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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

RETURNED TO THE PAsfuRs-A letter 10 tne
Abingdon (val Democrat says, in that region cat
tie buyers are Offering some 81 to s. less for cattle
now than they were six weeks ago. and the resui.
s,hat many who did not cell early, have declined 70
sell and have turned their cattle to the mountain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

Thi. company afford. the in:u ed sdss ,,sh
nav the least money and receive their divid,nn
While living. The annual dividesd 10 over one-sh
the or. MUM paid. wAIpoup
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

Geo !. Coulter, police ofIcsr Of LousvilIe, vas
y !ed on the Nth Inst, By man named William
0iiimose, whom be Vas Attempting 70 arrest Gill-
more VA also shot and badly wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

nE DR. ACHILLES AsCoLI's Office, on
Grace street between 9TH and sth g.
Change Qf Hour for the ISor.--After the 18th inst
Eau. ust) DIR. AscI will he 10 attendance upon the
poor between and O'Clock, P. iustead OF be
tween ard 5, rs heretofore, and pos1ttpely at no
other hour, in the day or evening. nah Fly"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

~ STRARNs & MARvIs's
WILDER PAT. SALANANDER SAFE,
SECURED BY THE LA BELLE"
POWDER AND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK.
These celebrated SAFES have been in use sever
erteen years, and not dolla. s worth Of books or
papers has ever baen destroyed in them Two bun
red add forty have been tested in accidental fires
For sale by
MAssIE l. PLEAsANTs. Agents.
aulS-lm Not 81 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

CoLLIsIoN.-There was a collision on the 10th
inst on the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad,
near Johnson's Depot between the mail train from
Knoxville and "a freight train going west Both
scomotives were badly "smashed up" but no
further damage was sustained by the trains
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RESTORATION OF AN OFFIcl

KESTUKATION UF AN UfFICEK.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The Secretary OF War,
Yesterday, on the receipt Of documents and evil
deuce. restored Dr. Banks to bis position a. Sutlsr
ut Old Point.
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1rECIAL noYacDa

:. "a CAaps--C. G. MsnA, lsts Fro
1890 II ursie ARA andsxp languages - the snuss
s,ils. pssstr llr1jSis Inssitute Coin nhts
n fsspectfiIY osrs his professional ssIvlcss 20 ID
r!ti.sss III iel1fnord and vicinity. kooma >. pre-
snt ii Mrs. HaFw ,od's % Bank =. a
~- HuroHlsos' VEasTABIs DIsPsf
A Bi1rxss. ths most popular family M.dicnr q o
ne age DYtuepeia in ifS worst t0sms gIeeFosE y
sne sscmscS "a bowels. BiiiMusness. lesl0wnsss
Of tie skin, want * Ape Dsbl hty nssdscne.
HAT Ccstiysnsss. Heartburn. LIVER Uompi.int
Disosdsrs Of the Skin. Liver. and kydneys; Acid
stomach. Disrrhoss. Vertigo. DnDnsss 81 sight.
Janndice Wastins Of atr.nsth, Iistnencs, Win lre
s,on and uneasiness Of toe Bowels. B1rning senss
ion in the PIT OF the Stomach Oppression aer he
Ing Depression q spirits, Ii At once removed by the
the bsstis are put up In pint bottee With y. fol-
,owIna words blown 70 tho s v.,nn HI
sinile pastel over the cork. and on the cuisine
wrapper Il escn bottle - 81
Druggist. ls2, Brvadway, New YORK.
Price 80 cents per hottie ,...-..
.r,a-fyn Sole Agents.
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

FAscY BALL "A fancy dress ball came off at Old
sent. correspondents notice Miss pizzn of Rich
mond a. "Qseen Of the Brigauds," Miss Kate Viii
son. CT Norfolk, maid Of the MIST" Miss Lyme,
Il the same city, as "Esmerslds," Mics Gsin, OF
the same place, a. "sprDg," Mrs Col Drinkard OF
Washington as 1.-The Maid Of Verona" and Mis-
websser, Of Gloucester, as Lady Macbeth " There
sere abour 50 costumes In ALL aud the affair 10 very
much praised.
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DIED,

