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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

IVA ON MECHANICSyILLE TURNPIKE, 2H
MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SAL s.-The d q
sirahle ,untry seat OF q. BaEAyT. Esq located as
abont 6S acres of land, highly Improved. of which
abou. 60 acres are cleared. The imp .ovements on
and every other building that could be desired, the
numoer of which il would be unnecessary to emu
merate The house is surrounded by handsome
forest oaks, and the largest variety of tai
trees shrubs flowers, &C.. to be found on any other
place Of the same size there Is also large garden
well stocked with fruits and vegetables
As no description which c-uld be given would
convey correct idea of the beauty of thu pac per
SONS disposed TO purchase respectfully req nes
ted to examine it G0DDIN 4 AppERSOS.
PS-As Mr.. BREANT ex eects shortly to wish Eu,
rope agredt barg1iH Can be had If mmediats appli-
cation he made for the above Farm The terms of
pc ment will be made most liberal Apply to
G0DDIN Il APPERSON,
iy Z7-2aTim Aucts.
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1Tps PHILIP MAYO'b SCHOOL viii

MRS. PHILIP MAlOs SCnOVL s .l
INl Ia re-oren.d GA MONDAY, the 18th OF sep,
tembeg in room on the lot ewnen ana a
Nv M thomas BROCK enbrough, On Clay, between ~
a1 For RI further particulars enquire of Mss MAYO
at tie Richmond House.
au 4-2aw4wdtlaw4w$ ---
NORM MEAL.-THE ARMORf MILL
u cnpN MEAI.--A superior article OF Bolted
MEAL can be had at the Armory MIL.
TsilI be delivered regularly In oil parts Of the
city 10 dealers, 70 whom strong inoncements VIII oo
offered To patronise this MILL
Ali orders shall have prompt attention 4 LETT at
the Mill, with JUN cv AN, Mihet' i
:
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CHAs 8 DAWSON.

mH- CHsoPLasTIo TEETH - Artificial
Teeth By the CdE0PLASTICPR PROCESS, are insert
ed by the subscriber and warranted To be superior
10 every respect to any other method now ia use
Specimens can be seen sc the subscribers once,
Main street, opposite Corinthien Hall
jy l5-im JNO MCCONN ELL, Dentist
N.B-Mr. Mcconnell will use electricity In the
extraction Of Teeth fr those who wish to try It.
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a. COX'S LINE.-The only
szsE551zssss<ssssae regular Line Freight Boat from
kichmond to Lynchburg, three times week, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA. Capt. VIM B. Smith,
Do. TII0s. ". Johns, Capt. Chas. J. Johnson
Do. LITTLE TENN ESSEE, Capt. Jas. w. Maxwell
Do. OLIVIA. Capt. Jos. s. Wilkenson.
Do. NAPOLEON, Capt. Geo. O. Layne
Do. TEMPEST, Capt. John Donald
These Boats are all of tho first class, and com
manded by careful and experienced Captains and
leave promptly as advertised The subscriber, thank
ful for past favors so literally bestowed begs con
tinuance OF the same. For freight apply to
- VIM p. COX, Agt, +
At the Shed. Dock street. in rear of old Gas Works
ia Cts
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A u WORKMAN, VI ID, Medical Board. Is
Ro T COLEMAN, Nd jy BITS
sss- NorIcs subscriber having

Ear NOTICE. The snbscriber having
purchased OF Mr. w Peterson the entire stock or
pRUHS aud MkDICINE S at the Store on the eorrer
Of Main and Wall streets. formerly Gaynor Woods
City Drug Store ana having made large additions
to the stock am prepared to offer to my friends
and the public generally. every thing in my iae as
good and ~ cheap as they can be purchased else
where and would be PLEASED TO have them give me
caiI before purchasing as feel confident Of giving
'n W. ,s sa sire cHAs 8 DAWSON
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CHURCH DEDIcArIoS. = The new Presbyterian
church ut Greenwich, Prince William county, Wal
dedicated on Saturday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Dnt
ton, of the Valley of Virginia large assembly
present 10 witness the ceremony. A considerable
amount was raised to meet the debt due for the
construction.
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~ NoTIoH. "A meeting Of the stock
holders Of .'Ths Chickahomiuy and James River
steam Navigation Company VIII DC ne,d az n 81
Charles Hotel, Ia the CRY of Richmond. on TUES
DAY. 18th Of August. at 10 O'clock. A. N
sul -dtd JOSEPH 9 HARWOOD, secfy.
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pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

