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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04
DIED,

On Yesterday morning NJ - minutes 70 O'Clock,
THOMAS BAILIE, in the iI-t year OF his q go.
His friends and aciuaiutances are invited 70 stLen
his funeral from his late residence corner OF Adams
and JAG kson strsets this (Tueaday) morning. at IL
s1s- The Washington and Lynchburg papers will
please copy.
In this CITY on Monday morning, 30 inst: after
long aud painful Illness, Mrs. ANN r MACh ri IN
the SD year Of her age cans9ft ol "as,It i:a
She leaves kind husband and two children. thtse
brothers and one sister and large number OF friends
and acguantances, to mourn their loss:
Her friends and acquaintance are invited 10 AT
tend her funeral from her husbands residence, on
CLAW street between 18th and 18th streets, this Iues
day evening, Mt O'Clock.
Dearest sister thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply teel;
But il is God who has bereft ia,
He can all our sorro~s neal.
But again we hops to meet thee,
When the day Of life is fled;
Then in Heaven. with 10Y we'll greet thee,
Where no farewell tear Is shed
On the p inst. at half past o'clock, p VI. MEDIA
thompson ased year ana eleven MONTHS
Her funeral will take place from her mother resi-
deuCc on Clay street, nj half past nine closk tns
TUESDAY morning. The friends and acquaiuth. .
of the family are respectfully invited to attend "lth-
out further notice.
And now dear Medals soul hath fled,
And winged its way on highi
Her name is written W it'll the dead
Her home Is in the sky
Parting from earth and loved ones here,
She's Joined an angel band
Whera jeweed crowns and heavenly halp7,
Await her infant hand.
On the 2d inst in the county OF IIenrico Preston
infant son 0f Ann q. and the late benjamin l. Cot
trell deceased, aged II months and days
Its lovely eyes are closed in death,
And all its prattling ceased;
IT. rherub spirit fetched breath
And $ ught to be released.
Then, tender mother. dry thy tears.
It's Gods affecting hand, .
He knew tho ANXIOUS parent S cares
And called him home to Hin.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ on the Gl Of August, at the re-
4idence Of Mr. Peter Fahir. JACOBlNA HOllLHAL
sen. i'll the 7ith year Of her age. She leaves son
and two daughters, and number OF friends to mourn
their loss. -, -,
Thefrends of the family and those OF Mr. \; Schtd,
Peter Fahir and George Lintz respectfully INIT
el to attend her funeral from the German Lutheran
church. to-day fthe ith) at o'clock.
RI Winchester (Na.) and Baltimore tMd.l papers
please copy.
Alas alas! and is my mother fled.
And is my friend now numbered with tho deadf
But shall | weep, like one whose cares are VAIN,
In hopes OF never meeting her again
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Police Matters-Accide &c.
REspoNDEScE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

