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Geperal Weoi.

The recent presentation, to General Wool, OF we
beautiful sword, voted 10 him by Congress-
distinguished services in the Mexican
allotted various tributes from old ofnee''' A's So
panions In arms, 20 the genuine worm ~NN
Bile Qualities ofone Of the fret miiiisIy Ane
y;c. and whose private excellence IL equai 10 ms
Aforementioned t.lents The truth Ia, General w DOL
rsva, rsceived half credit enough for bis services
q. a.. h.,,,. If Baena Vista. "Old Zaek" appre-
o;.,.s than thoroughly, aud the high eneomiums
n. n..ssd upou them came from q man who was
-, s,vsn 10 empty compliments. We deem It 20
encouragement to General Taylor, to say that, but
for the high state Of the discipline to which Woo,
by the mos. insessant exertions, had brought the
volunteers, and the CO operation of this scientific
aud intrepid soldier upon the field, the battle CT
Buens Vista nigh. have had different result. AT
the same time, no one would more readily ackno~-
ledge than General Wool, that all tina science and
discipline Ia the world might have been inefectu-
aiagainst the tremendous odds with which the
tAnerican troops had to contend, but Tor the IRE
sist,bls moral force with which the presence, the
prestiye and the indomtable will OF "Rougn arc
Ready" inspired the American army
There have been officer in tho American SER
v,ce without half the merits of Wool, who have
made vastly more noise. II tIeIe 10 q iuS1 IA thc
II G army. who has more incontestibly proved the
science, skill, training, and valor of true solder,
wa .bould like to know his name. If soldiers, ar d
especially volunteers have complained before e
bssie of the severity of bis discipline they always
thanked him for 1t afterwards, az the means Of
their salvation and their honor. Nor could they
complain that that be called upon them to follow
where he did not lead Wherever the fight wss
hand to hand, or the storm OF battle raned thck-
estand fercest its iron hail, there was WOOL
a,cam, collected, and inmovable So lighthouse,
q mid the surgng waves, inspiring the dependent
and guiding TO victory.
We have said much more than we anticipated
Of this ius.rIous son of New York, but the man
70 such rare compound of soldiership and gentle
1855 80 bold la war and retiring in peace, 20
,enis and generous 10 his nature, 30 chivalric and
courteous, as well as modest and unassuming, that
we would fam place humble chaplet on his
brow, were there room for it there among the mag
nIHcent laurels which has been showered upon his
head by grateful country
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Dr0wniHg-Elopement, Sc,
oRREsposDEN EoFTHE DISPATCH

LEXINGTON, Va, June eth, 1857.
A young msn named Joseph Hawthorn came 10
his death, on Friday last. by drowning in North
river He was bathing 10 company with others,
in a deep eddy IN the river about two miles below
this place. and it is supposed he was taken with
the cramp. In trying 10 rescue him, one of his
comrades came very near losing his own life -
Careful search was made for the body that day
and the next, by large number of persons, and
all SORTS of experiments were made TO recover it
among others, cannon wac brought from the In
stitute and fred frequently the place in the
water where he was Lac: seen-but all the efforts
failed Yesterday morning the body was fshed
up by drag line, with several hooks attached
thereto, and brought to town and buried. This
young man was a cabinet maker, and had resided
here but short time. He came to this place from
w od,tock. His preenis reside in Shippensburg.
Pennsylvauia
The curious here have had something to gossip
about, GA account of the elopement of couple
from this county, lsst week, to get married The
groom, a youth of this place, and the BRIDE sever-
al years his elder, from the neighborhood of or.
dams Springs on North river, met by appointment
at Waynesboro and made their way to the Fed
eral city, where they
''Bresthed the sacred vow that birds
Two loving hearts in enc"
and returned by the next train to this city
"Quaatum est an rebUs andRe humans" JOE.
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TELsGsApHtC NEWS
kEPOKY FOB ii pIsr cn
- - -
ARRIVAL OF STFANEh NiAVAhA'
Three DAYS Lister from Kurore.

