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FARM FOR SALE am au- -

ChIkW i NFIk Of11E. - du u u 2eS15{
II thorized to sell desirable FARM situa Il.
ted about mites from Richmond. in the county OF
Henrico, about quarter of mile from the Charles
City main road ad Joining the lands of Albert Akin.
the balance il set in oak and pine wood.
The improvements consist OF new dwelling
house containing rooms. passage, &c, &c. new
smoke house and other necessary outhouses. new
orchard and we'll of excellent water in the yard
The property 10 in good neghbcrhood, Terms &C.
commedatipg. Apply to ED EACHO.
an 3D-Im Pearl ct near Exchange Hotel.
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GRAND REcEprIoS.-Cyrus W. Field, Esq, had a
grand reception 1t Great Darlington, Mass, bis ma
tive town, on Thursday. Populations being present
from all the towns in the neigLborhood; in the eve
ming the whole town was illuminated.
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ny CHRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIB
DYE-The best instantaneous Hair Dye in the world
does not hum or give the hair an unnatural APPEAR
ance making il bes utiful brown or black. Sold BY
FISHER & WINSTON, l15 D ain street,
Richmon Va.
Prepared by JOSEPH CHRIsTADoRo, No 8. Astor
House New York an 27-5W
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. DnctrNrp-A. r. Boteler, Esq., has declined the
invitation Of the vrgina State Agricultural soci-
city to deliver the valedictory address at the An
nusl Fair in October mex. at Petersburg.
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- WinDow GLASS AID D1MIscHxs AZ
sAu6if0N .--1he s11ention a Druasists, 0rocers
and S1hers - reqee1eed 70 my ale ct i've hunored
Dem Johns. This MORNING. commencing at 10
O'clock. It my once corntr Of I2th md rary srees.
THOMAS W. KE1sEE
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TIE Crops OF THE WrsT.-The Chicago Journal
informs rs that the aggregate yield of wheat in
the several Western States Is about one half the
average of former years. The freshets, the rust
aud the general unfavorableness of the have
operated disastrously upon this important staple.
In Southern Illinois and in some parts Of Michi-
gan Ohio Indiana, Wisconsin and Minnesota the
yield is fair average; but in other portions of
these States, which have heretofore been the most
productive in this article of grain, the yield falls
30 far below the average that the aggregate yield
cannot exceed half crop. The winter wheat has
been successful wherever raised, and the spring
wheat almost an entire failure.
As regards oats, there is lamentable falling of
in the crop of this year, as compared with that Of
last year. 1t has been almost totally ruined ia
Illinois by the rust, disease which has never
before been knswn to sfiict oats In other
parts of the West the same disease has been
equally fatal to the crop. In Wisconsin and Nj
chigan the yield will be fair, but take the Who'll.
crop of the West together, and We may safely say
that it will fall considerably below half the aver
age.
Barley, too, appears to be short. There is great
inquiry for it by those who wish to buy it, and but
little can be found So, also, with rye.
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BLACK ToscuB.-The "black tongue has madsits
appearance In the vicinity Of Danville. and the
Transcript learns Of ssverai cases Of death from
drinking the milk OF cows 90 diseased.
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~ FAkM Z y Is 3 n Il E.-A smaU
III FARM for sale, in New Kent county, abort Is
miles below Richmond. and two miles south of the
Stage Road. Said Farm contains 100 acres Of Land.
embracing about Is or 20 of superior meadow.
and good small size Frame Building on the prem
res, and Spring of excellent water Any person
MORGAN. near the Farm. or to ED. N. MORGAN,
Main street, Richmond. va.
au 30-ts Executrix Est Of VIM. J Morgan. decd.
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MassiAck.-iion. fsyette McMullsu, Governor
2. ssn'nsson Territory, who recently obtained !
a'vo'se RON Dis wife residing 10 Virginia, wss
~.sI'so ~ olympia, on the 18th nit, to Miss Mary
Wood, Of Thurston county, W.T..
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DARING ROBBERY IN NASHVILLE, TEsN.-Between
two and three O'Clock yesterday morning, = daring
highway robbery was committed upon Samuel D.
Nicol, Esq, District Constable. While walking in
the open ground between Magnolia Gardens and
the old McNary place, in West Nashville, he was
SET upon BY three men, who, after they had PIN
nioned and gagged him, first disarmed him of =
pair of pistols, and then ried his pockets Of SASS,
in bank bills. On his attempting TO call for help,
one of the thieves directed another to knife him,
and s,op his id fuss" The other, not finding
knife convenient, shot him with his own pistol,
iniicting very serious wound in the right arm,
above the elbow They threw down the pistols,
and took to their. heels.-Nassutle NeCs
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= TIE GREAT GOLD NUGGET OF Au8rRALfB.--The Aus
tralian correspondent Of the London Times gives
the following account of the last great gold nugget
found In that country: 4xt
the discover Of q monster nugget OF pure sod at
Ralarat, weighing 22i7 ounces. This. the last and
largest mass Of the metal yet discovered il thus de-
scribed This wonderful nugget is about 20 inches
long by six or seven broai and nearly much deep
1t had Larrow escape of being two nuggets instead
Of oro for at point third from the end. its con-
Is 40 slight that the men afraid to handle their
prize much, lest they might break it in two. In
shape it has grotesQue resemblance to o skeleton
horses head and shoulders. Il, narrow part we
have mentioned representing the neck; or it looks
Ike continent, with a peninsula attached toit by
narrow isthrnus 1t bears upon its sides the marks
of several hard blows from the pick.
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Striking CoErRAsr.-The slight notice the At
lantic Telegraph receives in the London presss In
striking contrast to the interest it has awakened
among the journals of this country. Here the
facilities it gives for Information are eagerly sought
to be used for the benefit of newspaper readers,
and TO Keep up the interest in the journals. In
England, even In the Times" two or three lines
dispose Of the telegraphic Information from Vaen-
tia Bay, and all the telegraphic dispatches in the
paper seldom cover over three inches of spases.-
In the United States, journal that does not have
half a column of telegraphio intelligence daily 10
Of no account as a newspaper.
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A Crown OF GOLD ON TIE TOMB OF NINE SeNTAG.-
Tho Duke Of Mecklenburg Strelitz has placed
laure, crown of gold on the tomb of Nine. Sontag.
who lies buried by her sister Nios's side, in the
chapel of the convent at Marienthal, village near
Dfesden
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THE FEVER AT CHARLESTON-THE CAL
TIIREn AFRICANS

