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TELEGRAPHIC5 NEWS
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONs.

RALsroH. N. C., Aag. 3, IL A. M -Nearly
All Wake district heard from. Branch's d.
majority in Wake county is $50; all the re.
ports from the counties and districts, are fa-
vorable to the Democrats.
Bragg, for Governor, carried Wake district
by Z, 517, and Branch gains on his vote.
SECOND DrsPAPcH.l
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 3, p. M.-Branch,
ID beats Sheppard, lAm.) in Warren coun-
ty, 666 votes, in Wake 466, in Franklin 81, in
Granville 100. In Johnston county 200. Or
ange gives Sheppard (Am.l 1875 majority
Nash not heard from, but will give 1000 for
Branch, DEM Shaw (Dem.) has 81 / ma.
jority in Northampton.
In the third district, reports are favorable
to Winslow, DEM
In the fifth district, E. G Reid. tAm.) beats
Kerr Dem. by 1850 majority in Guilford
county
The impression is that the State has gone
Democratic,
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

~ Ntv Foundland Telegraph = Operation. of tn.
Sn0- Treasury -Breadstufs- West India Emancipa
c''''a'''"- Young Lady KEW pss Yosx etc a.,
&fhe company engaged In laying a telegraph wire
1908 Newfoundland to Cape Breton, including a
efAit sesenty-four miles wide, have chartered the
1eamsh:p Calhoun, which will sail this evening
IN company of gentlemen ON board who 70 to
1aess the operation Of put ing down the .ubma
Ire for the latter portion Of the line. The coil
kstsI Cooper, the Presideat of the company, Gurus
Field and Pr.f Morse. The steamer v iii pIo.
PED to Halifax AID the Gulf of st Lawrence, and
9enee around tbs coast to st. Johns touching at
l0us points. The excursion will occupy three OF
~ weeks
Ihs operations ef the Subtreasury Of New York
the month OF july exhibit a total of receipts
pointing to "a 769, l4i and payments IS 765 O8l ::
lance new on hand 81 $50 856.
rue unfsvorable reports OF the harvest in the
part OF this State are still made the most of
Inc corn exchange here. The price OF four vss-
Siosy further advanced shili ~ per barrel There
"a active demand for the Brush Provinces A
Oh l,oOO barrels good comma n State, for October
livery was made at 50. The foreign news Rad
hstie or no influence on the market
80 ooiorec population OF this city had military
Sro procession yesterday, in honor Of the slave
Spahsn IN the West Indies. The military
q. ppsnies desired Mayor Wood to review them 10
y rhk, but the Mayor was non est aud 30 the com.
OF marching salute was paid to those who
h curious enough to look at the proces.iou from
balcony and windows of the CITY Hall. Tn,
accession then proceeded to Jamaica Long Island
lste Ms. Rose. VIM. Lloyd Garrison and Others
8ele add ssses - ~S-'
Mas Emily MeGowau, a younx LADY Of ,hon, On
80 VI age, and 3ssessed Of conslderable nsr.on.l
saeuons was drowned on Tuesday evenins willie
ulains from pleasure excursion up the Fast
Ver- She was In small boat In comonnv With
othef persona and while in the act of spproscb.
me ShsIf near Fifty.third street. the boat va,
sno ihs whole party precipitated into the riy.
ihstsnding every effort wss made nv AZ l.s .o'.
w,s asA'n who witnessed the accident, she wa.
tae quad stssmers it is said. will ,h ,,tl-
,,' eisey City In about fortnight hence.
"a, - He race to wagons for 81, 0OO between
r MY franklin and b. g Chicago Jack, csms of
Il Ynns1 AFTERNOON asths Centreville Course La.
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r. -. we report to-day Gays
80 T7,a.,aasH Ceyefte of Wednesdsyl announcer
dlsas.rons steamboat accident on we INV
From passengers and tnc ss, Ta,ssrsnh M a
and Louis Vile Mall Line fscke', ~ -
.s sho,, O'Clock July 30Ih) the sseaaer
| L ~ Home commanded By Captain Reed, on
he. NV down from Pittsburs to Louisvnse, came
ioto coili.ion With The steamer &c ,,,ss 49,. :,
wp,.sw. KT, and Eve minutes after sunk U twenty
'eI p,sh stesmers we're under headway, the TeIe.
srsph coming up on the iudisns SIDE OF the river.
n she channel Usually followed BY up-rver steam
ers The whistle OF the Telegraph was sounded
di,tiuctiy a. soon as the Kentucky Home was dis
covered and every thing done to avert the impend.
bog calamity
Home was aleo sounded. but was not heard dis
tinctly on board the former steamer.
The bow OF the Telegraph struck about the for-
ward hatch Of the Kentucky Home, and went
crashing through her timbers, breaking large
hole, through which the water poured, sinking her
with fearful rspidity.
me CONSERVATION on board the Inflated steamer
was iudescribsble. Her passengers fortunately
but few Ia number, totally unprepared for the
fearful accident had not time to escape from the
sinking craft and many OF them were precipitated
into the water The officers and passengers of the
Telegraph, however, hurried to the rescue and by
great exertions succeeded 10 saving eli on board /,
1t 10 thought, with one exception
Among the passengers were four mothers with
Infant children four of whom were rescued from
the wster. One lady was rescued. with four OF Der
children chnging to her garments while she grasped
a rope one end of which was attached to the sink
ing boat the other floating in the water. But for
this fortuu circu nst=ncr IL probable that the
whole family would have sunk into wstery grave.
The appe ais of the children their mother to Nsavs
them from dro wning are described az 6istressine
In the extreme.
The passengers lost mo,t of their baggage and
money and some OF them who hsd relieved them.
ssvss Of the principal portion ottheir clothing, to
escape the oppressive heat of tho westher, were
rescued in q half nude state.
Three deck hands and one fireman were lost the
former being In the hold when the collision oc-
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Corrs,poudeucs Of the pi.petch.