PETERSBURG, August 3.
The Mayors Court has been fairly riotng To
day, in the enjoyment of incidents unusual to its
general demure and forbidding character lively,
negroes ordered to the whipping post at
o'clock, for petty offences. At nine, the regular
court hour, Edward Wright was required to Civ.
$3.50 security to appear before the Grand Jury, on
a charge of rowdyism, and when arrested, of resist
ing the police. Several others engaged in the sam,
row, will be brought forward for trial in day o.
two. James Fuqna, one implicated by the watch
released as innocent, his only Offence
having been in betting the Waterman two dollar,
and half he could not arrest him unless he did
something which be didn't do, but the night watch
the befattffe risk Of censure.
Alexander MCCann. young man Of some TWEEN
ty-wo years of age. called to for disor-
DERBY conduct and abuse of the night police. Be
lug minus the power of expression at the moment.
hi, -ut spoke for itself, and he was consequently
bU4ni over in the sum Of 800 TO keep the peace.
Three noble Greeks" from the island of Guild
Fr,I, lately resident of Richmond named
James Nlaliy, were ordered out of town. for i'll
dulging their free and easy lcafng propensities at
the expense of the public.
Sarah Smell, white woman, WAS sent 10 the poor
house, for being caught in corntield, taking a
leading part in grand jubilee with number Of
free negroes
AdcPlorahle accident occurred yesterday morn
ing, to little son. aged Is years, of Andrew Kevan
Esq, OF this city. The lad swinging in the
backyard, when by accident the rope slipped it,
place and threw him heavily below, fatally injurine
him. He died about l o'clock yesterday and was
buried this evening.
Frank billiard, youth, who but one year since
left this city with Col. Rosser's company to Kansas
and who shortly after entered Walkers Ncaraguan
army, returned here yesterday, from the L. :
sloop Of war Cyane via the Jamestown. He gives
a fattering account of Walkers present prospects
of success in the conquest of Nicaragua, and ex-
poets soon to return aud share the glory Several
Airginians returned with him. He says that &C
counts Of Walkers cruelty are exaggerated and
malicious.
There no other incidents worthy of record
ing this evening. The day woke up with a heavy
fog for night cap, which has impaired to local
affairs spirit of heaviness doubtless premonitory
OF long spell Of drowsy and mysterious inactivity.
ARIEL
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1t is said that Charter Oak Place, at Hartford
CT, has been purchased by George Law.
Alfred Novelo the celebrated music publisher,
of London l. now on his first visit to America.
Lord Napier ia at Niagara Falls, where the arri-
walls last week very large.
Randolph Green. free negro from Virginia.
has been arrested in New York for arson
The chnch bug has made its appearance in Mont
gomery county, Va.
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Representing the Colonies.

writer III BLack ,eoOds Mdga:ine urges that the
British Colonies should have representatives III the
British House of Commons, with authority to vote
on particular questions only. lie thinks that the
comparatively small portion of British emigrants
who md their way TO the British Colonies indicates
some defect in colonial management by the Home
Government During the last forty years the Brit
isb emigration TO the United States has been twice
large as that to the British North American Colo
MES.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK Aug. Flour firm ut an advanc" Of
cents STATE So .(as6i1. Ohio s6.6@gS7.45 South
rrn - tifl SD Wheat dull with declining ten
dppCy White sl.s1. Red SL7J. Corn dropping,
and cent lower Stock lower Virginia 6's un-
changed.
BALTIMORE. july 3-Fiour heavy. Howard s7fi.
Citv Mills ST. Wheat hrmer. Red SlajG0SlGj.-
Witt" al Gjd, $l.7j Corn dull White H>(g"l Vel
J,v.
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car -. P" will appear tomorrow

ScYrHE FIGaT.-fhe Princeton Qnd.) Clarion tells
story Of scythe fight near Oakland in that
county. some OF the hands in wheat field got
into row and used their ugly weapons effectual
iy that two men were wounded If not more dan.
gerousiy. certainly moro fearful to look at than
Any We have ever heard Of who survival One man
long by two inches deep, another was wounded
quite ~ badly IN the chest.
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Death Of MFR. The mas Baltic.

Mr THOMAS B1uIr, gentleman associated WIN
the Richmond press for the last twenty-five years.
died on Sunday night, after short ILLINOIS,
Mr. Baiiie was formerly connected with 'h' H'' y"
mond Wing, and united with Nr. J. H. ti'rrl'
in the establishment Of the independeh'' III -
ington. lie afterwards associa'e" VIZ" -,
Times and Compiler, and at a subsequent b.
established the Evening Bulletin 3" P"p", =
conducted with much spirit and ta't' "'
:, 49, 80, aroi.h1e and kind-hcarted of gentle
,o.n---a man Of generous and genial impulses
L.. I,ss ,xilI he truly and deeply deplored by
an ,,,., t,.w him. His sudden and lamented
,,',.I, = oro,ber Of the many admonitions which
800, dav ptters, and every night echoes, of the
c,os. nd uncertainty Of human life.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Pvt Of Richmond, August High Water s'ioei0
ARRIVED.


