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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-17

English wealth and Luxurtousnexs.
Some Of our " Y Firth Avenue swells make very re-
spectacle attempts 10 do the 'palatisl' IN their
houses and style Of living. and put forth ambitious
efforts 10 initiate English country seats in the pos
session Of what the English would call "snug box
on the Hudson river, and ten. twenty, or hun
dred acres An account, before US, of the luxuri-
Gus style Of living among the English aristocracy,
throws our parvenue pretenders considerably into
the shade.
About sixty miles from London, Ia the estate Of
the Earl Of Spencer, which comprises ten thousand
acres, divided into parks, meadows, pastures,
woods, and gardens His library contains fifty
thousand volumes, and Is said 10 be the finest pri
waite library in the world. The Duke Of Richmond
home farm consists of twenty thousand
over thirtyfve square miles, and this in crowd
ed England, which has In all area Of only 5000
square miles or just 81 millions Of acres giving
were the land divided, but two acres to each inha-
btant. The residence Of the Duke il fitted NJ Win
oriental magpiHcence. twenty-five race horses
stand in his stables. each under the care OF rpe
cial groom. The dishes and plate upon 'he 'p'e'
ell Of porcelain, silver ana gold HIS aFiarH Is
supplied with almost every variety OF rare ana eie
giant birds. and large herds of cattle, sheep ana
deer are spread over the immense lawns
The same authority. from winch We SatHei 'H'7'
facts save that the Duke Of Devonshires palace al
Chatsworth exceis in magnhconce any other o.
the kingdom. lie spends the whole OF his enor-
nous income In the grounds about the house are
kept four hundred head Of cattle and fourteen hun
dred deer The kitchen garden contains twelve
acres. and Il filed with almost every species 4
fruit and vegetables. A vast dJorett,H, ted
with this establishment, is designed 10 contain a
sample Of every tree that grows. There il also a
glass conservatory 3s7 feet in length, I12 feet in
breadth, g. in height covered by 5000 square
feet Of glass, and warmed by seven miles of pipe
conveying hot water. One plant was obtained from
India by special messenger and IL valued at SO.
600 One of the fountains near the house, plavs
Z76 feet high, said to be the highest Jet in the
world Chatsworth contains $500 acres but the
Duke owns ninctysix thousand acres in the count,
Of Derbyshire. Within, the ontire is one Vast
scene Of paintings. sculpture. mosaic work, carvet
wainscotlng, and all the eeqances and luxuriei
within the reach of almost boundless wealth ant
highly refined taste.
FiVe-sixths of the soil in England are dlvideC
among scarcely thirty thousand proprietors There
are twenty nine bankers in London, whose trans
actions yearly embrace six or seven hundred mil
lions sterling. This Is one side Of the picture
The struggles between capital and labor are fear
ful--the rich always becoming richer, the pool
poorer. Three hundred thousand persons die d
famine in year, and three hundred thousand vo
UNFAIRLY emigrate, to escape the same dismal
dam,
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DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOV
ERNiIENT

L.
WASHINGTON, July l6th.--IIon. Richard Kidder
Meade, of Virginia, has been appointed Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Brazil
i'll place Of VIM. Trousdale, removed
Benjamin F. Angel of New York. appointed Min
lister to Sweden, in place of Francis Schroeder
called at his own request.
Mirabeau Lamar, of Texas, appointed Minister to
the Argentine Confederation, in place of James A.
Peden, removed.
Wyman B. $. Moor, of Me-, appointed Consul
General to the British North American Provinces,
i'll place of Israel D. Andrews. resigned.
VIM. Prewitt, of Ohio, appointed Consul 10 VaIpa-
raise.
Henry Owner, of California, appointed Consul tc
Tahite, in place of VIM. II. Kelly, resigned
John T. Portions of South Carolina, cppointed
Consul to 0porto, in place of Nicholas Pike, re-
moved
Cha5 Glantz, of Pa, Consul to stettin, vice Fred
Shllind. removed.
Samuel f. Fabeus, Consul to Cayenne.
Francis VI. Neems, Of Florida Consul to Santa
Martha.
James c. Derrickson, of Md Commercial Agent
at Apit, Navigat0r's Island.
Moses Persuran, of New York, Consul to Gu
rarns
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GRAND TRIAL OF THE MOVING MACHINES
TIE NANNY MACHINE VICTORIOUS

to-day at o'clock. preceded by speeches and a
grand procession, at the county iair grounds Up
wards Of twenty machines were entered and the
display at starting very fine. All did we'll.
but it was apparent that the real contest was
between the NANNY, with Woods improvement
and the Ketehum machines The struggle was
close. the Nanny coming in slightly ahead The
result hailed with cheers by the multitude in
which the friends of the ketchHm machine heartily
Joined. The fact of rapidity of work however,
does not determine the question of superiority
The other tests will DE made during the week The
weather is fine and all the contestants in good
spirits.
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I.nnd0Il.

