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We hear great deal of King Cotton, bat it is
worthy of reflection in the South, that his sceptre
is in the hands of those who manufacture, not of
those who produce Cotton. Whilst the Southern
States, which give birth to the King, among
the weakest Of the confederacy in material wealth
and power, the manufacturing States have the pro
ponderance of money and population and England.
through her manufacturing power and geographic
cal position, attracts to herself the wealth of the
world Cotton is King, but not till the mills Of
Lancashire have woven his royal robe. 1t is in
England, and not in the South that he erects his
throne, and compes the nations to bring tribute
Ohio and Illinois their pork and lard Illinois, New
York, Odessa and Poland their wheat France ard
China, their silk; st. Petersburg, hemp and flax;
Brazils, coffee and sugar-to be returned in cotton
goods.
IL Cotton is King his throne is the loom and not
the cotton field, and that is fact which the plant
ing and agricultural South cannot too deeply pom
der. Even here, in Virginia, need to diversity
our industry. If cannot produce cotton, we
can manufacture it, not on small scale, but ex-
tensively, for we have every natural advantage
and resource to compete with the most prosperous
manufacturing communities. Manufactures, conf
merce, agriculture, mutually support and strength
en- each other. Let us make market on the land
for the products of the land Look at New York
and in the infinite variety of ways in which she di-
versifies her labor-behold the secret of her won
derful prosperity. Observe how the thing works
in seemingly insignificant article, such as hides
Whilst Virginia permits her forests to perish and
has sent her hides to New 70 K to be tanned. New
York imports hides and by the aid of the bark of
her forests converts them into leather; her shoe.
makers and sadders convert the leather into shoes
saddles, harness. and other articles which make up
cargoes, TO be exported for the payment of sugar
coffee, hides, and other commodities she has int
ported. This is but one out of an almost immune
rable array of examples which might be named
Cotton is King. and SO every great staple is
in its degree, King; but what would any of them
De without the pillars of Commerce and Manufac
lures to uphold their thrones?
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Ocean Mail Service of Great Britain.

Ocean Mall Service OF Great Britain.
The New York Herald publishes a full and elab
crate statement, prepared from official reports Of
all the lines of ocean mail steamers employed by
Great Britain. The first steamship which ever
crossed the ocean was an American steamer, the
Savannah, $50 tons burden, with an engine of %
horse power, which left the city of that name on
the 18th of May, 1919, and arrived in Liverpool in
TWENTY-FIVE days, having been under steam in all
fourteen days. The next vessel the Sirius sent
by the Cork steamship Company, which arrived in
New York on the 23d of April, 1858. The Great
western Steamship Company made contract with
Samuel Cunard, of Nova Scotia, on the 4th Of JuIy
1889, for semiInonthly mailserylce to Halifax
and Boston. The ocean mail service of Great ,,rj
tain, according to the Herald, now comprises II
different lines, fleet OF l2l steemshins with a.,
aggregate tonnage of 1ll ,293 tons. propelIed Inv
engines measured by the strength of AZ, 534 horses
and managed by officers and crews numbering
s,2o5 men, This service is carried on at a cost TO
the nation OF SIS ll4700, Of which about threefths
10 returned In postage. The four lines recurring
the heaviest subsidies are those TO the West Indies
Mexico and South America, TO the Mediterranean
and the East TO Australia aud 10 the United states
The annual compensation for these lines amounts
70 "a, 503, ao0, an average of more than a million
dollars TO each. The five domestic lines--to Shet-
land and Orkney, the Channel Islands, Isle OF Man
and Irslspd--require but s16i,75 and the line
from Dover TO Calais and 0stend, ST 500. Two of
the linss have neither terminus In the United
Kingdom-one running from Halifax to Bermuda
and 81. Thomas and the other on the west coast of
South America, from Panama TO Callao and ya,,o
raise These REQUIRE the ncousiderable snm =,
xiso,ooo. The three remaining lines run 10 snain
I''usai ana Gibraltar, to the West Coast of Afri-
GO snd the islands adjacent, and TO the Cape OF
5000 Hope, Asuritius and caientta. These have
80 annual compensation Of sAl3,T5o. omitting
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VERY PRETTY Toy.--Aessrs. WILLIAMS d BRO
TIER advertise beautiful toy IN the 7''dta H,'bbey
Balloons which they have for sale. Theysare Of
Partisan origin and like all things invented by the
parsiaus. are remarkably neat and attractive. In
fated with gas. they rise 20 any height il may be
desired and il the little purchaser ofone chooses,
he nav let it go, whereupon 1t will soon disappear
never to come back. 1t will have good run with
the bows.
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PAssEyGERs PR STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN PARRISH.