ship Riga, Treeto, from Liverpool. Jnne y. 70 e.
W Dnyoas / Co ImportgttoRs hg the Riga: ~ pack
aRes Dry floods tn Kent Paine Co: 22 bales 81 CAI-
peting 10 Richardson 4 Co.; 6hsi"s OF oianhtts :"
Elicit Waller Drp r. Co.: - packages TAI = NJ
TO W Y. Butter. and $50 sacks oil SAT- Fl" H. W
Den oss Co. =,
Steamship jamestown. Parrish. y. Y, mdze. ana
passengers to Lus,lam Watson. =.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritchett, Baito' nuhe' ~
Lulilam 3 Watson .
Propeller kahukee. Taylor Norfolk. mdze. 10 A. d
Lee.
Schr John W Rumsey, Taylor n. Y. guano to I'd
mufId, Davenport co. "a -,
Schr. Vim. james, Warren, CheLrysto y ith Coan
Barque Ann Z. Grant, Nelson, Rio Coffee, l. Creh'
shaw Il Fisher.
schr. VIM. r. Jenkins Peterson Troy, y. Y. coal,
to n. Y. 4 X. Coal Co. . III.
Scllr Martha Collins, Collins, down the river, ilghi
PASSENGERS per Steamship JAMEsTowS, PARRISH
Master, from New York: =, - W,
b Arinistead, q T Andrews, ii smith, q neIh'
mel Thos Gladding, + Raymond, Northsy' W " N
Lee II wcrkmuer q Weymouth. q Preple. Chas
Bellows r NcGiuire. Mrs A RaynOr. Mis-. VI kayhor;
Miss VI Ellen Woody. Miss Cecil. MGNesly ah1
lady W Malone Y Roberts, T. James, Z lay Tor anu
ladv Lieut. G d Hendren, I W hitmore, hr hnlons::
Mrs r Quin and daughter, " Button, hi Mayo; W
Blankinship. 4 Brooks and lady, Miss Brooks, Miss
McRas Master Brooks, ID Elliott, g W Mchenzle, A
" Allen. and g in steerage.
Also from Norfolk NJ Albright. John Caphart
T Finley and servant, VI VI X Todd, Jn0 sampson, q
r Barraud Miss A Lunsford Mayor L Ferguson, u
" Trower.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s.Iy,-The subscriber. intending 70 move 70 thu
eoa,ntrv Offers for sale HIS BAKE HOUSE and STORE
FIXTI RES an Oven In excellent repair, Cracker
Machinein good order, &C. FOR the Bakery business
tho store il the meet desirable on Brnad street has
ly by the psrchaser. Apply to a., ,.e.,
An t-6ts zI2 Brad street.
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GEN. HENNINGSEN.-MOvEM OF GEN.
WALKER.

WASHINGTON, August Cen. Henningsen and
his brother-n-Iaw, Dr. Bell left for the South this
afternoon to visit the wife of the former. now in
Georgia Those best informed in regard to Wal
ker's movements. say that Henningsens visit is
for the purpose of comforting with Walker in re-
lation to new expedition for the invasion OF Nj
caragua. to start from some point near New Orleans
about the 18th Of October
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TELEoRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
FALL OF A ROCK AT NIAGARA FAL

BUFFALO. y. Y, Aug 3--A piece Of rock, weighing
one hundred tons. foil from the prccipicc AT Goat
Island to-day. There three persons under
meath at the time of the fall. two of whom We're
verely injured, and one. Mr G. W. Parsons, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, fatally injured.
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RAJ ToTrY's SUPERIOR Tone Bitter

Rsiyn Tory ) SUPERIOR Tonic BIrTRRs
These Bittera are tonic stomachic and aromatic, auI
will be found to excel any now in Use. PREPARED
from purely vegetable remedies, Possessing The powe
cure disease without injury 10 tho health consi
tuition. They are highly recommended for the cure
OF dvspspsd ag, and terer, rholic, crdmps II tts 10
mach and boccis nerOUs aud general dSbtlsty GrgT
i0lCnsss If <DiritJ didrrhGG, &c.
Person kghose syatem. have become deranged br
imprutelH eating drinking, will lind these hltteri
a quck and excellent restorative.
Neatly put up in pint bottles None genuine with
out the Autograph Of tho Proprietor, and the u,
similS OF his signature upon each bottle Full direN
tons accompany each bottle. Price SOC.
Prepared and -old Wholesale and retail by y
TOTTI, No 100 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
81 A liberal discount TO the trade.
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PLEASURE ExCuRsloN.-The Montgomery Guard,
Captain Moore, numbering 30 muskets, preceded by
the Armory Band. paraded for their excursion
down the river yesterday afternoon. A number Of
their military friends accompanied them, in nm
form
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prcr1uoZD MARKETS August =

