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In James CITY county, July sotb, 1t the residence
Of Mr.. knight. NAOMI rIR1INIA HANCOCK.
infant daughter OF Virginia and Humphry II Mllos,
aged mDnths and IS days
The sr1euds and AcquAintaDces Of the family are
requested ooAtaend tbs nneral from her fAthsTs
sidence on 17th, between Leigh and streets. this
morning - so,cl0ck, without fhsther invitation.
On Monday, the I'd inst, JOHN MABEN. son OF
DID. .. and ]. n. Cullen. sgee ssvennonths and
His funeral VIM take place from the residence II
Mr. John MAbsn. this (Tnesday1 evening ate O'Clock
The friends Of the family are requested 70 attend
Yesterday at ~ O'Clock NJ after an Illness Of
seven months. CHARLES HENRY, infant son Of
William and Frances X. Hardie, aged seventeen
months
The funeral will take place This Afternoon. ut
O'Clock. from the residence Of his parents, Corner
Main and 18th streets
And has nay darling Charlie gone,
III number with the rest;
Tia that dear Jesus from above,
That took thee from my breast.
Yesterday afternoon, ut 81 O'Clock, JOHN SHkE
HEY.
His friends and acqHsntances are respectfully in
vited to atteud his funeral at the residence OF Mr.
Patrick McNemars, at nocketts, This Esening.
/ 81 o'clock.
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THE nINIsTERTAL CRISIS IN CANADA.
Tosew7os July 80. 1ess--Geosge Brown the
leader cf the Opposition, was yesterday entrusted
by the Governor General with the formation o. =
new Ministry, but has not yet succeeded 70 CON.
pleting that important duty. The House mss snI.
afternoon, when . further sdjournmeus nnt, uoAs
more time to accomplish his task. Great excite
ment prevails IN cur political circles
ToRoxro-8 r. M.-Mr. Brown has succecded 70
forming 3 Government Cabinet, and the announces
ment OF the same will be made on Monday.
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEw YosK, Aug. 2.-Dstes from Rio Janeiro TO
the 18th Of June, are received The yellow isver
was prevalent In various parts of the empire, but
decreasing at Rio.
Paraguay was about evacuating the territory
between the Parapa and UraRusy rivers. Nego-
tiations pending for the surrender OF the mil
ifary posts to Ruenos AYres.
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Tu, LAST OF THE De RIyIrRE RoMANoE-Colonsl
Biount, accompanied by his vile ana dsuso'er
sailed from New York Saturday afternoon, IN the
steamer Alabama, for Savannah, On route for NO
bile Previous to their departure they were visited
by quite anumber of their friends at the Ne" OH
Hotel, many of whom accompanied them 70 tne
steamer. The report that Miss Bionnt haa again
disappeared is untrue.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 2-The Department Of the
Interior has received information that Is children
who were captured by the Indians at the time
the emigraut train was massacred on Sweet
Water, have been found and raDsomed.
The brigs Bainbridge, Perry and Dolphin, have
bean added to the Paraguay expedition.
The Secretaries OF War and Interior have re-
turned to this city.
The engineers attached to Gen. Johnston's com
mand In Utah, are engaged in the selection of a
site for permanent fertilization South Of Salt Lake
CITY,
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We learn that G. P. K. James, Esq, has been
rendered the appointment of Consul General at
Venice, which, it is probable, he will accept. The
preyious offer to him of the Consulship at Odessa,
be had not accepted on account of the insalubrity
of the place.
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ANOTHER VESSEL CAprURED.-The schr. Willis
Putnam, Downey, master, of ProviDcetowp, Mass !,
arrived at Norfolk Va, Friday afternoon last, and
was i'm ediateIy taken possession of by Inspector
General VIM. il Parker, for violation OF the it,
spection law in June last having on thas occasion
resisted the Inspector, driving him from the yes
sell with threats TO shoot him, and proceeding to
sea without certificate. The penalty in case OF
resistance Of the inspection law is a fine OF $500
and costs.
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FOURTH OF July IN PRUssrA.-The Fourth OF July
was celebrated by the Americans in Berlin, at the
house of Gov Wright, the U. s. Minister. Upwards
of thirty Americans we're present on this occasion,
including the q. 8. Consuls at Hamburg and bre'
men, Capt. Pendergrast, U. s. N, DR.. Abbott, with
his bride, daughter Of the Hon. Theodore s. Fay,
Minister to Switzerland and the venerable Baron
Humboldt, who came from Potsdam on purpose
to participate in the festival. toast to Virginia
was replied to by Ed S. Jaques, Young artist, OF
that State.
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Al NEW BOOK, by Che author of ono

