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A FINE FARM FOR SALE

We invite attention to the advertisement
Of farm for sale on the South West Noun.
tain, Albemarle county. in "the red land
district so famous for Presidents and tob.c
co."
We knox something of this farm by our
own observation, and can assure those who
may desire to purchase, that it is all il is said
10 be In the advertisement Were we able
to adopt that happiest and most independent
o. pursuits. farmers life, we know of no
farm in the market which we would sooner
select. In addition to the indncsnerss
which i holds out to the agricultural Il IL
situated In most healthy location. in 4 the
midst Of glorious scenery. commandin. ' az
extensive and magnificent prospect. and az ~
f nsn 6y refined and Intelligent society,"
Otner advantages are presented in its ma
mes 70 post office, churches, and severe,
seod schools; whilst it is only four hour =
rae oy the Central Railroad from The c;,.
Of Richmond. To all who want 70 pur s u
2 farm and realize the pleasures Of cou ntsv
ME- noe opportunity Is now Afforded.
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MEXICO.

The savage warfare and anarchy which
prevail in Mexico; the burning, pillaRipp
numbering, and outrages upon women and
children which characterize the contest
going on in that country would disgrace even
the allied armies (! 1t is lamenta BILE to see a
fine country given over to such people. II
the Mexicans do not behave themselves, they
may provoke the people Of the U. States
out of sheer compassion and humanity, to an
mex them to this Republic We don't want
to do il, and have already more territory than
We need, but we can't be expected to stand
still and see our neighbors extsrminate each
other and ruin their possessions, without
stepping in. compelling them to keep the
peace. and helping them to govern their fine
country, till such period as they show some
capacity for governing 1t themselves.
Far be it from US to recommend the VIC,
lent acquisition of the territory of neigh.
boring power. But if Mexico knew her own
interest, she would at once apply at least for
the protection of the American eagle. There
are various countries which enjoy what is
called the protection of Great Britain
Why should not We in like manner "pro.
tect" our weak neighbor?
The horrid scenes now occurring in Mexico
give US specimen of what will befall our
selves il the elements of discord, so indus
triously agitated by the fanatical and ambi-
tiOus, ripen into disunion. The land now pre:
senting such an unbroken picture of peace
and quiet, would be desolated from one end
to the other, by that most terrible and mer
Ciless of all contests, civil war.
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INCENDIARISM

The practice of setting fire to stables and
Outhouses seems to have been on the in.
crease lately. and in one instance to have
6 sused more serious loss than that of prop
erty. Incendiarism of this kind seems to be
considered fine fun by those engaged in If
but if the police should lay their hands ON
them, they would be able to appreci ate more
exactly how funny y thing it is for people TO
be put in jeopardy of their lives It NAV n,
be the object of these reckless persons to
destroy life as we'll as property, but it is not
their merit if dwell ings and their inmates es-
cape the fate of stables and horses. What.
ever the object in firing stables, it is time
that an efficient plan should be devised to
detect and bring to justice the perpetrators
OF these crimes, and to give some security to
citizens against such midnight perils.
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RECElPTo,
sY CANAL. RIVER AND RAILROAD,

