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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-23
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BUSINESS CARDS.

"a Estr,Eayp ". riNsLRI PATk,
fEtNKLIN MATTHEWS
OKIpGF0RD & co, General Commis-
y .5 .ui Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock,
=. ..a.ui vs..
v. RICHARDSON
.1F.< E4;AL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
,...l, g.. the collection ut Claims, Hiring out Se-
...~ r.utaus oui Houses, and general Commission
r1-pa. a Ilth -tr,-a opposite Exchange Hotel,
, = W n Richardson, kIchsOud. Va.
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Hon. James Guthrie, ex-Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry, is in New York, and the council of Brooklyn
have extended the hosptaities of that city to him.
Hon. John Wentworth, Mayor of Chicago, was
arrested last week for assaulting John Cameron.
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: NOTICE. have for sale Ie..o .,

ss..H NVIIVT.--I HHVt IOr shIe, lease or
Iii rent, Houses Lots, &c. from LIST to 33rd streets
ami IN the county VI LenricO. SOME of which Lots
cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality BY any
within the corporation limits; and when you Com.
10 county Lots for soap and candle factories Nature
coui Not have done more her part for the conyo-
nience Of man to erect such establishments upop AN
or any Of the above. ! shall be pleased to have the
views OF operators upon the subject before them
Apply to H. W TYLER
my 5-lm Agent for shs Tr,istees
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4 MORNING RIDE. on the cars r.

A MORNING RIDE, on the cars to Ash
land, where good breakfast can be procured. is
almost equal to a trip to a fsshiorabe watering
place, at this season of the year. Those who need
a country airing, cen leFve here at o'clock. A. VI =,
and return by o'clOck-thus enjoying the country
air without losing any time from business.
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and is supposed to have been lost. 1t contained
many letters Ia which there were large sums of
money.
TRIFLISG WITH FIRE ARNs.-Wm Richardson a
printer, was killed in Washington Monday by the
accidental discharge OF pistol in the hands Of a
comrade who "sky larking" with it. The pis-
tol exploded lodging the ball in Richardson's abdo-
men, and causing his death in twenty minutes.
Wm. Speers has been arrested at Utica, Y. Y on
the charge of setting fire TO the state Lunatic As
ylum there.
The bark Huntress Capt. Allen, retm nd to New
Bedford Monday, with her crew in a state,o mutt
ny.
Rev Dr. Howell, late of Richmond, preached his
Introductory sermon at Nashville, Tenn, on Sun
day last.
Eight thousand boxes of Sicily oranges sold In
New York Monday at from $40 to $50.
While In Boston, first-clsss paper is called "gt-
edged" in New Orleans the money articles denom-
mate it "hre-proof"
Col Medsry has sold the Columbus (0hio) States
man to Geo. w. Manypenny, late commissioner Of
Indian affairs at Washington.
The Germsnia Band gave their first concert at
Newport, X. ], on Monday evening.
Madame Lorini, nee Virginia Whiting, made her
first appearance at the Theatre Pazlano, In Flo
renee, ON the sth of May, with great success
There have been 3 executions In the city of New
York since lSl6. Three of the number were wo-
men and two were hung for arson.
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MAMMOTH TOMATOES.-We are lndebt-
ed TO Mrs. V. IIeckler for mammoth tomato,
pulled from her garden on Union Hill. which
weighed about - ouLces-the largest one We have
seen this season. We are also indebted to Mr..
William Smith of Sydney, for lot of very fine to-
matoes, raised in his garden, which are hard to
beat.
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SUsPICIOus.-On Tuescay night last, a
negro called Micajah the property of Perkins Boze
was arrested and Gagged for having iron in his pos
session supposed to be stolen. When called before
the Mayor Yesterday no established his innocence
and was discharged.
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DIsBANDED.-The Mechanic Guard and
Continental Guard have been disbanded by order
of the Governor.
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DRUNKEN MEN generally find their way

