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Mr., Charles Dickens.

The last explanation Of this popular writer, 10
regard to his late troubles does not seem to give
universal satisfaction. 1t 10 condemned in some
quarters ~ vague and general, and as unnecessarily
briugiug his wife once more to public notice.
contemporary Observes that If Ar. Charles Dickens
has any intimate friend In whose judgment he
eoundes, that friend has much to answer for -
"Mr. Dickens" adds this journal, has recently
felt constrained TO separate from bis wife Of some
twsnty-odd years. That wife has said nothing
and, 20 far the public il aware. has isstieated
others to say nothing, about the matter. There
10 no impeachment of Mr. Dicksns's conduct 10
the premises resting upon any authority what
ever. That lying rumor should DO busy wfth the
ease snd especially with the name OF the masculine
party 70 Il, Was inevitable. Every libertine in
Anglo saxondom, male or female, IL sure Of
courss that there 10 another lady In the case, If
IA, several ladies Mr.. Dickens was stung by the
. circulation Of anoDy nous scandals 10 publish,
is,roush Household Words his solemn, m
phatio denial that there was any shadow of forn'
d.tion for such scandals. The he should have
stopped. N. body but his vile sbonId have
4 n power to call him out agaia. Yet he has
bssn tempted to write again, ostsnsibly for pri-
vs,s circulation only but his letter has got into
print. a. such letters always will. We shall not
ips that would be 20 advantageous to him % ST.
leuce In Q case Of matrimonial abrasion, the
public sympathy instioctiveIy takss the side Of
the weaker party--that 10 the, the wife-and where
the vile maiutaips perfect silence aud the husband
issues bulstia aitsr bulletin, he 10 sure to loss
srosud With each succeeding hour. One more
uucalIsd for letter from Mr. D. will flush him.
all the great literary men the day, Dickens
10 ne one whom every ono will be most sorry to
sec in trouble He has written such delightful
bsoka, and impaired 30 much exquisite aud limo.
cent spjoymsnt to mankind, that We dislike to see
. single spot upon such . sun, or one solitary
cloud, however small, in his bright horizon. But
his "Amsricau Notes." Especially With reference
70 Richmond,) convinced Cur Isopls that this 10.
mnarAbls writer lacked some Of the essential
qualities Of gentleman. Well, 'to IL human; .
vs must not expect too much Of humanity, but be
thankful for ihs good aud happiness We receive,
and shut osr eyes - far a. possible to the evil 1t
Il but just to say THAI, beyond the separation from
HE vita. for which NO Qualification 10 offered, no
proof exists Of the scandal against Mr.. Dickens,
private character, which probably owes lite origin
% the Jealousy and malice which always dog the
footsteps Of superior genius. 81
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rHosxsrEAp CoMp.xY.-A regul

ny HOMESTEAD CoMPANY.-A regular
meeting of this Company will be held At their fee
on FRIDAY evening next. the 2'ith inst az ocis
in te constitution il contemplated. ana VIII prob&
bly, be made for tho speed, termination OF the Con-
pany
Those who cannot attend in person, are regnestpn
to leave tn ir power Of attornev with Monta
rue Treasurer or WM r ALLEN,
an Is~3s Secretary.
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rHR YIRaINIA RIFLEe,

