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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

There were G,710 barrels of hour inspected in
Norfolk, Va, last quarter.
Captain Thomas L0veland and the crew Of the
schr Francis French are being tried at Smithicld,
Va, for kidnapping.
Ann Kayanagh, young girl, died at Savannah.
Ca, on the 3rd inst.
c. A. W. Barham. late of Surry co, Va was shot
in the arm at Godsboro n. c., the 4th inst, in
| quarrel with J. IL Everett.
Dr.. Mathew N. Harrison worth 500, 600, died in
brunswick CO., Va, few days since.
A cargo of 4, $40 watermelons was shipped from
Savannah, Ga, to New York, on the Bird inst.
The population of Raleigh y. c., according to
the ceusus Just finished, Is 235.
A son of Rev. VIM Burgess, in Lincoln Co, Ga.
was killed by lightning on the ID inst, while ri
ding in buggy.
There are $50 visitors at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs--more than in this month at any previous
year.
shark fourteen feet long, seen about the
wbaryes at Portsmouth, Va, on Saturday.
Jerry Whitley, near Norfolk, and a man named
Butler. at the Gosport Navy Yard, died of sun
stroke on the Sd inst.
One thousand barrels of -four are contracted for
in Cincinnati, Ohio, by parties in Indiana, at s.
per barrel.
The St Louis Democrat says there two
cases of cholera in that city last week. But it is
not spoken of as an epidemic.
Large ice bergs have within a week been en-
countered off the banks of Newfoundland.
Miss Louisa Lander, the Salem scuiptress il to
return to Rome in october,to continue her stables
Mrs. Mary Foger, widow Of the discoverer o1
Pitcairns Island, died at Massillon, Ohio, the
18th nit, aged ST.
From Kansas we learn that Jack Henderson has
been arrested, charged with participating in the
election frauds in that territory.
The quantity oflaud advertised to be sold under
the Presidents proclamation. i'll California, in Feb
ruary next, is over 100000 acres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08
The Union.

Such celebration rs that of the last National
anniversary in Richmond, will do more for the
cause OF Union than Thousand 4th of July ora
tions. What more suitable comMemoration of the
birthday of Independence than such fraternza-
ton of the soldiers and citizens Of North and
SOUTH Who would wish to see these friendly
bay onets arrayed against each other; these bro
therly embraces exchanged for the grapple of
NOR tai hate, Let the politicians scheme they
will, tho People love each other, and will take
OF the MON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

FATAL CAsUALTY-Two MEN kILLED.-Abont (
o'clock on Monday afternoon shocking accident
occurred on the Hudson River Railroad. near the
corner Of 6Sth street, in New York which resulted
in the death of two persons, George W. Gidnev.
who was walking upon the track, and JOHN Nc
shafner, vino was looking at his mangled body aF-
ter the train had passed over it, While SIR S was
engaged looking at the body another train cam.
along without his observation and he was Instant
ly killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

THE MoRMONs AND PEACE--HOu. John NJ Bernhi.
sci delegate to Congress from Utah, publishes an
appeal 10 the public. in relation to the march Of
the army towards Salt Lake city He declares
that the Mormons profession for desire for peace
is honest, and expresses fear that the misstate-
ments which he charges upon the press of the coun-
Try will have the effect of prejudciug the public
mind against the saints. He adds threat that
war will yet ensue if the army persist in pursuit
Of the Mormons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

E WORLD FAMOUS. to a certainty, is
Dr. j HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrERs,
for the of d yspepsia, Fever and AGue, Platu-
lence. Constipation and all the train OF diseases
which arise from q morbid condition Of those fur c
tons on the stomach, upon the proper action Of
which the health 50 much DEFENDS. Those who de-
sire to be prepared not only for the D. snepsia but
for ebalf the ills that humanity is heir TO- should
provide themselves With that most exec lient com
pCund known 8s Ord Hostetter Celebrated StomGCh
Bitters These "Bitters" are pleasan TO the Ia .te
sure OF operation and composed ntreiy OF vegeta
bic substances, prepared with the greatest If
and mentally, so and procure this valuable tonic.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gene rally every
where. Ja 24-dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