PASSENGERS PR STEAMSHIP "JAMssToWN,' PARRISH.
master, from New York:
Mrs. j. A. Roof, Mrs Dandy and child, A. Hill and
lady and children. L. K. Blake n. Seymour c. viii
lians and son. Mrs. Schafter. And. Sigourney lady
children and nurse. Miss Knox, Jno. Enders an z
daughters, b. L. Pearce, jno. c. Schooley. Mr..
I. Wallace, lady and child, Jno. Lamden. A r. lifts
Z. l.. Bull 2. Il. Rives. W. III: Baker, A. HgginbO-
Stevens, n. b. Dickinson, S.P. Halves, J. 2. Halves
B. :. Gilierseeye, L. Putney, " Peterson, j. Cook.
VI. Welch, and q in steerage. Also, from Norfolk
". 5. Polk, W. Mclean. A. c. Goodwin, Jno. II. Par
kerr James keena, J. L. Amsley, 1Irs Higgins and
daughter, Ino. A. Higgins, Ed Jardinc j. L. Young
Jno. Finn, +. Lowry, Geo. Bullock.
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aca, SOMETHING PRETTY.-The neatest

WALKING CANES that we have seen for many
ny s. are those made of Gutta Pefcha. and now being
odd by MIR JAMES WALSH, Gun-Smith, on Main
,tr-et He has them of all shapes and sizes and will
sell them very low. One of these instruments in the
hands of man would prove az formidable "a a Re-
yolver; and they are not liable to break, being
lutte elastic would strike terror to the heads
mi shoulders of a score Of sumner men than
army OF swords and muskets. Walsh also has a
great variety of Guns Pistols, Rifles Knives. Fishing
tackle and English and American Powders; and AS
e believes in quick sales and small profits advise
r readers TO examine his stock and suit themselves
ieuember the GHtta Percha Canes, aud call toon If
on wish to secure "A handsome one. an ll-2w
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TIE SCIENTIFIC CoNvENTIoS-0ur correspondent
at Montreal in his letter published yesterday, gave
tie preliminary proceedings of the Scientific Con
vention, now in Session there. We have before III
a copy of the Montreal Herald, of August 18th.
which contains a complete list of the members,
among whom are DR.. JAS. BoLroN and THOMAS II
WINNIE. ESQ. Of Richmond.
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4 FARM IN THE COUNTY OF NEW

A FARM IN THE COUNTY OF NEW
"A KENT FOR SALE.-TlIe subscriber offers for
sale his FARM, i'll the county of New Kent contain
ing iSi acres. called and known by the name OF
munkey River, and convenient to the landing on the
White House estate, where the Richmond and York
River Railroad crosses the river. and about four
miles above the Court House. The buildings are
good, and ample for the accommodation of a large
family. The quality Of the land il equal to any in
the neighborhood, lies WELL and susceptible of the
highest Improvement.
If not sold privately before the 18th day of Sep
TENDER next it will, on that day, he sold publicls
on the premises. Possession of the buildings will he
given the purchaser the day Of sale with the pri
vllege OF seeding crop of wheat and full possession
OF the entire premises Immediately after the crops
now growing gathered.
Ihe payments will bc Oh time. say; the list Of Au-
gust. l>59, lSG0 and 1851.
Persons wishing 10 view the premises are invited
10 call on the subscriber or his brother Mr. W. r.
Waring, or Mr. j. d. Christian. residing on adjoining
farms, who will take pleasure in showing the same
au lS--d2awtljS LAWSON E. WARINt;.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richmond, August 17-Ih9h Water 80 o'c

