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fcosnrsrovnrxcr ~ rHr RICHMOND rAItr pisPAf'"'i
CnnrsruxsnURe, VA, July H.
u I. scs,caiv necessary 10 tell you any fh,ns
If our quiet and healthy village. for, ion, have
complimentary notice of us, we know Una % the
been in our midst, and can bear teAt'' NJ. far the
pleasant location of christianspH. go will state
benefit Of YOUR less fortunate reader w. so in the
that n 4. on tho summit Of the Aifgn thc eyc
most beautiful and picturesque g. mend the sum
ever ieheid. and persons wish'ne sirtne TO spend
mer IN me no"h. a IL gnrinag, cannot find more
The whole time at the spi
delightful place. ,.t;s Morning and evening
a., ,ariest rains Of the season The clouds
W. h', . .,, ard pour down rain in torrents
sem" ~ has been done to the crops. The
n'ta' , u hsn beaten down and the corn washed
an: and our farmers are "PprehensiTe OF greater
;iin,ry Ia their grain from rust Harvest il Just
hg;noIng and il the grain H. not further injured,
,br Weld is thought to be good one. The new
crop is selling at 81 per bushel.
Visitors are beginning TO come to our springs
from the South by the Western route via Memphis
and Nashville, AMI it the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad will manage its affairs we'll ii will turn
the tide Of travel in this direction A large num-
Der oil visitors are at the White Allegheny and the
Yellow sulphur which is the most pleasant and
delightful retreat in the mountains. The water is
very powerful in its curative effects Of chronic dis
eases, and the accommodations are far superior to
anything we have seen at the other springs. You
can always get plenty tu eat, and that Of the
very best. Everything is kept in a neat clean and
domestic order which makes visitors feel 50 much
at home, and adds much to their pleasure. Mr..
Jordan and lady are not to be surpassed in their
Kind attention to visitors, and in their manage
ment of the household matters. Capt. Bragg. the
clerk, IL an aiablo, agreeable and polite gentleman
and Will spare pains in contributing the plea
sure of the guests. You and all your friends. Mr
Editor, who want to spend a pleasant at the
| springs. com" to the Yellow Sulphur, and yOu and
| they will not 80 away disappointed in any way.
Yours &c. +
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The Weather-New Company-PoIi e
Matters, sc.
CoRREsPoNpFNcE or THE RICHMOND DAILY msPArcH