On the 2lst inst, ut 81 P. NJ. THOMAS Q, eldest
sol, Of Nm and Mary A. Ritter, in the 3lst year OF
his age. A. "a
respsctfOIly invited to attend fubera TINS a,tes
noon at o'cIock from the res dsnce OF MS Iathel
On sunday Aurcst ed, as 10 minutes past
O'Clock p NJ, r. CRAM. Frq
The funeral will taFe place from the Gsrman tu
o,c,eck. uis friends aud acquaintance are invited
to attend -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

RUNAwAYs ARREsrED-Three negro men, said to
be from the White Sulphur Springs, and belonging
a gentleman from Alabama, ON Sunday night
last, stopped at the house of A. B. Littlepage, III
kanawha county, Va, and asked for something to
eat. His cook gave the alarm Mr. Littiepage
with some Of his leighbors, started in pursuit. On
the bridge Mr. Stanley encountered one Of the ne
gro men, but receiving severe cut from Ratchet
the hands of the negro, relinquished his hold Oh
hin. The negroes escaped, but two were arrested
yesterday. about ten miles below, aud lodged IT,
Jail at Charlottesville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

MuRprR.-A negro man, the property Of MIR
Estes. near Norsonsville, was committed TO Jail in
Charlottesville, Va ON Monday last, charged With
tho murder Of negro man, the property Of Mr.
Casterser, Of the same neighborhood The muir
dor wac per; etrafed on the Saturday night before
In the public road, very near Mr.. John Fray's res
idence, aud vas the result of an ARRAY in which
the deceased. man of great personal strength.
VS. choked to death by the prisoner
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WHICH CAR Is THE SAFEST AT the late railroad
accident at the SenQuoit bridge, the forward car
went down: in the Erie railroad accident, the rear
car went off the embans ment; and at the acct.
dent on the Housatonic railroad, the middle car
was entirely destroyed.
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- CuAMprnn FIRs PRooY SAlKs. :

One Thousand dollars Is offered for proof that
t,bsm MON safes have ever been destroyed BY fire.
J. Bural.r-proof safes" are made by Messrs Her
ing 4 Co not one of which has ever been robbed
KNOWLES 4 MALPoRD, Agents,
M Rear AZ
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tfoOD FOR H0OPB.-It BtHttu tHaI WHIfu q yUUuB
gentleman aud lady we're gazing down from the
summit of Lovers Leap" high cliff near the
White Sulphur, that the lady, In attempting to
pluck flower from the side of the cliff, lost her
balance. and fell with headlong rapdty down the
side Of the rock. Her attendant FASTENED round
to the base Of the cliff citing TO see her man
gied and Ifeiess body; but hearing her cry Of dis
tress, be looked up aud beheid his lady love SAT
Suspended by her steel-hoops, from the project
ing limbs Of a goarled oak, The gentleman had to
summon aid before she could be released from her
embarrassing position. It was, however, accom-
piisbed without injury to the fair fashionable
Lepisb,au Va Era.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

kArHER RouaH AT public meeting of Demo
Gratis 10 Florida few days since, resolutions were
passed. deDouncing Hon Geo. 8. Hawkins, tbei,
present Congressman, as weak, wilted aud inco,n
petent," and declaring their intention to elect
member TO Congress who will devote more of hi,
re 70 the interest Of his constituents than 70 the
Todsfa se'''0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

AZ INDIAN ExpE Ifios UEDERED.-LAte Texas I'D
vices announce that Gen. TwieEs had ordered IN
sxpedition OF four companies Of cavalry and 6fty
.nhntry. provisiensd for three moDths, sganst the
frontier indans Col. Titus company had passed
foft ChadbouTne 90 the 29th, for sonora.
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DISPATCE
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING FICE.
Ccrncy Of Main and Tzirteenth Streets, Richncra
JOHN D. HAhIMERSLEY & CO., Proprietor

