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HTEAM COMMUNICATION WITH EURoPE-A number
ol gentlemen at Old Point including Gen. Green OF
texas, lion. Francis Mallory, Thos. q. Broughton,
ST. ana A. Ill. Leonard Of Norfolk. Alex Dudley OF
hlnS ana Queen, and Rd. G. Morris and Jos r. An
uefson OF Richmond, have, committee appoint
Cd Tor The purpose, recommended a convention at
that place on the 10th and Both inss to call public
attention to the scheme of Hon. A. Dudley Mann
for a line of Southern steamers to Europe. Gov.
Wise, Ex,Gos. Floyd and other distinguished per
sons are expected to he present
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FROM MEXICO.

NEw oaLEASs, July 13.-The steamer Texas; from
Vera Cruz, ON the 7th inst, with City Of Mexico
dates to the Sd, has arrived.
The local elections were generally favorable TO
the Government.
The papers are filled with discussions about
Santa Anna and his projects.
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sSgs FIowHRs--Just re,

EGy7 FLowBRs.--Just received a most
beautiful assortment OF tine WRENCH FLOWERS 10
which We invite the attention of oar customers.
Also. on hand sicc supply ot Ribbons, PRINCES.
Trimmings. and Fancy Dress BattOns, suitable fOr
the season at low prices.
We closing out the balance II our stock Of Par
asols at cost. LADIES BAZAAR,
my 2I-6W@ No. e04 Bruld st
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BY TELEGRAPH.

New YosE, July lS.-Flour depressed: Southern
ST14g74O, Wheat heavy, and nominally two cents
lower. Corn heavy and dcclmed two cents: Mixed
SIC. Stocks dull.
BMrIxoRa July l3.-Flour heavy at sTa. Wheat
Sales of 200 bushels old and uew White at 81 Red
CENTS
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ms. FRESH FRrrTs All TIM

Eay> FRESH FRUITS ALI TIM YnAR.-
ARTHUR's PATENT A1R-rISdIT sELP-aBALIy0
CANS AND JARS, for preservShg fresh Fruits, To-
Tor putting up Fruit accompany The Cans ami Jsrs)
For sale wholesale and retail vt the Houss Furnish
ing and Notion Estabshnsent No. 80 Main street b.
Je 25-Im Il. WAkRHN.
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AA-P. Ii. AYLBTT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held in this city Of Ricb
mond and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield, Henrico, Hanover and King
William counties.
E5-Otice over the store of P. Johnston Brother
IN o. us Main street ~ I-6la
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| vannah %; Mobile, 49, and New Orleans. 10Y,
The postmaster of Alexandria Va, returns To the
general post-ofce his accounts for the second quar-.
ter Of 1857, which show the yield of that office to
have been 1882 50.
The British Consulate at Philadelphia, made va
cant by the dismissal of Mr. Mathew is said to la We
been filled by the appointment Of MIR A. c. Kart
wright viceconsul in New Granada.
Governor Willard, of Indiana, will address the
literary societies of Hamilton College, New York
July 10TH
The capitol Of South Carolina, being erected at Co
lumbia is to cost S20000O and is spure white
marble.
Beverly Tucker, late editor of the Washington
Sentinel has been offered, it is stated. rst-Class
consulate, probably London or Liverpool
Ex-President Tyler and family en-route for New
YORK, were serenaded In Portsmouth, Va, on Fri
day evening.
Professor GiIispie of Union College, has received
the degree of LII. D. from the University of Nash.
yille Tennessee.
Patrick smyth, Esq, president of the Chicago
board OF underwriters died in that city on the 9th
July.
On Wednesday last 600 L. s. dragons, under
Capt. duncan, from Calisle Pa, bound for the Utah
passed through st. Louis
Mr.. Brooks, who was member Of the I4th Con
8ress died i'll Livingston county, New York. last
week.
Vessels still find it very difficult TO ship crews at
New York without advance pay.
DIR. Alexander Erskine, an esteemed citizen OF
huntsville, Ala, died on Sunday.
Ex-President Tyler and family left Portsmouth.
Va, Saturday, for New York.
The election for Judge of the Abingdon di,tric+
Va, takes place on the Sd inst.
Col. John Riland we'll known citizen Of Homes.
borough, Tenn, and sheriff of the county died sud
denly on the Sd inst
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nB~ Dr.. COOKS, LArB or ST.. Louis,
Mo Office ana residence on W street. west sids be-
tweau Marshall aud Ciay gtreAts. Enh 1a-~1zn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HeDrdEoRGE b. GTgrL. Dentist, Office
and residence No 25i On MAN, between ssh and nh
streets, Richmond, Va. my J-fy
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oSTGoNERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRiNGs-A tele-
graph dispatch from these springs dated yesterday
states that visitors were rapidly coming in-that
the buildings and ground were in beautiful order
mat the telegraph was in operation and the season
fairly and prosperously set in
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MONUMENT 10 ATSIsrER.-A monument. purchas
ed by the citizens of Portsmouth Va to be erected
over the grave Of Rev Francis Deyin pastor of IN.
Catholic Church there, was put up on Friday. Thi.
heroic minister fell victim TO the pestlIsnce nj
1855, aud Inscriptions perpetuating the fact. are
engraved Oh the stone The monument cost s11oo
and is ~ feet high
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RSA- To MIR. +. BAKsR.-Dear Sir: In
justice TO yourself and persons who may be similarly
afflicted permit me to cite instance OF the remark
able qualities OF Jour PRRAIUH BITTsRs. ! had
never used them until recently. but my vito havin
~ stomach, for the past ten twelve years, used
every means III my power to restore hor 10 health.
She was under the constant treatment of i've iii
able physicians, but 10 relief could be had. then
several certificates of tho renrkabl made
by your BIT | persuaded my wife u try them,
she did and in little time she began to
pidly. Not only her nervous affection and dlsordeTed
stomach were removed. but her general health IL
better now than il has been for many years. l am
now usin9, and shall always continue to use your
BfTTgRs. | write this in Justice TO yourself and for
the benefit of others who similarly afflicted.
Your obdt sy't, THOMAS VI. MONTAGUE.
Richmond June q, 1857.
These BIrTERs be had of all the principal Drug
Sists in this city and elsewhere in this State JyS
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PREcocious-Butfalo n. Y. youth are precocious.
one OF them--a boy OF eleven years-is now under
arrest For an assault on little girl with intent to
commit rape! The Republic says that the Young
Villain Is not qnite a yard high and was arrested
Win MS dinner basket and bunch of yiolets.
winch lac had brought into court with him He
was committed 10 ial "
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nA- J. r. GARpSsR, NJ. D., Hsmeopa-
the physicisn. Riehnond, Va Once 81 0svgass
street, near this Richmond Hsuss. Jyk-dzn
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RIoTTNG AT sEGUINRs POINT. \. Y.-POLICE