Port Of Richmond, August 17-Hgh Water 80 o'crl
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jamestown, Parish n. Y. mdse. and pas
myers, Ludam K Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Prchett, Baltimore, mdse.
Ludam Il Watson.
Schr. Robert Henry. James river, wheat.
Propeller Shentfeller, Booth, Norfolk, lumber. I
A. Parker.
Schr. John Randolph Mitchell, Baltimore, fish, 7
Jones d Co.
schr. Thomas Conner, Cheatham, James river
lumber.
schr. Saco-Faoemire, Philadelphia, coal, Harris
ECho!s.
Schr. King William, George, York river. wheat.
Schr. John Warren, Lozier, NJ u, guGno, Edmond
Davenport Co.
,sloop Dunkirk. Shelly. James river, wheat, Hax
all 4 Co.
schr. Cornelia, Smith, Alexandria, COAL Stearns
Thurston.
slhr. Andrew Armstrong, Fitchett, York river.
corn. Stearns Thurston.
Schr, Kessh, Adams. Wilmington Del, powder.
Schr, Marian Jewett, Young, N. Y. guano, Ed
mOnd Davenport Co
SAILED
schr. Jane C. Doughty, Murphy, down the river.
light
EALTIMoRE, Aug. 10 Cleared Schr. Geo. V. Scott,
WIN. Appegarth and James Steele, Richmond. Ar
rived, Schrs. Jonas Sparks and j. VI. Rumsey, from
Richmond
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the domestic service la aud abont tho friish Isles
and from Dover to Calais and ostends the astgf' :
gate length of the nine long lines Is not Tar IRON
$4,000 miles, and over these there Is an aggregate
number Of Eighteen trips month.
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Then and Now.

About eighty Ave years ago, the imports 81 IT
ginia amounted to s4oss.i73, aud those OF Ne"
York to se07 200. yirginias imports now amount
to shout 100000 aud her exports some three mn
lion aud half The imports - New YORK amount
20 Saa 0N.On0 and her exports 70 So ,0oo.O1N.
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a3y. TorrY's srrEnIon ToNIo BIrrERs.

These Dittcrs are tonic stomachic ard aromatic and
-ill be found TO excel any now in Prepared
rom purely uepstdje remedies, possessing the power
cure disease without injury to the health cOnst
tuition. They are highly recommended tor the cure
Il Dyspepsia, dgns and srer, c1otic, eoHs n me so
mach and botoes Refc0Us and general dsIitjy lCp2or
ioWRsss u Sp,rits, didTFhoa &C.
Persons whose systems have become deranged by
nprudent eating or drinking, will find these bitters
quick aud excellent restorative.
Neatly put up in pint bottles. None genuine with
,ut the lithograph of the Proprietor, and the fac
fmds Of his signature upon each bottle. Full direc
ions accompany each bottle. Price Sec.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by b. W.
rUTTY, No. los Cary street, Richmond. Va.
HE~ A liberal discount to the trade.
an I1--dot1xsw1w
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BgFREsH LEEcHEs.--I have just re-
'eiyed by Adams Express fresh lot of swedish
.EECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
tble terms.
P. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attic nded
o. Can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, an at
light on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts H. q. HOBSON.
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GE~To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND 0rHERs.-lIef
chants and others wishing 10 have CIRCULARS
CARDS. BILL-HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, Posi-
EES &C, &c, printed, invited to call at our e
tensiTe job Office, which is supplied with almo~
every variety OF type, embracing all the latest lc
Uur assortment ofCAI;DS, large and small, Bus
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be eA
ceiird.
Wedding, Party ani Ball TICKETS, and Visitip :
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possibl.
st! lC.
All work executed at short notice and at the loves
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any d,
scription of Printing is respectfully asked Mt IT,.
DESPATCH JOB OFFICE corner of Main and 1871
streets, where can be seen some of the finest spec
mems of printing ever executed in this country.
JNO. D. HAMMERSLEY 4 co.
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K. G. HOBSoN.

