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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-07
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Wa hava nevsr .ear mora complete specimen
Of noa-commisial than The reply OF Mr., fhxsefaio
ana Of Mr.. Dasraeii 10 The British House Of Com.
MONS lately published In this paper 70 the inqui-
r,ss az Mr.. Fartsscue and Lord Palmerston. We
give the conversation below:
NJ forteecue asked government whether they
tnten ed 70 adhere 70 or depart IRON the policy oil
rhejr predecessors with respect 70 the right OF
whiting ships spectsd &C slave trading. and asked
what course they intended TO pursue on that sub
jeet.
Mr. Fitzgerald replied that the matter vas IN
der the consideration Of u0verEment, but he
could not be expected 10 state what course they
vortd take under circumstances which had mol
vet occurred He had, hoaever, every hope and
belief from the language Of the American Govern
ment aud the American En,bassador. that the mat
ter would shortly arrive 1T satisfactory conciu-
sioa.
Lord Pa,merston considered this reply uusatis-
factory. More information ought to be given
From What had been stated by the United states
Minister, hs considered there had been some com
pieted transaction. He therefore asked What pre-
tensions had been given up, or what r'gat CONGO
ded
Mr. Disrssli said there had been communication
bet weeu the two GJvernmouts, respecting the al
legged acts Of British cruisers. and those CON mu-
u.cations were now In allegiance. During that
sbeyance. the Government of the United States
had u,ade friendly overture that her Majesty
Government shonld offer u the United states q
plsu far their consideration, which should accom-
plish all the objects that byh Governments had
ia view, o smey, TO put down the slave trade with
out producing misunder landings. Her Majesty
Government had accepted that Offer, and they
were now engaged in the consideration OF plan
which they believed would satisfactorily accom-
piish oil the objects that both parties desired -
Cheers.
Perhaps our readers will be able to ascertain
from tho above whether the right of search Ia.
been given up or not. To the very explicit ipqut
~ OF that venerable mischiefmaker. Lord Palper
ston .whst pretensions had been given up, or wha'
right conceded" Mr.. Dlsraeli speaks Of certain
Communications now 'n allegiance respecting
ssthe late acts' of the British cruisers. He doet
not say swhat pretensions have been given up, OF
what right conceded" He does not deny tina
there has been giving up or concession oil some
thing, but more is to be inferred from what hi
omits than what he says.
1t is undoubtedly the impression 10 the United
States--an impression which the speech OF Mr.
Dallas, referred to by Lord PalnierstoD, fully
warrants-that the reiinquishnent OF the righ
of search aud visitation 10 "a completed trans
action" If not, the people of the United state
will be compelled to complete with the swort
what the pei has failed 10 adjust There Is no con
ciusiou upon which the public sentiment OF THU
country IL more unanimous and more cordia
than that Great Britain shall not play the part
policeman Of the seas over American vessels.
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MAkAlnH AN YHLLi,sHUI;b
~~>N-~~~~~e~~4~-~-~s
cyf OF Rsc.n0nd, dug Glitch Eoter 80 n,