RIOTING AT sEGUINRS POINT. n. Y.-P0LICEr
DISTURBANCES SNEN fORh-
New YORK, July 13-0n Saturday night, the quar-
antne buildings ut Seguiue Point below, were at
tackled By Il mob. Fire arms were used, and after
an engageLIent of half an hour, the mob were de-
fsated One policeman was killed
In the I7th ward in the city, riot between Irish
and Germans took place one Of the latter being
killed aud policeman fatally wounded.
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nT-CaxcERs AND TuMons Ccnsp WIFE.

OCT CurTrso.-nR. VI. KAHN. lats Of PaLladelphLa,
respectfully offers his services 20 the citizens and ths
public generally, for the curs vi Cancers, TlIaozy
houida. Botches, and all diseases Of the akin. Hs
can also cure Score. Diseases.
He can be found AZ his sfiics at the Clifton Honss
from 10 A. ". to6P.M.
Recommendations can be seen On application.
Ia iA-d2rnA
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a- NoTICB.-The Hair Dressing Sha-
wing. Shampooin2 and Bathing Saloon, (uador the
is open aud We invite the citizens ana strnE go<s
10 give us IA call.
Y. Blot Cold and shower Baths can BE- had
daily from O'Clock A VI. TO Ipf. NJ
ap b-d6ln HOBSON MORTON
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R6TRuMAs A. PARKER, successor to
4. 4 O. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer In
Shingles. Mahogany and Lumber Of every drscria-
ton OMes and yard corner u CARY and 18th streets.
Richmond, Va. myis-ismS
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BJ-IT Is NOT GENERALLY CONCEDED that Liver Com
plant or derauged state of the Liver Is the cause
of most of the summer and bowel complaints that
visit US during this season Of the year.
Yet Of first PHI sicians consider the Lirsr
the principal cause Of these diseases or in other
words when 1t Performs its functions properly il
abes the system to resist throw OFF diseases the
stomach and bowels, and where they are deranged
the sureSt to the Liver of its disease and
cause it to perform its proper functions. There is
nothing in the world that 40 quickly stimulates the
Liver proper performance of its functions Dr.
SANF0RD's LIVER ISvIGoRAToR which almost instant
ly checks DarrhGr Dysentery, or any complaints Of
the bowels
The InVigorator acts as gentle cathartic, yet il
checks all loose Of the bowels from the time it is
taken till the regular operation of the medicine some
eighteen hours after, when the Cause of the com
plant is removed, the liver is nyigorated and health
soon follows. The lnyiBorator may be taken with
perfect safety in all cases of ysentery il has been
tried and used for years for such complaints by q
largely practicing ply sician:
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER and ADIE 4
GRAY. Agents for Richmond. jy l-d&c2w
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PIYFsBUR1, July 1.-THE jury, this evening, rem
dered verdict Of guilty of murder in the first
degree against Charlotte Jones, Henry Fite, and
Monroe Stewart. who were implicated in the muir
der of the Wilson family at Mckeesp0rt, Pa.
The trial lasted eleven days aud produced an in
tenha interest in thu community.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

