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The Mutiny in India.

We give place to the communication of An intel
ligent correspondent, correcting what he considers
a mistake in the cause assigned by u.s. for the mn.
tiny in India. Our statement in regard to the
Governor General was founded on the declarations
Of prominent members of the British Parliament
both political friends as well as adyersaries of the
Governor General, and by the leading press OF
Great Britain. They averfed that the order of the
India government IN relation 10 the cartridge ran
against those very prejudces of the Sepoys which
our correspondent thinks, and We agree with him,
ought to have been consulted. and that those or
ders were part and parcel of general course Of
conduct on the part of the Governsr General tend
ing to beget suspicious the part of the Hindoos
that it was the design of the government to inter-
fere with their religion As too the Christian char
acter of the British rulers in general of that coun
try, We know nothing but Lord Canning has GER
tainly the credit of being whose zeal in reli-
gious matters outruns his knowledge At the
same time, would not wish TO be understood az
approving the British treatment of India, which
we regard as system Of rapacity imposito ion and
wrong almost without parallel, though il has un
doubleday been followed by civilzing and Chris
TANNING effects. Nor do condemn Lord Can
ming for the desire attributed 10 him to propagate
christianity in India. On the contrary, We sym
pethize with him in that solicitude, and only
greet that he has pursued u course calculated to
damage his own object.
THE MUTINY IN INDIA.
SIR Editor: observe that in alluding TO the pre-
sent state Of things in British India you remark
that the Govern0r General Iii his sincere but i'm
petohs zeal 10 convert the Iind0os, has oyerstep-
pea the hounds OF discretion awakened the suspi-
elon aud fears of the native population, and thus
undesignedly kindled the flames of a general re-
VOLT and postponed the accomplishment OF an OBJ
Ject, in itself good and desirable for century to
come" Now, II is very evident that the flames of
revolt have been kiniied, and the progress Of a
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eGA- To Mn. +. BAKER.-De,,r Sir: In
Jastlce u yourself and persons who may be similarly
aIllcted permit e 10 CITE instance OF the remark
able qualities " your PREMIUM HrrEks / bad
never used them until recently but my wife having
Oth RIfecte with nervous affsCIOn, and disorder
81 stomach, for the past ten twelve years usei
every means In my power TO restore her 20 health.
She was under the constant treatment uf i've
hole physiclans, but nO relief could be had. l then
saw several certificates Of the remarkable cures made
by your BITTEKs. persuaded my wife 90 try Ihrai
she did soand in little time she pAn recover
pidly. Not only her su ION and discgderpd
stomach were removed. but her general health -
better now than IL has been for many years. | an
now using, and shall always continue 10 use your
BlTTERs. ! write this in justice 10 yourself and fss
the oenetit OF others who arc similarly afflicted
Your obd't ss't, THOMAS ". MONTAGUE
Richmond June u, 1857.
These BIrrEKs be had Of all the principal Drug
gLsts in this city and elsewhere in this State
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nSgCAScERs AND TUMoRs CURED WITH

E1-CANCERs AND TUMOR5 CURRD WITH
OUT CUrTIyG.-DR. VI. KAHN, late Of Philadelphia
respectfully offers his services to the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure Of Cancers, TumorS
Moulds Blotcher and all diseases of the skin. lie
can also cure Secret Diseases
He can be found at his office st the Clifton House
from 10 4. NJ. TO =. VI.
Recommendations can he seen on application.
nav Ig-d3m%
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me-. CARD.-The attention of the cit
liens is respectfully called 10 our Sale this Mornin =
Of House Hotel and Kitchen furniture, at TO- coc x,
and at q, o'clock. to sale ot Lot. See adxerth't-
AMT AuCt'rs.
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SHOOTING APFRAY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. AT Camden last night, D.
W. Belisle editor of the Journal shot Chas d. Hen
cline. former editor of the Democrat. The attack
made by the latter he having charged Bsi7le
with the authorship of article in a Sunday pa
per. The wound is not dangerous.
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sen p H. AYLErr, Attorney at La,