Disyessn9 Accident Dentits Conpeatioas City Debt
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8 1855.
Last night most distressing accident took place
on the Prime Street Railroad, resulting in the desth
OF lad eight years OF age. named John McGlensy
His parents bad missed him fiom home, aod his
mother upon going QUITO End him, as horriied at
seeing him lying the track literally crushed to
pieces
The American Congress Of Deniists commenced
is ssssou today in this city, embracing delegates
FROM all parts Of the world. The session of to-day
was devoted TO private busiGess, but the future
sessions will be open to the public Among the
subjects for discusion will be the propriety of ad
ministerlng chloroform 10 patients. ...
The City Comptroller has communicated to the
Common Council statement CT an alleged defalca.
t0n the part of late collector of the city rental
TO the amount of 81, 1873 IS. The officer implicated
siys the money was stolen from his person at q
restaurant in Dock Strsst
Yesterday afternoon special officer Levy arrested
John Lloyd, alias "Gin ger" charged with being an
accomplish OF Thomas German in the robbery of
Hall Brothers store, at Milford, Del, in March
crime.
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

n we are ofsIing great bargains Of all kinds OF
niS oooos, 70 make room for our Fall stock Not.
.,;lI s..s our fsrmsr low prices, have made
sna sthet DEDUCTIONS Our assortment of Black
ahn Fancy Siiks. Ladder Dress Goods of djffer,nt
~ Lmeroideries and Ribbons, 10 very good vet.
H Eo STOCK OF Prints, Linens Blesched and Brown
large; with full supply of eyerythins ususly ts,t
erybody. M RnsrNRAmM eV-
jyls 100 49,,
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MURDER AND ROBBERY.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 3d.-At the Bend,
in Washing on county, in this State, on Wed
nesdav night, man named George Debar
called at the house of a German named Jno.
Mucher and murdered him. his wife, and a
hired boy. He then robbed the house. He
was subsequently arrested
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correspondence of the Dispatch.