A NEW BUM, Dy the auInor VI No
"A thing to Wear" entitled
TWO MILLIONS. By VIM. Allen Butler. Esa.
Said to be distinguished by all the characteris-
tics of the writer to wit force and ten erness,
and EQUAL If not superior TO Nothing to Wear. y
pretty volume, SO cents.
Also, Just received,
NAN Upon the Sea, or History of Maritime Ad.
venture Exploration and Discovery, from the
earliest ages to the present time; comprising a
detailed account of remarkable voyages, an
Gent well as modern. By Frank B. Goodrich,
author of the court of Napoleon" &c., with nu-
merous illustrations. So.
MIZPAH. Prayer and Friendship. Mzpah-The
Lord watch between me and thee while we AZ
sent from one and another. Gen. XXI, 40. By
l.. G. LOOMS $1.25.
THE Life and Adventures of Mai. Roger Sherman
Potter; with IL engrayings by Huber. 12mo cl /.
Si25 1t recounts series of adventures. some
as droll and Whimsical as those OF the famous
''f}il Blas"-N y Herald.
REDGAUNTLEr. By Sir Walter Scott. 81 So.
Forming two vols. Mcknor's beautiful edition of
the Waverley Novels.
THE Eclectic Magazine tor August. Subscription
IS per annum In advance
FRANK leslie's Family Magazine for August
Subscription So per year.
GRAHAM'S Monthly Magazine for August. So Der
year. JAMES WO0DH0UHE CO.
an Sit
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FARM FOR sALE.-Will B

" sold upon terms ofgnusuat o III nor w.
der q Hanover county occupied o. sns sao o.
scripeI WHY ~ Centred his daily presence in Rich
nns n6 w oonsi asssbs portion soil s remsk
ably quick suited ior market sr garden
ing ~ good ply scian, such having just re-
red from the neghborhood, within two miles OF
~ .ace now offered which also occupied by
~ i;sisn about two years ago Distance from Rich
n~nynd 81 miles Apply at the Office Of the Bank OF
sHs ComfnCnwealth to &c HOWARD.
II Refer also, to Messrs Goddin 4 Apperson.
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ARRIVAL OF FISHING yEssELs--Four OF the Glou'
cester feet of fish vessels in the Bay OF st. Law
renee, arrive at Gloucester on wednesday, win
about 800 barrels of MackereI each. They report
that the prospects among the feet look favorable.
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The DIS r a ITCH
xsTlCE 70 AnvRMTISEnss

AAvsrsassmsntp ibr ths DrspAsru must BE- hsnded
= - a. scleck ~ ~ et~esa, IN order % appear
he next Aay. The As4vY pressure II Advertisements
: spon ths colunna d Our payer, vim NOS admit 81
tkelf reception A1sN thS houv nAssed.
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When last heard from, DR.. I. NV. Burton, the
iefaulting Secretary of Tennessee, was in Canada,
designing to take passage for Europe.
In accordance with charter granted by the last
legislature of Tennessee, movements are in pro-
gress to build railrord along the bank OF the
Mississippi from Memphis to New Orleans.
Mr.. Black, for some twenty years United states
consul Ia the city of Mexico, for the present
takes charge of the papers Of the American lega-
fipp
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MARRTEID
DIED.

