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g WORLD Famous, to a eertsinty, is
Dir. J HoSrLTTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BTzERs
tor the of Dyspel sta, Fever and Asue, Platu-
ianCe, CuusiIpatiOn, anu all ths train OF diseases
which arise from "a morbid condition Of those fCTc
tons on the stomach. upon the proper action Of
which the health ~ much depends. Those WAC de-
sire 10 y. prepared not only for tile D spepsia but
for cnoh III the ills fa humanity IS heir to, should
provide themselves With that most excellent com
pound known as Drj HostetteI's Gel. brated stomach
blttsrs These "Bitters' rleGsGn. to the taste,
surc II operation, and composed entirely OF yegeta
bic Substances, prepared wiki the greatest II
you want 10 be entirely refreshed, both ply si14y
and I,l"1 ally, go aat procure this valuable tonl.
E.r sole BY Druggists aud deal2rs gen rally, every
where. Je2t-dlm
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DISPATCH FOR THE SPRINGS.

Persons going 10 the watering places, can have
the DIsP,rcs mailed TO them, for any length OF
Il ae by leaving tfrer orders a. the counting room
aad paying in advance for the time named
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n 1TiCa Ck, vmRrlsEHs.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH must be handed
by o'clock in tas a1erssooi In order 20 appear
the next day. The heavy pressure Il advertisements
uycn the columns of cur paper will not admit Of
their reception after the hour named.
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aS- WI. " FOSTER, ESQ. Is the Authorized
ageas for the Dispatch In Norfolk and Portsmouth
Subscribers in those cities VIII obtain their papers
regularly from him at the earliest possible moment
Ia Tia day.
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D. FRIEND TO JUSTICE.
Egg In HrNRIco COUNTY CouRT. Gil

July. i,5s-JAcoB B. kEEsEE. who has been for up
ward IF twenty years Commissioner OF the ReEe-
nue. for the Upper district ct this county, having
this day aniouuced to the Court. By letter thai bis
official ronnexion with them is about to close; and
it seeming proper that soma enduring te' TIM nlsl
of the sentiments Of the Court aud its officers to-
wards him. should be preserved:
On motion by LII. John X. Garuett, it was ordered
that George II Savage ard Thomas Dickeu. two of
TIE members of this Court ard the Attorney for the
Commonwealth. be committee 10 prepare such re-
solutions az 1na5 te suitable 10 the cc9slon.
Jha Con mittec therein. Jon reported the following,
which were unanimously ad0pted by ,he Court:
Resolved IsC That in tn voluntary retIIacy of
Mr. kErsEE from his Office. this county hes sustain
ed loss which will no. b. easily repairee.
Resolved. 2i That his uniform and untiriuR pune
tuatity and fidelity. his accuracy and ability, his
large experience, hi, -t.Iliug t1teErity, and his
co,irtess and kindDrs. o. heer' hayo for in 4
LASTING hold upon the confidence and esteem OF tho
pcs rI Of this county and have erineutlv entitled
him at their bands, TO tire paudit Of w ell done,
good and faithful servant
Received 81. That the letter of Mr. KTFSEE The
Court delivered 70 them this day. along with the
above proceedings be srrea st large up"n the mi
ru.es ard that the Clerk he requested To furnish
COPY of The latter to Mr kEgsEE, and to Cause TIE
TO he publ shed in the newspapers Of the city
OF Richmond
A copy-Teste:
jy cit WM. F0LKEs. C. II C.
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k~ FRAECIs SMITH,