to the market or some other public place. to show
themselves off and annoy decent people with their
dirty tongues. Yesterday morning a well known
Nagrant, hndInS that the Clerk was absent and the
police on duty in another section of the city used
such offensive language to two ladies on 9Th street
that gentleman in the neighborhood had to threa-
ten him with a Gaming before he could be made to
behave himself Such disorderly characters are on
y ut for the chain gang, and the sooner they get
their sentence, the sooner the public will he ridied
of pests
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lMpRovING.-Mr. James F. Bradley, the
young gentleman who had one of his arms 40
dreadiully crushed by threshng machine in Hen.
Ilco county last Friday to be compelled to have
1t amputated Is steadily improving, and hopes are
entertained that he will soon recover from hs in.
jury.
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ASTHRACITE Coal is now abundant in
the market, and may be had for 81 per ton Those
who have means, should lay In their winter supply
at once.
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HEAVY SHowER.-About o'clock yes
terday heavy shower Of rain fell, and washed of
the streets nice could be desired. Before and
after the rain the sun was scorchingly hot, As II
b Is been for several days.
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BOARDING, &c.

DOARDING.-BOarders can obtain good
~ ms by the month year, on the usual terms,
Ill g-utrI auG pleasant neighhorhood. Six eight
..ns..r price hy applying 10 Miss BROWN. at the
.-,H.u.r ~ jas. Brown, jr on eth street between
,ia. " and Franklin. Jy 4-ta
NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
~ stanton. Virginia,
NN. b. UILkSON, Proprietor.
un'Iihu-as free II charge, run in connection with
%, Hotel aud the Railroad Depot
gA. Every attention il given 10 passengers who
S-il o. depart hy either Of the lines Of travel.
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SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS IN AUSTRALIAN COLONIES
Official returns show the following results of the
sales of public lands in the Australian colonies du-
ring the last ten years New South Wales, s., ,023
so; Victoria, $23 9o9 305, South Australia 81 050,-
7o5; Western Australia, $l05, 1906; Tasmania, 81 :
O644l5; total, S37 ,2l3, ,255 The colony of Vic
toria seems from the preceding statement to ad-
vance more rapidly than any of the others.
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Rock BArTLEs.-The boys on the south
side Of the basin at this dangerous sport again
and the wonder is that some Of them not kill.
ed. Not content with pelting each other, they
throw stones at almost every thing that passes
along Byrd street.
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Srp.,,no,r Excr, A. n,,.

A STEAMBOAT EXCURSION, to Old Point
to leave here some Saturday morning and return
the following Monday is talked Of and il sufficient
number oftckets can be sold to defray the expenses
of the trip, will be made in a short time The jaunt
would be a delightful one, and would cost but a
triie, compared to the pleasures of the trip
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TREsPAssISd.-A negro fellow known
as Andrew, made his appearance before the Mayor
and WAS ordered TO be soundly hogged
on the charge of trespassing upon the premises of
L. G. Baptist the night before.
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SERIOUSLY lLL.-We regretted to learn
Yesterday morning. that Mr.. JOHN y. HARRISON. the
worthy and estimable Clerk of the County Court OF
uenrico, was lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
denCe.
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REMOVALS, &c.

DENOVAL.-The subscriber has remov-
IL 81 70 his new nvo atory store on the spposite
..f Main street .lx doors bclsw tho late stand Of
&..u- Purcell. Inai x 60. -
LOUIS j. B0SSIEUX.
SteuIH Candy Manufacturer,
ta1r No. ~ Main street
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The ENCANPMENT -To-morrow is the
time appointed for the encsmpment of the Metro
politan Guard arrangements for which have alfea-
dy been perfected, so far pitching the tents al
concerned
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TERMS: So, IN ADVANCE.