ttDkhEHPbNpfAtE or The ElfHNDND DAILY DISPATCH.
pETERSBrRG. July II.
There is very little of interest to communicate
to-day The weather continues progressively warm,
Notwithstanding chilly morning enveoped i'll "a
dense OctObcr-likc fog and appearing for all the
world like morning off the banks of Newtound-
| land. babe us hop" otherwise
Capt VIM. H. Jarvis. Of the Southwark Mechanical
| Fire Company, has raised corps of volunteer sol
diers, consisting mostly of members of the Fire
| Company to he called the southwark Guard
| They uniform decidedly HDig"'-tireman :
hat red shirt and white lin winter black pants Col
Scott. understand, has been applied to for COM
mission. which has been granted, and the new vol
| unteers will make their appearance c0p ri" III a
| short time.
! John Malone and his affcetionatc spouse, were
| brought into the Mayors court this morning, for
| lodging in the old market house. under the infu-
| enCe of diluted ''hricke. This promising couple
have on several occasions. made their appearance
| before the bar of justice under similar circunl-
stances inasnuch ~ they make it point t" c"le-
| bratc their wedding day once week, get on a
| matrimonial h"ndcr and sleep with the gate open.
or on somebody clIc'- premises for the fun of it.
| They were dismissed after due Iecturing.
| The Hastings Court commences on Thursday.
| with the following cases: William Wilson, for lar
| ceny Michael Quinn. ditto, second offence; and
| Jas VI lee. felony.
The pcnpl" are complaining necessarily aC-
count of the wr"tch"d accommodations At the Rich
| mond depot. Access thith"r is through dust or
| mud as the may be- ak inches deep: when
there. old shed to stand under, ora ladies wait
| ing room with n broken chair in corner. and II
jug of water in that: or if promcnadng Is prefer
! red Rn extensive platform in open air. powdered
| with a perpetual shower Of dust. Many of our
citizens jauntng to Richmond. take the City Point
train. and go up tn" rver-by far the most agreea-
| bic route the extra eXpens" more than counter
| balancing moments jog through the loaths0me
| thnroughtare of PoCahOntas
! The commencement exercises at the Female Col
lcge. sycamore street. will commence on Thursday.
the 10th inst As usual upon similar occasions, the
| programme will he delightful splendid address
| is anticipated from DIR. Blackwell, Of your city
Professor Lupton, who has during the past year
ably filled the position of President. has resigned
! his seat aud is to be succeeded by Prof Christian,
Of Raleigh. Prof. l.. ha, accepted call To Randolph
! Macon College.
Prof Roht krrrr collegiate school are lin for a
| grand pic mic during the ensuing week. Boys are
some on fun.
| The negro man who killed yesterday morn
| ing, the Southern railroad, owned by the
| late &. II. Gary, of \. G.. ARIEL.
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On the 18th Jnly at the residence VI JamesI. Har-
ris. In Powhatan county, Dr. JAMES II. EUsTACE,
aged % years. &s
On the 18th inst, ut o'clock, A. NJ, Mrs SARAH
FRANCES STEUBNER wife of Edward Steubner,
ut this city, aged q years. months sand q days
Yesterday evening, 18th inst, at s]s o'clock. An
DREW JACKSON, infant -nn Of John and Elizabeth
Tuliey, aged year months anil days.
The white rose has faded that laid on the breast
OF our dear little infant we loved and caTessed;
From this world If sorrow t0 the sweet rssilms above
lie has left liz Ia dwell in that haven # love.
The friends and acquantancs of the family are re-
qucstr to attend his fnuerl Wednesday evening, NJ
~ oClock from st. Pcters Cathedral.
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TULEoRAPHIo NEWS,
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH. e-
WV YORK REPORTED 90 uIET

NEW nONN NEFONTEDs tQ UIETN
NTw Yonk, July The city Is quiet throughout.
y" persons were Killed, although 8 were wounded
Three regiments were under arms all night
tsrcoyp pgsrArcH
STw foRK, July a. p. M.-The rioters In the nth
ward are making extensive preparations for a re-
n"wal OF the conflicts tonight. Incendiary hand.
bills are circulated. calling mass meeting 10 put
down the Metropolitan police
meeting Ia to be held at tina German Theatre,
to make arrangements for the attack II is report
ed that the rioters have field piece and plenty Of
muskets and ammunition.
The commissioners of Poiicc are preparing for
them at every point. force Of nearly 800 police
men Is stationed in that ward. and three regiments
oil military are ordered to hold themselves in roadi
moss at a moments notice.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamer Arago, from III
verp0ol, arrived last night. Her dates are antici-
pated.
Among the passengers ia Duncan MeCrae Ameri-
can Consul to Paris
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The Crops.

1t rs refreshing after the croakings of last
epring, TO receive the joyful accounts which are
coming in from almost all parts of the land.
holding out the promise of cheap bread
from Europe, the tding seems to he equally
joyous. 1t lie said that, from the Modite. ranesn
u the North Sea, aud from the Bay of Biscay. To
Tue 'oisa and the Caspian, the crops promise i'm
menSeiy. irthese brilliant an,icipaiions are real
iIed this viii be period Of plenty and comfort to
the toiiing millions such as for many years, they
have not seen
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st. LorIs. July 14.-Capt. Wharton, from Fort
kearney, reports that advices have been received
there. stating that Col. Summers command was NJ
miles from Fort Laramie, all we'll. There Was no
foundation for the report that part Of the COM
mand had been cut off and massacreed by the In
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ns2s~ SPECIAL NoriCE.-R v

MRS O. J. ALLEN has removed her DRESS MA.
KING ROOM fruIn No. ll6 Main street. four ,iogr-
below Governor street. over Mr. r. III. k.arhs Trim
ming Store, next to MesSTr. 7. X. Price To Beng
in receipt If the latest fashions she - nos prepared
10 execute all work In the shortest possible time and
in the most fashionable All "T'l"rs from the
country will bo promptly attended To-. cHl :. r.
>peCtfully solicited. L. y. AisLhN.
lI--.,m
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Rs;g~ Powers IMPERIAL AMBRorYPRs.

