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Z M fgSnasn Tlnes % . French In-
~ss eA vaslOn

q yrs yastOn
"a sA.n,o,,. ~ terror which the London
.c.iSSs.. (. s,.,.rAs d : French invasicp,
-. - $780, ~ ~ ,.euec,sb,e Rpglish josr
"s..~..h.. ..,.e.arnt.hle. Some AmsIi.i
...s.s-.s.ss 49,, = oo.sidsr the Times 10 IT.
49, -. Nav YORK Express asks, can sny-'
.~..s'A.-.a.. .hsnrd thaa 10 suppose thai
49, -. q ,.,.a. Enx,snd, wben there il no
.'.,ss~sssss '.es even q ran 10 the issfer kisg.
a.. 49,. .o.,d favor the assailants! That %
80 ,.,,,A syen be landed. 10 pronounced doubt
-, Shste strous Aecss would be constantly crnis
.a'' $500 on ihe slightest symptor, 81
$50, Rnt eyer in the event OF disembarka
"""ss' u.:,,.h .,.n ,d. evsrv man in the Kingdom
uosss - - ns..sr. .,-. voula Jack to tho de.
-. -. i.rA. In = word. saws the Ex
's"0 y -, 81. ;aso ths country. but he
..s..s-s"-s,-,,..- - To how to get out
"o. ~ -. rc,.I v,.i. /, Cherbourv Il refer
Hs.. -. T,,.s. a. . nav source OF alarm
Ie1 ~ 4. !. ,.,n,.raea thu, the Queen acts
y" a,-r... .a.,... IA that sfter the severe
u"o.' s-s,.,.a ~ rani. Sanoleop 10 the
os'"s""a til 1919 .o the noliticsl
hos~ :" ~ -,,s. .;.o kiua and politic
te'usks ~ ~ - =. ....r, hi. invitation
Ns ., 80. % ~. rre., fortress. in or
W sne -. III, not he weaken.
Ger sess ~ .....,, p..,d.s xdds
nal m M
ea " -rone. ,hs nressut Empe-
sne u.,,..a ,n o,d.r 10 become
TOT - s NJ !. .,,,..,. ~ rovsr. 1, 4,
e.e's'os /" , -. az, ia ~ou,d .u,,v the bo-
a''os.'ae' '" f.. "a country. by an act OF
NOT y =" ,s .,a,v ha n.y.,,eled in the
$500 -.s.,.. ~ hi.tory. For these, among
'eeot '.. -. s.,,..sa yha, .ba .srhnnderer',
o'"e. $3.50 ...s,. "a In a snoroere roct,
b'"is'y As - -. ~, .y,hoaoh
'''"' ...a.,,, ;rn,.ror.--sor they pro-
'0,s ,n. ,h.n .rc,,. alarm.
.s.''~ :. -. It,, .,d nurno.sa of the
pss1~.." .s.rd =, among the mos,
i'o.S. s..a- ,h,na. We have no. the
u. wi.s,v kseps his own
~ ...,..,ar 20 need no better
ouDs' - -. q. krorn NJ II than the grave
$500. .o,rc On hetvsen the principal news
-,. -, o,h.- ,on,,a,s. whether
psp'. =. ~. :. hi.hw.v robner and a
'.o 80 -,..a..... n,.,axt or declaration
p..' -. .is 80, =, .rmv mon a peaceful
=. 80 y. r,on,,ar personal,v A, we'll as
""y, ~ -. a, 80 i've Thar. "a 10 the in.
!. -. -, "a military armamsu,,, we
''' -. ...,o, On. f.ct IN show how little ve
wiz 49, $500. ~. ~ f.c,.. 20 form fouuda.
20. ... oxin;on Tho most reliable Of
~ .~....,a.n,. of American journals
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xxKNIt1 UAIs aug. JU-A0o feAVWsH6 s"eo""Sp
from Queen vIctoris 20 President Buchanan, vas