By virtue OF competent authority, will sell at
ton, on tn URnDAY evening next, 9Th July, at :
o'clock, q valuable HOUSE and LOT, on Hull street
Manc hester fronting sh ut GO feet on the Main
street and running hack !6' This is one Of the
best Houses hCh will be for Gale in this toH for
l03g time. Persons wishing TO invest in real estate
invited to examine the premises before gale. Ii
tie unGuostonable.
TERMS "a. tn. sale. CHARLES FRIsfD.
w. TruSfea
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Rev. Mr. Uoce, Of Richmond, delivered an ora
tion St GnrdonsTiilo. Virginia, on the 5th inst.
Mrs Susan Page, tho wealthcst person in Clarke
comfy, Va, died on the 81 inst.
negro belonging to VIM. Erskine, of the Sal.
Sulphur Springs, Va, wa, killed instantly, last
Tuesday evening, By Wagon wheel running over
| his bead.
| It'll, .aid that Mr. Hdwin Booth, the trsxedan,
and the actress, Miss Mary Deviin, are shortly t.
! Re married.
| The [. g steamer Fulton was of Matauzas On
| the eth nit. All Well
| Captain Jenkins, Of the bark Martha, of Char.
ies'on, died suddenly at Genoa, on the 18th uIt o,
| apopexy
| Mal IT Cunningham, paymaster United States
Ai'"J, arrived at San Antonio on 18th ult
r; w baumgerien, one Of the early citizens
OF galveston, Texas died ia that CITY on the 9th
! ultimo. 10y VIZ VIC -fth
| In Chicago, Michael McSanss ha. ,.a, com.
nitted 70 prison on tho charge of having murd.rad
| his wife. 'u''eu
"a, H2v Denver, OF Kansas. passed through St. Lou,,
Wednesday, en- route for Washington
| Rev Dr., Nathan II. Hall, an eminent pros,..o
| riap clergyman, died at Columbus, No, I'D uIt
fhey are eating ripe peaches at Memphis, at a.
Kew. Henry A WISE Jr., newly ordained En;s
coa. minister, preached his rst sermon. on snn
crowded audisnce. "' W
Belly, Hon John Van Buren, and dangb,er
aud II. j. Raymond, Editor of the Ney York T'imas
were among the passengers on the Persia for Liver
pool Wednesday. -''''i'
Fihy.three students Of Yale College were as,,;,
.ea 10 chafch membership on the last Commerce.
mtht Sunday ia the College Chapel
hrs PLY Ffi'eh has been tried In Gienesee eountv
y. for tl.e niurisg o. her former hnst n.y,,
ioag, aud acquitted. a',9 Is sti aeid o., iu,tic;
ments for having poisoned her children.
:; his's, OF petersburg, and A. W. Shields. of
EIchmoai, were among the studepts distinsn,s,sa
at The Aibemafls Military Institute examinstios'
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The Fourth at 4 meiia Court House
Sac Ile. DE-.
rcoRREspoSpEScr OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
AMELIA C H. VA, July 9Th 1858


AMELIA C H., VA, July 9TH, 1853.
Quite an interesting Fourth Of July meeting
was held at Providence Church in this county
Rev. d. P Wills, Of tho Virginia Conference, deli
ye~eI an able ,!.cou. sc in behalf of the Virginia
Conference Tract Society, which was responded to
hy a contribution of about sixty dollars, to de-
ffay the expenses Of coiP0rt'ursge III Virginia.
After the morning services, the congregation par
took Of a ia collation. in the beautiful grove in
which the Church is situated. In the afternoon
n meeting Of tho Young Mons Christian Assocja-
ton was heidi. L. Farrar, Esq, occupied the
chair Appropriate and interesting addresses we're
delivered b. the Chairman, Rev. John Bavley nd
D. p wills and earnest and solemn prayers and
,hank.-iviigs were pFesentedi at the Throne Of
Grace in grateful remembrance Of the Gooduees
o! God to the American People.
Anthony w. Sou:bal, of this county, committed
suicide, by downing himself in Charles ". Tan
uer's mil! pond on Friday night, 18th June, and
wa. feuai on the following Tuesday, With his
hands tied toCethe: with bis craTat, and sup
po.ed to have been done by himself lie was
on excellent swimmer. He hal been di5or-
dered in his intellect Tor raany years He
stated short time since, that an angel had
appeared to him. and tolt him that he had to stay
sev-uty.ix years and ak months in He'll, and that
he wished to have it over. lie was an intel!!-
gent young man. fond of reading and retirement
wa.a great Bible reader, and could qaota largely
from the Scriptures. but seldom went TO church,
aud when he did. appeared very restless lie
studied Law, and got license 10 rHctce some yesI
since. He had been a great rover, had been to
Cuba, on . filiilu.teriUx expedition, theCce with
the Tennessee Regiment to Heyico, duIiag the late
war with the United States, but on account of i'll
health had to leave. lie WAS son OF the late Dr.
I. F.Southall, OF this county, and some 80 years
ofnge.
The VIII at crop with rs is a poor one, having
suffered from the ravages Of the fly. joint worm
rnst. &c and there WIS not mere than naif tia
quantity of guano used on the crop in this vicinity
as there was the previous season. INCOG.
MEN FOR SCHOOL GIELs.-A model young lady
lust graduated from "a certain distant academy, rs
marked the other day II cannot deceive how THE
young gentlemen OF the Pamela can drink 10 such
reccsss when they know itso coiluriou5 TO theil
| institutions. - In0id Star.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RICHMOND, July 8, 1851
nm. To TILE EnIrnR or THl UIePATCH