- 49,
ARRIVED
Stea mer Roanoke Skinner New Yo,l, ,,s.a
passengers, Ludiani 4 " atson As anu
steamsr bsivid.rs. Keene, Baltimore. mdze. Ind
steaintr pennsylyar ia, Teal philadelphia. mdzs
a1d passe ngers, futile
sehr buena Vista. Lynch, Philadelphia. coal. A
sshr Robt Waller, Lively. Williamsburg. wheat.
scnr Merwin. Avery. New York, guapo. Ee-
".,en p.Fehnort a. 20, and Bacon 4 Baskerville
senr Henrietta Williams. jackson. Baltimore,
4 Co
sloop Sophia. Holeman. Petersburg. wheat. to Or.
der
schr Belle Conway. spcdden. petersburg. wheat
- order.
schr inily Ann. Hooper. Petersburg. wheat, 10
Older.
SAILED,
hr Medora. Rhodes. New York. mdz,, Shields 4
EomeryifIe -
sehr Josephus 4 Edwin, Henley. W shin gton. via
Port WaIthsll, coal, w u Coiquitt Il 60 7
schT VARY Willis. North, down the River, for
wheat. W Y Co'aaitt c.,
%. -s eA.1Vs = =
p Colauitt Co " = : = - - -.'
Coguitt 4 Go. = !
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EXTENSIVE BURGLAaY.-On Sunday night the
store of Tobias kohn, In Hartford, Conn, WHO. il
addition to his business of fancy goods dealer, also
manufactures silk frnges and gimp, was broker
open aud over $4,000 worth of goods stolen. The
value of the raw silk, sewing silk and fringe was
about $780, of dress silks from $500 to 5000; other
goods 5000 or $500 b 80 -.
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CAUTION TO VISITORS TO Observation-Disclosures
when creditors, are troublesome, will find it I,
their advantage to leave Newport. out of their
mer tours. The laws of Rhode Island allow the
imprisonment Of strangers for debt, aud one
summer bird has been caught and compelled to
sojaurn two weeks in Newport jail.-Ne,o York
Fast.
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BALTIMORE, August s--Flour finn Wheat firm
aud active ked 81 al1l 80; " hite 81 250i IS Corr
better; Mixed SO; White s5@S7: Yellow 93tGe5c.
NEW yoRK, August Cotton unchanged Flour
higher ON: - l5sai 30; Southern ss@5 80 Whea
Corn heavy. a. about I cent decline Spirits Tul
pentine STEADY Resin steady, at Sit0Gl SO. Rice
quiet at $685.. Stocks lower: Virginia 6's e21s
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

Bear5 including everything except washing .20s
For further information, apply 20
an 6-2m II MANLY. Ja.
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CITIZENS BANK OF MEMPH.s.-The committee APP
pointed at public meeting Of the ci'izrns of Mem
phs, Tenn, to inquire into the management aud
condition of the Citizens Bank have made an ex
hibit of its entire liabilities Its circulation is
set down at $29i 1877; to meet which its assets art
deficient by $50 600.
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No. NEw YORK LIFs IssUaAscH Coz
Ca,,ital 100000.

The above Company is PURELY MUTUAL; and
DIViDEaDS arssdeciared ANNUALLY, ana nave
AGED about IS or 40 per cent.
When desired, 40 per cert. of the annual premium
will be loaned to the insured.
This Company has paid, in the State OF Virginia,
more than ONE HUNDRED AVID FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors
All losses have been PAID PROMPTLY, and with.
ont litigation. 49,, ,,x,
for the benefit Of your family.
CHAS u WORKMAN,
Gen'l Agent and Atty fer Virginia,
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TROOPS For rHE yERRIToRIEs

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Two thousand troops,
equipped with the most effective arms known to
the service, will soon be in Oregon and Washing
ton Territories, to make a vigorous campaign
against the hostile Indians. Gen. Harvey will
command the cperatious.
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We have received a Catalogue of the Hampton
Male and Female Academy, John D. Cary, A. d.,
Principal, session Of 1s57'5s This admirable In
stitutiop, one os the best in the country, has at
present a hundred pupils 1t would be hard to
fnd any where a more accomplished aud high
toned gentleman than it's Principal, more health
full location than that occupied by this school. or
more hosp liable and agreeable society than that
Of Haunt on
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AMERICAN CoUgrs.-It is said that several Amer
lean counts have been made In Italy in this wa.
The Pope, not being able to finish certain rail
way for lack tf money, offered the title OF count
to every foreigner who would subscribe a sum oil
5000 TO the road.
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Travelling in the OIden Time

The Philadelphia Norn Aasertcan quotes some
curious aud suggestive passages from the Journal
lately published in Littetfs Lfctng Age, OF Mrs
KNIGHT, who, in I7o4-5, performed journey from
Boston to New York. transactiug business u the
latter city, and at various points on The route -
The time spent In the saddle, for she travelled on
horse back, was about four weeks, two ia the
Journey out, and two in the return. And the
whole time occupied was five months. to accom-
pIsh what could now be effected 10 as many days
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Cnsr. 800 -. Outstders.

