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MARINE TNTELLIGENCE.
Part Of Richmond. Aagaa S-hfigl' Wtter III O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,


P1rt Of Richmond. AugastS-higi' Wtter ~ oefocf
ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell. Philadelphia,
mdse and passengers II Tuttle
schr Jane Ingraliam. Merrill, Rock'and Lime.
Bridgford Co.
sc6r Sossome. Sparrow. City Point, wheat, Dunlop
Moneure Co.
Schr + simson. Mathews, New York, 6usno
Fry Sons.
SAILED,
sehr Uncle Tom, Rood, Halifax, N 8. -four, Haxall
&Co.
Schr VIM Severe. Brooks, via Port Wslthall. Alex
andria ndse " Coquitt & Co.
Schr Mary A Predmorc, Prcdniorc, down the riSer'
light. .w
Currie. - NJ, q, c.
Schr William Z Leggett, Gibson, down the river.
light ,,..,.a, ,o,,,, ,,o river after
wheat -. ,,l oi Na,y y,rk
and Richmond Coal Company.
Pail ADyLPHIl August 7.--ATriyed, schr mary hhh
Gnest Barrett Richmond and cleared Tor 10 same
day. ~, -, ohr prouass'
Hulse, Richmond. sehr Jerrett' fohhgS' h''h'
mo
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RI II ALL OUR READERS who are troubled with
Liver Complaint, JauHtliCe or Dyspepsia, will read
the advertisement in another column Of DR.. san
FORD'S INvIGoRAToR and then try bottle we should
not - many sickly despairng peopleas now meet
our gaze at almost every corner for there
remedy of which much has been said and that per
forms nearly what its prOpretors say it Will do. II
came TO us highly reComme ndcd that We could not
fail to try it, and trial convinced without doubt.
that the best family medicine in We take it for
Headache Sour Stomach, BilioUsness, and any OF the
little bodily ills that COMMON. and t does pro
duce pleasant state offeelng to the sick and what
is better after using it few times, these little ills
grow less aud less and there is prospect of being
entirely free from them Ivy Il continuance in the
Of the invigorator. Now wish to impress read
with this that the Inyigoratur il a medicine par
tculaEly adapted to family use, and where there
children subject L. little diseases, all childrenarc,
it Is Invaluable and PHI sicans bills and
told amount OF anguish both To mothers and their
little oncs.-Si1soO Gdzctts.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, and AD1E GRAY,
agents for Richmond. al l-dEc2w
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IN, eat,,rJ,v p;rbt ath inst nj 10 minutes before
I6n'clock. Mrs. MARY ANN CLARKE, wife oil ChaS'
Clarke in the 9th year Of her age.
The friends and acquantances OF the Iahilf ~
spectfnllv reauested to attend her. funeral on WI
(Hsnday1 eyeIng at O'Clock, from the re-loene1 "
her sorl-in-lsw. Edward kerssy, on lsth slres'' w
tween Clay and yenable St..
On snrfav. sth August CHARLES DAVIS, young
est -on of John W and Elyra q. Ferguson
The frieI,ds and acquaintance OF the fanliy are
dursted to attend his funeral this evening ron MS
fathers residence corDsr Of 26th and Clay streets
On Sunday yesterday afternoon, at 10 minutes
past o'clock after a lingering illness OF about Is
months MARIA LOUISA eldest daughter OF Peter
d. and Mary 4. Glinn, in the 18th year OF her age
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are IN
yited attend her funerual at the residence OF hcr
father at the head Of CLAW street this Monday after
noon nj 1 O'clock without further invitation.
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sy-To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AID 0THERs.-Mer-
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS BILIrHEAD3, BILLS OF LADIEG, POST
ERS, &C. &C. printed are invited to call at our eX-
tensive Job Office which is supplied with almost
very variety type. embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bus
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
ceed.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style
All work executed at short notice and vt the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any DE-
scrption Of Printing il respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE corner Of Main and 18th
streets where can be some Of the finest speci-
mems of printing executed i'll this country.
JNO. D. HAMMERSLEY & CO
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NO. 2O4. BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, va,
Have been marked down at prices, and are selling
at lower rates-quality and style con-iderej-than
they have ever been purchased heretofore in tbis
market.
EMBROIDERIES
Cambria aud Swiss COLLARS and SLEEVES rang
ing from Ga 10 25c.
Fine French MUSLIN SETS for 81. worth 60; also
Sets at lower prices
Muslin and Cambria BANDS. for Sleeves aud Ba5qurs
Thread and N8lrncienues LACES
silk MITES, Kid aud silk GLOW rs, HOSE
Whalobone BUSTS. &c
MILLINERY GOODS
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Quiliings Ladies' Dress
Caps, Grapes, &c.
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have large stock -Ut PRINCES, BRAIDS,
BUTTONS, and other DRESS TRIMMINGS, yerT
low.
WHITE GOODS, JACONETS. BRILLIANTES,
Book Swiss, Plaid. striped and Dotted MUSLiNS.
Also, great variety "
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES,
selling at unprecedented low prices 10 make room for
the Fall purchases.
We are not going 10 wind mp. but we are selling
Goods at prices that will be- a caution to old fOges
Jy H-dlm
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r. G. LARCs.
RS" WHrTE TEETH, PgRFUaED BREl

