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Ba~ RELIGIOUS NOTIcE.-Rev. Mr..
LEAvBNwoRTH. Principal of tho Female Institute in
Petersburg, will preach at the United Presbyterian
Church on Shockoe Hill, tomorrow morning, at IL
O'Clock
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MORE INDIAN MuRpERs.-rhe Topeke (Kansasl
Tribune learns that party, consisting of fiys sur
Seyors' were surprised and murdered by BODY of
Cheyenne Indians on the Little Blue river about IFS
miles OF Topeka "
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mrRExovAL-DR. PEAcHY, 70 THE
Ballard House. ty inns
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E3ynFREsH LEECHRs.-I have i

BF2$" FRESH LEECHEs.-l have lust re-
ceiyed by Adams Express a fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECliES. which will be applied upon most rrason-
able terms.
y. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly ATTENDED
toi Can be found at all hours Of the DAY at the Hair
Dressing Room under tho American Hotel aud at
night on 9Th street, French Harden Hin.
nay 25-ts X. C. HOBSoN
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BArnsl RArnsl RArmsl-Hnt ~,

and shower Baths DO had at all hours from 4.
O'Clock 4. NJ 10 ~ Z. NJ, at the Hair Cutting Sha-
wing and ShampoOin2 Saloon, under the America
Hotel Entrance on nth street Single baths y
cents. or tckets 81. my l
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Rss~HAIR CurTINc-To the Citit

BSS~ HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.It you wish to get
your Han cut in the latest aud most improved stys
would advise you 10 csil on HOBSON, at his Iiel-
Cutting Room, under the American iIotel-entrancs
on 18th street.
\, Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can bs had at
all hours Single Baths - cents, or tickets for 81
ap G-tf
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THE WESTERN EXCURSIONISTS
AT NORFOLK AM PORTSMOUTH,

The Railroad Visitors reached Portsmouth,
va.from Baltimore, Thursday morning. They were
met by the military and citizens, escorted to all
the places of interest, including the Navy Yard
and Hospitality entertained at the Macon House
Many devices expressive Of welcome decorated the
city. From Portsmouth they went to Norfolk and
were similarly entertained. From the Norfolk and
Portsmouth papers we make up the rylIowin. ac-
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MELANCHOLY SuIcI pg---Ou ~ turday last, Peyton
Chandler OF Granr ille county, y. C., of A. j.
Chandler of Nee klenburg county. Virginia, com
United suicide by blowing his brains out. He left
Drlet note Off arewell his father and mother and
sisters 1t is. coDjectured that the fatal catastrc
phe was pre- ;iptated by Disappointment in love.
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BA-P. Ill. AYLETr, Attorney at Law
Practices in all tho Courts held in the city Of Rioh
mOnd, and attends regularly the County and Circst
Courts Of Chesterfield. Henrics. Hanover sad Kiak
" lillian counties.
R5-Oftice over the store of 2. Johnston Brother.
No. lis Main street. ~ I-Stn
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MILLIAM nnNNAN Chair-nr

B@yn Board OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. r. y. BENTLET Trra.'r
WILLIAM Il. ISAAcs. Secretary.
COrrnntt>e n ArbItrattcT
WILLIAM :. DOMAIN. Chairman
l. W. GLAzEBRooK, JAMEe h. DCPUr,
DAVID CCRRIE, l.. u. CREysRAw
my gT-ta
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CURIOUS CALcULArIoS.-Mr. Phillips, Of London
calculates that the chances of All ordinary felon.
escape from punishment, in 1000 trials, are 30
trials, are II.
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BfA. BISHOP EARLY will Preach in the
Centenary Church tomorrow morning st II O'Clock
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II IST OF Notwithstanding in the
IL RICHMOND POST OFFICE on the 2ith day OF
July, 1851. s.,i.. ,vui
ar Persons applying for Letters III TINS List WI
please ~ r thor arc ADyEHrrsED
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105" DR. COOKS, LATE or ST.. LorIs.
No<-0ffiee and residence ID street wess aide hs
tween Marshall and Clay streets NH Is-isto
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Renu NOrICH.-The Hair Dressinr. Elm