JUST sENTENcE.-At the recent term Of ih'
supreme Jadiciai Court held at Exeter, n. II, thf
exceptions ia the case OF Andrew Wentworth and
diioert stone, convicted of placing obstruction.
on the Boston aud Maine Railroad, In Great Fails
were overruied by the court. aud the prisoners
were sentenced to the State prison for the tern o
seven years each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

f~- To THE EDITOR or rms

fxT To THE EDITOR on THE DIspsTcH
Detr iSiri-You ara mistaken in ysyipR ttA. Tho
9rays gayn collation. 10 the National Guard, on tht
Square,. ON Tuasday Hast. IL vas provided by the
Quantities of Arrangements OF the LIST RegimeLi
Virginia Volunteers, ard the Grafs deserved, per
hsps lees credit for II than any other company, I'll
though. one Of the Committee, wac forced to be
a little I'll sious in Masking the preparations
Respectfully. yours,
jys-lt LOUIS BOSSIsU&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

TIE Old FOLKS ToGETHER.-A IIornsburg. Vt
on the 23l utimo, there met seven men, ali fl 81
settlers Of that uegtborhood, whose united ag.,
amounted to 55S years their average age being :!
years ana months. The Oldest was o. With {
single exception they We're all ia good health apf
are said to have had high old time"
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xyLaeRAPHIC HHws.
psrosrrp IoR THE DAILY DlspA. OF
REGATTA AT NEW LONDON.

New LONDON. CT, Jrly G.-At the regatta yester
day. the first three and the sixth prizes were tn
ken by the Olympia. 0rnron, Naiad. and Ratonah,
respectively OF The Yale navy Of New Haven. The
other five prizes were taken by the New London
bnatmen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

TRoTrINa MATCH IN BALTIMoRE-A second trial OF
speed, between the trotting horses, Flora Temple
and Lancet, took place Tuesday, over the Central
Course, near Baltimore and was attended by seve
raj Thousand persons. The trot was to wagons, and
Flora again victorious, winning the three con-
secutye heats in the following time: first heat
2:351%; second heat. 23l1a; third heat, 2:32. The
stakes were purse of 81 200.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

GREAT HUNr.-A few weeks since the inhabitants
OF Thompsons Valley, in TaZewell county, Va,
had grand hunt, In which the citizens of the ur-
per and lower ends OF the Valley were rivalling
each other. The number Of game of all kinds
killed, birds, RABBITS, deers and all, vas 6,I11, the
upper end killing ST. more than the lower.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

OPPOSITION To UNCLE sAM.--The Madison owls
Argus learus that 10 the United States Court ia
that city John W. Sharp, member Of the Assembly
from Cottage Grove district. In Dane county, was
convicted on an Indictment against him for run
niDg . private express 10 opposition to the U. )
mails. He was haed $50, and severely repri-
manded by tho Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08
NoTiCE To ADvEnTIsEns.

Advertisements for the D.seArcH mnst be handed
By SIR acBook in The afternoon. In order 20 appear
the next day The heavy pressure Of advertisements
upon the columns OF our paper. viii not admit Of
their reception after the hour named
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08
prspArCH FOR TIKI spn,NGs.vz

persons going 20 lie watering places. can have
the pTss ,rca mailed IN them. FIR any length o.
time by leaving their orders at the counting room
and payiur In advance ior the time named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08
r- House. AND LOT ON MAIN STREET

EsN HOUSE AND LOT ON FiAi i,, I y, ','.I
nv virtua of competent authority will sell at auc
ton on THURSDAY evening next, sth Jniy, AT
O'clock n valuable HOUSE aud boI on ID uii Stree I
MaDche4tsr fronting alb ut 90 feet on the Main
street and running back l65. This ~ one o. fhf
best Houses hich will be for sale in this town Tor
long time Persons wishing to lnV 81 IN reai estaIa
are invited to examine the premises before sale. I'll
tie unquestionable. -r,
TERMS at ihs sale. CHARLES FRIENI.
iv5-,ttFss Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

THR GREAT FILIBUsTgR.-Gen. Walker publishes
letter denunciatory of Judge Campbell. who pre-
sld at the recent flibuster trial 10 New Orleans
Walker says he was unfairly treated in the Judges
charge to the iary. inasmuch as the court slurred
over the exculpatory, and dweit largely upon the
iuculpatory evidence ia the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