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Aug. 2s.-Captain Bolles. OF
the ship Camden, died on Friday of yellow fever.
He was native of Connecticut.
The captured Africans, brought into port by
Lieut.. Bradford, OF the United States brig Dolphin,
this morning, have been quarantined.
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Er1scTs OF LIaHrSIre.-The house Of James Bur-
ress, ia New Hanover county, N. G., was struck
by lightning on Friday last. The Wilmington
Journal says:
The lightning struck on an end Of the upper sto
TT splitting the mantls-piece and some other wood
work, AMI injnring little daughter Of Mr.. Burress
sgsd about eight years The childs hair 10 singed
or burned On side of her head her clothes torn
into -breds and long livid mark down one side Of
her ehest and abdomen. partakne a: we are inform
little girl IL now quite sensible ard likely torecsvsr
A bed in the upper story was completely thrown
out Of the bedstsad. Down stairs the mantle pieces
we're shattered the glass in book all smash
Cd and the small particles driven into the wall op-
pOsite like shot locking glass oppos te was also
broken and some injury done to a shutter.
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RAIN AND Caops IN VIRGINIA. The recent showers
seem 70 have bean general. In Petersburg and
Alexandra, on Friday. rain fell plsntifuliy. In
Kanewha county, there have been good rains, and
the corn crop In the Kauawha Valley. II 70 said,
win not tvrn out 20 bad after all. On Friday,
tbere wss rain At Abingdon, and the virgluian ex-
presses favorable opinion Of the crops in that VI
- ultv r
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IMPROVEMENT or NAvIGAIIoS-The citizens of
Morgantown, Monongalia county, Va, have voted
q subscription of $4,000 to the slackwater i'm
provement of the Monongahela river. Besides this
sum, $500 has been raised in the same place by
private subscription
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FATAL Accidental negro owned by John Willis,
IL Orange G. H., Va, was killed while asleep on
the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, on Saturday,
by the cars running over him.
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NJ JANIS T SUTToN, JR., Pension
Agent and Notary Public has moved his Office TO the
corner of Main and 18th streets, over VIM. A. Wal
ters, and opposite Price q Watkins dry goods
store.
ga BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS and SCRIP
wanted j.. s.
au I7-3tA
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~ VIKOINIA CENTRAL .AGaICULIU'
rat soc,rrY Notice In hereby given, that Captain
WM RICHARDSON and Messrs JAMES
LEWELLRN and TaOS BUTLER have been ~
roiufed Soliciting Agenss for memberships OF thls
3ocietv-the st-naned gentleman 70 operate IN
the West and Southwest portion Of this STATE. sns
A. this society has pledged the sum necessary 70
meet the expenses Of Fair, 70 be held 10 Kicnmon"
Dy the United States Agricultural Society IN Octo
len thou and dollars 1t is earnestly suggested that
the friends of this National gathering.wh,ch VIII
and a. important a. imposing-will promptly sno
fayorably meet the calls of these gentlemen, tnus
saving time and expense IN making the necessary
collections.
ANY information desired VIII be cheerfnlly given
bv these Hxenta CHAkLES DINMOCk,
" -. = Sec'y v q A Society.
HTCity and country papers, friendly to the cause
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- LrooR1on Bo1Lras. 90