New York, July 13.-Thc rioting was renevsd TO-
day in the 18th ward and proved of a serious char
acter mob of Irish and Germans attacked the
police with ire arms and missiles, and drove them
of Another detachment Of 100 policemen we're
sent to tho scene of the riot accompanied by body
Of military, who quelle1 the conflict.
Tho riot was prelneditated, but was not intended
TO take place until tonight.
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n@- PROTECTION BUILDING Fund CON-
pAyY-An adjourned meeting of tho Company will
be held THIS (TU ESDAY) EVENING. at their room.
at O'Clock Members are particularly requested to
be in attendance az the last months receipts will be
disposed of az also other matters Of interest.
jy l4-lt E..P. TOW NSRSD, Seer.
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asA.. THE next regular monthly meeting

tt~VVNFN
Of the RICHMOND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION will be held at thsr Hall in Goidins
Building, On THIS CTUESDAY) EVENING, at
O'Clock.
The following resolution which was laid On the Ia
bic at the last meeting, will be taken UP:
Resolved That the resolution in regard ~ the 9Th
section of the ID article of the Constitution having
been adopted not in accordance with the Constitution
1T an adjourned annual meeting. on the 10Th day Of
May 1870 be AMI the same is hereby repealed
An Essay will be read by Dr.. JONI y. I4fTTLs
jy n-lt A. U. MAYO, rec. Sec'y.
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jyiiit

ESyAUcTIog NoTIcE.-The attention of
teamstars and traders in general 10 solicited to the
Trustees sale Of Horses, Omnibuses, Baggage Wagon
Carr between 18th and nth streets this ESDAYJ
morninx commencing at 10 o'clock
See advertisement. LAkCS SHINE,
iY Hit Aucttuneers
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STEAMER COMING UP.
MURDER TRIAL-YERDICT OF GUILTY RES
DERHD

New YORK. July ia steamer supposed TO bc
the City Of Washington, is now coming up the Bay
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Rl-To MERCHANTS. MECHANICS AND OrHERs-Ner-
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILIrHEADS BILLS OF LADISG, POST
Frs &c, &c, printed, are invited to call at our OK
tensive Job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety oftype embracing all the latest styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be e1-
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style.
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de-
scripti0n Of Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DIsPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner OF Main and 18th
streets where be seen some of the finest speci-
mems of printing ever executed in this country.
JS0. b. HAMMERSLKY g. CO
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.-DON'T
~ LOSE THE CHANCE OF GETTING S0MB OF
THE CHEAP GOODS AT LEWIS, Is MAIN FIT
Gents Shirt Bosom. at only 10 cents; setts Cellars
ond sleeves at - cents worth g; drHss Linen Hand
kerchits at l2s cents, worth 317s CENTS Lubns b.st
Solid Color Mou-ns at 375z cents; Embroidered
Bands ior q cents the pair; MASTLkS AND PAR
AsOLS IN EVERY VARIETY; materials for Man
ties; Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes; Pocket Dress
fine buck Tuck aud Pun Combs, with 100 other nov.
elites at half price.
The place is }. A. LEWIS Closing out Store
z Main M IT ia p x hite
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PRESENTATION OF PLtrE.-The citizens of South.
amPton England, have presentrda service of silver
plate to Capt. Higgins Of Norfolk, Va on the occa-
sion of his Withdrawing from the command of the
American steamship Herman, of which he had
been captain for five years
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