10 TIN EDIToh VI n DASFhASh =.
Mr. Eiitor II saw in che Dispatch OF yesterday
Mayor OF onr city and fined By the Recorder tor re-
frag 10 take one Of his hacks out Of his stable ami
carry His Honor home for ffty cents the price ask
ed icing one dollar. Row. with this decision nave
rassage o. such law BY the Council.
Nov sir, thi, law. In my mind. was pesseo 70 pie
vent persona after they had ridden iron DeiDR
ch arged else where the necessity OF navin8 tueI
rates stuck up in their hacks! But that tine raeI5
of that law ever had In cont, mplation to give any
person tho priv lege OF going 10 gent e
mans stable and ordering him TO bitch up one oil MS
hacks to carry him o. them me- for sne orCinahcs
price, Is out of the question, or they were eBdowe9
with much less irfellt CT than the community haa
given them credit for. =,
If owners of hacks had Mt their disposai the pm
tronags and means OF the t.baccontsts OF s1cnnonu
such a law would stand any l. niger IMAM tid the
law regulating the feeding OF Their factory hands
1his after is nothing to me, tsrtDer thah thls
that like to see Justice done to all men, rega
of their money or influence. You might as wen teii
me that the Con Council has the Iight 70 IeRt-
late the price freight from here to New york; OF
commodity, as to tell me that they have the right
TO give the control of my property which oay ana
paw for, to another.
Tnis much will admit, thatH a hack is standing
in the street and is not engaged, have right 70
get IN and order il where l want to co. within the
corporate limits as pubic hack, When OF the
str. cts il pubic property ~ hen MT engage a.; Du
when in the stable Of its owner, " ceases 10 oe sue
| might add argument upon argument; but IL Is
not necessary. | only wish ~ cali the attention 81
the public TO this law in cont TO the TO
bacco factory law The one is enforced on me own
era of hacks-tne other is not enforced on the to
kacconsts nor are many her laws enforced tna'
were defended for tn who e'oIne regulation OF the
"ivgGls AFaIEND TO JUSTICE.
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MARRIED.

On the morning Of the Esd June, at the residence
of +ha Eride's father. Mr.. A 81. FONtkES, 70 Miss
MARIE VII FOWLh rs, all of Lunenburg county,
Va
eg- Petersburg Express please copy.
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tbs CoTToS CRoP.--The damage TO the cotton
crop by the recent overflow is estimated at 400 00O
bales. The total increase OF receipts ut all the
ports. compared With the same time last year, is
IA ,03o tales.
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evening. eomeNbere

