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a,rEsT MAIL Ne WIS.
..a,r POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.
vac FOUR LIVES LOST!

4 ~ FOEh LIZ ISS 1VSh-
Al. Saturday, briefly announced that
oe VIZ min drying house Of Mr. Gsresche, 81
kpo,rssss.. mel had exploded the Day before.
my No. t,.r persous. Ia the Philadelphia pa
~s I'd the following account OF tue dreaofu'
S,,srv house a. Mr.. Garesch.'s powder works
Psrk, 10 the vieipitv OF this city: VS. eiow r.
sn,rly before o'ciock this morning IL COZ.
"A sxout one and 9 half tons Of powder luz
Sn,,Ss vas tremendous and broke large 9 So
~ sissa 10 the dwel,in ~ 10 the lower par w;,h-
1 II I'D been Ia operation for fohy aas house
,eeiae-t, aud was considered 10 be : ss en s
r.csd IN the works All the ~orhmen rhss wars
=. sner,fiora were killed at once Iney w.
10 70 atoms. and frasmens Of .e sn :, 90 vsrds
v at varsous distances, TOE ,ssssd "a the dry.
st e S.re ca,ene Persne. Jos; pn resne'
800. Fi,Ise. snd . boy named Jonn Iusn
= house vas literally b.ows sway, not hoass
nil situated about 500 yards distant. to ex.
In this mill there were four persons. noae OF
w.re Killed; but two were daneerousy hurt
i've others we're badly WOUNDED e.et h hs uili
..nyer. He received q severe contu,ion on
III ode OF the head; his scalp 10 badly cut and
ether~ise burned and bruised.
tick Bushe was running from me mn, ana VS. ~
"A and struck him on the head. gffaeturine BIS
IN such q manner ~ to render his recovery
onss Mullen had got q short distance from the
wh.n his collar bone WAS broken by the de-
! OF piece Of timbe-.
ko,her man whose name could rot be ascer-
runnins bsside Patrick Bushe. when the
va. knocAs ed down. He stopped, and picking
4, fellow workmen, escaped injury.
q ersaeer, VIM. Mitchell, was seated at bis
rssiing q newspaper. when the exposi IN took
He saw q barrel of powder expiode, ana
ID TO secure his safety behind tbs chimney
when q second exploded, which tisw down
gal over bis head. HIS lefs hand was caught
kme portion Of the wall and bruised and he az
Eeeived some light scratches on his cheer:
Astnew, Bush, White. Wilson ind Draper,
Wilmins ton, were at the scene soon after the
rsnce rendering all the professional aid In their
kr.
Gsresche says the explosion must have been
"a b, one of the Frenchmen who worried IN the
Nag room being addicted to smoking pipe.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4
Eilea-Rose Carriage for Richmond-A!
tempted Suicide, &c.