=
Port Of Richmond, July 13-H,gh Water ~ O'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvldere. Keen. Baltimore, Indas.. Lud-
lam & Watson
schr. Planet Mars, Geoshe.an, Clairmouut. lum-
Der.
Schr. Providence, Mothcrsaid Clsirmount, lumber,
JnO. A. Belvin.
Schr. seaman La,nk, Charleston, lumber. Whitlock
( Son.
PASSENGERS PR STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH.
Master, from View York:
" ) Ryland, w Shamburger. " Levi, Mar
SHALL g Hassell, Hanks, q Bennett, Mr. HUNT. I
Martin, Ii : Parsons, ii Bates, A P Brainard, } X
Ilks Miss Il Holmes, 5 Leathers, Mrs X jacobson
and child, l. L Shreve and lady. j Sh0twell and
lady, Bishop and lady, } Cropper and lady, hi1S
Atkinson, Mrs " Seabury and daughter, = I9-
masis and lsdy, Koran and lady, NJ French, Miss
French, A Browne Jno IL Tyler J h Crowley, Il
Powers, NJ SpelInan; aud 81 III Storage.
Also from Norfolk
q Deyerbach, B Barron and servant, W Blow
and servant, } Se4iywick and servant ID Sullivan,
Ii Grigsby, Mr. jacobs, ohm Mctill, ranna gan,
Johnston, IL Dance, Hardy lady and servant.
Sunday morning, O'Clock, eXchns Sed signals with
steamship Roanoke, to New York.
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The Richmond Dispatch.
DAILY. sEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY

The urgent solicitations of number of friends
have Induced Inc 10 publish
SEMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH
It will appear about thu 81 July next will be printed
with new type will contain twenty eight columns Of
reading matter, and in size and proportions will re-
4emble the Weekly Dispatch. Tho subscription will
be only
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE!
1t will contain all tire news Of the day-Politcal,
Domestic, Foreign, Miscellaneous and Commercial
together with Editorials and entertaining Literature
Especial attention will be paid to the markets which
will be regularly and accurately reported. 1t will he
indeed NEW SPAPER in the most comprehensive
sense: presenting ineligible narratives of every
thing that tranapres. and communicating promptly
aud succinctly all kinds Of information appropriate
10 the Newspaper
There only Semi-weckly mails in many parts
of the State aud this semweakly edition of the Dis
patch meets the wants of the people supplied by
those mails.
Every branch Of the paper is entrusted to capable
gentlemen aud the Daily and Weekly Dispatch are
examples Of tho enterprise with which it will Do SUE
tanned.
Those who want the sBMI-wEEKLY DISPATCH
will please send in their orders at once that their
subscriptions may begin with the first number. Ad-
dress the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual rate-
and Il. the Semi W eekly edition will no doubt be
widely circulated it will be advantageous medium
for communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the Weekly, we'll "a the
Semi-Weekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly I'M
proved, and the three papers will be sent to sub
scribers at the following
LOW RATES:
Daily Di1patch.......................Ap per annum.
semi-Weekly Dispatch 81 per annum.
Weekly Dispatch. ...................Sl per annum.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
There arc no cheaper journals In the Union, and
neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
them among the best newspapers of the oty.
J. A COWARDIN.
psA-TYLgR & Co.'S extensive Portrait Gallery is at
1872 Main street.
Ga-TYLKR & Co.'S extensive Portrait Gallery is at
1879 Main street.
HaYTfLER Co. take four hundred likenesSes daily.
p4~TYLER & Co employ twenty talented artists
pA.TYLER & Co. take the finest OF hkoneSses for 80
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otton il looking rather badly.

GEN. WALKERS Future PLaNs--Gcn. Walker, Of
Nicaragua, stated i'll conversation i'll Augusta, Ga.
that it was his fixed determination to persevere in
the cause III which he Is embarked; and expressed
his confident hope that he would be enabled to re-
turn to Nicaragua, within the next two months
NTH The 9ood aeW CfAe administration at Washing
ton, ami with men and money sufficient Y triumph
ant 10 succeed in rc-cstablishing his authority
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b.ly""WOODLAND CRaAM."-