Next TO the attempt of number 81 inh esos =.
men TO-. drive an obstinate pig In par sien's. ~
rection, we know Of nothing ~ rerpiex'ng s'' ~
dicrous ~ the present efarts 81 ths sreas
to make China walk In the way IN wn zen sn- '"'4'
so. Az the last accounts the state ~ snams ~
mained pretty much ~ 1t vas previously. rsa'n
stlli.contuuiug the capital Of China ann sne o1i'
psse being mostly engaged ia making tea. The
Mari Of Elgin was prompt and straightforward ~
usual Baron Gros was backing ap Lord Eiuin'
and Mr. Reed. on the deck OF the Msnnesofa, was
taking distant view OF the Brother OF the Sun
through powerful TELESCOPES. Tbis IL very en-
eouraging, bat, on the other hand. Iiwang-tsung
saung had proceeded to Canton, and the Governor
General, Tam, had done nothing decisive.
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A CRUEL FIETY MILE TRoT.-A fifty mile trot
came of in New York On Saturday, according to
agreement. The horses started from Lebanon
Springs at iS, and arrived at Greenbush at Co.
distance 20 miles-the bay horse being ahead Que
minute. On returning the bay horse broke down
some two miles from the village, when the grey
horse passed him AID completed the 81 miles ia
extraordinary tine of three hours and forty min
utes. This time. considering the bad condition OF
the road, has never been eXcelled As there were
some thousands of dollars pending the time,
the horses were driven at the top of their speed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-07

Nlw Corrcs ARRIvED.-9he exports OF cotton
from New Orleans Great Britain during the past
week were only 200 bales The stock on hand Is
calculated at IA oo0 bales. Total increase in the
receipts at all the ports to date $4,000 bales The
receipts Of the new crop thus far amount to five
Iulaa
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CoLD MoNTH.-The meteorological writer oil
the Boston Traveller states that .'the month OF
1874; and during the last thirty-four years there
have been but four colder Julys. The first hall
month was ofyery nearly the average tempera-
ture; the second was about three degrees below
itD
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fsssr- THs unToH BuILpfHa FuHD CoN-
p.sr & ii hsiI til regular monthly meeting fhis
eFssifst III ar fhne's School Hsuse, on Grace st..
Ckurr b fifiI 81 BIZ o'xlock Members Wishing TO
redeem a.oak arc particularly requested to be pre-
cent
An i-tt u E u WALE0KUs Zee Il &
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80 LYcoRte. BoILsRs, 80

~ LrcoRfeB bofLsRs, ~ AND i-o
a 1--we ron Woop on CoaE-These Boilers have a
very simple arrange ment for regulating The heat,
and for retaining it a. given Temperature tor :
Ing lime Just to hand, per schooner Haxall, and
for sale At the Governor street stove Store: hy
NJ B-SmaIier sizes. to arrive. Also. the farmers
BoiIers all sizes, on hand. yzS
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MARRIED

On the 4sh instant, by tie Rev. Mr. Watkins Mr.
DAVID 7 spRIdHS to Miss SARAH JANE HILL
ell of this city.
re Baltimore Sun will rleasacoD
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DROWNED Edwin Mcdonald. aged four years, sor
Of VIVA Mcdonald, of Portsmouth, Va, was acct
dentaily Dire wued Wednesday afternoon. He haG
been gone from home but a few minutes. and then
against the admontion Of his father when the
melancholy news was brought that while a shipe
from one of the wharves, he had fallen over board
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ax- Norrcs. meeting Of the stock

holders of "The Chickaiomiby and james River
steanl Navigation Company vii DO held It tnn g.
Charles Hotel in the city Of Richmond. On TtkS
DAV nth Of Augu {. at 10 ocigck. 4: N
an i-dtd JOSEPH HARDWOOD, Sec'y.
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John Boiler, plasterer of No,f,ik, Va, has dis.
appeared under circumstances indicating foul play.
Henry D. Ne~kirk, of Nesburg, N Y, committed
suicide at Augusta, Ga, on the 4th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-07

