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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-11-27


AUrUMS FoorPRINrs.-We are remin-
ded by single glance about us that the
glory of summer has passed away, and that
the beautiful greenness Of the season has
fled; that
"The melancholy dys are come,
The sadness of the year,
or wailing winds andlnaked woods,
And meadows brown and scar.
Headed in the hollow Of the grove,
The withered leaves lie dead,
They rustic to the edying gust
And to the rabbits tread.'
Were this all; were there ''no associations
of moral desolation,.o faded hopes, Of hearts
whitening in The bosom Of the living, connec-
ted with the decaying scenery around us,
we would not indulge in moments melan-
choly The season of flowers will come
again; the steamer will flow gracefully and
lightly as before; the trees will again toss
their cum5rous load Of greenness to. the sun
light; and, by messy stone and winding riv-
ulet, young blossoms will start up, as at the
bidding for their furry guardians. But the
human heart has no change like that of ma
ture. 1t has no second spring time. Once
blighted in its hour of freshness, it was for
ever the mark of the spoiler. The dews Of
uiisstion may fall and the gentle rains OF
\ syhpathy be lavished upon it-but the sore
: fout Of blighted feeling will never again wa
ken into life, nor the crushed flowers OF
hope blossom with their wontcd beauty
But we should not all repine. Like the
seasons, the human heart has its changes oil
sunshine and gloom, and though the autumn
winds blow ever SO chillingly, that heart
must be scared indeed, that cannot discover
some CLEAN Of brightness in the future"
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rs. 4 NORFOLK. July %.
DR. N @ Whitehead, for more than 20 years Pre-
sident of the Farmers Bank in this city, and act
ing Mayor during the epidemic OF last summer
died last night, in the Gath year of his age. His
death throws a deep gloom over his extensive cir.
Gle of friends and admirers.
The revenue cutter Lewis Cass, 1t Breshwood
sailed from Old Point yesterday, for New Or
leans.
Twelve bushels of Wheat, raised by Mr.. Thos
R. Lee, within the corporate limits Of the city,
was sold here for 81. so per bushel.
Mrs. Martha Kennedy, wife of Commander Ken.
neiy, u. S N, died to-day.
A prize fight between Buck Willis of this city,
and Leroy Peed, of Portsmouth, was to have
come of to-day, and attracted about 400 persons
to q spot of ground selected. Willis, however
did not make his appearance and the affair did
10. come off
Among the arrivals at Old Point, are the follow.
ing from Richmond: 8. H. Parker, A. Parker,
Mrs. Jas. r. Caskie. J. H. Bracket A. Sublet and
A Gray. DR.. McGuffey of the University of Va,
Is also here.
Among the list of letters in this post office ur.
paid, is one for Robt. F. JONES' of Richmond
The ship JAS Guthrie, of Portmouth, sailed to-
day, for New York, to be repaiaed, the quaran.
tine laws here preventing her coming up for that
purpose. Her repairs will cost $1,000
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The Herald expresses the opinion that no such
taxation, (he rate this year is 81 371 in the hun
dred,) was ever practiced for municipal purposes
in any city OF the world. Yet, heavy as the tax.
d are in New York, they do not seem to secure
clean streets, good police, order or security
The laws not fairly carried out and there is no
effective municipal organization. Rogues and
ruffians whom California spews out of her mouth,
may dwell in New York, and practice their out
RACES with impunity. This is sad state of things
for the boosted Metropolis of the Union.
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Baltimore Railroad to Parkcrsburg.