The NeiOs having regular, permanent semi " cox
ly circulation large, If net larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial busi-
men of fredericksburg and this section Of Viz
glna, il confidently recommended q medium Of
advertising surpassed by no other in this place It
numbers among its readers those who able to
BUY iberally and pay promptly, and whose custom
would be val luabe 10 business men
Neither labor nor expense will be spared TO make
the Neios worth more than is paid for il by subss.
berz advertisers.
Immediate applications enclosing the money, may
be made 70 NEWS 0PPIfH
Jy SIS Frpder shurU ga
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CIVIL BUSINESS will occupy the time OF
the Mayor to-day, at his Court.
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> COOK 4 co. AUCrIoNEEI

u P. COOK & co, AucrIoNEBRs
J.. \ . - MAIN STREET, offer their services to
rut ID. - Aurtiuneers for the sAlo Of Real Estate
--..'I7r Grpgeric,. Dry foods, Horscs. Cattle, &C.
. .- -l .rt--t notice and upon tho most reasonable
. Cr-
f.tas large and rommOdiOUs rooms, they will re-
ave -is for sale al prrdts sale without the charge
Il rage.
.a,- ~ ,ale4 Of every description attended to up
- -.s,. .IiAAlr terms.
= X COOK WM. MOTT
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WATERMELoNs. A few specimens of
this highly priced fruit from the ronntv of old
Hanover, were offered for sale in the fIrst market
Yesterday, and found ready buyers at high nrices
Meions nave been extremely backward this season
In maturing, and the probability is that the cron
will not be as fine usual. Those who nae ,hsn,
should know that they are fresh aud ripe as green
or stale ONES unhealthy
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DENOV PLTNE has remoye,

u ll- Office to the tllird house, South Of Trinity
.3t b. south side aud about one hundred yards be-
iir Arhange Hotel DR.. 7 continues ts treat all
- lt.r', tud suuDrihpai complaints and having had
la5tjfr in this line iiatter, himself that he can
give Very general satisfaction call from those in-
: ra-t,t e. -olirt"d.
p- al.o tiu.> aud vcnis one Of the best rcstoTa-
,r. Chemical Extract Of French Flowers for CON
triu'...ltl weakness, ever offered To tho public.
Ir may bee consisted Conildentialiy by letter. or
thersyi>~ Medicines securely packed and sent to or
d.. lu almost any direction.
n0.r hours from . a. NJ. till 9 AN. Franklin
p r.t H"tE ia" Exchange Hotel, Richmond city Va.
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SHADE IKEES.-Un the east Sidewalk Of
9th street, several more trees needed to com
plete tae row from Bank street to Capitol street.
Near the Bell house two or three dead saplings dis
figure the street, and should be removed.
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nANIES.

j DEALER N AMERICAN AID ITALIAN
s.4HNIh b. BROWN STONE AND q Rh TIE,
xN> syREyT. BSTNt tKS sTr AND grH sTs.
NpNL NFNl~, TONES HEAD PIECES,
% ... .i store traa;H v inflow ani Door SIll- &c
-..a ttrFgui- enclosed "Ith Stone and Iron Rail
~. f.r,t glsuiuIs awarded hy III" Mechanics In
. '.,- .,aG Agricultural Ss.-iety Of Virginia
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HAIL SToRa.-During the heavy show
er OF rain yesterday afternoon, large Quantity of
halls fes some ofthem the size of sparrows eggs So
sudden and severe was the peftng storm. that sew
run off, and one attached 20 Mr.. Charles philfps'
barOuche. did get away and broke the shafts
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MARSHALL STREET, near the Medical
College, is gradually washing away with every
hard shower, and must eventually become impassa-
BILE, if not properly repaired.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING az
ternoon, between the hours of 2 and :, o'c,oct
while negro GIRL in the service Of Mr. John I'M
lard, corner Of Adams and Clay streets was in the
yard cleaning knives, she struck by lightning
and instantly killed. The peal of thunder which
the houses in the neighborhood to rattle az If
Jarred by an earthquake. The girl Was a valuable
one. and belonged to Mr.. George, of whom Mr. Hill
lizard hired her
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UIMON Ab.--We have removed tempo
IL uully 10 Ne Pearl street. under the Exchange
II Pol. where We shall be pleased 10 -oe our old
is.uH-. &. W. PURCELL 4 co,
EArhAnge krMknr
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PRICE ONE CENT.

