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old CHURCHES

4 lLD Vii I hCHES.
~ CLIMAT0LoGY OF TIE UNITED STATES
CHIEF OF THE PILGRIMS, or the Life and Dcath
grim Company that founded New Plymouth. the
Parent Colony of New England, in loo. By rev.
Ashbfll Steele
TIE COMPLETE ART OF POLITE CORRESPOND
ENCE, or New Universal Letter Writer.
OLD titl3 HES. Ministers and Families of Viz
gins. By Bishop Meade.
ClIMtTu!Nal OF THE UNITED STATES, and
OF the Temperate Latltudes of the n. A. Cont
nt BY I4orin Bledget.
Received aud for sale by A. NORRIS,
an 2J-2t No 81 Main street
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GEORGE W. MUSFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.

PATRICK McGAN has a flush. red face, sonewhai
disfigured around the mouth. nose and chin by req
pimples: black eyes straight hair, of dark auburn
color and very light beard. lie is about hye ioet
eleven inches six feet high, walks very erect WIN
his head little forward steps very short stiif ana
nuick He is an Irishman which his language indi-
Gates and is about Is or 80 years of age.
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PREMIUM FOR LAGER BIER-fhe Second Annuel
FAIR OF the ~. >ouis Agricultural and Mechanical
Association TO commence on Monday September n
and continue six days. Over slo.60O we're offered
FOR premiums, among which $50 for the best lager
bier, competition being invited from all parts OF
she Union. "
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EfaYnDtOn Academy.
The EducntionaIC anxenfinn.

We have not received the account Of the Com
neDcenent Of this institution, referred to by our
Hampton correspondent.
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MINNESOTA POLITICS-LYNCH LAW-CROPs
ST. PAUL's. Mimi, Aug. 2+-Ths State Conyen-
ton is progressing slowly. Some points of differ
ence have been harmoZed while others of impor-
lance unsettled. The Republicans favor the
adoption of constitution. while the Democrats
urge the suspension Of both.
The three half breed Indians, who killed the
German at Gull Lake last week. were taken from
the hands of the sheriff by the populace, and hung
to IA tree.
The crops notwithstanding the ravages of the
grasshoppers. are now considered better than was
at first supposed.
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n0ys Prcor's AROMATIC WILD CHERRY

BrTTERsPersons suffering frsrn langour or debility
Oocaoned by the hot weather, should this great
invigorator. IL speedily relieves headache
dyspepsia, indigestion, &c, improves the appetite
and strengthens the system.
Price 80 cents the quart bottle. Sold only BY
su I9-3w Ell. PIC0T. Druggist.
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-TnE forNG dUARD BATTALION met at their Armorv
last night to take into consideration the fact com
munieated by Gov. Wise, that he could not com.
mission them at the present time, for reasons which
he stated They resolved, We learn, to Keep III
their organization and drill and equip themselye.
until such time Ms his Excellency's objections ma
be removed. They meet on Wednesday night next
to elect Major, and complete their organization
Ii is understood that the Yonng Guard Battalion
will be out in full feather certainly, by the 10Th
of October
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DIED

On Monday the 2fth inst, Mrs. MARY II. MED
LICOT, con3ort Of Benjamin Medlicat, in the SKI
year Of her age
The friends Of the family and th0soo of James amt
Richard Moores family, are invited TO attend her
funeral at Union Station ON Union Hill. tomorrow
MT ucltck p. VI.
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THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR

LOUISVILLE KY, Aug. 2t.-The arrangements for
the National Agricultural Fair next week, are
nearly completed. Visitors are coming from all
sections.
Ex-President Pierce, Vice President Breckin-
ridge Lord Napier, and other persons of celebrity,
have accepted invitations to attend.
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DEAra BY LGHrsisG.-Mrs. Moore, wife of N. B.
Moore Esq, Of Floyd county, Va, was killed on
saturday, the sth. by lightning.
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sSqPRrsu IrpCHvs bovs In

Ba" FRESH LEECHEs-I have iust re-
ceived by Adams Express fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHHS, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
p. S.-Cuppng and Leeching promptly attended
to. Can be found at ali hours Of the day At the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. G. HOBSoN
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TIE srRIsds.-Ihere are 2o0 visitors at the Vel
low 100 at the Montgomery White, and 400 at the
As!sghany Springs.
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EIn HAIR CUTTIEG.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the Cty.-If you wish to get
would advise you 70 call on H0BSoS, at his Hair
Cutting Room. under the American Hotel-entraAt =
on 18th street.
n. BLOT Cold and ahower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Baths . cents tickets for 81.
ap 23-tf
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A~NoTIcE.-The Hair Dressing, Shat
wing, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon (under the
Ballard House, has been Handsomely fitted up and
is now Open and We invite the citizens and strangers
to give rs a call
\. Billet, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily. from o'clock A. NJ. To lnP VI.
APP &-d6m HOBSOS i MORTON
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au 223n
nSyp PAINTINGS OF THE Cry AND

