raroaa. the
spa from Coiu nbia to the junction. with the Wes
rsoch at Dancau's leland; tn. Jnnists canal from
hence to Hollidsysburs tue chevy Portage isil
xoad in"'ufins the new road, t. avoid the plan on
1e mo obtsiB, and The rapsl from Johnsown 10
&its"u7g will he off ed for sale on TUESDAY mex.
III be merchants Exchange
IS ne o d line Wings organizing 10 all the ward
IN city On Tuesday associations were formed
~ them Ia the fifth aud oil shth wards
81 Accounts are received from all the rural sections
the CITY, OF the prom sinR condition ofthe potat
Top The impression prevails that they will be sold
p NIFTY and even so low as thirty-seven and half
Nk"ts per bush.i.
The atmosphere was very oppressive yesterday -
~ naif-past o'clock, z NJ, the thermomet-r in
eme exposed stuations, ind Gated heat of 81 de.
s1fess 10 the hsde.
81 nee January s, 1855 there have been sold i. III
anous markets in this citv q $50 bsef cattle so 900
Is, ~ 800 sheep, and 5, SEQ cows and calves.
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GaKAT SronM AT NV YORK "A tremendous
storm occurred 10 New York 1hursday evening.
between eight and nine o'clock. The wind blew
with great fury. and, 1t lie feared, With disastrous
results. TIE lightning was very vivid. The heat
has seusbly moderate
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my2 No. 100, corner Main and iS,h az
my 2

TOBACCO AGENCY-G EENE,
HEATH l. ALLEN, San Francisco. California
aud 1874 Front ST.. New York, sell Tobacco com.
mission direct from and per account Of the Virginia
maru 'scturers and to whom refer.
MessIs Edmond, Davenport Il Co, Richmond will
reply to any queso.s and transact any business for
our house.
Having established a branch Of our house in New
fors. our resident partner In that city will give his
personal attention to the receiving trarshippng and
securing the lowest of freight free of com mis-
sion) on all goods consigned to our San Frapcisco
h@use no l8-dAw1y
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GREAT RAfLRoAD CoNvENTIoS.-A convention o.
Inc gen1,sl tcset agents OF the various railroad,
the 'oica safes. says the Cincinnati Enquirer
q to Re hold at Hamilton Csnsea West on Tnssasv
l1th last Gsn. P. w. S'rader of the Lit . Mi
Railroad. 10 t. preside over the deliberations Of
~ oody The Great Western Railroad has appro
asd $50 towards defrsying the expenses of .
a aug supper on the close Of this meeting GOOD
3me may be expected.
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BY PAYNE & MAYO.

DI FAINE q MAYO, =
A DMINI 8 T r ATOR'S SALE OF
a aoUsEaoLo AND KITCHEN FURNI.
TuKE AT AUCTiOh.-Wll be sols. on THURS.
rssideue' of the late Joseph Wipe6eld near the
Bacon Quarter Branch, IN the eli y Of Richmond va.
belonging to his estate.
Terms cash
BEVERLY 3. WEXFORD, JR.. Admir-
Ssls conducted by PAYNE g. MAYO Auctioneers
jy 10 -
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The PROVIDENCE "GUNPowDER PLIT."-The
Providence Journal now says that on the eXamins-
tfon of Henry NJ Tucker, on the charge of having
blown up bis fathers house, the prosecution have
utterly failed to make out case even for binding
over.
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hAkGE OF RoBBIsG THE MAIL Arthur Huehe.
e,peeisi agent OF the Post Office Department,
so a. Reading. Pa. Thursday afternoon with
,.h smith OF CLARK Post Office, la Richmond
I'D. uaGptoa county, charged with rcbbiog t .
Sln,, smth confessed TO tstiug one letter con
S.nn e4OO, mailed at stroudsburg for the Easton
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PEMOVAL! REMOVAL!

