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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

CAPTURE OF ISK-PA-DU-rAs B4ND.-The Commits
sioncr of Indian Affairs has received from MIR. j.
W. Cullen, the Superintendent of the Northwest
ern agency in Minnesota, intelligence that lnk-pa-
duta and his band had been delivered up to JUS
tice. The Yanktons say they anxious to make
treaty with the United States.
The body of Jarboe, the missing New York po-
liceman was washed ashore at Fort Hamilton last
Friday.
The oil painting of Jacob Hays. formerly renOun-
ed as the thief-taker of New York, sold at auc
ton Wednesday, to satisfy two judgments against
that city. IL brought $3.50
General Walker is stated to be making some pro-
gress in collecting funds at the South for another
Nicaraguan expedition, but not TO the extent anti
Cipated by his friends.
Hon. Carroll Spence. present Minister to Turkey,
will spend the next winter in the Italian States
deyOting his time TO the completion of his history
of the Danuban Priucpalities.
The Loudoun Va Agricultural Society have pur-
chased II lot, and decided TO hold Fair and Cattle
Show this Fall.
Thackcray is about writing new novel, "The
Nirgnan.' Another visit of this distinguished
author TO the United States, at distant day, is
spoken of.
Mrs Cunningham removed from her late
residence in Bond street. New York, to the Tenlbs
on Thursday.
The yacht race. which was to come off at New
Bedford, Mass. Thursday. excited much interest
The squadron numbered u yachts, including some
of the best afloat.
The infant which figured in Mrs Cunningham's
recent exploit, is now on exhibition at the Amer-
can Museum New York.
Schoharic New York; paper mentions the no.
vel fact that in consequence of the great want Of
help among the farmers of that county able bodied
females are receiving dollar day for assisting in
harvest.
Mrs. Catharine Philip, aged about fifty years of
West Client Columbia county, \. Y. while subject
to mental alteration. cut her throat with razor
on Tuesday. 1t is thought that the wound will
prove fatal.
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kaEn GREAT RUSH FOR PoRTER's SRI

RIr OF THIS wEEK-It has full accounts Of the GOOD
WOOD RACES in England, with an EXTRA con
tanning Illustrations of PRIOR. PROGRESS, LIZ
COMTE and BLINK BoNNY, and q diogram Of the
a copy ONLY CENTS. Also, TIE FAMILY
HERALD, NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, and
LESLIES ILLUSTRATEDNE NEWS with All the par
ticulars oi the CUNNINGHAM BABY FARCE. and
nil the papers for this week ready this day At TIL
News Depot of H. r. JAQUfS Cp-
au l5--lt% No. l2l Broad street.
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nEPowER's IMPERIAL AmBRorYPEs.

Talk about hot weather keeping people from having
their illnesses taken, NoNSRSE, ALL CANNON. II
you should happen to stop in Mt POW ER'S GALLERY.
you would think that it the White Sulphur
Springs from the immense crowd that yon would
see there Why hot wea Their is the time to have your
likenesses taken. the light ia god. your complexion
is better and above all the price is less than in cold
weather pow ER'S takes PHOTOGRAPHS for Oh
DOLLAR and IMPERIAL AMBRoTYPEs for 30 CENTS. III
Main street an l5-ltT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

TIE LATE SENATOR RusK-The news of the death
Of Gen. Rusk created profound sensation through
out Texas, and the newspapers were clad in mourn
ing for the event 1t appears from late account,
that he WAS not killed instantly but fingered for
short time, though doubtless in an uncaascon,
condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

Destructive FRE IN CHARLES CITY-We learn that
on Wednesday night last, barn. owned by Mr.. j.
2. Royal. in Charles City county, Va, was destroy
ed by fire. with its contents including 1000 bush
els of wheat and 300 barrels of corn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE jury in the cleo
ton riot retired at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon, and still out. with little prospect of find
ing a verdict. The court has adjourned over until
Monday
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nen- NorrcE.-The Hair Dressing, Shs

wing Shampooing and Bathing Saloon (un,ier the
Ballard House has been Handsomely fitted up, and
is now OPEN ami invite the citizens and strangers
To give W. n call.
n Blot Cold and Shower Baths can BE- had
an dam H0BSON & MORTON
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ALEX. DAVIDSON.