HALIFAX, June % .h--fhe steamship Nisgsra'
from Liverpool, with dates TO the 10Th Instant
arrived here this evening.
EsGLASD.
A sni,ised discussion had occurred 10 the House
of Commons in regard to the destruction OF trey
town by an American war vessel
Lord Hamilton Inquired II the govern menf bad
demanded repara.ion for the British property ce'
stroyed
Lord PaImerston replied l. had not, the law
officers of the crown having given the opinion tnat
the demand could not be sustained.
A discussion ensued IN which ID israen hoeoa ~ !.
aud others denounced the outrage aud insisted mat
the honor of the British flag Ought to have been
Lord John Russell and others defended the
government. and then the subject was dropped.
The British cruisers sent to the coast OF CUBA
are to be increased. r,
The continental news Is un!mportant. Inc
French eli, csion excitement is increasing.
MARKETS.
Cotton Sales CT the week 43 0co bsles All quail
itss have slightly sdvasced in the week, caused par
italy By reduction OF the rates q la no
market slcs. d quist and prices steady Far Orleans
"a; niddiing 1916; Mobile fair 81; mddiins u;
Upland far Il; middling7 IT Stock 10 port b" 'Voo
bsIes iucIu6ipg 5CS 600 bales America IN cotton .
B-eaastuhs-The weather hss been favorable
for the crops. Richardson Spence qrose; Flour
is ste adv and qaet Wheat quiet snd dull sno quo
ts,ions Of Tuesday barely maintained. OpIn nss
dec iains terdepoy. Prices cas- er but unchsnsed
Red wheat ss 9a69s Sd; white 81 . i0 100 :" sstefh
cspal -four Sos 6d0S2s; Ohio SIS 6id53s 3D. fnlia
delpfia and Baltimore Slsd:Szs 3D. Corn feilo"
$50 cato S9sd4's.
SUGARS heavy at decline of Is. moisssss closed
quiet bat steady Coffee generally closed au0yant
Tes en- large speculative inquiry et an aeNancs OF
6d0!s Coneou has advanced Id0ltl
MONEY MAEKET Bullion had increased III TINS
Bank OF England some GSlS OCo
CoLsos for money 93iH95A for account.
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klIED.

DIED.
On Tuesday so.h June, 1887 CHARLES FtELp
ING 8aRHEf. eyed yesrs, months ana oaJs'
500 of William N. Barrett.
The friends Of the family arc Tsspeettnliy
To attend his funeral this evening, at 5o'eioek
from the residence OF Richard g. Morris, on FfssA
liz street.
On tuesday sou nit, after 3 brief iltneu OF Two
a.ye JAMES GIBSON, In the 36th year OF MS
age. ,,z...
en- Main and z3i streets this Wednesday, morning.
ct 10 O'Clock.
On the z7,h June, at the residences Of Robert L
Builsr. on Church Hill, SARAH D. LEWls In the
s2nd year of her age, corsort OF hoos. Lewis s'
ceased.
In Henrico, Sunday. 18th inst OF searIe' se-
YER JAMES e son of James z. and Susan T. Nat
clifs, sged years and msnths
EY Kentucky and BIO. papers piesse copy
Yesterday, JOHN BINTON, youngest child OF
John w. snd Henrietts CALDWELL. aged 10 months. :
She fanesel will take place this evening %
O'Clock, from the residence OF bis parents, &C the sA
treme end Of 5.h street
The friends and aeqaaintsnces OF the family are
reques cd to attend
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SUMMER RETAK.T..
DOCKBRIDGE BATus~>T .;. =.