NAvAL-rhe u. s. steam frigate Colorado. from
Key West for Portsmouth. N. H., was spoken 8
inst, In lat. Al 40, Ion II, by pilot boat G. W
Blunt The G. had no steam on
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The III feeling shown by correspondent Of the
London Times, on board the Agamemnon, towards
the officers of she Niagara, 10 easily accounted for
by the natural modification arising from the sr-
peror beh avior Of the latter vessel in the storm
which came near sending the Agamemnon to the
bottom-tbus completely ialsifying the predic.
tons and sneers Of the London Times. Consider
ing that the Niagara was aiding the British dow
eminent Ia purely British project, 1t would
seem that her officers were entitled to common
eourtesy
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A MugDEgrR SENTENCED

TOLEDO. Aug 5-Michael Beu.iin, convicted OF
the murder of Antoine Ereopellein August. 1857
has been sentenced this morning to be hung on
the 18th September next.
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ssr NorIoE. subscriber hav

se NoTIoE.-The subscriber having
purchased of Mr.. W Peterson the entire stock OF
DRUGS and MEDICINES at the store on the corner
Of Main and Wall streets formerly Gaynor Woods
to the stock am prepared to offer to my friends
and the public generally. every thing in my line
good and as cheap as they can be purchased else
where. and would be pleased to have them give me
call before purchasing, as feel confdentof giving
them satisfaction.
jy I.-dtsacw4t CRAS g. DAWSON.
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Gen'l Agent and Atty fer Virginia,
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cHAs 8 DAWSON.
neP CaEopLasTIo TEETH - Artificial

NJ CAEOpLASTIC TEETH - AfCinCIII
Teeth BIZ the CHEOpLASTIC PROCESS, are insert
ed by the subscriber and warranted to be superior
in every respect TO any other method now in USE
specimens can bs seen at tn, subscribers Office,
Main street, opposite Corinthian Hall.
jy l5-lm .5NO MCCONNELL, Dentist
n. Mr.. Mcconnell will use electricity in the
extraction of Teeth. for those who wish to try it.
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DEap-E NJ Davidson, son of Rev. A. ID. David
son, of Rockbridge county, Va, died in California
recently He was member of the last legislature
of that State.
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TEhMss
For hoard. .....--...<2d1 %
Fer Rsnlug ~ 80
Fer isigh on
For English iuitinD ~ ~
For Modern Ian guages, each ....-........ 80 %
For French when studied exclusive OF the
Eagsh brane hes ............... 40 Bl
For Latin 20 W
Fur Music on Piano. Harp. Guitar, organ, or
singing:
For one less IN (of an henri a week .... 10 ee
For two lessons (of an hourl week......... 80 CD
For three lessons (of sn hour a week.a... 100 10
for four iesso (of an hour ek....... 49, 100 on
For the of Pi SEQ
For Drawing, from Nodes ~ fn
For Drawing, from Nature. ........... 40 on
For Painting in Water Coiors .............. ~ o.
fVr Oil PAINTING. so
Primary Department, for children under II
years OF ................. 30 20
For further particulars apply to
HUBERT LEFEByRE.
have SO eral OF my purils TO placs as teachers
Persons by apply Jag to me- may the services
Of competent instructors. HPL.
au 3-d3m
IT r BASS ENGLISH AND CLAs-
|. SICAL sCH0OL.-Ths sth session of nv
school will commence on the I'd MONDAY, I'm Sep
semher at my residence, Franklin ard 4th
streets, below Laidley kobinsons Apothecary.--
The tuition payable quarterly as usual.
For thu Classical 90
For the English do ........... ,.-.-.-..... ~ 90
PS.-Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
call ON 20 at my residence. TR BASS.
eu A-dim*
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rA~ New FIRE PRooF .ooFIra.-.