M3g" PAINTING OF THE CITY AND
SCENERY oP RICHNoSp-Connoiseurs aud lovers n
,he fine Arts, aud the public gcnfsay are respect
fully invited by the subscriber, to zee his large pic
ute in OIL of the city Of Richmond and his view
James River-R Richmond in the distance. st his stu
do No 229 Main street immediately above 9th street
They will be disposed Of by subscription sale
Terms may be known, on enquiry OF the Artist
13-iy& ALEX. DAVIDSON.
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hARPERs STORY BooKs.-We have from Mr.. RAN
DoLrH, NO "a Of liarpers story books for children
entitled Congo stories
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ssyRrcHMosD MADE Srovrs.--THE

ADVANTAGES IN Purchasing RICHMOND MADE STovEs
They made Of the best material and extra heavy
as TO stand the Ill usage Of servants. Broken
plates can he conveniently replaced at moderate
cost They warranted 10 operate 20 the satisfHc
ton ofthe purchaser. They cost no more per pound
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wareroOm at the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been in successful operation for
nearly ak years, and have acquired high reputs
ton for the quality Of their nlanulae TIRES:
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sew" have received pamphlet copy of sena
tor Hunters Address before the literary ,oc;.ti,.
Of the '. NJ. Institute We have before noticed
this admirable production
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Bagn BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE l.. KENT, Pres't. r. n. BENTLEY, TTeasr.
WILLIAM Is. I5Atcs, Secretary.
Committee If Arhitratioa.
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. W. GLAzEBRooK, JAMES d. DuPUY,
7. W. McCANCE, l.. d. CRESsHAW.
my ia
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aa5~ GEORGE d. STEEL, Dentist, Office
AMI residence, No. 81, Main between sth and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Va. my g-ly
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ES-To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND 0THERs.-Ner-
chants and Others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILLHEADS, BILLS OF LADlNG, POST
Frs &c, &C., printed, invited to call at our
tensve Job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety type embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be eX-
ceed.
Wedding Party and Ball TICKE TS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style.
All work executed short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de-
scription Of Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCfI JOB OFFICE corner of Main and 18th
streets where can be of the finest sptci-
mems of printing executed in this country.
JNO. d. HAMMERSLEY co.
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CHANoIs, missouri, July II, 1877.
Re3y% Mr.. f. BAKER-DEAR SIR = Being

in Virginia a short time bought a bottle Of your
Premium Bitters, and it has done more good
than all the medicine ever took in my life. SIND
yon five dollars, you will please send me the worth
OF 1t in your Bitters by Adams Co.'S Express, 10
ChamOis. NM. Il. NENLEY.
We do hope the proprietor may distribute his Bit
tiers in every State in the Union, they have be-
come very popular, and highly recommended BY tho
most prominent ph y sicans in the State.
They can Dee had of all Druggists in this city and
elsewhere in Virgins Also Of Messrs chSrles Stott
4 Co, Washington, ID. c., and OF Messrs Il. II. sta
bier q Co., Baltimore.
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RSy~ DR.. COOKS, LATE or ST. LOUIS,
Mo.-ofice and residence 81 street west side be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets. NH Is-d6rn
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TIE REPORTED FAILURE OF BLANCHARD.
SIARMAN, & co.
BosToN, Aug %, lS57.-The report current that
Blanchard, Sharman & Co. had failed, is without
foundation. The firm holds as strong position as
ever among the substantial merchants of Boston.
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|. FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT

Eli The large and conveniently arranged residence
on the corner of Franklin and Jefferson streets now
in the occupancy of DR.. 10. Archer, together with
the half acre Lot in rear, fronting Grace street
To purchaser, the terms of payment will DO very
real estate in the business part of the city. Posses
sion given lst October next. Apply to
au 25-2awlm GODDlN K ApPERSON.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fertef Richmond, Angus, a. High Water s11o'ert

