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TOBACCO.-The receipts of Tobaccoar are very light
and inspections small; not more than thirty hogs
heads inspected to-day. Market animated. Wequote
inferior Lugs at sO@lI.50; good sIl.50@l2.75; fine
Manufacturing Sl30ql4i Shipping sl2tgl3.N lnie
rior Leaf $l3.5O@li fire shipping SIG J0Gl7. 50
good Manufacturing Sl5G1l6.5E fine &25, 20, 40 and
1925 Fancy Wrappers, IN isht cases. sa 49, 'o' F."
and I05.
FLOUR-All parties seem to be holding off. The
market is unsettled. The recent English news giyes
some encouragement to holders, while the condition
of the Northern markets prevents shippers from en-
tering the market. We quete sales OF Superfine to-
day by the dray load at 81
WHEAT.-The market is heavy at our last quota
tions-vi3: Good to prime red 81 256fl 30; good Il
prime white Sl.}5elI.40. The great bulk Of wheat
although somewh hat improved, still arrives i'll indf
ferent condition.
CORN.-The market is not no buoyant to-day; but
still quote at % GI$l, at which there have been
OATS.-We hear of a cargo'sale at 25c. per bushel
We quote from depot at 30 cts.
HAY.-We still quote sales at ST per cwt.
BAC0N.-The stock is still light without any
change in quotations Shoulders l324@If cts; sides
CUFFEE.-We quote Rio l2(Gl2A cts; Laguayra
l33<Gl4 cts; Java Ia cts; Mocha Is cts.
SUGARS.-We renew our last quotations with the
remark that they are now nominal. Northern deal
ers will issue new quotations Tomorrow, which will
reduce rates. The tendency of the market Is down.
Cuba lO1s@lus2c.; Porto Rico l0i4@llc. Refined
Sugars Loaf l41adllAc.; Crushed and Powdered
l3&a4c; A. Coffee BE-; B. Coffee l21ac.; c. Coffee
II cents.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
New YORK, Aug. 3l.-Flour dull; Ohio advanced
20 cts.--other brands unchanged. Wheat firm; white
Sl70, red Sl47. Corn dull, mixed s. cts. Stocks
tirmsr Virginia 6s 901a.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3l-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat-white hasimproved: sales at ST. As, red s.3o
@l40. Corn better yellow 79@sl, white s09Sl.
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EF- To MERCHANTS. MECHANICS AND OTHERS Mel
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS
CARDS, BILLrHEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
Frs, &c. &C., printed, invited to call at our ex
tensive Job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety TYPE, embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment ofCARDS, large aud small, Bust
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex
eelled.
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
scription of Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets, where can be of the finest speci
mems Of printing ever executed in this country.
JN0. d. HAMMERSLEY Il CO.
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THLnoRAPHIC NEWS.



PROM CALIFoRNIA-AcCTDEN 10 THE ILL
N0IS.
N. OWrrAss, Aug. 31-The steamer Empire City
has srrived at south West Pass. with the Caiiofnia
nais, which were transferred to her rom the IL
linois, at Havana. The latter had been asnoIs
three days on Colorado reef, but got on witnout
injury The Illinois brings 81 600 900 In treasure.
She was to leave Havana on Sunday for New YORK
[sHcosp DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3l.--The Illinois had aoV pas,
sengers. She threw overheard 800 tons OF COAL anu
was towed OF the reef by tive Spanish war s'esn''
ers. =
The news frem Havana IL unmportant. sugar
quiet. Stock on hand 244,oo0 boxes. E1ehahs'
has improved . A.,
State politics form the principal topic 10 tns s
California papers The weather WAS favorable anu
crops were turning ont we'll c,.n rt
The towns of St.. ..ous and Michigan Gins, Oai''
have been destroyed by fire. c.,
America.
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New Publications.

We are inhabited to Mr.. Wuodhouse for the Au
gust number of Blackwoods Magazine. II has III
usual supply Of interesting articles.
manual of Devotion. BY n. C. Brooks, A. NJ.
President of the Baltimore Female College" This
s book of religious exercises intended for the use
of schools aud private families. For sale by J
Woodhouse.
''Collectanea Evangelical. BY N. C. Brooks, A
NJ President of the Baltimore Female College" L,
consists of selections from the Greek Testament
with notes and lexicon, to be used in connection
with the authors 'Greek Lessons" For sale by
Woodhousa
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The FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, AND THE ONO
Trust CoNPASY.-A paragraph has appeared in some
of the newspapers, stating that the cashier of the
Ohio Trust Company was arrested son the suits of
the Merchants Rank Of Wheeling and the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia" We are assured by the cashier
of the Farmers Bank, that so far as that insti-
tuition is concerned, there il no truth in the state
ment The Bank has had no dealings whatever
with the Ohio Trust Company
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EXTENDING THE CRY LiNrrs.-A meeting of tn,
City Council was held yesterday evening, at which
resolution was passed. directing notice to be giver
to the Inhabitants of the county of Henrico, tina,
application would be made to the next Legislature
TO extend the city limits. Three months notice
was necessary, and had the resolution not been act
ed on, and notice posted at the County Court
house immediately on its passage, any hopes of ex-
tending the limits would have been futile for a,
least two wears to come
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Literary Paper i'm Petersburg.