~ A PROCLAMATI0N.-Info rmationh having been
received by the Executive, that JAMES TkAMMEL
alias JAMES SOUTHARD. and JAMES SMITH,
escaped on sunday night, the 18th irst.. from the
Jail Of the County OF Alsxandria. while confined
therein under charge of burglary and robbery,
and are now going at large: therefore i do hereby
offer a reward of ONE HUNDRED D0LLAES 10
any person who shall arrest either tn. said Jane
Trummel alias Southland, or the said James Smith
and deliver either into the Jail of said county Of
Alexandria; and do moreover quire all officers Of
this Commonwealth. civil and military, and request
the people generally to their best exertons &c
procure the arrest OF the said escaped prisoners
that they may be brought to justice.
f-0, Given under my hand as Governor and I'M
}L.s der the Less zeal Of the &c nmonwea,. H. at
t~~-' Richmond, this 18Th day Of July, ISIS.
HENRY A. WISE. Z
BY the Governor.
GEORGE W. MUNF0Rp,
Sec'y of the CONT h
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INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF GREAT BRITAIN-
On the 10th was issued an account of the public
income and expenditure for the year ending the
Both June, 1858. The gross income was f66 SIS 00O
the expenditure $685. 226 600, leaving an excess of
the latter over the former of f346,000. Among tho
extraordinary items OF expenditure we're the Prin-
Cess Royals dowry, the cost of the Persian war
ff90o,000, and the expenses of the late war with
China, (fgoo,ooo1 The balances in the Exchequer
on the Both of June, 1857, amounted TO f6.6lI 900,
and on the same day in 1858 f5 Ss2, 000.-Ea-
rsl,ean Tines.
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TIE SrEUBEN M0NUMENT.-The Steuben Central
Committee of New York city state that the re-
ceipts from the recent festival amount to $500
iesvinga clear profit of $700 after deducting the
expenses. We think our German fsllow-citizens
may feel a just pride in the fact that they have
exceled their New York brethren The receipts
of the festival at Arlington Spring amounted to
$1,000. There is such a warm hearted enthusiasm,
about this class of our population, that when they
undertake Pre- ject, it is pretty sure 10 be accom-
piished: and we may expect to have Steuben
Monument erected which will be an honor to these
contributing to it, and a worthy memento of tina!
distinguished warrior and patriot, whom every
American delights to honer-Ufsh Union.
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s6r NEW YoaK LIFE IssURAxcs Con-
PANT.
CAPITAL 81, 100000.

The above Company is PURELY MUTUAL, and
DIVIDENDS are declared ANNUALLY. and have
averaged about IS or 40 per cent.
when desired 40 per cert. of the annual premium
will be loaned 70 the insured
ThisCompany has paid in the State OF Virginia,
more than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows. orphans and creditors.
All losses have been PAID PROMPTLY, and vii b.
out litigation. ssss.
for the benefit of your family.
Gen'l Agent and Atty for Virginia,
az Main az
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A WEALTHY MARRIAGE.--M'lle Meet of France, the
daughter of the proprietress of the welIknown
champagne wines, says the Gazette du Midi, is
about to marry her cousin, NJ. AubAn. She receives
afortnne 900 traDcs in money. 500 900 francs
for residence aud furniture, and 100000 for trea
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-, :, sset sssssd. ~ = ziISS Nsse 111 80
xTSIv1D.
SIR Nellie b. Haisy. PhtlAdsipAiss ecsi. y e
III Ill Hicsisvl1. shortsr. Philadelphia. -. y
Ds sesr Va s,ssrs, Jones. Baltimore. wheat. to
"a schr Nasbansi Rus. Astord, Aibany, ism1ss'
scss csshss a joSsson. Enninxhan. Aibsny.
luRfss Eii g snsddss, Walss. Nov York; ies
A sosi s Sa Il the Times slovsr White Point sr
80 go Z. = 80 - SAILED.
steamer Jamestown. Parrirh. New York. mdse
aud uaseenuers. Ludam watson.
stssmer dec Peabsdy. Pritchsst, Baltimore mdse'
stssmsr virsinis. Kelly PAIladsiphla mdse and
passenxers, H tn title.
Shin Hsrmine, Capt 4. Str'cAer. for Bremen. with
779 bhds OF tobacco and tobacco stems, by EDWARD
NORFOLK, Va. Aug. s.-.Arrived bark 8. W. Hol-
brook. Hsibrook. days from Vt. Marys. bound for
RIO JAxE1Ro. In port dschg., barks Impes .tor,
from Richmond. and Henrietta. from Baltimore
MOTICE.-I have in store, and for sale,
rEA cnEgGE sPIqEs sS
HOP YEAST CAKES. (oooD) 4o.. and ask . cali
from my friends and the public hoping By attention
to business, / may be borns in mind. Store on
Broad street. 2nddosr from 9th;
| y Richmond City STOCK
Virginia State STOCK.
Il IL MAURY co,
Exchange and Stock Brokers,
/ jy l4-ts Under Sc. Charles Hotel.
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HORRIBLE AcclpENr-C. Weaver, was instantly
killed on Saturday night last, near Weaver, syile,
Fauquier County, Va, by being run over by the
up train on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
Ii is supposed he was lying on the track at the
time, aud the engineer did not see him. When the
accident happened, the train was Immediately
stopped. the body YVES most shockingly man
oil
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EXTENSION BUSILE AND tXPAN.
1sION sKIRTs.-Wc are sole agents for the City
OF Richmond for the sale Of Mrs. l. Nathan celebra-
ted Skirts and have this day received per stean err
Roanoke, very large lot. to which we respectfully
invite the attention of the trade.
Also, fresh lots OF aud desirable goods in the
way OF Hosiery, Belts, Gloves. &c &c, by every
THOMAS. HUGHES CALDw y,
No paav -
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NEE Yoxk. August 3.--The Persia arrived hsrs
this h6prnins. with da1es from Llysrpool 70 ~
24th July.
European politics are doll.
The indian IBjif had passed both HOUSES Of Pnx'
llament. Alec, the bill admitting Jews 70 seafs ia
the House Of Cotsncnss
ar. DIsrseii had stated in the House Of Commoni
that the dovernmsut was preparing PLAN for SUD
.ransrted siavess which Il Was believed vould Be
satisfscfosy, and accomplish the ends 10 view
The fanstcal movements In Turkey against
Christians still continue.
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rr,nszzrzr1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