AND BEAUTIFUL CONPLgxI0T-I'an be acquired by
using the "B1iDl Qfa Thousand F7o'1eFs." hat lady
gentleman would remain under the curse u di--
grcsabls BREATH when, by using hte BALM OF
THOUSAND FLJwEKs'' as q dcntTnce. would not only
render IL sweet, but leave the teeth white a. alsba,
teri Many persons DO not know their breath y bad,
aud this subject is delicate their friends Will
mention IT,. Beware of cOunterieits. BE sure zach
huttie Is signed fsTRIp0E 4 ca
For sale by all Druggists. New York
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
NH Il-csIJnI Agents for Richmond
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" IIIT 7
RICHMOND, August 3, 1857. J
A LII PARTIES claiming TO be Interested

a Ii FhNIILN CIAImlnR 70 De interested
trustee under the Deed from Francis Nelson and
Richard keins, dated the 29th OF May, 1915, ana
corded in New Kent county the 18th OF Septenb +,
S5C, whether by of the Trust Deeds mentioned
the proceedings of the suit Of Burruss Nelson
and ais in the Circuit Court othe city Of Richmond
By reason Of being creditors of the partnership
concern formerly existing between the said Nelson &
Reins or by reason of anything else, herrb. no.
tfcd thar they arr required 20 present their claims
tember, 1851 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and bind themselves
to contribute their proportion of he costs OF the suit
above mentioned; and that otherwise they will be
deemed to have waiI ed their claims. All claims must
he accompanied by the proof necessary Tin the opin-
ion of the claimauts) to establish them.
r MILTON GARY ToD1'r
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es7r. SPECIAL NnrIcR.-REMo,

en-" SPECIAL NOTICE.--R MOvAL.-
MRS. c. J. ALLEN has removed her DRESS Ma
KING ROOM from No. ll6 Main street four doors
ming Store next To MesSTS. 7. H. Price Co. Being
in receipt of the latest fashions she - now pared
TO execute all work IN the shortest possible time and
in the most fashionable manner. Al orders from the
country will be promptly attended 70. call is ~
specially solicited Z. }. ALLEN.
lI-3m
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COMMERCIAL.
MISSOURI ELECTIONS .

~. Louis, August 6.--The returns from NIFTY
counties give Major Rollins. for Governor, a major
nv Of i.720: being gain Fillmore's vote in the
Presidential election of 1920 votes. In fifty coun-
ties Messrs Richardson. Scott aud Nation, for
Judges of the Supreme Court were largely ahead.
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FRATRIcIDE-An account has been published n
desperate ARRAY at Pocahouta7. Tenn. the Goth
nit between two brothers William and Alexander
Carper. their brOther-in-law Huffman, aud man
named Russell. 1t appears from letter in the
Memphis Enquirer. that the affair had bloody GO
ouel. Alex. and VIM. Carper. the same evening.
returned home TO NatamOria. where they had an
other difficulty both using pistols. and the former
received a ball in his abdomen. which proved fatal
Alexander was the one who stabbed Russell and
Huffman. in the first affray. The Carpers belonged
to a band of outlaws
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n3P BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE l.. KENT, Prest r. b. BENTLEY, Treas'r.
WILLIAM b. IsAACs, Secretary.
C0mBtittss If ArbltrahoH.
WILLIAM &. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. W. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES b. DUPuY
L. W. MCCANCR, l.. ID. CRESsHAW.
IN C7-ta
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FUNERAL OF EN-skCEEIARY DQBEIE.-Thc funeral
"i the late lion James e. pobbin took place at Fay
e''e'ii'e' C'' on the 4th inst, and the utmost
respect was paid to the memory of the deceased
Inc PROCESSION consisting Of three military COM
p"hles' members OF the bar and citizens generally
was very large one Places of business were
cioSeu the bells toled, aud every other demonstra
ZION OF universal respect manifested. An appro-
pirate sermon was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Til
CHRIST "iteF which the procession accompanied the
remains OF The distinguished man to their last rest
ing place, by the side of his departed wife.
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EE1s" FRESH LEECHEs.-I have Just re-
ceiyed, BY Adams Express, a fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECllES, which will be applied upon most rrasop-
able terms.
?. S.-Cupping and Leechin4 promptly attended
to- Can be found st all hours VI the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American iluteA and al
night on 9th street, French Garden Hin.
my 2J-ts H. Z. HOBSON
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CANCERS AND TuaoRs CURED wIrH-

