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ATEsT MAIL NEWS.
5II0W FEVER IN NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH,

!. Norfolk, according to the papers re-
u rom there yesterday, the fever has
w snpeared. For the twenty. four hours
s;oc Wednesday at Q p. NJ, there were
VA deaths in the city, and one Mt the hos
i out of the city. There We're nine cases
|tbs fever 10 the city and three at the hos
al A portion Of the cases were in Barry :
XVI. and most Of the remainder originated
Hahn the small district below MAIN stIees
II west of Commerce street. bounoeee . pn
1 south by the river-the Ole hs"h' u '"o
kease on its former visits. ,r..;n, of tho
The Argus saws thst the pubiication OF .ne
[r,sn,onfb Transcript has been suspehoeu
fIsui9 p:nn no communication between
R.fo,k and Portsmouth-the ferry boats
y. ssonned running-we have no report
m ~, vi Gmogepe Barron, wife of Capt. Jas.
F",on Of the Navy Yard, who died in Ports.
k'n,b wednesday afternoon, was carried
% Norfolk at 9 O'Clock on Wednesday
e. IN a barge, and inferred in the Norfolk
..a.erv by torch light. Capt. JAS. Barron
lua"ovsriny and considered out of danger.
Y Ssughrer is we'll, not having been attack
As reported. ;.
"a a house to be fitted up at Lambert's
S Emit for the reception Of the yellow fever
.tients.
l, 70 The list of the dead r. A. Parker,
=, p Collins, and young Mr.. VIM. Kemp.
T r., !. comfy of Isle of Wight had declared
,a-sntinA sgainst the infected cities.
NJ David w. Glass, q respected citizen,
- Are warden of Union Company, died
'Sdsnly of appoplexy. Wednesday.
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Correspondence Of the Dispateh.
NEGRO WOMAN MURDERED.

DASfILLk, aug. D.
IN Sunday las, most fiendish murder was com.
49, nssr hare by one negro on another. The
~. q. I learn them, are these Two negro girls,
in1ai,s to WIN, H. Eunuelly Of Caswell, N. c.,
S.Tss tss store of Mr.. Blackwell on Sunday,
$ssre thew met negro man who formerly belong.
rsSiou, When they left the store the man fol-
Gved them and attempted TO take liberties With
II nsr,on Of one of them. The other attempted
& aid her companion, when the negro stabbed
In she then ran Of home, leaving, the other
Frl aghting with the fellow. When she got home
he related the circumstance; but as the night was
Isrk aud rainy, Mr. NunnelIy did not 50 TO look
br the servsn',
The next morning he went out In search Of her,
mi found her body in the road, with the head
Hearty cut of. Nothing has been hoard Of the
murderer who escaped
Tie negro man was purchased In Richmond not
bog since by bis present owner.
Yours, CHARLIE.
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TELEGRAPHIC VS.
FIRE AND RIOT AT ST. JOHNS.

ST. Johns, N. B, Aug. "a fire occurred
mere this morning, by which ID buildings
were destroyed
u another riot took place Yesterday between
Howe's circus men and the citizens in which
killed. a'
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KENTUCKY ELECTION

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The Times here has
dispatch from Louisville, dated Aug. 9Th,
which states that in "a counties heard from.
Morehead, the American candidate, gains
Sooo on Gen. SCOTS vote at the last Presi.
Dental election.
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COMMERCIAL,

COMMERCIAL.
NEW Yoax, Aug. 9-Floura tribe higher with
sales OF $500 bbls. Southern unchanged. Wheat
hrm With an upward tendency. Corn q trils high
er: Mixed SIC per bushel. Pork unchanged.
Stocks firm. Money unchanged
BALTIMORE, August 9.-Fiour dull and urchaug-
ca win no sales worth reporting. Prime Wheat
unchanged; ordinary declined cents Corn firm
while advanced 3cents; yellow 1c
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WASHINGTON AFFAIR

WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
WAsHINoT ON, Aug. 9.-Senators James NJ.
Mason of Virginia. and 8. A. Douglass of II.
iinois, attended dinner party at the Presi.
DENTAL Mansion to-day.
No response has been received from Daw.
son; of Pa, the newly appointed Governor
of Kansas, yet
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CHARGE CT LEvYING BLACK MALTA man pre-.
tending to be connected with a paper styled the
Western Police Gazette" has been convicted at
cincinnati OF attempting TO extort money A young
lady testihed that she received letter signed J. G.
mcEwin, requesting her to call at his room on a
matter OF great importance to herself After stain
this fact She further testified:
81 went to see him on Sixth street, He told me-
he had certain publications to make In regard 10
ne, and when | asked for McEwiu he apswered
to the name. He offered to suppress those If
would either pay him money OF come over and he
iriehd 10 MIN, which | understood TO mean a
mistress. told him he was mistaken In the per
son. He told me he would drive me to a house of
ili-iame-thas he would put up certain bandbis
ABOUT me-and II | was walking In the street vitb
any gentleman he would have him knocked down
and me dragged to a house of i'll fame. told him
tnst was going to leave the city He said 1t would
De no use, for he would follow me anywhere and
would put up those bills about me-
he tnen found out that was engaged to be mar.
rled 10 gentleman In Hamilton and he went there
and tried to extort money from him. He told me-
taht he would not publish the articles alluded to II
would cease TO go with certain gentleman ri
ding round, &c. told him did not do SO.
announcer witness testified that the defendant sta
TED that be was about to publish hand bill In rela-
tion TO the young lady, and threatened to send the
hand bills all over the city, TO the town of her ma.
tivity, and everywhere that he could to pjure her
character. gentleman whs was acquainted
with the lady, swore that he offered az high AZ
$50 TO suppress the publication which was refused
when he entered a charge of extortiop;
The jury found the defendant guilty, whereupou
the Court fined him $780, and sent him 10 The
dungeon TO be fed on bread and water for ter
days.
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
~ BUSINESS H. v. GRAVES co Commis-
sion and Forwarding Merchants, 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary streets. Richmond. Va. will
attend to the sale of TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT,
and all kinds of country Pro6uce.
Persons along the line of the Danville Railroad
who make US consisnments. can. If they prefer It,
receive the proceeds directly through the hands of
H.V. GRAVES, Mail Agent, who passes the road
daily. He will also visit Danville, Va. and Milton
and Yanceyvlle North Carolina. weekly, to make
deposites and meet those making consignments from
those regions. lin
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DEATH OF CAPT, Form IT q

ALBANY, N 7. Aug. 9.-Captain Ford, late
OF the United States Army, died at Sackett's
Harbor yesterday.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
The Late C0htsaon-HorribIe Death-Can
phene Explosion, &c.

i1Otb tO6C DtULH-I UUt-
Phene Erpl0saon DC.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8, 1855.
lds bodies OF Mark Warner Robert Ramsey,
tavern Keeper at South and Vernon streets and
person unknown were recovered from the water
Of Tue Delaware to-day. Making nine 10 all lost
", W 'no steamer denerai Mcdonald. Mr.. Walters,
Inc editor OF the Delaware County Republican,
tasiheo before the inquest to- day, that the barber
shop OF the Mcdonald contained at least fifteen
pereons at the time Of the collision and that himself
and Mr.. Covsrdale alone escaped
ht,ween one and two o'clock yesterday moin-
pg, Cathattae Vheen. living In Simpsons court,
Took her younges. child an infant aged about fiE,
teen months, and went back into the ward She
had scarcely entered the out house which Ia yery
old. when the floor gave way and she fe II into the
poor; WIN ms devotion of a mother, she upheld
her little child, as she screamed for help When
she was overcome by the suffocsting gas the child
cluug to her back and head. As soon as possible
Der heehoors came TO her aid. The child wal
hken out alive, but the unfortunate mother died
before she could be covered
List evening an alarm of fire was caused bv the
bulstlng OF burning fluid" lamp in the second
story front room OF boarding house In South Bird
street. An explosion ensued aud the fiames spread
oVer me man VINO mad the lamp. He was dread
iuily burnt about the lower part of the body.
On Monday evening Coroner DeIeyan bel an
inquest upon the body OF PHILIP Pierce. German
aged DO years, living ia Second street. near Pho
NIX ga returning from a walk, he complained 10
eis vile Of feeling unwel aud almost immediate
ieil dead. The jury rendered verdict of death
from cause unknown
A. mac nsmed McIihone, on Tuesday made aft.
osVit before magistrate that II was he tbs, go
IN me rescued slaves of Mr.. Wheeler; and he far.
nef sta'es that they resisted violently, were ysrv
ssefss to getting into the carriage, and that he
nea,d them crying long after they had got into the
p psnicle The deponent drove them to Tenth and
eets 10 spite OF their lamentations, and they
were taken Out of the chaise. and into a bonss
them away. ''' ''i'eo
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THE RIOT IN TOTrTcxyrrrr