81 capt. EXBkWCks
viii make 40 ExcuFsion down ,,ls gcmss aver %
zn@ust. 1854. iessins kcckstss II : Seicek. sadrs
iasa g 4 4 asSHoRY BAND has bssn engaged e,
me oee NJ Company win uae y cry Mort % msks
he trio pheasant 70 ali. ard god ofdef beprs
~ ~ w. Refreshnnsnts II city prices. ,.
fickafs (sdmitting one gentleman spo we isdtss)
s,esch additional lady 81 cszs. ~ p ma oi eve.
- ~ Meu asssa " 'e LIEUT. E.1MAs,
Commtsess serg's fYNnENAs.
corpl BkCk NAN,
PRIZE HAcxk,
a. IN rkF7t&tdtd uAt kNBADR
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FATAL ACCIDENTS Sunday evening last. J. II.
Bunch, sectional master of the second division OF
the Seaboard Roanoke Railroad, left Suffolk in a
hand car for Portsmouth, Va, for the purpose Of
procuring . metallic coffin for child, and on the
way he accidentally fell from the car. which pass
ed over him. and inflicted such severe injury that
he survived only until Monday morning. On Mon
day last a Mr.. Cancannon, resident of Ports.
mouth, and employed on the Seaboard & Roanoke
Railroad was walking on the track, near Boykin g
Depot. and in crossing tressel work, by some un-
lucky misstep fell from it, height of twelve feet
aud was so badly hurt that he survived oniy six
teen hours.
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PHILADELPHIA, August l9.-The grand telegraph
celebration has been fixed for the LIST day of Sep.
TENDER. The London authorities are to be notified
and will probably appoint the same day.
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The SALE OF WHISKY TO SLAvEs.-The court at
huntsville, Kentucky, recently gave q verdict
against the owner of dstlery for the value of
negro man, for having sold the black jug of
whiskes, on which the slave became intoxicated.
and was in consequences drowned in attempting to
SWIM on horseback swollen creek The accident
was proven to have occurred from the drunken
folly and msmanagement of the slave. There 10 a
law of that State which makes the seller Of liquor
to slave liable for all the consequences from the
use Of the liquor by the negro. The verdict, it s
thought. will have an important influence in ar
resting the sale Of liquor TO slaves.
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HoN. thas. Jas. Fnulkser has been unanimously
selected to deliver the Annual Address before the
Valley Agricultural Society of Virginia. at Win
chester, on the 21st Of October, and has accepted
the invitation,
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OHIO POLITICS.

CINCINNATI. August 19.-Stanton has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the
Sth District OF Ohio. VIM. Hubbard is the Demo
cratic nominee,
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SAILED FOR EUROPE The Persia sailed from New
York on Wednesday for Liverpool. with $1,000 in
specie and 100 passengers. Madame Frezzoni,
Gen. Z. Y. Fair, Of Ala, Munster to st. Peters.
burgb, and bis lady, Robert Leslie, of Petersburg.
w.. and Mrs. John Gilmore and 8. J. Harrison, Of
Richmond
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THE GoVERNMENT LOAN
CELEBRATION.

NEW YORK. August Height and half million
dollars were received at the New York Custom
House last week, principally from the recent loau
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RkPORTED FOR TaE "D sPATCEI.''