The SoAPsUDs EXPERIMENT. made by
Mr. Ruffin, of the Southern Planter, was only par
TALLY successful. The suds seemed to kill all the
chinch bugs that it touched. but after applying
1t in the evening. an examination of the corn
In the morning showed that there were yet
many live bugs upon it, which were treated
to a second dose Of the composition. Mr. X. ap-
Piled about one pint and half Of the liquid TO each
hiii' Other farmers, however, seem to have been
more successful than Mr.. r. in the of this
edy; as they assure us that when properly applied
tne corn, 1t speedily dsposes of all the bugs up
ON H. Ihe experiment will cost but little, and we
advise our readers to test il for themselves
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A MARRIAGE N PARrs.-A letter, dated Paris .1n,v

MARRIAGE ~ PARIS.-A letter, dated Paris Julv
3D. to the C6urrsr deS Etdts Enis, saws:
Yesterday NJ lIaillot, Captain of the staff and
Ait-de-Camp of Gen. Regnault de Saint-Iean dan
gely, married 10 Miss Murphy n young and
beautiful American heiress. Gen. Regnault de st
Jean d'Angely was one II the witnesses for NJ
Ilailot, and Mr. Mason the American Minister, one
for the bride. There was a large company present,
including crowd of fashionable ladies' public func-
tionaries, members of the diplomatic corps and
general officers; among others Marshal Magnan.
fine military band assisted during the mass"
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THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS. pub.

Il lished sEMI-wEEKLT, would not willingly be ,osak-
", Tor any consideration on any subject in any
ofs departments original or selected. 1t endeavors
To he useful to the farmer especially and to all poll
tclans and others open to conviction willing to
listen 10 Its political friends having beef re-
Gently demolished in the late election it will support
Mr. Buchanan against the attacks OF the Democratic
party and is in the market for paying subscrissrs.
without regard TO creed nationality as
lief have those who can't read English any Others
ii they are honest men
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Z JOHN B. WALTHALL. iHoN

- ruIsr offers hIE professional services 10 the cit
,.si ~ htaund AMI lis yhclsky; Oitce on Main
.--t. opposite th" Exchange bank. Residence ,Ht
.-.-,at. 4. MF. q K PtRke's. Ross street. a few
.-.- tt-rss The Richmond tuusN 10 l--bIa
NuTICE.-The subscriber offers his ser
y ,-,- 20 the pubic n Collector VI all kinds Of
't,a- ami hoIe- b. strict attention and prompt re-
.... merit "A iar prUEDrt,us ut business He can
T. ...Ht al Nc--r-. GuftIu Apporr"s Z.
l.. II. LUCK.
E.t-r.to Goddiu Appersun Tho. [. Dudley, Lu-
tt.- .bby. K Vi. NimmD. X. o Hn-Nns, Gel. Thos.
r August john =. Ballard. Horace l.. Kent.
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HARD JoB.-The tunnelinp of the Ca

HARD JoB.-The tunneling of the Ca
nal, near the pump house, for the water works i'm
provement. is not only a heavy but a tedious Job
and cannot be completed in much less than a wear
even under the most favorable circumstances. Di-
rectly In the line with the tunnel il ledge of yerv
nara rock which will have to be chiselled out as
piastllg cannot be resorted to- because of the dan
ger OF throwing down the abutments of the bridge
On winch the water pipes leading to the reservoir
now rest. We have no doubt that Mr.. Gill the
Engineer Will push forward the work "a rapidly
sS possible, and use all the economy in his power
inlts construction, but that it will prove costly
job no one will deny who has examined the pre-
misses. ~
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Mr.. CRAWFORD, THE SCULPToR.--Tho following is
an extract from private letter received by the
steamer Atlantic, dated London, July I'd
Since | had the pleasure to write to you some six
weeks ago, Mr.. Crawford has improved much in
general health, strength in great measure return
ed t" the limbs, both appetite and spirits being
better and his sleep generally refreshing. There
ha- been no return of the most unfavorable symp-
tuns, such para ysis and nausea. tho growth and
progress Of the tumor having been wholly arrested
hy DR.. Fell's application.
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MAIL PouCH MIssISG.-The Alexandria VA Ga
zette learns that the mail pouch from the Alexan-
dria post Office for New York, containing the mail
of the 18th inst has not been received in n. York
and is supposed to have been lost 1t contained
many letters ia which there were large sums of
money
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EDUCATION.