FLOUR-About asa bbs. Of Flour we're received
bv canal Yesterday and the arrivals bid fair to be
full Holders were Offering superfina at s. but ship
pers would 20 no higher than s1-JF@1.iJ ,.
WHEAT-Me continue the quotations OF Slht Tor
Red and SI7J for White Wheat.
CORE-Ne uuotr Corn at 90 cts
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FRENCH STEAMER IN DTsTREss-HEALTHO OF
NEW ORLEANS

NBw ORLEANS, Aug. 3.-The French war steamer
Tonnere from Vera Cruz for Havana, put into qua
rantine to-day. with yellow fever on board.
The deaths here last week amounted to LOG, not
one of fever.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAYORS OFFICE,
-. a,ss,zf "A 1sJ1

TILHA1NU, ltII~ 'IsS ''''F -
nsau The health and comfort OF the city
require at this season especially, astrct
of the following provisions Of the orhihanass H.,
"SRc g. Every person occupying house Q. 10y,
shall as far a. such lot extepds cause the paV gut
tor or drain In street or public alley opposite there
TO to be constantly kept 0psn and free from
ION. and II no fail to do so may he fined not =S
thar, ous dollar nor than ten dollars, ana lor
each day after the first that such obstruction Is-
mains shall be fined not less than two nor moreth
twenty dollars A.. s.o,a,
'SEc 6. If any filth rubbish, ashes. DIR. stones
r nthsr thing lie carried from lot other place,
and mt in A street or public alley. II any nuisance
Nv obstrcton whatever, be put OF caused or REMAIN
therein in any case in which Il Is not authorized nt-
~ 80 ~ tbs precedug sections, the person VINO
-, ar cause. H. or is in fault in respect to IT 80 re-
naming for any such 9ens ,s BE- so5 nsd a noi s
i L. ,ttsc tLn first that the same - upon the
street. or alley shall be- fined not less than two nor
more tn IA, '"'"'' JOS. MAYO. Mayor.
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AVN TrHoBs CURED WITH

nSpCANCERs AND TUMoRs CURED WITH
OFT CrrrIxG.-DR. MKAIIN, late Of Philadelphia
respectfully offers his vices to the ctHtn anu the
public generally, for the cure OF Cancers LuInoTf
Moulds Blotches and all diseases oil tue akin. lie
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He can be found at his office at the Clifton House
from 10 A. VI. to 2. NJ.
Recommendations can b. seen on application.
NY lg-d3mF
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MARRIED.

On tn. morning oftha I'D July. at Stafford Springs
CT hy the Rev II. n. Parsons If Springfield; JAhEo
S. KENT Of Hichmonl. Va to MINNIE. daughter
ri the late Avian Hyde at Hartford
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AccrnEST.-A little daughter Of Mrs, Sarah Mai
Ter, near the corner Of Main and sth streets, fell
from ID story porch yesterday evening, danger
ously if not fatally injuring itself
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schr VIM. b. jenkins, Peterson, Troy, n l.. coal
to y. Y 4 X. Coal Co. IL,
schr Martha Collins, Collins, down the river, lgh
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DISTRESSING SUICIDE oF LADf.-hiss Lucy Hor-
ton residing near Rye Cove, in Scott county, Va,
committed suicide few days since by cutting her
throat with a razor She had been much afflicted
In health, aud on the morning Of her death, she
and young lady being left alone at the house, she
walked out Of the room. and not returning In ten
fifteen minutes, the young lady went to look for
her aud found her lying In the door of one Of the
rooms with her throat cut from ear TO ear. with a
razor lying by her side
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asa AT and Below Cost at Reduced