There are 5000 omnibusos and $500 cabs In Lon
don, employing 10000 horses. The streets if put
together, would extend 1900 miles in length
There are 100000 gas lights The water works sup
ply 44,3S333S gallons per day. There are %, 5l6
talors: $3.50 hootmakers 1900 milliners and
dressmakers and l6S,Ol7 domestic servants. Three
millions of tons of coal are annually consumed
which are brought to London by thousand vessels.
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RObbing The Dead.

II appears that some Canadians, living on the St
Lawrence, in the neighborhood of the late rightful
disaster to the steamer Montreal ished up the dead
bodies Of the unhappy victims, robbed them of
every trifing article upon their persons and then
tied weights TO them and sunk them again in the
stream This is fully equal to the vulture propen-
sites of the New Jersey wreckers, whose children
according to "a contemporary, have an evening
prayer in which they call upon God "to bless father
and mother and send wreck before morning"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M, .Powsas. rHrJELEBHArEp PIcrtR

! HeI wv hHo3 TIE OBLHBHNfhU ' 'V' V1s'
MtEgR--We particularly call tie attention Of our
country ffiends 10 the beaut snl 4BtbTffRpes Ioso
grGphs Hstan1rotypes and autographs, made By MI
ItrsFg, OF our city. We have fnr time noticed
the Artists Of this city and sag with TRUTH that
the best lib enesses We ever were made BIZ Pow
Frs. who has had, Is We may say lifetime OF ex-
uerience in the Ifctur BUSINESS .. 80
- Mr. Ibsrers 10 the irst and only Artist 10 put mp
Amrfss In all the colors Of nature and Is the on
" one that takes the Imperial ANBRoTYPEs which
represent every thing in its true position GALLERY,
Isl Main street. ~ Hits
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MARRIED,

On the 18th inst, ut St Peters Cathedral, by the
1t. Rev John MCtiilI Bishop of Richmond. JOSEPH
?. KANENAUGI. TO MARIA TERESA VINCENT
HELI,, of this city.
~ Washington, Baltimore and North Carolina
papers please copy.
On the Sth inst. at the "a Presbyter Church. by
the Rev. DR.. Hogc P. LINDSAY WALKER, of Al
bemare county, to SALLIE VI. ELAN, daughter Of
Mrs. Ann Elan OF this CITY.
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FROM MEXICO.

new ORLEANS, July 16.-Adyices from Acapulco
state that the Indians have united with vcarious
bands of insurgents, To the humber Of 1000 men, to
oppose Alvarez. force had left the city of Mexico
TO clear the road to Acapulco
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MIS- {. j, ALLEN has removed her DRESS MA
Ing ROOM from No ll6 Main street, four doors
below t'overnor street, over Mr. T. II. Keachs Trim
ming Store next 10 Messrs. r. *. Price 4 Co Being
III receipt Of the latest fashions she is now prenarei
20 execute all work ia the shortest possible time aud
IN the most fashionable manner. Al orders from the
country will be promptly attended to. cali is re-
spectiully solicited. T.. J. ALLEN.
linn
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sy~CAScEns AND TusoRs CunED wrrn-

OFT CuTTISs.-DR. NJ KAHN. late Of Philadelpha.
respectfully offers his services 20 the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure Of Cancers, TumoVs.
Moakls, Blotches aud all diseases VI tho skin He
can also cure Secret Diseases
He can be found at his Office at the Clifton Uonsa
from 10 A. n. to 6 p. VI.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
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ey Articles, cakes &C.. which has been held at Leigh
Street Rsntisl Church for the last four nights will
he cosei TC-NIGIIT by auetisn. As there is stillen
Isnj large lot Of fancy articles unsold the citizens
are particularly requested 20 attend as the object
for the Church and the ladies' expect the gentlemen
to come forward aud show their hberslity.
= II
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ESB FRESH FRUITS ALT THE YEAR.
AkIhC rs PATENT AIR-TIgiIT sELP-sEALING
OANe AND JAMS, for preserving fresh Fruits To-
mates, &C. by hermetRal scaling Gull directions
gr putting ny Fruit accompany the Cans and Jarl3
q sac wholesale and retail az the House Furnish
ing and Notion Establishment No 81 Main sfreet lTy
Je 2J-lm y WARREN
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soutbern Literary Messenger.