received here from Valencia, Ireland, this after
noon:
ITO the Hon.
ssThe Pasupxns Of the United States:
aHer Majesty desires to congratulate the Presi-
dent upon the successful completion Of this great
international work, In which the Queen has taken
the deepest interest" = a
There was no signature tothe above. The fol-
lowing Il message from the Directors OF the Te-
iegraph TO the public:
Z ..The Directors OF the Atlantic Telegraph Cons
pany in Europe and America are united by tsle-
graph Glory TO God in the highest. On earth,
peace and good will towards men,"
DraEcroRs or THE ArLAsrrc
TELEGRAPH C0MPANY.
rrha Queen's message IL incompIete, and the
New Fonndiand line is down, precluding the pof-
sbiity Of receiving the remainder
TIE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
WASHINGTON, August 16, midnight.--The presi.
dents reply to the Queen Is a. foliows:
ssThe President cordially reciprocates the con.
gratuiations Of Hes Majesty, the Queen, on the
success of the great international enterprise ac-
complished by the science, skill. and indomitable
energy of the two countries. IL isa triumph more
glorious because II is far more useful TO mankind
than was ever won by couqueror on the field Of
battle. MAY the Atlantic Telegraph, under the
blessing OF Heaven. prove to be bond OF perpe-
tusl peace and friendship between the kindred
nations, and instrument, destined by Divine
Providence 20 diffuse religion, civilization liberty
and law throughout the world. In this view, will
not all the nations Of Cbristebdom spontaneously
unites In the declaration that it shall be forever
peutral and that It's communications shall be held
sacred 10 passing IN the place Of their
even Ia the midst Of hostities.
'sWashipgton City, 10th August, 1885,"
CONFIRMATION OF THE QUEENS MESSAGE.
New YoRK, Aug 16-A dispatch on authority
Of Mckay, Superintendent Of the New Fonndland
line, states that the Qneen's message actually
received over the Atlantic line. Thus all doubts
are removed.
REJoICINGs AT THE NORTH.
New YosK. Aug. I6-The bells Of Trinity Church
are ringing merry peals-fags fying-can-
non roaring. The greatest enthusiasm.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 16.-A salute of 100 guns is
to be fred to morrow morning. All the bells we're
ruHg
REJ0ICINGS IN THE SOUTH AND WEST.
WAsHIsGToy, August 16 The cable intelligence
was received with joyful demonstrations at Louis
vile, Nashville. New Orleans. Lancaster. Pa and
every point heard from. In most places there will
be general demonstration.
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- Ar Arp BsIow Cosf. We o