pOCkBRIDGE BATHS TAI. f,vo.i,~
III bathing place, long known ~ LErCuEe,S -
after dsfs JOsDAES SPHiEaA hzr has,' so
sently purchased by company Of g,ntrsnosss -
Rock bridge county. whsrs Il 10 situsted And W..
tbs virtues Of ths water 81 best known sD5 an
open for tos reception OF visitors upou tbs H., ~
" nsxt. New ard handsome buildiag, nav. -
srectet, at no Effort will be spared TO m,ksi,
d-hsfJ' So INNER resort. - seasr,.a!ly Ic.ss,.
the North River, 10 the lat OF IN ountsia ana &
!ey GcensTy, passed in gaited basu,v ~ -. =.
the State tbs on the main stsgs road from L.,i
con to The CsutTsi Railroad, distant siavsn 80
from toe fyrmsr and nine miles from &c shsn ~
IN the latter Visitors can reach the Ba,hs 10 an
day from Petersburg, ri ,hnoud and AlsUab1.i. o
diving at sir destination before suusst NJ
The temperature of the water Ia g Hale hlybsrth,
hat Of the Old Sweet, and ,his with ths us,nI,,
character and buoysncy OK the water which,, M
ly charged With Csrbonic Acid Gss and ,on,.fa.
Hagnesis, Iron, &c, renders bathing in IL tv 49,
versal consent Of those who have tTisd It, delsAEI
and invigorstlng to an extraordinary degree IL,
nedcinAl esct 10 attestsd by fifty yesrs az loc.I
oeTieuce, especially in cases Of General Dali H.,
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Luur, Uicsys.,ul'
wherever existing, Rheumatism, Ameuorrhss M
msnoTrhea Menorrhagia, Lene1rrhaa Pro....
Uteri Sc In the diseases peculiar to fsu,I, 80
children 1t 10 unsurpassed, IL eq oallsd BY snv ,
In the world Near at hsad 10 fac suiphur gr,;a
'scond only to the famous White Sulphur OF 0rssB'
1ri~r - which visitors to ths Baths have frss A..
cess.
governor Henry A. Wise, who spent a oo.,,o, -,
last summer with his family at the Bath, - b.
speass OF It; 1t my chsssn SPOT In tho mountain.
and shall certainly revisit it, posable, next sun
mer."
References may also be had amoars. MANY otbsr,
to Col " IL. Smith, Superintendent OF thu Vir,ini.
Military Institute; Kew. WIN y Whita u n
md Rev VIM N Pendleton OF Lexugtoui VIM a.
Paine, Esq, of the firm OF Kent, Paine & Kent
aic hmond, and j. 2. Hunter, Esq OF sslm., Ala,
bama
py- Richmond Whis, Enquirer and Centr, p,...
bytsrian will copy swiSe " eek until July I.t
my lS-2awtJ1
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Hon VIM 3 Preston, of Virginia, is in Wash
ington.
There are fifteen visitors al the All Healing
Springs, Va
There were 81 deaths in Baltimore last week ::
Q of consumption
The health of Commodore Ap Jones is fast
ecovering. and bis ply sicians pronounce him out
of danger.
A Masonic ball " as dedicated at Frankfort.
Greenbrier CO, Va, on Wednesday last.
DIR Hugh Wilson, for many years practising
Texas, on the Sd inst.
The Mobile. Ala, papers announce the death of
Col Bur~el b. Boykin, prominent citizen of
that place.
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F3s We are deeply indebted to large number
of our contemporaries of the State for the kind and
complimentary manner in which they have alluded
to the Dispatch, upol the occasion of an adver-
tisement Of some Improvement to take place in
it, and the issuing of q semi-weekly edition. We
are grateful for these manifestations of their good
feeling and shall be hsppy, whenever an opportu.
itYioffers 70 reeiprocate their kind acts.
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The ENQUIRER and Examiner.

The Enquirer of yesterday contains the follow.
ing paragraph relative to a rumored conjunction
between these journals:
II has been announcein some of the city papers
that the Enquirer and Examiner are about to com
bne into one Journal The rumor though not un-
founded, Ia premature. consolidation of be
two pap prs into one under the joint editorship f
Mr. Richie and MIR Hughes, has been under COM
sideration; but the arrangements necessary to eff
feet IL hs We not been concluded.
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How 1T Is DONE WEsT.-Tte st Louis New 8
states that about month since, several citizens
purchased piece of ground in that city, paying
for 1t S13 COCO. of which $4,000 paid in cash
On Monday, the same property was sold for 1929,
900, by H. w Leffingwell-bein profit of $751;
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wPowera, ImreriaI Ambretypes...N