O. shs ssth q July. By TIE nsy; Mr.; HI Mr. !5'
J0HM HANvEY. 70 M1. NARY kLIzASnh
BuI1IN.
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the City of
Richmond, the LIST Monday in July. 1855 it being
the 5th day of the monthly
Henry II, man, Plaintiff,
against
AW Pyle and Barnett Pyle, partners
in business, under the name and st5l-
of A w Pyle Bro, Defendants. IN DEBr
and upon an attachment returned executed.
The object OF this suit Is to recover of the defend
ants. one thousand one hundred and eight dollars,
with legal interest on $3650. part thereof from the
18TH day OF December. 1857 and S743 a. the resi-
due thereof from the 18th day of December. 1857,
TIL pay ment and affidavit having been made aud
filed that the defendants above named are non resi-.
dents of this Commonwealth, the said defendants
are notified to appear within one month after due
publeat IN hereof, and do what Is necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this suit.
A Cepy-Teste,
JAMES BLLErT. Clk
tv0
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To.al nopula,ion Of th. alobe..-..-I.aas.ooo.o9'

Total pOpuiatfUH q tb0 E'0 ,..,,
The Bulletin INDUCES in picture OF the mortaiity
among this vast human family. Thus, taxing the
average annual number Of deaths as about one 70
every forty inhabitants, and supposing that the
earth has, as Herr Dietrich estimates,
inhabitants at the present time, the number OF
deaths in year would be about s2,ooo,ooo, which
in more than the entire present population OF the
United States At this rate the average number
of deaths per day is about S7,6l; the average per
hour about 1858; the average per minute about
81! Thus at least every second human life Is
ended However, as the births considerably ex'
coed the deaths, there are probably seventy or
eighty human beings born per minute. Perhaps
after all, Herr Dietrih may have shot wide oil the
mark, for it is admitted that the population OF the
earth il, in great measure, only a well reasoned
conjecture.
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- PnoxnC11on uuILpIrG YurD C0n-
plrr - called meeting q this Company VII 3
ksId q MONDAY eyssi6Es August "a. o ociook'
u 3l-2t ~ WWNosHUs 80 -
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN" PARRISH,
master, from New York: =. ~ !,
w ] Walker. W Laight, lady, children ana
| nur.e Miss Wilkes Miss Higgins = Lauter, J II
Harris. Mrs W Thornburn, 7 8 Gillian, Woody,
n orr, L Pennington, Alex Baker and isdy. y Il
4 BrimIev. Edwin James. Miss Buckley. Miss
Hamilton. VIM Butler. . sampson and = fw 70
den Rosenberc. Rsbt Colling. Jno sylvia, Hy Far
mer. q Myers Booker. W Mcginnis. J Miner.
Carter. and % steerage. Also, seamen for bark
Robuck City Point.
Also from Norfolk-Jno Perry. lady and chill
dren and NURSE Devote; Jos Longenotta MIS- 70,
aud lady. Miss Clarke, Miss A Heath, Miss L
Harding. W Barnes, II Bell. A r Tatum, Clarke.
Jno Hancock, Undertake, Alex Boyd, Jno Neal
SUNDAY, s A NJ, passed steamship "Roanok. bound
10 New York
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JAS H CONWAY, NJ Dr.
g WORKMAN, NJ ID. Medical Board.
Ro T COLEMAN. ND jy 2-ts