- Ar AID Below Cosr. I'VE arg
nnssne our sales, 20 close business in October IN
s Fancy Goods ws are wiling 70 maze ~ city
snS conntrv rsorle TO our stock. A visit rom them
shni be- fully repaid By onr low prices for doods -
we prefer sacrificing them in the house. 70 possns
them az a VALENTINE SON. No 90 src.d St.
1a-1m wear NaIit~A Na~-s'~'
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THE FIFTH HUSBAND GoNE.-A few weeks since,
says the New Orleans Crescent, wesmentioned. as
a singular circumstance the marriage Of Ger
man widow 10 the Third district to her fIth hus-
band-po one of the previous fonr having outlived
his wedding year. Well, few days since this
9th husband took the yellow fever He died. and
on Friday he was buried. This singular aud most
remarkable fatality among the husbands of one
Lady would create doubtful talk among that Iady's
acquaintance. were she not well known and re-
spected. and the causes of death of her different
husbands we'll known TO their friends. As it is, it
is Of the most curious instances of fatality G
ever heard Of
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
COLLISION BETWEEN OCEAN STEAMERS.
REJOICING IN ENGLAND OYER THE Cd
BE, DC, 90, &C.

ST. JOHNS, Aug 16.-The Europa, out ward bound
put in here for repairs, having collided with the
steamer Arabia. from Liverpool. and lost stern
cutwater. The Europa received from the Arabia
Liverpool papers of the 9th inst. The latter pro-
ceeded to Halifax with the regular press dis
patches.
The rebellion In Central India had been effec-
tuaIly crushed.
Lord Canning's proclamation to the natives says
there lie no hopes of pardon for any persons imme-
diately connected with numbering British sub
jects.
It is rumored that the Paris Credit MobIier is
sbcut To wind up and fuse with the Bank of the
De St. Paul.
Advices from Vienna say 81, 900 Austrian troops
were being concentrated on the Danube, in South
Hungary, at points nearest to Turkey.
Disraeli favors the repeal of the newspaper tax
if the Chancellor Of the Exchequer will bear NJ
amount of reduction from the revenue.
Large embarkations Of troops for India had ia
ken place.
The success of the Atlantic cable was received
with glorious enthusiasm in London, and the de-
claration that an electric union between the Uni
ted States and England will lead to the unity Of
all nations.
The following commercial report ia made up from
the Liverpool rapers Of the 9th:
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5-naIes OF Gotten fer the week
7O.HnO taes middling and lower qualities advanced
1s114 ON the week, spectators taking 7.5OU and ex
por, 1900 No report of breadstufs. Corn heavy
and dull Sugar firm; Rice steady; hosin buoyant
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There were 81 deaths in New York last week,
81 of consumption.
Vim G. Alexander, President Of the Philadel-
phia aud Trenton Railroad Company, died on
Thursday.
d. C. Baxter. late n reporter on the New Orleans
Bee died of yellow fever last week.
Gen. Wool has accepted an inv;taeion to join in
celebrating the anniversary of the battle Of Pitts
burg next month.
The Pensacoa, Fla, railroad is open 80 miles
nearly to Fort Deposit.
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Ha-THE Atlantic Cable may prove a failure for
the of an electric battery powerful enough to
force fluid two thousand miles HARTsnoRNE's
CURE ALL never fails curing any PAIN asit contains
an electro magnetic power from tho various gums
Of which it is made. thus setting upon the bon's.
sinews. muscles and blood. imr arting a genial
warmth aud snnihilating all pain
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HARPER FOR SEPTEMBER, 1858
i GEO M TEaToQ

IL At GEO Nj VESTS
Bookstore.
THE Arts of Beauty, or Secrets of Lady's Toilet,
with Hints to Gentlemen on the Art of Fascina-
ting; by Madame Lola Montez, Countess CT
Landsfeid soc
DICK MARI ham, or Smiles snd Tears; by F Smith:
Fsd author of stanfieid Hall Gus Howard Min
ME Or Y, Harry Ashton, @c-Fc
HAMPERS New Monthly MagsZue for Septem-
bar This is a very interesting num- er-s,r gl
CORES Csc: subscription by The year, if paid il
advance, $3.50
THE Constitutional History of the United States,
by VIM Archer Cooke, ESQ. Of this city, in two
vols now ready-2.50 per vol
LIFE of Thomas jefferson. by Henry Randall
half calf u 90. au lit
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR SEP
IL TENDER. &C 1919 MAIN ST.
Where the subscriber offers to his friends ard the
public generally a varied assortment of BOOKS aud
STATIONERY. embracing
Theology snd Religious Works generally
sunday Sch oil Literature
tatschifms and Question Books
Summer Reaain9
Note, Letter and Cap Paper
Envelopes in great variety
INKS Inkstands and Pens.
The attention Of merchants in want of Stationery
10 in tied to his stock PB PRICE
au l7-3t Next door Fellow Kent. Paine h Co
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ON JAMES W. LACY.

ON a NJ Els baOAs fs t4sf5a
(son of James r. Lacy.)
PRESENTED Br MRS. NJ. !. MITCHELL.
The fevar that bad racked thy frame,
Has now cub .idcd quite;
No more its Iifs-ct HsImiue Tame
Can touch thee with its blight.
Thy little life in gloom began:
Ifs dawn fore shadow'd ill:-
Disease embtfsr'd is BY pain,
But now its threes are still.
And ret there was q charm in thee,
That won the heart and ear;
Thy halff3fmed words. 50 pure and Tree,
Repaid parents care.
Throughout the house thy tongue IS still.
Whese every word could please;
No more thv silver voice can thrill.
Or float upon the breeze
Nor will thy little finger more
To thy papa reply,
Be- pointing to thy bosom pure.
I With meek ness in thine eye.
No more those touching words will break
From lips that warbled free
When Of the soua you CHANGED to speak
'Ja nmy on the dark blue sea-"
But in nocence like thine need fear
No future shock Of sou;
Death laid thee 90 thy infant bier,
And Jesus made thee WHOLE
Henrico county. july 7th, 1888.
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Richmond Markets. August 10.