81 BALTIMORE, Aug
esterdsy morning Mr. Thos w Goss, while RI
along q abort distance beyond the aims house.
bcountered negro escaping from some per.
= uuuing him. The negro had been robbing
26oss' house. He pursued the robber 10 q
e near by when the fellow discharged pistol
of shot into his breast Mr. G here drew a
and shot the negro dead. ds was held
eless by the coroner's jury.
I WIN Ives has just completed beautiful new
q carriage for FIRE company Ia Richmond, Va,
81 was yesterday sent on. 1t has b6en built OF
q krongest materials, being white hickory, and
: Been painted and vanished.
Epan named Henry Johnson. wlo resides Cd
ne street, attempted to destroy lis life yes
& " morning by taking lsudsuum. 1t appears
has been lsboring for some tiI.Ie past IN.
& n alteration of tho mind, imagining that the
IL coming 10 an end. Whilst 10 this condition
occurred large vial of laudanum, and being
6ht 10 the act of swallowing il, medical aid was
ediately summoned.
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u EMIT Ed SUICIDE AT NIAGARA FALLs.-Thurs.
Icy staying at the Falls of Niagara, whoss be.
had excited suspicion, waa followed by som.
~ iom Table Rock up to the Rapids, and wi e q
walked short distance she suddenly
ed Into the Rapids before her pursusTs coplS
nsI One OF them, however, ran down The
na, wacing into the water, was enabled 10
.eL rom the Rapids as she was fioatipe by
zee oIins OF the Falls. She 10 froIn Toronto.
n the rakh act " tne iee'
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70 eIAnfE Boy TO DEArgIobo
'nd Louisa koeh, have been srre.t.d for - ~ =
wa, s .on - by s, named Forant, to death
sttie fellow her property. TIE na"sis sue
h' Paramoar tied and locked the .os - ' "a
70 stsrye him TO death, sad rhu, xst ~ ~
npsisy. Tho bay, when discoyeSes. ~
#aSui iood two Digs and Angina, AID wss
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BERhUDA.-Dste from Rs,mns.
July. Very parehins wsather b.d a..n ~ .ne
y refreshing showers The arrieu,tnrsl
stpoited from the colony during montts
o,aees vessels. amounted to the ynlus ~
&c % and the vessels had earned in frsi, hi
o, ~ "a, "a Isi I'D. Seventy-eisht thoussns
sa. Wh;tp isaloes were raised this year. The
H.. ti.enoaie, supsrintsnden at Of Wesley
O'a Ia bermuda, took passage on july IL
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s. mEN ARRESTED FOR DIsPLAcINc THE
80 Tack NEAR sYRAcUsE.-Three man
oamss Ryan; Miehsei Duffy and Daniel Du.
6uo,n 70 fnatsdsy night at Chanton. Onon.
acs west OF sy racuse, two week. since IT,
II haa been discharged from the ssrvics az ~
helr examination will take p ace 90 Monaan
hsIs Is eut little doubt 1t viii be PROV ed The Z
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STEAMBOAT EXPLosIoN-SKvRRAL LIVES LOST.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the Sd inst, has the
following account of addressing steamboat acct.
dent on the Ohio
The new steamer Lancaster No 3, the New
Richmond packet, left our landing ON Tuesday
evening, with several hundred bushels of corn on
board 10 be discharged ct Neville. While lying 10
at the Steptoe (Ky) landing, about nine o'clock
taking on some additional freight one of the con.
Meeting pipes burst with heavy roar, tearing I'D
the cabin Dor above, the machinery In the imae.
diate vicinity, and shatterng everything about the
boat.
The alarm among The passengers and crew WAS
very great for the vas. volume Of steam filed eve.
II part Of the boat aud many persons were more or
lets scaldsd. few sprang into the water, and all
swan ashore except two young men, who are mis-.
ing, and VINO are supposed to have been drowned
As soon as the steam passed away it was discovered
By Capt Conner and Others on the unfortunate boat
thai mauy persons were lying to the main pipe
dses ifuly lacerated and wounded. Capt. Briggs
to come to tho relief of the suffering, who were
placed on board OF the Ohio.
Two W5Ie convey Sd 10 Moscow, al were 80 shock.
ingly mutilated ana backened, that hopes of re.
covery we're entertained by the phyGcisns who were
called to their relief One OF the two is a single
man, hose fathers family reside in Moscow and
the other 10 a colored man. known by the name of
Jess" He destined for New Richmond
where his friends probably reside. Tires of the I'm.
the way down, and the third died soon after REACH
log his home. The akin peeled from til sir bodies
heads and arms and their limbs Sd skiaply dig
figured and mutatsd. Their names are James Ke a.
nsy, James Kelley and Thomas Joyse, all Irish ls.
borers, leaving small families.
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asens Thi5sGit Of Phiisd siphia Wa.
M eea1ibe ssyersl ws'ches from his am.
"a % hsmerer, silgeIsmilh. He " ).
aa, .a .hs sreuaa Of iossnity and az srwar5s
d IT, ~, sIealifnsr =. Nj s,lou, aad Cd : q
pod bis s osiss OF Mt Crawford. lie thsp
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LOST.