bcSa~ wv IL nc IlalT dressing, sna-
wing, ShampOninR and Bathing saloon, (undcr tue
Ballard House. hsS bccn handsomely fitted up and
IL now open, and We Invite the citizens and strsn
to give us 4 call.
\. Blot Cpld and shower Baths can be had
daily. from o'clock A VI. 10 10 T. VI.
ap-Ej-dsm HDHSDN 4 MORTON
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AsgcDoTE OF GEORGE PKABoDY.--Fifty years ago
at the age of II, he had occasion to pass through
Concord, N H., on his way 10 Vermont. He stop
ped all night at the old "Stickney Hotel" where he
paid his lodging and breakfast by saving wood =
Such was the first beginning Of George Peabody.
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The baronial castle of the late Earl Of shrsw,-
bury, England, IL to bs sold at auction, lac being
" the last Of his line" -.
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\ hRKTI SCI of Democrats ia Henry county, Va.
l't week. endorsed the policy OF Goa. Walker III
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R35 HITE TEETH, PEEECMHD BREATH
AND BEAUTIFUL CUHPLAIIoS-(Rn be acquired BY
using the "Btipi qfd Ih0ESapd tTypers" hhat lady
" gentleman would remain under tho curse OF dis
Ar'|abio breath. when, BY using hte BALM oY A
THOUSAND FLOWERS Us a dontrihCe, would not only
render II sweet, but leave the teeth white as Alabs
ter! Many persons do know their breath IL bad
and the subject il delicate their friends will never
mention it. Beware OF countcTteits. Be sure each
bottle is signed FHTRInaE Co
For sale 10y all Druggists. New York
BENNETT, BEERS ( FISHER
NH ll-cOd6m Agents Tor Richmond.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond, July 24-High Water ~ O'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Richmond Mitchell Philadelphia
mdse and passengers, III futile.
SchF Thomas Conner, Cheatham, James River lum-
Der.
SAILED
Schr Two Williams, Smith, Smithfleld. mdse.
MEMORANDUM
Ship Sylvia, from Liverpool in tow steamer vii.
liam Allison, at Newport News
NV YORK, July 22,-Clearcd schr J. SHARKS Croyr.
ford, Richmsnd, and brig A. Sprague, smith, Rich.
mQud. -' AN
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RECOVERY OF THE DEAD BODY OF A BURGLAR WHO WAS
SHOT By \ lOUSg W0MAN.--A CURIOUS CAsE.-On
Monday night the grocery store of p FingIer, OF
Staten Island. New York, was entered by burglars
who were about carrying off large amount of pro-
perty, when they were discovered by Miss WilcOt
who slept in the rear of the store. The burglar on
hearing her approach attempted to escape, hut the
young lady, with unparalleled presence Of mind
and bravery caught up a loaded pistol which was
hanging in the store, and fired at the retreating
burglar, who finally made his escape. The lady
then aroused Mr. Fingler who slept over head, and
with his assistance closed the store Nothing more
was heard OF the affair until "Wednesday afternoon
when the body of man was discovered floating i'll
the bav near Clifton; it made fast to the shore
10y a fisherman, and ascertained to be the burglar
who had been shot.
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Hfn. THos X. PRICB & Co. are ad-
ding b every arrival, many choice things t. their
and those expected ara
pOPLINE1'rS AMI DE BEIGE, for travelling
BAIADEKE POPLiNETTS do do
Toll De NAMES and SILK LUSTREs for ira.
Yelling
LINEN BUSTERS, LINEN SETS
LINEN COLLARS Cam, do
Plain MOUSLAINES, Lace MITTS
Cotton HOSIERY, Cotton and Thread Half HOSE
Ladies and Gents GauZe VESTS
Spring Crystal, Union Spring Corded and sther
approved style HOOP SKIRTS, PALM FANS Dress
FRINGE and TRIMMINGS, OIL CLOTHS &e Is
Be And upon this morning they commence the
exhibition Of a large lot OF Colurpd LAWNS, OR.
CANDIES, BEREGES IRISH LINEN SHEET
INuS, GlNGHAMS, &C. which they intend to slo~s
oil during the month, at ast5nishingly low figures
Their friends and the public are invited to call
j. f-dlm THOMAS X. PRICE & CO.
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EXTRAORDINARILY RYg.-The editor of the Lewis
turg VA Era has seen some rye from the neigh
boring farm of Thomas Reynolds, which yields
$500 grains from one grain sown.
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SHOCKING CATASTROPHE. "A romantic father,
whose name was Rose, called his daughter Wild,
80 that she grew up under the appellation of Wild
Rose But in few years the girl fell in love with,
and married a man named Bull, which sadly inter
fered with the romance of the lady's name, wild
Rullp
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Ten YEARS MissING-The Lynn Mass News
states that Mr.. Jas. Thompson left Lynn ten years
since to 60 TO and after left the ship and
has not been heard of since by his friends here till
they saw his maine reported in the list of returned
hlibusters of Walkers army. He is now in New
York SICK and his father has sent for him to return
to Lynn. His friends have for several years sup
posed him 10 be dead.
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MINIsThRIAL.-Thc BOstD,1 Pilot states that Row
NJ Costello, ID. D.,a Catlssic Priest at All Halows
College, Ireland is desti foi' mission in his
lgous capacity, to Richmond, Va, and will soon
leave for America
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SAILING or A BARK FROM CHICAGO FOR LIVERPOOL
The bark CT. kershaw, Captain Pierce, left Chica
CO. Wednesday evening, for Liverpool, England. A
salute WAS fired on the occasion. dinner was ri
ven TO her officers by the Board of Trade, who &C
companed the bark to Lake Erie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25