LICORICB BOILEHs, % AND IIV
GALLONS. FOE Woop Oh CoAL-These Boilers have
very simple arrangement for regulating the heat
and for retaining It at o given temperature for
long time. Just to hand, per schooner Haxall. and
for sale ct the Governor Street Stove Store, ~
~ '-- " GEORGE sTARRETT.
N B-Smaller sizes. to arrive. Also. the Farmers
Boilers all sizes. on hand. ~ ~
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DISPATCH ron THn sepa1N0s.-I6ysns r..
tNef Nateee paees. cax 4ays re plsRaf NJ
ssiers af "a eesnti,sc roo. ard pdvssc ~ advance
Per A< k,AA aamtd.
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LOST.

T OST-A Gold PENCIL and PEN, with
II the name e @ Mcclure, engraved upon It. A
LIBERAL reward will be given for it, II delivered at the
office o. Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.
au 7S-3ts
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A UGU3T 31sr, 1858.

A UGU3T 31sr, 1858.
~ GREAT BARGAINS.
THOMAS R. PRICE l. co. until the Fall Trade
begins earnestly, will close out some chOioe lots:
Black and Coiorsd Silks and Silk Robes
Bareges Barege De LANES
Mousians, Cashmeres
Organdies, Colored Lawns
Jsconets Linens, Sheetings, &c. &C.,
At heavy discount upon the prime cost. call
from all In want is requested. IS for the next few
weeks, regular slaughter may be expected
au3 80 T PRICE & co.
Nl SCHOOL.-The exercises Of Mrs s HOOP
EKS School will be resumed on MONDAY, the 9Th
of September.
Terms made known on application.
au 39-3Ls
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D@ STEaRNs & MARvIN's
WILDER PAT. SALAMANCA SAFE,
SECURED BY THE LA BELLE"
POWDER AND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK-
These celebrated SAFES have been in use sevor-
enteen years. and not dollars worth of books or
papers has ever been destroyed in them Two hun.
dred ADD forty have been tested in accidental fires
For sale by
MAssIE PLEAsANTs, Agents.
au l8-lm No 81 Cary streot
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EOR sALE-A very good looking and

kOk SALE-A very good looking ana
An excellent Boot Maker Another nne aired and
good looking NAN, about thirty years old. w1o J,
= good Carriage Driver. yonng MAN OIL xeoq
size and appearance, rs years old. Who - sPSo
Carriage Driver and Houss servant. He hss $50
worked on farm. His master desires to sell MN
10 remain near the city. handsome young VIZ
NAN, about II or Is years old eoasdershiy ever
the average sizs; who Is a good general House fef
want and Nurse. Has good disposition. She - 10
an s7-seos CARY sfRkET JAIL
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NEW BUOkS Al
~ GEO VESTS bookstores,
14th st under Exchange Hotel.
THE 7 40 Sisters, by Mrs Emma h n Sc uthworth.
carded Daughter" missing Bride" &C, &c. 2
vols Paper, 90 Cloth 3.
XORDAUNT; tale of Twelve Hundred and Ten, by
Sir Walter scott. Bart, author of "Waverly,"
"Ivanhoe," &c. DC; so
THE Wife's fria,s; novel. by Miss Pardoe; so
RATTLIN the Refer; a tale of the Sea. by Captain
Marryatt; IS
BLACKWO0D for August; Is
HARPER, Graham, aodey, Leslie, Peterson Knick-
erbocker, and all the other Magazines for sep.
tember Ru 3o-lt
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THE RATE OF TRANSMISSION OVER THE CABLE
The New York Tribune states that the instruments
now In use at Trinity Bay and Valentis records
words at the rate of two per minute, or one hun
dred and twenty per hour. Improvements will
doubtless be made upon this; but at this rate the
cable can transmit more than two thousand eight
hundred words per day.
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VESSEL STRUCK BY LIaHrNISG.-Schr Kate Brig
ham, Welsh, Wilmington, N. C 18th instant, lat.
IS o6, lon. II II, was struck by lishtnisg, which
shattered mainmast, mzenmast and mizen top.
mast, cut standing rigging, and did considerable
damage about decks; the crew were all knocked
down and paralyzed, but soon recovered. She ar.
rived in New York Friday in u damaged condition.
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MYSTERIOUS AFrAIR-There is some excitement
10 Brunswick county, Virginia, relative to the dis.
appearance OF Charles Williams, young man who
went to Sussex on the 2Sth of Juue to be married,
and has not been heard from. The Petersburg
Democrat, however, says he has been heard from,
aud is now in that city or Richmond.
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APPOINTMENT o. 4 Paorsgpol. The chair Of Gresk
q ne Enchbsrs colIs4s ID bess allied by tks
unaaimoas appesptmeatof rstsick Hsary Cabeli,
Hpqs graduats 81 Emory aud Henry College, W.
a6d 1or scmetlms aeestant proeksssr Of Languages
id that College. The chair ~ Mental and Moral
science will In future be alled BY Rev. W. ".
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PEABODY. FOR BALTIMORE
Freight received to-day, MONDAY, At II O'Clock,
int not sooner and mp to the hour of o'clock N.
TUESDAY, 3st inst ,unlessa sufi1ciency be receiv
ed prior to that hour.
Consignees are requested to send fer their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston forwarded directly ON at mod
an ss~2t LUDLAM d WATSON.
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pJueoHAsr.-Wanted