E4a# COMPANY, 1874 Main st. having
resumed Their Steamship Express TO and from Nor,
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers JaInes
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Ly nchburg, Salem, Wytheyile
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima are now prepared to forward, with great dis.
PATCH and at reduced rates, every Kind Of Merchan
disc. Valuable PARCELS, Jewelry, &C.. to the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers who viii give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
freight received, on day of sailing, until O'Clock
PM J. L. MACD0NOUGH,
AGENT of AdamSl Expresa Co
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by LHb dOVtTUOr.
GEORGE W. MUNFoRp,
Sec'y OF the Com tn.

James Tramuel alias James Souih hard. Is i've feet
six or eight inches high dark hair aud dark com
plexon. thick lips and good teeth. He is about IS
or p years old.
James Smith is slender. o feet inches high. brown
hair and light eyes. oval lace, prominent mouth
old, iy 3l-sw3y
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ls. 1sf.Ja 90

Capital. January 1st. 32s ~
Paid for losses BY dsatn IS
Z sly a5.434 z73 -
The advantages OF insuriaR with this company are
unsurpassed. Dividends Of IS per cent are ANNUAL
1t paid the insured Half the annual premium -
loaned the insured II he wslss ~ per et. inter st.
Please call at u Pearl street and o. CUR
Life insurance Books, X. w.
au 3-2w ~
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q A~X ASHLAND IVA

w AAA n y II II N ~ " a
RACEE-FALL MEETING q,
Ssl s'S.-The proprietor Of tbs
.-snew and beauEf1i Race
Course. sixteen miles North Of Richmond, direct .
on the line Of the Richmond, fredericksburg ATS.
Potomac Railroad. begs to announce to the raeinz
world. the following stakes 70 be run FOR over ha
curse, this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY. ths
18th diy Ut October 1858, and continuing fonr days
and hopes that the owners Of racing stock will ser
in their sntraDces without delay.
TUESDAY First Ddy-swecpstake for three yean
old colts and Niles. mile heats 500 entrance S.
forfeit. To close the Let Of October.
SECOND RAeE-Sgms Day.-sweepstake for tire
years Id colts and hies $50 entrance half forfeit
Two mile heats. To close thu ist OF October.
WE.NEsDAy = Scond Day--Proprietor's tuftl
$500, three mile heats.
TnuRspAr- Third Doy.-Jockey Clab Parse slooo,
four mile hests.
FRIDAY : Espth Day The Ashland Handicap
Swaspstakes two ana half miles, 500
$50 forfeit, SIS declaration. If declared By the 25t
OF September To clos on the lst or september. Z.
Ample stablinz and the hsst accommodation vi
be furnished To all who may attend. Hacers sbd
rrainsrs will find the Ashland HSteln all that Il
desirable.
For entries or other information. address the PRO
piietor at Ashland Hanover coun X. Va
au 3-dfd JAMES NJ. TAYLlk, Prcprietor
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$500 REwARD.-JEFFRIES' An
Q2ey1Ny ycIDAIE SpECiEIC MIKTIIR z for