For the wsek ending 2iss Of July.
pxruv c...r-S9t bbds and 1894 box.s Tobaec /;
1os bsls Flour $50 bushsis Whes'i 10 tons SeP-
s5zs82 lbs. Total up tonnage eas. SIS lbs
robscco; So bushels Corn; ssS2 bu.hsls What;
s s SS:A. ..s s Iii ss. Flour IS il. and
bag Bacon; 9 boxes shoe,; 2 bids LANG Slsca;
2 toas Iron; 10 bale. VOL l4i Nam tssms 40 sum
dries; q Emp,y Bbls; 80 ptss Butter; DO Esq;
319 Chickens; 4s Lambs; 25 Calves and . besvss'
By The RIcHMo.D AsD FsEpEa,cxssyse . h a. AZ
Rss bale Hair; Big: ost: boxes ae:sn..
boxes ChiSkens; boz Eggs
By THE Richmond AND PErElsBunc RAILROAD
l6S hbds of Tsbaeco; 50 bales Costoni Whses
Esn oso sI Ss ESP sss :G Ta:ra!sa, o...
bS:s and boxes Potatoes, 10 bsls Brsss,. barrel
20 pigs miscellaneous height
LANDED IN THE DocK.-224 hhds. of Tobacco; lS2
TINS Iron; 3s5 tons Gu.uo: ITS o9o feet Lumber
bushels Shells; l2o bales Hay; loco sscss Salt;
and oaIEoes of mtas of one New York aad Bos-
ton packet
LAspgp AriRt OK rTs-ls0l7 bushels Corn; $50 bae
Hay, anu sarxoss OF steamers
EXPORTS COAsrWIsE
gsoM TIE Docx.-7i0 packages and u hide fobss.
60; Is tons susno; Is sons ifoH and 10 boxes mel
TsoM RocxErTs-ss;6 packages msns factn1ed 20.
bacco; 9bbls Smoking do. g3 hhds. do; 470 bbis.
Flour; 2 bAles Leather; q bales Wool 80 bales
Domettcs; S78 bu.hs's w heat; ~ bags Feathers
bags Snake Root; bbs. Whiskey; bundle
De-rskius; i42 empty bbls 81 psokagea Eundriss
boxes CATERS Spanish Mixturei IS bbls- Az.
pies; Sc, 500 bushels Cosl; 100 tons Stone.
FOREIGN.
To ANTWERP, (psr Sarah Briages)-Si2 hhds 10.
barco.
To HAyRE, (per Ship Yenio. I'd hhds Tobacco.
To LIVERPOOL, (per Ship Helene)-79O hhds.. 355
tielces aud box OF Tobacco.
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THE MOSQUITO KING.

We had supposed that the difficulty with
the king of the Mosquitoes was entirely adjust.
cd, but 1t seems We were mistaken. On Sun
day night his Mosquito Majesty made his sp
paarance ON Church Hill, Richmond, with a
terrible flourish of trumpets, accompanied by
Numerous suite, each armed to theteeth, and
bent on mischief. We are not apprised o.
the exact object of these fllibusters, but
conjecture that, in apprehension of visi!
from Col. Kinney, the Mosquito King may
have determined to carry the war into the
snemy's country. Possibly, however, it is
the advance guard of an expedition, which,
in return for the protection of Great Britain,
Is to be sent to the Crimea, to aid in the re-
duction of Sebastopol. If 80, we advise old
Qortchakoff. and all the other gentlemen
whose names end in off, to be off as soon as
possible. A night assault by these new al
lies of the British, would prove too much for
even the tough hide of a Russian bear
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THE TRUE POLICY.

n ne sllies. discouraged by the refus'i OF
A.etr;a TO commit her fortunes to the AIT
.pos against Russia, should make their ap-
Peal to the people instead of the despo's OF
Europe, they would At once rsise barre.
vhich would forever resist the apprehended
asgrsosions of Russia, and at the same nme
crush the last vestige Of absolutism In every
shape. on the continent. The great mistake
they have committed from the beginning, -
In rsfusing to pronounce those three WORDS
Italy, Hungary, Poland" Let them pro-
nouncs them now. and they will present the
world cause with which it can sympathise'
and ensure the safety and freedom OF Eu'
rope.
When the late French Republic was inau'
sursted, Lamartine should have embarked
France ut once in the armed advocacy OF
free principles in Europe. The socialist the
Dries Of Lsdru Rollin we regard only with
ineredulity and adherence; but if the az.
grsssivs policy which he advocated had
been adopted, France would have secured
the permanent triumph of her own Republi'
can victory; and the war, which is now task
ing her energies fruitlessly. would have been
svertsd. At the very moment the cannon
Numbered over the fallen throne OF Louis
Philippe, the armies of France should have
poured In an avalanche over Austria, Russia
and Italy, uniting themselves with the gigan'
tic masses of those countries, and tramp'ing
the last spark Of vitality out Of their here
ditary dynssties.
It Is not too late to retrieve the grand uais'
take of the Republic and of the Empire
But will Louis Napoleon relinquish his own
grasp upon France and upon Italyf Willie
not fear to SOW the wind, lest he may reap
the whirlwindY Yet it is his only chance for
ourbing the power of Russia and eusuring
the security of Europe.
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Among tbs Vireinians Ia Paris ON the 4th inst
were n, ID stevens, J. F. Mason, NJ. NJ. Todd. ir.'
a oIeIce sullivan and Matthew Kllleen were
drowned 10 the river at Chicseo on the l2,h inst
w. Gilmore Simms II 10 deliver an .ad,... /.
dore the female college fspartansbure,S. on The
Joseph Foster, well known Bosoniap. died n
somervilic, Mass., ON the 18th Inst. :
NJ Josiah Hall. OF South Walpole, Msss.. died
on sunday the 18Th Inst, aged ono hundred and
ana, yeas six months and twenty dsys He Wa
sooi I" Ia the ,svolusion.
ms is:s mall stage running from phi,ade,nhta
"s'e as uaal trip on Monday week
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NEW sPncTAr. MOI
20 rHE fJmp.--S

