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~ MORE EVIDENCE RESPECTING THE RELIABILITY
or SWAN Il Co--1he Talaroosa Times, after giving
the concern of Samuel swan Il Co.. of Augusta, Ga.
. very good character. rays: Of Mr. 8 Swan We feel
1t our duty to say that we have had dealings with
him mary years, and We have, upon all occasions,
found him strictly hone st. genteman,y and punctu
al; his promptnsss in paying bis prize trkets be
attested in this county, By those who have drawn
prizes of some importance since he has been engaged
in the lottery business all of them punetually
IT sponded to- Their lotteries continue to draw every
Saturday throughout the year.
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WouLp'NT Rus THE RIsK.-A countryman hav.
ing purchased gallon of mountain dew, for want
Of q more businesslike label, wrote his name upon
a common playing card. which happened to be the
seven of clubs and tied it to the handle Of the bot
tie. A wsg coming by observed, s'That's an awful
careless way to leave the liquor!" "Why so?'
says Tom. "Whyi because some one might come
with the eight of clubs and take it," Tom seized
the handle and bolted
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out MUSTANG LINIMENT in their house. The
cessary any moment and nothing is capable OF per-
forming such certain cure. (Ertract) IN lifting
the kettle from the fire 1t causht and scalded my
to a crisp. The torture was unbearable 1t WAS an
awful sight The Mustang Liniment ap-
peared TO extract the pain almost Immediately 1t
healed rapidly and left no scar o., account. CHAs.
FOSTER. 40 Broad street, Philadelphia" 1t truly
a wonderful article. 1t will cnre any case of Swell
For horses, it should never be dispea.e with. One
do lars worth of Mustang has frequently saved a
valuable horse. 1t cures tiaids Sprsins. Rngbope,
SPAWN and Founders. Beoare Of limitations. SOLD
in all parts of tEe habitable Globe.
BARNES Il PARK, Proprietors,
jy 2S-d&clm New York.
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SHOCKING BARBARITY.-.The uMemphis (Tenn J
Avalanche says that Reuben, slave of Mrs. Stork,
recently came to his death from punishment re-
ceived at the hands of VIM. S. Montgomery, the
overseer, who for a temporary absence from labor,
gave the negro 500 stripes, which punishment was
renewed daily for ten days, until he sank under
in accordance with the foregoing statement. The
overseer had escaped.
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~Ax adjourned meeting Of the
Of the Bank OF the Commonwealth viii
Be- held IN Goddin's Hall, en- MONDAY RET, q Az
gust. e. " o'clock. MUkTONs U&sh.
= wi 81
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= IsT on LETTERS -Ronain1ng i ~
- RIcdM0ND.pUsr OPTION. o. the IN - .
JAY. 1864 -
- eaY Their ~ ADFkn1tMnD.
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- L1coRrcn BorIrRs, Dol AxD I

- LIcoRICH BOILERS, 90 AND IZO
GALLONS. FOR WooD OR Coal These Boilers have
very siuipIe arrangement for regulating the nest.
and for retaining it at q given Temperature iot
long time. Just TO hand, per fchoonsr Ha1an, anu
for sale A. the Governor Street stove Store, 0[,,
W. 0''' = ' GEORGE STARRETT.
B-Sma,ler sizes. to arrive. Also the Farmers
Boilers all sizes, on hand. ~ ~
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nay Nor1cE.-The subscriber havi1

EI35 N0T1UE.-In6 EUDSCf1Der H8V1Hg
purchased of Mr. w Peterson the entire stock OF
DRUGS and MEDICINES at the store on the aorDer
of Main and Wall streets, formerly Gaynor Woods
City Drug Store ana having made large additions
to the stock am now prepared to offer to my friends
and the public generally. everything in my iine a.
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 confident Of giving
them satisfaction.
iy I7-dtsfcW4t CHAS 8 DAWSON.
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. PnorxcrIor Bu.Lprso Fusp Cox