BE- NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing, Sha
ing shampooing and Bathing Saloon. (under the
.,,llard House, has been handsomely fitted up, and
now open, and We invite the citizens and strangers
o give Us a call.
\. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
aily, from O'Clock A. NJ. to 10 p VI.
ap Z3-l6m HnBSOS MORTON,
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LOST.

7 OST, on Friday, the 18th inst, GOLD
- WATCH. The finder will be literally remune
nerated, BY leaving ii at this Office au lS-}t%
/ OST-Somewhere on or near Marshall
~ street, a Carved Gold BREASTPIN with four bril-
liant The finder may receive a reward Of 81 by
returning it to
jy % F. MCCARTHY & SON
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na .WnIrg TEErH, PgnFuMEp BnBArH

AND BEAUTIFA COaPLExIoN-Can be acquired by
using the "BfBi ola thousand FOtoeTs" What lady
gentleman would remain under the curse Of disN
kresable breath, when, BY using hte ''BALn eP A
THOUSAND FLOWERS as a dentrihce would not only
ender it sweet, but leave the teeth white alsbas-
er? Many persons do not know their breath is bad,
md the subject ia delicate their friends will
mention it. Beware of counterteits. BE sure each
bottle is signed FETRDGR Co.
tor sale D) all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS x FISHER,
NH ll-eod6m Agents for Richmond.
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B RUSSELL g. JOHNSON, Manufac-
turers of CENTRE PIECES, CORNlCE ORNA-
MENTS, &c, at northern prices eth street between
Broad and Grace. iy 2t-lms
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Eg75" Dr.. COOKS, LATE OF ST.. LOUIS,
do-Otlco and residence 81 street wet side. be-
Gween Marshall and Clay streets. uIh ls--d6m
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BS5@ TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
K. Il q. Whitfield. Wholesale and retail dealer in
shingles, Mahogany and Lumber OF every sezcrip-
lon ONCE ana yard corner vi Cary and 10th streets
NlcEmond, Va. my ly-dGms
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sD GEORGE ID. STEEL, Dentist, Office
md residence No 3d. on Main, between oth and 9Th
dreets, Richmond, Va. my S-ly
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4 number Of Virginians left the hall at Knox
willie Thursday night about midnight. and hurried
down to the ears where they tumbled in, and slept
until 3o'Clock Friday morning-the hour for start
ing. After delay of three hours in the burning
at that terrible place. Bulls Gap,a ride in the
stage coaches all day, Friday and until midnight
and various other fluctuations, they arrived in
LyIehburs Saturday afternoon, and found rest at
that capital hotel, the Washington House. To lie
Glisc the comfort of q Virginia hotel, ought to
travel into Tennessee.
heard on the road that there We're $50 visitors
at the Montgomery White sulphur; GO at the Alic
ghany, - at Coyncrs Springs and about 1900 AT
the Greenbrier White sulphur. The watering
place first named, learn is tobe still farther in
proved next year, by the erection Of additional
buildings, and the cuttingo of walks i'll the noun
tain on the left.
Che East Tennessee and Virginia Ralroad--l3G
miles long from knoxville to D.iotcl-is expected
IL he completed by Christmas. ut Is finished with
HE exception Of forty-two miles. and ten Of thai
will be opened in few weeks. Want Of money is
the chIrf cause Of its slow progress
The schedule from Richmond To Dalton, Ga.-one
of the worst III the country-will shortly be rem
rdi-d. il President MCDaniel- efforts avail any
timing. and made to connect at all points, in the
shortest space OF time.
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acA-- Powrns, PHoroaRAPns bias now
nlSx. THE ArTENrIoN oE THE TUBING d

