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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH

PASSENGERS psR STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN PARRISH
ma ter, from New York:
Gen Scott and servant. Major Mcdowell. 3 Misses
Tompkius, VIM Blake, W Mc6ee and lady, I'd
CorGell and lady. d W Haskins, A Steele. Miss A
Blatchiy. Mrs O Hurley. Miss Reid Mrs NJ Miller
McNfece. Barker. D. B Digger and lady, Geo
~ aud lady. Miss " Schaffer Miss NJ schaIer, J Il
Myers, Upshur and lady. J Mckee, A Dudley.
Miss SA McNamee, j P Duyal. c 4 Forbes and lady,
u U Stuart, I w Ward, Baines, II Bergman, W A
James, q NJ Balm. II Tower. T shaw. T w Lyon,
Max W ilzinski q Baylor: w II Bingley. A Chen
defer, X W Harrison, Capt VIM Nelson, L. Gotthold.
j Straus, 4 Tower. L Fleischmann, James Pope. +
Crowney, and Is storage.
Also from Norfolk
Mrs as Badger, Putney, Mrs Va Williams w
W Hall and servant, A Payne, Win Dade, Ii y
Bardwell Jas 8 Gillian, yr, Miss Gillian. John A
White, Chas Taylor. b Ryan, John Alfriend. J
Dawson, Miss Adams. L Lamragon, 4 J Wood
worth. NJ Pailen. Fl II Doty.
Sunday. 10 A NJ, exchanged signals with steam
shin Roanoke, bound to New York.
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~oensaitustenal History Of the Ons-
ted states"


ted States"
rhse a die lila az a new work, IN two volumes,
bv N. Archer Cooke, Esq, nDnoer Of the
Riesaesd bar, tie frat Volume Of which has just
h..n vrblisbed In very ha1dsoms nyie BY y. 4.
Liopgeeett Co., Of PhiIadslphis.
Pro.n ZACH brief examination a. Ne have osan
Able % give IT, We are iaciped tccousider Il val
uabv. e veil a. elaborate history Of the important
sabiscss Of which IL treats, bearing evidence 10
every chapter Of The ability and the careful re-
search and sruditien Of the author, and crowded
from beginning 10 end with facts, which should
secsrs It place 10 the library Of every student.
The work commsncss with an historical notice
ct the development Of free principles 10 Eugiand.
Il gives history Of tho different forms Of colonial
government - established by British authority,
contains "a account OF the course Of British ieg-
Iasion towards the Colonies which led 10 the Rev.
oiution.
The second chapter gives . statement Of the Ar
tieiss Of Confederation, with disquisition upon
their powers and fupctioas.
The third chapter contains history Of the for
nation and adoption Of the Consultation, with es-
says on the different branches Of the government.
The resolutions that were offered in the conven-
tiou that framed the Constitution are fully no.
ticed and history IL also given Of tho di ferent
sonventions that ultimately ratified the Constitu.
ton.
Then commences the design OF the work-A Con-
ssitutioual History OF the United States eginning
with Washington's administration, and treating
every great question Of state. they arose, 10
historical maouer, whether Of domestic charac-
ter or belonging to the diplomatic relations Of the
country.
A full analysis Of such questions rs have been
decided By the Supreme Court Of the United States
when applicable to constitutional questions, also
presented.
The work Is occasionally interpreted with high
" Interesting memoirs Of distinguished persons.-
The Same plan is pursued through each successive
administration in giving q minute history of all
constitutional and diplomatic questions as they
arise. The able author, Mr.. Cooke, formerly Of
Chesterfield, has lately become q resident of our
city. ~
The work 10 for sale at all the Richmond book
NJ "a
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DROWNED

DRowNED.--We understand that The
body of q negro man was found floating in James
river, short distance below Warwick, last SUR
day afternoon, and taken on shore, where an in
quest was held. The body much decayed
that it wrs impossible to fnd out anything about
it.. 1t was buried ON the river bank
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Diseased MILK has produced sickness

and death in other places, and will do here, if
the "black tongue" as i, is called by many. gets
among the stock of our dairymen. Families
should know from whom they buy milk. in order
to guard against dagger. II may be that the stock
of this region will escape the contagion which
seems to be pervading the country. If it does not
however, the use of milk will become dangerous
to health,
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ANn,vrRs.sy Cs1,Ra.r1os-Tbe Ger

