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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05
k.sy- CuEsrEnrlrLp County, NAV 25

1878 -DR. j. w. GARLIcK, DEAR sTH:-After keep
lug house Tor several months, and being so frequent
y ioiled in making Loaf Bread. / was induced to
try your SEMPLEs BAKING Pow DER. since then
have had little trouble and rarely fail to have
good bread, have thought it bot due to you that
should say as much. ~ have had ia Constant use
HENRY d. HALL.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers. Z.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
ie6 Sole Proprietor.
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CBARGED WITH -ELoNY WIN. Jones,
charged with feloniously shooting John J. Tisdal
OF North Carolina, last Friday, aud with being Gu
gagged in the assault upon N. W. Arlington and W
H. Harris, was before the Mayor last Saturday bu,
owing to the absence of witnesses the investiea.
tion was postponed until tomorrow. Jones ad
mits that he fired pistol at Tisdal after had
tried to kill him with a brick, hut says he can
prove that the wound on Tisdsls face was made
by the fist of another man, and not by pistol
ball. Daniel Rogers was also arrested for being
engaged in the fight, and will have hearing to-
morrow.
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FIRE.-The alarm IF fire on last Sat

urday morning about o'clock, was caused by the
partial burning of the store room of the Aiham-
ora-a restaurant on 1lth street. near Main, kept
by J ). Esdes. In the room were several barrels
OF liquor, few champagne baskets. and a lot of
loose straw, in which the fire originated. When
fret discovered, it had made considerable progress
and the flames were beginning to escape through
the back window, but none Of the liquors had
ignited' the ire was readily extinguished. Mr..
Lades was insured in the Virginia Fire and Marine
office for $4,000. The damages have been assessed
Mt $3.50. The fire seems to have been the work Of
an incendiary.
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DAMAGE TO CRops.--A heavy blow accompanied
sometimes by hail, visited Spottsylyania aud Car .
line counties Wednesday night. Among the CHIEF
.ufIe,ers in the matter Of crops, were ". j. Dekn
IN, Mrs Julia Tayloe, John Conway aud +. Con
.sy In Dinwiddie county, on the same night
tr. w. j. Harmon, deputy sheriff, had bis corn
much damaged BY the wind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

The CAPITOL SoUAHE, under the direc-
tion of Captain A Lybrock, will be illuminated to
night by colored lanterns and transpare enc ncies So
that the guests of the city may have q pleasant
place for promenade after the fatigues of the day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

MECHANICS INSTITUTE - A regular
meeting OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute is
called at the hall. this evening as required by the
ty-!a~s, but we presume very few, If any Of the
members will he in attendance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

Our MINISTER TO MEXICO 1t is now stated. with
some degree OF authority, that there was mistake
10 the telegraphic despatch, from New Orleans,
which announced that Mr.. Forsyth had deBa nded
his passports, aud was returning home. 1t ap
pears that alr Il. had only demanded passports for
such American citizens resident in Mexico as had
resolved to leave the country rather than submit 10
the forced contribution of Zuoaga
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NY NEW FIRE PRooF RooFIEa.--The
.1--.t- - .....a. as...s o4 fsrrII 4 Co In their


PATENT ELASTIC ~
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING
now offer the same to the public.
IL makes one Of the very best and cheapest roof
ever used for DWELLINGS. CHURCHES, BAhNs
DEPOTS, &c.
1t also makes an Invaluable PAINT for tin roof
stops the isaky Ones and prevents those newly pn
Oh from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material will not requir,
re. painting for many years.
All orders IN city or country promptly ATTENDED
10. &. ID. YALE Il CO.,
l30 Main street.
sS- County Rightsin Virginia for sale.
ie Him
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sNs~ WALTER HARRISON,

COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW
No. 50 WALL ST, NEW YoRH
Continues to practice in all the Courts ht Id in tn
city of New York Is also a COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. and will
attend to the taking Of Dispositions. acknowledge
ment of Legal Instruments, &c. and business en-
trusted TO his care.
REFERS TO
Messra. OelrichS Co. / No,, yorb
H"nrv Indian We" io'N'
Oelrichs Lurman Baltimore.
W IN uiiIiIUr, Esq,
Iudiam Watson, Richmond. Va.
HA> Office No 81 Liberty street, Box 1852.
lie 4-lm*
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THE COLLATION., BY our city yolunteers

to the Seventh Regiment of New York. will take
place at O'Clock this afternoon. After the inter
ment of the remains of President Monroe the
military will march to the Capitol Square, aud
there be dismissed, to be called together again at
: O'Clock, when the line of march viii! be taken
mp for Warwick & Barksdales new mill.
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UNLAWFUL AssEms1y-Laet Sat,

UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-LastS Saturday
afternoon, officer Seal, aided by watchmeu Boze
and Jude. succeeded in arrestiDg and caging an
unlawful assembly of nine negroes in the house
oi Heury Mathews, free negro Yesterday
morning the party appeared before the Mayor and
were punished for the bad cor,inct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

THE RIVER THsMEs-The condition of the river
Thames is the topic OF serious discussion in the
British Parliament. The London Times declares
1t TO be 1.-THE nncleanest, fouiest river in the
world"
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TREsPAssING.-W. j. Dapi:l, charged
with trespassing the premises of John Hall last
friday night, appeared before the Mayor last Sat
urday morning and was discharged.
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y :. ~. -" 'nInfLNrnRn- MAYnA MLA1R.
ron Rant. LkASk OK oALA,-

gss The hansa adjoining the residence of Mr. Sam
H.AenrcW. ~ LeiGh Street, betweeen 3th and
~ IN g,4nptytc order. adapted 10 the accom-
q. r,F1r 4 = i4rso family For terms, enquire OF
- n Cru rh0yll or Chas. Eilett. Esqr.
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posrorFIcE MATTERS The postofice at Bulltown
Rraxtou county, Va, is re-establshed and q. IL
Hurley appointed post master. At Accokeek' Stat
ford county, Va, appointed Leonard =. Alexander
postmaster, vice John NJ Brooke, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

There were s 2e7 barrels OF hour inspected in
Petersburg, Va, last quarter.
The reported hanging of citizens, Of Tami 1,
Fla, BY regulators, proves 10 be hoax.
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This company returned

YOUNG dUARD.-This company returned
to this city yesterday afternoon. from CbarIottes
Vile Va. They visited Monticello on Saturday -
An address was delivered by Burwell snead The
Gay was PLEASANTLY spent there, after which they
returned TO the town We have NOT roo,n tor -,
account Of the visit, but assured that the ~
pitailty OF their hosts have laid the membets Of
the Guard under lasting obligations
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Ice WATER will be in demand along n i,

line of procession this morning, and we know OF
no greater luxury that could be offered the over
heated soldiers. The march from Rockets to
Hollywood is a long and fatiguiug one, and un.
less particular attention is paid the privates by
their officers, the suffering may be very great
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

OBSTRUCTIVE SroKM-Fatat Effect Of Ligliiair4w.- w.--
On sunday morning, 9th uit. u vic,eot stSr n,
PASSED over Minerva, Ohio. aud vicinity doing con
siderable damage, the lightning killing three Der.
sons, and striking many others. 1aush hter q.
Dir. Miller, near Bayard, was killed. also two
teachers at the meeting house in Troy the house
being sadly damaged, The floor turn up, etc. Mrs
fryett and the oldest daughter were violently
struck; another daughter was struck 10 the Knee,
breaking the skin and passing down the leg The
family were all together at the time. Drs. Dihbls
aud keely wee also stunned; indeed, all the in
habltants OF Minerva were more or less affected
stable was shattered, and horse therein killed
Much timber was destroyed; one man had fve
acres entirely swert down.
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FOR EENT-And possession given

III 4 lew DAYS. the large and iesirsbly located
> @..9- corner IT ath aud erauktt streets, ROW
o.. "a ly Ma c { Burton, a. 4 H hsfding Honse,
49,. :. Il d. q slaigatly adapted Apply to
THOMAS " DDSWELL,
R.,eiver Of Brvwn's Administrator
.a,+s Va Burton Sc.
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DROWNED "A boy eight years of age, SOD Of Mr.
j. Sheppard Welsyille, Va, was drowned, by
falling on a raft near that place, Monday evening
rhe hoy got the raft to call his father TO sup
per, who, was on the other side of the river when
he accidentally slipped, fell between the logs and
being unable TO extricate himself, drowned In q
foot of wafer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