IRE iRAvp ENCASPMgST |. q. o. F., will meet at.
iiaihi ton, Va. che 9th Of August aud not 18th.
rs u. Ave lrnn sfnted.
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The Richmond Dispatch.
DAILY, sEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
SEMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The urgent solicitations of a number of friolida
lave induced me 10 publish
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nsG4 To MIR. F., BAKRR.-Dear Sir: In
Justice to yourself and persons who may BE- similarly
afflicted permit me to Cie instance OF the remark.
able qualities oil your PREMIUM BITrgRa. I bad
never used them until recently, but my wife haviaK
been Affected with ntryOu- affection, and diHoTdey
ed stomach, for the past ten twelve years used
every fneans in my power ~ restore her 70 health
she Wa under the constant treatment Of i've SIT
able ply sicians but no relief could bo bad ihra
stw several certificates OF the remarkably made
By your BITTKR5. | persuaded my wife 10 try them,
she did 1OUnd in little time she began 10 recover ia
pidy. Not only her affection and dauTdsrrd
stomach were removed. but her general health IL
better now than IL has been for many years. | am
now using, and shall always continue To u6e your
BITTER5 write this in Justice to yOurreh and for
the benefit OF others who are similarly afflicted
Your obd't sy't, THOMAS VI. MONTAGUE.
Richmond June q lS57.
Thrae Buffers can be had Of all the principal Drug
gifts in this city and elsewhere in this State il
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CHuRcHEs Struck Br LIGHrNISG.-Two churches in
Roxbury, Massachusetts, were struck by lightning
Wednesday afternoon, but were not seriously dam
aged
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FAMINE ~ CHINA.-The Friend of China, of NAV
9Th, received by the last Overland Mail, says that
the famine prevailing in that country exceeds all
that the oldest living man has ever witnessed The
rebels are making progress, the capital of the Fro
vince of Kwang-Si. kwei-Lung, having fallen into
their hands. In the Province of Kwangtung. the
famine is so severe that even the women are form
ing themselves into bands of robbers, have seized
the sword and gone forth plundering in order to OBJ
tain sustenanCe.
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FIRE-The alarm of fire about half past O'Clock
last night, was cause by the partial burning Of
small unoccupied te nement on the hill side in rear
OF rt'e'uc Hospital. The building is in the county
OF Henrico, about three hundred yards north of
tho corporation line, and was doubtless set on ere
but'tIe promptness Of the frsmen prevented its
destruction. Loss small
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DAILY DISPATCH.
. .nrpnAY MORNING. lilly % laY-
Dispatch for the sprinr.,
Pu1pits aud Pews.

Persons going TO tho Springs, can have the DIS
rAroH sent to them for any length Of time they may
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A WOMAN WITH Two HUsBANDs-A few days ago,
a man returned to Lowell Mass, after four years
absence in Australia, to find his wife married again
and her second marriage honored with an infant
The Lowell Citizen says that the wife justiies her
second marriage on the ground that she supposed
her first husband TO be dead; but, he turns up
again, she is inclined to 90 back to his arms. The
second husband, unable TO retain the woman, has
taken possession of the babe, and intends to keen
IT. The other parties have commenced or are about
to commenced legal proceedings for its recovery.
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JUDICIAL ELECTION IN rHB sTH DIsrgfcr.-All the
precincts in aroline'county, except Madison and
Oakley, give Coleman sol majority over Maryu, and
these precins, ii is supposed viii increase the ma
jority 300 In three precincts in Hanover Mar, has
IL majority. We indebted to Capt Gentry of
the r., T. and Potomac Railroad for this inf, rIna
tim
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GAMMA STATISTICS OF New EoRK.-The AGRA
gate number Of sentences for death in New York
tor - last seventy years, is So number sentenced
bet"' II 1874 aud 1916 thirtyone years ST. number
sentenced since 1916, torty-onC years, -; number
pardonf or net hanged, exclusive of Colt who kill
ed himst H. for same period. 4s number convicted
OF murder from 1854 TO 1915, 10; number convicted
of murder since lSl5, 80
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PARRICIDR.-The Atlanta (Ga) Examiner statas
that man named Powell Wood shot and killed his
father. VIM. Wool, on the 10th inst, in the upper
part of Cherokee county in that State. The muir
derer has confessed his crime and is now in iail nj
Canton Both father and son were men Of families
the deceased being about 10 years old and the
unnatural son %. The cause of the killing was
the interference of the father to prevent rencon
tire between his son and man by the name of Car
penter on their return from a sale, which the party
had attended during the day.
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nAu CABINET SIZE PHoToG