PRACTICES In all the Courts held In the city Of Rick
mond, and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield. Henrlco, Hanover and Klas
William counties
sTOffice over the store Of L. Johnston Brssher
No. lis Main street. ~ TN
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EAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR.-The
l. subscriber, lessee of Bra2gs old Mill" 80 well
known for its superior FAMILY FLOUR, will com
mence making this article i'll few days and will
ceie orders therefor at his office, of Cary and
18th streets.
As he has very choice lot of Wheat, and in his
employment Mr. Bragg's old miller. he is satisfied he
will make very superior article
lie has on hand now lot of very superior EXTRA
FLOUR which he is selling at reasonable prices.
= NJ IL SMITH
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aD- LISTEN, Yx DYspEprrcs-Go Az,

nag~ LISTEN, YE DYsPEPTICs.-Go AND
Do Liz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURR-Ths Rev
James unnicutt, proprietor and editor ofthat excel
lent paper the Christian banner pablish. Al Frrer.
ckspurE, va, IN his editorial Of June 9Th 1857 thus
speaks OF his cure '
HAMProN'S VEGETABLE TISCFURs
IL viii be reeoected by many of our rcs,aers that
several years ago We stated ia the editorial columns q
the Christian Banner that HAsProS's Hg~Ef.sLI
rlScTURE had effected cure for Dyspepsia in our
wnease-that We had labored long with this trrribla
usS@se, anu sutefcd most swfuliy the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies this hoE
rieie enemy Of man and mans happiness. foF hong
time We lived in constant fear that the sU rnonsseT
ton nneture. the gloomy demon hss not YET r,
turned, and we begin 10 think he never will
We now feel couhdent In saying that Hampton o
vegetable TinetuTe has made . radical cure Oh Dye
pepsis In cur own case We have not taken drop Of
for the last two years. to the best of our recollection
eat what We please, aud much as We please and
chew tobacco to our hearts eontsnt and all Ia veil
We believe that twelve bottles iudeioany tsken will
cure nine cases out OF every ten Of dysp1ptics We
sotlseientioasiy recommend Il 10 all dyspepties--
The spring time and sommer 1t Is most recommended
thsIeioGs as We call attention 10 it,
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Cough
Rheumatism, scrofuls. &c. As restorative AND ln,
ugorstor, tt has bses highly Recommended.
HAMPfON'S FBGETAhLE TIkCTURE
=. 81 pelicste Ladies' aud ChldTen will please giys
Sold BY PURCELL. LADD co, Richmond, by
Pa,srsSars: BY SSRTiMtk Mo Nj i ssl.f
more and by Drug ssts aud Shopk ssery~ here
- n s~s hAssaai ax bottles fer - ies-dke,
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&c. THOs. L. PRICE & CO., arc ad.
ding BY every arrival many choice things &C. their
SUMMER STOCK, Among the new goods 10 hand
and those expected are:
POPLlNEfTS and DE- BEIGE, for travelling
BAYADERE POPLINETTS, do do
TOLL De MAINES aud SILK LUsTREs, for trs.
Yelling
LINEN BUSTERS LINEN SETS
LINEN COLLARS Cam do
Plain M0USLAINES, Lace MITTS
cotton HOSIERY, Cotton and Thread Half HOSE
Ladies and Gents GauLs VESTS
spring crystal, Union Spring, Corded and ether
approved style HOOP SKIRTS, PALM FANS Dres,
FRINGE and TRIMMINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c &C.
aS~A And upon this morning they commences the
exhlHltion OF q large lot of coIorrd LAWNS, or.
uAAGNDiES, bEkMEs, IRISH LINEN, SHEET.
on during the month, at astonshiugiy low fisures-
Iheirtrlends and the public are invited to cali
Jy i-dlm THOMAS r. PRICE 90
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OLNEY SCHOOL.-The second session