REMOVAL! REMOVAL!l-Jhes sub
AZ scrbsr respectfully informs his friends and tbe
public that he ha. removed his shop to Main street
nearly oppt site the Banks and two doors bove the
new Custom-House. Thankful for pa.t f.vors he
weud inform the public that he is now pre- .red TO
execute all orders in his line shortest NJ tice
aud on very reasonable terms call respectfully
solicited JOHN A. BURGESS
il 26-S. Nearly CD posite the Banks.
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AcQuIrTED.-Couut Rsgehski and three others.
uisi for a violation of the neutrality laws at
10 ,hem of nsIsonsv sns,ns fn1 ,ba
British army.
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS -Tbe
subscriber has just received his second supply I
summer Goods making his stock now complete EN-
oracing all ths late les of Cloths Cass ana
0estins' Aissablack Blue. Brown and Dahlia
Goats, all styles; Silk, Linen, Grass, ALPACA Shan
hsi bingham. Drap-d Etc and Lutong Goats; Fancy
and Black Cashmere, Linen aud Marseilles Pants:
Collars Stocks; Cravats; Ties; Gloves; Suspenders
ddkfs; &c to which he would respectfully risk his
friends and the public generally to call and nine
my2 No. 100 CORNER Main and ian a.,
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Thr'e thouEand baskets of to patoes and 1900 bbls
OF potatoes were shipped from Norfolk to New YorI
in the J amestown w -doesdsy
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The duties on imports at st Louis. for the wear
ending June 50rh amounted to S6=4,7 06.
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SECOND EDITION AT PRESS OF
~ TIE GREAT RICHMOND NOVEL
ELLIE, OR THE HUMAN COMEDY; a Story
o. Richmond in 1882 ny John Esten Cooke. One
vol, l2mo., illustrated, 81 IS

From the Richmond Dispatch
- This new and brilliant production of the author
OF the vi ginis Come6ians' has been published and
may bs had of Mr.. Morris and other Bookssller-
The work will be read With warm admiration and
delight by all who can appreciate splendid genius
and elevated, manly, moral tone.
Though dealing with humber personsses and
less exciting scenes and events than the Virginia
oler materials an exhibits the same sbe Sra
matte power hich so pre-sminently eharacierize
that stirring story"
From the Richmond Elk ,miperl
among the mntt 'easant and clever books of til 2
month, mr Jno. Esten Cookies new move Ell e. or tt
Human Co nedS d4servediy occupies the very front
rank. The reputation and honorable distinctioa
which Mr. Cook. has won for himself and bis Sta q
in the field of Fc ion. has been source of Pc
cuar pleasure, bis things exhibit unquestons-
BILE evidence OF genius and of guar purity of
timsnt and refine ment."
From the Norfolk Argus
Ellie' viii add TO tbs enviable reputation which
its author John Esten Cooke, has already wen. The
Leading characters in the book young. Ellie
Wide Awake an Lucia are mere children-but like
Nell and Katy thew are heroes"
From the Waterman and Obssrver
There is notbing Ia the work to cfenf the most
de c4ts s-nsibi!itv while IL iocuicates many les
:, 10 strict accordance with the pr,ncp Of the
Bole-ana 10 such way. with such tenderness aud
preston on the mind OF tbs reader"
From the Richmond Enquirer
"This last production of Mr.. Coote's pen differs
materially from any of the books which preceded IT,
...But there 10 the keen appreciation of char
scter, the same bodness and vigor of delineatiop,
the same warm sympathy for ali that Il Lowell and
pure and of good report. the same genial good hu-
and the lte mstskeatls traces of exsl' cd re
Mus Eliie' il slorous creation, ft to walk hand
In hand with Paul and Nell, through Englsh liters-
ture to the end OF time"
From the Petersburg Express
ELLIE 10 fall of beauties IL abouuds ia passaaes
OF tie tenderest rathos, and it 10 entitled 90 the
praise of ali who resd IL to s.e aud love vir-
tue ard religion for THAR own saAes-hgher aims
certainly no writer could set before him."
jy s0-2; A. MORRIS, Publisher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-21

Davenport, the trasetlan. snd Miss Vining, al
English ectres., are PLAYING in Cincinnati.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-21

Thomas Goode, Jr soa of Hon. Wm Goode, oil
haifsx, has been appointed Lieutenant in the U. 8
Amy.