reous ted to the Trustees Sale Of Furniture &C.. 10
axe Mace This Morning, at 10 o'clock. Main, be-
weefl 10Th aud 10Th streets See advertisement.
an IS u. II. COOK 4 Co. Auetrs.
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BsA.P. II. AYLETT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held In the city of Rich
mond, and attends regularly the County and Circuit
g9,irts OF Chesterfield, Henrico, Hanover aud King
William counties
Bg-ufiice the store of P. Johnston 4 Brother,
No. 10 Main street Jy tim
nag" FACTS WORTH KNowING.-Thc re-
naming stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS,
LADIES' BAZi1R,
No. Hi, BROAD STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
at lower rates-quality and St. consdered-thhn
they have ever been purchased heretofore ia this
market.
EMBROIDERIES.
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS and SLEEVES rang
ing from 61S to &c.
Fine French MUSLIN SETS for 81 worth 90; also,
Sets at lower prices
Muslin and Cambria BANDS, for Sleeves and Basnues
Thread and Ealenciennes LACES
SIN dITTS, kid aud Silk GLOVES, HOSE
Whalebone BUSrS, &c.
MILLINERY GOODS
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Qulings Ladies' Dress
Caps, Grapes, &c.
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have large stock OF PRINCES, BRAIDS,
buttons, and other DRESS TRIMMINGS very
low.
WHITE GOODS. JACoNETs. BRrLLIANTgs
BOOK swiss, Plaid, Striped and Dotted MUsLINS.
Also great variety Of
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES
selling ut unprecedented low prices To make FOR
the Fall purchases.
We ara not going TO wind up, but We are selling
Goods at prices that will Oe caution to old ozies
~ 3l--dlm
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GeA. DIR. JOHN Il. WALTHALL, (Hom9o-
pathis) offers his professional services 10 the ci
1ens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re-
sidence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
le l-l2m%
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SEARCH FOR 4 EUGITIvE SLAyE.-Un the 4th inst
John ". Wells, Of Lynchburg, Va, aud T. q.
,lalIcs, Of Nashville, Tenn, arrived. i'll Chatham,
Canada in search OF fugitive slave NAMED Joseph
Alexander. \ large crowd assembled, among
whom was joe, but no attempt it is alleged, Wa,
made to arrest him.
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spUcTAL NOTICES.

ray SALE or EEAuTiruL COUNTRY
sg,y sy.g RIerxosb--TIe particular attention OF
he public Il rtpectfaIy called % the sale Of Mr.
john A. 8Iazshfoek's Country Seat on ne Brook ',
Plank Road. rs miles from k'enmona "a ses
Aacijon head An Omnibus win leave our Office 81
"a O'Clock r. NJ, and will take out bidders iree OF
sais GoDDIS 4 APPERsoS, Aaetrs.
No. POWERS PHOTOGRAPHS mas now
,econe the general talk Of the city. POWERS u now
making life size Photographs, as perfect as ii's ITSELF
srom old and indistnct Ds1uerreotypes OF deceased
orautifu Portraits at very moderate charge. Pow
RI Is still taking ninitable Imperial Afnbrot
or 20 cents each, at Isl Main street, doors above
Ads & Gray Drug store. su ls-it
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Is-A NEW Article Is NOW BEING USED in the man
fac are of medicine, namely: gums. OF which,
reliably informed DIR. SANFORbs LIVER INyIGORATu
is wholly composed. These gums said to be tn,
most powerful articles 20 act torpid inactiy
liver that now known to physicians, aud yet il
their combination in the nyi.;orator they are IL
harmless can he: even for the smallest child, il
may be administered with perfect safety and yrca
benefit.
Ladies' of sedentary habits find great benefit b. IL
use while those who are sick and debtattd, OF laCL
yjgor and energy, cannot find sUrer, zai,r
sprefiier remedy than the INyiG0RtT08 Parents al
minister it 10 their children Wih safety and succc>
tor worms bowel and summer complaint, cholera
infGntum. and arrangements which children sub
jec, TO- while inyaids and al whoare troubled NH
LVE@ C0HpLAINT Of any kind, find relief il.
this tllciuvai's iIeEd.-{DrtlGH' JoGrHu}.
BENNETT, BEEKs d FISHER. ana ADIE q GRAY
agents for Richmond. au lJ-d6c2w
G0- ANOTHER case of those very superior Frenc.
Caters and Shoes, hasJust been received at the I'm
porting House OF ALIEN. HILL, No ~ Main street
kichmond, Va
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DAILY DISPATCH.
MoRNlsa ,..,.--- Is, ISL