Fbrfof Richmond August Zl-Htgr "as" o+3V'''
ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown. Parrish. New i'rA' hiu@'
and passengers. Ludlam watson. -,
steamer Geo Peabody. Pritchett, Baltimore mahe'
schr William Hendren, white, Norfolk. grano
schr Two Williams. smith. BurweIrs Bay wheat
scRr Access, Adams, Philadelphia, mdze, " Col
Scbr Alfred Raw. Creekmore, Grsy's Creek, wheat.
Bark Ayelia Davis New York, in ballast.
Bark Marion Homework, Philadelphia, in bal
sehr Avendcr, Togg, Chickahominy River. wheat,
schr Frederick Reed, Crosby, Eastport fish aud
schr Henry Brown, Cole, Troy. n Y. lumber, Whit
Schr Geo Y Scott, Hubbard, Baltimore. mdze' W D
Steamer Norfolk, Kelly. philadelphia, mdze and
passengers ii T. futile.
SAILED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Plliladel-
| pha. md2e and passengers, III futile.
Schr Mary Ann Guest Barrett. down the river,
! light.
NEW York, August 22d.-Clearet, schrs Danville
Chester, Richmond, and Rebecca. Woglam, City
| Point.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN PARRISH
master. from New York;
Cooley, D C Tillman, J r Johnston; viii
son, NJ Webster. James Moore, IL Snead,. J
Richardson SI CIV Little smith smith Howe, walker
A Muir. Thos Perry, Jos Cross A g Cater and Ia
dies. w Ii Everett, lady, son and daughter Mrs Ii
yermore and child, Mrs Lowell Miss Bro9dbent, J
tells, 4 Jahnke, David Blame, W Frask and Ia
dy, P March, oberdefer lady and 2children, II !
Constable. Miss K Bolton, Miss Bondurant, Miss N
Hines, Mrs Bene, Mrs Rahm, Mrs Wells, Z {.
Crump and lady A Dawson, Lilley, J Pember
ton, A Headden and "a in Storage, and II seamer
for ship Grey Eagle, bound for Rio.
Also, from Norfolk-H Aatt. l. Brockett, Mn
Booth Samuel Housen. W Baushp, Ii Hardy, Ia
dy. children and servant, Mrs Dozer Miss Baxter
Needs W W Hall and servant II d Moore, lily
Brszer. T l. skinner, w VI Gregory, Ii CGuy two
Misses Blythe, Jno Young
Sunday morning, 10 o'clock-E1c hanged signal
with steamship Roanoke.
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DECISION AGAINST MRS. CUNNINGUAM's
CLAIMS TO THE BURDELL ESTATE.
New YORK, Aug. 2-The Surrogate to-day decided
against Mrs Emma Cunningham's claims to the
Bnrdell estate He gives decision in favor of the
blood relatives of the deceased.
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ESy~ TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor TO
e. G.. Whitfield. Wholesale and retail dealer in
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber OF every sescrip-
ton Ofce and yard corner OF Gary and 10th streets
Richmond, Va my lS-lknls
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Vs. TYLER 4 Co., give notice that no Pictures
win lie taken ut their Gallery. I39 Main street from
the ,ih Of August, until the Ist Of September. they
have suspended operations for the purpose OF making
inproycmcnta Those desiring portraits taken, will
do " Il 10 wait ior the re opening. It's
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eF-To CLEAN TRgTH-Use FoNTAINEs CREAM o.
WILD FLOWERS Thousands this celebrated ri
ticle for this purpose aud testify to its superiority
A single trial will satisfy anybody.
For sale by all druggists, and ~ +. q. FoNfh "
Co SO5 Broahway. New York. An 81
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GEO. Nj, WEST.

GEO. Nj. WEST,
Nos. and Exchange Place,
Offers for sale this day
HAKPER'S New Monthly Magazine for September
single copies Is cts
G0DEY'S Lad'ys Book for September containing
all the lata fashion plates, % cts
HARfERS Illuminated and New Pictorial Bible
parts and 1, each IS cts.
\. B-I am now receiving the finest stock Of Books
and stationary, both American and English that
has ever DeCn III TINS city. an Pit
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RH9- LISTEN, YE DYsPBPTICs.-Go Al