The Baltimore American congratulates Its read
era upon the early completion of the North
Virginia or Parkersburg Road. 1t says that the
Board Of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio hav-
ing determined at its late meeting the 9th inst,
that this road should be completed by authorisipg
the loan Of its resources the rails-which have SO
long laid in custom house bond-were loaded and
dispatched on the next day, and they were begun
10 be laid at Grafton on last Tuesday, the 16th un
der the supervision of Mr.. VIM. d. Burton, Mr.
Latrobe's assistant portion of the iron is now
being sent down the Ohio to Parkersburg on fiat
boats and by this time probably, the rails are be-
Ing laid simultaneously from both ends, the road
bed being completed and now firmly settled, ready
for Immediate use. The President, Mr.. Swami, is
understood to have promised that the road shall be
prepared for business by the 10th of next November
With view to meeting the demands upon the
Company from its improved travel, they have be.
gun the erection At Grafton-the Parkersbnrg
junction-of large and splendid hotel, capable of
dining three hundred persons at time. This de-
sired Improvement will be in readiness at the
opening Of the new road.
When It IL remembered, says the American, that
Petersburg IL nearly 200 miles below Pittsburg.
or but little over half the distance to Pttsburg
above Charlottesville it is but 1872 miles from
Baltimore; that II is below most of the shoa,
places La the river that impede the navigation with
Wheeling and Pittsburg that but twenty miles of
road need to be supplied between the river and
Athens Ohio to unite it by rail to Cincinnati that
1t is directly upon an air line between Baltimore
and Cincinnati, and-through Cincinnati-to St.
Louis that the distance to Cincinnati Louisville
or st Louis from New York is less through Baiti-
more by Parkersburg than by any completed or
any probable route-the great prospective value of
this arm Of our defences scarcely be over esti-
mated.
With these notes of exultation sounding in our
ears, how melancholy the fact that Virginia,
which, by extending the Covington Road to the
Ohio can secure the shortest, the easiest and the
most direct route from the West to the Atlantic,
Is lying supinely upon her oars, and permitting .
moro enterprising neighbor TO snatch away the
trade TO which she is justly entitled. We under.
stand that there is probability of an extra ses-
sion next winter, the Executive not being disposed
to call such session except upon the request OF
the prescribed number Of members Of the Legisla.
ture, who. on their part do not manifest any ncli
nation to shoulder the responsibility. Thus the
State will be left for two years without the posi-.
bility Of advancing step in her railroad enter
prises.
Well mono but the brave" can achieve sue
cess In any department Of human energy We do
not look upon Baltimore with Jealous eyes, On
the contrary. we admire her intrepidty, liberaliy
and public spirit. We can only regret that old
Virginia does not profit by her example
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The King efAnde.

We have already chronicled the fact that The
King of Dude 10 about to visit London, his obiec,
being to claim from Queen Victoria restoration d
the throne of which be afirms he has been ruth
lessly robbed 1t is said that in order to presen,
himself In manner becoming to his high position
he viii be accompanied by = dozen of bis wives
and aretinne Of i've or six hundred persons. We
would suggest 70 his Majesty still farther to fortifv
his claims by i've or six hundred articles from The
London Times and ether English papers, showing
the iniquity and injustice Of lbustering In Amer.
lea
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go AA11e - Is -
ARRIVAL OF TIE PERSIA {
NV Yoxx. July as.-Ths ssssnss Psrsia. VI.
dasss from Livs'P ~ n y 80 1850 ~
The ErIcsson arrived ont aad len again enthe
Up Political afairs auist :.
Fss Rsst ID 1reIand.
A serisus outbreak had ta1en plscs among the
militia Ia TipPerary, Ireland. on The Oh, owing 70
she ALLEGED bed faith Of the British Government N
discharsins them and taking away thsir arms and
4 thousand troops Of the line were tslssssped
for, who queIled the rios altar killing thrse and
wounding . dozen. a8sss
All Was quiet as Last accounts a
Awerican Affairs.
No reference had been made 10 American q.
fairs In Parliament, except some questions ABOUT
the boundaries Of Balise.
The tone Of the press ON the Central American
question b more mild.
England.
Lord John Russells motion of enquiry into Ital'
ian ahairs WAS fixed for Monday.
The spinning mills of Joseph Ainswofth. Of Boa-
ton, containing 5000 spindles. had bssn burnt
khtpwPeck.
The ship A. HopIey, from Liverpool for Charles.
ton, g. c., went ashore Of Portsmouth, Eng, ana
"ln % : 'o'al '0'' Comu.reiaI.
LIVERPOOL. July l2th.-Cetton firm and an.
changed Sales for the week 5000 bales. Of
which spectators took 5000 and exporters l50O
bales Breadstuffs . shade higher, probably owing
to the stormy weather Flour advanced Sd q Is;
Ohio 35037Is.; Straight Baltimore 34t 035is-
Wheat advanced ID; Western White lots. q Hts;
Red s30loa Corn firm; holders demand An ad-
vance Of L. Transactions moderate 81 previous
rates. Western Yellow 2e029as; White SIG
30ls Provisions unchanged. sssls-
Bullion IN the Bank Of England had decreased
a450OO0 ~
Consols for money 95s09 on account ESQ
90. American Stocks firm, with an upward ten
dency. 5f
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Afternoon--Markets ~
firm and unchanged.
The weather frightened ~ the Persia was leav-
ing. and this, owing to the sensitive state OF the
mark at mxy effect 4 change.
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The Herald states that the budget of New York
City for the future year foots up over seven mil
lions Of dollars. For the six years ending 1885,
the annual increase of expenditure, and conse-
queatly of taxation, was half million the in.
crease this gear is in round numbers . mllioA and
. quarter. At the present rate of increase the
taxes for the next five years win be:
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MRS. & MISS IDA b. MINOR ,s
MI SCHOOL EOR YOIING I.AnIEC nII,Iss'