nSa At and Below Cost at Reduced
PRIoas.-PRICE WATKIN3wi soil, for limited
GOODS. All of which new and fresh at and below
cost and reduced prices in order TO diminish their
stock to the lowest point before making their nall
Rich Brocade Flounced Silk Robes
Colored Brocade and Baysdsre Chene silks
Checked Striped and CrOsF-bar do
BLACK Brocade Ottoman and Radzmir do
Plain Black eros de Rhine and Poult dc Sol silks
Corded and Plain Black (for mourning) do
Beautiful Plain and Printed French Bareges
Chintzcolored Organize and Barege Robes
Plain and Printed French Chaes
Beautiful Hlanese Robes, new style
Colored and Black silk Grenadue
Colorsl and Black Silk Grape de- Paris
Crepe Meretz, Chaly Ombre and Chale Beregs
Elegant FrruCh de LANES, for Spring
Plain and Printed Jaconets and OrGandies
Solid colOred French Cambrics and brilliantes
French and English Prints and GinghaIns
Chintzcolored and plain white Brilante
Bombazincs, Tamartine and Canton Cloth
supnrb Point = Inaisuilie Collars and Sleeves
Applique Brus+ela and GuiPnro ., do
Ealsnciennes, IlOnitOn and Lace trmd do
Real French Muslin. Cambria and Linen do
Mourning Muslin, Cambria and Grape do
Lace Caprs and Berthas and fine Thread Laces
Rich Embroidered Cambria and NuSlc Bands
Cambria and Linen Edgings and InSertings
Infants wrought Bodies and Dresses
Real Black Thread Lace Wells
silk Mantlos and Talmas in great variety,
White and colOred Stella Shawls and Scarts
Cold and blk French Cloths and CassIneTes
Silk, Linen and MST5ees Sestin9g
Tweed+, Naukinett5 and Linen Drillings
Plantation Osnaburgs, striped and plain
MARY land Penitentiary PlHida handsome pattern
Brown and Beached noue.tcs, all grades
WLalebons. Steele AMI ttutta Percha skirts
Manila Cactus, Mchair and Cambria do
Dress Trimmings and Bonnet Ribbons
Hosiery and Gloves in great variety
GauZe md Cotton Shirts and Drawers
Marseille- Quilt and Furniture Fringe
Danask Table Cloths and Napkins
Huckaback and Damask Towels
Pillow ShestlS and best Irish Linen
Superior Va. r6lsd Cloths, for farm hands
Our stock will be- constantly replenished and kept
complete with the newest things they appear in
the Northern markets. In thus Offering for the pxe
sent our new and splendid stock, on terms aiYan-
Ia gaJus to buyers IL is needless hope, to
our friends and the public, that va mean what we
say. Hence they may expect to be offered many
styles of goods at prime cost and others At reduced
prices PRICE b WATKIES
iy 4-Im Naarly opposite Exchange Bank
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sSgp SPECIAL NorICY.-R MovAL

sgg" SPECIAL NoTICB.-R BMovAL.-
MRS. c. !. ALLEN hss removed her DRESS MA
KING ROOM from No. lie Main street. four door
ming Store uoxt to Ne-srs. I. r. Price Go. Being
receipt Of the latest fashions aho ~ now prepared
to execute all work the shortest possible time and
in the most fashionable manner All orders from the
country will be promptly attended 10. A can u re
sprctfully solicited q. J. ALLEN.
my Ism
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MAIL Ro8RERY.-We have information to the eff
lect 'hat, on Thursday last the mail carrier be
tween suffolk and Sussex Conrt Uousa was attack
ed by parties unknown to him and the mail-pouch
WIN lis entire contents, taken away. The pouch
has been recovered and taken to the Chnckatuck
post once, bnt the whereabouts of its contents is
involved in mystery Portsmouth, (Td) Transcript.
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een IN rug RfEa.--The sui