This establishment (being the most complete Priv
terry in the South. both a. regards Types Ornament
&C.. and the latest and most approved MachDss
presses) Is daily turning out the finest specimens M
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS
CATALOGUES, NOTES. pOSTERs.
CIRCULARS, pRO6RAMMEs
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBlLLS, &C.
~ Particular attention given to fine werk fot
Banks Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad and Trsns
cortaton Companies, Tobacco Factors. &C
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARES. BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars, Labels, &C.. is capable OF turning Oh 100
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patron,
II this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
~ Prices reduced in proportion to Tie Increase Of
spezd.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
In this branch Of The business the prorrstors zen
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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r OST-On Friday last. on Broad Of /.
IL near the Theatre. my free papers ano % In sill
YER. They were ID pocket book VIII give q
Leroy DAY
an zs--,ts q Free Eoy Of color
T OST, OR MIHPLACED-A BOND for
IL Sts for negro hire against John c. Fulcher
payable TO VIM. T. Tuck. L hereby foTewarn all
persons nat TO receive or trade Tor SAID hnna ~
ment ha, been stopp&d. MN i. TUCh.
au 2i-2ts sA
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~LIArHEn AND tuBBxR BgLTING.
STEAM PACKING, HOSE. kca We keep on
baad full supply of Betting. &C., from the hest
keep large variety Of Cotton and Hemp Twines
Wrapping Paper &c.
KNOWLES WALEoRD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

For CALIFORNIA AND FRAZER RIvER-The emigra-
ton to the new gold digg,ugs does not seem TO be
materially affected by the last contradictory &C
counts from there. The steamship Star of the
West. Captain Gray, with about 800 passengers,
aud the Granada, Captain BERGMAN, with 400
more, sailed from New York, Friday, for AspiL
vail. The bulk Of the passengers were for the
Rrazer River gold mines. The steamship Her
mann, Cxptain Cavsndy, sailed Saturday for San
francisco and Frazer kiver, with nearly 6oo pas
sengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

THEATRICAL all the northern theatres
open 10 a lew days. In Boston the Museum opens
with Fanny Morant, Jno + Owens and Geo Jor-
Jam amobg the stock. In Philadelphia the Arch
street opens with Wheatiey,J Sleeper Clarke,
shewell and Mrs .Jno Drew The Walnut stree,
las Mrs. -. p. Bowers, Mr.. and MIS- F. B,
Conway, Mr. aud Mrs. Thayrr. Frank Drew
and Peter RichIngs. In Pittsburg the com-
,any includes Jos Parker, stage manager. Miss
Josephine Parker,G. Karnes and Chas S Porter -
H. Ia, lor opens as the star. In st. Louis, Julia
Dean Hay ne is starring, a. is Maggie Mitchell III
t,oston The Boon children are playing at the
Strand theatre London.
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UF
au 23-2aw4w Tues and Fri if

II w. ROSTERS SCHOOL Fos YOUNG
LADIES will reopen on MONDAY, 9TH 0cto
Der. at the same place and on the same plan and
terms those Of last year
Mr. RS class at Mr.. Petherbridge's School will
not II any Way interfere with Mr.. Rs hours in hie
School. au 23-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23
URAND MILITARY AND CIVIC "a
EXCURSION, ~
BIZ MON LIGHT.

I -. =. VFhFE. vi bhsFgh.J Z -"
VIII max 10 an Excursion down the JaTpes River, on
board the CURTIS PRICK, on MONDAY, the Esd Of
august. la5s leaving Rockets at o'clock, and re
turn a. IL O'clock.
ar Tho AKaoRY BAND has been engaged ks
the occasion.
a. The Company will use every Effort to rnsks
the trip pleasant to ALL and good order viii be pre-
served
~ Refreshments At city prices.
Tickets (admitting one gentleman and two iadissl
sleacb additional LADY "a ceats. To be hed Of eve
~ memter Of the Company; and Of the understgnei
Committee: Lieut. LpaMAN,
Serg't rYNNEMAN,
Corp'l ReCKMAN,
Priv'e HACKE,
an t0--TAF7t&tdtd H4sE HAUR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

.E1sss AngU1NAfDWvS
- q MILITARY BALL "a
foU NMAM = MT l'
Will d ervEE BY TIN
I CUMBERLAND TROOP,
Capt gso. 9. PAGE !,
3 TO THE
HrNRlCO LIaIST DRAGONS,
Capt. J I. DAVIS
Al ths AMELIA SPRINGS, az nl,ss from Jsssr.
villa. on che Richmond and DsBsiIle kailroad,on
Thsrsdays fAc 9th 81 sepfsmbsr, is5s.
Tickets Tor the Railroad Fare Tor round trip. can
be procured as the Dapyille Depot. ~ x31S
Tho ARMOkY BAND has besn engaged Tor the
occasion
Can't O Pags, Col bositnsr
< Johuson. Judge Vim W Crump.
. gnrd BJ Allen,
private q Thornton. Chas w .odson.
Peyson Brown. Private Jains.
vt WI sea, d III ndri1k.
" Hugh johnson.
&. Nv order If the Committee Of Arrangements.
atl 2i--dtkes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