The Messenger for July contains more than
usual number of articles of an instructive and en-
PERTAINING character. 1t is one OF the Oest numbers
We have seen for a long time Mr' thompson con-
tinues to cater for the public with unagging ener
CIV ss we'll as taste and talent. Such accomplish
ments and perseverance deserve rich reward
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Bsap NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing, Sha-
wing. Shampooing and Bathing Saloon. {under tho
Ballard House. has boon handsomely htttd up and
is now open, and invite the citizens and strangers
To give us call
\. Blot, Cold AMI shower Baths can hs haa
daily, from . clock A. NJ 10 tor NJ
ap 2}--,lJlu HDHSDS A MORTON
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Rel9~BoARn OF TnApr OF RICHMOND.

HORACE l.. hEST, PreEt. u. ". BRNTLEY, Treas r
WILLIAM u. IsAACs Secretary.
Committee II dr6RTafiOR
WILLIAM :. DOMAIN, Chairman
l.. ". GLNZEPRooK, JANIS b DpPHY,
DAVID CURRIE, l.. d. CRRSsaAw,
my
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The steamer Roanoke compelled to leave
1000 barrels of vegetables the wharf at Norfolk,
Wednesday, having no room for them
There were IS deaths in Charleston, 5. G., last
week.
There was heavy rain in Warren county, N. G.,
Friday night. doing damage to the extent oil S-o"V'
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wALKER's PREPARATIONS TO RETURN TO
n. All

NBw YORK, iuIy fs--Thc Washington eorrespep,,
dent Of the Times says that despatch received
there states TINT Walker II making preparations ri
New Orleans, to return to Nicaragua, and thar ms
officers are ordered to report for recruiting ser
rfr
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aSyGEoRaE II. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No a. ON Main. between sth and 81
streets RiciIfnoud. Va. my D-iy
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TuE NEW GRENAnIAN nIrr1cIrIrv

WASHINGTON, July 16.--Semi-offieiaI advioes, re-
ceived here, state that New Grenada will make ALI
reasonable concessions to the United States. TO
avoid interruption of diplomatic intercourse a nd
that the President Of New Grenada Is authorized 10
settle the existing difficulties on the best terms
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Aen p. II. AYLETT. Attorney at

Hsn-P. II. AYLETT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held in the city OF Rich
mcnd and attends regularly the County and Circus
COURTS OF Chesterfield, Henrics, Hanover and KiA8
William counties.
Es- Office over the store Of P. Johnston 4 Broths
No us Main street. liz I-61a
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SAILING OF THE NIAGARA FOR LIVERPOOL
BosTON, July 15.-The Steamship Niagara sailed
from this port At noon to-day with seyenty.fiv
passengers for Liverpool and twenty-seyen for Hall
fax. She takes out 1905 900.
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eca. Lex CREAM FEAsT-An Ice CREAM
FBtsT will be given by the ladies Of Wesley Chapel,
on Eth street, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY evenings, of this week The FBAST is TO
aid in paying for repairs to the Church.
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By LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
DRY GOoDs-
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES!
AT COHEN'S

AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES!
AT COHEN'S,
115 BROAD STREET.
Handsome NantiIlas from 81 % and upwards; Eliza
tic Belts al l21l cents Linen Cambria Handk
at Ga cts. piece; Hoop skirts at IS cts shirt Fronts
AT 81 cents fine Linen ones at p cents fine Ladies'
Cotton Hose at 9a cts. pair; Mohair Rolls 37e cts;
Collars at 3, 10, l3i4, 3Ta, 20 cent? and upwards;
Black silk htts, double twisted, ut 81 /, cents, and
Long Mtts at 81 a cts; Check Muslin at 81 cts per
yard White Cambria, a yard wide, at I2t cts; Mos
quito Netting 62]a cents piece; Black Silks at 70
cts, and some ara at 81, worth 81 ure few Of the
innumerable bargains 10 bs found at
FAt. COHEN'S Cheap Store,
us Broad Street
n. B.-A large assortment of Dry ti0ods for gentle
mems wear such as Ready Made Shirts from ~ cts.
piece UP; Half Hose al Cotton, Thread and silk;
Gauze herino Undershirts - cents worth 81; Linen
and Slarseilles Collars; Linen aud Silk Pocket Hand
kerChIrfs, &c. ie l5-ln%
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The Richmond Dispatch.
DAILY. sEMIwEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
The urgent solicitations Of number OF irien
have induced me to publish
SEMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH.