nsa. CABINET SIZE PHoToGRAPHs.-
Persons wishing TO have PHorosR APIS of superior
quality and of any size rtfully invited 10
call at POwERs GALLERY, Isl Main street.
IMPERIAL AMBRoTYPEs.--POwE is still taking thu
inimitablo style of Picture at - CENTS III Main st
gt-3t#
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SYLVESTER LIND, of Chicago, has given his bonds
for $4,000, TO aid pious young men in preparation
for the ministry, aud 100000 to endow Professor
ships in the Theological Department An institu-
ton to be called the Lind University. is to be loca
ted in the village called Lake Forrest account of
its situation on Lake Michigan, and the grounds
covered by a most beantiful forest.
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A negro man belonging to Mr.. Ewell. near Camp
bell Court House. Na was killed by lightning on
Tuesday last
Judge Grivot of New Orleans, died in that city,
on the 18th inst.
Charles Emery, while attempting to drink from
spring, on the land of Charles Francis Adams, in
Quincy, Massachusetts, experienced rush of blood
to the head, fell IL and was drowned.
The gross revenue Of the Postoffice Department
Tor the quarter ending March 81, was ST. 001s;
net revenue 81 ,026, 1868.
letter from Robt. q. Scott, Jr, dated June 18th,
says the yellow fever had disappeared in that city
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RESPECT TO THE tEAD.- Tie Armory Of the Young
uuard was drap[sI IN mourning yesterday, : a
mark OF respeCtso tha memory of their deceased
brother, whose corpse will be consigned to It's last
resting place to-day. with military honOrs.
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ARRIVAL AT OLD POINT.

On the arrival at Old Point the members Of the
delegation were welcomed on behalf of Portsmouth,
in appropriate manner, by G. w. Grice. Esx
who was responded to in eloquent terms lby
Charles II. Tilson, Esq, of St Louis. The visitors
were then received by DR.. Snpkns. on behalf of
the Merchants and Mechanics Exchange, of Nor
folk, in speech of much eloquence and beauty, to
which J. Pruden, Esq. Of Ohio, very handso nelly
replied.
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AArAt.-The Portsmouth Chronicle states, the Z.
s. frigato Constitution, "Old Ironside," which has
been lying at the Portsmouth Navy Yard for about
two years-iS to be remoddlcd and rebuilt forth
with. orders having been received to take the ship
into the dry dock for that purpose.
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IxpsovExEsrs AT TINS WHITE SULPHUR HP'Hs" E
Tho Greenhrier Va, White Sulphur springs w.
have contracted for the erection oi iafse p"''o
ing 400 feet long and three stories h'g'' "a'lhg
bali room 90 BY 100 feet and dining room TO ar
commodate 200 persons. 1t viii also contain 22s
lodging rooms and IL to cost so"'ooo' Inc site Is
the Virginia Row and the time OF completion the
18th n June next. Extensive bath buildings to
cost between $4,000 and $4,000 will be completed
nv the Eth Of July next.
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NEW TENOR has surprised the London opera vi
Sit"fS. HIS name II NJ. Belsrt and he is from
SPAN. III" Athenaum says he is not complete
artist but s,of the most promising and peculiar
singers heard for many a day
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TIE French SPoLIATIoNs.-The New York Post
states that those who interested in these claims
feel confident of being able to get them allowed
during the Presidency of Mr. Buchanan. The claims
have been before Congress for more than half
Jury Bills have been introduced and passed. some
times by one House, sometimes by the other, and
occasionally by both but always in some way de-
feated and prevented from going into effect. But
Mr. Buchanan has always favored these claims, it is
safely presumed that he will sign a bill directing
their payment. A convention of the claimants has
been proposed at Philadelphia, for the purpose of
taking measures TO o. passage of such bill
through Congress. Most Of these claims have passed
out of the possession of the original owners
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THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT OF
Il THE KIND IN NIRGINIA.-RICHMOND so
DA WATER AND BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT
IN FULL FORCE, WITH IT'S DOUBLE SET Or
SELF-ACTlNG GENERATORS.-LemO and Sarsa-
pariila POP, Philadelphia PORTER and ALE, Cham
Ia5ntCIDER. and BROWN STOUT put up in guam
titles to suit customers.
This subscriber deems il unnecessary to say any
thing in regard Ia the reputation of hs Soda Water
a. 1t Is 80 we'll known throughout Virginia Teunes-
the Immense patronage heretofore extended towards
hlIn by hiS generous patrons, and hopes b. strict
attention - business, t. preserve cUntiuu,uc" OF
the SHnic.
81 All persons living in the city, who have bot
ties with my name oil them, will please return them
to my drivers, and To none others.
VI. MCCORMACK
is 2J-lm ms Ilrna1 -
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OyERHAULED.-Two negroes, owned by Pryor
Jennings and J. &. Rucker, of Granger county
Tenn, were arrested in Wytheville, Va, Monday
making their way North. Much excitement pre-
vailed In the town during the chase after the runa
ways, and the Court House bell was rung.
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD
RID hfuCud .JuIv ~ 1877