MOND.-The second session of this institution will
commencs on the lst day of October next for ona
continued session. to lst July, 1857.
In the organization of this school, its Prncpas and
accomplished Asssta unite, with the fruit of THAR
own experience the light and counsel of Others emf
nent In the profession, and they intend it to afford The
means, not only of thorough course of eubsant;sI
instruction, but also of all the accomplishment. ma
cesssry to q finished female education
Neither In retaining their able and experienc.d
Assistant in the selection Of her fellow aborers
nor In their other provsions have ths subse
spared anything that may make their lustitutiop
worthy OF the patrons sc of the community. Atten-
tion will be psid to the manners and morals Of the
young ladies at all times and deep interest take in
their advancement $500
MUSIC. both vocal and instrumental, will De tauaht
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gut
tar, all furnished In the family
Terms: Board, $500; English tuition $50; Prims-
~ department, $50; Modern languages each, $50;
Latin. $50; Music on Piano, $40; Hsrr, $40 Guitar
$oO; Drawing and Painting, $40.
. REFERENCES: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno.
{. Mcclure, Rev. j. Petsrkin, Va; Oliver White,
Egg Fleetwood Academy, Va C. 3 Gibson, IL. D.,
J Bolton y. D., A Petieolas, ~. D., 9. A. Wilson,
n D.. and Col. S. H. Parker. Richmond; Hon B n.
9. Hunter, Hon. J. ~. Clayton s. &; Frsdericb,
Coleman and Beverley Douglas. Esq, State Senate;
u z Smith; Esq, Lunenburs countyi Thomas Field
MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
" MISS A n MINOR
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OFFICE VA. r. u III. INSURANCE. GU,
RICHMOND, Path July, 1856. !

v,
ID EMOvAL.-This Company havinR re-
II moved to their new ONCE, No. l3l Main vtreef,
next door to the Dispatch Office 10 prepared here.
Chartered in 1884, and having now been in opera
ton twenty four years during which tins they
have claims for loss the extent of largely over
the past aordns the very best guarantee for the
future. The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the insurpg public has enabled it become ia
miiar with their wants, and pains will be spared
information withheld, that will tend to insure &C.
curacy and give satisfaction. Thew will be happy to
receive and consider applications for insura ad-
sssed either the President Secretary and will
in return render such facilities may 30 in their
power to their patrons. IL "a, :.-5s
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Conversational.

wAsHIsGToN, July 23-Ssnate.-The House
bill for the Improvement of the Savannah river
was passed, and after some unimportant business
the Senate adjourned. asa eA4
House.--A resolution was passed for evening
sessions. -
A Intellectual attempt was made to reconsider
the vote confirming Chapman - the delegate
from Nebraska. o
NJ Otero was confirmed IS delegate from New.
Mexico instead Of Gailego, the incumbent.
The House then took recess. e
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THE ENLISTMENT QUEsTroH.-John s. Cum
minis, lieutenant colonel in her Majesty's service,
located in Canada recently made q statement that
during the Mexican war, the United Statos were
constantly enlisting troops at Niagara in Canada,
and other points. The statement has sine g been
fatty contradicted by Thomas G. Cailin, who du
ring the Mexican war was army surgeon at Fort
Niagara, Y. ias A
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NEWARK, OHIO On
Saturday last the tewn OF Newark Ohio, was Wis
tied by disa strous fire, which consumed the Ohio
House, the American House, the Postofice, and all
the buildings east of the American and North OF
the courthouse The officers about the pestofice
succeeded in getting all the papers cut ssdely. The
courthouse was saved. -sft tti - t
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BONDS OF NICARAGUA General Goicmria, .
Cuba refugee, and for time member of tie
Cuban Junta in this country, but lately active
member OF w alker's government in Nicarag ua, has
arrived in New Orleans, and the Delta . lys he
brings over bonds of the Nicaraeuan cover nment
which he is authorized to negotiate in ths nuntry
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Fire at Amsterdam, N. Y.