lLNEI oChoOL.-lne secohu session
~ Of this school will commence on the first MON
DAY in September, 1885, and close tho last Friday
July, 1853, including +. acation of four weeks -
This school situated in peculiarly retired and de-
sirahie nPighbOrhOod about four miles north Of
Richmond in Henrico county. The object Of the
school IL prepare students for tho Junior classes AZ
College the practical duties of life. Tho Latin,
Greek and French language, with Mathematics, Ma
tural Philosophy, &c. &c. will I've Taught, Six
eight boarers can De accommodated at the subscri-
ber's and in the neighborhood, at $3.50 per term Of
ten months.
English tuition s9l; Languages, each $40.
For further particulars address
JONAH D. SMITH.
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nPRussRLL 4 JOHNSON, Manufac-
turars of CRNTRE PIECES, CORNICE ORNA-
MENTS SC. at northern prices. eth street, between
Broad and GraCe. Jy 24-lm*
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s1E" WHITE TEETH, PERFUMEp BRR,m

AND BEAUTIFUL CoAPLExIoS-Cnn 10 aropir.d hy
using the BALM Qfa thousand Fl0.csTs" Nhat lads
or gentleman would rrmsn under the curse of a a..
THOUSAND FLOWERS As a dentTiilco, would not only
render u sweet but Leave the teeth white as aaha@
yer many persons do nov know their breath is haI
and the subject is de1itr their friends will nny,
mention H. Beware Of c0nuterieits BE -ure each
pot'le - signed FETRIIGE & Co
fof sale ny All Drugypts. New York.
BENNETT. BEERS L FISHER
NH ll--et.d6m Agent. t,r pi,Lr,,rj
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EayGEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 3d. os Main, between oth and 9th
streets Richmond Va my 30-ly
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Hay@ DR.. COONs, LATE OF ST. Louis,
Mo-Ofice and residence ID street, west side be
tween Marshall and Clay streets. NH lS-dbm
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BATES, Baths Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
o'clock A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ, ut the Hair Cuttn. Sh;l-
wing and Shampooing Saloon under the American
Hotel, Entrance on nth street. Single baths p
cents, or ) tickets ST. my
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a.. FOR RENT.-The dwelling house
III on hays street. recently occupied by Mrs. Is
Dell, adjoining MIR. Alex. Motifs residence
Possession 4ren Immediately Apply to
Je E3-3taw6 LANES fJfoNlS In
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ma Nortcy.-THE ANNUAL MEETING

the Stockh,lders Of the TreGAHoa Aye JAxs Ryss
RAILRoAp COMPANY will take place at The Once Il
Dunlop, Moncure & Or, on MONDAY, the nth Of
~ 3i@iswtd O. W. BOYsTBR. sec'y.
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$50 REWARD.-The above re-

~ 'hensiOn of negro man. named JOHN, some
IL. times calling himself Nelson, if taken within
thu, State and twenty dollars taken within this
city or county upon his delivery to the subscriber
Mr.. VIM. Greanor of Richmond. The said negro
ran away from the factory of Mr.. VIM. GreanUr,
appearance, very quick i'll answering when spoken
to- il aboIt feet inches high, quite slim and
very dark in complexion. Ii is supposed he is still
lurking about this city or county and as he has
relations in Fredericksburg and Essex county, he may
be in either of these neghborhOods.
j. S. TRIBE, Evansville,
= Las.AY ntaIntn. W
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pathist offers his professional services TO the eli,
gems of Richmond and its vicinity Once on MAR
street opposite the Exchange Bank, al-o at his
dence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
i EnN
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IMPORTANT TO BLACKSMITHS