rvPowers, Imperial AmbrotypesWhy
10 hat Powers Gallery IL ways crowd ed W TN IN
frsE clsss people Of this city? Simply because ne
takes the Iupsrisl Aubrotyps notwithstanding ne
charsss only 50 cents for a better Likeness than 9TH
ers chs-ge So for.
Powers takes the Patented Imperial AmbrotYpe,
which has been pronounced BY judges unsurpas,,e3a
hv ANYTHING ever produced by the Photographic
art Powers will not tske you an inferior likeness
The Imperial An5rotype defes competition. ioH
Main street. ~ liz
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SUICIDE G Drewry, not Murray, as before
stated, committed suicide at Charlottesville, Va,
on the morning of Thursday last. by shooting bis
brains out with a pistol He went there from
Richmond seversl months since. and was painter
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LAUNCH--The Revenue Gutter ] G Dobbin sf
ter having undergone very extensive repairs at the
ship yard of Messrs Page g. Allen, In Portsmouth,
was launched In handsome style, on Saturday eve-
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ArrivnI-New Greuadiau Diffculsy-Utnh
-Over,and mnii kou'es-htoters gen



WASHINGTON, June 30-Jno Ross, head chief
of the Cherokee nation, with bis family, arrived
here to day, and are at Browns Hotel
The Herald correspondent from heie says tne
difficulties between New Granada and the United
States has been settle upon basia satisfactory to
our government.
% the arrival of the troops in Utah, that terri
tory will become a new and separate military dc-
partment under Gen Harvey.
TIE Overland California mail was awarded to-
day, 70 four Express companies represented by
Butterfieid and associates, Of New York The
rou IS as before stated from Memphis, With a
slight deviation from Little Rock, (Ark9 to st
Louis The service Ia to be semi-weekly for an
annual sum of S595 900. This is the lowest bid.
and the contractors are to perform extra mail
service
Three of the rioters, in the late election here,
were 10 day convicted and sentenced to II months
imprisonment, and fined $50 each and costs. Two
fJrieited their bail The Judge intmated, IN bis
addresses TO the prisoners that he should deal se-
verely with all those convicted
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Inques..-An inquest was held yesterday over
the body of q negro infant, found in lot between
ID aud 81 str sets The jury came to the conclu
sion that Il was d case of premature birth.
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rF-If you do not want dark, dngy, rtif Likeness,
pstronizs TYLER Co. The Portraits which shey
execute for Fifty Cents are far superior to those
taken by their would be rivals at 3d. hence the great
rush TYLER Co. understand their bu,ness--
lS3 M ain
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UFivsPEs CANT. sAvsD-An person, who's.
accounts due the first day of Julv IL n.;a
within the next Thirty days, deduction o. svs Dsr
esat will be msds on ell sums of 80 and unw.r5.
All persons indebted 10 me or before the fir,, dsv
of January Isst, If their accounts not paid VIII
In thirty days from this date will be placed In tn.
proper officers hands for collection.
ALEX. HILL,
yl-l2t III, Main street.
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c. L. X. Aylett, Attorney at Law, 1i5
Main ssrest over the store of Peyso1 Johnston Il
Brother Drusgisti aichmosd Va practices IL all the
courts held in the city OF Aichuond, and attenosreg
uarIy the County .nd Circuit Courts of Chesterfield,
Hehiico, Hanover and Kirg William Counties
iyl tin
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RIO DE JANEIRo MARKET. May 18th Imports =
BreAos uffs Receipts sncs the 9th have been 49, al
Ibis f our from the United states ard p 90 from
Europe ssles havs bean msds OF 5000 bbis Rieh
,opd City Mills al 22 100 st6 0G0 bbs. St Louis al
I8HM0 Our stock In all hands NAV be estime.ed ri
SO 0Oe bis IF which quantity 43 563 hbls remain il
first We quste Richmond City hi's 22y q $4,000
New Oresns l7hO00; Philadelphi. 1ei50O, aEd b 4lt
more $4,000.
New YORK, June 3D. FLOUR firm; State Is c.ns
better; other brands unch.n gsd. Whsst nominal
Con unchanged. Socks hrmsr and active
BALTIMORE. June 80 Flour held at 81 so, ,uitt
d, buyers Wheat very scarce; Red I.SS. Corr
firm; White 30; Yellow 860a7.
INSPECTIONS CT FLoUs at Richmond, for TIE
fourth quarter, ending June S0th, 1851:
275 barrels Family
2522 do Extra superfns
AZ 65 do supsrfne
3N45 half bbls. 20
1878 do Fine
IS do MiGdliRgs
8l5 do Condemned.
d. g. DEI.APLANE, Insnector
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HALIFAX, June 3O-The ship Caravan, with
45O parser gers, As days out from Liverpool for
New York, put into Halifax yesterdsy, short of
provisions and water.
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~ shockoe HiIi building Fuud Ass0cfa
TIoN -7hs aonthy Me.tins Of this Association
will bs held this (WEDNE6UAY) evening, at 81
o'clock. Dues will be received from o'slcck r
M., u1.iI the hour of meeting.
is l. Il v, bAkGAMlN, Necy.
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MARRIED..