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. The Ger
man Unite Brothers, of Schiller Lodge No. Y. o.
T. b. celebrated their first anniversary yesterday
at Clarks Spring, near Hollywood Cemetery The
members paraded the streets about o'clock Ia the
MOI ming, preceded by the Armory Band-af.er
which they repaired to the spot selected for the
celebration, and spent the greater part of the
do
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AFFrCrIoNATF. james Kane. in q fit of
drunk naess last unday morning, tumbled his bet
ter halt, who was also boozy, down flight of steps,
and then threatened to use up 8. Lichteusten, for
which he was brought before the Mayor yesterday,
aud committed to prison in default OF bail for his bet
ter behavior.
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hoafALirr AMONG sEANts The Bosson Traveller

6oktALIff AhVhV SkAHEN.-The B0st0n traveller,
Of Aug. Is, says - >
We have rarely known so many of our seamen cut
on by yellow fever IN West Indian and southei
ports as during the present season almost every
vessel from New Orleans aud the West Indies arr.
wing q Northern ports has 70 record the Death OF
some Of hercrew. THIS forenoon TIE bark Cordelia
Captain Cook. from cienfuegos 2sh ult arrived
here. and vac pat 10 quarantine She lost b 3 yellow
1eysr st OisufusGos Gu the 18th nit Cyrus Sartin.
p. Homer, Of Boston, aged a.; and on the 3ist. At
-. Leander D. Kills. second mate. aged 23 and on
the aame dsy. Sylvester Churchill Of YIymou,h
sgsd 20 rhsss. were all yousg men of exemplary
naoits Who had chosen the ses asa profession with
Wee Of becoming shipmss,ers. and were not like
onnkipg. &C 70 which their untimeiy deaths are
ctsen stirieutsd The brig Monticello, Capt Teei.
oM xost ~ frfnss Slst nit, WAS also put In quar-
Hntins this morning She Lost BY yellow fever at
fSTt au rrines on tie asth uit.. George H. Ballard
y xas ~ NE and Charles Cheney. of Kut.
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MARINE IErELLlS5HNCR.
Port Of Rishmond, Aug. 80 -hssh Water 81 O.,

Port OF Rishmond, Aug 80 -hssh H:zts, 9l4 c'c!s.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown Parrish. New York. mdss
and passengers, Ludiam WatSon.
Steamer Geo Peab, dy, Pritchsst. Baltimore, mdse,
Ludam Watson.
schr William l.. Griffin. Chickahominy, wheat, L
Waller.
schr Brunette, johnson. Philadelphia, lumber, J
A feIyin.
Schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill. Rockland, lime, L
Libby.
schr Minaehaha, Young, Philadelphia, coal ,Gooch
Il Echols.
Schr Liberty, Gray, Boston, ice, Jno o Taylor i
Bro.
'Schr Jane Duffe, Davis, Albany, Lumbar. K
Raglanj Il Co and A Belyin.
schr Robert Henry, Moorecock, Jas River. wheat,
l. Walter.
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdse and passengers. II futile.
SAILED,
Schr Name hester, Chichester, New York. mdse. D
& W Currie.
schr G sadder, sipple. Providence. mdse, W D
Colquit d Co. a
schr Isaac Hickey, Harvey. Providence. mdse.W
d Colquirt Co. =
schr susan. Rogers, Boston. mdse, d W Currie.
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11eh0ona Markets. Angnse 40.
1tou1 = unchanged. end - .stiu auote "a m.
~ ssrss = haeeseA - eA7A With - oRsriHg ior
49, ManAI -Lcww re6ss 4 wheat have dseli.sd
ovonsy M pstne grsdse 80 weaker Though Tie
g9Qee, l9u W them = atiIi una1tored.
eVkA y dali ct 7l@sU.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire last Sunday
night was caused by the burning of Mr. Christie
pher Waidrop's stable, on Adams street, between
Leigh aud jackson. The fire was the work of an
iucendiary.
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.p1CTAE Wox1OD0.
s-s1-~ E
49, PAfcs b WATKiHs,
WHOBEsALE and RkT1fIk D Z. = M. Nv To1's
DRY dOODSl
ye. 10s liain strest. Nsarly Opposite '"e