~ PERSONS wishing PENNIES, for
change, can obtain them by calling ct this Ofice.
igI2-tn
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CHECKING TO RELATE.-What ia the

~ matter where does this crowd oome from? What
excitement. Has any accident happened, or any
robbery been Committed? Why, do you rot know
Ladies. their cheer full faces and their parcels
Look how they are conversag together. thought
everybody knew that 6OLDMIT was closing ont
his stock of goods at such sacrificing prices He is
selling the greatest bargains in the city. He Eas
splendid bleach Cottons at sl4 8, 10 and l21z css;
az 10 cts; parasols almost given away; Elastic Belts
ia cts; Steel Hoops - cts; Extension Skirts 81 2
Mitts. Embroideries. Black Silks, Cambria and Swiss
Edges and ILsertings, Busters, Uorsets Trimmings:
White Goods, AMI host of other articles which De
IL closing out az such prices that has never been
heard of before. 9OLDSMIT =
81 Rrao ~
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NAvAL-We learn from private fetter from an
officer on board, that tue U. 5. sioop st. Mafys,
Commander Davis, which has been lying az Mare
Island, Cal, for some months past, was expected
to sail for Panama about the 1st of August. Many
of her men having deserted, she will be compelled
to sail short-handed All on board were Well The
st. Mays will probably return home in January
next.-Nortolk IA Herald.
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R~ HoBsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAMpo3ING SALOON, under the American Ho-
el-entrance on 18th street
N. Blot, Gold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Bath % cents, or tickets for one
dollar. jos
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THE SPELLING OF s'FRAsER"- California con
temporaries indulge in great variety of ortho
graphy In printing the title of Fraser river, SOME
giving it Frazers, others Fraziers and Others
Fraser's. The correct mode is Fraser" and the
word should not DO used in the possessiye case
The river was named after its discoverer, gentle
man now residing In Canada.
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IMPERIAL IMPROVEMENTS IN PARIs.-I some time
since mentioned incidentally that immense sums
of money had been laid out in rebuilding the Ely.
see Palace in order to prepare it for occasional
residence for the Emperor. 1t is now stated that
the two adjoining mansions in the Fasbonrg St.
Honore have been purchased by the government
to afford accommodation to the entire court while
the Tuileries are under repair.-Paris Cbrrsspon
denceo London Ne,1s, July 5.
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TERRIBLE FaLL--A negro man, engaged on the
High Bridge, on the southside Railroad, fell from
the structure to the earth, distance of one him.
dred and twenty five feet. Hedied in fifteen milo
utes afterwards.
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mSr WHITEHURsr's OLD GALLERY, Z

MAIN ssnEET.-N takes pictures
from so cents to $loo Amorotypes' 1o; ~
usinted. either in pacific or oil. The painting to
be done by first class Portrait Painter; he does
not nretend to take them by the 1000 or By the aid
Of machipery suitable for running rdi'sody cars ~
an OCEAN line Of Steamships He has two skylights
ADVANTAGE, not possessed By any other Gallery In
Richmond. JeEs-zm
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holders of s.Tha Chickahcminy and James hlver
Steam Navigation Company Will be bein % tnr
Charles Hotel, in the city OF Richmonas ON fnA'
DAY Isth of August. at 10 O'Clock. A.
iy N-dtd JOSEPH HAkWVoD, Sec u
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Letter From Shepherdstown.


sHHPHERDsTowN, Va, July IS, 1858
Being on a visit to this place for few weeks.
and knowing that you have no corresponds ats
here, will eudeavor to give you an outline of the
features of this renowned town. 1t is situated on
the banks of the mighty Potomac, with fine aud
commanding view of the surrounding country !;
within five miles of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road and contains 10 or IL stores, 5 churches,
printing office aud population of 800.
This town has long been noted the place
where the first steamboat vas invented, and v hich
was nayigated on the waters Of the Potomac ia the
year l7S5, by the inventor, James Ramsey
Some have given to Fulton the honor of being the
first steamboat inventor, but history will shoe
and proue that James Ramsey, Of Shepherdstown,
Va, acdS the inventor of the first steamboat.
Yours, &c, Nc
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@ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Cfroice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIEs. Old WHISKEYS and CIGARS No. "a Main
treat. fe
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ruppr YOUNG MEN DROWNED.