10 THE DIsPAvCH --E-
stances. sr. Dispatch, hsys ss,,..c ei,s~
the mode BY which the butehs our st,..s
i,oensed snd allowed IN fs,t a,.n our Mes.
ss ~, Ssa SCI o. IN ord races pss..s sud ~
rif7 to rent the stalis only 10 are. sbsli hsy'~
COMMITTEES may Hs4nss Ia sash psrs,s. NJ
csnss may bs revoked ct the n,.nnen. sM "a
usittse or Covneil" peasurs a nessl
Nov .e object. In view Of w.
US 70 Ids mode Of lisensna ss
the duties and tricks OF tbs ia. not aniS.as
judge OF tbs skill and fitpe,s ~ nor esnssE
cepse, uust necessarily deoend /, 40 20 sppli,swsA
dstions Of others. Whs shall ,ca Tbs r.,,sol
Surely not tbe citizens ssoeraIiv o,ssa =
ihoIe CEN peseo. thsn the connt,ss W r ~, ".
ceyred and requires attention. 'ns passs
We have seen In all thu n,n
alarming accounts Of the spread =, 'os s..b.
the city OF New York, at Ssst s,n, MA ts.Ih
o. piaene, but now foued to b, praX.aao a.
OF Impure m ne vs. extensively ussd Sss.S "a
Il 10 plain that one iGnorsut Of Ri. !, p,s'sR ~.
based Q character a. to sell uDwbo,.ae, 1g.
fe1iov.eitizsna 10 not st to recsivs 'ns asis ~
hands Of the committee. hseas ~
To prevent any such "a one from o,..,-
the rscomms.dsrs Of every nav !. saha issa
OF them have been hnosn 70 IT, p.hesa. ~
yssrs-(so ofthsm are natiys, ~ ,sornass,S
srs old citizenI and are dsssrveSiGrH tityl
their worth and msrit and ave mt n .ssrSl
mend improper persons. Beside, - % ~
judges Of ths skill Of the spplissn, Vsee'af u.
sane time deeply int rest sd 10 rsr
aetsr Of their craft IL must Ia. tn hsss
shlngs, that the improper copSust y, We sxss.
upoa the whole clsss; and IL souIS ta va ma I'd.
tive duty to protest tbs oommun,t, 70 sast s,s
themselves 's " pseSs
Give us some sneh protection.
nance 20 a. 70 require the comnittss J. d. N
pon ths Recommendation OF sosns -, " ssss :,
Of the presens rerters and the ali, -. sss
be CON psiie6 TO Dab q the sossons ~ ~ 10 an
obtaia warrant. 10 fad by tho sIs ~ ~ ~ va !,
shins Of thsif lest cows, sheen sss ,. es p'Aa !.
enmmonwssith b taxed with tbs s,rS ls )
bic OF bfin gins The efteIders to Iastje. vt .
The old and respectable 8utcbsr.
things and their reputation beipg a. .."n lef "a
manity would End In them a seen,. ms L. u
They know who ars stiiful ana vSo pfo's:tas,
when . stranger comes amous a.. mai. IA u
their interest would induce then !, ino.ssa h
" into his moral standinx. Accordins h y NJ,
dlnspce. ssch applicant had to "s.i,i, ~. 1s Y 3
character AID espablitJ," before the All m. a VI
q license. ssas
We hope to see SONS provision Of .S,,
by the City Council &C an early asy. WI iust
~ ss-N A NUMBER OF c,rrz,r,
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1HH iHUNDERERs' CONFERENCE.-The prin.
cipal writer's, says the Court j. urnal 10 the Lon
don Times at present, (under Nc. Delaney are The
Rev Thomas Mosley; Mr. Sampson, who succeed
Ell Mr. A'sager ssur,ter of the city articles: Mr.
Robert Law, the M. P. from Kidderminster. who
nss charge OF the colonial subjects; Mr. Thornton.
who writes the parliamentary summary Tv.,'
much renowned for Greek )" Macdonald. (who
was sent to ConstantinopIe with the funds for the
sick D Ward, a"Quarteyly Reviewer" John Ox-
eniord. the dramatic critic; Dawson, the musical
Times, now for several years past-snd really
more OF the editor than Mr.. Deane himself-Is MI
Mowbray Morris, a barris.er.
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AMUSING BLuNDaR The Pars corre,poDdeo,
tho Courier des E,sts oils tells the newest Bit OF
Partisan scandal: Thus runs the gossip:
"The gay world Ia very much amused lust now
with an adventure of the charming Duchess de
n. Having planned = journey for the Gum
rner, she had advertised her country house to let
and accordingly to the directions ss TO where the
owner could bs found, the young Count d
called to negotiate for the place. Arriving at the
door, he requested to speak with her Grace -
Come up at once cried maid from Inc top of
The staircase, Madame has been very impa,isnt to
see you! With polite attempt to Inquire whether
he was understood, but entirely overrued by the
laxative servant. the Count mounted the stsirs
and was shown ut orce into the bed room of the
lady An, you are there !! said the lovely Duchess
now then, am at your SERVICE And throwing
herself into an easy chair, she drew up her junces
unclasped her garter, drew cff the silk stocking.
and held out her bare foot TO the asonished Young
gentleman She and the maid had both taken him
to be the corn who had been sent for ,ha.
morning All Paris. except the Duchess, were
quite amused with the LITTLE blunder
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SrABB,sG.-Georee Ansker wss a