QHON REWARD.-JEFFRIES' Ar
pCOO TIDoTE, SPECIFIC MIXTUREfor the
care Of Gonorrh@a. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy without the least
restriction of Diet drink, exposure change in ap
plication to business. The proprietor challenges
single case of recent 6onorrhea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted ii dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days
and it neither creates nor offends the pal
ate, and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
Interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed a.
speedily as is consistent with the production of
thorough and permanent cure. It's ingredients are
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect, either
CONSTITUTE nally or locally, can be caused by its
use
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, G
Ring, No 90, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLESDEk, corner of I'd and Walnut sts
agent for Philadelphia.
BOLDLY FISHER 4 WINSTON,
fe22-dly Richmond Va.
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SRipBuILDISG AT EAST BosToS,--There are eight
new vessels, OF nearly 10000 tonnage, now build
ing in the different ship yards at East Boston, en-
ploying abont $50 mechanics-Quite rsvivaI frol.
the recent stagnation Of the business.
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Mrs. Macready, the actress aud dramatic reader
WAS admitted intothe New Jerusalem e " edsnbor,
elAD) Church, Of Chicago, by the rite Of baptism
on Sunday, the 18th nlt.
duel II announced to take place between Tho
ms y. Marshall and Thomas z. Porter. They rot
into quarrel 1t Versailles, KY, on the 9th uis
Porter choked Marshail aud Marshall retorted By
. challenge.
Capt. Asa II. Calhoun, of the clppsr bark FLIGHT
Of Nsw York, died at New Orleans, on the 18Th MI,
By yellow fever. $50
One thousand emisrsnts left Belfast, Ireland.
up 70 the lat Of July this year. six thousand les
than for the ssme time In 1857.
Rsv. NicholasJ. Watkins for60 yssrtA mstho.
ass minister, dtsd In Baitimors - shs Let Inst.
:. Edward 9. Gsast. 81 Nosfslk, Va. was among
th0se reeelglng ~ dsgree Of Bachelor ii Arts 81
the annual eoanencspsat u Yale College, last
week. FSts e. al g q
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a GLOVE KID CATERS AND
BOOTS, WITH AND WITHOUT HEELS
for ladies' aud Misses wear, of unsurpassed qualify
selling at extremely low prices. by
MARCUS HARRIS,
ad4 Isl Broad st
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q WATCH LOST - Lost satur-
"a day morning, a Silver Detached LEVEh
NA No i76s, Tobias maker. The Watch via,
lost on 81 or Sd street. reward OF IS will
be given for its return TO this Office. or ut the shop
II the undersigned, on the corner OF "a aud Broad
streets
Jewellers will please notice the above deseriptig,
au2-3x VIM. MYERt
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low IS IT THAT LEWIS STOKE IS

Ia ALWAYS CROWDED WITH LADIES IN
SEARCH OF DRY d0ODSy The answer is. that he
is selling the cheapest Goods in the city, and always
keeps on hand very large and desirable stock of
Dry Goods He has just received, per last stea mer
from New York. 1000 yards of excellent White Bril-
bantes which he is selling i2}a cents per yard
can't be bought elsewhere for less than Is cents per
yard. Fast Colored Lawns ut S1s certs, worth 12a
cents: very fine French Worked CELLARS at SI.75
worth 80; Swiss Mnsl at I21s cents, worth 1879
wide Mosquito Lace, at rs cents per yard, worth
s71s cents PER yard fine Grass Linen Hdkfs at Is
cents. worth 80 cents; fiue Linen Cambria Hdkfs at
l21a cents, worth lSsz cents; long Silk Mtts a. IS
cents per .pair; Slate Color. ani Unbleached Stock
incs at 6L cents per pair. ana
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SHOCKING TO RELATE-What is The