Z n.y. WANTED TO PURCHAsn-Wsnteo
By the undersigned, at any point on The Richmond
And Petorsbur9 Railroad, betwe-n kicnmon1 anu
pesarshnrU gy1 cords best qua ity OAK WOOD, Ior
which 81 30 per cord wilt be paid cash on the deiv
err Of each 50 cords. Apply 70 .ppyrnroN =
,a,v sat Depot,
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GRAIN MoyEMENTs-Over1 Is 900 bushels of wheat
were shipped from Bristol, Tenn, to eastern mar
kets, over the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad last
week, Of which 5000 bushels arrived In Bristol il
Wagons About 1000 bushels Of corn were re-
ceived In Norfolk, Va, Friday, over the Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad
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+ LIE dis p Al TCH

fiyfycx 70 AbvxKrftEks- = ldsxyfsssmsnts ~
- fgspArcT MMx b handAf u By ~ O'Clock IN he
= 6sssoss n erf<r 10 appedF tAs mkM day. 1hs
fafpr pvsxsuu n ddssrtseC<s ts upon ne cpMSs ~
oar pantr WI M dds~1 " their ytcdtton Nsv hs
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A.CHAxPIoH FIRE PROOF SATEs.--
One thousand dollars is offered for proof that
the contents OF any one of Hefrings Parent
Cham pion Safes have ever been destroyed by fire.
{" Burglar-proof Safes " are made by Messrs, Her
ring Co. NOT one of which has ever been robbed.
KNOWLES WALFORD, Agents.
an l7-2w No. FL Ptarl ct.
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D@A CAaD-C. G. MHRA, late Pro
Carolina Female @ Ilegiate destitute CoIumbia s
c. respectfully offers his professional services the
citizens OF Richmond and vicinity. Rooms pres
ent at Mrs. Harv oods. on Bank ST. au2j-Ims
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1@- WATER CooLERs.-We have OF
hand Of our own manufacture, the best oualit,
WATER COOLER. neatly painted. Call and sup
ply yourselves at
KEEsEE 4 PARIS Pottery,
my Its Corner Of 18th and Cary streets
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Mr.. VERNON IN THE FoREsrs.-A letter from David
" Whiting, Esq, postmaster at Santa Fe, New
Mexico, states that he has colectsd-in that far
of town-the sum of $50, for the Mount Vernon
cause. The association seems to have its "knights'
everywhere, aud very energetic enes, too, if we
take Mr.. Whiting as q sample.
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NIOTICE.-All persons haying claim

NUTICE.-1H persons hRvlng CHAINS
l> against ha estate of the late LUCIAN MINOR,
decea ed will pr. sent them at once, properly
henticated to the undersigned, or GoDpIs PPER-
SON, Rich nopd. that immediate arrangement may
be made for settlement and those indebted will come
forward and pay, 10 desirable for an imme-
diate settlement of said estate. PRICE.
Admir-, with W II annexed.
Hanover H, Aug. 80. 1858. 20-dI0tdw2t
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GUASo IN EssLANp.-The use Of guano In Great
Britain has more than trebled In year. The i'm
portation 10 l85. amounted TO but SO SIS, tons,
while 60 far In 1885, IL has reached ia ,so4 tons.
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~LIFB INsURAHCE.-MUrUA BENZ
FIT COMPANY.