MoNp-Counoisscurs lovers of the fine Arts, and the
public generally are respectfully invited by the SUE.
scriher to ace his large picture in OIL Of the city OF
Richmond Mt his studio, No. 229 Main street, imme-
diately above eth street. o.
LIZ n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

MARROW ESCAPE FROM IsJuRY.-During the alarm
OF IRE last night, Of the reels of No Company
ran against buggy, at the corner of Main and 18th
streets, upsetting the vehicle and throwing the
occupants, lady and gentleman. Fortunately,
they received but slight injuries
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

HE NORFOLK iiEsalD.--1he sixty-third anniver
ssry OF the Norfolk Herald occurred on Thursday,
the nrst number having been issued on the 18th
OF August 1894. The editors avail themselves of
the occasion to express their gratitude to kind
Providence and liberal public which have sus
tanned the paper till the present hour, and given
IL u vitality which has yet known no symptom of
dscay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

az The papers yesterday announced the death
OF BEVERLY BLAIR, al old citizen, and in former
years prominent merchant Of Richmond, of the
firm Of "AnderSoH, Blair d anderson" We knew
him we'll, and We knew him to be an upright mer-
chant, and an honest, generous and benevolent gen
tleman. He had seen both prosperity and adyer
sity, and preserved a good uame throughout his
life. lie enjoyed the esteem OF his fellow citizens
to the day of his death.
lie was buried yesterday with military honors,
having been one of the oldest members of the r. L
I HIups
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RailrOafi LAW.

II has been laid down as n rule of law, by the
New York Court Of Appeals that an individual, on
approaching railroad track is bound to look if II
train is approaching 1t holds that railroads are
among the best improvements of the great age OF
progress and their permanent affairs are not 10 be
postponed to the concerns of individuals. 1t holds
no one has right to cross railroad track without
FIRST taking every precaution for safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

CHINESE SUGAR CAsE.-fhe cultivation of the
Chinese sugar cane has been thoroughly tested in
bastrop county, Texas, and has withstood IN.
a'oosnt sstonishingy While corn has failed 10
grow IN the same field, the plant has grown to the
height Of six and eight feet
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nen- DR. LoHN b. WALruALL. fHomuo-

pathlstJ offers his professional services the eiti.
Zens OF Richmond ami it, vicinity. Uftics at his
Sldenee on Leigh street, two doors FROM 9Th.
Je l-l2mf
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Practices in all the Courts held IN the city Of Rich
mond. and attends regularity the County and Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield, Henrico. Hanover and King
illiam Counii-~.
S'Jifcc over the store OF p. Johnston Brother.
No, rs Main street. ~ i-Hm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

HI- WHITE AND DELICATE HAND is the first attri-
butte of beauty and civilization. single application
Of FosTAINE's CREAM OF Wild FLOWERS will convince
anybody that it renders the - in SOFT white delicate
and lair. sold by all Druggists au lot
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Sibbett mrs Catharine
Shelton mrs Elmira
Smith miss Isavinia
Stephens miss Va
Smith miss Mary Ann
Stars miss Elizabeth
Singleton miss Ann
Thompson miss c VI
Triplett miss Bette
Tomlin miss B-ttie
Tyler miss Arabella
Taylor Miss Anna A
Taylor miss Anna
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Sss" RUSSELL i JOHNSON, Manufac-
turer. Of CEN TIRE PIECES, CoRNICE ORN A.
MkNCS, &c, al northern prices, eth street between
Broad and Trace. IN 2t-imA
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MARRIED.
= -
DIED,

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Renben sorni 'si
GEORGE W. TAYLOR 60 Mis- MARf H. bffe'
81 Petersburg papers pleate copy.
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RS TELEGRAPH,