We have often thought that there could not be An
RRoTYPss of the best quality, made for the eSccttiing
several taken at Mr.. POWERS Gallery. which, mot
withsanding tho low price, surpassed any thing 81
the kind We have ever seen. They were REAL GEMS
Of and reflect great credit upon Mr. POWERS, the
inventor of the nnitable IMPERIAL ANBRoTTFEs.-
We advise all four friends to call AMI examine hi
specimens. at III Main street over Matrices shoe
store. jy J-lt*
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ERESH BENNE LEAVES.-These
Leaves form with cold water a rich bland mucil-
age affOrling both pleasant drink and eifcaCoHs
nfsntum, dsrrhra, hyrentery &c. We are pre-
pared To- furnish them fresh from the Plants az all
times. LAIDLEf ROBINS son. Chemists
Jy Is 18th and Franklin -t-
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FIRE AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 13.-The distillcry, owned by the
Mossrs Curtis & Balantinn, were destroyed by fire
Saturday. The loss Is estimated ut S30,00O. on
which there il insurance.
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EeHon yesterday OH randy HOOK Nv the revenue
cutter Washington. on suspicion of being SLAYER.
NV YORK. July l.-Flour depressed. State sG.lj
" heat depressed and nomnally cents lower. Corn
heavy, and cent Iowcr-mle'i 81
StoCks dnll-Va. 6'- sol.
BuTIMoRr. July H-Flonr unchanged. Wheat
buoyant of bath kinds sl.9jd -. Corn better;
white, %>(a M yellow. ~6GtNS.
VISITORS At ON PoINT.-Among the arrival. at the
Hygcia Hotel. Old Point are the following from
Richmond:
". Warwick. 4. Warwick. Jos. L. Winston and
son. L. T. Hill. +. Stanley. VIM =. Mayo. J. !. Hard
away. Mrs. IIardaway. two Misses Steger, Miss
Weeks. There are about SEQ visitors at the Point.
ExTRi sEsSIoN.-The Lcgil ature of Massachusetts,
assembled in extra session yesterday, for the pur-
pose of dividing the State into forty Senatorial dis
tricts, and apportoning tn" number of rcpr"sen
tatlyes to each county for division into districts by
local commissioners all upon the basis of tho late
census of the legal voters.
SETTLEMENT OF THE DIFFIcuLrIE~.-A report reach
ed Panama on the Sd inst, 10y schooner which ar
rived ut A,pnwall from Cathagona. that the Pres
ident of the Republic had at length been invested
with full power to settle the claims of the United
States against New Granada arising out of the 18th
of April massacre.
OVATION TO WALKER-Gen Vim. Walker address
eel tn" people of Nashville. Tenn. in the Hall ot
the House of Representatives. Friday evening. H.
escorted to the Capitol by military company
The hall was crowded ana his speech enthusiastic
cally Cheered. especially the close, in which he
thanked the ladies for their attendance. He left
for New Orleans Saturday morning
Rev. Charles Tones. pastor of the Episcopal
Church. Nashville Tenn. died on Friday the 10th
inst.
The first flour received in Portsmouth. Va,
this season, from Weldon. North Carolina and
was sold Saturday at .9.50 per bushcl.
Gen. Reuben Davis has been nominated for Con.
gress by the Democrats of the second district of
Mississippi.
Mrs. John Davis was murdered by one of her ne-
groes, near Madison, Mo, on the LIST instant.
The Mayor of Memphis, Tennessee, ha. appointed
delegates from that city to the Southern Commercial
Convention
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nA- Ice CREAM FEAsr-An Ice CREAM
fEAsT viii he given by the ladies of Wesley Chapel
on iTth street. on vi Elm EaDAY THURSDAY and
fRIDAf eSeninEs IL this week. The FTtST IL 70
aid IN paying for repairs to the Church.
is lift
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TILE NEW GRANAnI.N nIFEIC1IrY