CHICAGO, July 2o-Last evening, wniie on pies
.ure exenrsiou. three young men we're drowned by
The upsetting Of their boat, about Q mile from the
nIer. Their names were, g. Wentworth Scott, for.
merly Of Montreal, Haviland Peck, of Toronto,and
pairnsr of New York.
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n% CHEoPLAsrIo teeth - Artificial
Teeth nv 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 tho subscribers ONCE,
Main street. opposite Corinthian Hall
iv Is-im .JNO MCCONNELL, Dentist
NJ B-Mr. Mcconnell will uss electricity IN the
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MoRE FILIIBusTERINa.-The Sherman (irayson
county, Texas) Patriot, of the 18th instant has the
following:
Col. Titus, of Nicaragua noforiety. crossed Red
River, at Preston last week, with 105 men Well
armed and equipped, on his way las he stately to
Oregon, as independent filibnsteripg organize
ton, but it strikes us somewhat forcibly that he
with his command will ere long be under the flag
of Vidaurri, of Northern Mexico.
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ings banks in France is 49, having $4,000 deposit
tors and 900 francs deposites. The number
Of depoeitors in France compared with the popula-
ton Is to thirty in the city of Paris
one TO seven. In Prussia the proportion Is one to
thirty-six; in Great Britain, one to fteeu in Bel
GUM, one 60 eight in Saxony, one to four; in the
principal towns Of Switzerland, one 70 three.
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THE SUBSCRIBER having separated
himselffrom the firm of 8. FLEISCHER BRO,
would respectfully direct the attention of those in
want of any description of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods that he intends continuing at the old stand of
his brother. Il Flescher No. Main street, opposite
the Old Market, where he will conduct business on
the same principles which have hitherto charac-
teriZed him.
iy 3I-3tE SIMON FIETSCHER
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- ME.suREn's NorIcs.-Having

n6Y MBAsURER's N0TIcB.-Having
removed my office to my residence on Broad St,
one door below tine African Church, solicit, from
nv many friends and the public generally. Aeon;
tIssusnce of that patronage. which. for the Mst
mouths. they have 90 iiberaiiY nes.p pss l. ..
ing Lnmoer. Brick-work, PiasteriDg, D TT work,
Stone work, &c. feel confident Of giving general
satisfaction LEhOf ChEasHAWs
- i2-lul Measurer.
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THE DTSP At CHI.
-~~rsy<s@e-S<s4>.~.-~-~
4ATUkDAY NoKNfNC .............. July 1, isss
A-TICE 40 ApvERTraHRs.

Adversssemeass for tho plspAfcH must Be handed
By sis o'clock n ts q)tw~oon, ID order 70 appear
The next dag. The hsAvy pressure II Advertisements
apon the columns OF cur paper, win noe admit Of
thesf reception afesr the hcuv naaaed-
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DUEL ON THE MIssIssIppi.-An alteration &C.
CURED few days since between Mr.. John York, OF
New Orleans aud Mr.. Carrick, of Memphis, Tenn.
the settlement of which could not he postponed
until they could arrive at some town. So they
agreed to stop at the first landing, and there settle
the affair, which they did, with their friends, MIR.
Charles Laughlin, Of Missouri as Mr.. C.s friend,
and Mr.. W. A. Gardner, of Alabama, as Mr.. Yurk's
friend. No one else present. They took their
POSITIONS and exchanged one shot-Mr. York hot
hurt, MIR. Carrick shot in the shoulder.
Some words then took place between Mr.. Gard
ner and Mr.. LaugbliD, whereupon the pistols were
reloaded, Mr.. York as Mr.. IS friend and Mr.. Car
rick as Mr.. LIS friend. They took their positions
aud fired ons shot. Mr.. Gardner sill lhtly wound
ed in the arm, Mr. Laughlin shot in the body about
two inches above the hip, but is now considered
out of danger.
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BAsxIse.-On Tuesday last, nearly $4,000 in
gold arrived at Danville, Virginia, for the new
Bank of Danyille. Notes, will be issued in few
days.
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eGs- Oposro. OR PEAnL DsxrrrRrex