II OST-On Saturday, 3Oth June, a black
IL LACE VEIL. The finder will be suitably re.
warded BY leaving it at this Office. IL l2-ts
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10. s JULY Ar CossTAsTIkoPLE On the
ia, oarth large collection Of ltalisn and
'usees rave a serenade 10 the Ansri.
"a VINO made them speech on the oesa-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TENNESSEE FT-ECTT0N

ass TENNESSEE ELECTION. arr
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4.-The election returns
from Tennesses fnctuate considerably, And
the result now appears doubtful. Large
gains and losses are reported on both sides
but at present Johnson's fDem chances APP
pear the best NJ ssss 81.
G(sEcoSD DISPATCH eza6
Thirty two counties show nett gain for
GENTRY, know Nothing) of 1870. The cleo.
ton is very close.
aa nt4} THIRD DIsPATcHl
Rivers, tAmerican,l for Congress, in the
LIST district, has 700 majority.
Zolticoffer, lAmerican.l in the Hermitage
district, is elected by an overwhelming ma
jority. E.f5.5T
ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The steamer Ariel,
from Havre, arrived here this morning, but
with no later dates than those by the Asia.
FROM HAVANA. s
NEw ORLEANS, Aug 2--The Steamer Black
Warrior has arrived here from Havana No
news Of Importance 30 essAs4lt-ts- Z :
$50 aA1g COMMERCIAL.
New York, Aug. 4. Cotton firm; sales for three
days amount TO 75e0 bales. Flour firm. Wheat
easier but not quotable lower. Corn triae low.
er-mixed "a 2 cents. Bacon quiet at 10 cents.
Shoulders 1.2 cents. Turpentne firm. Rice
firm. Stocks closed regular. s ss -s
NEW ORLEANS. Aug 2.-Cottcn unchanged with
sales TO- day of 600 bales at former rates.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 2-Receipts Of Cotton for
the week 22o0 bales. Stock on hand 1850. Good
middlipe quoted at IL l. q IL 1-2,
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swINDLER-The Lynehburg Virginian says that a
there, by collecting money for paper subscription,
and giving receipts In the name Of Richardson &
GO; periodical men of Richmond, from whom he
had no authority
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BY GODDIN 8 JEFFERSON.
TRUsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE

IsRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE IN MANCE1ED1ERs-By viz
4 II ell aud wife. dated % Jupe 1872 duly recorded
10 Chssssrfsld County Court Ne shaIl IN execution
on the prsmises. on MONDAY, the 6fh day Of In
Esust 1856 at o'clock r fs.ir, II not the next
fair day. for sssh the raj r lHxeyss tsslsby
in Manchester, and the S1I4s thereto.
now in the occupancy OIL S2:H6g on Hull
bridge street, on wbish it 1yNsS as1e front = on
Hull street. The said perry viii be divided to
suit purchasers. The title 10 believed % be coed,
warranty. L NUNNALLY,l r...4... =
D. B. G0ODE. A5ese s =
r Salt 10 probable that for portion Of the pur-
chase money reasonable credit will be given. S .
an i7fs hs6 Se saaf istesS'A q. q A.
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STORM AT FORT SMITH, ARK-The Fort Smith
Ark Herald of the lat inst gives an account of
terrific storm there, that blew eff the roofs of 9
number of houses, and killed six he rses.
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VARNlSHES.-Coach, Carrisge, Furni
nitnre, Leather and DRYING Varnisbes ofS p
Smiths celebrated manufacture; for sale by
aus BENNETT BEERS
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RAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS.-5O
e gross. Dealers supplied at mar cturers low.
est prices. Also 10 gross Hofnan's German Bitters
on the sans terms. BENNETT BEERS
au Druggists.
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BOARDING