MORE GABLE .pIrFIcULrIEsn-THE PkEsI-
DENIS MESSAGE GONE At LAST
TstSiss Bar. August 10 10 ths Fssndent y ne
United Mates. Your message. In reply TO that Oh
the Queens, was transmitted to VaIeniia tn's
a.evnIue nj o'clock. The Transmission was 90
iaysd until this time for sons csuse occurring ~
vslentia. with which am ret uoacq uainted.s
ps sAxfy, Cn1ef RlectrfciAn.
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IMPORTANT MoyEHaar AMONG THE IsRAsLIrss,-
The recent conservation of the new synagogue
Oheb Shaionl, In Hanover street, has iuauyurat ted
an important reformstory movement amoug the
Israeiites 10 this city. The members of this con-
krsgstioD, Who bad up to that time profsssed the
orthodox creed ofthe Hebrew church, and strict
" observed lite prescribed rites and cersmoniss
have now discarded some of the fundamental pria.
cipiss oftheir faith, and abandoned its old aud e.
tsblishsd form of worship. B. sides tho intro,sc
ton Of an organ and the singing Of INNS ia tho
vernaculsr tongue. they have adopted prayer
DO L which gives due expression TO the remsrka-
bic change Of the religious sentiment, which 10 BE-
ginning 70 make its way among q large portion
Ct that ancient people.
Among the most important changes which have
'has far characterized the movement, the restiru.
tntion OF Mosaic policy, and the return to Jerusa
lem, and the re establishment of sscrifciai wor-
ship. are nc longer objects Of hope and PRAYER
The dogma of millennium, in a somewhat modi.
fed form, 10 prominent feature of the ne~ prayer
book. These radical changes among the Leoplo
OF Israel, who have for 30 many centuries adhered
to the strict faith of their fathers have Of late
resulted in the formation of numerous congrega-
tions, which deviate more or less from the Ortho.
dox stsodard.-BdH Sun
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Drrxe "A dispatch from Charleston, 8. C, an
noancss that Lieutenant Schsrmsrhorn, U. 3
Marine Corps, Virginia, 10 lying there in DING
condition.
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eA- Dr. ACHILLES AecoLI's Office, On
Grace street. between 7th and 9Th
Change Of Hour far the I6or.-After the 18th inst
(4uSust) DR.. AsC Ii will he in attendance upon the
poor between aid o'clock P. NJ instead of be-
tween and g. as heretofore. and positieely at 10
other hour. ia the day or evening" NH l2-lys
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n~ PsoF E. HoUDAYER. a GRADUATE
Of the University Of paris respectfully tenders biz
pet vices to the citizens Of Richmond, end TO the
Principals Of Schools. as 3 teacher Of the French
language He refers, by permission. to the follow
ing xentlemen. who are acquainted with his pecu-
liar q stem of instruction: 49,
M Paul French Consul; Col. 7. p Aueust. q.
Rancolph. kd Dr. Woodbridge, VIM. W. Harvie,
ESQ DR. Weisiger. N A Sturdivaat, ESQ.,. Dr.. Bur.
we'll q. T. 0riswold. Esq.
Apply At the corner OF Sd and Leigh streets
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~ REEFS Cb's new style OF ADbrotypes. are
really rems Of Art See them. They were acknowI-
edged by majority of the New York National
Guard superior to those made in New York, by the
ha,f Artist
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LAND sALH.-"Wavelsnd,' the farm of Jen es
Rogers, Esq iu Fauquier county, Va, has been
purchased BY john A Warrington. E4q of Mount
Vernon, for 1856 000-about $40 per acre
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jy 26-d&clm n
~ The SumMEa-Irs DISEASES


10 The SUmMEa--Irs DISEASES
THE REMEDY AT HAsD-HAxproN's yRerrABIl
fIscTUaR-Wet ave the stron est assurance of h,
good effects of this medicine la Che Era Morbus d.
arhoea and Dis Asses of the bowe g. incident to the
season. II invigorates the stomach and bowels ane
enders the syst M great assistance In combatins
the approach OF disease.
IL you have Ccugh.
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
TAKE HAMPTeN's TINCTuRE.
:. -. TAKE Mzaprors rrNcruRE.
TAKE HAMproN's rrScrURs.
TAks nAMrToN's TINcruRE.
TAKE HAMpToN's TINcTUaE.
TAKE H.wpTnN,s rrNr~roe.
HAMPTOE'S VEGETABLE TINOTURD.
BY uiid ACTED on the stomach, liver and tne kid
neys, . i,l cure D spcpsia, Congh, Asthma. Bron.
chial and Lung Affections. Pains IN the BACK. siJ.
and Breast, Consumption aud Scro uia Rheumatism
Gout, Neuralgia, Fistula Piles Bowel Complaint
Wor ns ana Nervous Disabilities and all diseases arr
sing from impure blood FE1 800 -
DELICATs CHILDREN.
one bottle will prove its superior virtue.
A. A FEMALE MEDICINE,
Hsmptons Tincture rannot be excelled. As a bean.
nfsing agent Il Is far superior to any Of the COS
netscs % the DAY producing beautiful clear ska
and giving to the cheeks the color OF the rose i'm
parting T., every muscle that life and elasticif
shieh gives to all who enjoy health such grace arr
Sold bx PURCELL, LADD 1 co., Richmond b,
DR.. COOKE fredericksburg: by All the Drn9ci.f.i /,
Petsrsbnrs By MORTiMkR ( MoW WI Bs,t I
,iyre AMI oy N uggisss onopkeepers ey e.
81 Per bottle: az bottles for b.
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n~LgATHER AND hCBBsR bkLriNo'
STEAM ACHING, HOSE &C We keep On
baud q full supply Of Betting. &C., rom the ~" s
manufacturers, and sell at factory prices MeMse
keep iarg@ variety Of Cotton and Hemp f~fasas
"i"pp'Ns KNOWLES wALr0RD.
an I7-aw No. Il Pearl st.
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nIHN.