MISS JESSIE G. GORDON'S SCHOOL.
w FOR YOUNG LADIES. Corner of Franklin
and 5th Streets will he reopened on the st Iay of
October and closed on the 1st day of July
Higher English Branches. $40 no
Primary " " - an on
,'iS ~ 10
so %
Persons desiring to enter pupils can leave their
names at the School Rooms, where Miss a. will meet
them at any hour they may appoint
lY 22-d2M&1. VI Iat0
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JOHN 81. " DARRACOTT
Ofhce on 18th street, in rear Of the
JF ll-3tawts Merchants Insurance Co a o<aea

1ss FOR RENT, and immediate nos
N: session given. that desirabls residence on the
south side OF the Basin, formerly occupied By Mr.
good yard, with hydrant, &c. To good tenant. the
rent will be moderate. WV
l.. W. GLAZEBROOK
Je 22-3awts Corner Canal and 10Th sts
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TREMENDOUS BIGAMY - TIE FAT WOMAN IN
SCRAPE-Ihe fat woman, on exhibition last week,
near the PostOfiice, We understand. was named De-
ianry. and her husband resides in New York city,
She has been travelling about the country lately i'll
company with AN Irish agent, named OSeil. and
has done very fair business DIlring their travels
the agent became enamored of the fair proportions
Of Mrs. Dclany, (she weighs $50 pounds,) and last
week attacked the mountain of flesh with mar
riage proposition. The 'frail, fair one could not
Withstand the eloquent love of ONeil, and accept
ed his proiter. They We're married in this city on
sunday night, and on Monday night they departed
Tor Memphis, Tennessee. Yesterday Il telegraphc
dispatch was received in this city, announcing that
William helany would arrive here to-day to travel
with his wife and unite their fortunes. What course
lac will pursue when he learns that his wife il a
bigHmist, and has shared her charms with a .hould
advcnturer," We do not know, but presume he will
follow their Night to the South
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THOMAS v KEGS

Fbrl.e corner of l2th AMI CARY streets)
q p .-rs.i 10 the pAle ut REAL ESTATE. MER-
..ANuIsE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
sg->..f .ll isr~5.- every SATURDAY.
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IILLtiM HURLEY, BANKER,
" x Naja 81. opposite the 81. Charles Hotel.
Richmond, Va.
.-.r "a Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent Bank
r.- Ba-ln-s- Paper ami Marketable Securities OF
.-s 5.- rptiJs
.4NU " tRRANTS bought and sold.
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oLich REGULATIONS are necessary to
keep the Capitol Square in proper condi,;nr ,1
we suppose the Governor will have them nal
., uheh Tue Legislature meets In passing through
tne square yesterday LILO. ming, we noticed two
M fellows spread out upon the grass to sleep
woman reeling and rocking on one of the benches
rs happily as if she had been in some dark cellar
"here no human eye could reach her The Superin,
and to get rid of all such Character. but a -, To-
no police authority it not to be supposed that be
can rule such persons by kind words Ill, ~ 0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-23

The Crops OF oHI0,-Ohio appears TO have done
well this In addition to fine crops of wheat
and good promise Of corn, the minor crops also
give large yield. The barley is harvested, the
oats promise very we'll and the potatoes are quite
large. The Cincinnati Gazette estimates the yield
as follows0ats, 20 900 bushels; Rye, LOCO 600
DO. Barley 100000 do; Potatoes, 6,500000 do; az
are1ate. 2S, 900 600.