1t is said that James Barron Hope, Esq., OF
Hampton. has in contemplation the establishment
of literary paper in Petersburg. We hope the
report may prove well founded. The enterprise ID
highly commentablc, and NO man is better quail
fed for such an undertaking than Mr.. Hope. He
is a gentleman of brilliant genius, elegant &C.
quirements, and highly cultivated literary taste.
II his periodical succeeds according to its DESERTS
it cannot but be popular and remunerative.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE

WASHINGTON, August 3l.-The Navy Depar tme ~.
has an official report from Capt Hudson OF tne ~.
agara in relation to the breaking OF the telegraph
as ALREADY ppbI I He expresses the opinion
that the enterprise must succeed.
In returning to England the Niagara oeveiopeu
her sailing qualities, making twelve miles an noar,
leaving the Agamemnon and susquehanha iai
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Messrs. W. s. Orr and D. J. Wise have became
associated with Mr.. Mclean In the publication Of
the southern Statesman, at Norfolk,
Letters from Baden BADEN mention that Mr.
Bristed (John Jacob Astors grandson has pur.
chased beautiful villa there. and astenishes the
company with his feet trotters. -
A girl named McCreary snapped q revolver at
John Bapsman, Esq. editor of the Washington
tpa.) Tffbune, on Monday 1t inckily missed 6re
She w9insfigAted TO do 50 by i!belions paragraph
On Ffidky last, silas Hollis and a man named
Morris, reading near st. JobnstoFn, sussex coup.
~, Dsl, had dght ct st. Johnsfswn station. which
resulted In ths death n Morris son - rye
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E64a LIsrEs. YE DYspEprIcs.-GoA All

kay" LISTEN, YE DYsPEPTICs.-Go AND
DO LIkEWISE.-PERMANENT CURE.-The Rev.
james Hunnicutt proprietor and editor Of that excel
icksburg, Va in his editorial Of june 5th iss7 thus
speaks of his cure
HAaPTON.S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
1t will be recoIected by many Of our readers tn at
several ago stated in the editorial columns Of
the Christian Banner, that HAxPros's VEGETABLE
TIscTURE had effected cure for Dyspepsia in our
own casethat We had abored long with this terrible
disease, and suffered most awfuly the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies this hor-
rible enemy OF man and mans happiness For long
time lived in constant fear that the fsu monster
tons Tincture, tho gloomy demon has not yet re
turned. and We begin to think be never Wi.
We now feel confident in saying that Hamptsn's
Vegetable Tincture has made a radical cure oil Dys-
pepsia in We have not taksn y drop VI
IL for the last two years. to the best OF
We eat what we please and much rs We please and
chew tolcco to our hearts content, and all il wen-
We believe that twelve bottles Judiciously taken will
cure nine cases out of every ten OF dyspeptics. We
conscientiously recommend it to al dyspeptics.-
The spring time and summer il is most recommended,
therefore, as philanthropist call attention to it,
Editor Qftbe Christian Banner.
Call and got Pamphlets, and see cures Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofu!a, &c. As restorative and Ia.
vigorator, Il has beep highly recommended.
HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
aS Delicate Ladies' and Children win pieass give
Sold By PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond BIZ
Peters6u1s By MokIMsk Mo M BRRRi ssl, Il
more. and BY Drug gsts and Shopkeepers everywhere
~ 81 mar h'-''4; six bottles for IS. lie s-d&c.
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Spirit of Sectional Discussion

We have often remarked upon the style of the
discussion going on between the North and South
We have often said that, in our opinion, there is
peril to the continued concord of the country
from the spirit and temperin which the controversy
is frequently conducted than any intrinsic difficult
ties in the nature Of subject discussed. Every
days observation convnces us more and more OF
the truth of this fact. We deprecate, above all
things, perilous to the harmony and peace of the
country, the scorn and scandal often heaped
upon each other by the organs of the respective
sections. OF whatever value the press may be to
society in general, we sometimes tempted to
believe that In its treatment of the slavery sub
ject, it does more harm than good. Such journals
as the New York Times, which, under an exterior
of eandor, persevcres in a cool, systematic asper-
sion Of Southern character, are well calculated
to ALLEVIATE every Northern mind which receives
their statements as true from all frsternal bonds
with the Southern people. On the other hand, the
bitter epithets thrown back, however justly they
may have been provoked, do not help to bring
about better state of feeling
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ANOTHER BANK FAILURE-MONETARf Ell
CJTEMENT