ALBANY, July GA disastrous fire occurred
yesterday at Amsterdam, N. Y, which destroyed
the American Hotel and several business houses
The loss is heavy. FL
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A Fremeat Msnarchist.
The Boston Journal leading Republican or +.
gan IN New England. contains the following bar,
Rrnnh. 30

graph:
~. We are decidedly Of opiaion that monarchy ..d
aIeoAsfy monarchy 10 BY lar the host form OF nov.
srnmsatthes humsn wisdom 10 vi dsvis.l a, -.
ssn,setafsos Of considerable natinDs and that Il
III ~ eys continne 70 be the msst psrfect which
nenaa -virtns viii admit Off
TINS y R<psSsicaais~ With . vsnesaaesi why
s.os NE editor snisrass 70 Crest Britain or Aus
~ snsfe he can enjoy the blessings of the s.bes,
n g sovernnsat that human wisdom has PEI
aevssd Psshsps be hopes = estAblish ths - 5
- = fhs country n tAs psrsan Il Seward. !
new willlan he Ceaqusssr. q
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Sailing of the Africa.

NEW YORK, July 23-The Africa sailed hence
for Liverpool at noon to-day, with upwards of ST.
600 900 in specie. sf.+5
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CAPITAL, s2OO,OOO!!!

DIRECTORS
T. M. ALFRfEND, President
=. L: Kent of Kent, Paine Co.,
VIM. Beers, of Beers Poindexter,
H: ". Fry, of II. w. Fry Sons; H
VIM. Palmer, K
}. A. lnloes, a ,sf sA 4.s
Ak. Parker. of Parker, Nimmo 4 Co. u
J; f. Wordsworth, of Wsdsworth, Turner L Co
Tho. samson, of samson Pae. -.-- -
c. w. Purcell of C. w. Purcell L Co..
B. L. Winston,
JP: Winston, of Winston ( Powers,
B. T. Pulam,
H. A. Claiborne,
p. Cullen, te s01z4
Geo. W. Smith, of Smith Harwood
y z4-o : WI. COWARDIN, See,y.
A CAkD.-The subscriber hereby tenders
raipatronase bestowed him tor several Year, past
and bees leave to inform them and the public gene
Isy, tnst ne 70 now posse.sed Of largely increased
faciities for conducting the PAINTING BUSINESS
In all its various branches.
He has secured the services of Mr.. SAMUEL r.
SNYDER, whose skill a. an Ornsmental Painter is
loo well known in this community to require any pu
Tor him. Suffice It to ssy, he has superior in this
city, and will give his undivided attention to that de-
WALTER C. FREEMAN.
~ beg leave to inform my friends and
Mr.. WALTER c. fREEnAN. and win devote s'i my !,
entire attention to ORNAMENTAL AND SIGN
thereby solicit call from my friends and the pub
lie generally, in behalf Of Mr.. freeman, and assure
them every effort will be exerted to give satsfacton
to all who may favor Mr. freeman with their orders.
" 74---dstkoIt. sAM'LE. SNYDER
OATS, OATS.--Just received a small lot
~ Of nice sweet old Oats. persons wishing good
article to feed on, win 10 well 20 call.
Also, just received lot Of MEAL.
500 bushels CORN. For sale 1t Uld Market Grnns-
y. corner 11th and Frsnklin sits. iy a-1t-
RACON..-25 hhds: primo SfAes; rs hhas.
- prime Shoulder. and 40 tierees prime sugar Cur.
iva = ~ THOMAS JONES / co.
AID. 40 b9l.. asA SO Acss prime Leaf
H2t THOMAS JONES CO.
RRANDY -35 bbIs. Isle OF Wight > ID 15
iyM THOMAS JONES co.
SUGARs..1OO bbls. Cvushad, a.1 leo
y bhis. g B, and A. Coffee SsgarA H. sale 81 =
lyz THOs. JOKES 6 CD.
an HHDs. r. 4. sUasAH-Fs5: .aS<S1
- ~ e THUS. JONES q CO.
40 nBts, IsLk ON WIGHT VINEai1T.
II q - - THos. JONES ca. s
hOEs, eHOks, pa1Oke.-1 = - 49,.
sly jasl .essived Il Is1iss siiE isssS s;.n
nth asd without rps AIst. Ledie; ~ ! gnussn
Mssfsrs viii heels phaAsphis ns1e, Z shs ~.
I've y 3 snsse store e ALrRED = osEs.
Nav lstseD-.-- r ece5v-1 49, ; ---s-r-
splendid lot Of Orgsndy Husiirs a = ssns
- a.eo bssntifal Jscnnet L. -. - ~
wosth Se Also sod sslcrsd Ginrhsns = i, 3. .ss,
sesrs. 49, 'o :. e s..eL sks s.d issy 81
]. /. 1LfskD i Hosrs
9 Maip sfreet
CCI,AE0 0Ar a..- $50 u - -
IN CfxNg Aw ! %. ]
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MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
m MISS A b MINOR