Z Y1an II CiseIsxAfs- Terrible Dksvsfrtiou " Ont
te--saockfag stes,e--Ths dairy stables Of William
lEasan, q Cincinnaai. wsrs destroyed - nrs e
Tuesday sight, vish 90 cows, calves Shersss,
mule, ID or Is tons Of ost shsaves. zoe bushels 9!
corn aaA 400 buahsls al oais, involving = loss g
~ 900, spd no tpsuraDcs The Coniansrcsai ssyssA
Mr. Hogan describes he scene In ths stables 20
the midss Of the soofAxrstton a. mess .,s srs
81 nd eS Is thsir sails Tho hnres ana nuss srs
battered in the usual malpss and M sss c nm. r.t
bound their rsvssss ths psor animals snorssd
shs heat and the nsrce nfes began to icf
cra ss0 and faraus russe. became axonisns
s.me threw themselves he.dlong upon the .or o.
issP.d upd ~ Il e snony IL sar screams lhs horses
broke frufn their heiiers and dashed tnfouxu US
consuming b In dssps. ate dism. me oIn. and
rms ed ,hrouGh the blazing plies. and enc unteIea
each ether 10 destuct collision, Their nesh Da0
upJn The &c uses OF human beings who Razeo not, q
stficksn upon ihe wretched scene OF sun. ring VILE
cut power 70 mitigate me agony o. ta ~ ,e aer
emf classes Of animals commingled in horrid concert
and broke through the OF flames and cracking
swar in te rfyDg or hoes TO the OF persons two
miles distaut from the dreadful scene.
T.o e IN flames bur.
the sides Of the consuming structure AID tel ntsd-
| long whir ing with misery, upon the grurpd out
sid. sprang again 70 their feet and sped with fren
zied fury across the fields until they dropped if tess
from sheer exhsustion. some rolled upon the floor
OF the stable, screaming " tn immtigabe pain, IN
til suffocated and destroyed BY tue erce heat In.ir
csntortions their awful walls 81 DISTRESS lnnnitely
more nj eons snd narrowing than IN. Sc # hun an
be ngs in the dire extremity Of torture are described
Dy those who gazed spell bcuud upon the ter ibla
ecfscle, as surpassing the power Of human 'mag-
nation to conceive. Happily the agony Of the poor
brut4s was not greatly prolonged he timber COM
an oatsstraw. some forty tens blazed and Fer shed
In the fierce heat like lucifer matches. Hu tn IL Oh
+ the car cases oniv cred and b'az ard b oiled
all nigh long and filled the atmosphere with sick
3,.ufa
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CosDrYios oY THR U 8. TsrAsusY.-The receipts
into thSu 8 Treasury last week we're nearly Se'
s14 600, making the entire amount on deposit $la-
500 coo, ten and third Of which 10 In New York.
The receipts, apart from the payments on account
Of the ten million Ioan were over one milliop ana
tho increase $4,000 over those of the previous
-aak
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Inter FROM vExrzukLa.-Ao arrival from Crr.-
Goa brings adsices to the 4ih Inst The polir cal
affairs OF Venezuela are quiet The French ana
English neets are stili lying at Laguayra. Gen.
alegosi honssas bad died in prison at Maracaiho.
dictate another revolution ia that Republic. n =.
sidency. S' -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