KNOXVILLE Tenn, Aug. II, ls57.-The Business
Committee to-day reported Oh the following sub
jects:
Against free trade and direct taxation;
Against the South receiving goods coming from
those states not UNFOLDING the fugitive slave law :
Against the discrimination of Government III Ia
vor of foreign mail lines from Northern ports
In favor nf exempting one slave to each slave
holder from seizure for debt;
In favor of erecting Arrazonla me a territory;
In favor of regainng certain land lost by 'he re
The committee also reported resolution declar-
inc the time had net arrived for a convention to
consider the subject of reopening the African slave
rrnde; and Il resolution in favor OF Montgomery,
Ala AS the next place of meeting.
1he resolution recommending the withdrawal of
the squadron from the African coast was adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

Justice Stewart, Of Monticello, Sullivan county.
New York, has imposed fine Of 500 on man
named scharer, for violation of the excise law.
py selling both ~ grocer and q tayesn-keeper.
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unT WEATHER.

dow 81 ,bs seasonNtho mercury indicating 81 deg
In Baltimore it ranged from 81 to % deg
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wss.iv (, W wssrrman Isvy WeodwsrdJ W
wYcnnU X WbifIsSrk Nj Winsted J
Wilson David Waikef Peter wsguIaT,
Williamson CR Ws>iey W wuIs1s
WyDne A l. WsrrensH wanonyI
Wrak- C.Tuelius rfvht macon 9ho
Willis AE Walker W MemJ mo
wiliiainsAJ Watkins DR. r WsddeliTf
INITIALS
To the Ugliest Nan a,
au iJ-ft THOS. u. Hlutsh. Y. ~.
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Jackson Burger, Of York county, Pa, committed
suicide BY stripping the bark from a tree and at
forwards hanging himself herewith. He wa.
ioend suspended by tho neck from tree. rseu.
sisfy dimcuities were the cause ef the rash act.
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narHAIR CuTrrso-To the Citir,

and Strangers visiting the Cty.It you wish 70 get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved STYLE
would advise you TO call on IioBSON, At HI. Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel--ntrsnce
18th street.
" Blot Cold and Shower BAras can be had At,
all hours. Single Baths Is csnts. or tickets for 81
ap 23-tf
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90 WE are requested by John Graene, to state
that the presentment made against him, by X. d.
Sahxay was hHshd ON his refusal To permit his
weights and measures he inspected contrary to law
and no other cause whatever IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

~ ANOTHER case Of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes, has Just been received at the I'M
porting House Of ALEX. Hill, No. III Main street
Rirhmond Va
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond, August 14-High Water 1215 o.