On the 2sd June, Ct tho residences OF the enass
f.shsr. by the Rev VIM. @ Lumpkin. WILLiAI
p. HARRISON. Of PhiIsdelrhis, and hsfr VI
laughter OF DR.. Val Y. Conway, OF stafford Ceu'
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The spantsh Isynsion of Mexico.

NEW YORK, June 30.-The advices from Hava,
ma by the Quaker City, says that the fleet recent
ly arrived there from Spain, brought 1000 addir
tional soldiers for the invasion of Mexico.
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~ Crsckerers, AtteBtfoB--A meeting OF
the c ub viii take place THIS AFTERNOON. for
practice ct Union Troting Track four orse smni.
b,s leaves tbs American Hotel st O'Clock precisely
Fare Is csnu. Il. w. ALLEN,
iv lie Secy pro ten
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sPstiAL nUriCks.

gyt oucert OF Sacred Music.- Cantsta
OF Daniel or the Captivity of lsrsei, to be given a
1857. tickets so Gents, to be had of JAMES Il
GENTRY, ct the Dispatch Office. " 1T
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NuTI, E.. Having disposed of my hav-
" ina and Hail. Cutting st.blishm .rt, to RUB'r
FRANCIS 4 co, take this occasion to offer o
he pubic generally, Inv sincere thanks for the very
liberal patronage extended to during long resf
dsnce in this city ard would respectfully for the
new neern, continuance of the same.
Those who are indebted to me win ples'e settle up
their bills with delay. and those who have caig
sRaiast me- are requested to them at Il
settlement. RICHARD W. HENDERSON,
~ i-2tn
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EF EVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN should try
FosrAiSE's CREAM CT WILD FLOWERS at leas
ones Fec emovins tan, freckles and eruptions; fol
shaving ara as seostitute for soap and perfumes
1t 10 unsury asssd. Sold by all druss,sts 10 sost
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~suciion Netice.-I ask attention TO
sale cf Bacon at 10 O'Clock, and straw and Fef na'
AT 1l4 o'slnnk r CAUTHORN.
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THE LARD TRADE.-H is stated that fifty tons
of American lard has been reshipped to New York
from Liverpool. the prices there being more remu
nerative than in England, where it has declined
from -. per cwt (the rates obtained few months
ago. TO 62s. 1t retails in New York at l6al8 cts
mar In
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~ Special NOtfce.-The attenfto Oh OF the
public Ia asked to our sale of Clothing, de to tase
place a. the store OF Jacob Peyser No 10 Vain st.
below the Old Market THIS MORNING, at 10
o'clock Z. b. COCh w.,
iyl Aucts
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n
PETERSBURG, June 30
The case of NJ Lee, for stealing goods from
Royston e. Co, has been postponed until to.
morrow, on account of the absence of the mayor
from the CITY, The stories set forth by the young
man. in Richmond, in regard to his runaway per
Torrance week ago, though told with all the
candor of affected Innocence, are credited here
about as much Munchausen's best: He bears
his imprisonment with perfect grace-not to say
res gnaiion.
A stabbing case occurred this morning, on the
road to New Market A vender of vegetables
John Wolff was returning home from The city.
and met a negro with load of wood, who refused
to give him the road. Ia the difficulty that ensued
the negro stabbed Wolf 10 the right side, intiiet
ing painful if not critical wound. The negro ia
a slave Of Alex Williams Esq No legal action
has been taken in the affair.
About one o'clock, to-day, fire broke out 10
the extensive apothecsry store of Messrs. wills