u.s. liz THIS RfEd.--Ihe subscriber 10
happy 70 inform his customers and the public, that
he il making superior Bread from new Pl0ur.
Bread Rolls and Biscuit, morning and evening.
Cakes Crackers aud Pies Of all kinds. fresh every
day. }. BRlots,
an l-~ct$ Corner Broad and II streets
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e1HArR CurrrSG.-To the Citirer

and Strangers visiting tho CityIf you wish 20 ut
your Hair cut In the aeet and post improved stYs
would advise you 10 call on HOBs0N, st BIC Hsr
CutsnR Room, under the American Hotel-entrancs
on nth street.
~ Blot, Cold and Shower BArHs can be had a,
ali hours Single Baths - cents or tickets Tor d..
ap LJ-G
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Ely"TRuMAN A. PARKER, successor 10
K q. Whitfield. wholesale and retail dealer 10
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber Of every de--rrip-
ton Office and yard corner Of Cary and 10th street,
Richmond Va my I9-d6mt
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BATHS, Baths BATHS Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had q; all hours, from
o'clock A. VI. to 10 p NJ, AT the Hair cutting Sha'
wing and Shampooing Saloon. under the AmeTlcan
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street. Single baths 2
cents or 5 tickets 81 my
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A Coop APPoINTMRyT--The Jacksonville (Taze-
we'll, Va Advocate states that John Owens, of that
county. an old WAGNER, has been appointed by the
War Department, Wagon Master, in the expeditions
against the Modern Sodom. 1t is a most excellent
appointment; and although Mr.. Owens is near 80
years old, he seems 10 look TO the tramp a labor
OF small moment. The salary is $500 per annum.
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NV IN IED-DUhNU-EU OF u 5FIIHIL IaIII-
w ily. in a location convenient to Capitol Square
the Ballard House. Aprivata family, whore there
are other boarders, would be- preferred. Address
Box 3i2 Post Office. All t--}t%
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LAND SALE IN KANs4s.-The sale of Delaware trust
lands began at 0sawkee on Wednesday the 18th
ult., and will continne four or five weeks. The
lands appraised at from l.50 to $3.50 per acre
and are neasa all sold to actual settlers But few
ms
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Col. Fayette McMuliin, in q speech at EstiIlyille
Scott county Va. the other day, declared himself
candidate for Congress in 1859
1t is now reported that Fulkerson, for Judge of
the Abingdon, Va, district, has 80 majority over
Stfas.
George Weston the comedian known IA sGrsat
Western" died at Binghampton, N. Y, few days
since.
Madison county, KY, has voted a subscription
OF $4,000 to the Cumberland Gap Railroad.
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ssa p. II. AYLsrr, Attorney at Law

Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mopd and attend. regularly the County and Circuit
Courts of Chesterfield. lIenrico, Hanover and King
" illsm counties.
a1S-Ofice over the store OF l.. Johnston 4 Brother
No IFS Main street. Jy i-5n
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Ex-PREsIDEST PIERCg.-It is stated that ex-Presi.
dent Pierce has accepted an invitation to attend
the United States Agricultural Exhibition at Louis.
vile, KY, the LIST of September next
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aSyDRUssELL & JOHNSON, 8Ianufao-
tursrs Of CENTRE PIECES. CORNICE ORNA
MENTS, &C. at northern prices. It'll street, betNeen
Rroal and Grace Jy lin
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DEMONSTRATORS are selling in Cincinnati at
% cents a bushel. The Cleveland Herald SAYS that
it heard Saturday of an offer TO contract to de-
liver one thousand bushels at % cents, in digging
81
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ru~vp = FOR NORFOLK, AND THE

s- .ssl.tt..-l LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
The Steamer kAHUkEE, Capt TAYLOR. L now Tei'
dy to receive freight and will leave on "Wednesday,
AT o'clock =. VI.
For freight OF towage, apply to the. Captain, on
board, or to A =. Lrf',
Wnvessels lowed to City Point or Hampton Roads
at moderate rates A. 5. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-04

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