1HE hIUT IN LOUISVILLE.
=, LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 9.-The Louisville
Times tAnti Am to-day denounces George
u. Prentice, of the Journal, for the speech
he made to the mob, while attempting to
save the Times Office, during the riot
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NEW YOPK Dor rrY<,C

NEW YORK POLITICS.
NEW YORK. Aug. "a dispatch, received
mere from Albany, denies the truth of the
report that Thurlow Weed was about TO re.
tire from the Journal.
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HOTEL, NoaroLx, Va.

NJ AI1ONAL hOIEL, NORFOLK, Va
~ B. B WALTERS, PsoPRIEToR Having Dur.
chased the above we'll known establish emit re-
spectfully inform my friends and the travelling pub
lie that the house has been hly and
newly furnished throughout, and 10 open for the
reception Of permanent and transient Boarders.
return my sincere thanks TO my friends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage extended
to me for the last twenty three years and resp.
fully solicit q continuance of the same, assuring
them that nothing will be left nm tone to make them
at HOME while sojourniug at the National.
B-A four horse STAGE COACH leaves the
National Hotel everv Tuesday Thursday and SAtur-
day. for Z City NC. au9-1m b. B. w.
NOTICE.-To hire for the balance of the
IN year. or for SALE to ain IL the State youp
MULATTO GIRL. about n years OF age, q coed
Chambermaid and Seamstress, and has great turn
for mani ua-msking. FOR further particulars. apply
at this office au9-6,
A GREAT REDUCTION In FANCY
"A DREas GOODs-NOw Is THE CHANCE
FOR BARGAINS -GOLDsMITh has determined to
reduce his stock a. low possibls and TO do that
has made considerable reduction In the price of
bis Gcods. Among his stock msy be found Needle
worked Collars, Sleeves, Inside Cspes; Cambria and
gyiss Bands Swiss Edgngs and Insertngr Infant
Waists Cambria. 6wiss and Nansook Musling Emb.
and Dotted Muslins Linen Csmb. LAVA end Emb.
Hdkfs long and short Silk Mitts; Hosisry Of every
description; Belts; Fans; Bracelets And many other
desirable Gods, which will be closed out a. ex'
trsmsly low prices. 20 be convinced OF the faet,
you have only to call ct
& GOLDeMIr'e ohsap store.
aus 1885 Ne. 2o3 1rosa o.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch. !

<heCtuutCs russia -In1fnlQTQHtS, DC
BALTIMORE, Aug. g.
MIR. George Hamin, machinist, and for q lonp
time foreman st Winans' machine shops together
with some five other Baltimore mechanics start 10
morrow for N " York, en- route for Russia, where
they go to take charge of important positions on
the great Russian railroad. half dozen other
Baltimore mAchinis.s already In England on
their way cut, and some twenty five or thirty al
together Will be SEPT out. All the Enelishmen
formerly employed In Russia have been compelled
TO quit their situations on account of the war and
their PLACES are to be supplied In great measure
by Americans.
The ship Itzstsin and Welker, of Bremen under
the command OF Captain Bose, to-day reached
her berth at one of the Point wharyes after |.
pleasant voyage of 45 days from Bremen. with a
cargo OF merchandise and 225 passengers in the
Storage, consigned TO Messrs Schumacher g. Co.
These emgrants seemed to be of the better Glass of
foreigners, and certainly made a very picturesque
appearance as they landed on the wharf Ia their
gayly colored costumes
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS

NEW ENGLISH BOOKS
IN Received and for sale at
MORRIS BOOKSTORE.
Pictures from the Battle Field; by the Rowing En-.
glishmap. Sd supply. 81 IS.
Akenside and Dyer's POEMS illustrated 81.
The Caxtons. New edition. $50.
My Brothers Wife; by Amelia B. Edwards. $50.
Human Longevity; by Florius. 38c
The Pride ofthe Mess Csc.
Frank Hilton. the Queens Own. 5Oe
The Natural History of Man; splendidly illustre.
ted with colored engravings vols 8vo. $40.
Buiwer's Novels, complete. 20 vols. $2e.
au 9-St
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WARRINGTON ITEMs.-Ms Connell,,. OF Illinois.
accepts the appointment of Fifth Auditor of the
Treasury
Mr.. Hendricks has arrived and enters upon his
duties as Commissioner of the Land Once to-
morrow.
me Surgeon OF the Washington Navy Yard Of
ncially contrsdicts the rumor OF the yellow fever
having appeared there
Secretary Marcy returns from Old Point Thurs.
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The SUICIDE OF Mr's BAGLY AT ROCHESTER,, N
f-Some OF the facts In the history of the
young woman were learned by the coroner, from
which 1t appears that she was the subject of do
mesiic infeiictes to some extent, and had beside
to endure the pain of ruptured matrimonial en-
gagemen', followed by unkind remarks concerning
her character. Her conduct is represented a. that
oi light hearted and happy girl, but perfectly
chas.e aud above the slightest suspicion The maj,
to whom she had been fispced has been recentlv
married, and the female friend who had been hsr
chief conhdaut and adviser having censured her
for dismissing her lover, she became utterly dis
couraged, and resolved on putting an end TO her
existence, In which 30 many bitternesses mingled
This seems to be the story which has 80 sad an
ending. Rochester Democrat
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rnh e: Darcomb, proprietor Of the "Nepue
HOUSE. "Chefea. Mass, died suddenly on Tues
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TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts. '''u''o 1fo' AZ

FOR SALE AT AUCTTON-THE
MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN DAN.
vILLEIThs subscriber will sell at public auction,
known and favoritely situated STORE HOUSE and
LOT which he recently purchased of Mr.. ]. N.
walker. and the same Ia which Mr.. Walke baa CON.
Quoted an extensive Grocery, Commission and For.
waIding business for some time past.
The house is largs-some 24x80 feet two stories
high substantially built of brick covered with tin
and Is considered the most desirable in Danville on
account OF its location stand for business and its
House
The sale will be positive, and tbs terms unusually
LIBERAL and made known on day of Gale. Possession
given on the lst day of September
au 8-4t SHELTON DAVIS
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ON Ninety visiior. arrived last Thursday at the
Wni:s Sulphur Springs.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar-
~ ed to furnish Board by the day or week. on the
most liberal terms, at the Marlboro Hotel, on wall
reet my l8..ts j. HARDY
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FOR HIRE.-A sPrightly Boy, accus-
Il toned to waiting in a Dining Room and hotel
Apply to WIN. GOULDIN
au St Governor strest
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A LII ABOUT THE WAR!
n THE STORY OF THE CAMPAIGN: A conf
plste narrative of the War in Russs; written in
tent in the Crimea, by Maj L Bruce Hartley.
author OF Lady Lees Widowhood. Price SIZE
ALSO
Other New Books received, viz:
MY MOTHER: Or Recollectiohs Of Maternal Inf1u.
ence. 75c.
OLIATTA, and other Poems; by I'll. H. CALDWELL
81 90.
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS On some of the
Diseases Of the Rectunl Anus and contiguous
textures giving; their nature, seat, causes symp-
toms. conss quencss and prevention. Especial v
adapted to the medical reader. ByW Eo-
denhamer. III. D. I'd edition, with plates. o..
RANKINGS HALF'YEARLY ABSTRACT of the
Medical Sciences. July part ST.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW for july s.
yesr.
THE LAND OF GOLD: Reality versus Fiction, by
Hinton r. Helper. 81.
ROGETS THESAURUS of English Words and
Phrases, 50 classified and arraug ed to facilitate
the expression of ideas and assist in literary com.
position New edition; revised and edited by
Barnes Sears, D. D. $I.5O.
For sale by
an 9-2tif las WOODHOTJaE A. Cn
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DOR HIRE-Ftr the balance of the
L year, an old woman accustomed to Cooking and
Wsshing. Apply to r. CAUTHORN.
au 8-St
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TIE RIOT ANTIcIpATKp.