ny LISTEN, YE DYsPKPTICs.-Go ATD
Do LIKEWISE-pERAANEST CURE..Lhs Rev.
James Hunnicutt, proprietor and editor OF Oh excel
lent paper the Christian Banner, publish ed Predsr
cksburg Va, in his editorial of June 9Th, 1857. thus
speaks OF his cure: . - -
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TIECTURE.
1t will bo recolected by many of our readers that
several years ago stated the editorial columns Of
the Christian banner, that HAEPToS's Ns0sTAsLR
rIScTURE had effected for Dyspepsia in our
own casethat had labOred long with this terrible
DISEASE and suffered most awfully. the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies thS hor-
ribls enemy of man and mans happiness. For long
time lived in constant fear that the fell monster
goaId return. But thank God and thar Ks to HRmp.
toms 1incturs, the gloomy demon has not yet re
turned and We begin to think he never vii.
We now feel confident in saying that Hampton
Vegetable Tincture has made radical cure OF Dys-
pepsia in our case. We have not taken drop Of
II for the last years the best of
We eat what We please, and as much please and
chew tobacco to hearts content, and all u veA
We believe that twelve bottles JudIcousy taken Ill
cure nine out of every ten OF dyspeptcs. Ne
con~centiously recommend il to all dyspeptics.-
The spring time and summer IL is most recommended
therefore, phanthropst. we call attention to it
Editor orths Chri&Idn Banner.
Cau and get Pamphlets, and see cures Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c. As q restoratve and In
vigorator IL has beep highly recommended.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURk.
Sc Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD L co, Richmond; BY
Petersburg; by MORTIMER L MOWBRAf, Balti-
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers every where
Es- 81 A~r h"t'l-; ak bottles for S.. 10 e-d&c.
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ma WHIrE TEvTB. PERFUMED BRgArB

AND BEAUTIFUL CONTRADICTION be acquired by
using the "BHps Qfd thousand FLOWERS" What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse Of dis
THousANp FLowRRs' as a dentrfce would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white slabss
ter, Many persons do not know their breath ID bad
and the subject delicate their friends will
mention it. Beware OF counterteits Be sure each
bottle is signed fETRIDGE 70.
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS d FISHER,
nh II-eod6rn Agents for Richmond.
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AMI

4 BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, THE OLDEHT
OF THE KIND II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So
DA WATER AND BQTTLING ESTABLISHMENT
~ FULL FORCE, WITH ITS DOUBLE SET OF
SELF-ACTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Sarsp-
parilla pop, Philadelphia PORTER and ALE Cham
payne CIDER and BROWN STOUT, put up in guam
titles to snt customers.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to say anr-
thflpin regard TO the reputation of his Soda Wats
AS it Is well known throughout Virginia, Tennes
see and North Carolina lie feels very thankful for
the immense patronage heretofore extended towards
him by his generous patrons, and hopes, by strict
attention to business to preserve continuance OF
the same.
Es- All persons living in the city, who have bot
ties with my name on them, will please retsrn them
to my drivers, and to none others
NJ MCCORMACK,
~ 3nS Rrnad ct
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GEORGE w. MUNFoRD,
Secretary 70 the Commonv cath,

HENRY GREGORY is ab0ut five feet 10 inches
high, of smooth aud handsome counts nance, with
dirk hair and eyes dressed in broad cloth of dark
color and good style; is of medium stature and
address. The child is of quadroon color, rather
dersiZe aud stout dressed in cotton shirt and trouse
with straw hat worse for wear. He has thre {
nlOlpa m his mr. lin az
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LATEST

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Aug. l2-l0 O'Clock, T. "
-Richardson Spence Co. report Cotton. Bread
stutfs and Provisions very quiet, and change
IN price.
The departure of steamship General Williams.
for St Johns and Portland, has been postponed I'M
til tomorrow
LoSDoS. Wednesday noon. Aug. 12.-{By tele-
graph to Liverpool) Consols are at 901 to go /.
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C1NHRRCIAL.'