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Naval Department has
Official dispatches from Capt. Montgomery, inducing
the belief that the difficulties between the United
states and the New Granadian Government are in
a fair way for settlement.
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aT-TRuMAS A. PAxKvR. S

ren.J. =. GAKpSyH, NJ. D., Hsru9opa,
THO Physician Rich nond, Va. ofsies % asvgsni
street near the Richm0Bd lisuss. IYt-dss
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s~C.ScrRs AND TrMoas CrHrp WITH

ut CTTTISa.-DR. VI. KAHN. lats Of Philsdslphi
respectfully offers his services to the citizens aud .hs
public generally, for the cure Of Cancers Tun'<s,
Moullls Botches, and all diseases Of the ski he
also cure sFcrst Diseases.
lie can be found at his sfiics at the Clifton H"n-s
from 10 A. VI. 10 T. VI.
Recommendations can be seen on applications.
mr. ig--ti2nS
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nsg" FRESH FRUfTs ALL THE fEAR.-
ARTHUR'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT SELf-SEALING
CANS AND JARS. for preserving irr.h Fruits, To
matn-= &C. by hermetical sealing Full dIrsctiog.
for putting up Fruit accompany thu Cans aud Jar "
For sale wholesale AMI retail ~ the House Furuisl.
ing AMI Notion Establishment No. - Main street, ~
le 25-lm r. WAhkkN.
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INSANE ASYLUM BrRNT-FATAL AccIpEN,

Utica. y. Y. July 1.-THE State Lunatic Asylum
here took fire this morning. The dome and West
wing were entirely destroyed and the other slight
~ damaged. Loss $200,000. The inmates were
moved to grove in the vicinity, and guarded hy
the military
DIR. Rose. prominent citizen, was fatally injured
by the fall Ufburning timbers.
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=---------------- ---a-a-----------s
MARRIED.
s-a@--A--a--
DIED

Ia this city. on the 9TH by the Rev Philip 2. Court
ney. Mr.. JAMES S.TASSER, Of Culpeper Va. TO
Miss BETTE NJ. FAULKNER, Of Hanover county. g
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idNEof P"kErS.-Th" members of the Merchants
exchange Norfolk, Va, were to holda meeting
yesterday with reference to establishing line of
packets between that city and Lynchburg. via the
James River and Kauawha Canal
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Il. & a. WHITFIELD wholesale aud retail dealer in
shingles, Mahogany and Lumber Of syery ds~~ rip
ton Office anil yard corner of Cary and nth street
Richmond, Va. my l9-d6me
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Hon W. b. Preservation. VIM. Ballard Preston
PASSED this city on Friday last says the Lynchburg
Courier Of yesterday returning from his trip to
Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louisville and other cities
nearly or remotely interested in the scheme of a
sisit from the Great Eastern 10 Norfolk The hon
"le gentleman appeared 10 be in the highest
nj spoke most sanguinely of the Success nf
lie leaves Tor Europe shortly
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ssIy-HAIR CurrixG.-To the Citizens

krly' HAIR lITTlNt.-i inc titikfHS
and Strangers visiting II" City.tf yua wish - S't
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved - T.,
would advise you to call on IobSON, nt his HAIR
Cutting R"Um, under the American Hot'l-eutranf"
I'm street.
NB-Iiot Gold and shower BNTHS can be- lad ~
All hours Single Baths - CENTS OF tickets tot 81.
ap 23-tf
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n1rRRMovAL-Ds. PEAcHr, re ruE
Ballard House. ~ Ina"
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T ICORICE IN MASS.-Sanford, CASTLE,
IL and f. II. LICORICE, for sale by
" LIT LANES WEST
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Bag Da. COOKS, LArE or ST. Lows,
Mo-Office and residence on 81 street. west ssie, b.
INcen MarahaIl and Ciaf streats. ms 5-dd4r
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THE EXPECTED STEAMER
REpoRTED MASSACRE CONTRADICTED.