WRECK OF THE SCHOONER NORTH CAROLINA
On Thursday night last the schooner North Car.
ona, from New York, laden with 300 barrels of
rosin, went ashore on the bar at Absecom Beach
The captain took the light of the United States ho
tel Tor the Egg Harbor light, and was thus induced
to approach too near the shore. In spite of all eff
orts 10 get the vessel off she remained firm. The
captain was compelled to abandon her All hands
reached the beach la safety Of three hundred
barrels OF rosin only sixty had been washed ashore
BY Sunday night
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HANSONS IMPROVED
BALANCE VALVE HYDRAULIC RAM.
In soiisting the trade. and all those who may re-
qure for their own personal use, the above appara-
tus the subscriber bess leave say, that this RAM
will raise water through leaden other pipes, an
elevation of at least fifty per cent greater than any
other Ram, with the same head or supply of water.
Dwellings, Barnyards. Gardens. Engines. Factories
Railroad Stations &c, with running water.
T METALLIC ROOFING, GUTTERING and
SCOUTING done in thu best and most substantial
manner and on very accommodating terms.
" Orders from any part OF the State promptly
attended to. PAUL BARGAMIN,
Tenth street, between Main and Cary.
7--1t Rirhu We
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BY TAYLOR q WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a SMALL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
= FARM NEAR The CITY AT AUCrION.-
~ virtue Of the provisons Of Deed OF Trust 20 A.
Davis dated 18th July, 1854 and record cd in the
onss 81 the Gtsrr Of Hen,iee County Court. the
on the 9Th August 1885, in the room and stead Of sai
Davis lwbo has removed FROM this State,) will sell
on THURSDAY, sd Of August, 1855. upon the pre-
nisee az o O'Clock r. N the property conveyed in
ssid deed being parcel of land containing 19 acres
sins miles rom the city, near the Brooke Plank
ROAD, immediafeiy to the East of Dickmann's Tav-
ern and sdioining the lands Of Jesse Wilams John
A. Parker aud others.
This land 10 well enclosed; has upon It a new
srable place. t -'"-o ~
TERMS will be in accordance with the deed. and
Will De made known at the time of sale. - Sa5
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
Substituted Trustee.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Auets 30
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NiTUkE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on
Tdence OF Mr Nat. Sunderland, on I7th street. near
venaoie. neat door to Mr. HayneS erecery his en-.
pracng general assortment Of well kept furniture.
10. Sale without reserve. i ; - - :
aus ALEX. MOTT. Auet.
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:, suIclDs u A MURpERgR:-On tho 9Th ,n.,.n.
David Wright, convicted of The nnrdar -. A."
~, NO Moo,nson, at Columbus Ga, last wear. end ed
,ss me y suicide, 10 prison. His case had been
hasn up 20 me supreme Court, and be was TO have
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o. bIshei.
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ger on the Baltic "eonesisy' psssen'
8. indisns, and corn fifty &c nts '''en''
York eoout peihg erected In Albany, N
nonih nunbsr eff deaths in Cbicsso Curing In.
eLo.,. July was ise including eventy Gig ht fro %
~, .he Freds. ict.bars New. learns tb,, ,so .,.s
Aond.y night. ''' INV ''so'fies'bsrs Railroad
d.o.sos, who committed the outraso upop hi. mn,
d.ss si,, stu 1T large The daughter h NO,
s,si ne AIbem ,ile Grant Jury have preseutsd ..x
ps,sons ior betting on the Governors Il seton
lot,s.riy mall has bssn sstai lsksa bstwssn Char
wss,.f, viii b "a esssmpmsat OF the nj it.rv a
6ssss & fsnesXtvenis, At NsW Castle. On tn ii a
~" Hbsf. ssatausias . sks i4th. ''''
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De, Moiaes.
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LOST.