T OST, On Tuesday evening, somewhere
- between 18th street, Uni N i'll, (Nenable) and
chs Bro, L9Ud]n, rumber not known. It is at
tachet 10 silk Guard, with two keys and two seals,
one small Lion.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
Mr. IL. w. Stewards, Union Ill., or at this office.
i-s
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At the recent commencement ar RsndaIoh M
con College, the degree of A. NJ was eouferred N
ofBuckingham. " ''anss'
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ssg- BLAcxB.RRY BRAspY-A most

Gesrable and efficient preparation for the diseases
attendant upon the present hot eeason such as Di
arrhoaa wanS of tone a1d weakness of stomach and
Bowels This article has been extensively sold by
the subscriber for tw summers past, aid has given
general ssti.facti0n Call and try bottle, as the
Drug and Prescription store Of -
JNO. W. GARLICK,
Market Place, Franklin street,
iy9 Richmond.
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sEs~ WORLD Famous, to a certsinty, is

Es, The DUTIES of Mr. STUART's
SCHOOL viii be resumed on the LIST Of Octcbet next
Full particulars hereafter. j. Set
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WASHINGTON, july S-The steamer Ericsson,
with the National Guard, is aground in the Poto-
mac ut Kettle Bottoms, ADORE Pinev Point The
steamer Mount Vernon has gone down for them,
and they expected to arrive here At midnight.
They will visit Mount Vernon to morrow. The
military of the city under arms all day await.
ing their arrival.
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In n late vote in the House Of Commons on the
ballot Questicu, which tac Liberal party in Eng
laci haze mad a test of progress, the Wing party
combined with the Tories to defeat the propose
reform. Only ore member Of the late " hig gov
crnneut voted with the Radicals All the rest, old
Palmerston leading CT, united with the Tory wing
# their common srist0cracy, 20 knock tnH reform
movement in the head. The Tories and Wigs
together hay. a numerical msj )rity in Parliament
The Liberals have 70 strength al Independent
organization. Of tine Tories, nothing else could
he expected, for they have ever been the open ard
manly enemies of progress, and deserve credit at
any rate for honesty. Bat what can bo said az the
B.it.h wings, except that they are the faisest
friends and most dangerous enemies 81 the canse
al free government in Europe? TO retain theiI
hereditary glorles ana secure a monopoly Of cfHcia
patronage, they would make any profession O
pledge, whether political religious espoHse any
cause, no matter how corrupt or disgraceui, an
sacrifice with equal facility their duty to God, thei
country. maukind-to everything and everybody
uut--tLonseiye5.
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go GARD The regular sale of
Stocks at the Banking House of Messrs W PUR-
CELL d CO, will take place THIS MORNING, ct
10 O'Clock, instead ii IL ", rs heretofore.
~
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sYr AUCTION No1IOg.--I ask atten-
ton to my sale this day of Crcckery and Glass are
consisting altogether OF saleable goods.
Iy9 X CAUTH0RN.
ss- To TIE EDITOR OF THIS DIsPATCH:
ftrays gave collation. to The National Guard, on tie
Square on ~ aday last. 1t Was: provided by tho
Committee Of Arrangements of the lst Regiment
Virginia Volunteers. and the Grays deserved. per
haps less credit fer it than any other company. al
though, Gs one Of the Committee, WA forced to be
little { fl ,ioG5 i'll making the preparations
Respectfully. yours.
jy@!t LOUIS } BOSSIEUN'
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ARREST or a POSTNtsTRR.-0n tue eth instant
John W. Fnks, special mail agent for the Post
Office Department, arrested J L. yor, sostmas
ter ut Kesssick, Fee, office. Abemsre County,
Va, on charHe Of unlawlully breaking open
letter directed 10 Roya's Post office, Va.
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- To rae EDITOR OF tbs DIsPATc
ssg7~s.TUr Dr1oN BuIIDIsc Fund Com

s5"t'THE UNION BUILDIsG FUND CON
P.NY" vii! hold its regular monthly meeting THU
EVENING, in Mr. Gays School House, on Grace,
between 25th and 10Th streets, Chutch hill. Tbs
members of the Company axe requested to attend.
especially those in want of money
" S-lt TIiO3 /. WALFORD, Sec'y.
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RICHMOND. October lat. 1851.