SEMl-WEEkL1 DDSfAICn'
It will appear about the Cd July next will be printed
with new type will contain twenty-eight columns oi
reading matter and in size aud proportions VIII re-
sernule the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription VIA
be only
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADV ANCb!
It will contain all the news of the day-Poiltlcsi'
domestic Foreign, Miscellaneous and commercial
together with Editorials and entertaining Literature
Es2ecaI attention will be paid to the markets wnch
vii, h. regularly and accurately reported 1t VIII be
indeed A NEWSPAPER in the most comprehensive
zapsa. presenting Ineligible narratives OF every
thing that transpires, and communicating promptly
anJ succinctIy all kinds of information appropriate
to the Newspaper.
There are only ssnli-weekly mails in many parts
oF the State and this semiweekly edition OF the DIS
,atch meets the wants Of the people supplied by
those mails.
Every branch of the paper is entrusted to capable
gentlemen, aud the Daily and Weekly Dispatch are
examples OF the enterprise with which it will be sus
tanned.
Those who want the SBNII-WEEKLY DISPATCH
will please send in their orders at once 80 that their
subscriptions may begin with tue nrst NUMBER Al
dress the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual rates;
and az the Selni-Weeky edition will doubt be
widely circulated 1t will be An advantageous medium
fer communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the Weekly, az we'll as the
Sem-Weekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly i'm
proved, and the three papers will be sent to sub
scribers at the following
LOW RATES:
DAILY ST per annum.
semi-Weekly Dispatch. ........ 50 per annum.
Weekly Dispatch 81 per annum.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
There are no cheaper journals in the Union, and
neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
them among the best newspapers of the city.
J. A COWARDIN.
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MS. DR.. JOHN B. WALrHALL, (Homeo-

pathst) offers his professional services 10 the cit
zens Of Richmond and it, vicinity. Office ON Main
street, opposite the Exchange Bank, also at his resi-
dence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
ls tim
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H@SPFREsH LEyCuEs Il hay,

B=Es FRESH LEECHEs.-l have just re-
reiyed, by Adams Express. q fresh lot ef Swsdi-h
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
l.. S.-tupping and l.eeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
nay 2j-ts X. O. HORSOS.
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w heat.

The Petersburg papers quote new Wheat at $l.55
a s16 for prime red: Sl.75 Sl.s0 for prime white
But three parcels have been brought to this city,
only one Of which good. and no offer was made
for either, Some Of our large millers will be in the
market next week and would be now, if there were
arrivals of sufficient magnitude in quantity and
quality to make it object to put their establish
mrnts in motion.
A letter from Charleston states that the crops in
Georgia and Tennessee are immense, and that it Is
expected some three millions of bushels will be re-
ceived and shipped during the year for that city
We regard this estimate extravagant, yet we
doubt not the Charleston operations in wheat will
be immense. When the East Tennessee and Yir-
ginia Railroad Is completed and connected with
our Virginia and Tennessee Road shall take H
large share Of the Tennessee wheat from the South
cities, and anticipate a considerable part Of
the product of East Tennessee the present year.
Some 5000 bushels Of new Georgia and Tennessee
wheat were received by steamer at New York the
present week, from Charleston. 1t is reported to
have been very fine. and in excellent order. Ii
sold for 81 .y5 to $2.UJ per bu5hel.
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VIZ IlAlh tUIIING.-I lHe IltlkeuS
and Strangers visiting the City.If you wish to get
your Hair cut IN the latest and most improved syl0
would advise you to call on HOBS0N, at his Hair
Oh 18th street
=. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours Single Baths - cents OF tickets for 81.
Aft
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A WATCHMAN DROWNED.

Troy, July ia Waterman named MetcalE
while on duty in West Troy last night was knock
ed into the water by river thief whom he WAS at
tempting 10 arrest, and drowned.
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ssa- J. T. GARDNER, NJ. D., Hsm9opa-
THO Physician Richmond, Va. Once ss Governor
street near the Richmond House. III -t3n
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HsA. SPECIAL NOTICE. ask attention 1a
NV s9 M 1,Ci1ck r. CAJTH0RN.
"a a. ~ Auct.
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BATHS! BATHsl BATHS Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had ut all hours, from t.
o'clock A. NJ 20 10 Z. NJ, at the Hair Cutting Sha-
wing aud shampooing Saloon. under the American
hotel Entrance on 18th street. Single baths -
cents, or , tickets 81. my
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TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
r. 4 O Whitfield. wholesale and retail dealer in
hinsi Mahogany AMI Ln ~ 81 sssrh assefp
Richmond, Va. my ls--d6mf
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FOR saie Dy All druggists.
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER.
NH Il-cOl6m Agents for Richmond
Ma To Ma. Z. BAKHR-Denr Sir.