.OST.-On Wednesday, August 1st a
~ BLACK VALICE was lost from on board the
Steamer Curtis Peck from Norfolk to Richmond /
presume 1t was taken from board at some landing
through mistake. think it was marked with ink
Luther Libby" Richmond vs.. Amy in formation
about IL will be thankfully received, and liberal
reward will be paid for its delivery the subscriber
Set LUTHER IIRRV
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ed that NJ r n Transit rsport.
at GIsyto9pn s the sclns United States Consul
rimsat tie fact Of the Nicsrssu. T,.n., cn De
port srss NIL; and ere still continuins to trans
enlisted ia ' tSs o. men for the purpose Of bsp
sent out nv ~. HHslcaIasuan srmy. That they are
BY The passage paid out OF the money dus
meut Mo-, ~ T1mpsny 70 the Nicarssusn Govern
msu and -. y, tne men are said to have been Ger.
Compsovs commanded b. foreigners. The Trsnni
suppis ~ ne also accused of sending ont a lsrss
uocps Nho cannon, 20 De uaed by the
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AUCTION sALHs.
- q DAYS.
BYRICHzRD CAUTHORN.
ORSES AT AUCTION-On SAT-
-. UkDAY 11th inst at 10 O'Clock. AZ the l.rse
M N rear Of my store viii sell at auction
ssvs, M WORK Horses, Mules. 1 Cart. Wssou he
.1-o B. CAUTHORN, Auet.
By LARUS SHINF.
HORSES, MULES, FAMILY CAR
NV kIAGE, DC. AT AUCTION-On sATuR.
Hn,.. next at 10 o'clock we will sell Of the
=, young blooded Mare, works we'll. And vsrv ,.n.
s:1 neayy Work Horses; young well broks Mia,
BE .et Hsrrs. and Calf Family Carriage and dou.
So 10 LARUs L SHINE. Auet..
,on BY THOMAS W KEEsEE,
Ounce with Geo. J. Sumner. No. % Ps,,,~,
HORSES, MULES. COW AND CALF
BUGGY. CARRIAGE, dc. FOR sATE 40
AAocIiUN VIII Be sold on SATURDAY morp;ns
aug l!th. at 10 o'eloct, at the Horse An.t;n LIZ
near the Gas Works, several saddle nd h. no,
Horses, Mules, one Cow and Cali, two old Rms.;s.
ana one Csrrises. D1ss's''
az 10 THos. w. KEEsEE. Auet.
STOCK SALE OF LUMBER AT
bns;ne.. .SIS- Intendins to make change in nv
NV snah proceed to sell At auction on TTTES
entire stoct y T... August 14th. at O'CLOCK, INV
risty. VI 'ne usual vi.
TEsMs-eso and under, cash; over tina. .u
n mSesh' credit for appreysa snaor:sd neeot.Sls
At the same tu . viii bs sold the Les.s fa1 +.
extending for u years from the 1st day Of Juiv
!s, hi. ios fronts sheut $50 feet on 18th street
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

OST OR MISLAlD-A NEGOTIA-
- Bile NOTE, drawn by john Drawer endorsed
by Briell; as well as remembered, dated I'd July.
at 80 days for about 81 OILS 81. The public are warn
ed against trading for the same.
au S-st HOWARD l. SANDS