hIO1NIDtD kVII"I TT
sEn I have been using ''Semfle's In
falijble Baking Powder FIR some two years, and
feel no hesitancy in saying that have been more
than pleased with it, and regard it as vastly supe
iior to any Yeast Powder it has ever been my good
fortune to Try. d. bAksR, JR
FOR ale by al Druggists and Groccrs. Price 20c
Jy9 JOHN ". GARLICk, Sole Pre- prietor
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As~ New FAMILY DEuG SToRE. -

AT~ Erw FAMILY DEuG Store.
WAXING q pEARCE, Druggists, Reg to inform
their .!anGS and the pubic generally that they have
cd 10 their new ST thE on Bread street
aOcve Ninth. aai opposite the uld Swan Tavern,
'hsre may Ue found acy.Hpi4e ortuiens Of fresh
aut r.ila0'e DRUGS, MEDICINES and CIEui
GALS; also. In slish and french Pegfu neIy, Li
lin fxtrac ?. Hair ana Tooth Brushes Fa:cy ar
ticles Ic,corted Cigars and Lh"winS ard Smoking
fUb4Ccn Of the best quality, nay 7-ts
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS

SCHENECTADY July 7th.-One hundred and forty
six United States troops, under command of Lient
Moore, passed here this morning, at o'clock, for
Minnesota.
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|. We have the Turks Island
BIT. The weather continued
|iheriug of salt. Stock on
?; price nine oeuts.
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the Hot Springs, among hem Miss Dix, the phil
anthropst" Senator Fitzpatrick, Of Alaba ma, and
Wa H. Richie, Esq, Of Richmond. At Old Point
there were 700 enests on Monday, among them
Gov Foote aud Senator Kennedy, Of Mary land
Thee are - visitors AZ the Healing Springs.
BotFp OF PUBLIC WORKS The names of B. Rush
Floyd, Of Wythe, Gen. Clay, OF Campbell, y. b.
Stoval CT Halifax, Tim Rives. Of Petersburg, M
c. Fournoy, of Prince Edward, are mentioned II
connection with filling the vacancy in the Board
of Public Works OF Va in Thomas j. Boyd
declines reelection.
NATIONAL GuAED.-The New York National
Guard were to arrive in Washington, yesterday
morning. Hop Jno. Cocarane and tho New York
Aldermen and Couucimen, arrived in Washington
Wednesday. They visited Mount Vernon, aud
sers Hospitality received by Dir. Washington.
Productive CT COOP FEEusG.-A correspondent
f the Washington Union, writing from Rhode
Island, says
The visit of tbs Richmond (yirGini') Comman iery
o knights Templar to the fraternity at Elston, Oh
v Inch 50 much has been said in the papers Is un-
s0uAbly # the events OF the day, and lis IL
tees e. il political relation are not TO be sneer
sJ 10 has radered III. ancient craft the lions 0,
The week ard revive! the traditional glories OF the
order amongst those who renfnlber 1t IN the times
before 49, is modifying PUBLIC opinion through
ont the North in relation 10 Southeru feeling. You
an! believe the South, much as she is viied Ii
orthefn ourneis, is quite patriotic in
ner devotion to tue Union As any por ion OF our
co,a,3try. Now, the speeches mate at Providcnc'
and Boston in We coming ihes' ht'o1,c guests WI"
n come 7G0 miles 10 greet their brethreD were re-
'o;rf If aHtl.e prfncipleS tdey were elegantly
ina'ch,d By the RESPONSES. NhateTrr bGstoh sai
on the sut jcct Richmond out-.sid. The shadow =
ihe Bunker Iii No umeut suggested patriotic
thought the shadow Of The Crawford Sta ne sug-
geSted the reply.
JENNY LIyD.-Maisme Jenny Lind Goldschmidt
resolyst as i. w.ll-known q long time age, after
abe had given ap her projected journey to Hussia.
t. cave Ter present residence, Dresden, and settle
in EUgland This intention she has now carried
GU After all her furniture III Dresden had been
dispCtcI of, no nconsde rabie number OF packages,
~ til articles Of value. &c, were forwarded last
week via Hamburg to EuR gland, where Jenny LIND
will repose in retirement on her laUreis at villa
near Lond0n.-Ni$it Zeitun9.
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tor injuries received by
by falling off & side warh
so, 900 damages, was bTS
Eesiay LAST, in the CID
States at Sprinsiie am
# the Court for two day'
in her favor for $500.
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TIE YELLOW FEVER SoUTH'
ceiyed az New York from the I'D
ana, speak OF the yellow fever
region to some extent, and occasion
uueasine5s among the inhabitants
have sI5O occurred at New Orleans
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