| MPOR1ANT III BLACkSMlIHS.-
L Desiring to change my business and residence,
offer my establishment in the town of smithield Idle
of Wight county for rent, with all the Tools &C. at
ached TO it, The Shop is near the wharf In the bu-
FORCES and Office and st0re-rUom for ready made
work attached, u feet square, all brick. The shop
lot is . feet front By 49, deep, and ample for Coal
the Tools are very superior, being selected for my
own convenience, ald rarely seen except in very
/ have good stock of IRON of sizca and qualities
TO suit the business done here.
Also CAST STEEL, for axes, Of which there is
much demand here and Squares varions sizes k1r
ma hinery and other purposes common Steel: Borax
and about 100 bushels OF Richmond and Cumberland
WORK which viii s to tie e 6 1T cas- east i1 1d
work required here is shpwork and Edge Tools. for
which there IL much demand.
MACHINERY. There being a large Cotton Fac
tory at hand. requiring much good forging Horse
Shoelns, and good variety OF farmers work gene
rally.
To an energetic man, very rare opportunity is
mere offered for stepping into good run Of work at
once, from good customers, which 1t would taxa
years 10 acquire under other circumstance poasas
sion can be had Immediately.
also offer my DWELLING which il large and
commodious, together with the other huiIdiny. in
Lot. 30 and part VI r. formerly owned by the late
~ NJ Todd. br sale, lease or rent Possession given
Isl January. or earlier If desired. Terms easy
TOT iuIther Information, address R0 y. BARRETT
suitnnea itr OF wight county, Va, or come and
'ee '0i yooIsel'es. au j-aawlm
NOTHING TO WEAR, NOTHING NEW
T1t,A AF RAANND0kPI's Bookstore and Bindery.
IHiN AND NINE; or. the Step Mothers Reward.
by Flora Neale Of Baltimore: 81 -
WILD NORTHERN SCENES; or sporting Advsr.
lures with the Rifle and the Rod; BY S. ii. Ham
Hyde, Jr,; $l25 W "ohh
bk4 Ut " RETROSPECT part Is. July.
FUCKERS HISTORY OF THE UNITED sr.rpo.
vol. J; ST. ASO oihlES'
LAW; a treatise on the rn,.s
"Hen govern the Interpretation and Application
wick; $3.50 law o'.i' Seds-
hSGLisH CHANCERY REPORTS; vol. a. with
SoTJSe nt ~ 1ehIepences BY y. Howard, Jr.; IS.
~, ,hISd 10 WEAR an Episode of City Life; Soc.
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sssyTRUAAs A. Parker, succ

r. a. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer ],
shingles. MahogSy and Lumber Of every descrig
don Office and ard corner of Cary and 10th sre.
Richmond Va my l9-d6ms
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ESPECIAL DESPATCH.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT-TES PERSONS WOCNp
Pp-CARG SMASHED.

PETERSBURG. August 1.-THE three o'clock train,
going South to-day, the Wilmington ana wei
don Railroad ran off the track into swamp, nine
miles below Goldsboro'.
Eight or ten persons injured, including the
the brakesman and a negro woman, who are dan
gerously injured.
The sufferers were taken to GoldsbOro and Dud-
lev station. where medical aid Wa procured.
The whole train 10 a total wreck.
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WASHINGTON, Aug A heavy rain has been
falling all day. The streets flooded, and the
Potomac is rising. Damage to the growing crops il
anticipated.
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STOP at No. IS Main street, before pur-
- chasing for it Is no use paying extra fer DRY
GOODS. when you can buy them there at and below
cost 800 Paras0ls, AT half price; 200 Black and c.,
lored Nantes to be sold on; Embroideries Of every
descriptlon sheetlngs; Domestic Goods and Towel
lings at New York wholesale prices Rich FIounce
and Dotted Swiss Plain Swiss. Null. Jaconet, Cam.
brio, NainsOok, Check and Striped Muslins, &c, &c
below cost, AT
JACOB A. LEWIS, Is Main street,
n Y
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nse~ REMoyAL-DR. PRACHY, TO THB
Ballard House. " linz
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GAG FAIRFIELD FALL
<ESzsxgSsnr-S<T>A RACES, ls57.-The FALL
< o. RACES at the FAIRFIELD
mence on the LIST TUESDAY in october.
FIRST DAY-Cot Stake 800 entrance; SO for
felt with the following subscribers:
Calvin Green enters b. C. by Revenue, dam by
Trustee.
Bowie & Hall enter b c. Codlington by Prince
George, dam by hargraye.
Jas. Talley enters : by Tally-Ho, ont of Priam
mare.
SECOND DAY-W sDAY,--Proprietor
Purse 800; two mile heats.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.-Joc Club Purse
$40; three mile heats.
FOURTH DAI.-Sweepstake Colts and Files
years old 500 subscription; 800 forfeit; two mile
heatselosed on the lst day Of July with the follow
inK subscribers:
q. p. Hare names Watson's colt.
Bowie & Hall name &. Bride, by Prince George
dam By Trustee.
James Talley names Humming Bird D. TaAy-IIo
VIM. III. Gibbons names Glencoe filey.
b. Mcdaniel NAMES j. NJ. Bolts Revenue hlley
n. {. EGGLESTON
au 5-laW4w prODretor
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DAILY DISPATCH.
The PriYnteer QuestIon.