AS,y"CAKCERs AND TUNORs CURED WITH
OUT CUrTtNg-DR NJ KAHN, lato Of Philadelphia,
fully offers his services TO the citizens and the
public generally, for the Cur1 OF Cancers, Tnmors
Moulhs Blotches and all diseases Of the skin. he
can also cure Secret Disrtser-
He can be found at hr office opposite the Clifton
HOUSE from 10 A VI. to =. NJ.
Recommendations can he seen on application.
m Ig-d3m<
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR TIE DAILY DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
ruREr DAYS LATER FROM EuRopE.

orEsrr Aug. 9.--Ths steamer Indian arrived to-
LAY from Liverpool, with dates to the Goth ult.
MUTfyY IN INDIA.
Later advices from India state that the Bengal
army had been increased, and that the Insurgents
still held Delhi Several sorties had been reFulsed.
The British were awaiting reniorcements.
The Chinese fleet was destroyed after two severe
&c engagements.
THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. ~
The Niagara and Susq @hanna left Liverpool on
the 9th, for Cork to commence laying DOWN the
telegraph cable.
4 reported attempt upou the life Of Napoleon was
hoax.
LIVERPOOL. July 2Q-Cotton-Sales of three days
amount to $1,000 bales, Of which spectators and
exporters took $500 each. The newspaper reports
say the market il generally unchanged but Rich
arIaon, Spence Co, say there is an advance OF
1-l6. No quotations received.
Bfeadstuffs steady. Flour dull-NesterD Caba
a30s Cd: sales of Philadelphia at Bis, and
Oii) at }2s Wheat-Red S.. Sd ass; white 9s 3da
D. Cd Corn advanced Is; yellow and mixed 3Ss
tda39s., white 43s.af5s.
lDI,d,H M,rIets-Sugars firm all kinds slightly
advanced. Coffee steady. Tea firm. Rice quiet
Con-ols. for money, 9015a91 for account. 9la5lE
The decline caused by adverse rumors from
India.
Money in active deraHd--tlle Bank daily losing
sltllo.
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pEArh OF Hon. H. l.. TURSEY.-Ex- Senator Hop
hihs L. IuFney, died very suddenly, of disease OF
the heart, al Winchester, Tenn, Oh the let inst
lie died while in the act of walking from his office
70 his residence, MIR. Turney was a LAWYER and DO
htteian'of more than ordinary reputation He has
served his district in both branches of the State lie
Ssiature' in the Us. House OF Representatives and
represented the State one term in the nited STATE,
Senate.
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FARM CONTAINING 1GC

ACRES FOR SALE-The subscribers are autEo-
rsed to sell the above valuable Farm 1t lies in the
county of Henrco Immediately oil the Charles City
county road. 80 miles from the City Of Richmond adj
Joining the lands ot Messrs Turner, Mills Randolph
and CLARK, Of which about 81 cleared and in
high state cultivation and the balance in woods
The buildings the place nearly new, consisting
Of first rate cottage style dwelling besides the usual
Out buildings. IL has young Orchard, AsparagrsrS
Beds lee su3e and first rate water it. II Is loca-
TED in a very healthy and good neighbOrhood. For
terms apply to NODDlh APPERSON.
It the above Farm is not disposed of at private sale
before the second day OF September, il will then be
sold 10 the highest bidder at public sale the pre-
misses, at u O'Clock on that day.
TERMS li.erai. and made known on day Of sale.
au lU-GtdS2aw.}w q. L A.
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THE AMERICAN DENTAL CONVENTION, at Boston
continued its sessions Thursday. when discussion
took place on the treatment of teeth and their ir
Irregularities. Reports Of committees aso
heard. The city of Cincinnati fixed upon for
the next meeting Of the Convention in August
down the haTbor.
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RHy~ HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.-I you wish to at
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved stys
would advise you 10 call on IIOBSON. at his Hsir
Cutsng Room, under the American Hote-entranes
Oh llth street.
n Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had NJ
all hours. Single Baths . cents or tickets for ST.
ap 2}-tf
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k~RUssELL & JOHNSON, Manufae-
turers Of CENTRE PIECES. C0RSICE 0RSA.
MENTS &C.. at northern prices, 7th street, bet~esr
Broad and Grace. ~ A-imt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