. WARRIOR QUEEN KILLED IN INDIA An Indian
letter in the London Times announces the death
of the Rance Queen of Jhansi, at the hands OF
the British, before Gwalior. Though but q years
of age she is said to have resembled the great
Russian Catherine ia her administrative powers,
and upo the death of the late ruler of Jhansi
called to the throne. The writer adds:
Not lacking either spirt ambition, she acce pied
the Offer aud for time ruled we'll but the SIP rk
had {, uched the !, ain Bengal was in flame. and
now or Lever was her time to regalH that inuepend-
.nce from the Britsn yoke her ancestor had lost
We know what her first steps were-the blood of our
fellow creatures be ars witness TO them ana though
wei meaning men have eUdeayo' ed to show, ana
ued TO her greatly overrated, they still admit,
reluctantly that these poor Creatures ere only cut
20 plsce Henreforth. Of course, ii was war to tue
knife She became the very soul of the movement
in those parts Her forts were strengthened, her
men ga hered togett 10 Masses stores laid in, ard
ever, or. paration made for Sit &c fight For her
eft. she DIRE, sed in male attire, for greater conve
nence in the saddle TIE fight; was armed to tire
-eeth formed q small but devoted body guard If
pick I'd horsemen If the head OF which tht appe AIRED
% be almost ubiquitous Was there q tagging oi
III. necessary feIyorl-she on the spot u rally
.nd to rouse Vas there the voice OF justification
heard She by her presence, turned it to shout VI
10Y Was there danger on the rampant wall, and
led the way, and braved The fury OF fiery Storm -
.hausi oserwneirn, d, sne fOuI Il her way with h-r
body guard to Caipee. Here the came determined
will Was seeD. here the same spirit shown Beaten
move Of Tantia t. on The dwaiior. previous To
fch frem ,h attack Thar 81 to the fall fCalpet,
he mad fought no l. 80 than actions against GU
forces, commanded by Sir Hugh hose in person As
be ore at Jhans she was always Il; 1t at GHalior.
md even at the last fell sword IN hand when struck
~ q shell tom Smiths battery.
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n~ PRoF E. HoUDAYER GRADUATE
of the University IF Paris respectfully tenders his
services to the citizens Of Richmond, End to the
Principals Of schools, as teacher of the French
language. He refers, by permission, to the follow
ing gentlemen. whe are acquainted with bis pecu-
liar s-stem Of instructions:
Randolph, Esq DR.. Woodbridge. VIM. w. Harvje,
Esq DR. Weisger, N A sturdivalt, Esq, Dr.. Bur-
well, Il T. Griswold. Esq
m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

Rksoax IL csinsHAL Laws-Lefd CaapesH "
about 10 introduce into the Dsitish psfiish.ens
bill dispsnsins with the practice Of seen'nAs
unanimous verdict from javy. he doss oos Ply
pose the majority principle. but he ~isns g Es'.o
OF the practice Of sampsfing ~ih Ju'y Y
placing one man upeu IL 70 hold oss asa'ns. :"
the others lie desires that IT. atsr eefss'n dshos
ration b. the jary, they ell agreed except ons or
TOO, the verdict Of those who hadaeSesd saouid %
Considered ~ good ~ the verdict 81 the vhose
twelve, subject, heWsvsss 10 - rsviewsds end, "
necessary, cot aside. This would tend completely
TO break up tho practice Of packing urtss, or 10.
crease the risks, By making Il necessary TO bribc
more than one Of the jurors, We do not see Why,
subject to the review II the court, this would not
answer on all trials for great crinacs, whore the
sempsation 10 pack the jaFy II 20 strong.
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4 CCOUNT BOOKS. PAPER AND STA.

n CCOUNT BUCKS. PAPER AND STA
~ TIONERY-A. MORRIS offers in quantities
suit buyers. all articles ia his iine. Prompt a.
tentiOn given all orders with which We favor
ed. B ok Binding. Printing. Engraving and Ruling
executed In ny style desired
Ac cunt Books. every sze. also made to pattern
Writing Papers, ruled aud plsin, O. me very cheap
Note, Tissue, Perforated and Colored Papers.
" riding Decks in great variety.
Gold Pens, best quality. in gold and silver cases
backg amnaon Boards. all sizes. some extra flnish
Portfolios all Sizes fne ana extra quality
INV alopes, every style. Lace. Embossed, Silver
Edged. &c. an %
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PHILADELPHIA, Ang 10 The ship Grey Eagle from
Rio with dates TO July I4th, has arrived sne kau'
ed in company with the keindeer, Tor Hampton
Roads and the Helen. for Baltimore
HAMPTON RoADs, Aug 22-Arriyed Dig ann
Elizabeth, 70 days from rombrero. with snano, xr.
teys, Richmond.
PrRSAxHucA, July 2sd.-Arrived, brig srandy-
wine. Cormsck, Richmond, land sal go eesweea ~
Dution do (snd sailed 10th for Rio Janeiro with part
of inward cargo) sailed 18th, schr Franklin Bell
Tuthiil st, Thomaf.
Tn port Jnly ia bark Liastte Prus.l zimmerman
chtd 10 load for Hampton Roads
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NtyrYcu IN AnveNv1sHRN A6csfisemsmts Jbr
~ DisPAron mwst b Aasdsi n ~ s& ooiock IN de
n5{a1Ssoa - evder N appear fAs aaeM day 1he
X.aps prsssurs " GitMsfsesss & spsa Ne coiassHs ~
or PAGER seia ~ admit " tsesr sscesttoa after Ae
Nm Nasee4
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waists