to shippers 1t s. 25@lj so. Wheat-lo ,er qualities
are weskef; strictly prime lots still command 81 4,
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pppArcu ron Fuu spHusas--F sseu O.
No b kAstlatwtv p1aqa ,oes hese TIE DrPATN
sdsss a 2e csss,.iac room. aaS S1ysp u adsanss
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ExEcurIox-free negro. Tom Long, was execu-
ted at Pittsylvauia G. H., Va. on Friday, for at
tempting TO assassinats Elisha +. Keen, some
time since.
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y A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

8ta The valuable Farm Of the late 9. @. Tsliaferro
DEED in Culpeper county. il offered for sale pri-
vately until the - day of August. when. if not
sold before it will be offered for sale the premi
Rapid Ann River. adjoirinx the Rapid Ann Station,
Orange and Aexanu ria Railroad the Station being
only few hundred yards from the Dwelling House
and Barn. 1t contains 63, acres. is highly produc
tive situated in beautiful country and surrounded
by most desi, able neighborhood The buildings
are convenient and in good repair. Terms accom-
modating. Any information in relation to the Farm
may be had by application to the subscriber or to
the following persons: Robert A Mayo, ESQ DR.. F.
W. Roddey, Richmond DIR A. TaIaferro Culpeper
G. H., or DR.. Il. b. Taliaferro, OranqeC ~.
Law. II. TALIAFERRO.
Rapid Ann Station,
Juipaper County. July %, 1883.
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- DR. AoHIILEs AaooL1's Office, on

Grace street, between 7th and Stfl
Ciance nj Hour for the Ror-After the 18th inst.
(Ausust) Dr. Asc'1 will be in attendance upon the
poor between and O'Clock, p. " instead OF be-
tween and 5, az heretofore and positively at no
other hear. in the day or evening. NH Ply
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CoMrLgTIoN or THE NORFOLK AND PkrsssnuaG
RAnaoAp.--The last rail on the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad was spriked Saturday, at the
Summit Cut, six miles from Petersburg. The Nor
folk Argus says: 81,
For some little while yet, only trtweekly az
co.,modAtlou traine, As heretofore. viii be ruh
between Norfolk and Peterseurg--as the track
will require 'trimming mp" and sidiugs are to be
laid In several places, besides good deal OF other
s.finshingH 10 bedone At "stations" aud elsewhere
The tri-~eekiy trains, however, will sufice for the
coaveaiepce Of the public for = few weeks TO come
In about month, we may hope to see daily "ex-
press trains" moving by timetables, aud running
through "in no time.n We predict q good winter
campaign for the new railroad
On Saturday Arm In Norfolk received con-
sigumeut Of cotton-the frst over the road. Trade
has already, according TO the papers there, sprung
mp between that city and stations along the road.
NoRx DEATHS FROM DEisK;SG DISEASED MILK
The death Of Mr.. Simmons and bis wifs, near Mo-
bile, Ala, from drinking diseased milk, has been
noticed. The Mobile Mercury adds:
Both we're attacked on Monday, and they died
within twenty four hours Of each other, on Satur-
day and Sunday. Our informant also mentioned
the case OF widow woman and her two children
v no died the next day after eating milk. These
resided Just over the State line, in Greene county
There are seven or eight other cases In the neigh
b0rhood above men toned, none OF which have as
yet proved fatal. The disease among the cattle 10
there attributed to the rust In oats and rye which
has extended to the range.
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= TEE sUnmEa-rrs DsnAsEs-

E.
good effects of this medicine in Cholera Morbus Di
arhoea and Dis, Asses of the Bowels incident to the
season. 1t invgOratts the stomach and bowels, and
renders the sy stem great assistance IN combating
the approach of disease.
II you have Cough.
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
= ~ TAKE HAMpTeN's TINoTURs,
Il you nave 1 T1KE lMa1llalproN's T1NcruRE.
Il '0' na'S THRE HiiiAMpreN's TINcrURE.
If you have Pain IN the Back,
= ~ " TAKE HAMPToN's TINcTyRE.
= TAKE HXMPToN's TINcTURR.
''- TAKE HAMpTON,s TINCrURE.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURk,
By its mild action the stomach liver and the kid.
neys, will cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma, Bron-
chSal and Lung Affections, Pains IN the Back Side
and Breast. Consumption and scroiula. Rheumatism,
Gout. Neuralgia, Fistuia, Piles, Bowel Complaint,
Worms ana Nervous Debilities, and all diseases arr
sing from impure blood.
DELlCATE CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
Az A FEMALE MEDICINE,
Hampton's Tincture cannot be excelled. As beau
tfying agent 1t il far superior TO any of the COS
metIcs Of the day, producing beautiful clear skin
and giving to the cheeks the color of the rose i'm.
parting To every muscle that life and elasticity
which gives to all who enjoy health such grace and
beauty.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 co., Richmond; b,
81 MokTfM
more and By Druggists and Shopkeepers eyerywhele
AISl per boStie: six bottles for Is.
jy 20 -dk t.
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RUTTON WOOD 20 900 feet 5 8 But
:, = ten Wood. daily xpectsi rer sehr Mathew
sassar. for ssir lcS from %. Ehstt.
ssN Dsswssa Gain chi SSSSSjh.
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~SopA WArER! SOP.