subscribers, successors of EsTILL d Co.. in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIEE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.
now offer the sama to the public.
Ii makes one nj the very best and cheapest roofs
ever uset for DIV BILLINGS, CHURCHES, BARNS.
DEP0TS, &c.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin roofs
stops the leaky ones, and prevents those newly put
on from leaking
Roofs nainted with this material will not require
re paiutiag for many years
Ali orders in city or country promptly attended
to. CD YALE IL co,
l3n Main street
81 County Rights in Virginia for sale.
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SHOCKING AccTDENT.-The fashionable world i,
Paris. is thrown into a state Of CONSERVATION b,
the horrible death Of one of its fayorite members
the Marquise de Rouge. who was driving out nea
Amiens when her horses took fright and boltet
across the country. She attempted to get ont Q
he carriage but her foot caught i'll the steps,
she was dragged along on rough stony ground fol
about mile. When the horses were 5 topped
she had already expired; all the flesh on her fac.
had been torn off
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YARN OF 327 ACRES Or LAMP, IL
l. NEW KENT, ABOUT % MILES FROM RIcII-
MOND-Tte subscribers are authorised to sell s.
fine FARM in New Kent county. about % miles
from Richmond. abaut 8 miesfrola York River Rail.
road and about mills from Windsor shades, to and
fro which and siehmona = beat plies TWICE week,
Forge. ard adjoining Henry ID. sherman, in a good
neighf orhood nsar four churches; Baptist Me'ho
diss, Presbyteria and Episc paiian;) containing
3Z acres of which l50 acres are cleared. and pro.
ducing good crcps of Wheat. Corn, &C About eight
acres fine meadow. The balance of the tract Il ir
wood and timber: 10 acres OF which il in fine cnk
timber of orig n growth The imrroyem.ntsc COZ
sist of a comfortable Dwelling containing Are
rooms. portion entirely new; he timbers for a
new mouse aie row in procs as prepa. alton Barr,
stable, Corn Crib. Kitchen. Qaarfers Sun Ike house,
Iee-house. &c; well of excellent water in the yard
TO give an idea of the productiyen of this Fara
the owneof il last year Teaiz ID In cash sales IS pet
cent on the price he asks for it, sffer supporting
family of Is in number, besides his horses &c and
only working four hands. Price $40 per acre Terms
of payment s50a in cash; balance at L. md years
for bonds bearing interest, and secured by trusi
deed, Address GE0. W TAYLOR
Tale ssille New Kent Ct n 9tv
an 7-6t Or (ODDIN i APpERSflN Aun,s
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AN EDITOR RUsricATrNG FOR A YEAR The career
of Stephen III. Branch, editor OF the New York
"Alligatoe.' has been broueht TO temporary
end. The jury Wednesday brought him in guilty
OF libel on Mayor memanu aud others, and the
court sentenced him to pay fne Of $3.50 and TO
be imprisoned in the penitentiary for Que year
The verdict took Branch 'alI aback, y and when be
recovered from his astonishmeDt he made q long.
rambling speech, denouncing bis prosecutors, aud
giving history of his life. He was several times
called to order by the court There 10 do doubt he
is partiaily insane.
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NJ A CHARMING WATERING pLAcz-Fev news.
papers can be taken up Il is sessfn without the
reader seeing letter from or a notice of the cele
oIated "HoT SPRINGS" of Virginia A very natural
curiosity regarding their io alton. by those who
have never visited them. can be gratifiei By the
statement that it is in Faith county only 20 mile,
from Mil'boro Station the Virginia Central Rail.
road and accessible FRI III Richmond ip fourteen hours
The situation is charming In valley surrounded
by high mountains. the little village Of eottag s
looks picturesque enough for the most enthusiastic
lover of nature. Amid these cottages there are nine
BATHS, varying in temperature from 100 TO 1860 Fab
renheit-these are for medical effect hile there
two mere for pleasure baths. in which the water
is deep enough for swimming. All the appliances
for peasure such as riding, Shooting. rolling ten
pns, &c are furnished at the springs, and visitors
have nothing to do bat TO enjoy life amid the most
refined company that is gathered In this country
A. Employ the Artists TYLER Il Co. ii you wish
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n0- MuruAL Essnrlr LITs IssuHAxcE
Knowles & wALToRp, Agents,
81 Pearl street.
e54N 80