Port Of Richmond, August 1i-h'gh Water lZ'a "c'S
-
ARRIVED.
Steamer Belvidere. Keen. Baltimore. md'e.' Lna-
lam Il Watson. "a, ...
scbr y Miller Edlow James River. wheat.
Schr Wn, Colouitt Phillips, James River, wheat
Schr. Rebecca c. Secor, Dennis. Phiildeiphis' COAL
Harris Echols.
SAILED,
Rark Cora. Mckee via, City Point. finish loading
for Kio flour lIaxall Co ~ IL, n f.
Schr Manchester, Chichester n. L., mdSe'' IL. a
Schr Jane Ingraham. Merrell, N, T., nsur' Hax-
scbr Emma lame Phillips, down the river, light.
Schr. Haneson, Price down the river, light.
schr Burnett McNemar, down the river after
wheat. III.
Schr O. H. Booth, Burger, down the river, light.
Brig Clyde Whpple, Windsor. in ballast.
CLEARED Aug. r. Ship Lalla RoOkh, Preble, for
Bordeaux. tobacco, by y. c. Hobson Son.
Aug. a. Ship T. j. Rogers, BornhalIn. for London,
tobacco, by Palmer 4 Cl0pton.
BALTIMORE Aug, l3.-Ceared schr. Hope, Hoffman,
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Adams mrs Ellen J Ande
AIeson mrs T. Adam
Adams mrs Sarah Ell Allor
Anderson mrs Nancy Alier
Anderson mrs Nollie DE- Anth
b
RutIer mrs Polly BLU
Bowling mrs Matilda Bow
Bird mrs Mary Babi
pmrton mrs n Brow
Ryrd mrs Naperva Brow
Binford mrs Mary y BARI
Brown mrs Martha Burr
Butler mrs Margaret r Beifr
Butler mrs Mollie A brow
Bocock mrs Liza ; BARK
Butler mrs &c
Caxedo mrs JasP Carl
Coker mrs Ill Il Sar,
Clarke mrs r A Coli
Cox mrs Fanny I Cros
Chil,iress mrs A VI Cart,
Clarke mrs A ) Gar
Cumnins mrs Catharine Com
Clifford mrs Val Cole
Cox mrs Wv Cow
Cary mss Sarah A Con'
Crump mrs Sarah X Carr
Childress mrs Nancy Cook
Collins mrs Martha
Drew mrs VI Dadt
Davis mrs M N Dell
Freeman mrs I q Free
Fsrrow mrs s A 4 Fran
Pendrick mrs Sophia Fans
Fore mrs VI AZ
G
Glass miss Betty P Gay
Gray miss L N I Glen
GilIiard mrs Emeline K
III
Hopkins miss Mary s Harr
Hill miss Maria Hob.
Hughes miss MaryC Hun
uhll illiss khut1 Ihbl
Harris miss Mary Hate
Hatch miss Marion G HutC
Hockaday mrs Julia III Harr
Hendrick miss Barb'y III 2 Hart
Haley miss Ann e Hun
Hendrick miss Ann E2 Hopl
Hawkins miss Damaris
J
Jackson Mrs Barbary John
Jones miss Harriet JOneI
Jenifer miss MaryC Jord'
X
King miss Mary As King
L
Lipscomb mrs Lucinda Liggi
LovinghtOn mrs Z Liii,l'
Leath mrs ]. & lsaclt
Lipscomb miss Ella
Mosby mrs Sarah l. Manr
Mason mrs Martha + More
Mason mrs Mitcl
Meredith mrs Charlotte Nom
Nc
McCleary mrs Sarah McGc
McInvoe miss Kate AZ
n
Mobiles mrs Sarah Norv
O'Neill Rose
Peters mrs Mary PetsJ
Pretty mrs A nea =
Page mrs l. fnilL
Price miss Martha
Quarles mrs Mary
X
Richards mrs VI A Ray
Ran.ome uIrs VI J hay II
Roper mrs NJ III Klch'
RosenheiIn mrs Fannie Kobe
2aymond mrs r A kiyeI
Robinson MR. T. RoOp
Rivers mrs A Recst
Ryan mrs A
Swan mrs Susannah Sibbs
scott mrs Malinda Shelf
Scott mrs Martin z smitl
sullivan mrs John Stepl
SEEMS mrs Jane w Smitl
Shaw mrs Isabella Stars
Smith mrs Eliza Singl
shelton mrs Ciem'na VI
T
Tafiey mrs : III Thorn
Thompson mrs VI LIZ Tripl,
Talbot mrs Fannie Toni
tyre miss Mary Tyler
Turner miss Lucy Tayit
Turner miss Lizzie Il TaylC
Talbutt miss Lizzie Ann
W
Walden mrs Thos b Wats
Whitlock mrs Mary Az Wins
West mrs Learu~a Walk
Wilbur mrs Louisa J Whit
Woody mrs Jane Woo
Wiley mrs j . Wade
Wilson mrs Sallie Walk
Weaver mrs Amory Wad,
Williams mrs Betsy Wren
Wright mrs Emily VI WinfI
Waller mrs Eliza W Wiis(
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-15

T IST OF LETTERS-Remaining In the
IL RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the 18th day Of
~ Persons appl, ing for Letter. In this List Will
pleAsc say theY arc ApvERrIssD
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kUf SALE,-A second hand street Wa
4 gon and pray. which will be sold very low Ap-
ply at KNOWLES WALFORD,S
au l5-I No. Il Pearl street.
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BATHS, BATHS. s!-Iiot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be- had Al all hours from
O'Clock A. VI. To 10 z. NJ, nj the Hair Cutting, Sha-
wing and ShampouinV Saloon. under the American
Hotel Entrance nth street. Single baths IS
cents, VI ) tickets 81 myI
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TIE OHIO RIVER

GEN. WALKER AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. August 14.-Gen. Walker has arriy
d here from Savannah.
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ny"GEoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No 23I. ON Main, between sth and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Va. my 1J--Iy
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THE RIOT TRIALS,