GEE lhE MOTTO" SMALL PRO-
~ FITS AND QUICK RErURSs."-La4ies and
Misses Bonnefs in every description Of straw 20 10
closed out very low. Bargains In all Kinds u Asi
merry Goods; french Flowers at cost aad charges,
beautiful ssyie Baiege aud Corded Doarets. suta-
BILE for ladies about 60 leave tue city; aui good
sentiment Of Busters and dantiliss, at the cheap
store Of GEORGE JACOBS, ~ Main st,
ly7 Nearly Opposite the 81 ChAflcs Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

MINISTER IN TROUBLE The congregation w0r-
shipping in the Greene street VI. Il. church. Y,
have closed the church and discontinued the SER
vices OF their pastor, the Rev. VIM. 2. Corbett--
Some developments took place, showing, that be-
sides ruining young lady in the church, he was
ia the habit Of visiting houses of i'll fame, and had
been seen at the DRY Dock" place of public re-
sort with nymphS du pare This is, perhaps, one
Of the foulest chapters in New York life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

The THisD was ceiebrate4 in Petersburg instead
Of the fifth. An Grafton aud the reading tof the
Declaration were had. The military paraded, and
the Greys were encsmped on Poplar Lawn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

81 CARp--The regular sale OF
Stocks at the Banking House of Messrs G W PUh-
CELL 4 CO. will take place THE MORNING, at
10 o'clock inst ad Of IL NJ. US heretofore.
z Sit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

B9s- THREE HUNDRED AND Forty SEVEN OF inc
New York soldiers. had their Portraits taken W
TYLER & Co l39 Main street, on Iuesda! 1aa' val
Ing in nr a from 81 10 SIS Pretty good prof that
TYLER Cos new stsle of Amhro.ypes are superior
szz- THE srsAM GALLERY is the place to obtain
good Iikenesses. We can assure our readers that
there is no better place in the world. TYLER Cos
ptiees are from Is cents up 10 S25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08
Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE July Flour unchanged Wheat
firm-new HE'D sl2061l 2s; White 81 2jeDl.3I; old
Red sl6Dlo5. Corn steady-White 7o6973c; Yellow
7d6p7sc.
NEW YoRE, July 7-Cetton firm and unchanged
Flour firm ard unchanged Wheat firm and scarce
new Southern White ST. 40: new Southern Red
20 CoIn-fne White T9tnS9c.: Yellow held at s.
cents Spirits TurpeDtre Steady Resin firm NJ
si.65. Rice steady at $685.. Stocks higher Fir-
cinia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

Robert McAllister, a well known pork dealer Ia
st. Louis, committed suicide on Wednesday, the
29th uit., IN a flt OF delrium tremens.
A nre broke ont In the iron work shop Of Mr.
Grindeli. In Charleston, 5. c., on Friday. which
destroyed property valnedat $4,000.
An ex.professor OF the Carmel Institute. Pat.
nan county, N. Y recently ran away 18th a, !,
married pupil of she institution.
The Taunton Gazette says there are four siste rs
10 sha' t'sn weighing niue huadred aud thirty.
i've pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

OEpIsATloN-Rey ". Fayette Davidson. former
~ OF Petersburg. Va, aud at present in charge OF
the Seamans Mlssioa, u. Philadelphia, was ordain-
cd on the 10th ult. by Bishop Lee, OF Delaware, to
the Holy Order of Priests, the Rev Samuel Durb o-
row presenting the candidate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

~ wN Y. FOSTER. ksa is the authorized
agent for the Dispatch ia Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Subscribers Ia those ot,es @ii obtain their papers
regularly from him ct earliest possible moment
In the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08
sSSx-nTgr UEroY BUILpIsG FUND Co

PANYp will hold its regular monthly meeting THIS
EVENING. in Sir Csrys schooi House. on Grace
between 18th and 26th streets, Church l. i'll. Inc
members Of ths Company are requested 10 atteno
especially those in want OF money:
il 8-it Thus L. ID "ALfohD. SEC J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08
sx- WORLD FAMOUS, to a certainty, is

Ma THE DUTIES of Mr.. STUAar's
SCHOOL v i'll be resumed the lst of 0ctObet next
Full particulars hereafter. Jej-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

A FIEsD--A family named stearns, residing 10
Coripth. N. Y, we're recently arrested for cruel
treatment OF young girl Who was bound 10 them
Mrs. stsarns, besides ordering her husband sGc
son 70 administer suDdry severe whippiugs, had
1t one time tied the girls hands behind her. aud
then, eth sboemakers awl pinned her up to
the door By her ear! For this nendish conduc,
the wretch WAS fined the snm OF one dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

