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in'enpernnee Officer ChaIkiey spent ,.r..
portion Of yesterday in gathering up drupken mn
lacts scattered around the streets and earrv;rs
fhem to the cage. These creatures come from III 4
quarters OF the Continent to this CITY, becaus 90 lbs
can De Jugged here and not made to work (
snort employment in the chain gang vouId be q,
vaue TO their morals, but, unfortunately our cit
has no place in which she can make thesa ;di,
wrefches earn their bread
TIE County Court Of Henrico commenced its Tn.
~ term yesterday, and spent the day in oualifvns
the newly elected officers, and receiving their of;
ciai bonds. In the afternoon most of the members
and officers of the court were invited To tho resi-
dence of Sheriff A B. Hutcheson to partake Of . =
elegant dinner prepared for tho occasion n il
needless to say, that the time past most peasan,,v
and that all present enjoyed themselves.
Omission in our notice of the celebration Of the
4th, at st. Johns Church, we omitted to saw
That the Declaration of Independence was read bv
Thomas NJ. AlfTiend, Esq
Fire.--A small shed, in rear of p Beecher's
store, was set on fire last Sunday night, bu, the
sa aAmes were discovered and extinguished before
doing serious damage.
Draak-GeOrge Ihler arrested for being
then discharged
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College Comn,cnceme,,,-Presentation, &c.



MuRFRkEsBoRO n c., July .
I ou nrrs oy my acquaintance with some
VI me young ladies belonging to the "Chowan Fe
male college, came down here few ds VS. since
10 at.end the commencement exercises. II has been
deiightfuliy interesting occasion The in sttu.
ton seems to be OF decidedly tboreuoh cbarac-
ter The building is beautifully planned. nresen.
ting fine exterior and fitted up in elegant stvI.-
The apparatus is far more extensive Than have
seen at any female college Some attention 70 Tho
examination satisfied me that the teaching ia tho
rough. The fine scholarship of the Rev DR. Hoon.
er the able President with the large and able
constructors puts the school on the highest prord
in the estimate Of all who have an acouantanca
with them.
The Commencement Exercises, proper, were
very interesting. The essays of the graduates
which were read by gentlemen selected by them
were as follows: l. The superiority of moral ov er
physical courage, Miss Margaret s. Britton. Pc
tersburg, Va 9 The influence of time in remoy
ing long established errors, Miss Cleopatra Deans
Mufreesboro, N. c. 3 The danger of indulgipg in
habits of exaggeration, bliss Mary A. Scott, Nor
champion, Va 4 Sweet are the uses of adverstv
Miss Mary Il. Stancel, Northampton, Va 5 FRO
grcss against conservativeness, with the valedic
tory. Miss Fannie &. Brinson. Newbern n c.
After comforting the diplomas, the President de
livered an instructive address.
A beautiful present was placed before the Pres
ident as rendered him by the graduating class
Yours RANDOLPH
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tuesday Morning. July i, 1856.

UNIVERSITY OF VA The Board of Visitors of
the University at It's recent session in Gharlotes
Vile, resolved on an immediate appropriation Of
$3.50 to purchase books for the Library, and an
annual appropriation hereafter of S2,s00 for the
same purpose. An appropriation of s6,oo0 to i'm
prove the building Resolutions were adopted for
enquiring into the cost of introducing water and
gas into the buildings In the schools of Mathe.
mates and Ancient Languages, suth students pa
ere competent may become dicentiates. The price
of board is reduced to sl20 per year-a reduction
of Sl0ou last year. The Board find it necessary
10 apply 10 the next Leg gslature for an appropria
ton of $4,000 John l.. Cochran, Esq has been
chosen Secretary of the alumni.
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COURT FINERY-The London Times gives the
dresses of the Queen and Princcsses at the Grand
State ball ON the l1th ult:
Her Majesty wore dress of Indian muslin en-
broidered in gold spriggs, and broad gold border
in boqueIs, trimmed with bunches of red cactus
and green leaves orIamented with diamonds. The
Queens head dress formed of red cactus
green leaves and diamonds.
The Princess Royal wore a rich blue glace dress
covered with blue and white net, trimmed with
bunclles of cherry bossoms-the hody and sleeves
trimmed 10 correspond Her head dress was com
posed of cherry blossoms.