HALIFAX. July 14.-Nothing yet of the steamer
America, due here with Liverpool dates TO the 4th
inst
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Eg PORTRAITS, ~ CENTS. ASB DoSE QUICKLY-No
delay or slow motion, but tn" people accommodated
by twenty artists and steam machinery. To see the
art of DaGurrrc revontoniz"l, Just step into TYLER
Co.'s GALLERY. i3o Main street.
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MY ERrsn LEEcnEs.-I have luz

E%aFe Fresh LEECHEs.--l have iust re-
ceiyrd, hy Adams EAprcsI fresh lot OF Swedish
LEE(lIES which will be applied upon most rsasss
able terms.
T.. S-Cuppin. and l-eChisg promptly attended
to- Car BE- found ~ all hours vi the day, ~ the Hair
Dressing Ru,m uuh"F the American Hotel. and ~
night on nth street. French Garden ilill
iuY ii, r. T. UOnSON
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BROAD ROCK AVA.


-es11------s -.>--ss----"on the SECOND TT ESDAH
IN OCTOBER, ISL and continue four days.
FIRST DAY, Tuesday, October l3.--Swcepstakc for
three year old- mile heats $40 entrance half for
fit Closed the lSt July with the following -ubScr
beers:
". H. Gibbon, name. CHI. f. by Glencoe, ont of sal
liz Ward.
Bowie 4 Hall narnes Z. f Bride hy Prince George
dam by Trustee
James Talley names l.. f. by Tally IIo dam 0ratrx
o. T. Hare names b. {. by Ingan,e-, dam Trustee.
David Mcdaniel names Mr. Bolts ch. f. by Revenue.
dam Andrcwctta.
Second Race. same day--SwrcpStako for three year
old colts and hIlirs ont Of that produced
a winner: SlrJ entrance. half forfeit. Mile hratS :
three more to make "a To name and close the
lst day of August. ISL
SECOND DAY Wednesday, October li-Propris-
day-Swrcpraks for two year old colts and fllirr--
single lash of mile: 500 entrance half forfeit.
To name and close the LIST September. Three more
tO make race.
TVIRD DAY Thursday October lj.--Jockey Club
Purse, $3.50, three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY, Friday, October I6.-JOCkey Club
Purse S11, mile heats. best three in five.
Second Race, same day-Swecp-take for three year
old colts and hllics the produce Uf that never
race. Two mile heats: 800 entrance. half for
felt. Closed the lst Of July with the following sub
sCrilrrS
Bowl" Hall name z. f. Bride by Prince George
dam 10y Trustee.
Bowie & Hall aso name b. C. Dullngton by Prince
George, dam by Margaret
James Tally names Mr. Boulwnr"s CHI. c. by Tally
IIu. dam unknown.
Calvin Green names h. c by Camden. dam 10y Bos-
ton.
CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor
Those who wish 10 make entries for the Sw"t pztake
will address THOMAS VI. JONES Secretary
Jy lJ-dtl Aug2HwtlAbct Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n6yGEoRsE II. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No al. on Main. between s'b and nh
streets Richmond, Wa. my Jt-tY
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@n-s-zsS
DAILY DISPATCH.
Martial Law.

Persons going to The Springs, can have inc Wv
rares sent To- them for any length Of TIME '"'' '
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nsA Auction NOTICE.-l ask attention
Ia my sale Of Straw and Felt Iiats Mt 10 o'clock this
day also at l0t, O'clock Of Crockery Ware, Furni-
ture. Sc. -
~ RI y.
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TuE HnpE INSURANCE. CnMpANY. OF RnSTn

B0sToN. July 13.-Tho Hope Insurance Company,
of Boston, has ceased taking risks. and u meet
ing Of stockholders is call to consider the cxpedi
ency Of closing mp the affairs OF the concern. The
Company has met heavy marine losses during the
past wear.
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RArusl R>Tus, RATus!-Hot. Col,

anr shower Baths can be had NJ all hours, fruni g.
ocltck 4. VI. to 10 T.. NJ NJ the Hair Cutting, ShH
wing and Shamp,uing saloon. under the American
Hotel Entrance CA 18th street. single baths p
cents or ; tickets al. RF !
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CPURGEON.-Just received,

no YOU WISH TO KEEP COOLr If
~ ST. do not fail I" call at the Clothing Establish
ment of KEEN, BALDWIN & co. There you can
find every thing in the way of wearing apparel to
make comfortable during the hot days of July
and August, If you buy of them, you know you get
A gnod article. and the worth If Your money "Nuf
crd;' word To the wise is sufficient. jy H.
LNOR SALE-A No. HOSTING MA
Il CHINE Apply to
PEARSON NEW ELL,
jy lJ-3t* Corner of trnCe AMI 2uth rtS.
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ILLNESS OF COL. FREMONT.
SEIyrrRE A SLAYER