Rag ODoHTo, OR PEARL DBHTIFRIeE.-
This Tooth Powder is prepared by recipe of one Of
the Oldest Druggists in the United states. and has
been test by the public for upwards of forty
always giving the highest satisfaction For diseases
of the gums, and for purify ing and cleansing the
teeth it stands uneQualled. Prepared and for sale
only by WARING & PEA RCE
Druggists. iO7 Broad st. above 9th,
ivy Richmond, Va.
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ARnTvxL or THE HAM

ANIMAL or THE HANM0NfA.
Nav Yoak July 80 The steamer Hammonle n \ y
arrived. ehs brings London evening papers g 'ne
18th inst. ~.
Turksy, besides furnishing the authors OF tne
Jeddah massacre offers 10000 francs 70 tne Iamf
Uos.,,ities have commenced between the Mus
sulmen and nsjahs Ia Bosnia
It Was reported at Warsaw that tnere Wou'' 70
q general uprising 10 Turkey:
.;sns with a loss Of 1890 men and guns.
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DTCHM1IND MALE ACADEMY.

II "a Select Classical, Mathematical and EngIsh
school1 ON Franklin street. aboeeith.
r. Ii. l.. T1GAE, A. ~, Principal.
The SIXTH Session of This schooI viii open on
MONDAY. the nth of September. The services Of
faithful and well qualified Assistants are secured
pupils are prepared tor any class Ia College or for
business The Primary Department receives espe-
ciai attention In consequence OF the Senior Class
enter ing College well as some other pupils going
into business there will be q few vacancies A
Glass for beginners in English ard Latin Will BE-
formed. There will also be received into the Glasses
already formed a few more pupils For further par.
tculars apply to the upder signed at his sdence
NJ any time after the 18th Of September.
Il. III. L. TI6HE, A. NJ,
iv 9t-st Franklin st.. above It'll.
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UIHD.|

In the county Of Heinrich, on Thursday, the 18th,
1MMA GERTRUDE. only daughter Of J0Nn B. a-d
Her fnnerAl viii take place on Haturday, the 3ss,
ct III o'clock. from her ffhere rcsidence, IN Grace
street. between ard and 9Th, when al the friends Of
the family arc respectfully invited TO attend.
On Friday morning, the s0th inst., PINNiNNAH
FILLMORE, infant daughter Of MARY Ann and
Elijah Baker, aged year. II months and II days.
The funeral viii take place n. the residense Of her
parents this morning, ct o'clock. The friends Of
the family ars invited to attend.
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~ WV n. rOsTER, ESQ. Is the authorized
agent lor TIE Dispatch In Norfolk and Portsmoush.
eubscrfber Ia those cities will obtain their papers
regularly nom him a. the earliest possible moment
In the day.
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ROMANCE DEsTRorEr.--The Mankato IndepeI
finnt of the 1Itl SAYS.

A ROMANCE DEsTRorEp--The Mankato Indepen.
dent, of the 18th, says:
Zone of the Sioux chiefs recently returned from
Washington, brought back with him an addition
to his household, in the shape of a white wife-a
good looking, fashionabiy dressed young womau
about twenty gears of age. From one of our citi
Eeus, who went up to the agency on the same boat
We learn mat she manifested considerable disap-
poin.mentat the aspect of affairs on her arrival -
The romance of the thing was pretty effectually
"squashed' by the appearance of the inmates and
surroundings Of her new home. She declined all
offers Of assistance from the officers of the boat
who were anxious to return her to civilized socie-
ty, protesting her ability and intention to attend
10 her own business, and advising them to do like.
wise. They left her in an eight by ten feet mud
hovel, in company with couple of Dacotah ma
irons, who also, We believe, had claims upon the
affection of the chief in quest ion
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~ New YoRK LIFE Issuance CON-
pANY.
Capital db1,5OO,OOO.