NEW FLOUh.--The sabsc rfber u rocefv-
Wing this morning the best Family and Extra new
Flour. from Bragxs Clins's sad Mt. Crawford Mills
warranted. NA }. Fry.
clnfl Bags New Family FLOUL seeetv-
~OU ius for sais jv94 J. J.'FRY
a. sTRAYED OR stu LEN.-lase
eNTussdsy night. from nv stable, In Hanover
@--.-> county, near Atiees Water-6tation, BAY
MARE about year, old and about 5 feet high =
6hs has star in her forehead and her left had foot
h whits. She IL aAlisd on eaah shoulder and hes
scar on her throat ~ fshe hal bean Gus there Any
formation Of her will be thankfaly recstysd. and
reasonshls reward will b pesd Ter kevrsncyssy.
" N-1t eLIZABETH TIMBEALkKE-
xrOI.rAGk HOTKl4..e
~ AHHLAND. HANOVER Co. VA. 8
1he pepsetors Of this moG deHiahsfnl retreat ~ ID
NO. Respectfully inform tkcse who hevs hesa waat.
~ sox ePertmsnts The lower deer1 81 tbs Cosge
aesses tess tAsrs will probably -. II Anew dnyp,
ehFee o. tour roo - rea1y IA lheir reception vEe
sse, e ~ respects, most rlea nfly lecaao3
" H--lw
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- = Sere win - = pu4l1e ye1-
"a ~ - fre1ek rtfeek 4opc Ceefe.
III AZ sssstss. Jsly - ssissk'
IZZz <SS5f~ ~ RI CADETS 1t Io1[wegcs: ~
5.zzsnsS 2.~etinr 81 ysur nssfion. - EhU
NV sSS~5s5s g Il s'slssk, fer IL JstJes = -.
sssema ~ y "ssss Gsesions, sad sIp The 1ons q
4.-rsrsnes. srs invited 20 uniss win %
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- waite Grease: Whitc Grease ::-Ih1s
/. ia bss ri NEST economicai 0rsses essr Knows
for he sxlss Of wagons, carriages onmosssee esxss
IL ma for eli roush gearing. cog whseis, Ac. ~
dns noe run on the sxles in tbs hotsst Dat
rsmsins The same eonsistsncy vintsr ana sunmef.-
Far NJ in cans of sand po1nds. ard 4. heU:, ~
MEADE 4 BAKER, Dfussisss,
1876, N. w. corner Of Main and lcth Streets.
~ 2S-dkcSm 10
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FOR RKNT..And possession given
81 Immediately that large new Brick Tone menf,
IL with eleven rooms, water, Eas, Ac., complete
three rooms in the kitchen; hydrant and vel water
convenient; stuuted on "a street. between Canal and
Cary. =,
between Grace and BROAD, recently occupied BY the
subscribsr containing nine rooms with water, gaa,
NC complete.
ALSOIThat large Lumber House or Store, ct the
corner of Cary and 18th street adjoining the present
House, considered one of the best stands IN
the city for y Wholesale Grocery or Commission
House. 49,
ALSO-That large Lumber House on 18th street,
between Main and Cary. recently occupied BY Chss
T. Wortham, Esq, suitable fur Lumber house, To-
For terms spplyto WIN. O. GEORGE,
~ 2f-lH Or R. g. Tunstall.
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ARRIVED,
sehr uenrieo, seraatos, New York, ndss- Pa W.
Sch sehr Richmond. Harris New York. ndss., p Z y.
es sehr Liberty, Kay. New Yerf, gaAao 3. WIN
sGos mi. fold,boroash, Bsntias New York. bsy,
! sehr fssnnah Martin, Apologize, New fssk' hay
sch schr Tuni; Dspeux. Van Name, Albany. lumber.