KNUWLES u W ALFtIhD. . ReUt5 q FeHIf u.
Dr. A. SNEAD. Medical Examiner.
Thf, company affords the insured advantages
shich render il very desirable to those who wish ~
nav the least money and receive their dividends
while living The annual dividend Is over onethirs
the premium paid.
an 17-2w KNOWLES WAEfUhD.
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MARINE INTELLIGENcF.-By the Canada we learn
that the ship Minehaha, Capt. Beauchamp, from
New York, February I'D, had arrived at Melbourne
previous to June l4th and that the ship Telegraph,
Capt. Giles, from Richmond, Virginia, had cleared
on the 10th Of June, for Guam"
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043Y11returUed to the city, after absence of .
few weeks. and would be pleased to see those with
whom be has made engagements and all others who
may need his services. He may be fund at ALL
HOURS. All work warranted.
Office and Residence, No. 23l Main street, between
8th aud 9th, near the new Mechanics Institute.
Sichmol d. Auc Both. an S0-6t
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nISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The business heretofore carried on un-
der the name of Waltz all. kubank Co.. has been
dissolved and will in future b. conducted by the
subscribers, und or the firm OF WALTHALL h EU-
BANK.
The name of the former firm will be signed by j.
II. WALTHALL in liquidation
j. II. WALTHALL,
au 30-3tf JAS. B. EUBANk.
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w tleman of some ten years experience,
merchant. He would like to get situation In some
larae mercantile establishment, either In Richnond
or Petersburg as Book-Keeper or SALESMAN Dav-
ing an extensive country acquaintance, he fatters
IA nself he could Influence considerable amount OF
trade The very best city references will be given.
Address, Box 407, Petersburg, Va.
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Hampton's Tncture cannot be exceile1. As beau
tifying agent it is far superior to any Of the cos
met!cs Of the day, producing beautiful clear skin
and giving to the cheeks the color of the rose, inn
parting to every muscle that life and elasticity
which gives to all who enjoy heath such grace and
beauty.
Sold By PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; By
pr. COOKE. fredericksburg; by all the Druggistsip
Pet Peter ~ M9E tsd X mOMBKAY. BAIT.
k1-fl per bottle: SIX bottles for es.
jy 20 -dkf t.
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~ The SUMMEK-ITs DIsIAsEe-
fHE REMEDY AT HAsD-HAhProN's yEoErABLl
good effects of this medicine In ChSefA Morbus, Di
arhoea and Dis asses of the Bowe incident to the
season. Ii inyigorates the stomach and bowels, and
renders the ystem a great assistance in COMBATING
the approach of disease.
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DEArH.-J. N. Reynolds, for the last twenty
years active politician of New York, died at ST.
Casharne Springs, Csnada, on the 25th inst. He
was an intimate friend of the great 'Harry OF
the West" and was famous for his stump speeches
in his favor during '40-'44. He was nearly sixty
years of age. As an original advocate of Symms's
famous Theory ofhollow earth, and an active friend
of the South Sea Exploring Expedition, he was
first familiarity known to the public.
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TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY AND TIE UNI
TED STATES GovKRNMgST.-Lord Derby, in answer
to the representations of the Directors of the At.
lantic Telegraph Company, has signifed the will
linguess Of the British Cover nment to amend the
charter Of the company as to place its Organiza
ization, &C., upon footing Of absolute equality
regards the British and American Government
So states the New York Herald, though the tale is
very Improbable.
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NRr-s1nSy1h FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
i3sss2S5 LEAVE TUEsDAY--The Canal Boat
BRISTOL, will leave as above.-For freight apply
to WIN COX,
an 2O-2t AZ the Shed Dock at
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WANTS

NTANTED--A PARTNER. with cash
w capital Of from THREE to FIVE THOUSAND
dollars, in q very lucrative manufacturing estab-
which 70 at this timei in full add successful
operation. ANY person DESTROYS can communicates
with "a. B - Dispatch on. giving name aud ad
drsss, ana where an immediate intsrview can be
rad an aD-2ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-30

NOME ONE, come all, and yoar frienA
" bring,
To hear the great PICK WATKINS stag;
On franklin street. Opposite Metropolitan Hal,
ANDRE MULIERS Retreat 10 IN. place % esii-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-30

pTOCKS FOR SALE-8,G0O We. and I.
~ Railroad Bords Cd mortgage
lu,000 Va State 6's
rs Shares Central Railroad
WANTED
Bank Of Virginia. Farmers and Exchange Bank,
for which the highest market price will be raid.
CIV PURCELL co,
au 30 Stock Brokers'