BEa- To Mr.. L. BAKER.-Dear Sir: In
justice to yourself, and persons who may br similarly
afflicted, permit me 10 cite instance VI the remark
able qualities of your PREMIUM BITTERs. l had
never used them until recently, but my vito havRg
been affected with nervous affection. and disorder
ed stomach for the past ten or twelve years used
every means IN my power to restore her to health
she was under the constant treatment Of five six
able physicians, but no relief coui bo had. then
saw several certificates of the remarkable made
BY your BITTERs. ! persuaded my wife To Try them,
she did s0and IN little time shc began to recover ~
ply. Not only her nervous affection and d-ordeTed
stomach were removed. but her general health Ia
better now than il has been for many years. | ann
now using, and shall always continue to uSe your
BTTERs. write this in justice 10 yourrch and for
the benefit OF others who are similarly afflicted
Your obd't syt. THOMAS VI. MONTAGUE.
Richmond June q, 1877.
These BITTERH can he had Of a the principal Drug
gi-ts in this city and elsewhere in this state JyI
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b. s Midzett, of Hyde county, N. C., was killed y
few nights since by lightning
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psn.REMovAL-DR. PgAcmY, re THE
Ballard House. JyT-inS
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Andrew Finday. notorious for his connection
with the kissane case, has been sentenced jail at
Cincinnati for ten days, for assaulting female.
Rev. James Gallagher, pastor of the Unyersalist
church at Hamilton, Ohio, died ON the lIth inst
The German Turner's of Wheeling celebrated their
hrstannigersary on Monday by gymnastic exercises,
a concert and a ball
Thomas Holland, custom-house officer. Of New
York, was sentenced Tuesday 10 the penitentiary
for one year, for an aggravated assault upon Tho
mas Goldston.
Dr. John ). Young for two years Secretary Of
State of Tennessee, died in Nashville last week.
clergyman arrested in Albany on Saturday
last in mistake, and as a supposed burglar.
Tho erection of a city gas works has been COM
menced in Iowa city.
The first new wheat arrived at Louisville on the
18th inst, and sold at 81 30 per bushel.
Three men were sun struck in Cincinnati on Mon
day.
VIM. III. +. Lee has been appointed I'd lieutenant
in the army. s7--.
The steamer Fox, fitted out by Lady Franklin,
has sailed for the Arctic regions
Asesere thunder storm passed over Martinsburg,
Va, last week. Several houses were struck.
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Hagp"WoopLAyp CREAM."-A Poma,

EaE " UUDLNNU NhhAa. IL UIHNut
for identifying the har-highly perfume,l-superior
to any French article imported, and for half tho
price. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has equal,
giving II bright GLOSSY appearance IL causes GoE
tlemens hair 10 curl in the MOST natural manner IL
removes daDdTufl always giving the Hair the AZ
pearance oi being fresh Shampooed Price only CITY
cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRlDdE Co, Propriotors Of the
Balm of a Thousand Flowers"
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GEO WYTHE MUNFORD, ESQ,
pTesibent Secretary of Commonwealth of Virginia

DIRECTORS:
GEO. W. CLUTTER, ESQ,
Auditor Public Accounts.
THOMAS IL. ELLIS, ESQ,
President James River and kanAw ha Company.
THOS. Z. AUGUST, Esq,
Attorney at Law.
wy. q. PAINE Esq,
(kent, Paine & Co, Merchants)
JOHN BAGBI, ESQ,
Farmer. King Queen Co, Va.
REV. CHAS. Ii. READ,
Pastor United Presbyterian Church.
REV. JAMES h. TAYLOR,
Sec'y Southern Baptist Convention.
4. Ct. v ORTHAM, MD.
ROBT. T. COLEMAN, N. D., Medical Examiners.
JAS. ii. CONWAY, VI. D..
CHAS WORKMAN, Local Agent.
CHaS. T.. WORTHAN
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
y
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SUICIDE.-An old man about seventy years of age,
named Joseph Wolfe, shoemaker by trade, drown
ed himself at indianapolis, on Sunday evening last
new by robbery
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EIyn Dr.. CooNs, LATE or ST. LovIs,
and residence 81 street. west side. be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets nh ls-d6m
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NEE. KNOWLES & WALFoRD. Il have re-
turned to my former business connection with Mr.. 3.
W. KNOW LES and will be pleased to seo my friends
again al Stationnr5' Hall, No. II Pearl It.
W. sell BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY
We sell lIERRING'S FIRE-PKOOF SAFES.
We sell MARBLEIZED IRON MANTLES.
We insure on lives of white persons.
We insure on Lives Of slaves, to years
Jys-2w L. h. y. WALF0RD.