-
We are inst IN reseips d. large Pc sien 2. or
a spasns en- sSsisa .na xnsr!sss DsY GOODS
slcsancs any which We have sssr before had g o.
lar. we have endeAvored 20 furnish our stosk Ior
gs s 20 BE- hsd ia the large Hor.hsrn and Eastern
nCsrIets And We invite All who purchase either a.
FANCF OR STAPLE FABRIcS
wholesale or retail. to examine our assortment, -
:aEiss 81; .ss a. s1.i aF1iii
entire .ock Is composed Of new dsanDs. . al Ct
has D'ss s'a Attention
Rich coicrcd six Robe a'Lsry. entirely new
= Splendid Colorsd and Black silk Roaes-2 Jgpe
Rsansis,, T Uoiored and Black SIX Dresses-
m adsre, Cbene, Iiosonsl Plaid; &c, -
= Robes and Plain Dresses c,..-na
New style satin dc Chine. Poll De Chevre and
n Mchair Baynserss ,,A,us:v a,v
Honiton aud Maltese collars. great bargain.
Superb Val Lace. Point Applique and Point dr.
Rich Embroidered Hdkls, Hemmed and Lace
Mourning Goods of the best quality. and in
Light CIcth and Mohair Duste rs for the fall sea-
son. Lupin. French Bombazines aud Nous.
A large supply OF new style shawls. some very
French. English and American Prints. beauti-
full designs
Alexander and Jouvin's Kid Gloves; Hosiery.
ofall kinds
Merins Vests and Drawers, and silk do
Fine Black and Colored French Cloths and Gas
simeres
Silk. Satin, Cashmere and Velvet vestings
Silk Cravats, Ties, Stocks and Collars
French Linen Shirt Fronts, 10 variety
Extra Linen pamask Table Cloths and Napkins
Hu-kaback ald Damask Towels and Doyles
Super Linen shee ting ard Pillow Casing, all
width
saxony and Welsh Flannels, warranted not to
"a shrink
"a, 10 and IL 4 Gotten Sheeting, bleached and
unbeaehed
40 and IS inch Pillow Case Cotton, all good
Heavy Brown Domestic and Osnaburgs
Kerseys, Virginia Plaids and Sleeps Grey sati.
nefs
Ruckland Pulled Cloths and Brnsack' Jeans
Plaid Lindseys, all widths aid handsome pat
terms
Colored and White Negro Blankets, very cheap.
Fine Bed Blankets, oil sizes and qualities
Together with every article to be found in the line
of our business.
an 3l-6t PRICE WATKINS.
0-r1y.v No-,1y TEo ~oe,Innon
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STEAM CoURt GE.-Coleman Freeman, a
black denizen Of the city of Petersburg, received
q striped dress yesterday morning, at the hands
Of the police, for getting drunk last Sunday and
threatening to let his knife into the soft part Of
John Penn's carcass.
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BACK AG'IN -Msry Crenshaw, free
negress from Hanover, was before the Mavor yes.
terday and ordered to be punished, for remaining
In the city contrary to law
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VTLENr MICRO The negro fellow
Lewis, slave to Henry c. jerks, charged with com.
hitting a violent assault upon William John
Clark, last Saturday night, will be examined be.
fore the Mayor tomorrow if Mr.. c. is well enough
to attend court
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-.Mrs. J. F.::FRENCH, on
- Main, betweeuseix'h and Seventh streets has
very desirable vacant rooms, fitted up with gas
hack porch, hathiug room, closets, &c. fer gen.
tlemen cali alsO be accommodated with fay board,
upon reasonable terms. au3 i-3ts
MRS. J. @. JAMES AND MISS BID.
Iva G00E, have several vacant rooms. Persons
de firing BOARD can be accommodated on 9th street.
between Main and Franklin.
au s5-lm CP JAMES
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DIsCHARGED.-John Dodson appeared
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
Of assaultiDg Henry Vaughan's wife, but the COM
plainant failing to answer when called, the warrant
was dismissed.
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BuGsEss DfPRRssloN IN MANCHESTER, New HAMp-
SHIRE Tho Manchester Union thus speaks de.
spoDdisgiy OF business matters In that city:
The p eseut IL the du'iest season, In a business
point Of view, that Ma chester has ever experipnc.
cd The 'oldest iuhabitsnt" can recoliect nothing
like It," IaboTinR men staad In the street with
folded arms and downcast looks whlle men unSortu.
nete,y IN bnsness wait for h,urs 10 sec Gus omer
Who has dollar Of money which he desires TO ex.
change for gonds As coll-ctiog an old bill the
thing IL utterly impess Fat urs and sta, walton
stare MANY IN tse FACE, and unie.s there s soon
more activity In the regular channels Of Il ade
must become bank tupt city"
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DEADLY WEAPoN.-Edmopd, slave in
the service Of the city, was put through course Of
sprouts yesterday, for having in his possession .
double barrel pistol
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$3.50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fro