ENp3 OODLAND NNHAN. a Fomhue
for Identifying the hair-hiKhly acknowledgements
u any French article imported, aud for half tia
price. kor dressing Lades Hair II has equal
giving it bright glO-sy appearance 1t CAUSES Gen
tlemNns hair To curl in the meet natural manner IL
removes dsndruh. always giving the Hair tho sp
pearanco OF being frssh ,iiampooed. Price only Hry
cents. None genuine unless signed
EzTRIDGE Co, PrOprietors Of the
Balm Of a Thousand Flowers"
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nR-RsMovAL-DE. PsAcHY, re rHB
Ballard House - jy Zine
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pINATNHs.
0&O. W. CLUTTER, ESQ,
Auditor Public Accounts,
THOMAS IL FILLS, Esq,
President james River and Kama wha Company.
TIIOS Z. AUGUST, ESQ.,
Attorney at Law.
WN. G. PAINE, ESQ,
(Kent Paine 4 Co, Merchants
JOHN BAGBI, Esq,
Farmer, King { Queen Co, Va.
REV. CHAS. II. READ,
Pastor United Presby terrain Church.
Rav JAMES b. TAYLOR
Corresponding Sec'y southern Baptist Convention.
A & @PE F1hENls Y p N.s,,,, E.amiuor.
JAS. II. CONWAY. VI. D..
CHAS. WORKMAN, Local Agent.
CHAS. +. WORKMAN.
Goaeral Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
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ReSya The EFFECTS OF TAKING CHEAP
PIcTURKs Pow Frs takes the best of ANHElTYPss
for 80 cents each thereby gaining for himself world
wide reputation aud plenty ul business md oi course
plenty of money.
AMBRoIYPEs can DO made for onehalf the cost Of
tho old daguerreotype, and every body IN Richmond
knows that the best Of Dasuerreutycs can be had IN
New York at Is cents then do not be humbueged by
high priced ctures, but 20 to POW ERs and get ohs
of his worldreDowned imperial Ambrotypes, lor 80
cents. over Maurice's sh0o store, Isl Main ST.
Y LIE
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Newspaper Change-Seizure of IA Sla-
ver-Water Melons and Peaches.
fCoRRE3PoYpEScE OF THH RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.


SAVANNAH, July 10, 1857.
received, this morning, my daily visitor, but 20
much improved in appearance that | scarcely re-
cogni2ed it. Success to it, say; and may every
year bring the necessity Of still further enlarge
ment.
The Georgian has been bought by A. X. Lamar
Esq, who formerly one of its editors and il Is
re-issued on Il firm and solid basis Mr.. La
mar is quite young man, but has already taken
his position in the literary world MIR. Mahany.
formerly of the Petersburg Express, and aterly Of
the Georgian and Journals connected with the To-
cal department. The name of the new issue is The
Savannah Georgian
Hon. Il. II. Hill is the nominee Of the American
party, which is now in session in Milledgevlle for
Governor.
The bark L. A. Rawlins Grant, MASTER from New
York. was taken in tow yesterday by our govern
ment authorities a SLAYER. We understand she
has been fitting out az SLAYER, and has not been
over cautious and therefore, she was bounced upon
Her cargo is to be discharged, and if she is all cor
rect, she will be allowed TO proceed
Times are rather dull. Freights are very low
Very little wheat is coming down as yet.
/ noticed, this morning, a lot Of water melons
going on board the steamer for New York. | have
seen some few peaches III the last week, but they
were very small.
Cotton il looking rather badly. EIGyETTy
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CATTLE DYING.-lsaac W. Powall, on Jersey
Mountain. Berkeley county Va, has lost several
head ofcattle, within few weeks past, from that
destructive disease to cattle, the bloody murrain.-
Mr. Theodore Harrison and Mr.. Stickley, near
Kldgevie, in the same county, have also lost sey.
eral head Of cattle recently from the same disease
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REta- Knowles & WALFORD. II have re-
turned to my former business conns1ion with Dir. D.
W KNOWLES, aud will be pleased ~ $40 my friends
again ut Stationers' Hall" No. u Pearl II.
We sell BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
We sell ItERRINGS FlRE-PROOF SAFES.
We sell MARBLElZkD IRON MASTLES.
We insure Oh lives Of white persons.
We insure on lives of slaves, to4 years.
iys-2w +. l.. u. WAIFORD.
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aA. VIZ are requested by Dir. LEWIS
WEBB state that no has cred tho Coupons lost
by him the 10Th june. Iy h-ltt
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ITO HAND THIS DAY.-A large ship

ITO HAND THIS DAY.-A large ship
Il ment of Summer Goods. OF good and entirely new
styles, 10 which invite attention. We have lust
received some new RaglaDs ada pied to the season
and we offering Inducements to purchaser
10 all in want Of
SUMNER CLOTHING
we address ourselves, and think By examining our
stock, customers will find quality and appearance
sufficient to please.
ECONOMICAL PURCHASES
may be made At lls Main street II everything per
tanning 10 geuts wear both for (dres= and business
purposes. Fashion and comfort are both consulted
In the selection and manufacture of our goods.
GRUSI0hG & TrPNAS
" Main.
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Mr.. CRAwFoRD.-The Liverpool Mercury. Of the
9th of June, says: Letters from Rome announce
that the studio OF Crawford the celebrated Ameri-
sculptor isnow entirely closed and that There is
kttle or no hope Of his recovering the of his
eyesight OK even OF being enabled to finish the very
little that is required to complete his monument OF
Washington, which was last year cast in the royal
foundry at Munich.