COMMISSIONERS CERTIFICATE-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners TO superintend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list Of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by US this
day at Augusta, ia
T. 8 8 B BnGhs Sworn Com'rs.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day,
July Cd, ls56. LEW is LEVY j. L.
ExPLAsATIoy.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
il the Prize which the Number iscnttled 10.
EAil Tickets where the Number ends in :. are enti-
tied to S2U addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may enttlc it TO. Halt, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages entitled to all they
draw over the So Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths III proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates mus. be returned TO
this Office fOr cash re-invt stmeni,
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;sTRoKg.-During the extreme
week there were several deaths
\ In Albemarle county, Va. MIR
svens, Mr.. PeEton S. Coles and
kach Loaf u servant man.
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DAMAGBs.-The case of Mrs. Macready. the ORA
matte reader, against the city OF Alton, Illinois
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: FOR sALE.-A MOST DEsIRA-

Ga FOR EENT-A very desirable room
= Z over cur store. Possession given Immediately
TO a good tenant, terms moderate. Apply at ths
store, to STEEBtN3 & Pu Lien,
" o-ts Corner 9th ami Broad SITS
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kLswis Campbell, Esq. sold
bw lives, a mile and half from.
II, Va, 10 VIA. Lynch, Esq,
q.
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re letters re
ore of LOuisi
|ailing in tba
lg nos a little
A few Ca5ee
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n 70.

/ MILITARY AIRY. FAIR &@A
II RICHMOND -s&J
LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES
will holi n
T. A / r,
AT COkINTHIAN HALL,
commencing On MONDAY EVENING. the 9Th OF
July and continuing through the week, AMI respect-
fully request their Honorary and Contributing Aela-
bers and Friends 10 unite with them.
The Hall W II be
BrilliantlysLlumnated and. Handsomely Deco
rated,
The TABLE will be surrlied with
EVERY DkLICACY or THE SEASON,
and will be superinteuded by bADlES, who have
kindly consented to attend them.
TIE ARM0RY BAND
will be In attendance each evening.
CARDS or ADMIesIOS-For tire week. ~ cents
single admission W. ceDts-io be had Of any MEM
Der of the Committee. or at the door.
COMMITTEE:
Capt " " Fry Corpl g Ja,y.s
Lieut. ! Danforth CcrpI j !" MchFl
;ant " T. Name private q III FitZwisOn
Ensign " TAYLOR Private j VI ia
$50 : Il Jacobs Private Griffin
Cars,,t II 8 Sarxay Private T Hewitt
COrp'l JpO llRrtz Private r. Levy
ie 24-2;th2oih6td
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TEAs--tunpowder and Plaek Teas
Landing. the anest chops that hsve bcea i ass
ported this season. Retailers that are III WAR; NV
invited TO cali and examine IT, , 20
iv s-St EDMOND. DAVENPORT "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-09
NO NEWS OF TIE TELEGRAPH CABLE.


TRINITY BAY, IN. r. July I, 10 A. M.-The wea-
Their has at last cleared MP, and We have beauti.
full dey. Wind west. There are no signs of the
Telegraph fleet