FATAL APFAIR.-Chas. Bray, jr, was shot and
killed in Philadelphia, Friday morning, by Vim
IL. Smith, recruiting sergeant in the army. Al
iusultitg remark made Smith was passing was
tue cause of the affray.
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FIRE AT BALTIMoRE.-A fire broke ont In tho new
Assembly buildings, on the corner of Hanover and
Lombard streets, baltimore, Friday night. The
principal sufferers are Ober 4 Co., druggists; los
$4,000; insured 10 Franklin Company, Philadei
phia; aud J. b. Scharron liquor dealer; loss $1,000
the Assembly room was damaged $4,000 The
steam fire engine was at the fire and did great ser
vice. The fire was accidental.
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TAXATION IN WEBBING The rate of taxation In
wheeling, Va, has been enlarged to S31l cents iu
the 500, so rs to enable the city to pay the inter
est on its Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad debt falling
due in July ard January.
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LOCAL m A rTE hs.

SUDDEN DEArH. A sudden death oc.
Cured at the st. Charles Hotel last Friday night
Mr. JOHN LaRGUY, Of Augusta county, had been a,
the hotel for several days, and during that time
had INDUCED quite freely in the use of arden,
spirits, but none supposed him to be In any imne
diate danger. About o'clock in the sfternoon be
was seen to walk into the back yard, and soon
thereafter was taken seriously i'll. Medical aid
was Immediately called u but despite the skill OF
the physicians. he died in short time thereafter
Mr. l.. is we'll known ia Staunton as having been
engaged in the Blue Ridge Tunnel from the time
OF its commencement to its completion, either as
supervisor or contractor.
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SHIPMENT CT WHALE OF TO EURopE.-TEe bark
Amaranth is loading Whale Gil at New Bedford for
Europe She will take 5000 barrels. Another
vessel is about to load 1000 barrels for the came
destination.
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REAL ESTATE
. - a -
NEAR sTAUNToN.

al. NEAR STAl NftN,
IA fT { BtR'f4iN'
tnnVFORTARLEFRAME DIV slil y Il HOUSE
a.. an .fdtsary -i2ei BL ACKSMlTH SIl 1P, with
H..-r trKKS or LAND attached, on the line o.
...N .rSla.a Cc9tral RaiF0ad. within one mile q
-..,.',p viii hc said hy BOW EkS, SNNhE
.,gTFK. ara ts,getTN. as they are desirops OF ci"
mo the business q; their late copartnorshlp aS
:, , as rrtcJicaLic. Ii has he advantage Of W a
a., Power ard ~ we'll ie,a.sd ior cSndncil small
, =. r., ta@lHc>s-
NJ af : X. TROUT. Fsq Staunton, Va. al
t.ASNlUEk. Al ths hi bmond Stove orks,
an, Richmond. Va
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PRICE ONECENT.

MILITARY VIsIroRs. patches have
neen received by Col Cary Of this city announcing
Ihe sailing Of the Seventh Regiment Of New York,
as guard Of honor 20 the remaiss of president
Monroe. They number 500 men all told.
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.w~, III MAIN STREET. Gs
esAf ktS
ssT CHINA, GLASS EARTHENWARE ~

! have now on hand fins assortment Of CHINA
p LASS aud EARTIENWA ware. suited for the retail
ade embracing
Fine Decorated China Dinner SETS
DO do do Tea and Toilet SETS
Pain White China Dinner SETS
TO do do Tea and Toilet Sets
Waite Granite Dinner. Tea aud T1l ct SETS
Plated CAnTo2S, SPOONS and FORKS
..F.uuia do do do
Table CUTLERY. WATERS, OKNAMENTS
L. 4--yu4 OBJ BTAYLOR
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING "A small frame
building, near 18th and Broad streets, was struck
and bred by lightning last Saturday evening but
ne flames were extiuguished before doing serious
darraoe g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

The FRENCH SLAVE TR,DE.-The Society Of
Friends have addressed a letter to the Emperor of
france entreating him to exercise ine power en-.
trusted to him, that no proceedings the part Of
the French government may in future open the
way Tor u revival of the trade in human bein gs
that all attempts to introduce into the colonies of
france natives of Africa, under the name of
free emigrants, may hencef.rt.. be absolutely
prohibited.
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SUDDEN DEarH.-Henry Dobyns, a gentleman
residing near Leyds, Essex county, Va, was found
dead on Saturday evening last bstween his road gate
ana dwelling house. lie had been TO neig h boring
neld where his negroes were cutting wheat, and
on his return, it is supposed, he taken with a
fit, Of which be lied. On Saturday morning he
seemed to be in his usual health.
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KILLED By LIaHrsiSo.-Syivanus Fry. returning
from fishing excursion to Setzer's Mills, in Ca
tawba caun.y, N. c., took shelter from thunder
..arm under tree, where he and his dog we're
k,lI.d by The electric fu l. lr. Eier hsb-
being close BY at the tianes medical sid WAS
immediately applied, but on stripping oil the
clothes the skin Of one side peeled OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