The above Company is PURELY MUTUAL. and
DIVIDENDS are declared ANNUALLY, end have
averag ed about IS or 80 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 AVID FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows orphans and creditors.
: All loeses have been PAID PROMPTLY, and with
out litigation.
Call, without delay, and secure q LIFE POLICY
IVA CHIS WORKMAN,
Gen'l Agent and Atty fer Virginia,
.03 Main st.
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Artificial

kSGnoaaR B. ETnHE, Dentist, Once
and residence No. ISL on Main. between stk and sth
sEeeEs Richmond Va. my Wy
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LADIEg LIST.
Archer mrr

4 NJ Hae I I
AAUA1 -
80,
Archer mfS 49,
AbrAm mrs Oaros1ne = Alcn
Anderson mrs LouisH A sn
Anthouy Martha tcOPdl Adam
Burke mrs Mmy 1919.
BLOWN M. Ms!AaDsth w 49,
1nlE MI Agt 49,,
BNiee mrs Mary = ~
Houiwars HlIs Victoria = nIow
Baker mrs Jane w
Burrougns uisssnahy : 49,.
Banftss mfs y 49,
Burlington mrs Ian p ps
Butler MRS Amelia
s,ert
Corner mrs 1I Csrte
Chaplin mrs MarfaInst - Goii i,
trump mrs oa 1919 w Gunn
Courtney mre kat1 = Trm
Chambes liz mrs Ammo Ch.li
Cousia mIs AIN Coot,
Carroll MR. A e.,ssn
Coles mfs SAso n
Dsbney miss G pavi
Dickinson miss = LAY
Dixon mrs = n nun.
Davis mrs ID A X puA'
- ru,.,
Elm0re Mary II Ahio
Evens mlssJ A
Frank miss > ry ]
Fovelie miss NJ = Ierrl
Fieldhouse mrs Jane ftou'
Grimsley mrs a. 5000
George mrs Mallnda gray
Gates mrs saran d
n
Hepperton mrsCJ 10y
| Hassette mrs Anne Hill
Heinrich E,rs Ernest Hors
Haskirs mrs N n0p'
| hoW8td mrs neoeCca ,uI
Haynes mrs Safah HEN
Hopson mrs Sarah Hug
Henley miss Martha
I
Ipmap miss Isabella d
J
johnson mrs Susan Jacl
Jones mrs Mary Johl
jackson mrs Pbibe Johl
jackson mrs NJ y Jam
| *
Lacy mrs Marie Lyle
Lumpkins mrs Frances Lacl
Laybsck mrs Ellen
Kfhle Jane .col'd) Kell
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The BANK DIFFICULTY IN GEoRGIA.-The Georgla
papers publish proclamation by the Governor Of
the State, gazeting as delinquents majority Of
our banks, because they have not, in making their
late semi annual returns, complied, as demanded
in his proclamation calling for these returns, with
that provision of the bank act Of the last session,
which required that the afidavits Of bank officers
to and semi annual reports, shall in all cases
state that the bank of which they are officers, has
not by ITSELF its officers, agents, in any partie
ular, violated the provisions of this act" The Au-
gusta Copstitutionalist says:
sEMany of the banks whose bills, under t:iis pro-
claniasion, will be rejected by the Treasurer, at
Miliedgeyille, are as strong and solvent as any
institutions in the State; aud some of them, we
have reason to know, have not violated the pro-
visions of the act of 1857. They declined thu ough
turns, required by the Governor, for variety of
consider atons. Some of them had never suspend
ed, and they did not consider IL necessary to
that they had not violated the provisions of act
which the State had no right to impose upon them
Others did not desire, by complying with one, to
be adjudged as accepting all the provisions Of the
act, and there were others still. anxious to comply
nation, whose officers were unable, from the diff
ferent and conflicting constructions given to the
act OF 1851 to swear that they have not violated 1t
In any particular.
The following Banks have complied with the
law, and their bills will therefore be received in
payment of any dues to the State:
The Central Railroad and Banking Co.; the Geor-
gia Railroad and Banking Co; the Bank of Savan-
nah; the Bank of Augusta; the Bank of Fulton !;
the Bank of Athens; the Manufacturers Bank at
Macon The North Western Bank at Riuggold.
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MAanInp.