~ 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 FALL streets. formerly Gaynor Woods
to the stock i am now 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, feel confident Of giving
iy ,:~dtsGcw4t CHAs 8. DAWSON.
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MASONIC NUTlCE.-The mem
KY bers of Richmond Lodge No. 10 are request:
/V\ ed toattend a stated meeting at the Masons'
Hail. On THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
By order of the Worshigful Master.
JAMES Il. RIDDlCK, Secretary;
August 81. A. l. 1858. A. d. 1888. au Git
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TREMENDOUS RUSH after the Cheap
l. Goods at JACOB A. LEWIS, Is Main street.
One thousand yards of white Brilliante retaied ut
LEWIS yesterday for i21 cents per yard, actually
worth Is cents Only 900 yards lett. Gall soon or
you will miss the chance SO Stella Scarfs at 81 so
apiece worth So. One million Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
at half price Fine Grass Linen Hdkfs at rs, worth
SO cepts Fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs. at l21a cents,
worth Is cents. Ices Collars only rs cents. worth
so aud rs cents Long Silk mitts at rs cents per
pair. Lawns at Ga and So cents. ewiss Muslin at
l2x cents, worth lea cents.
A very large assortment of Housekeeping Goods
kent on hand and will be sold at prices that will
ties Linen Towels from 81 per dozen to ST. Cotton
and Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen and Cotton,
ed stock of DRY Goods can be found at LEvY'S.
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~ NEW York LIFE INSURANCE. Con-
pANY. -
Capital 100000.

The above Company Is PURKLY MUTUAL, and
DIVIDENDS are declared ANNUALLY, and have
averaged about IS or 40 per cent.
When desired, 40 per cent. OF the annual premium
will be loaned to the insured.
This Company 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 PAlDPROMPTLY, and with
out litigation.
Call, without delay, and secure LIFE POLICY
lux 'Ae DsD'"' % '''' CHAS Z WORKMAN,
Gen'i Agent and Atty for Virginia,
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2-Flour Gull and steady. CITY
Mills k5 Howard and Ohio $4.75 Wheat buoyant:
rel 81 25Dl 30. Corn firm: mixed so9S2 white Si(@
ST; yellow 90t992
NKw YORK Aug. 2.-Cctton heavy; sales OF 900
bales upla ds middling, i25.l6. Flour dull but
firm, and generally UNCHANGED: Wheat unsettled;
mixed 65(Is3 white $lIO6sl.0s. Spts Turpentine
steady at 43QD44. Resin $i.o5. Rice quiet.
Richmond Markets, Aug. =.
FLOUR is scarce and firm old Superfne would
bring IS %.
81 4561l 80 for White-extra lots oI White were sold
yesterday for 81 IS.
CORN is firm, with an advancing tendency.
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EOK14R&hXA - 49, - -
Herr Dietrich, Distinguished profcssof q We
University Of Berlin, quoted By the philaae'po's
Bulletin, hes lately addressed apapsr 70 we Ac@-
deny OF Sciences Of that city, In regard 20 we
worlds population, and It h generally ssrsea tnas
IL ID the most carefully prepared and most reliable
work that has yet appeared on this Interesting
subtect. After some detailed estimates In regard
20 IN. ys great divisions Of the world be strives
A tho conclusion that tts present population is
about fseelrs hundred and eighty-thres millicas.
This will no doubt account Tor the hard times,
and the great difhculsy, nowadays, Of mailing .
livingI 1t has generally been supposed that eight
hundred millions, or thousand ct the very OUT
aide, ives the highest figure Of the worlds inhaos-
tauts. But here comes this Prussisn statistician'
with his twelve hundred and eighty three millions
showing An amount n competition for the fruits
OF the earth 70 say nothing of ocusts caterpiliars
rrasshoppers, ehinchhsgs, weavii, &C., &C., which
NAV we'll throw faint LsaSted people into despair.
Nor 4. thi. the worst Of IT, for Herr Dietrich calcu-
late. that by the end Of this century the present
n.raher Of human beings will have increased to
the enormous sum OF two thousand millions. Let
te thankful that We shall not see the end of this
century.
Tn. whole estimated population of the earth,
according TO our professor of Berlin, is a. follows
Population of Enrope. - 90 9s
Asia =. ~ ~, o.
1 America .ApiUoV,VVo
Africa. o, ~ ~ ss
Australia. &c...-.....-..."..'-.. ]poo,oo
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~ ABS CON d E D-My apprentice,
IA JOHN ROCKS, who is supposed to be Turk
- ing about the county Of Hanover or the city
- Of Richmond or Petersburg. He was in Rich
23d Of July last. lie is gingerbread colored
boy, about eighteen years of age, and rather thick
set, and has 4 number of bumps on his face. Ali
pei warned against harboripg or employ ing
said boy, and any one who Will restore him 10 me
in Richmond, Or give information by which l can
get him. will be suitably rewarded aud all expenses
paid. 4. J CRUMP, Builder.
au3-lOt*
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hevt 80 g 49, - 49, -
ARMED.
at.s.er fnmestowu. Ehrrish. New York. mdse
asi SSSs eneers Indian 3 Watson.
steamer Geo Peabody. Pritchetf, Baltimore. mdss.
q Srisiss bris Eueistia MAXWELL HaiiiAs. hsh. :
~ JoespSa Is and KdNin. Cornsrey. Philsdsl-
sas cr r eos Hsnry, rver Wheat
schr jno Rsndolph. Phillips. james river, wheat
schr VIM severe, Brooks. Baltimore, wheat, Hax
All Crenshaw 3 Co. n
= schr smma Jams. Phillips. baltimore. ndss. /" y
sioop Mary Irvine. Bowery. Powels cresk. whsst,
Lighter Henry Brown. FISCHER. Petersburg. wheat,
Warwick BaTksdale.
schr n Waterman, -, Peeksviile, N Y, coal. W
Colquitt Co.
schr n and Mel Jones, down the river for
wheat W Colquitt Co.
loop New Packet. Gray. smithneld, mdse.
4
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~ LrcoRIcn BoILHRs, 90 AID 10
GALLONS ron Woop on OoAr.-These Boilers have a
very simple arrangement for regulating the heat.
and for retaining Il at . given temperature for
long time. Just TO hand, per schooner HAxau, ana
~. ' GEORGE HTAKRETT.
~ B-Smaller Sizes to arrive Also the FarmerS
Boilers all sizes, on hand. ~ ~
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QR1DGFORD & co.
~ Haye 4 stose snds6s sal.ia - = s.it per'
.s ssssa EiH dcsss tE1 Sissfs
a!os.d fLAsrkR, P!.1teIing HAIka eavsd
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CHAs 8. DAWSON.