ARMORY YOUNG GUARD
a Richmond. July y, 1857.
MORpERs No. 20.
Il |. This command will assemble at
the Armory of the Corps on SATURDAY the 18th
inst ut O'clock 4. NJ promptly, In full dress uni
form, to pay the ast tribute Of respect To our de-
ceased comrade, ROBERT d. PICKETT.
IL. The Honorary Members requested to units
with us on this occasion.
III. Grape &c, will DO furnished at the ArmOry.
J. II. RICHARDSON. Captain.
ENrf.
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ass ASSURANCES OF EVERY KIND.-Life

Insurance on White Persons and Slaves. Fire lnsu-
rance on Dwelling Houses Furniture, Stores, and
Merchandise generally. Marine assurances, on Yes
sells Cargo and Freight TO all parts OF the Norlu anu
Inland Insurance Of all kinds can ba effected upon
the most faT oTable and satisfactory terms at the t
neral Insurance Office. on Pearl -trst, next 10 Ed d.
c. K. BRICKEN,
~ Gaparal Iusurauru A
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2EG DR.. JOHN h. hALTHALL, (HoLnp0-
pathist offers his professional services to the Citi-
zeIls of Richmond and its vicinity. Office on Main
street opposite this Exchange Bank also ut his resi-
dence on Leigh street. two donrs from 9Th.
iaI
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ARRIVAL Of THE DRgporvd M,cHrNE.-The splendid
Dredging Machine of Cooley & Summers arrived
yesterday In tow OF the steam tug conestoSa from
Washington City, and will commence in few days
10 clean out the river and harbor by an appropria
ton from the City Council Too much praise cannon
he given TO our worthy townsman, j. W. heeanoe.
and the Councilman Of Jefferson Ward, X y. iia,
kins, for their laudable efforts in procuring .'''
machine. which will be Of incalcnlahle beheh' ~
nur enrnrpersa
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SOUTH- SIDE INSTITUTE,

S0UTH- SIDE INSTITUTE,
FARMSILLE, VA.
W. J MoRsiSsETT, 4. NJ. Math. Nat, Sciences and
French.
q. L. Booker, A. B.. Languages.
H. hoRRIssRTr Assistant in Languages.
:. PARTIS Mathematics.
For catalogue conta lining terms, &c, address
MURklSSkTT 4 BOOKER
lY 2i--lim E.rtnriIle IA
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EOR HIRE-For the balance of the
L. year, NEGRO WOMAN who is a plain Cook
Washer and IrOner. Apply to
CIIAS. ii. TANNER. corner Broad and 2d sts.
n. d. Todd's superior Family HAMS, together with
q fine assortment OF GROCERIES. for sale By
iy 25-3ts CHAS. IL. TANNER
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EIGHT YEARS, RULE CONTINTED

- The 18th of July it has been my rule 10 greatly
reduce the cash price Of all my Summer Clothing
and Furnishing Goods. 1t is not desirable or protH-
BILE 10 carry to the second season stock of sum
mer Clothing. Notwithstanding my stock is large
comprising Cashmere suit, Marseilies do, White
and Colored Linen do, Alpaca. Merno, Drap de Etc
&c; and Furnishing Goods, such Shirts. Collars
Socks. Gloves, Suspenders CrayRts of the greatest
as will ensure sales. All in want will hasten to call
while the variety il good.
!. u. GOODMAN,
"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25

Eg5~ LISTEN, iE DYsPEPTICs.-Go AND
Do LIKEN lSE-PERMANENT CURE.-The Rev.
James Hunnicutt. proprietor and editor ofthst excel.
lent paper the Christian Banner published at Freder
lcksburg, Va, in his editorial of June Nh, 1851 thus