PAIsYuL oPERATios-In Paris, on the 18th uit,,
prof Brown seguard performed tho operation of
cauterizng the spine Of Senator Sumner, who
went to that city for that purpose. The irons vita
which 1t vas done, were heated to white heat
Mr.. Sumner declined using choroform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08
as- NV FAMILY DRro srops

NEW FAMILY DKUU DIOEE. -
5AhiNd & PEAHCE, druggists, beG 10 INFORM
theirfrenas and the public generally that they have
removed to their NEW TORE. on Broad street,
above Ninth. aud opposite the Old Swan Tavern,
where may be found Il complete assortment of fresh
aud reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHENi-
AIS also. English and French Perfumery. Lu-
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes Fancy Ar
ticles, Imported Cigars aud Chewing and smoking
Tobacco of the best quality my It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

KeS. I u. he.u, vi letersbprg, Va, preac' I'd
the commencement sermon Ut the Judson Female
laStitsts, AArios, Ala, on the 18th uit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

.EtS ACRESOF VALUABLE 0RANGE
cfo LAND FOR SALE NEAR BARB0uRS-
WILLIE ANpSIA MILES FROM GoRD0NSFILLE
DEPOT.-To both places there is an excellent Mead
amized road About one-fur tn of the Land is heavily
tnbered, the balance is cleared and we'll adapted
to the growth of grain aud tobacco. Their 90
acres blue run low grounds, which Is very ise
meadow land The improvements consist OF con-
Portable dwelling and all necessary outhoases, in
good repair. There il large apple orchard and an
abundance OF other fruit The beighborheod is
healthy, and the society inferior TO none in the
State. The farm is remaI kably we'll waered. aud Is
(as all acquainted with 1t viii testuy equal To ANY
Of it's size i'll the country.
For terms and further information. address the
subscriber, at Barboursviiie, orange county.
WM CGkANES.
/ also wish to soil with the Land, or separately
one moiety OF valuable Saw aud 6fist Mil with
one mile of the farm. my 7--swis
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N.Y. FRANCIS SmYTH,

n6r FRANCIS SMYTH,
formerly with Mr. III. A. PearceD
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLhR,
Vast aide nth: between Main sud Bank sts
Richmond. Va.
WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired % per cent.
cbeaper than be done elsewhere in the city. -
Engraving in old English and GeIman IeXt on
Sosis stamns &c jy 7-4t*
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je 23td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

~ NOTICE. "A meeting of the Board
f Visitors of the Medical oege of Virginia will be
held in this city on the STH OF JULY next. to I'LL
vacancy in the Professorship OF Oh rmistry, created
by the resignation of DR.. Martin p. scott
Candidates for the vacant Chair will address their
applications to
TIIEO MAYO, NJ u,
lie 23-td secretary of the Board
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08
7pHIRTY THOUSAND DOLL ARs

l. woRTIl-os DRY GOODS AT AND RELOw
COsTl-By the terms of.cur association. the concern
o. VALENTINE 4 son expires in octC Der next at
which time they intend to close their present husi
TESS: Therefore from TUESDAY the 9th day of July.
will be offered by them wholerale RETAIL at cost
and in many cases less than cost. their entire stock
embracing every thing usuai found in q retail
tablishment. carefully selected and in good order.
Their stock consists in part as fCtiows:-
Rich Robe. Side-striped and Bayadere Sf.k5
Plain and Figured Black Silks. all qualities
Fancy colorfd Dress and Trimming silks
Rich Satin Plaid BareGes and Tissues
Medium anu low priced Chales Mouselaines and
Rareges
French and En2lu h iMeriuo, Bombazines and Al
French Printed orgaudies. Iaconets and Robes
Cambria and Swiss Fd0ings and IDsertingsl
Thread and Robin do do
sleeves. Collsrs Bands. Grape aud Muslin Sets
!lan, strined, Chs cked and Embroidered Muslins
A lot of rich Lace Curtains
Plain and Figured Bonnet and Trimming Rihands
Ladies' Plain, Hemmed and En- roider5d Hdkfs
Gents Claim and Colored Bordared do
Laiies' aud gents Gloves, Gauntlets and Mitts
LADIES', gents and children's Under Garments
[sn Linens d DassR Tape C tRT anG m3pSins
Gin9hams Plain and Checked. all qualities
Cloths, Cassi meres, Cashnerettes and Drnqss
Flannels. Blankets. Satinets, Kerseys and tlaids
WOODEN and Hemp Carpetings.t Drugget and Mat
ting
Farmers Linen, BuIlaps and Coet Linen
Marsees rcuntercaues and Furniture Dimity
Together with large variety of snail matters uau-
ally kept and sold in our business: to all Of which
We invite the early attention of those wishing TO
buy, we have marked every article down to the
last price. VALENTINE SON.
%. Broad and 9th sts
jy 5-I2tif Near the Capitol sqUare.
NOTICE. have this day appointed
AS MIR PATTON HUTCHI>S my agent, to carry
on the CABINET BUSINESS in the city OF kich-
mond. hs
MORDECAI r: CARMEL.
jy s-7t* mark.
NOTICE i am now prepared to exc
~ cute HOUSE Sign and Ornament tai Painting in
Eii.AiIL Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-08