Persons going to the Springs, can have the DIs
r.rcu sent TO them for any length Of time they may
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ARRIVAL OF FILLIBrsTEEs.

New YORK, Aug. 4.-The steam frigste Roanoke
arrived to-day with over 200 Of Walkers men. - of
whom sent to the hospital Immediately on
landing. George ". Turner, one of the number on
board, died on the passage.
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Vim. Taylor, of Spriug Garden, Prince Georg,
county, Va. lost his ice houses on Sunday mornin.
by fire.
Andrew Banks was stabbed and killed at Ashc.
Vile, n c., on Tuesday Of last week, in an affray
with Reuben Edwards.
Rev. r. p. Bib, of the North Carolina Confer.
once, died in Pittsboro, \. c., on Saturday last
The machinery of the new t. :. steam frigat
Colorado has been tried at Norfolk, and found t.
work admirably.
Jno. 7. Henry, Young man of respectable faini-
ly in Henderson county, n. c., was killed on tn
24th, by free negro, who stabbed him in a fight.
Leonidas and Lycurgus pitchlynn, sestenced to
the pententiary, by the L. 8. Court of Arkansas
for an assault, have been pardohed by the Presi-
dent
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ERESH SUMNER BOOKS.

MARRIED or Single BY Miss Cetharne VI. Sold
wick, author of Hope Leslie j." The LinwoOds'
Means and Endr,' Live and Let Live &c, &C.
. vols, limo. muslin, 9l.7j
VIRGINIA illustrated containing a Visit to the
Nirginian Canaan. and the Adventures Of Porte
Crayon and hi- Cousins Illustrated from Draw
ings, by Porte Crayon; SvU muslin, $50. Hal
calf antique $50; half calf extra gilt, 81.
THE Athelinxs or the Three Gftss;, By Mrs. oil
plant. author Of Tho Days of My Life" Katie
Stewart" The Quiet Heart &c svo; paper 4
cents
l2mo; paper % cents; muslin IS cents.
THE Romany Rye: A Sequel to "Lavengro." By
,,,, Geo Re Rorro w, 1y9; paper 70 cents
author OF The Old House by the River" and
Later Years Illustrated l2rno; muslin 81 .25.
Prime, author Of The Old House bv the River.
and Later Years" illustrations. limo; muslin
LR0N0RA D0rco; Novel. By G. PR. james
Esq, author Of THE Old Dominion" "Ticonde-
roga, Agnes Sorrel," "A Life Of Nicissitudes,
&C. &c. Syo.; paper - cts.
THE Fortunes Of Glencore: A Novel. BY Chas. Le-
NOTHING New; Tales; embracing Lord Erlisto A.
Alwyn's First Wife. VI. Anastasius, The Water
Cure, The Last House in c. street A Family
in Love, Low Marriage. The Double House
Olive" "The ogiiviez," The Head of the Fam
lily" "Agatha's Husband &c. 8yo; paper ~
RANDOM Sketches and Notes of European Travel
in lS56. BY Rev. John L. Edwards, 4. III. limo;
muslin 81.
LIE DdSn Vi NY Lie An AuIpblORTdpny. ny VIC
author OF Margaret Maitland "Lilliesleaf
&c, &c. l2mo; muslin, - cents.
ISABEL; or The Young Wife and Old Love. BY Jno.
Cordi JeaifresOn, author OF Grove Ri3o," &c.
l2mo; muslin, - cents.
HANSFORD. BY st. George Tucker, Esq: Sl.25-
This IL book every person should read; it Is
equal to Alone or The Hidden Path"
THE 1ieires6 OF Greenhurnt. By Mrs. Ann s. Ste
phens, author Of Fashion and Famine. sl.2J.
RICHMOND in ByGons Days. BY Samuel Morlecai
EDWARDS Travels in Europe 81.
ERNEST Linwood. By Mrs. Hentz ST.
ALL the Magazines for August.
The above, with great variety of other Books are
to be had at GEO. VI. VESTS
Book and Stationery Store,
Nos. 5 and 6 Exchange Place,
doors below the Post ONCE.
\. B.-"M0SSSIDE'' By Marion HaTland an.
thor Of Alone" and The Hidden Path" is in press
and will be ready by the 10Th August Orders ad-
dressed toGEO. u. WET will he properly attended