$3.50 REWARD.-Kanaway from
my farm, Craston, early in October last, q
bright mulstto girl, named NANCY GRAN.
4THAH. sometimes calling herself MARY.
thin visaQs. bHshy head Of heir. Of ssn,y color,
straight, sab-like form, and steps long when walk
ing and is abont fifte years old. will give $40
for Der apprehension and delivery to me at my farm
and $50 for the discovery of her harborers with suf
ic. Mt proof TO convict them She has relatives Ia
the city OF Richmond, living near the Monumental
Clutch. and last seen going from Manchester to
that part of the town.
al 3I-2w WIN CHRISTIAN.
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LET Orr George W. Trapnell, hard
crab from the city of Baltimore, after spending two
days 10 Jail and getting sober, was released from
custody by the Mayor yesterday morning, on
promise to leave Richmond at once. Happy rid.
dance.
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- CHoLsRA. CaoLRnA-MoRnus. pl

ARkHGA OR SUMNER COMPLAINTS xe have been told,
have never attacked those persona who have been
using BAKERS PREdIUM BITTBRS regularly
with il. nae BAKEH'S PREMIUM BITTERs freely.
for three or four days, and you viii fnd chr words
true that II il a never failing remedy. With the
condolences we have In it, we think eyeW family
should keep bottle regularly on hard il cases OF
emergency, With the confident assurance that NO
icine known is 30 ens ctua and at the same time
50 harmless Price SOC per bottle.
To be had wholesale and retail at the Drug stores
of Messrs Purcell Laid Co. and ali the prominent
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FELONY. - Mary Young. drunken
free negroes. was Gagged yesterday. on charge Of
stealing SIS SO from Samuel 0ennett. che will
have Q hearing this morning. !
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alarming extent in various parts OF the country
and 10 proving quite fatal to cattle. gentle
man residing In Henrico county, Informed us yes.
terdsy. that his mich COWS had given such strong
eyidence Of suffering with the disease that he had
forbidden the use of milk in his family. From all
We have heard of this disease, we have very iittie
doubt that it ia contagious not only among cattle
bat that human beings may readily take IT, Inc
ken ip time As soon as a COW gives indication OF
sickness, examine her mouth closely, and ii small
bIisters or tumors have formed under the tongue,
open them. If her gums are swollen, lance them
Use az a wash. a strong solution of chloride of
lime keep the animal stabbed, give her pound OF
salts aud feed her Cruel for three or four days
This remedy, an intelligent farmer informs rs, has
been used with great success in Europe, aud 10
worth irving
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neSsnps - usoRoIA.-Df. Wan. 3. Harden, n
hi4hiy rsspsotabls citizen Of BRYAN CONT. -.
1inee os IAursday morning lest, 81 bis stcp-sou.
Ceesis =. lAne Hs vAs shot III 6is own honss
uteh dcuhis-bas.sllsd gun, tusiss buckshot en-
ssslng ~ peck lusl shove the Ieln and fosr Of
eeeaa p.eeeng entirely through bis body ne arr
stssd the occurrence about - hour We have
$40 Some fAets cenpeetsd With this dreadfnl
s1. Lac ne1 net besn arrested q LEST &C.
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TIE MARKET ORp1sAscE is. being en-