son & Alfriend, on Sycamore street, originating
from varnish boiler, the contents of whicahad
ignited during the process of hesting. Itw ex-
tinguished In short time, after damaging to the
amount of abou. 500 This is the third time that
this establishment has escaped destruction by fire
within the last twelve months
The military are making extensive preparations
for the fourth. Capt Nichols Artillery pre-
pairing rich reception for the Light Artillery of
Richmond. The lCity Guard have made some
handsome improvements in their u firm; and th e
Grays are getting up for the occasion splendid
parade and a grand military banquet. So says
report.
Our Library has for several days past given
evidence Of important Improvements. Several
hundred new and interesting works. have been
added to its already we'll stocked Shelves which
evinces progressive spirit, and prudent mode
Of outlay highly creditabe to the heads Of the
establishment,
Pattons balloon, it seems, will not go up on the
4th. Cause-Hot wind enough. Patton says
patriotism never affects the pockets-never goes
up as high as balloons Consequently, his grand
balloon ascension, without the patriotic material
must of necessity collapse ARIEL.
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rINHE unGersigaed takes pleasure In re.
l. commendn 70 essIs Bpotu, Harvey Il Co sue
asssor, to the late firm OF 4cDona'd. SPOTS Har-
vey to tbs confidence Of his friends and ssks for
than q continuance OF their favor.
/. dim JNO. MCDONALD
gVAk(sO FKksH FRUIT, in prime order
u Receiving per ship j, b. Lane Isier, 40 days
from Palermo, vie Baltimore
$40 box.s ORANGES, strictly prime order
500 do LEMONS. do do
Ais, from Phi adelphs-
so whole boxes Bunch RAIsINS; 50 hsf boxes
80 quarter boxes Is layers
Also-Da,es; Figs; prime fine Apples; Palmnuts;
Wa!nuts, Filberts; Almonds, 40, in p'ime ordsr
For sale by N. b. DICKINSON,
Fruit Warehouse, No. 5, fifteenth ct.
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The scenic " eekly I'D ispnsch.

The frst number of this paper was promised on
the ID of July; bot owing to IN unforeseen oifil
Guilty, Il win be delayed for . few days IL WA
appear either on Tuesday or Friday Of next week.
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CONFECTIONERY EoF THE DISPATCH.

Crops in Roanoke County Examination at Salem
F,maie 1sad.mv- CONNIE acensat at Roanoke College.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HHAhANE INTEbLEuHNChs
Port Of Richmond June 30-HisA Wafv IL s'eioek.
ARRIVED,
fchr. Mary Elizabeth, Guntsr, Eastern Shore,
oats.
eoar Jas. Allen, Johnson, Ess.srn Shore, corn
to Capita.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestovn, Parrish, New York, ndse
and passengers. Ludlaur L. Watson.
Steamer selviders, Keen, Baltimore, mdse Lud
lam Watson.
schr. VIM. Gregory, suskisna, N. z, coal, Robt
Rankin.
schr wm. sylsad, Tsiisy, York River, light
CLEARED.
Bark John Wesley, Capt. @. Mcclure, for veniee.
with s45 hhds. OF tobacco, BY Edward w de- voss
q
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Transatlantic TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK June 30 The English papers
state that meeting Of the transatlantic Tele
graph Company held in London, have made ar
engagements to lay the cable before the commence.
lent Of the August gales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-01
l4E DAILY DISPATCH.
patch for the springs

Dispatch for the Springs.
Persons going 70 tina Springs, can have the DIS
PATCH sent to them for any length Of time they
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