~SoDA WATER! SODA WATER
Soda water icy cold. with every variety Of Syrup.
IL daily dispensed at the Drug and Prescription
Sore III the subscriber. Call in and try it. Iii
pronounced By many not only the best In this part
OF the city, but the very best in town.
= JOHN w GARLICK,
an lI-lw Market Place, Franklin street.
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I,ELEGRAPHIC NEWS. /
4 sPoRrKD ron TaE @D'sPATCH.,'
The Queens Message
Como at Last !!

Ta1xrrr Bar, Aug. 16.--Ths following message
srous Queen vlcsoris 70 President Buchanan, was
received here from Valencia, Ireland, this after-
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uARPER'S MAGAZINE
Ia FOR SEPTEMBER!
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for September
NICK MAX
YANKEE NOTIONS
BALL0U'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE
All for SEPTEMBER-For sale at
SMITHS bookstore and News gency,
lS2 Main St Custom House Square.
Also, the following NEW BOOKS:
RICHARD HOFFMAN. 4sr Now being published
10 'he N. Y. Ledger
THE FLOWER OF THE FLOCK. By Pierce Egan
OSCEoLA. THE SEMINOLE. BY Capt. Wayne
THE NJ AFGHAN OF NAPLES. By Lieut. MURRAY.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CHART rs cts
ALICE AkRAN. By J. +. smith.
And all the NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES and
NEWSPAPERS au Tits
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All 4 atfrrL. q fHURsDAYs tbs itfh tssesss
Arrsneener q hase been made WIN ~ NAE
m AZ costumer, Of Baltm ~. ~ ivfnisH COSTUMES
for the occnsiOu On rcAsonsbte ttrfnes -
The cosfurnss can be selected twtdaJs PRIOR ~ The
The sss rtment VIM consisted great variety Of
drersrs fancy d, am y. eomksAc TIE sbcle WI -
dsr the c0nfrl and direction a ProhssW u. ".
MUNpER Of Washington CITY,. :. =. u
Tickrts Of admission 70 the Ball " 70. Afmttinga
aentlsuan and 1siy or ladies'
70 ss,s eisIi- z : JOSEPH sB0AH
- Proprietor,
! BIT IL desirable that all should appfsf IN
eostun,r. ard peTsops would do well 20 address Mr.
RxusEr MARSHAL, As the Hygeia. day Of two Ia
advances. and d. signAte the characters that they
would like 10 represcnt. 3.
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~ HOUSEHOLD FusxiTUnS At AUc
rroN a t,eution Ia asked to my sale Of HOUSEHOLD
and Kmchen Furniture. Gas Iixtures m III rs-
&c THIS MORNING. COMMENCING ~ - -. ~ =
between Main and Carr. -. w vvrcra Arct
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~ NOTICES No | MULES FUf

NSSALE-NiULFS MULES.-Jnst arrived and
for sale. q No lot of MULES in the Mule Lot, at
Blarkinships stable, formerly occupi by ,,reen
Walker. Persons wishing to purchase will find it
to their Interest 70 give call before purchasing
elsewhere. rs can sfford to sell on very accommo-
dating terms. l shall always keep supply on
hand. / expect large lot to arrive from Kentucky
soon. G NJ McCLELLAND,
au lifts Late Of Lexington, Kentucky.
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HOW THE NEWS Is TO BIZ RECEIVED.