The Duchess of Cambridge wore a dress OF
white silk, with triple hounce of pointe d'Alen
con, each fiounce edged with satin ribbon and
white marabout fringe. The corsage was trimmed
to correspond and the stomscher covered with
large sapphires and diamonds The necklaea
diamonds. Her head dress was formed of q
peartiara and lilac feathers
The Princess Mary of Cambridge wore a white
tulle dress with graduated bouffants from the top
to the bottom, over rich white gace petticoat
trimmed all over with bureheS of corn flowers; the
clrsage and sleeves trimmed to match, with bou
quels ard diamond ornaments; the stomacher and
necklace diamonds. The Princess's bead dress
WAS composed Of corn flowers and diamond stars
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A LEG SEQUEs1ERED.-A delicate case has just
been decided i'll New Orleans lady had order
ed and received an artificial leg from the manufac-
turer for $3.50, and afterwards declined paying Tor
the same The maker had writ ISSUED, requir-
ing the Sheriff to take the leg into his possession
That gentleman gave his deputy the dsagreeahie
job the latter functenary, after some trouble,
obtained the litgate limb, and it is how IN the
SheIitf's office at New Orlesn.
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tsOtT. T. / " L, Ot The Ola Medical
~ House. Is sui engage 10 treatns ail sorts of Sc
ct iis-ssrs and hereby invites call fIOiu those
~nn !hy@ h-tn UnioTtun4 IN their assuciations.-
'5 z wuUa particularly jsvIte call from persons
- tie couttiy who have been given up by their
Ifgsiceus 1prabie. Cases few iudsed IT 1T
cans NJ he fesched Iy medicine when correctly ap-
p."d he arlcie KNOWN az me bEMICAL kX
TRACT Of ftrN NGH FLOWERS, is probably the
'r-y best lrs before the public for renovaling
-,stem shattered hY dissipation or other cause
lh@ Aeos end Fever remedy, called FRENCH
Haes1 traI.liu street, inst be.ow the Exchange
hoe- sad hrst dgOr south OF Trinity Church, Rich
m"nd- fr
Sita .,aes securely packed and sent to order with
i1. drec-out. lie3I
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LARGE HAUL OF COUNTERFEIT MoNEy.-In
philadelphia Wednesday, a man named Michael
f1nnegan was arrested AT the Washington House,
having in bis charge. is alleged, S4753 in coun-
terfeit notes aud coin. They examined his bag
gage and in trunk, they say, found $3.50 in coun
ierieit half dollars tied up in fifteen packages OF
600 eaeh lot of old clothing and l72 counterfeit
two aud half dollar gold pieces, two one dollar
gold pieces, and LA half dollar pieces In another
trunk were S:}229 in counterfeit notes of which S95
was in SIS on the North Western Bank of Virgin.
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MURDER AND LYNCH LAVA esponGent o
the North Care Ii Christian Advocate from II de-
writes, that on the 10th June, negro belonging
to Rev. J. M Watson, stabbed MIR. Mcaiah p
Thomas, so that he died Immediately. On Mon
day night the boy was ceught; and on Tuesday,
a number of the citizens assembled, chose twelve
men as a jury, who decided that the negro should
be hung. The sentence carried into execu-
ton forthworth and the criminal was buried near
the scene of the murder
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FE~SPECIAL KOTICE.-Fxpress packages for
hIok P-.~rs5urs Richmond and al places in Nir-
g. aua North Carolina, Intended tor shipment by
s'rasi,.i is Rya Ok- aud jamestown. will h, reafter
b. received rY The AD ANS tXFRESS COMPANY,
H.uafe tie authorized Agents tor Express privileges
t1 f.ese sHlps.
flee Of tie New York and Virginia Steamship
GUapauy. LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
its Agents,
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Among the novelties of commerce, we notice at
Chicago the charter Of vessel for Liverpool with
full cargo of!wheat, at 30 cents per bushel.
There were / II deaths, including three of chole-
ra. at st. Louis for the week ending the LIST in
slant.
The trial of Baker for the murder of VIM
Poole will, it is said take pla ce at Hudson, N Y.
early in December next
There were nine hundred cases of debt on the
docket of the District Court recently in session
Austin, Texas-a fact which shows rather bad
state of things in that vicinity.
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- - Neutrality-suspicious.

- 80 = ;s4stzz, COMPANY. io4 Nam St. hsv-
1A------'-----i ing resumed their Steamship
Exr!ess TO and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
rsu..a p, steaul-rs jamestown and Roanoke. which
..l.e New YorA every "Wednesday and Saturday,
slI thence by railroad 10 Weldon Wilmington,
l.~ura1u.- Salem, Wythevilie, and the principal
places lu Virginia ard Forth Carolina, are now pre-
.fea r.. 5rpsa with great dispatch, and at reduced
rates rr.ry Aiod If hetchsualse, Valuable Parcels
iaw-lry. &c. TO tue above named cities, and all
places on tn sesbuard
Uu- tNurr-z Oh the Steamships viii be scc"mpa-
E.-d BIZ -yeCi Messengers, mo Wil give their per-
s0u5i ztrenGoa 10 tie careful handing of goods .
trusted 10 the ADAMS kAfRESS CO.'S Steamsl p
fAp--s-.