. o. "Wednesday evening, July Dth. pr the nv
Mr.. Duncan. Mr. BkvEKLY ". JORDAN, 70 Hltss
HEND1ErTA 4. 0CHROYBR, "a Of q b city.
N Pesersburs papers pleas eorT.
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Norfhern Markets.

pAIrrmoRE July 30 Flour less firm; new Howard
and unia 81 rs. Wheat irregular: good to prime
Rail- 81 .zGeI 30; choice white &i45 Com dull
whit lower sales Of White At $50 70 ctsi yeiioW "
(g9sets.
NEW York, July 3a--Cotton has declining ten.
dency ylour-Ststs and Chic slightly better; south.
err, Unchanged v heat active; southern Red 81 20
:Whit, 81 2oG9I .59fs sstern Whi,esSl 0S9 le.
Corn higher AMI unsetiled; Mixed ego cts; White
q5(a9s cts Yellow nominal at $l(0l02 Spirits Tur-
p.ntine unch inged. Rosn SIS. Rice Steady.
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jy 2f--6
y, RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTI.

w. RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTI.
ts4NTUTE-T. L. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL
Sx The third semiannual session Of this instltu.
ton will commence Sept 18TH 1888. and continue
nineteen weeks Teachers eDinentiy qualified will
be secured for the several departments. and every
facility afforded pupils for acquiring thorough
musical education. Every means will be employed
to secure the success OF pupiis-a0d at the lowest
possible expense The terms for tuition and plan Of
operation will be duly announced.
jy H-2m
FRENCH LANG VA g E Professor
Il EMTON begs to offer to the Principals Of BOYS
OR YOUNG LADIES SCHOOLS. in the city Of
Richmond bis services for the next session, tohegn
the LIST of October Address, Pref. Y. EMION
Junction. Hanover county, Va.
jy 10-tl5August*
MISS PEGRAM'S SUHOOL-MlSS
lv4 pEGRAM will resume the duties of her school
the Ist of October next Circulars, containing full
particulars may be had on application 20
MRS. j. w. PEGRAM
jy I2-d&wtf Linden square
A TEACHER.-A Lady, q graduate Of
"A one of the first Northern seminaries, with oIs
years experience in teaching in the south. desires
9 situation, for the coming year, as TEACHER
She can be highly recommended. Satis aetory re-
ference can be given. Address TEACHER,
jy I5-ifts through the Post Office.
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Accidental son Of the Hon. @. j. Faulkner, Of
Jefferson county, Va, aged about ten years, acct
dentaily shot himself with pistol, on Monday
last, the ball taking effect in the leg. Al latest
counts tt had not been extracted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-31

T OST-My FREE PAPERS, in new
IL pocket book, containing nothing else on Sstur.
day July 24th near Words tobacco factory at the
head of the basin The finder will receive thanks
and 81 reward By leaving them at this office.
JOSEPH THACKEg.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-31

I4KaAL MovE The lawy ers of Paris Kentucky
have entered into written agreement, resolving
70 Increase their fees and to charge uniform rates
This produced intense excitement amongst their
clients, aud general compromise OF all the suits
on the docket is talked Of