De-, W MADISON &. IT,, July so
4. s pa Ann Church Saturday snd sunday last Tar
kpY CO., % 'aisans money to pay for the new
n.estion was unusually large, aud . fair suoan,
uoeey wss collected i sunouo'
nioacus will preach here to day, for the ,.,ns
ue wheat crop, harvested here, has not hs.n :.
s,Tna In quantity, though a. good a. usual 81
sshent quality. Yours. VI
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 1-Cotton is dull and
prices easier but not lower. Sales yesterday
$50 bales.
CHARLEsToN, Aug. Cotton is unchanged
with small transactions. Sales of 1877 bales
at l 8 80 cents.
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AeciDksT.--A fearful accident oorn,.
I ~. zones at Fair Haven, Mas, wbils launch
snip sisonset Tue underpinninr 90 On.
10 s',a,, way, causing the vessel to keel over
n. ttk me "sitofs On bos,d 20 the sround eix
n, s,aeaia ne from twenty 10 thirty wosndsd.
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STEAMER JAMESTOWN.

New York, Aug. 3.-The steamer James.
town from Richmond arrived here early last
evening with 100 passengers.
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WHAT THE VIRGINIA GAZETTF

W SAYS-If you wish an exact image of your
iace and features which you can hand down to your
latest posterty, drop in to see Messrs. POWERS &
DUKE. Their Dagusrreotypes never fade and be.
nae are as true as nature itself You can see the
very hfe sparkling in the eye. We have tried the
from experience. 'Pe'A
rsose who have besuty, should to this firm take IL;
jy16 Nu 81 p Y; .n:n; 70 ma.e IL.
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COM MERCJAT.

NEW York, August S-Stocks lower.
Cotton finn and tending upward. Flour sd-
Vanccd 2, cents: Southern $40, State brands 90.
70 S9 Wheat frm Corn trife lower and quoted
at 30 cents. Pork and Beef firm. Orleans Sugat
cts Orleans Molasses IS. Turpentine firm at Al
Rosn active at 81 724. Tar better at S3A
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aTEsT MAIL WIS.
..-...o.a.nc. o. III. pisp.sch.
.opTH cARoLINA ELECTION.

North CAROLINA ELECTION.
n,srsrcr.-Ia Halifax county, Shaw Cd
p.,as IL. NJ votes; aud ai3 10 Northamp-
'o s.,,.n prrsrcr.- Eagecomb and Wayne are
-..or,.d 10 have given nearly 1000 majority foi
s mo. 10. y over Latham. IN. R
/ - ,hs THIRD Dursrcr, as tar as head fror''
v.,,eu winslow ID runs largely ahead OF ke'''
kE.N) . 81.
rossry DrsraIcr Granville Is reported ss -,
k,,e s5e. Frankliu $50. Warren 200, and " axe Nv
.,or,,, for L. O. Branch, ID } over James D,
* NJ Branch 'uppo''. " "
" about 1000 majority 10 the D"a'.''
No ,s,urp. from sny other Districts
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TENNESSEE EI,ECTJON

MEMPHIS, Aug 3d.-In thirteen counties
heard from, Meredith P. Gentry, the Ameri-
can candidate for Governor, gains 246O, and
johnson, Dem, gains 537.
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COLLISION A TUNNEL Friday last a COLI
timore and Ohio Railroad, between the passenger
train coming east and the bound west. The
pameng gers, says an eye witness. piled up in
heap, but saving a few slight bruises all escaped
without serious injury The fireman on the east
ward bound train seriously but not dan gsrousy
hurt
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION

Meantonomi, of this city, having on board
pleasure party, came in collision last hight
with tow boat, and had to run ashore to
prevent sinking. Great alarm, but no lives
lost
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GRAkD LODGE I. o. o. F., SOUTHERN N. York.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows of Southern New York, have chosen
the following officers for the ensuing years Grand
Master, De Witt c. Langden; Grand Representa-
tive, John G. Clayton; Deputy Grand Master, w.
w. L. VOORHEES,; Grand Warden, Alvin Pease;
Grand Secretary. John J. Davies; Grand Treas
urer Joseph R TAYLOR
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Destructive FLooD.-A disastrous BOD occur.
red In the vicinity OF Blarsville, Pa Tuesday night
crops and property to an enormous amount were
destroyed. The mills of Messrs M Thompson, w
Mcfarland Donahey. Geo Repine and Others
were all carried of. Several bridges were carried
away, and the rise of water was so sudden that
many persons narrowly escaped with their lives.
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u II. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND

- Il. Il. TIGHEiS CLASSICAL AND
~ COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ON FRANKLIN
STREET, kETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA-This School will comm ence it's
next session Of ten months, on Monday the nth of
Septembar-ths plan and terms being thu same a.
years previous.
The ain OF the undersigned ID to thoroughly pre-.
pare thoas entrusted to his care either for College
or the Counting Room.
Reading, Writing. Spelling and Arl9h netic :,
The cntaiag of some of the Pupils upon the duties
OF commercial life causes few vacancies A class
for beginners in English aud Latin will be formed
There may also be received into the classes already
formed, one or two pupils. =
Apply - the usdersiened, at Eis residence on
trace stfeet, between 7th and 8ths nearly opposite
the Amehs House II Il. L TIGHE.
j7 26 81 Th JysG Sa Jy28 l. Sa Aar4
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-Dr. McFallan, q
distinguished physician here prononuces the
yellow fever to have assumed the form of
an epidemic
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON,
THREE EXCELLENT TENEMENTs

THREE EXCELLENT TENEMENTS
OF 18TH. NEAR TO vENABLE STREET.
AND FIVE LOTS ON CHURCH HILL, ON 9Th
STREET. BETWEEN q AND STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-WilI be sold on THURS.
DAY afternoon the 9th August, 1855, on the preni.
ses, commencing at o'clock, without reserve three
venabis street. occupied respectively bv Messrs
Ssm'l Brummelf, J.e. Hogden and John Butler.
After which. will be sold. han dsome Building
Lots, on the West line of 9Th, between o and P
streets.
TERMS: One fourth cash; and the balance in three
six, and nine months, for negotiable notes, with in
terest added, secured by trust deed title retain
ed.
au4 GoDDIN & APPERsoN. Austa
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER.-Byv ir.
tue OF deed of trust executed to the suhscrbSrs by
a. Hall and wife. dated I'd June 1912 duly recorded
in Che sterheld County Court SHALL in execution
of the said trust proceed to SELL at public stion
on the premises. on MONDAY, the 9th day of Au
gust, 1855. at o'clock r M If fair IL not the next
fair for cash. the real estate conveyed thereby
in Manchester, and the ground appsrtainng thereto
now in the occupancy Of said Hail. fronting Hull
street about 10 feet running back $50 feet to Balm
bridge street., which it has the same front on
Hull street. The said property will be divided to
suit purchasers. The title 10 believed to be good
but thu subscribers will convey with the usual
warranty. l. NUNNALLY,(
S.-Itis probable that for portion OF the pur.
chase money reasonable credit will be given.
aug g. l. A.
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AMI

80 ,nVTfLiNG ESTABLIsHMENT-Iti
sn iscI tnss the only genuine article of Botlsi
c0RM hc HTEKa IN the city, h put up by M No
Nh =, e9mPete with any mandatory, either
soy ssvsn soa.n having been engaged in the busnes
nsyS,d Imposition be sure to call for N. MeCoR
promntv AL s orders, either from city or country
Of the city daily. ~ ssnsssse ~ sn Ps1s'
them ssyins osr bottles, vil please retars
Ne. so Drosaes
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7. PEMB 81 RTON,

GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODs.-The
subscriber has just received his second supply of
summer Goods, making his stock now complete. EN-.
bracing all the late of Cloths and
oes.ns "a v AssCslsck Blue, Brown and Dshlia
C Caess ana frcck Coats Black and Fancy Cashmere
hsi Gnghsm Drap-dEte and Lutong Goats; Fancy
And Black Cashmere, Linen and Marseilles Pants:
Collars Stocks; Cravsts; TfeG Gloves; Suspenders:
Hdkf.; DC, to which he would respectfully ssk his
ends and the public generally to call and exs nine
my2 No. 100 corner Main and Is.h .ts
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.
WILMINGToN, Del, Aug. &c arche's pow
der mill dry house, near here, exploded this
m orning, killing four and wounding seven
persons. The bodies were horribly man.
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IL HAGERTY, BELL AND BRASS
- FOUNDER, 10th street, between Main and
Cary streets. Richmond Va, is prepared to execute
and Composition Castings
- Also all kinds Of Brass Finishing. such as Mineral
water FIXTURES, Plumbers and Gas Filters Work,
Also all kinds OF Steam, Water and Gas Coeks-a
general assortment constantly on hand
All kinds of BELLS made to order A-..
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ELEGANT EMBROIDERIEs FOR

DR.. W. g. Swanson, promising physician, of
Pttsylvania, died last week
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.. Big q
BOOTS, SHOES AND Ell A rs At
II AUCTION -On THURSDAY, 9th August, we
will SELL at 10 O'Clock suction store, $50
Boots. Shoes and Hats; combating Of a@4
Genrlemen's fine dress Patent Leather sE
Congress Caters u
Congress Cloth Caters ID 1.-sz
Patent Leather Oxford Ties .ss SIS
Calf Con gress Caters ss
Patent Leather Button Shoes sc Asa-s
Mems and Boys Calf and Kid Brogans 5s- IS
Ladies' Shoes OF various kinds AS
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 300 and over, months
for approved paper. aal a17'
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.. isr
il 70 Auctoneers.
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT;

For the accommodation of parents who prefer
sending their children TO- the same school, this de-
psrtment has been formed for pupils under ten
ting. Arithmstc and Geography exclusively It
will be altogether separated from the rest of the
school, and under the Of experienced teach.
or. Charges $50. For further particulars apply to
the Principal HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE
jy 25-dt1stN Corner Grace and Foushee sts
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COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND

GOMMISSIONER' SALE OF LAND
~ IN UPPER END OF HENRICO COUNTY
At AUcfION-By virtue of decree of Henrico
County In the suit Of Padget w. Griffin, the under.
signed, special commissioner in said decree nsmed
will sell, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of August, q
Henrice County Courthouse. THAT being court day)
tract OF Land in the upper end of Hsrrico county
adjoining the lands OF Andrew 8 Padget and Others
being part of the tract formerly owned by VIM
Thorp decd, containing twenty sight sores, be the
same more or less = : u = - = -,
TERMs -One-fourth cash; the balance on credit
OF SIX months. the purchaser executing bond With
good security, ard the title retained until the pur
chase money 10 fully paid and conveyance directed
oy the Court. s. "a JOHN N. DAVIS,
jy ltd Special Com missioner. i
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