BUFFALO, N Y, Aug 31.-The Hallister Bank
has failed and there Is heavy run on White, Oh
yer, Lee 4 Company's and the Buffalo City Banks.
The excitement this morning was intense, but is
now subsiding..
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The LATE CoMNopoRE CAssIs.-Commodoae Ste
phen Cassin, who died at Georgetown last Satur-
day, was upwards of seventy years of age. lie
had been in the naval service fftyseven years. lie
entered in $780, and was on the retired list at the
time of his DEATH. He commanded the Ticondera.
go, under Commodore McDonough, on Lake Cham
plain, in 1914. He enterrd the navy when a boy,
and served under Perry at the naval battle Lake
Erie where he distinguished himself and was pro-
noted He was terror to the pirates who infest.
ed the Atlantic ocean, and on the 18th and 18th OF
September, 1922 he captured five piratical vessels
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. 3lst.

HALIFAX, Aug. 31.-Orders have been received
here for the equippng of four regiments OF troops
for immediate dispatch for India.
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FATAL CAsuLTY.-Mr. W. Riley, of Savannah
Georgia, while bathing at Rockaway, Long Is
land on Friday afternoon, was suddenly snatched
by the undertow from large party, with whom he
was enjoying himself, and before assistance could
be given was taken beyond their reach into the
ocean The body was recovered Saturday morning
below the bathing ground, and returned to the af'
hcted and almost distracted widow.
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PAYMENT OLE INTEREST.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31s--The Treasury Departmen
has paid to the State of Maryland upwards OF S.oo
600 interest on money advanced by that stat
during the war of 1872 The principal was pail
many years since
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AMUsEMENT6

Have the pleasure of announcing their friends and
the public. that their
PIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION,
down James River, will take place on
FRIDAY. SEPT 4rH. 1857.
The favorite steamer CURTIS PECK has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and all other arrangements
have been made to contribute to the comfort and
pleasure Of those who may honor them with their
presence.
The boat will leave the wharf at T1s P. NJ, re-
turning about IL, z. NJ.
AKMORY BAND.
nA-TICKETS. admitting gentleman and two
ladies' ONE DOLLAR. Fifty cents viii be charged
for each additional lady.
RH-TICKETs to be had at the Hotels and from
the members Of the Company.
Rn. furnished at city prices.
o0D"' MUdH w. FRY, JR.,
JAMES III. PEARCE
Aft b. p. GARDNER
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TROOPS FOR INDIA

WHEELING, Aug. 31.-The river has five feet
water in the channel and is at a stand
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Ok BxS. prime Goshen Cheese; % do.
eel WI. III. TYLER. isth stress. =
NEW CAUsrH SAL. HopA--6 casks land
ing per packet or ssls BIZ 81. ~
SCI L. M. y: TYLkR. Ieth street
collar OHIO bhls., for sale "
~ - LIN axssssf, . Il ~ n DAvHNpbnT r
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MARINE INTELLIoENCE.
Rsrt Of Richmond, august sl--Hus Water 21z0'