I'm Wednessay the 18th. VI 8 EtIZABFTd MAY
~ LII. In the forty -isth ysarof her age
The funeral wil,takr place from the retid nee o
Mr. ! Inn 4 a. ntry IN lst street. this morninx. as
40 octork. Der fficus and scquaintanoes 40 insi'
ted 10 Atapd. e. @A
l. ueh bug aud Buct ~ an paper n please copy
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This company afords the insured advaa ;sk y y
nav the least moIsey and receive their dislasna
while living The annual dividesd IL over one-tnr
'n sn prrn,.m p"'u. KNOWLES : wALFoRD.
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TIDER MILLS Il am manufacturing
~ CIDER MILLS ofa mos peri ct const. notion
equally efficient for salo1 of cider or eight 10 ten
barre = day The mill is not lsrg r than whea
tan. End may be used Oy several ueighbors
foil supelvof Straw Cutters. Corn Shelters
Wheat Fans. Iron Beam Plows, Churns. Apple
pearers that eorea and slice. II 81 SMITH
au l5-2w "a Main ~
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AHHAD or TNE-Tbe announcement Of the sue.
cessfu laying Of the cable. delivered at the office
| OF the New York and New Orleans Southern line
a. l21a O'Clock. P. NJ, yesterday. received by
our telegraph news reporter At IL SO, A. NJ being
| forty minutes ahead of time.
If tho Trans Atlantic line shows an equal degree
| of promptness with the Southern line, dispatch
left at the London Office at 9, p. NJ, wouid reach
| US before O'Clock the same evening. over four
| hours ahead of time.-N. o. Chm. Bulletin, tn.
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! To BE TRIED The Secretary Of War has sus.
| pended Mr.. Banks. United States sutler at Fort
that official is to be tried for disobedeEce of or
ders in selling sprituous liquors in the garrison
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Africa, In which the Emperor Of Morocco has been
dsssAsea oy certain hostile trfbes, and compelled
20 msss nis way back to his osn conntry.
The sam Of $4,000 has been II bseribsd in Wythe.
vllas. Vas Rr The erection OF Presbyterian tN
The residence Of DR. ssmnal pendleton IN Ia
10th Inst 1's''oss1 y VS. W Tag
1Ans Omnibus stables of Wn Robertson. ID BAL
siaaofes Nefs destroyed by frson VI esnesday. win
Ell coaches. Loss $4,000 = + =
fatal 10 the neighborhood OF Upperviiie. VI.
The slavsstsAling schooner Francis French.
seized q fslk. We, hss been sold Tor 1890 mi
paisas.sd ~ her former commander, Capt Lave.
. 7. ha4eall ~ nurdsrsd % TIE llth inst.
4. .asesvslss. nisss u. stssls, ksspsr al
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FUsERAL.-The funeral of Capt. John Davis, If
the Glen Cove, took place 10 Norfolk, "a, Weduss-
day. 1t WAS attended by the Masons aud Odd
Fellows of that city. Rev. r. G. Jones preached
the sermon. The flags of the shipping we're at
half mast durin1 the day.
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4 i Ills T ITCH .
- 'ff.is - ~
AUGUST y. 49,

NofIge ~ ADysRfIsRNs Advertisement. FIR
shs DsseATlH must De hanti ~ BY sis chick III tae
QftTnosH IN evdsr 10 appear ne ness dry IN.
ass pr usayy ~ ddrevfsaems q npn ne colHMns n
esr mr. ys1 nu aimu " f-eir vsc<pti0N after the
hn9 ool16.
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nISPATCH
PRIN TIL a q Oh ri ES
Obynsy If Mum and ThssAssth Streets, RSea'1N /.
John D. HAhlAfERSLEf 8 CO., Proprietor