BOARDING The proprietor is prepar-
- ed to furnish Board by ths day or weef, on the
most liberal terms, at the Marlboro Hotel, on Wall
treet. my 1s..ts J. HARDY
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$rH CAROLINA ELECTIONS The returns from
rs CaroIns come in slowly, but with sufficient
Bess to show that the Democrats have carried
ssertainly out of eight Consrs ssmen. The WASH
organ claims two of the eight for the Amer
but does not think 1t test of the popular
4fhe First District, Paine American has carried
eotank by "a majority, falling off in the Dem.
Ills. - A A'Soi'
l. the second district, Wayne county gives Ruffin
sVo majority, and that with Edgecombe gives
majority, showing falling Oft in the Democrs-
ethe third district, Duplin gives 600 majority for
ow, Dem In sampson county he gets 400 and
imington 90. In New Hanover he gets S4I ma
he has also carried Brunswick county. The
s cratic majority for Governor, In the district,
sfhe fourth district, L. o. B. Branch. Dem. il car
erected The Democratic majority al the Co.
8 election, was 3,5I7
3khe nth district, Kerr Dem., has q majority of
Css~eli, gain for the Democratic ticket of
Person, kesde, iAm.. obtained 40 maiority;
Pa falling II in The Democratic vote Of Sle'
Am 10 believed TO be elected.
Wilmington Journal. TX ny of Saturday
81 essr' Shaw. Rufiin, Winsiow, Branch. Craigs
nsman, anti-knsw Nothings, are most proba.
Eeted, ana Mes'rs Reade and Puryesr, x. Ms.
some think that even these two last named
men may possibly be beaten.
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WANTED-200 LABORERS, to work
on the Richmond and York River Railroad
ON Sections Is. II, l8. 10 and 90 in New Kent co..
Apply to the subscriber.
MICHAEL O'BRIEN
jy lS-elm* Contrsctnr
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WANrED-FARM HAND S.-We
w wish to hire three good Farm Hands for the
balance of the year.
jy i8-ts 8. McGKUDER,S SONS
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c........s. ii n. Dispatch.
pentat Congress- Navop Escape Fatal acesdsns
~ Baby Saosc.

D,ataf CoHryess- Marcos Escape - "eas -ao'taeN'
III Baby Shose
,.n.neLpBil Aug. 1, 1855
Tho American Denial Congress = 70 .rss M
here. Yesterday mornioe ia" ~ - "a srn,, ~
asi.n Mental Couersss 10 american Densai
ai.s,a,, The motion ELECTED discusston, and
~. ,slIv adopted unanirious'y
The rernsnder OF tbs session vas spsn, - us, nd
cs,isv dry while inserting plug, and the presen.
.a,i Of cases interesting to the profession, which
had never before been reported.
narrow escape from drowning occurred on
Wednesday evening at Cape May. party OF
Gentlemen from Philadelphia, vert into battle at
about o'clock, at place called the stag" ground.
and one of the number. Mr.. George Severn, got
beyond the breakers. and would no doubt bavehave
Lost his fe but for the prompt aid rendered him BY
Messrp. Zimmerman, of Phiiadeiphia, Pbfps, OF
Baltimore. and others
On Wednesday night, az the Southwark cars
we're passing along Prime street. little boy and
girl from eight to ten years old, ran out with the
evident intention of jumping on the cars. Mr..
Wenjle, the agent oil the Southwark Depot, who
was on the train, ordered them of, and the little
girl retreated The boy named John McGiinsey,
however persisted, notwithstanding the warning
OF Mr.. W., and climbed upon the train between
the baggage and mail cars where he was accident
ally drawn under the latter aud the whole train
passed over him, killing him instantly.
Yesterday the butchers and droyers opened
their new hotel ornerof Sixty fifth and Vine ats
On the occasion nearly 1000 persons were present,
log and dancing. Upwards Of 500 sat down to
snmptuous entertainment 10 the woods close by the
hotel Is =5. 80 M
Col. Wood 10 10 town, making arrangements for
one oil the four grand baby shows which Bsruum
and Wood intend to hsusat Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore and Cincinnati 10 September and octo-
Der. Nine thousand six hundred dollars are to be
given to the best babies, twenty -four hundred at
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100 MAIN SIRE ET.-Purchaser of
with good assortment of superior quality Of Clio.
thing for the summed. As the season Is far advanc.
ed, and we a-e anxious to reduce our stock Is low
to those in want, to call Now il the time for
bargains. KEEN, BALDWIN l. CO.
au4 4.+-..+E 1872 Main At
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COrrespondence Of the Dispetch.