NEW YORK, July 14-Col John C. Fremont is ~
ing here severely i'll.
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t+ssmRoARp OF TRADE OF Rich,

E<as" BOARD OF TRADE oF RICHMOND 1890
Horace l.. kent. Pr"s't. T.. r. BENTLsT. Treas r
WTLLINM H. ISNtCS, Secretary.
fom nliffsF If -irtpiT1tlOn
WILLIAM ;. DONNAS. Chairman.
L. w On ,yRpRonE JAMES D. DcpWY
DAVID CrRRIE, l., u tkENsHAw.
TIA
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~~ SHERBEr,
LARET WINE
CLARET WINE
SPARKLING HOOK
ORANGE NECTAR
RASPBERRY SINE0Ak!

with every variety Of SYRUP made from the inces
Of ripe Fruits by ourselves and sersesl with SODA
WATER, -
fiOOT. PURE, FRESH AND SPARKLING,
drawn from our PATANT SILVER FOl' NTAfS,
corner 9Th aud Broad streets.
iyJry, WARING & PEARCE, Druggists.
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MARINE rNTELLIoENCE.

Rrt Of Richmond, July 1i-Hgh Water lotz oe'oeH.
ARRIVED,
steamerJamestowp n. Parrish, New York, mase ah"
passengers, Lullasf Watson.
schr D. b. Pffts, Woody. New York cement
Bridgfard Co. and coffee. Edmond. Davenport
60. -, ~
Schr. Henry Brown. Cole. Albany. lumber. Rag
land Bro.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New 1orA, h"iSe"'"'
passengers Ludlam Watson. ,p
Steamer Rely iare Keen, Baltimore in'ise bh'Aii
4 Watson. =, N 4
schr. Lynchiurg, Harris. New YORK. mds".' ~
W. Curre. ,.,,, -, pa,.;
more, W. D. Colquitt & Co.
Memoir NNETN. ,,.
scbr. Uiawa,ha from West indies, below city
Point
ship Erie Cant. jos R0wse, for Venice. Win ~
hhds tobacco hy Edw'd VIM de Eoss ~ 20.
Pm .pILPHt, July l3.-Arriv'"l, schr' M''~"'i"'''
Steelman, Richmond. ~ IT 18th
ALBANY. H. Y. July lI.--Clearcd, schrd' IL. b""th
i
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TO DENTISTSLCRYsTM GoLD.-W,

T'O UNSATISFACTORY GOLD.-We
have been appointed sol, .t0eRts for the sale of
the CRYSTAL GOLD and CRYSTAL GOLD FOIL,
and offer il at the manufacturers prices FOR CASH.
These articles both warranted To he dbso'Dteiy
IuTr. and have the decided advantage over all other
gold, of being far more plastic. B,0kc0> and Gtssirf
very easily welded and always of uniform charar-
ter. Every Dentist who has tried it pronounccs the
Plugs and Filling 10 Dee the most beautiful, firm and
even that they have ever seen.
MEADE BAKER, Chemists &C.
l>G. y. ". corner Of Main AMI 10Th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

new YRRK, July 1.-THE bark ". q. Lewis wa
seized yesterday off Sandy Hook. by the revenue
cutter Washington on suspicion of being a SLAYER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

'wisbarg, Va presented Rev.
his recent stay ihsre. with
I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-15

BA~ NoTICE.-We invite attention to
our sale Of T. d. Quarles' stock Of DRY GOODS, {"
take place at by Broad street THIS MORNING,
jy iJ-lt KENT PAINE 4 co, Auct,.