This establishment fbsing the most eofnplete Prh.
tory 10 The South bot. = reg.sds yr9 E.n
&C. snd .1 Ss ls' sraS oas the sss sSecsns
pAMRHL LETs,,rs BA Slr saE pS;lasSStRs
cA uH1nRGnLARs. fnoaRXMaHs
Bills OF iApING. HxEDBILLs. &c.
sanks. Pubic ofhces. Insurance, Railroad and Trans
00. THE 81 DfIissPATCM CAIiD PRESS.
Srculars. Labels, &C., is capable OF turning Oh Ion
npressions per hour. thereby enabling the patron
= this establishment to s no, si'
Prices reduced IN preporsso" 70 ase s"e'e3A /"
Uniting in Gold and silver Bronze. and variou,
oorsd Inks executed 10 the highest style OF the
.sfeIy csAILKsss c6AfpsrDs0n. ----------
DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
D A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To-. Gen+Ial
snh ~ bs established In the town Of Dan vile, up
Ter the pane OF ''Ths DanyiiIe BANK !, and ha ia
ees,e AID aisc Nnt with caritai Of not iess than
me Iundred thou and dollars, nor mefe than i've
unhred thonssnd dollars 70 q sa se. oy .Hb
and whereas II has been ceftnpd 70 the satissetnh
the xecuiye tina, sun d - nns hn a ARD
han The mlnImnm capital aforesaid ha. been sub
.cribsd; hat the said Rank has actually and IN
.urrer a" coin OF the United STATES sev4ntyeish
thousand three hunared dollars. being three hhs
y the amount subscribed and the amount required
~ law; an that said corporation has been organ.
ze by the election Of president and Directors
'osy therefore, In conformity 10 law ] do herrhy
aase this proclamation declaring the afts afore
aid and that the Bank 10 authorized 10 commence
pc, ations
- Given under my hand. as Governor aud
uaier the Seal Of tho Cnmmcnwealth
IS ! this 18th day Of August, 1855
~ Henry A. WISE
~ the Governor:
GEORGE w MUNFoRD,
Secretary of Commit,
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~ SrEAnSs & MsRvIs's
WILDER PAT. SALAMANDER SAFE.
SECURED BY THE LA BELLE"
pOWDER AND RURGLAR PROOF LOCK.

These celebrated SAFES have been IN use sevtI
a,taen ,ears ard not a doliar g worth of books o.
papers has ever been destroyed in them TWO nut-
bred and forty have been tested in accidental hfes
MAssIE 4 PLEASANTS, fg.nts.
.rra-,m No 67 Cary street,
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PLEN DID PIANO

Nl[EE-- L. = N u u " U
aE2{..9x3z5{ eoETEs - JOHN DUNDERDALS
III III hi h on. rs for SALE &t Cll :. hn II Rich.
X v Vardson's b ok.tnre. NO eli Broad
.treet between 4fh and 9Th some choice. spis ndii
-aned, seven-ectave ROSEWOOD PIANO FltRTkS,
IS ected by himself la York. made by the well
nown ami hixhi y-esteemed manufactuserss soeb-
,.lsr schmidt. !" 423 Broome street II
These Instruments NJ can recommend TO purcha-
mos highly, know ing that they viii give salts
/. ton in alt respects.
Re Ter noes and testimonials Of the highest charse.
src an be given both In Richmond and New York.
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~ For q genuine Ambrotype. employ REFS
Co i39 Main street, Headquarters of Art. Price IS
cents 20 cts 81 ard upwards.
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YELLOW FEvgR IN CHARLESTON, 8 C.-We learn
through friend, who arrived Tuesday evening 10
the Southern train. that the yellow fever has be
come an epidemic in Charleston, 3. c., aud that
the people are fleeing in every direction-9uite =
panic exists Sixty passengers from Charleston
came through Tuesday, aud took the Baltimore
steamer. We informed that v hen the last
steamer left Charleston tor New York, 30 great
VAS the rush OF the citizens to tho steamer that it
was impossible to accommodate the crowd. Many
were left who were anxious To leave their afflicted
city. We wonid state that the Charleston papers
are silent on the subject.-Nmfolk (Fa) Herald
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Ar1EMPr TO Kill Az INFANT On uondav ave-.
ming last. negro Kill employed as Q nurse by Sir.
Tniio Long, 10 Portsmouth, Va al tempted to take
the life f hts infant child by giving it quicksilver
physician was Immediately called In, and admin
babe The girl acknowledged that she admins
s.rsd the quicksilver for the purpose of killing the
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$3.50 REWARD Escaped froI