The advantages ofinsssrins With this COMPANY are
ra:lsspd Dividends VI 50 per cent are ANNUAL
Ii paid The insured. Half the auinai pr mum =
Ioaied the insured II he ishts Us per Ct lntsr 81
Please cal Mt "a Pearl street anu receive vne = uai
Life INSURANCE Books n ".
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Northern Markets

RELEASE OF THE .Z0UAVE."
SAVANNAH. Ga Aug. Ode Riyiere has been re
leased from Jail, aud is ut liberty.
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&C. County Rights in Virginia for SALE
is 2,--2m
s6F- MEAsuaER's NorIcs.-Hayinc

I - WEEsUkEh NUIICs.-IISVIHg
| removed nv office to my residence on Broad st.
one door below the African Church, solicit, frou
my many friends, and the pubic generally. con
tnuance of that patronage, which. for the last {
months, they have 70 literally bestowed.
From ths large expert nee have had in measur
ing Lumber, Brick work, PlasterinR, d TT work
Stone work, &c. feel confident of giving gen ,ra
satisfaction. LEROY 4 CRENSHAW,
jy l2-im Measurer.
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BosrnN, Aug Sat the commencement of the
Bowdoin College, in Brunswick, Maine, yesterday,
the honorary degree OF LID. was conferred on
the Hon VIM. Pitt Fessanden and the Hon. Jeffer-
son Davis.
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Camden, s G. July !, 1855

The business heretofore conducted by
Ii LATROBE, Agent of Richmond Barrel Manu-
featuring Company, will be continued By the under
signed under the name and styleof
JAMES DUNLAP It co,
Corner of Byrd and 18th streets.
Richmond Aug q 1855 au 7--dIm
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LECOMPTON IN KANSAS,
,MMENcEuPNT At RoWn0IN COLL

ST. LOUIS, Aug. eight more counties heard
from III Kansas give 8 800 majority against the
Englis q H.
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~ wM n. FOSTER. Esq 10 the authorized
agent for the Dispatch ia Norfolk and Portsmouth.
eahscribars 10 those cisss sili ebin their papers
regularly from him 81 tho earliest possible moment
n the day.
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The HARpER:s PERRY ARMoRY.-Ex Governor
John Floyd, Secretary of War, on bis return
from the West to WashiEs'on. called at the United
States armory Saturday last, and spent the
day in examining the arElory in company with the
Hon Charles J. Faulkner. The Free Press says:
We learn that Secretary Floyd favors the in.
PRODUCTION Of pure spring water into Harper's Fer
~. by the means of pipes from the moantain-a
much needed element Water could be in reduced
at cost less than $4,000. which would afford an
abundant supply not only for drinking purposes
but would secure the public buildings agaius: the
possibility OF destruction by fire.
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A. Employ the Artists TYLER Co. if you wish
10 have your portrait executed in an artistic man
ner and at one half the price tina other respectable
Artists cl arge. The genuine Ambrotypes from rs
CENTS to SIS. Deware Of initial ons.
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- 0RNIs3 FR1NCH cALs OK.
s.,s . e' Thin ri; 81: ss' s''s'