LIE MAbh6T OkpInANCE IL. DeluR al
forced in the second market, by deputy Clerk @.
w. III. Tyler, and, as matter OF course, is stirring
up the traders. Yesterday morning Thomas
Hooper was fined for distributing vegetables at
the wrong places and some few days since, not less
thirty hucksters were called before the Mayor by
the same officer, for similar offences.
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DISPATCH yOR rus sPRrvGs.-I,rsons e,
~ Htha vas~sg ytays GO saS e i p1sknsSE .,
00asd thSW .br azy ts'i0ts " n<. " .e!e,.s8 49,
Ar ~ NM w1saAi.
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~ WANTED

HF WANTED TO PURcHAsE.-W anted
by the undersigned, at any point on the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad betwe Richmond and
Petersburg 2,O cords best qua ity OAK WOOD, for
which 81 SO per cord will bs paid cash on the dellv-
cry o. e'''" ~ e''' 81 W WARRINGTON.
an as-ly at r 4 Depot,
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A HEAyY RopBsRY was perpetrated ct

Weldon, N. C last Sunday night, upon Spanish
gentleman, whose name could not iearu,and VINO
vas travelling South. His valice was opened ~
the hotel At which he wss stopping. and relieved
Of $500 10 Spa1sh doub.vons, and check for $2ooo
on Moses Taylor, New York. A person who mad
acted ~ interpreter for the spaniard was at hrst
suspected, but he readily consented to have ms
baggage searche1 as did others OF the PARTIES ana
which was carefully done by Conductor Daniel, OF
the Richmond and Petersburg road, but none Oh
the stolen money was discovered.
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$50 " tShaceo Us rsceised M New OILS y.
1eseeg 49, 1hs tobscco vss shippsd 81 ~. a
-, b. ~ ,plantetion ID Hsssy eoas8y. Wess
sA q - II tsefy bas wss lelayei 8 NJ
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ny CHRysTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE-The best instantaneous Hair Dye in the world,
does not urn or give the hair unnatural app
ance making il beautiful brown or black. Sold by
FISHER 4 WINSTON, l15 Vain street.
Rchm md, Va.
Prepared by JOSEPH CHRIsTAD0Ro, No 6. Astor
House New York. au Z--5w
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SAILING OF THE NOVA SCOTIAN AND LADY
EGLINTON.
MONTREAL, Aug. %, 1S5s.-The steamship Nova
Seotian sailed from Quebec at ten O'Clock this
morning for Liverpool, with ITO passengers.
The steamship Lady Egiinton sails from the
same port on the 4th Of September for Galway.
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sxc PRoF. e. HoUDAYRR, graduate

~ FHUF. II. uUUDAfHH, SfuU0ueo
of the University of Paris respectfully tenders his
services to the citizens of Richmond, End to the
language He refers, by perm ission. to the follow.
ing gentlemen. whe are acquainted with his pecu-
liar 81 stem of instruction:
NJ. Paul, French Consul; Col 7. 2: August, g. W.
Randolph, E,Q DR.. Woodbridge. VIM. W. Harvie,
ESQ DR. Weitiger, N: A Sturdivaat, Esq, Dr.. Bur
we'll J. g. Griswold. ESQ.
Apply at the corner Of Sd and Leigh streets.
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No. WATER CooLERs.--We have on
hand Of our own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER. neatly painted. Call apd aup
ply yourselves ct
KEESEE 4 PARIS Potter,
my A-ts Corner OF l2th and Cary streets
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DRIYATE BOARDING -Mrs. DAVID