ES- NoTIcE.-A meeting Of the Board
of Visitors of the Medical .lege OF Virginia will DO
held in this city on the sTH OF JuLY next . I'LL
u vacancy in the eprotessorshp OF Chemistry. ca ted
By the resignation of DR.. MarLin p. scott
Candidates for the vacant Chair will address their
's THEO MAYO, ND,
ie 23-td secretary of the Board.
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An UNLUoEY IsLAxD.--In the Island Of Rhodes,
according recent letters all the crops were per-
ishing from drought, murrain had broken out
amongst the cattle, and extensive depreciation .
we're committed by birds Of passage. The Cover
nor of the island had formed corps of 50 practised
markamen to kill the birds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

THIS NATIONAL GUARD. it is expected,
will give drill in the neighborhood of the peni
tentiary tomorrow morning, 80 as to let our cit
zens see 70 what efficiency the volunteer service
may be brought by proper efforts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

MIR CL1NGMANs DIsTRIcT.-David Coleman, ESQ
democrat, has withdrawn from the canvass for
Congress, In ChDgman's District North Carolina.
ard W. ". Avery, Esq, is the only democratic
candidate IN the field. Gen. Jones, OF Rutherford
and Il. b Vance. Esq, of Ashville are beth run.
ming on the opposition side
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

NEW PRoPELLER "A new Propeller,
intended for the Towing Company Of Richmond,
wasiaunchcd In Philadelphia Thursday afternoon
She 10 129 feet long 2 feet beam and ii feet hold
with two low pressure engines-each cylinder be-
ing 80 by 30 inches driving ten foot propeiier.-
She was built by Resney, Nesiie 4 Co.
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CLOSING DooRs.-Our citizens are ex-
pected to close their doors to-day, during the
moving of the procession, and to drape their pre-
misses in mourning as testimonial of respect tor
Iha memory of MONROE. Flags will be lowered at
half mast, bells will be tolled and minute guns
fired during the morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

DEATH FROM SNAKE BITE-A little son of Mar
tin Morgan, aged three years. bitten in the
leg by copperhead last Friday, ia the Brush
Mountain, near iIOlliday sbUrg, Pa, from the ef-
iects of which the child died within "a hours
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t6y" HoBsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAApoofSd SALOON, under the American Ho
el-entrance on nth street
n Blot, Cold aud shower Baths eau he had al
All hours. Single Bath Is cents, or tickets for
dollar. les
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FOR RENT.-For the purpose OF
Is It's

4 KS sowing into larger building on the Bash
5s~k ae aher the house at present occupied by us
E,r rent WM I. STAPLES q co,
18th street, next door to
"a l-fa Shields 4 SomerYille.
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Try RgMoyAL.--Dr LITTLE has remov-
sd hi- Office to of iain and lth streets
door below American Hotel Je5-lmH
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For EuRoPE.-The British screw steamship City
OF baltimore, Capt. l'eitch, sailed from New York
on Thursday for Liverpool, with 90 cabin and Isg
steerage passengers. Among them were Madame
wallace and Mr. Aptommas. The Hamburg Mail
steamship Saxonia, Capt. EhIerz, sailed same day
Tor southampton aud Hamburg, with 139 cabin
and 81 steerage passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

An 0ufRAsE-A negro 10 Dow confined ia the
Richmond county jail, for Q recent rape on the
person of q white girl. 1t was only fe~ months
since, that slave was hanged in this same comfy
for q similar outrage. OF course he will be pun
ished as speedily an the forms of the Law will per-
init Hanging Is too mild a form Of execution for
30 abandoned 6~wreich Fred, Fa., Recorder.
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CALIFORNIA STATE PRISoS-The California Stat,
prison, at ST. Quentin, contains 500 prisoners The
average number received for the last two wears
mas oeen twenty = mouth. and the average num-
Der is increasing about 100 year which is great.
er ratio OF increase than that of the population
the State. "
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MRS. LEE, who recently died in Washington, was
the widow OF one Of Washington's sIdde-camps,
aud retained vivid recollection of Revolutionary
scenes. Warrington "gaSe her away" ut her mar
riage. and honored her with wedding dinner al
Mount Vernon. She was upwards OF ninety years
of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-05