- matter? Where does this crowd come from p
What is 0ing on! DO tell me what ia the cause of
this excitement Has any accident happened, or
any robbery been commIttei2 Why, do ron not
know what il the cause Of all thi? Why, look at
the ladies' their cheerful faces and their par
GELS. Look how they are conyersing together.
thought everybody knew that 90LDSMIT was
closing out his stock of Goods at such sacrificing
prices. He is selling the greatest bargains in the
and l2]s cts; Dnity bands 10 and i21f cts; Dotted
Musiins as low as 10 els; Paraso,s almost given
away Elastic BELTS pa cts Steel Hoops % cts; Tx
tension skirts 81 IS; handsome Embroidered Hdkfs
31a cts; Hosiery; iits, Ek broideries Black Silss
Cambria and Swiss Eiges and Insertings, Corsets,
Trimmings, White Goods. and host OF other arti.
cles, winch he is closing out at such prices hat have
never been heard of before. GOLDSMITH,
tfrcad at
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INDIAN BATrLE.--A bloody BATTLE 10 reported tc
nave occurred between band of Sioux and Chip
pewas, near Big Stone Lake, Minnesota, ON the
18th Of July, in which twenty Sioux and eieyeu
Chippewas we're killed.
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EUk HiRE-For the balance Of the
Il year, FEMALE SERVANTS, accustomed to
housewoIk, &C., &C.
F0a RENT-Several Houses in and out of the city
Terms accommodating. Apply 10
II. D. EACHU. Pearl street,
an 4-lt Near the Exchange Hotel
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The gallant Zouave," de REVERE, IL wandering
Shout New Jersey, in Disguise. perfect Specimens
o. me nero OF modern romance. He has no
moEey-no ffiends-uo nothing.
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i'll the broad day Iigl

Went home with the girls in the morning.
In conclusion, de ar Dispstch, allow to propose
as sentiment. King William AID her daughters
God bless them 1t
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NEW FAMILY FLOUR We have Just
~ received, lot of family FLOUR, manufactured
from the new crop If Wheat, which We can recon-
mend 20 families. Those wanting to secure their
choice article. NJ BLAIR 4 CO.
a.
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~ FOX RENT The House at pre-
IL sent OF cuped by f Crump, ..cn franklin. be-
tween z2i and Zsrd streets The house has four
rooms, and the usual outbui!diugs. aud is s tab'e
for moderate $ zed family. To good tenant the
rent v i'll be moderate Apply to the subscriber,
over Bodekefs store. RIB LYME. .
an 4-ts
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DEACHES Choice Peaches, receiving
L daily fne large, Soft and Plum Peaches; spen
did lsrgs White Plum Peaches for preserving. / am
also daiiy supplied with Melons of the finest favor
would invite these in want of Fruit for preserving
to cali. the Butter Depot. Main, between 18th and
18th streets BROOKE PLEASANTS.
At
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Lost.

r OST-Yesterdsy near Haxall Mills.
IL my FREE PAPERS They were in pock,,
book. will give liberal reward Tor them IL leiA
at this Office. JOHN JORDAN,
au 3-2s free by Of color.
T OST-On Saturday iast, my Mem
streets. Ii contained bills and receipts OF
any one but the owner. The finder will be iberaify
rewarded by leaving IL at Tinsiey e Hooke-'s car
penter shop, On 7th. between MAJ shall and Brosd
streets. Ru s--2+
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AR LADIES CONGRESS- HEEL
I'D CATERS with silk Goer-Price 81
rs. Would be cheap at 81 %. For sale by rt
MARCUS HARRIS,
au4 ls3 Broad ST.
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DEACHES-PEACH PEACHES
Receiving by every days Expr y q fine lot of
ANDRlim ANTONI,
au4 Opposite American Hotel
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j. L. MACD0NOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.

~ SPECIAL NOTICE-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
sfhce of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASxNTS Agents.
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
~ Our stock ofDress Goods is still very attractive,
and We are offering them at very low prices.
Also, MANTlLLAS, in Lawn and Silk, sci ing
very cheap. SWORDS THAV,
aut us Broad st
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saass--.y:snxss FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
sssssafs2ae 49, LEAVE THURsDAY.-The Canal
Boat THOS w JOHNS. Captain West. will leave as
above. For freight, apply 20 WIN p COX,
gu lit At the She'd Dock It.
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A TEACHER.--A Lady, . graduate Of
IA one OF the first Northern seminaries, With oue
Years experience in teaching IN sae South desires
a situation. for the consing year, a. TkACHkR.--
She can be highly recommended. eatis-nctory 10
ference can be given. Address Teacher.
jy lI-ifts through the fost ',Inee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

COMPOUND SYRUP OF THE PHOS-
~ PLATES. Or CHEMICAL FOOD.-For sale
~ JOHN w. POLLARD.
ans DTus gist I7to rect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

fs4e--sryUR FOR NORTH RIVER. =
The Boat ROSA. OF Roekbridse, i
now ready 20 recsive freight. and will leave with
dispatch. For freight, apply 70 Captain on boar
or HARRIS Z MOORks
au 2-3t g1 = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

For SALE-A Pew, or half a Pew, eligi
bly, situated in st. James Church Foi terms
apply to GEORGE GIBSON, at Spots, Harvey a
N, ri