Pert Of Richmond, Aagust sl-Hies Water q z0efk
Steamship jamestown. Parrish, New York. ndss
and passengers, Ludlam 4 Watson.
Steamer George. Peabody. Pritchstt. Baltimore
Brig Eliza Ann. -. Rocklsnd. plaster. Bridgford
schr ses-witeh. Egbert, New York, guano. VIM P
schr Elijah shedden. White, New. York, guano.
schr Fleetwood. Burr, Boston, mdze. David 4 VIM
sehr Fannie Matilda. Andrew. Phadsiphia. coal.
sehT Planet Mars, aeoshegan. Baltimore. mdne,
schr W Hendren, White. James River, wheat
SAILED.
Schr VIM Allen. Grant. New York. coal, Kobt II
Bark Azelia, -, South America, -four, Warwick
Bark Marian, Homewood South America, -four,
Schr Martha Collins, Collins, down the river light.
BALTIMORE, Aug. ao.-Clesred. schr North Carolina,
NEw YoRK, Aug 2s.-Cleared, bark Roebuck, Chase,
City Point schr Helen, Long, Richmond. -,
Norfolk; Myers. Rhodes; Lucy Ames, johnson, and
brig Prentiss. Hobbs. from Richmond.
PHILADELpHIa, Aug. @.Cleared, schr Henry b.
RIO De JANEIRo, July lin port, bark Fame, Ken
nedy, from Richmond. discharging.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH
master, from New York.
Henry Eldridgs NJ Millhiser, Jas Street. b Smith,
W Robertson, j + Myers, Vim Lloyd, j j Van
A Schall, G W Sterg, + Rendenheimer, J II Currier,
q Ballard, + Gerard, J. Fox, Hall. g Lucks-
tin. VIM Smith, Mrs Paige and son. Miss Chees-
mann. Miss Alvey MIR Jno Falvey, Mrs MyersJ 4
Johnston, Jr.. Geo Bradley, W Tomkin, Chas
burg, j V Sundberg, Mrs Matthews. son and
daughter Mrs L II VI Mason, CaptJ A Nichols. lad
and 2 children Miss Denvil and nurse, Mrs Burt and
child, Baldwin, lady and nurse, Mrs Sofield and
child VIM Green and lady, A Evans and lady, Miss
Billings, Miss Parks DR. Hunter and lady, Miss
steerage
Also from Norfolk =,
Rev II Plunkett, Thos Blick, yno Sherwood NJ
Flanagan, Mrs l. 4 Veal and child, Jno Perry, Mrs
Moore, Alex Manage, Mrs Myers, Miss Sslden, Miss
Loyall A Henings, Phil Hunckel, DR. Alex Young
Sunday morning, O'Clock. exchanged signals
with steamship Roanoke. Skinner master, bound to
New York
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MuRDER AND SUTCIDE
THE OHIO RIV

SToSINGToN, Aug 29.-This afternoon Charles Bah
cock of Beverly, X. l., killed his wife with an ak
and then cut his own throat.
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~ TYLER Il Co., give notice that no Pictures
will be taken at their Gallery 1879 Main street. from
the 18th of August until the LIST of September they
have suspended operations for the purpose of making
improvements Those desiring portraits taken, will
do we'll to wait for the reopening. tbs
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DIED.

On Saturday. Aug. 18th, 1867, at Q o'clock z ~.
WILLIAM THOMAS infant son OF James r. Lacy
aged three months and six days.
aFNorfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy.
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CHASors MISSOURI, July IL, 1857.
ny Mr.. %. BAKER-UEAR SIR: Being

Hkzs MR.. e. DAkEH--DEAR SIR. Being
in Virginia short time, bought bottle of your
Premium Bitters, and il has done me more good
than all the medicine ever took in my life send
yon five dollars, you will please send the worth
Chamois VIM H. NJJSLET
We do hope the proprietor may Distribute his Bit
tiers in every State in the Union they have. be-
come very popular. and highly recommended By the
must PROMINENT pn5 scians I'D tne state >
They can be had OF all Drug ists liz this city and
elsewhere in Virginia. Also OF Messrs Charles stott
Co., Washington, ID. O., and of Messrs, X. II. Sta
bier Co.. Baltimore. II. =.
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The VIRGINIA RIFLES, Capt. Lybrock, marched
down Main street last evening, aud embarked oil
the steamer Curtis Peck for an excursion dowr
the river The ranks were we'll filled, and tn,
company made fine appearance.
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ne. WHITE TKErH. PERruMKn BnK.rH

AND BEAUTIPu1 CONTRADICTION be acquired by
using the "Bsna afa thousand Fopsrs" q hat lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse Of dis
greeable breath, when, by using hte BALM on A
THOUSAND FLOWERS" rs n dentrifcc would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white as alaa-
ter. Many persons do not know their breath Is bad
and the subject is delicate their friends will never
mention it. Beware Of counterfeits BE sure each
bottle is signed fErRIpGE & Co.
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
NH 1l--eod6m Agents for Riehmopd.
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R+3y@ The VALUABLE FARM CALLED
"PLAINDEAIISG," az MILES EAST or RlcitaoSp 70 NJ
SOLD AT AUCTION, on TU ESDAY MKT, 1T " g'cIocx.
The particular attention of the public respee tfnl
ly called TO the sale OF this valuable country seat 2
and the farm of Col. NJ c. Dickinson to take place
as above. See auction head fOr particulars.
au D-I GoDDIN & APPERSON. Aucts.
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n95-SHOCKoE HILL BUILDING FUND As
,ocIATroy.-The monthly meeting will be held THIS
rruesdav1 EVENING, LIST inst, at O'clock. Dues
viii he raceiyed from o'clock p. M until the hour
of meeting. '. bAnuhHAN. SoSy-
sel-1t
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THE DISPATCH.
TuEspAY MORNING SEPTEMBER !, u
s.-.~@.-y.sN-@ -@~~~N~SN~~~s-s>1-sD,<N