>nIppeTs will please take II tice that packages to
ro IN Nlrgna and North taro!ina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Frsish. received day Of ssiiing, until o'clock
T. u. J. L. MaCUONUGH,
Asen: Of Adams EXDress Co.
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Judge Moses Liddeli died on the 18th inst, 81
IIot Springs, Ark. aged seyenty.seven years.
The Cheraw and Darlington Is. O. Railroad 70
now finished, equipped and in full operation.
There are now IS visitors at the Healing Springs
In Bath county, Va.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BosToN--A large brick
building, at the bend of Gray's wharf, BostoiS
owned by j. s. Brander, of New Orleans, and oc.
runied by George Santon for the ge of cotton
and other merchandise was destroyed by FIRE on
Thursdsy. The whole loss Was about $50 0U1
covered by insurance in varions offices In Boston,
Providence. New York, and Charleston, 8. q.
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OPENING OF THE OFFICE OF THE BRITISH LIE.
CATION 1t is stated from Washington. that the
English Government have instructed Mr.. Lums.
Icy, Secretary of Legation, TO open his Office which
he'd been closed by authority of Mr.. Champion -
The diplomatic intercourse will go on as though
nothing had transpired. TIE administration do
not expect new Minister in the place Of Mr..
Cramptcn for some time
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DEFEAT OF THE TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
BILL IN THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT The Leg
isative council at Toronto refused to concur with
the Lower House in granting charter to the
Company of which Mr. Tebbeits was the project
or by considerable majority.
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INpULGFNT PAREhT--G. w. Kendall, of the n
O, Picayune, writes 10 that paper that he knows
lady in San Antonio who be fore her eldest son
was cbastised for some fault insisted that he
should be put under the influence of chloroform 10
deaden the sense of lain.
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CALIFORNIA STATE DkBr-fhe money TO pay
the interest on the California State debt having
failed to arrive by the Illinois, Col Fremont at
tempted TO raise the money to pay 1t. His notes
were offered all through the New York market,
but failed TO fud buyers. So it seems that Col
4 = rumered possession offabulous wealth are not
credited In Wall street
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BREAD.-The attempt to maintain the price of
bread in Paris at low and invariable standard,
against the natural e!fect Of the law of demand
and supply, has proved failure: The expert
mept has cost the government of France about
ten millions of dollars during the two years and n
half of its trial.
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THE ADVANTAGE or TEMPERANCE DRINK-A
drowning boy recently rescued in Boston.
Mass, by Mr Lemon, whereupon n bystander
remarked, that the little fellow would have per.
ished, had it not been for Lemon aid The fellow
was promptly arrested.
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FARM SALE.-The Jackson Farm, In the
German settlement, belonging to the estate OF The
late BENZ. Shreve, sold recently at public sale
for S53 10 per acre-200 acres. Joseph III. Fry,
purcha eer--I IeesJuyR Wash
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FROM Central AMERICA Dates from San
Lose Costa Rica to June 9Th, reierate the story
the government of that country Is re-organz.
inc "a attack Walker-and that new army Of
5000 men will soon invade Nicaragua. Three other
Central Americas States, it is also said are going
over TO attack Waker, and that Is believed they
ara hv this time. in New Leon Doubtful.
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GRAIN IN RUSSIA 1t appears to be settled ihrt {
very little grain will be exported this season frf m
Russia Hundreds of vessels that went 10 thv
Eisck Sea Ports for carCoes will return empty.
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THE "RIBBoN' IN IRELAND - The Ribbon sys
TEN is prevailing extensively in tue northwestern
counties of Ireland The consiabulary are ma
king great exeriions to break up the confederacy
In Donegal, one day, 81 persons were committed
for trial
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A CAUTIoN.-Paui Stillman, of New York. suf
fered amputaton Of the right foot Thursday in
consequence of injuries received from wearing
tight boot, aggravated and promoted by want of
proper attention
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EX-SENATOR WADE OF OHIo.-In the Senate. on
"Wednesday, after Mr.. Wade, of Ohio, had made /.
speech on the Kansas bill. his colleague. Mr. Puph
said "he had spoken like a black guard
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A MONASTERY IN NEW YoRk.-The Buffalo
(N. - Express says that the fraternity of Fran
ciscan monks are about erecting a monastery at
Aileghapy, Chsttaraugus county, MI.