INsible Murder on the High Seas-U s. Ship
AOmac-NeUfoundtaa Telsgraph-" From The
HIar to the Craze Craze Dissertation &c.
NEw YoEK, August 4, 1856
Copt Canes, of schooner Adrian, from the Ba-
80. arrived this morsing, reports the Danish
q snetts, drifted into Acklin's (Bshsmas) on
IeAth July. All her crew were dead, and all her
" lose. 1t was supposed the Grew had been
g. cred the day before. asa brig was seen with
IeSner siong'tde on that day, and it 10 supposed
= 5anette was the brig. go
Hspscisi permit of the Health Officer, the U. S.
~ otomac, which arrived from Norfolk yesterday
ls5Pefmitfet to come up to the city this ernoon
S4quarsniine After size left Norfolk, it Appeared
lssehe cruised some time of the Capes Of Virginia,
!a3ad no ii ikness whatever on board The steam er
- Warrior. from New Orleans, with a large
lei OF sailing vessels from the same port are at
uDntine.
New York, Newfoundland and London (doe.
2hat sound queer1 Telegraph Company have
selkrsd the itea mship James Adgsr, FORMERLY of
A4$harieston iine,) to proceed to the eastward to
10 laying down the SUI marine telegraph. She
lA|eav. 90 Tuesday morning for Halifax and Cape
t4Pa The Calhoun which had been previously
s4ed fJr the same service, was not consider ID
Sothy. Lieut.. Maury does net 20 with them.
~ papers to-day record bridal and burial
IA Married August let, James Nelson. E,q to
- Inc h eldest daughter of VIM. r 0ray. Eso
4 q this city. Died, August I'd, MT James Nelson
~ q The funeral will take place to-day, from
Ahte resi1ence 2U7 Wet Nineteenth street The
sheTe from tha altar to the grave was short and
G. reported that Santa An IA has lately purchased
csrsbIe real estate in this city, including a
.Elhesnt private residence in the upper portion
" town. This ioofs as though his excei!encs
preparing for another stampede from Mexico.
~ OF the Board of Underwriters here, il said to
w been violated the other eve aing, by some
deaot whose object see ms to have been to
nes'h from the cofiin its massive silver plate.
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A n INVARIABLE RULE FOR Fly

a n INVALUABLE RULE FOR FIVE
"A YEARS.-In order to prevent keeping summer
stock for ths second season, will sell for cash
all styes OF Summer Clothing st reduced prices
Great bargains can now be had, by early call at
No. lS4 Main st. in all of the latest and APPROX.
ed styles. of every variety and quality of Summer
Clothing and gents Furnishing Goods Call and ex.
anime nay assortment of White, Brown and Fancy
Lineu, Marseilles, China Silk and Alpaca Frocks do
do. Pants and Vests in great variety of pstterns
.tl4 ] d. GOODMAN
Opposite Eagle Square.
N. Eighty Travelling Trunks and forty-eight
Carpet Bags al cost, to close out the lot
au j. D. g.
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WANTS

WANTED-A good COOK, WASHER
w andIsORER, either white or colored. Ar.
ply to Mrs, JOS. A. ARNOLD. On 4th street, be-
tween Canal and Broad ats. au6-St*
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AUCTION sALHs.
rtffURE DAYS.
BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.