~ CHEoPLAsTIo TEETH - Artificial
ed BY the subscriber and warranted to be superior
in every respect to any other method now in use -
Specimens can be seen at tho subscribers ONCE
Main street, opposite Corinthian Hall.
jy I5-Im JNO MCCONNELL, Dentist
N.B-Mr. Mcconnell will use electricity inIthe
extraction of Teeth, for those who wish to try 1t.
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~ MsAsuRnR's NorIcn.-Hav

H6 MEAsURER's NoTICE.-Havlng
removed my Office to my residence on Broad st !,
one door below the African Church, solicit, from
my many friends, and the public generally, con-
tinuance of that patronage, which. for the last 6
months they have 80 literally bestowed.
From the large experience have had in measur-
ing Lumber, Brick-work, Plastering, Dirt work,
Stone work, &c. / feel confident Of giving general
satisfaction. LEROY A CRENSHAW,
jy I2-lm Measurer.
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= GRAYS ATTENTION Attend a
Il Squad Drill at Military Hall, this (TUESDAY)
IN evening, at O'Clock, promptly. New members
6 are particularly requested to be punctuai.
BY order Of Capt ELLIOTT
a11l I'll il u. III. -. u.
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O. FOR RENT-and possession i'm
X:S mediateIy-the house on Sd st, between Clay
and Leigh st. Apply to VIM PHILLIPS.
an Att
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MOTlCE.-I have taken the store for
~ many years occupied by thelate VIM. J. Smith.
18th street opposite the Exchange Hotel and TIVE
his entire stock and fixtures am prepared andswi
be pleased to furnish his and my customers ano
friends with any orders they may Pc pleasou ~
and special attention. and respectfully soi1Sia CALL
VIM ALLEN, Merchant TAILOR.
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400 BBLs CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR

900 BBL6 CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
1OO G Waskey brand 20 hbds Sides and Shout
derE 1000 sugarcured Hams, In bags. 1900 QneeI
City Hams; 100 bbls and tierces choice Leaf Lard
100 kegs No Leaf Lard. For sale BY
aus THOS JONES ! co.
CUGARS.-6OO bills. Refined Sugar
- $50 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico Sugar-for sale
CHEEsE, SC 80 boxes prime Cutting
Cheese; Is whole and half bbls Beveridge's Ale;
300 dozen Buckets and Brooms; $50 bbls Mackerel
and Potomac HsrIingr; 10 bags Java, Laguyra and
MO Coffee For sale By
7 IQUORS.-30O bbls Rectified Whis-
- key. Gin and Brandy: 200 bills ane Bye Whis-
Key; 70 casks Port. Madeira and Malaga Wine; 5
pipes Holland Gin N quarter and eighth pipes fne
French Brandy. For sals bxx ,o,rs
WE HAVE A VARIETY OF STOCKS
and BONDS always on hand. consisting Of
Norfolk City Bonds
Central Railroad Bonds
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad BENDS
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance 90.
Lynchhurg Gas
DAnviile Railroad
-. whsn xi e 4 ;As %.rass rate 10 sums to
aus Nv Pa6SkkccisiIiII : CO., stock Brokers.
MISSES BLACK SILK MITT6-LONG
- AND eH0RT.-We have In d re- very large
sppcIy Of tbs shove, which we are selling very
cheap. SWORDS THAW,
snS 10 Broad f.
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RTCHM0ND MUSICAL INsI[

ANsw TUTE--T. L. GALLYHER. PRINCIPAL
$S1 The third semiannIal session OF this insiits
ton will commence Sept 18th. 1873 and continue
be secured for the several departments. and ever
facility afforded pupils for acquiring q Thorough
10 secure the success of pupils-and at the lowest
possible expense The terms for tuition and plan o.
Operation will be duly announced.
I'm,
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G - TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
~ OLD DOMINION SECTION, NO. 1.
~ /. O. G. T.--Each and every member of
this Section is requested to attend itx re-
= y gular meeting, to be held this (TUES-
DAY) evening at 50 o'clock, at Saunders Hall as
business OF great Importance win be brought before
the meeting. @&ss
By order ofthe ". A, STEPHEN NJ FISHER,
au 3-it$ Secy.
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q STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A0Nthe Rutherford Mills a brown HORSE. with
long name and tail A suitable reward Will be paid
"a aus IA N'' " MeGRUDER's SONS.
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EXTENSION BUSTLE AND EXPAN-
LISBON SKIRTS.-We are sole agents for the City
of Richmond for the sale of Mrs. /. Nathans ceebra
ted Skirts and have this day received per stear
Roanoke very large lot, to which We respectfully
invite the attention Of the trade.
Also, fresh lots of new and desirable goods In the
way Of Hosiery, Belts, Gloves. &c DC, by every
~ THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL,
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- GENTS FRENCH CALF OK
FORD TIES AT s. 50-We are selling
our own make Oxford Ties-made Of the very best
French CalfskiD, and by the most experienced work
men-at OF ly So 80 pr tair. Call and get your sup
ply at HARRIS CO.'S Shoe Depot,
No li9 Main st.
AIA
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c,nnTHERN FEMILE INSTITUTE

- RICHMOND, VA.-The ninth session o. this "a
sttution will commence ON the nrss MoNDAYia
October next
For Catalogues, giving information as In terms
boarding department, course Of study, &C. with u
apnlv 70 D LEE POWELL
~ a~dtI0thO f Principal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-03

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