VALUABLE MULES AT AUCTION
-. On WEDNESDAY, 9th Aug at S O'Clock r.
az the Agricultural Fair Grounds, will be sold
we've vaiusble Mules, the property Of gentleman
VIC sens only for wasn't of use. Ten of them are
Young well broke, and said to be the finest ever of
1ea IN ms market. Thoss in want, would do veil
TERMs,9o days credit. for approved notes. With
interest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
auS Aucts.
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X y
III CITY RETAIL SALES Ladies' are most
repeatedly invited to call and examine a large and
complete assortment Of Embroideries recently re-
ceived Single Swiss Muslin Collars some yery fine:
Swiss Muslin Collars aud Sleeves in sets to match:
Lace Collars and Sleeves 10 sets to match of the
newest and most beautiful designs; Cambria Collars
and Sleeves % sets, rich and egant; single Linen
Collar; Maltese Lace Collars; Honiton Lace Col.
lars; Ginpure Lace Collars and Sleeves; Embrod'd
Muslin Robes Swiss and Cambria Muslin Bands:
Embrsidered Ca nbric Fiouncings; Infants wrou ght
Frocks. C GWATKIN
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-JAMES M
~ BOYD CO.. having leased this desirable Ro.
tel, will spare paine to maintain its former pepu.
larity and comfort They have employed z. POR.
TER to take che entire charge of the House on and
after Ist April. The former patrons of this Hotel
and numerous friends of E. Porter, are requested
to give them q call.
Richmond, March %. 1855. ans
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DAEON. -I75 hhds prime CinoinDsfi
ID ssssd 6jlss ~ eaesstsss. bsiehtssd tsy~1nsl
's !. i e. s.1 ''s StiaXs. Z. wosrxAm co.
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M ISSES KINGS SCHOOL, Corner OF
w BROAD AND MAYO STREETS, will opsn on
MONDAY, the 17tb of September next. fhe in
struction iC thorough the discipline mild but firm
Competent assistants in the French, Music Drawing
and Painting departments have been engaged.
j. 50-d1m.
SCHOOL NOTICE.-MISS BETTE
~ CARTER BOCKIUs will open School in this
vsrtisement Apply at Mr.. B. H. Smiths, on Mayo
street. Refer to Mrs Drew. jy l0-lm*
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NOT1CE.-The subscriber has taken an
~ offiee on the Basin, in the house occupied BY
Messrs Raelsrd l. Bro and doors above M essrs
Crenshaw Co.'s. where he will be pleased to see
his friends and customers. b BRAGG
jy S1-(m*
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WANTS.

WANTED-A young man who b. had
~ sore experience in Retail Grocery Store,
wishes situation in the same. any business that
may be offered him. The best of references can be
gwen Address &c. D. r." through the Post Office.
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HpucArroN.

EEMALE SCH 90 L--HaviDe re-en--
esesd the services IL Miss h A.FAyT. Or the
s.ss e my dsughfss the School vii be Re:
%sa vsrdsn as.oysr County on shs 81 dsJ OF
o. - TAFT has taught for several years much to
TksMs-Board and ruisioa in ID. Enssh branch.
e SI1v French, snd Music on Piano. extra ehsrses.
,c are willing t. reeese In our family few sifis
,,om g Is yesrs old Oar rssdsnse hirty miles
si pA.ienmond, and abort 100 yards from the Cen
''' TTa r ANDERSON. P. NJ. g
so4-IavSt Verdon. Hanover ccunty. Va.
THE Exercises Of Miss TAZEWELL'S
:. School will be resumed on the first Monday in
Msth. ,tes and the Natural Sciences will be
Io ss y a'senseman eminently qualified for the
lPdydbfe seni-dnnuauy In ddcdnce)
OF P Primer English br.nehss per session 10
Ancient and Modern Languages each. 20
Ma.ic-Pi1ooii:::;ooiii:; F::: jysi-sa.
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- The exercises Of this Ipstitrtion will be re-
sumed on the frat Monday in October next
INsTaUcToRs-D. Lee Powell, Robert J. Morri-
son; Persico. Mademoiselle vs.sss
rI m,u1si6-F w Meeib bach, T. K. da Costa, Miss
Mrs.. Cen. PEcRAM has charge of the Boarding De-
For further information or for pamphlets setting
forth the whole plan OF the Institute address -
ms GEN. PEGRAM, Richmond, or
d. Lee POWELL Capon SPRING. Va,
" Its Or Ro J. MORRISON, Richmond, Va.
M K. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL-(Suo-
~ cEssGR To MRS. MEAD This Institution
VIII open on the first day of October, and close ON
the last day Of June. -.-.ss
t.- TERMS, s-
FOB THE WHOLE sEssIols. d 4.z
DgoIUng $500
" asMng 20
Enensn braEches................ .......... 40
MODERN Languages, each. ..................... 20
Latin. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Lessons on Piano, Guitar Organ, Harp, each.. so
yrawing .......................... 20
raining In On.... .......................... 80
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

CRUSHED SUGAR.-During the Pre-
~ serving season we will continue to retail the
best Crushed Sugar st 10 cents. ~
aErts HULSr KING, h
jy25-2w and 8 Franklin and 1870 Bicad st.