VoxODe
We observe that In vas,oas portions Of the STATE
there are demonstrations Of scontemplAtedd esosn.
next wintsr upon the treasury. IL may De ~ .el'
for the people TO observe these symp'om' anu =.
r.,.he,, ava upon their full development
,ro,,o.,,ion TO which every taxpayer Of vir-
III. "a, x,s,a hearty assent. that the enormous
Snr,h.r AZ taxation which now rests upon their
.hnrIas. cannot be longer borne, certainly cannot
=. ,n.r...ea without serious detriment to the best
,r,.r..,. ~ the state Whilst all will agree that
,ho ,a.s,ns lines may and ought TO be pushed on
v.ra. II IL equally evident that the people Of vir
o,ris will bear no higher taxation for any object
vbateyer. short of the defence Of the State from
Invasion. The cities, especially, groan under the
.normous weight of their double taxation, and the
commercial men In particular are ground to the
vary earth by the burthens which commerce In
virginia has been singled out to bear To live in
Richmond under the present rates Of State and
eItv taxation and the high prices Of every thing,
IL luxury which few can afford. Consequently,
the society Of this city is rather select than nu-
MARQUIS and should taxation be increased, will be
reduced to an interesting and aristocratic shadow
Merchants mechanics professional and working
men, and tho middle classes generally will be COM
peied either to retire wholly from Virginia, or,
thew can stand the State tax, to eneamp on some
adjacent
field and set the municipal tax gatherers at def
ance. We appreciate as much as any one the i'm
portanee Of completing the public works of the
Commonwealth but the people Of Virginia cannot
stand another turn of the screws. And they will
insist that sach means the present enormous
levy throws into the treasury, after paying all
lawful demands upon It, shall be given to leading
lines and TO them alone. 1t would be some conso-
iation to the payers Of Virginia, If they receiv
ed the equivalent of their expenditures. But the
vast sans which have been taken from their peck
cts to build up Virginia have been sunk in rival
and conflicting schemes, and upon miserable turn
pixies Half a loaf according to the old proverb,
Is better than no bread, but when man has paid
his money for a whole loaf he may be allowed the
privilege OF grumbling If he receives only half At
any rate he may be expected to refuse any further
disbursements without sufficient guarantees that
he has the worth of his money. The sums contri-
buted by the people of Virginia to Internal In
provements ought long ago to have connected our
Atlantic Seaboard with the Ohio valley. Hereafter.
let the leading lines alone receive such aid the
State Is able to give and If local interests will not
assist In that patriotic purpose, and it cannot be
consummatsd except by their cooperation then
better lot the leading lines 60 than purchase their
success by concessions degrading to the character
and ruinous TO the exchequer OF the State.
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MoRrALiTY.--There were 6l3 deaths in New Yort
last week-a decrease of 81 as compared with tb,
number OF the previous week. In philadelphi,
there were 324 desths--an increase of 81.
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na~BURxErr's CocoAINE.-For Or,

Nay" BUREETT's CoC0AINE.-For pre-
serving and identifying the hair, and rendering Il
dark and glossy. The Cocaine holds, in . liquid
FORM large proportion of deodorized Cocoa nut OH,
pound Possesses the peculiar properties With
actly suit the various conditions Of the human hair.
liz softens the hair when hard and dry-it soothes
the rriated scalp skint affords the richest iostrs
il remains longest in efect-and IL 10 the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
Prepared by Joseph Burnett Co, Boston For
sale By BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER, Druggists,
No. rs Main street, Richmond, Va, at 80 cents for
halfpint bottle. n-im
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EAST TENN. AND Va. RAiLRoAp.--The iron il lai,
on this road some miles west of Jonesborough, an.
and hopes are entertained that the entire line viii
be completed by the LIST Of February
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CoNsULsHIP DECLINED-GOv. WALKER.

+ WASHINGTON, Aug. 3I.-Beverly Tucker declines
the Consulshp to Liverpool, to which he was lately
appointed.
Gov. Walker is preparing a vindication Of his
course in Kansas for Southern circulation, particu
Iarly in Mississppi
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~. GpRcIAL NoTIcE.-CHAs n. "

~" SPECIAL NUTICE.-CHAS. i. WOH-
Co. call the attention OF dealers to their auc-
ton sale OF Sugar and Molassss. Commencing To-
Dry At ii o'clock, in Cosby's bonded warehouse on
cure Co sci