STABBISG.-George Anaker was arraign-
ed before the Mayor yesterday morning to undergo
an Investigation on the charge of of stabbing with
Intent to KILL ailea Tally, on the IS OF august
1884 -Four witnesses were examined for ths Co..
monwsaith aud proved That on the day OF the stsb
hing the prisoner and Tally bad alteration near
ciTeputsb'e house kept by Jane Wright or Rroaks
Avenue, when the prisoner crew a large knife ana
made st Tally TO kill him. Tally picked no stone
and beat retreat but on finding that the pr;sonsr
wai bout to stab him. st the suggestion of Mr. Chan
peii, threw the stone, knocking Anaker down, and
then Tur Ausker Immediately recovered bis feet.
ana gave chase knife in hand coming up to Tally in
the yard OF the house in which he lived when h.
made iupgs With the knife at Tsis's body, which
wardsd of. receiving the blade OF the knife
through his hand. Finding that he had Initiated a
severe wound, Ansker, though under the infiuescs
OF liquor Immediately cut stick and was not sxain
heard OF uatii few days since, when he reach,
pIisoned The Mayor, on hearing the facts remand.
"a the accused for further examination for felony
the August term of the Hastings Court
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway

= from the subscriber on Thursday, the 18th OF
July, my negro man REUBEN. I purchased the
,aid nero of Mr. EweIs, representing William NJ
Wade, Esq who is the Administrator of George w
Evans of soottsvills. Reuben he's mother Ia tb a
vicinity OF scottsviils, where think he will CO. He
Grove, when | fought hin, aud is well known bv
the Boatmen ON theeCanal Eeaben Is about IS OF
70 years old has iost the cf one of his hand,
20 the middle joint. and the fingers on the other
band are very much drawn, sauied by a burn which
ne got when child. He may go to Lyuehburg
or suchsnsn. Reuben 10 black and feet 10 or II
lnches nigh. will give tie above reward IL 6eliy.
cred to me in Henri:o county, the Westhsm
Plank Road, mile above Richmond, or SECURED In
Jail 90 get him Address. Richmond Post Office
ANDREW FORD, Henrico countv.
B-seubsn may be lurking about in the city of
chmond jy 24-dltkv2ts
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CHILDREN ATTACKED BY RATs-A correspon-
dent writes US that three or four children who
were Pisying in the yard OF No. 2 Wooster street.
yesterday afternoon, were attacked by four enor'
NOUS rats. Each rat singled out a victim. and
sprung squalling upon the little girls The sirls
ran to the house. but ore little boy of two wears
was followed by rat which caught him by the
r'ght Koee ana held on until the chiids grand
ia her went to his assistance The rat wopfd no,
run, aud 10 he was killed. Attempts have been
made 10 poison these rats previously, and II IL
feared the bite upon the chiid's knee nav prove