say~GgorGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Offioe
and residence, No 25I Main, between 18th and 9Th
streets Richmond. Va. my 0-Iy
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my DR. CooNs, LATE or ST.. LOUIS,
Mo-Oflce and residence III streot. west sds, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets. mn B-dofn
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SUPTS OFFICE VA. CENTRAL Il. R.
RLCHMONp. Aug. Sth Is5L. [

KICAN0ND, Aug. Sth, I555.
Trss-.. 5,as ss-sSEzd1 The attention of con-
load Is respectfully called to the following extracts
from the General Rules:
ITO prevent the Depot at Richmond from being
filled up with grain and other produce if it is not
removed by the cunsgnce within As hours after its
arrival, it will be removed by the Company, and
stored at the expense of the consgnee.
When goods, which have been transported on tho
Railroad, are suffered To remain in the Depot the
Company will not be responsible for am loss or inJu
~ from fire. or from any other cause
When grain, hich has been transported in Com
panys bags, reaches the Depot In town, if the con
sgnee takes it away in the same bags he will be- held
responsible for their safe return. the value there
Of" THOMAS DODANEAD
au Low Superintendent
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The Richmond Dispatch.
DAILY. sgMr-wEEkLY AND WEEKLY.
sEMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH.

DAILY. SEMEN EEhbA AMI " TT NIL
The urgent solicitations of a number Of friends
have induced me to publish a
SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH.
II will atpear about the 81 July next will be printed
with new type will contain tw.nty-eight columns OF
reading matter, and in sze and proportions viii re-
4ernble the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription WIZ
be only
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II will contain all the news OF the day-Pofflcal.
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 twill be
indeed NEWSPAPER in the most comprehensive
sense; presenting Ineligible narratives OF every
thing that transpires and communicating promptly
and szccincty all kinds Of information appropriate
to the Newspaper.
There are only semi-weekiy mails in many parts
of the State and this semiweey edition OF the DIS
patch meets the wants of the people supplied by
those mails
Every branch of tho paper is entrusted to capable
Gentlemen. and the Daily and Weekly Dispatch are
examples OF the enterprise with which it will be sus
tanned.
Those who want the SEMT-WEEKLY DISPATCH
please send in their orders at once, so that their
subscriptions may begin with the first number Ad-
irese the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual rat 's
and az the Semi Weekly edition will no doLbt be
widely circulated it will be an advantageous medium
for communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the Weekly, well IS the
Semi-WeeEly Dispatch will be greatly la
proved, and the three papers will be sent II cub
5criboTs at the following
LOW RATES:
Daily Dispatch per annuIIl
Semi Weekly Dispatch.............S2p per annum.
Weekly Dispatch....................s per annuni
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
There are 40 cheaper journals in the Union, l-d
neither I.l,ar nor expense will be spared TO make
them among the best newspapers of the city.
j. A. COWARDIN.
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Tne SUBMARINE TnEGEAPn.-w learn by 81 dis
patch from St. John, n. f., that telegram Office
w'h be opened at Trinity Bay, at which place the
submarine cable will land So "a 70 enable the fra,
approach Of the fleet engaged in LAYING il to be in
stantly telegraphed.
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SAD ACcIpEST.-Wc learn that yesterday the
derrick used in constructing the improvements N
the reservoir. fell. killing two of the worknen and
wuundinga third. We were unable to learn the
names of the unfortunate victims.--NaShr,Ue Ban
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sSaAs SPECIAL N0TICE.-The attention
OF the trade IL asked to Trustees sale Of Cloth
tnG, Cloths &c, Il the store OF h. Cohen Gro Mani
between Eth and 18th Streets This Day at 10 oclk
See advertisement. h. & COON x Co,
au 10 AuCIoneers.
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rAu ANTHRACITE CoAL.-The