10~GHoaaH d. SrRnL, Dentist, Office
and resdeace. No 2si, on Main between sth aud 9th
tseess. kscnn1pd Va. my aD--ly
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SCENE AT A GRAvE-At the interment Of the body
OF Mayor Wayne, of Savannah, last week, the fol
o~iLg pretty Incident occurred and is related by
the News:
ln the procession, Immediately following the
bearse, the coiored people marched to the humble,
OIL aoont three huodred After entering the ceme
lery ihey ranged themselves on one side OF III,
route chosen for the procession and sung one n
tile most beautiful and appropriate hymns to onr
ot TIRE sweetest tunes We have ever he'd the ples
sure OF listening tc. 1t WAS grateful trjbnte +.
aud touching manner.
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FIGHT-Tom Ifyer, the pugilst, was attacked in
New York, Thurt1ay, by Jim Dunn, an English
bruiser. The latter had his nose broken and three
OF his teeth Knocked out. Hyer escaped uniDjur-
ed
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nsy- Da. JOHN B WALrHALL, (Homeo

pathist) offers his professional services to the cti
zsns of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re-
sidence, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
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We have added tIs se Hue In einns e. rnps to our
ready exhpsve iisf. xhiei. are served up Viii
sparkling SOFA WATER lev cold.
WAXING 4 PEARGE Druggist.
jez3 Broad 1t above 9th.
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The powHArAN.-A letter, dated May 1st at Sing
apore. says the United States steamer Powbatat
had arrived at that port few days before, after
prosperous voyage, and expected to sail within
nine or ten days for Hong Kong. All we'll or
board,
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w-DYspspsIA AID Fir,

~FRnsH LRRcHna ~ kave Just re-
osivsd. by AdAmS Kxpross. q ffesh loe q tvee.n
r. a-Cnppins and Lseching promptly esesHase
6rsssing RSon uud6r tho American Hotel. and -
niSht 81 ssh strsst, French Garden Hill
ny x--ts q. ~ 1uSetR
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Tar New Cusr0M HoUsE is to be dra
ped in mourning to-day. under the superintend
enee Of Mr.. A. Lybroek, who IL having the build
ing completed
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STEALING BAcoN.-Wilscn. slave +


Edward Cannon, WAS convicted before the Mavo
Yesterday morning Of st. aliDg ham of bacon fror
John Cunningham, and ordered to be punished
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RECEIPTS OF BaEADsruFrs AT TIDxwArER-A dis-
patch from Albany, Y, July 1st, says the re.
eeipts at tidewater for the fourth week of June
show an Increase over the same period of las,
year, as follows Flour 81 Al bbis wheat 245044
bushels; corn - 233 bushels. Reducing wheat 10
honr, the total increase in receipts of -four to the
present time is S3b 436 barrels
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tM- BARNS Barns, BATHs Hot,
,old and shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting. Shaving. and
Snampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on nth street.
Singie Rafha d cnnis or q iickafa E,r Il An in
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- BI.oxrsaaY BaAnnY.-I3 q

81 thc above ,ust received snoss desirable I'D r.
hciept preparation for the diA aft<ndnDs upee
the present hot sea<on. sueh - DiarrhMA wA&S4La g
tone aud weak nNes of sfomaeh and bowe5e H.
article has been excessively sold BY the sussffkcs
far ~ sammeFs past. agd has given nsfsa - - y
s~ri.tinn sforS 81 JNO ". 0AnkltA&
ieA kee
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CRY SERGEANT OF PETRRsBURG--The Common
Council Of Petersburg, on Friday last declared the
once of Sergeant of that city vacant, and elected
John. Ii Patterson to fill the vacancy. James B
Steward was elected by the people 70 the office,
but the court refused 10 take his security.
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Il, b. MINOR.

ga FOR RENT--On hurch Hill, two
81 doors north ot Lvigh street (pos session giyei
IN Ntciy 0ae Of those newly erected BRICK ten
In .n.s lsta in the occupancy Of John Smith $50
obtaining six rnoms with dry and elevated base.
y, with garden attached. and we'll of water Oh
Inc premises kent per aunum: SlsO. Apply TO
nJSD 4 ,NtIk General Agent.