serious 1t lisa singular affair--Ne.o Hausn Cour.
TAarsdGa WV"
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ARRIVALS Ar THE PRINCIPAL 60TELs
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-J Bowena. Rome, Y;
Parrish, ! Th9mP:on: Go Shi.nd; : . y MsEssSsI.
ga ats 8 johnson. Lewelen. w A Marks, Pc.
tsrsburr; L Whitehursr, Albs; Y Checker, Baltic;
o.pt w M shepherd, Fluvsnna. -'.-
FXCHAEGE HO1EL-J g Sposts, z Walker.
Richmond; Mctlhanny. NY; Fl Garland, Miss
Garland. Va; eenrstt Wes.morei.nd; J Il
Nance sad .ds Mn: W. HH.Ta hdp.
Gals, Miss hall, Nashville; K w Williams, Florida;
Faos Evans. c. c Anderson, Arkansa:; J T Pace,
Frsnklin, Z Dunr, G w Poser, Mis-. Foster. N Y;
Or Briggs. Norfolk; G Morrison, Miss Morrison,
CsrO,ee; two Miss GoIdona two servants. csrciin,
Go! CF Ss x ) II kooinsOn. cspih. W
satsai', cs1oiiae; Thomas, smsth; AZ Coleman,
A Farnham. Goochiand; w boswell, w P Daven-
f' skinny, s baushss Cha. CIV;
j Ariustead. j Ham, Hampton; Or Perrin ard Ia
dy. r. A Hanthal. II Bsrreis Mobile; Mis. lloyd,
sr CHARLES HoTEL-Wm n Briggs DR. x
Chandler. Richmond; Taylor Yorktown; =
son Wy ssy c..
rone; mrs McKsnny, child and svt, York; A A
Tsbb, Augusta; Smith, A shsrrod, L.; Geo w
Fiorrsy, AaiH; Judge Anderson and lsty, Phiada;
i.a; Thos Rufia. mis-. Loulss Rufin surry; eli q
Kinney, S:auntor; w 1uswier, scott.ville; q w
seas WsSon ssi 81,
Smith. Louisa; Capt b r Miller Chesterfield;
" 4, berts sprin gfeld Ill g w Henderson,
Bait; A CooL, C.mpbei'; q Fl Wilson and lad "
Hanove; w w aoote, lady and childs Chssterfie d;
JsrIatt and lady, Chas ia IT, C Jarratt ] Pope
Petersburg; 81 A Thompson. Va; G w Spooper
ChaIlotIesvle;W 9 Wales. Loui.ai J John,e !,
Nv Maury jr Richmond; w II Boucox. Henri CO.;
YoDpg. CS I, c; RIP Prelli.rs Rich
AMEhICAN HOTEL u E Allen, Dinwiddie. r.
Ii Boyd. g Levett. J H WvcIofT J j Smith I.dy
and daughter mrs Smith, N Y; w M Pierce, VIII
minstoni w c Smith, W r 0ahney, Col Harrison,
Or c Gi snshaw, Chas Cty Downey o Tlisen,
y c; Burgwyn, Roanoke; J 3 skfpwith, Pow.
Morson, L L Lewis. Phiiads; r Rsugh Bedford; q
I hanis. Ky; Branch. Aibemarl'; II Patton. Co.
iqmbis; Tucker. La; w Bouton. T v DousIass
licsfoid; Moody and lady. Farir sholt, Texas;
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pfn|||D,

n a.,. .v..tes ~ 22d lost 81 III d'cIoek +.
W H.. sAILY H6ETfR, wifs Of Hiram ,. pici-
inscn. ..r ~. f.votlv ara
-, rhuyah fur. HowsiPsl this evening, %
o'alosk p. n.
n H.priso county, early on ridsy morning.. ZIP
mat after short but severe illness. "a
sorso,t Of Carv Jinipss and youngest dsugnser y
Joho Eaton oil Richmond. In the 4eth year OF nsi
sge .s ..L..v.v
arhe Lnrd gave. aud 81 hath nsen 49,
Rlessed Be- His name fcrsvsr and ever
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IseuEsr.-Coroner Wicker, attended bv