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DEGREE CoNFERRED.-At the late commence
rent of Rutgers IN. j. College the degree of LII
u. was bestowed upon the Rev. George Junkin
ID. d. president of Washington College, Virginia
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SAD WEDDING TOUR On Monday week the
| wife of Col. 3. d. Evans of Sandersve, Ga died
at Marion, S. G. She bride and on q
| wedding trip to visit some relations, when her
| honeymoon came to SO sad and unexpected ter
m
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SCANT HAY CROP.--Over a large portion of the
Ohio Valley, says the Cincinnati Columbian il ia
now certain that the crop of hay this year will be
far below an average yield.
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A Costa Rican railroad has been suggested by
some English capitalists, who have made a con.
tract for the construction of ten miles of it. 1t is
to extend from San Jose, the capital to the Paci-
ic, and will be another highway to California and
the Western Coast.
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SAILED FOR EuRoPE.-Among the passengers
by the Atlantic for Europe Friday, were Mr. and
Mrs Pfnder, and Mr. and Mrs r. c. Stanton oil
Richmond Va, VIM Parke. of Petersburg Va
and ]. Sprout and VIM Quick, of Virginia.
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HOTELS.

Y ~ Virsinis w. J. HUNTER Co. Fro
p1s,c's 0u,uihus viii always be in resdtne"st me
"a .-os7 ~ .hsrr, my S. 6m
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THE INDIAN WAR IN FLORIDA The Cover.
nor of Florida, in view Of the depredations of the
Indians, has advertised TO receive, into the ser
vice of the State, fur companies of volunteers.
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THE DROUGHT IN MISSOURI "A severe drought
is prevailing in the vicinity of St Louis The oat
crop, timothy and other grains, the Republican
says. are literally burning up 1t is feared also the
corn crop will be failure.
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The College building OF Marshaii Female In1.. ~
tute, at Marshall county, Miss, WAS destroyea y,
Ore on the night Of the 9Th ult
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TRoTTING MATCH.-Tbe trot over the Union
Course, IL, Wednesday, between Flora Temple and
Lancet, mile heats, for a purse of S., ,0O0 result
ted in the success of the former. The time made
was Pun. 30s', 2m. 30!s and 2m Dos.
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THE EXFECTED DISMISSAL OF Mr. DALLAS "A
correspondent Of the n. York Post, writing from
London under date June 18th, when it was exi
pected Mr.. Dallas would be dismissed says:
was at the House last evening. and it was
most interesting The House was crowded
by members and the galleries by strangers
Lord John Russell spoke with great seriousness.
and every body felt that it was most important
crisis in the career of the Anglo Saxon race When
Palmerston arose TO announce the determination
Of the Ministry the silence was profound and The
anxiety intense AT the announcement that they
had determined nor TO suspend relations with the
American Minister, there a perfect thrill of
emotion and satisfaction So close the Cabinet
kent the matter, that when arrived at Mr. Dal.
las to congratulate him. he had not received the
slightest intmaton If his fate, and had the very
great satisfaction of announcing it to him and his
family.
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.Her lhformetlun apply 70 -

E A GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent s ). K. r., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
srp't Richmond and DanvI!le R. r.. Richmond.
L. Ii. GILL.
Sup't. :. X T. r. K, Lynchhurg.
KENT, SUMMERSON Il co,
-e 1-GIn FincEstle. Va.
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ACCEPTANCE OF Mr.. BRECKINRIDGE-The
Hon. John c. Breckenridge has accepted the demo.
cratic nomination fer the Vice Presidency In his
t er he says
at will be the destiny of the democracy under
the lead of their disting guished chief to mant ain
the high position of our country b. fore the world
to preserve the equality of every class of citizens
to protect the perfect liberty of conscience-and
to secure the peace of the Union, by rendering
equal justice to every part
CHARLOTTESVILLE ITEMS The Charlottesville
Advocate and Jeffersonian have the following:
Retrsd.-Wm p Parish, the chief of the stage
lines in Virginia, Kentucky, and other States re-.
tired from that business on the lst July.
Baptist Ms:tmc The Baptist denomination
have purchased the residence of Col. Jno. r
Jones for s. 50) tor the new Female Institute -
Jno. Hart, Esq , has been appointed principal of
the institute
The Monticello Bank has cleared semi.annual
dividend OF per cent.