's sehr cSsicoss, DAVIS, York River cora z. Wos-
shs an, s So Lefsvrs, Norfolk, vhsat l. N.
w sshr LoId Raglan, ObrJsn Halifax, 6sh Chs. 7.
Worrham 4 Co. rn
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal PhilsdslphiA ndss'
..a naseenssre Ii. 4. Tuttls. 81 IS
Schr Dsnvills, Chester, New York. mdss- D. = W.
sehr Jod.h Achorn. Merrill, Boston, mdss., w. D.
Colqnitt \ ca.
u- schr Msnchester, from New York, ana ss =!
Csfto and Westover, from Boston, rsportsd - CITY
Point. s. L.
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EXGUA y. 4 L.
- -. ~ = M&l4X BAND.
CheeR 80 q2k&19 94e(95s y AzEJooE = -
KES4&$2 49, ~ Ill July
u 1Ng nS<e - peeelso - =.
the seg1! 81 - M1on4 erlstlAnU -
kcee~Aee 41Aeee ~ ~ - NM1o3et y n
- s11m 1850 - msefsStn4 eye1!een - 49,
fene. $780, sVse1ee III 4u44Y4 n fhe iii r..
.eak- ID 49, sssSS39 - 14 - yeetose3 70
eseesas y ~ %sATs 1gsLg - ue0 peNets q ~
60 z.ss ~ q q -. IA s.
8 IT, 49, ~ - eeeeseeM e Ieexe - 1epota &
= 0elosE 4 = NtH tenee Annl6n1 =
aeess = 4 49,. 9 d z. 8. & S -.
keN IN w. 49, - w. q te9gt eeel1spa uDdsf
- yee9 q - = SsnH go e1l1. ~ - z
q ~ - qeeitU WI - p1ovided
% ~ RkensJ = ~ 49, II ..9s s. y : :
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Death of DR.. NJ C. Whhehead-Sals Of city groom
Wheat-No Fight-Yisitors at Old Point, &c
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4 - Nssiee...xne .nnael msesi1G q ~ -.
49, fosnrsav Hi s. hsld q the oldcs Of Dunlopt
ss..e ~ ca. a NONDAY, the zetn instant = .
:. saa-td Secretary.
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- TO SHOENIAkERS...I have the
best lot OF Patent Leather Congress CATER
Uppers that ever saw Also. lot of Cali.
skin Uppers of tho celebrated Lenoine Leather--al
of which sm selling ~ low as the most inferior
kinds usually sold, in lots to suit purchasers.
WILLIAM WALSH,
wa No A. Main street
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jy a5-2t VIM. L. NAULE. Sd Ser. 3
n ea AkMOkS JUNIOR BLUE8
Richmond, July q, 1855.
m The COMPANY will assemble for Parade at thsir
W Armory, on THURSDAY next, ct n o'clock r,
d in full dress hummer Uniform. II IL earnestly
desired that the members viii be punctual 70 the
By order Of Capt. Dudley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-24

FRIES amounting t. 3 lD2 600 viii BE- distributed
~ SSsSlcnf 70 tho following AAGNlFICENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-24

XN L@egt. WE AXE ON THk JUMP
56r1 ATTENTION, PHOENIX COMPANY
g No. 3.--Membsrs are requested TO meet
u their Engine House, on this Thurs.
day) pieht st.St O'Clock. slsF. s.
* buupes OF interest to every member il to be
transacted . pUnctusl attendance IL requested.
= By order Of your Commander.
IN af.ux THOS. v. CARR. Assist. Soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-24

WANTBD-.To hire fer the balance Of the
W year, few able bodied NE0R0ES, Tor suf.
face operations, ct the Coke Miness
my Tits JOHN J. WERTH, Ascat.