Dispatch for the Springs.
Persons going TO the Springs can have the pis-
,.rcH sent TO them for any length Of time they may
AAals
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lElTH From IYpEOrFoBtA-j'n Tuesday evening
last, iIr. G. ". stone of West peaIn, Mass, diUd
from the effects Of hyIropiIobia lie was bitten il
the thumb by Il dog in Mill Village on the Sd day
Of July last. The dog was not supposed to be rab
i'll at the time
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FIRE IN CIycINNtTi.-0n Friday fire occurred At
Cincinnati, by which King & DAILY, wholesale gro
and liquor dealers, sustained loss of $4,000
ami stall Meyer i'll the sane business q loss OF
1000. Both fully insured.
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RS. Tyler & Co sye notic2 that no Pictures
Will he taken at their Gallery 80 Main street from
tie 18th Of August until the 1T of September, they
have suspended operations for the purpose of making
Improvements. Those desiring portraits taken, VIII
do well to wait for the re opening It's
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RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN
~ Oh, the Old Clock Of BARrUoLoNEw's

a. RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN
~. Oh, the Old Check Of BARTHOLOMEW
k--k19G stock,
Is the last Of the fifty and neatest
Though its hands not gold yet its time has told
That its bell is the loudest and sweetest.
No friendly choice has bought the last Clock,
And 10 see them all sold makes ma smile
But listen 10 me, Just come aud buy one,
DR. else my kind friends must spite.
Vow, who would leave this last old Clock
When all of the others are sold;
have told through the summer the hours of day
Aud still " i'll tell IL when cold.
III you wish for to buy the last old Clock
Because that its time proves so true
ln the corner Of nth aud Main street ynu' find
Is the place stu Kept by BAR-rH0- Lo-MEW.
All kinds of fine Watches and Clocks repair,
Al the Corner OF Eleventh and Main
80 Just give call, say. one aud all
For Richards rs .htmsetf once again
y. B--over ~ years practical experience Ia the
"ateh repairing business, in London and America.
Is
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RS Fog WASHING INFASTs.-Fontaines Cream oi
Wild Flowers Will prove superior TO all spirits or
lions. No mother nurse viii be without it ait.I
one:trial. Sold by all Druggists. J. " PETERSON.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DrspArc

rentio,a-ristrs at HE Virginia Springs-R Railroad
Matters, dc.
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BOARD OF TRADE

HoRACE l.. kENf, Pres't, T.. Il. BENTLEY, Treas'r
WILLIAM b. Ist4cs, Secretary.
tomHgittss If Arbitrutior.
WILLIAM $. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. w GLAzEBRooK, JAMES b. DUPuY,
I. W. MCCANCg, l.. ID. CRESsHAw,
my -
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a@. PAINTING OF THE CITY OF RICH
aOND-Counoisseurs lovers of the fine Arts and the
public generally, are respectfully invited by the sub
ctier to his large picture in OIL Of the city Of
richmond. at his studio. No. ~ Main street, ilnmc
lately above 9Th street.
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