FR. ANTHRACITE CoAL.-The subseri'
Der has now sfoat and daily expected, six hundred
and forty-fve tons Of No. Red and w mite Ash Egz
COAL which he will sell At the lowest market price
by tho ton Of 22t0 or cart load, each ton weighed
Orders left at Laras Shines No. - will meet with
prompt attention.
AN C-lw r. O. LARCS
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KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

LOUISVILLE August s-The election III the Third
Congressional District is still undetermined. but it
is claimed for Underwood, American. In the sew
enteenth District Mr.. Talbot, Democrat. is elected
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DEATH OF RICHARD }. TURNKK-This gentleman.
who had gained considerable fame az a vocalist,
died suddenly at Sykesyile Baltimore county, Md,
on Thursday last He leaves a widow and seven
children
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BATus, BATHS, Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can te had at ali honr., rom
O'clock A NJ la 10 4. NJ, at the Ilair Cutting, SLa
wing aud Shaunpobing Saloon. under the American
Hotel, Entrance on 18th street. ninXis baths %
cents on 3 tickets 81. nyi
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sSy.Tpr,.x p.yuvu suecoasor

r. q. whitfield wholesale and retail dsalsr In
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber Of every dsscrip-
ton Office and yard Of Cary and 10Th streess
Richmond, Va. my I9-d6mt
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PHOTOGRAPHS, AABROTYpEs AND lIELAIHATYPEs.--lt is
Il well known fact that Pow III. $ IMPERIAL ANBRo-
TYPES tor cheapneas, durability and beauty, surpass
any thing III the Picture busine 81
it Is also acknowledged by the most competent
Judges OF this city, that row Frs PHOTOGRAPHS
upon p&per) are the best ever made in Richmond.
POW ERS has purchased the patent RIGHT for making
the hELAINOTYPE, (Hp0H Sae lruR) which is all the
rage IN the northern cities at this time. Come and
the improvements
ANBRoTfPEs 50 GENTS. l5l Main street
an
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IEAAs ELEcIioN.-A dispatch from New Orleans
dated August says the returns of the recent ,.o
t!on IN Texas indicate that IL. II. Ruunels n...y-
cfat has been elected by above = 900 over
zen sam Houston. So far as heard, the OppoS.,i,A
had mol yet elected any candidate to TIE Ltgisla-
ture
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aFrA WHITE AND DELICATE HAND is the first attrI-
butte of beauty and civilization. single Application
Of FoSTAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Will convince
ANYBODY that it renders the 81 i'll SOFT white delicate
and fair. Sold by all Druggists. au lot
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rtn NnrlcE.-TnE ANNuAL MrgrINa OF

ErA- N0TtCE.-IH HE ANNUAL MEETING or
the Strkh.ldcrs Of the TUCEAu0E EHp JAMES RIVER
K,KoAp COMPANY. will take place az the Office Df
nunlop, Moncure y Co.. On MONDAY. the 18th Of
~ a. s12,ISwtI e. ". ROYsTBR, sec'y
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HNoTICE.-The Hair Dressing, Sha
wing, ShampoOin2 and Bathing Saloon (under the
Ballard House, has been handsomely fitted ID, and
Is now open, and invite the citizens aud strangers
20 give us q call.
n. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from O'Clock A. NJ. 10 lOP Nj.
Hp Z}-d6m HpRSON & MORTON
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France.

An intelligent French gentleman Of our city
well ycrsed in the politics Of his native country
presses the opinion that the late elections in Paris
may be regarded as really significant Of DANCE
rous degree Of dissatisfaction with the existing
Government and that the policy of muzzIing the
press will prove fatal to the second the first
Napoleon. TN the other side the multitude Of
small landed proprietors Thought the country, who
barely keep soul and body together in the pi-
ping times of peace dread Revolution as utter
ruin. Their influence, however, it is supposed,
will not be sufficient to the Empire from the
explosive materials prnt up in the city of Paris
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CHARGE OF MAIL RohBERY.-Samuel c. Scott, Post
master at Golfers Edgefcld District, c., has been
arrested on charge Of robblng the mail. He is
now in jail at Augusta
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agy Coon PORTRAITS for - cents at TYLER d Co. :
1879 Main street. 4O0taken daily by steam.
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TENNESSEE ELEcroN.-The returns from Tenneg-
zee are very meagre. W 7. Avery (dem.) is said to
be elected to Congress i'll the western District
democratic gain. In the second district, J. V.
wright dem is reelected. The returns indicate
that the Legislature will be denocratic-a result
which will secure two u. S Senators