The Fourth was celebrated appropriately on be-
half of the Sons of Temperance. VIM A Meade
read the Declaration and VIM. G. Lipscomb, Jr,
delivered the Grafton.
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Nv HORSES FOR slLE.-I have for
NNsa'e at Burnet's Stables Fraaklin street. Two
foe NORrHERN HORSES Some a Bsy
Mare, years old. soRBd and gentle; can trot milo
In harness under three minutes Also Brown MGR.
snn Horse. same and Of fine size sound and gen.
tiei can trot to wagon mile ip three minutes; the
wo together in double hsrnes, in ahout three
minutes, and make nice double team A bnrssin
can be bought in either or both by early aun,ca-
iion to the subscriber at the stsbIes or 10 Btyya
4 PLEAsANTs, Frankn street, Richmond w.
" 2-5 GERRY MATHEWS.
y c~0~~ "a FOX OLD POINT. N150.
S5=7S<A- FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
- The favorite Ut eambost AU 0USTA
Capt WM u SMITH, hav Ds been thoroughly re-
paired and rented for the samr,er and furnished
with new wrought iron shaft. new water wheels
NC, wlli resume her place upon the line (via Port
Watthalll betwe en- Richmond and the above plec-,
On WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of July.
Ths cars. running in connection with the Augusta
viii rave the Richmond and Petersburg Dero. every
Monday Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock A. NJ
Returning, the Augusta will leave Norfolk on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at 81 o'clock A. M
Touching at Old Point during the watering season
and all the landings on the river.
rare TO City Point .-...................S1 81 90
Fare TO Norfolk &c..................., 2 90
Fare to landings above Grove.......... l 81
Servants, tnrouen: n:.-................... L 80
DO. on the river. .................. 90
Children over 4 and not over IL years of
age, half price.
Meals extra. 50
Meals for children and servants.... 25
je 80 ThOS DODAMEAD. sup't
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s ciF2 Faf rdlsT rartaRhnn Aab hdafokkm He1k kn
NLE~<tE The A No. Steamship PENNSYL-
E&SSSf4a VANIA. Capt. David Teal, is now
ready to receive Freight, and will leave on WE'D
NEsDAY, July 9th, at O'Clock A. Nj.
For freight passage, having superior accommoda-
tions, apply to ID. E. TUTTLE,
iy 7-3t Rocketts
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AHEAD QUAR.ERs Isr RECT VA. VoLUsTEEks,}
III Richmond, July 9th, 1856. )
t3 ORDFR No. 20.
il The Re ,imental Court of Enquiry. which con-
veped the 24ih day of June, 1856 passed the fol-
lowing order which is published for the formation
Of all concerned:
sThat hereafter the publication the order of the
commanding GfficAr calling Court of Enquiry shall
be full and sufficient notice to all denquen.s to APP
pear before the Court and submit their excuses; and
that such excuses shall be submitted either in person
or in writing"
By order of Col. AUGUsr.
jy7-ty d. TkUEHEART, JR., Adjt.
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THE undersigaed having appointea UT.
1 WIIIIAM j. pEViLL his Agent for condncilns
bjs PAINTING BUSINESS in ail iss branches at
his shop on Broad street. between 6ta and Iti -,
rsspectfuliy ssks continuance and increase OF tho
pstronag ga 40 hberaly bestowed on bim.
gY- Orders left at the shop will be promptly "
tended to by Mr. Beviii. L. "AoSN
iv Aim
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le JAMESTOWN, tor NEW YORK
ZZLGlLN via NORFOLK.-Leaves TUES
nEZSkSz5 DAY evening. july 3, h, at O'Clock
hour of 2 O'Clock. +. M, TUESDAY, July 9th.
Consignees are requested to send down for their
goods to-day.
Shippers are reguested to send in the names of
their Consignees Tuesday afternoon, their ship
ments will be consigned to order.
Passengers requested to be on board before
the tour of departure, 4 O'clock P. M, Tuesday.
Tickets and berhs secured at our office, South side
of the Basin.
Only $40 through to New York, Meals and State
room included Steerase passage only So.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
iy 7-2t LUDLAM u WATSON.
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a,aOk IA III E--f0r the remaindcr Of tho
L year. two Negro WOMEN, with three children
One of the women is an excellent ehambermsid and
house. servant, the other good washer and ironer
Any person wishing to hire the two can act them on
the must accommodating terms by applying TO
WIN. YA0ER
At prosd street Hotel.