WHEELING, August 1.-THE river has now eleven
feet of water in the channel, and is at stand.
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X. a Il. Whitfield. wholesale and retail dealer in
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber Of avery .escrip-
ton Oice and yard corner Of Cary and 10Th streets
Richmond, Va. my Iy--d6ms
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RAJ DR.. CoOEs, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
do.Uificr and residence on Sd street welt side be-
tween Marshall aud Clay streets. NH le--d6n
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Walden MIRA ThOs b
Whitlock mrs Mary A 4
West mrs Laaru~a
Wilbur mrs Louisa J
Woody mrs Jan"
Wiley mrs 10
Wilson mrs Sallie
Weaver mrs AmOry
Williams mrs Betsy
Wright mrs Emily VI
Waller mrs Eliza W
Williams mrs elizabeth
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SUDDEN DEATHS IN PETERSBURG.

DEATH OF A NAVAL SURGEON
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-surgeon Barry oil the u
). Navy, died here to-day.
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The late hour at which we received the report
last night, compels to defer the second days
proceedings until Monday. We give below "a brief
synopsis of the business transacted by the Con-
:;
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sOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CON.
VENTION.
RxpoRTEp FOR THE RI = iorD DAILY plsPArcH.
FIRST nAY-MORNINl SESSION.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Monday. Aug 1o.-The South
ern Commercial Convention assembled this morn
ing. and temporarily organized by the selection OF
JAMES LYONS, Of Va, "a Chairman, and WIN. VI.
SEMPLE. Of Va, Secretary.
committee on permanent organization was
appointed, and the Convention adjourned To meet
again in the afternoon.
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rsT" FAcrs Worm KsowISo.-The re-
\ CY DRY GOODS.

FANCY DRY GOODS,
LADIES' RtIfAR
No. e1t. BROAD sfRgET, RICHMOND, VA,
Hsve been marked down At prices, and are --ling
st lower rates--inality ard style cOnsidrrcd-thsn
they have ever lscn purchased heretofore in this
market.
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS and SLEEVES. rang.
ing from "a 20 PC.
Fine French MUSLIN SETS for Sc. worth -; also.
Sets at lower prices
Muslin snd CAmhrie BANDS. for Sleeves and Basques
Thread and Nalencienne- LACES
SILK MlTfS, Kid AMI silk GLOVES, HOSE
Whaiehone BUSTs. &c.
MILLINERY GOODS
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Qniliings. Ladies' Dress
Caps, Grapes. &c
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have large stock OF FRi$0ES, bkAIDS.
buttons, and other DRESS TRIMMINGS, Neiy
WHITE GOODS, JACONETs. BRILLIANTKs
Book swiss Plaid, Striped and Dotted aCsLlSs'
A f SrSss f1 aSB STAPLE ARTICLES,
selling at unprecedented low prices, to make room fr
We are not going to wind up, but We are sell Nc
Goods At prices that win BIZ cautoa Old tosits
Jy 3i-dim
% BBLS. Patent Cut Loaf Sugar; 100
~ bhls Coffee Sugar. for sale by s
au /, wN. WALLACE SOM.
60 BBLS. No. Gibbed Herrings; so
Whole aud half sAl W. Ns sRRs er s ss,s s'
l50 BAGS Lagaayra Coffee, 200 bags
iOU Rio 100 bags Java ss ssg. M.rsss sSSs
10 bills. Hartman 4 Snaps best
~ brand Of whishsy. tsr sale ey x.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
lpAv MORNING.. AUGUST IS, 1851