LIVERPOOL. Tuesday, Aug. ll.-Cotton-There has
been irmer feeling n the market for the la,t three
days bur without any material change in prices
The sales Saturday Monday, and to-day, aggre-
gate II 600 bales Of which 1850 were taken by spe-
culators, and about the same quantity for export
The market closed with an upward tendency.
Brealstuffs.-The market for BreadEtuifs closed
duh, the previous quotations being barely maintain
ed. For Flour, there was little enquiry, and TIN
market closed weak. The quotations are: Western
Canal 3os9 EOS 81; Philadelphia and Baltimore $3.50.
SIS: Ohio 3ls(932
Wheat has experienced decline the inferior
qualities of ld0y2d. Red is quoted mt Ss9s5 Id;
White Is 3dg9s gd, closing with tsHdenr! down
ward
Corn closed dull and weak the previous quotations
being barely maintained. yellow and mixed are
each quoted at 3Gs Sd 37s white is nominaly ass.
The weather is unsettled.
Pr0rIsionS.-The market for provision shows No
decided change in any article. Pork is steady, at
former prices Beet firm. Lard firm, at previous
quotations. Retail sales were were made ~ los "a
fallow has advanced ritle all qualities Butch
ers' sells al els. Bacon steady.
coffee firm in price. Sugar quiet and GuChanC ed
Rice dull. Pot and Pearl Ashes quiet at unchanged
prices Rosn firm. No Turpcntine reported.
LONDON August Il.-BreaIstutfs steady. bat quiet
Sugar heavy Coffee quiet. Tea slow Of sale. at uI-
altered prices. Tailou firm
WoOl.-1he auction sales of this article are pro
ressiu4s with spirit, at firm prices and with stron
export competition.
Nioney market very active, at full rates. Consol.
closed to-day ar S9ts9J Tor money, and gUl4 for
count.
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pathist) offers his professional services 10 the sit
Of Richmond and its vicinity. Ufiice at his r,
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
Je l-l2m$
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The United States Hotel, of Washington, has
been leased to Mr.. Smith, formerly the proprietor
of the City Hotel, Alexandria. Va.
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se9.P. Fl. AYLxrr, Attorney at La,


Re1.P. Fl. AYLErT, Attorney at Law
Prectcs In all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mond, and attends regularly the County aud Circuit
Qonrts Of Chesterfield. Henrtco, Hanover and King
wuHam countiys.
-of1ce the store Of p Johnston 4 Brother
NO ITO VAN street ~ l-tn
e5y~ FACTS WORTH kyowIya.-The re-
naming stuck OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
LADIES' BAzAAR.
NO. 2pi, BROAD srREsr, RlcnNoNp VA,
have been marked down At prices, and selling
az lower rates-qualIty and style eonsiiered-than
market.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS and SLEEVES, rang
Fine French Muslin SETS for %. worth o. Also
=. SETS AZ lower prices
Muslin and Cambria BANDS, OR Sleeves and Basques
Thread aud yalencisnnes LACES
whslebone BUsrs. ke
MILLINERY GOODS.
Bonneis, Ribbons, Flowers, Quilngs Ladies' Dress
Caps, Grapes, &c.
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We nave large stock OF fRlN0ES RkALDS.
low. '''
Wits GOODS, JAcoSErs. BRILLIANiks
bYUS SWISS, Plaid. striped and Dotted MusLINs.
FANCY AMI STAPLE ARTIogRs.
~ unprecedented low prices, 10 make rooln nor
the Fall purchases.
We are not going 10 wind up, bat We are selliug
eoods at prices that viii be caution o. old fogies
~ Sl--dlm
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~. ANOTHER case ofthose very superior French
Caters and Shoes, has just been received at the Inn
portinS House of ALIEN. HILL. No. l27 Main street,
NirLrnnnA. Va.
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and have found them TO give general satisfaction,
both to quality and operation The firm of Z. D.
YALE Co are now prepared 20 furnish the trade
with any description of the-c desirable stoves.
CHAS ID. YALE,
ar p7-an, 10 Main strRet
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Col. Thomas McCulloch, formerly of Washington
county, Va, has been reelected County Judge in
Jefferson, county, Iowa.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The steamer City Of Wash
ington, from Liverpool, has arrived. Her dates are
no later than those by the Anglo-Sax0n.
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A FOR RENT Tho Steve ~, O.,

Nj street, nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel
Il is Is by 70 feet three stories and -arret high has
just been thoroughly repaired and if applied for at
once will be put to good tenant al very low rent
Apply to NAT FLEMG BOWIE.
-
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GCH00I. An STMMER HILL.-The

CCHOOL AT SUMMER HILL.-IHe
- n.xt session of nv school in Chesterfield, will
commence the 10th of October, and close the 10th o.
August under the tuition of Mr. T. b. Maury, grad
uate of the University very highly recommended Dy
Dr. Harrison and selected with special reference 10
his moral and professional qualifications. ! want
several BOYS not over fourteen years OF age as com
panions for my own children The house il in the
forest on a we'll drained knoll, aud protected on all
sides by dense screen of woods. Though within -
minutes drive of Richmsd it is perfectly retired 1t
may suit parents in Richmond who wish to be within
easy reach of their children.
TsrIns-sH1o payable one-half in advance, and the
other half on the lat of March. The instruction Is
nv 81, SS"ifTWESff FRANK G. RUFFIN.