INeUEsr.-Coroner Wicker, attended by
Constable Valentine Brown, held inquest on les
,erday, at the City Jail, the body of Jackson
Alexander, q free negro, who was committed by the
Mayor on the SOth day of January last for failing to
give security Tor his good behavior. At the time of
his committal he was just from the pents IN tiary-
The jury found that during his stay in jail he was
properly attend ed to. and hsd the aid ~ m
John Dov., the City Physicisn, and that the Se.
ceased came to bis death from Typhoid Fever, and
not otherWire. -' ~~
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NOISY AND REsIsrlse.-Patrick Hulsbss

Noisy AND hEsIsTlNG.-Patrick Hulahap
was srrsigned before the mayor yesterday morning.
to snswer the charge of being drunk and disorde nv
In the second market on tbs Ash inst. cursrg and
shusing Mr. VslentiIe the Clerk, and resisting and
e7csping from Lieutenant Truehart after being A.
rssted and taken to the door Ali these
were proved, and in addition both Clerks of tbe
character and exceedingly troub In the mar
het places. BE has been arrested and held to bail
two or three tmes before for improper copdu,t
while seiug getabes The Mayo. after hearin II,
the cts held the accused 10 bail in the SUN of SiO
for his good behavior The Grand Jury may bs ca H.
e5 uoon from another source, to take cognisancs of
the fact "a
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ATTEMPT AT SUIcIoE-On,

ATTEMPT AT SUIoIDE.-One of the la
borers employed on the dreds ina machine Just be-
low Rockets, while laboing under an alteration of
mind, attempted to put an end to his existence by
jumping into the river After sinking twice he w.s
caught and drawn into the boat bat soon as he
covered from his strsngulation, jumped ont aga o.
After acme little difficulty he was rescued the se
coud time. but stii persisted in the decsratisn that
he wou d shutfl. off ths mortal coil Whether he
succeeded in doing not lazt night we are unable
Uay.
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MuRDER.-Adam Scott has been arrested In Nev
Orleans for the murder of Levi Smeiser an ola
and respected citizen of that place, who died two
arrest was given by a negro woman. who ssid sh q
bad aided Scott and Mrs. Smelser to murder
the old man. She said thai they gave him
arsenic. and laying him on bee, placed hsndker.
chiefs saturated with choretorm over bis face-the
wlie ana her paramour lifting them occasionally 10
sac u the victim was dead The old man was In.
ried without suspicion OF foul play.
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AN OUrcAsT.-A correspondent of the N. York
Observer, writing from New Orleans corrects tbs
had been living very fashionable life there. and
says, at the ST Charles Hotel las. winter, a, ,he
bslls, every lady vino knew what be VIZ s refused
bis hand In dancing, and father or brother woulG
introduce him to their relatives. He is considereG
here as murderer, and an ouscast, with the ms,
of Cain branded on his brow.
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THE NEW YORK STEAMERS.

The JAMESTOWN arrived at an early hour
yesterday morning. She left New York with
IS passengers. The jamestown and the
Roanoke are doing good business-as well
10 freights as passengers. AT present they
carry immense quantities of early fruits and
vegetables from Virginia to New York
Late in the fall they will likely be bringing
heavy freights of fruit from the orchards of
New Jersey to the James river cities by way
of reciprocity. The passengers speak favor
ably of the accommodations on the two
fine steamers, and especially in commenda-
ton of Cspts. PARRISH, of the jamestown,
and SKINNER, of the Roanoke. The two
young SMITHS, pursers of the steamers, WIN
O., of the Roanoke, and j. NJ, of the James.
town. are universal favorites for their civil
ity and fine business qualifications. The
line is admirably equipped and differed, and
appears to be doing fiourishing business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-24
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS, July 23j, 1855.
FLOUP.-There ars no Gales to-day On
WHEAT-Ssles of Red and White io-6ay 81 eIso
and al extra lot of White at 80. The receipn are
very small and market ucseftled
c0RN-We a Ill quote I'll 70.