[VnI q II DUhnpINu -MFb. DA v I'D
L WALSH. Grmerly of the Clifton House, having
ing the Jewish Synagogue, has two large and com
modous rroms suit bic for families; also, several
rooms for single gentlemen The house is pleasantly
situate and very convenient for those who are 10
the mercantile business. au 25-rm
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UI5nWUOu, sept Ist, Ioo,, 1a Ut I'm
MRS. PELLETS sCHOOL.-The next
Iva session will commence on MON DAY uct 4tn,
and ,ntinue n ne months. class Of pupils. under
ten years of age. will be received
French Teacher. Mr.. EMIoN.
For further information. and the terms, apply at
her residence, on Broad street, between 10Th and
an -
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LOST.

r OST--Cn Monday last, the 23d inst,
IL my FREE PAPERS They were in a email
black pocket book. The fnseI will be rewarded by
leaving them at this office.
LAyINIA YOUNG,
aa3I-lts A free won an Of color.
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sax. The FIFTa ANaUAL EXHIBITION

n6ye The FIFTG ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF the VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE, FOB THE Pro
MOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARrs.-The new and spa
cous hall of Insttute.> on 9th street, between
Main and franklin, Richmond, Va. VIII be opened
for the reception of goods or MONDAY the lin
day of DC tober and the + EXHIBITION Will be Tor
mallv opened ON WEDNESDAY evening, October
the 20th.
MechaDics, artists, inventors and others in the
State of Virginia. as we'll AS the country at large,
are invited 10 avail themselves of the opportunity
thus afforded TO dispias thei taste and skill In the
collection about 10 be maze.
The splendid hall asd building of the Institute
win afford accommodation sufficient 10 make most
attractive display Of Machinery, for which sbun-
dsnt mot We power will be furnished. well ~ OF
articles of and interest, of whatever class or
der ription which may be exhibited by those en-
geged in manufacturing pursuits
The Board Of Managers earnestly invite the &C
tive cooper att N of the mechanics and industrial
classes throughout the country in yntri uting to
the important objsct in view; and would also ex-
press their acknowiedg eDt to the lades for their
interesting cNtrifutiCns to the preceding exhibi-
tinns, and would respectfully invite them 10 q re
newal of contributions, in order that the display in
the Female Department OF Industry may prove en-
inentiy worthy of American femal- talent
Any information in refert nee 10 matters OF detail
will be promptly given. on application. or by I'd
dressing JAS d Brow ne, Chairman OF the COMMITTEE
on Exhibition 9th street. next to the Hall OF the In
stitute. 2-2awtlst0tdtd
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PrCKPocKETs are at work IN the city
again. Yesterday afternoon, when the PesersouIs
hand into negro mans pocket In search OF smaii
change, but failed to get enough to ony MIN .
"nipper" Times are so tight on these ptoIessiol,.
al gentlemen, that they bite at everything 'na'
eomes In their way.
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~ JAMRs T. SyrroN, in /, Pension
gent and Notary Public, hssmoved hi. ostce to the
corner of Main and IL b streets, over VIM A. Wsi-
ters. and opposite Price Watkins dry gooos
' 81 BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS ahd SCRIP
wanted. y. L. ..
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@SfEARNs & MARvIs's
WILDER PAT. SALAMANDER SAFE,
SECURED BY THE LA BELLE
POWDER AND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK.
These celebrated SAFES have been in uss seyeI-
entesn years. aud not dollar worth Of books or
papers has ever been destroyed in them Two hun
dred aad forty have been tested In accidental free
For sale by
MAssIE & PLEAsAETs, Agents.
an lS-lm no 81 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31

Ireturn n 9 acere thanks to my friends and the
public in G ner Il, Tor the very liberal patronage be-
slowed on ..e tor the last years. and am happy
10 inform them that the rev proprietor, Mr.. Gill,
vial use every effort to please them:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-31
CHaNGED HANDS subscriber

~ having bought the well known BAKING Els
TABLI sHMENT of Isaac Briggs, is happy toinform
be able to supply them with every thing usually
kept in first-c,ass Bakery. Having engaged soma
of the best hands in the State, he hopes, by strict
at enton to business to merit share OF pubic pa
tronage. IHonAc T.. 0iLh'