CHICAGO, Aug. l4-Active preparations are being
made here, uuder the auspices Cf the Board of
Trade for suitable demonstration on the recep
ton of the Queens message. A large amount o
money was subscribed for the purpose at the meetf
Ing of the Board to day. committee was also
appointed to draft congratulatory resolutions to
Cyrus w. Field.
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4 snsxKsuI TsIcx-A lev days since come ps'
con At The Red sulphur. sprinss, ". smnssa nm
self BY slipping notes undee the door, 81 s's'so
stating that tho typhoid Aver he'd "hroken g. ~
there. The trick caused = stAmpede snons w
more nervous, and general circusstion OF snes.
port that typhosc fever existed at that wsss1'ns
place. Prom 900 visitors the number vas rseussa
20 Co. Aistter fro,a there. says, however. thasthe
panic Il over, and sIoat 80 Of the visitors havs re-
turnsd No clue had been ascertained TO the iden.
,ity o. the Joker. The Springs have been entirely
hes,tay All the season. bat one cassof fever having
occurred there, and that bilious. Tho Iettsr men
s,oned above We have received from reliable
gentleman Of this city, aud it, statements may be
implicitly believed. 81
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CRATES, TENDERS. FINE SETS OF
ZONE AND SEE, AND JUDGE FOR

I J~a,,r,sD JED, ANp cSbub IVn
Of0uRSELv ES.-JnM received frcm aus III n
100 pieces Bleach Cotton At 8. 10 and i2x CT. the
srearess and best foods In ihis ctr 10 riee.s
mElte nriihanis a. ia eta. cheap At IN cts 10
worth ~ cts; Extension skirts a. - Is, t'eysc,s
y @s pnity bands 10 and l2h cts; black silks IS
yaid,, worked, W eta: Checked, ksinsnok, Swiss
and Dotted Muslius; swiss Cambria Bobtia and
hid Buck and Lisls Thread asnptiets At 81 cents;
Enb oidered Handkerchiefs AZ 1n and 30 cts, extra
cheap. and lots u Cheap Gscds, q
an is a5 Broad AZ.
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NHw YORK August l6-Cotton quiet: quotations
nominal. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat buoy
ant holders demand an advance: Red 81 ls@l .2j
WI 81 3nG1i.t0 Corn tirm white S59I SEC, yellow
9"tS92c Spirits Turpentine unsettled-Q 1oie1 at Al
@47 Resin stea at 81 90
BALTIMORE. August Is -Flour firm: Howa Il and
OH, $4,000 Wheat quiet: h,te ST %, al &C.
red 81 25@i 20 Corn quiet. White so@e3c, yellow
65G3Sc..
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WHAT TO Buy, AND WHERE TO
W BUY r..
TIE best Stockings FOR ladies' at I'd
Are 70 be bad st Il I'D JACOBS, 20 Main ct
Inc peet cotored eordered Hdkis, AT only I'd,
Are o. be had at GEO JACOBS, ~ Main e.
The hest Duslers, and at tho least prices,
Are TO be had at GEO JACOBS ID ain at
Ire best Hoop Skirts for Misses and children,
Are TO De had at q Ed JACOBS, 40 Main st.
Inc bess assortment Of rich worked Bapfs.
Are 10 be had ut 40 JACOBS, 40 Main RI.
Inc beet bargains IN Bonnets and Ribbons
Are 10 be had at q 10 JACOBS, ~ Main at,
70 II yon wouId secure something cheap IN any
article In his line, only cali NJ
Gro JACOBS, 70 Main 1t.
an fs Nearly All Charles Hrset
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17
nrJoJcJNcs AT THE NORTH

New YosK, Aug. I6.-The bells OF Trinity Church
are row ringing merry peals-fags fying-can-
non roaring. The greatest enthusiasm.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 16.--A salute of 100 guns is
to be fred to morrow morning. All the bells we're
Tung.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-17

9ns Lar 1Bsck ~ TnAps--A friend inform. n.
thas - Seeferdsy purchased some BEAUTIFUL .ss
pesits ~ p0st once and that on peeiius thsm
e1nn4te perfsctiy green undss the shin ~
esi!es having pafsksd the skins rcd r. orXsr 20 ~
nshe then aalssblss-N. n NssDs. y