IITANTED-A man Of experience toI
w run al ENGINE and SAW "a business mas
Of steady hssif'n0nf oepsf Rsss W appfa
Ballsboro' PO
su as-dltcw2:% Chesterfield Q unity. Va.
WYANIED A SERvAN IA gool
au as~ts + coLsT0S d.
WTAN T E D-A H0UsEKEEPER at.
w the Hampton 'Acadsmy. Fair wages and
cd. Address, Box 32i, Richmond. an 2i-6t
WANTED-Two MARBLE CUT1 EKS.
pp' J td DAVIES Marble works.
an 2o-3t Main. between sth AID 9Th st.
w ANTE D-For the balauce of the
w year. a Colored SERVANT, e Dc washing aud
an Ats
"A ANTED.-wc with TO hire four able.
" bodied NEGRO MEN.
Ru 1g-ts McGRUDER'S SONS.
N7ANTED-A situation by young
W man az CLERK In Fancy OF Dry Goods bu
siress from now till January ist. 1870 Good refer
epces can be given. Address " Box 2l4 P.O"
an I9-4tH
WANTED-Eight or ten good BROGUE
W makers. Apply at HARRIS 4 co.'s.
au4 No. l2g Main St.
.NANTED-A EACHER, to tax,
" charge of a School at Orange Court Hous,
teach all of the branches Of thorough English edu
cation French, and Music the Piano; one of Sons
experience preferred Letters addressed viii be s;
nded to promptly. aR,
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MISS M. E. GUEST will open q School
lvA on the LIST of September next, for the instruc
ton OF children But limited number will te re
prov. msnt Of these committed TO her care. -
~ school room on Grace, between Sd and 4th
streets an 23-eod6t
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~ $50 kEwAkD.-l will give the
above rews for the apprehension of FRANK
ANHAM. a free negro, in taken after the date
Sx. of ,his,) who broke Jail at Bowling Green.
Caroline county, Va, on the 10th inst. If safely
lodg in County Jail there TO await bis trial, Tor
stealing letters ard contents of same.
TIE said Frank Ham is about 20 years old, feet
or 10 inches high. dark Ginge, bread color. and
weighs about $50 lbs.
JOHN W. FINKS
Special Ag't P. o Dept.
Warrenton. Va. August 20, 1855. au .3-3s
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.xsss--,ar.yyA FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
: - - sLEAVETU geDAY-.Tbe Canal Boat
- will leave as above. For freight. amply 10

au 23-2t At the Shed. Dock st.
- VALUABLE STORE AND Dwell
E:J LING ON MAIN STREET FOR SALE.-Ne are
authorized to ssll he Tenement now used as cigar
store and dwelling. on south SIDE OF Main, between
nth aud 1916 street. and next to Words gro
Gerry store The lot has front of II feet and depth
of about 10 feet.
Terms liberal. Apply to
au 23-6t GCDrIN APPERSON.
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pRlvATE BOARDING Mrs DAVID
WALSH. formerly Of tbs Clifton uouss, hssins
rsnted the large brick house oa MAyo q rect sioiH
az the jewish Synagogue. has tNs large and CON
mosltous rooma. suitable for families. ateo sewers
soms for sinale gentlenasn The house IL pleasantly
situated ans very conveAtsst for those sho are 10
he m*rcAnsils husipesa an 3i-As
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-. urrourrn., VEorTABEn DYsPHP

Price 80 cents per bottle r.
r,a-fr. Sole Agents.