Persons going to the Springs. can have the DIS
yAscs seat TO them for any length OF time they may
AazAre
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CARPETS CARPETS &C. A. GwAr-
~ KIN, I6l Main street opposite Exchange Bank.
respectfully invites the attention of carpet buyers
large assortment OF the best made carpets at great
ly reduced prices Imperial threeply Carpets Supt
rfor Ingram Carpets. Velvet Tapestry, Brussels Vc-
niian Cocoa. Crumb. Office Carpeting. The assort-
ment is good and great Inducements offered To buy
era during the hot season. G. A GWATKIN
Is
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CT0RE CLOSED. Our friends and the
~ public generally, are hereby informed that hav-
ing disposed of most all stock of Goods and i'm
der To give store general oyerhauling, will
hc closed mp until the early part Of september
at which time We PR pose to open with entirs
stock of Fall oods about being selected by in the
principal Northern markets
We also take this opportunity Of returning our
grateful thanks 10 the citizens of Richmond the La
dies in particular Of the city aud many parts Of the
State FIR the very liberal patronage they have favor
ed US with during the eight years past and hopesin
future to merit share Of the same.
an Is j. MILLHISER & BRO
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VERY VALUABLE PRuvATE Dwell

Il
N.i LING on MAIN BETWEEN Fiji AND TIN STREETS.
Fo. SALE u5srIi.ers authorized to sell the
valuable tenement, located aboye, now in the &C.
cupancy OF SIR. Saml. Reeve. Its location recon-
ni,nds il to those who desire residence convenient
to business The lot fronts ~ feet back 80 iet
T., an alley The dwelling is large ard conveniently
arranged. 1t has every accommodation usually found
in u large establishment. IL il supplied with gas
water, and ali the modern improvements. The price
will be reasonable, and terms accommodating.
For further particulars apply to
GUDDlNS Il APPERS0S, Aucts,
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH.
PETERSBURG, VA. Aug 14-Timothy Dunnavant
died this evening from the effects Of sun stroke.
Zach. Shelby died suddenly here to-day.
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"a FOR RENT-The brick Dwelling
GI House, on Second hctwcan Main and Frankliu
streets now occupied by Mr.. Jas. H. Apperson. Pos
session given On the 18th September next
Also, tenement No. 2l2, on Broad between I'd and
4th streets, now occupied 10y Mr.. Vim. DOdd a. =
bakery aud possess-on given first October. Apply
30 au lot JAMES }kAS sons.
e. FOR RENT new Brick Dwell
saJ lings near corner of eth and Clay streets. in
s,sBi nrighbnrhood, suitabl. tor the accommodation
of gente'i family. To a good and permanent ten
ant the rent Will be very low. Possession can be
mad at once.
Also Store Nos under the 81. Charles HOTEL
Apply TO h. ). ClOPToA,
Corner of Wrll and Franklin streets,
opposite Mcssrs Dickinson, Hill 4 Co.
an lj-3tawiw
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- FOR RENT.-A Brick Tenement
ST. the suburbs of Union Hill on 2jth street II
i.n rooms, handsome lsprCheS i'm front aud rear
we'll Of i'll the yard and kitchen with rooms
also enclosed lot Of acre attached. This prep
erty has recently undergone considerable improve
nent and alteration which renders il of the most
pleasant and convenient residences 10 De fprpt 49,
Rent only 500.
Apply at No. A. Main street, 70
au L. NM. WALSH
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rez SOMETHING PRETTY.-Tbe neatest

WALKING CANES that We have seen for many
day., thOae made Of tiUtta Pcrcha and being
sOld by Mr. JAMES WALSH, Gun-Smith, on Man
street Ill has them Of all shapes and sizes aud will
sell them very low. One Of these Instruments in tho
hands of u niau wonld prove formidable ~ y Re-
Volver; and ~ they are not liable t. break eng
quite elastic. would strike more terror II the heds
ami shoulders of score of sumner mrn thsn
army of swords and muskets Walsh also has .
great variety fduns, Pistols Ries, kuiYcs Fishing
Tackle, and English and American Powders aud rs
lie believes In quick sales and small profits aitirs
our readers examine his stock aud suit themselves
Remember theGutta Percha Canes and call soon. &
you wish to secure handsome LAW
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E6 BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE l.. KENT, Pres't. T.. u. BESrLEr, Treas'r
WILLIAM b. IsAtcs. Secretary.
CO,nnl,ttss If ArJttTattOn.
WILLIAM \. DOMAIN, Chairman:
L. w GLAZgBRooK JAMES b. DuPUY,
T. W. MCCANCE, l.. ID. CRkSsaAw.
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