Fam No q on Norih River C nal. on the
nj hit of the LIST Of August IHkEE fREH
NNEGRn CONvICTs. named JOHN vALEN
tn. ALEX PpOOKS and WIN NkLS0N. The
above reward will be paid for their delivery IN this
city, or a. the work North RivG. and S50 for st'
iher of them.
chez: smn scar IN left wrist and second fore finger
nail on right hard split color. e.rk yellow and was
Alex Brooks age ID ~ years HEIGHT feet In.
chess cnlor black stout and heavy set and was seDt
70 the Pepitantiary from Caroline county
Vim Nelson's is "a years. HEIGHT, feet %
inches; COLOR yellow small scar on the forehead.
and WAS sent TO the Penientiary from bincaste, IN
Botetaurt county.
BY order Of the President RA X Go.
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a@ New YoaK LIFE INSURANCE Con-
PANY.
Capital ab1.5OO.OOO.

The above Company 10 fUnELY MUTUAL anf
DiV1DES DS are declared ANNUALLY, snd hay5
average ed about IS or 40 per cent.
When desired, 40 per Ger t. of the annual premium
will be loaned to the insured.
This Company has paid, in the State of Virginia
mo a than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows orphans and creditors
out litigation.
Cali, without delay. and secure LIFE POLICE
for the benefit of your family. :
Gen'l Agent and Atty for Virginia,
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DEATH OF AN EyTERPRlsING AMERICAN-Csutaip
Press. Duvol, an old commander 10 the Cincinnati
aud Pittsburgh packet trade, and uoted 10 this vi
entity for IL vocal abilities during the political
camhaign Of 1910. died near Mstriang, Siam, on
rte 9th of April last of he jungle fever. Sever
al mon tbs Se announced hissuecess in cnptur.
ms piratical feet 10 the Gulf of SIAM he being
commissioned officer in the Siam Navy. At the
time Of his death he was Engaged with . company
in mining In the mountains Ill lef. this civ for
China 10 1884 The deceased leaves wife and one
child in Lancaster, Ohio tneinnati Con,DsyeinI
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BuxaLAEy --on Tuesday night last The dwelling
efMr j. W Green, of Csipeper c. H., was enter-
I'd and robhed Of come % pieces Of oliver are CON
sisting ofspoens, forks, small ladies' Sc
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the City
Of Richmond on he fst Monday in August 1888, (it
being the I'd day OF the monthly 2 ~
w Rogers AID j. u. Langley. Co
partners, &C, under the style Oh Ro-
gers 4 Langley. Plaintiff, $50
against |.
Jehn Woodward and Walter N. New
man, late 20 partners. &c, under the
style of Woodward Newman, De-
PENDANTS, sa57z IN DEBT.
The OBJ ect of this snit is to the Deiend
ants two hundred AID fftE dollars and one cent
with legal interest thereon, from the 18th day OF
August 1887, till payment, and affidavit having been
m 4de and filed that the above named defendant,
John Wo 'dward ia nonresident Of this Common,
wealth. the said defendant Wood ard il notified to
appear within month after due publication here
Of and 10 what is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit.
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81. -NNgaE1 The ADAMS EAPhESs
"a ACCOMPANY. Is4 Main St. having
5lik. Petersburg and Richmond BY Steamers James
own and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
,nd the principal places in Virginia and North Care
ina, are now prepared to forward, with great dis:
iise. Valuable Parcels Jewelry, &C.. to tho shove
AIMED cities and all places on tie seaboard.
Dur Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
ttetion to the careful handling of goods entrusted
D the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that pac TO
ooins In Virginia and North Carolina viii be sent By
stsaners unless otherwise marked.
freight received. day OF sailing, until O'clock
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