THE DRUIDs.-The various orders of the Druds
in England, America, aud Australia, seeing the
advantages Of member finding himself as 1t
were. at home, wherever his order chances to
have a lodge. they have determined, if possible.
to re unite them into one grand order, so that
the above advantages may extend to every part of
the world where Druids are to be found. Their
privileges do not only include the Masonic priuci-
pie OF philanthropy bat also embrace the advan-
tages of friendly societies, and extend to paying
and receiving money for each other, aud ase to
watching over the necessities and conduct of mem
bers when from under the surveillance of their
own lodges
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4,aAlnH INTALLl0HnCH.

- ssnmond, July --EGgh Voter 4 sep
ARRIVED,
Hark Dawn. Chase, NeS York, In ballast War
wick Bsrksdale
schr Carrie, Cropper. City Point. salt, W DE-
Voss.
Schr Mountain Eagle. PsndIetou, Eeckport, ice
Wsrdvsll Co.
Schr J . Cunningham. Dousherty, New York
hay. 10 order.
schr Certo, CrowelI. Boston. md' D Currie
scbr Reindeer. Stevenson, Philadelphia. coal. Har
rfs Moore. @-s ~ t%45S 'gSe4 VIC Z a
schr Daniel Mince, NeIsms, Jacksonville, ium
ber
SAILED. 4&8 "a
scbr Clara Belle. Parker, Baltimore. coal, W d
Golquitt Il Go.
% chr nctan. Aaron, Alexandria, via Port Walthal
coal, w ID C0iluitt Il Co. - al
NORFOLK. July 7.-Arriyed, bari. Itasca, iHalifsx
Ms.
Cry POINT July Arrived. hip Mary Russell
Per kiBs, from New ok, In ballast, TO Chas almer
10 load fnrI iYnrI,nSI
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NOTICE i am now prepared to exc
v cute Housa. Sign and Ornanerta tai Painting II
Richmond Manchester and in the adjoining ccun
try. have engaged the services of Mr. WILLIAM
McCULLIN and ether skillful woTkmen.
Jy SITS !! KEY
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LOST.

T OST, on Tuesday evening, somewhere
~ between 18th street Union Hill. (Venable) and
cni Bro london, number not known. II Is at
tached to silk Guard, with two keys and two seals
one q small Lion.
The finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving il
Mr. II. w Stewards, Union Hill. CT at this office.
10
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ROBERT ". GORDON. L, HARRIE FlHSEY.
GORDON 4 FINEEY.
E0AL DEALERS, Pearl street, are now
~ prepared to deliver LUMP COAL. at the short
notice and hope their friende will send in their
orders early ssn. Smiths Coal hy the load, and in
hnssheads ready for transportation. jy 6-2w*
A NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA LII MP
\ COAL.-The subscriber. dealer in the above
GOALS wsu,d say that he has and viii keep on
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Mines and would ask his friends and customers to
call upon him before giving others orders. on thu
pretence Of their selling Coal lower, being deter
mined ia sell coal rs low any dealer in the city
who will woigh his Coal. All he asks is a call to
satisfy them 2 G bAkUS. a Main st.
Or Cffce on the Deck between 18th and 18TH.
g
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DROWNING A NEGRo.-At Portsmouth, Va, Mon
day, upon the arrival ofthe steamer Pnwhatap, from
Washington, Ed Face, ..ane of the excursionists,
upon getting on the wharf, threw a negro into the
river, where he drowned before assistance could
reach him. Face was arrested and carried 10 pri-
son.