rufURE DAYS.
BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. 81 -
HOUSE AND LOT, AND ENCLOSED
- ACRE LOT At AUCTION.-On THURS.
DAY, 9Th August at O'Clock, r. ~, upon the pre-
mises will be sold the FRAMED HOUSE. with
Bridge road, ear Union Hi and sdjoinius Lesdbst-
ters Taverp. The houfe 10 nearly new. has roo11s
and 10 now occupied by James Tucker.
Alter which viii be sold an scrs of ground near
the above, well enclosed. and in srdsr for eutivs-
AUTHORITATIVE also be sold Lot of Acres
of Ground near the above adjoining the property Of
Mr.. 2. Johnston, and VIM. Bowen, and enclosed on
three sides. 49, 80 - =
This lot lies well for gardening purposes has seva.
raj ne SPRING., and 10 really valuable for market
garden or dairy business. At =
Terms liberal, and will be made known ut the sale
an TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct.
e BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, CLO-
II THING. Gc-Will be sold at suctiou. ON TUES.
DAY, Aug 9Th, at 10 O'clock large and general ss.s
sortmsDt of Household and Kite hen Furniture. -
Shoes. Hats, ks
ALso-Creckery. Glass Ware Matches, DC.
ADDIIiONAL-15 Gold and Silver Watches
an g. 50 s-ss ALEX MOTT Aucs. a,
Hay AT AUCTION.-wil be sold AZ
IL auction on WEDNESDAY, next, 9Th Angus. At
10 O'clock, at the warehouse IT D. B. Bridseford &
Co on the Dock 500 bales Of Hay in GOOD order
TeIms-4 months for III surs over 9lOn: under 410O
cash.. ALEX MOTT,
au 3 zs sas.l.4sa 57s={a Auctioneers
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M NOTICE.-OFFIoE OF THE ADAMS
~ EXPRESS COMPANY, Richmond, Pa, July S0th.
t855.-As we cannot renew contract with tn he.
leigh and CASTOR Railroad Company for the trans-
portaton of Express matter upon suitable terms,
nereby give notice that cannot forward articles
addressed to the following places. reached BY that
/ read. agencies win be discontinued ON the
TENTH OF AUGUST NEXT: pep 3 s.aE &5s esst,t
Gaston, LittIeton, Macon, Ridsewsy Lynesvilie.
Ciarssyille, .Warrenton. Henderson. Oxford and
Milton FIanklinton, Wake, Forrest or Forrestyille
Raleigh, &c iaela5 b e y ssssss 80 gs..s asfH :
~Our Express in all other parts of North Caro-
lima will continue a. heretofore. a ,ae -ass' ?
+ sa5 j. H SAWYER,
au LIT n = .sazEs y Superintendent.
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w ANTED-A young man who hs s had
sore experience in a Retail Grocery Store
wishes situstion in the same or any business that
may be offered him. Tt best of references can be
given Address &C. D. r, through the Post Office.
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WANTED-$2oO0 for two years or Is
months. secured by real estate doubls the
amount. A0dres, H.. at this Office an S-3t*-
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2The Steamer Black
Warrior has arrived here from Havana No
news of importance q ~ 9iFas5titts- = :
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GCHOOL NOTICE.-MISS BETTE
~ CARTER BOCKIUs will open School in this
city the LIST October next Location in future a-
vertisement Apply at Mr.. B. H. Smith, on Mayo
street. Refer to Mrs. Drew. jy 10-1m*
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MI ISSES KINGS SCHOOL. CORNER OF
1NI BROAD AND MAYO STREETS will open on
MONDAY, the 18th of September next. The in
struction is thorough, the discipline mild but firm
Competent assistants in the French, Music, Drawing
and Painting departments have been engaged.
iv S0-dIm.
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OC FLAVORING E ACTS,
81 MADE BY 8. P. SEMPLE. viz-Almond,
Banana, Bersamot Pear, Celery, Cinna anon. Gloves
Carawsy, Cerisndsr: Ginger, Jargonslle Pear, Lee
mon, M usta1d. Nutmeg, Orange, Pine Apple. p
Ratafa, Strawberry, Vsnilla. for giving rich and
delicate flavor to cakes custars creams confection.
arg, jsllias pies, pickles. &c They are highly con-
centrated and made from the purest materials, and
srs vastly superior to the essences commonly used
or the crude spices formerly employed. They i'm
prove by age. Made and sold by
s. p SEMPLE, Drugsis
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A Room
~ in a central part of the city, suitable for q
School. Apply to JNO P HARRISON.
Office opposite Law Building. franklin ct.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

WANTED.-We wish to hire by the day
w 5 or 6 LABORERs. either white or colorsd.
and will give good wages
aug CRENSHAW & co