to. Sit
SMALL FARM FOR SALE-For sale
~ privately. my small Farm known as the Little
Store precinct first district, Goochand, containing
65 or 20 acres Immediately the three Chopped road
Is miles above Ric hnIOnd The above place il an
excellent stand for business. There be fifty dol
lars made at every election Uncomfortable dwell
ling house with tiye rooms sorehOuse and all other
necessary out buildings we'll Of excellent water in
the yard, good neghborhood, three churches within
miles Of the place, and ID one of the hrathiest
places in the county. ] will sell a bargain in the
above place. Information may be had ofmy brother,
Samuel 5. COtrell. in regard tosthe above place
7. S.-The above place il under good fence.
MILTON :. COTRELL,
au st Little Store, GUochland county, Va.
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The RAINS AT TIE SoUTH.-The Columbia, Z. C.
Times of Monday, notices heavy rains there Friday
and Sunday. On Friday, at Macon, Ga, heavy
rain occurred. Several small dwelling houses and
stables were washed away and tho culverts on the
streets, and the railroad tracks seriously damaged
The South Western Road was considerably injured
about six miles below Macon.
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THE SPRIYGs.-Thero are about 200 visitors at the
Old Sweet-l3O at the Salt-l20 at the Red-and 10
SO at the Blue. The Salt and Sweet are rapidly
filling nm
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TIE TEETH.-There few articles more satisfac-
tory for cleaning the teeth and gums and perfuminS
the BREATH than FoNTAISE's CREAM OF WILD Flow
ERS. A package Used for this will last for years.
AsSold by all druggists.
+. G. FONT4INE 4 Co,
an 1T 305 BROADWAY n Y
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BARN BUR Nr.-On Saturday morning last, til,
barn of Lee Wells, Esq. near Chesterfield c. H..
was burned by an incendiary, with his oat crop
and some harness. The tracks of horse wer.
traced 10 the house of Jno. BrittOn, who was ar
rasted rs the nernetratnr Of the decd
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STATE OF THE ONO RIVER.
IEANY RAIN AT WASHINGTON.

WHEELING, Va, Aug. 4.-The river has feet Of
water, and is rising slowly.
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III. TO " Il PHOTOGRAPHS .-IOl
and see them. Come aud rt for one and if you 10
not like ii, you need not pay for IL; thai H. the
plan that Pow ERs has adUpted-NoT sArlsYIED, No
CHARGKIs MADE
POWERS still continues To- take his inmtablo INPs.
RIAL AHBROIYPEH for 20 GENTS.
Life size PHOTOGRAPHS from old Dagucrreotypps
coloret in oil. at low pTicez. Isl Main sweet
Jy 3l-it+
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A MEXICAN HOTEL.
Il RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House
ALEXANDER DUVAL Proprietor

The undersigned having taken this Hotel, respect
fully announces the fact to his friends and the pub
lie, and sOllcts their patronage. He has removed his
family 10 the Hotel and WILL from this day, give hi.
personal and undivided attention 10 the business and
hopes to give satisfaction TO all who may patronse
the house. His.ables supplied with all the deli
cacies of the season, and will always he furnished
with the best OF everything that the market can
supply.
Good and capable servants have been selected, and
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
tiCular attention.
an SIS ALEX. DUVAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-05
The Richmond Dispatch.
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