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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE-A frail young woman, known
as Lon Didier, for some time the unwilling victim
OF shame and prostitution, repaired to Hannon's
Pond. above the Water Works, yesterday morning,
TO put al end to her wretched life and leaped II,
Fortunately (or unfortunately some boys we're
coming to bashe at tho tme and hearing the noise
hasfened forward, undressing they ran. and
thinking that some of their comrades were engaged
10 the sport before them; aud just they arrived
they saw the young womau buoyed up by her
dress, making every efrt TO sink The boys all
Jumped in, made towards her, and in a few mo-
lnents dragged her to the shore, when she begged
them to Kill her or allow her to get into the water
again, sometimes Offering them money, now strug-
CLING to get away, and then threatening. She was
ut length prevailed upon to return home Peters
burg lTal Eypress -. -
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BARsUM IN EURoPE-Mr. Barnum passed through
Paris a few days ago with Tom Thumb, on his way
Baden BADEN, where he is going to exhibit. Next
winter SIR b. is going to deliver lectures In London
on Ilumbug, aud the way of getting and losing
money,
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ePnCIAI Wo4ICTG.


nGDnY 0ooDs Ar RBDUcuD pnfcn1 .
CRKNsHAw. QUARLKs . 90. eGhr - -
Eisssns six EsSss x s1 ssd IS. ~crsh - -
Elegant Bersss Robe. at = and y. vorsA ~ -
EIss.nt Enbscidusd orensdIns Rosssas sls. vsrsa
Figured Bereges lsss. Is and zx ess.-vsry che,
french Prints and Ursandlss ssisk cents. vorsk :
Plain and Figured French BrilIiantes
Jaconets, Lawns Parasols AiantilIas
Muslin and Cambria CoIlars, Sleeves aud Bands. %
just sscsiSsd. I = white Brlliaas.s and Good ~
"! W s .iI;s shs .So,. Good. .s %. prices. v,sA
''ssn; sas-.. okEssHAW. oOAki.ss y s..s E e: !
~AcHrLLss AscoLr, n o., Homoo-
pathst. llate from New York, and orusriy q Aiies
ps ~ I rssgsctfuly Solicsa The Ds
11-Ufice on Grace strest. bes Vsea m - A..
Medical advice and treatment GRAfSs 70 fsi fces,
tween cen and sssfy asry y -
a. Sss.ssn saa1s saa ososs e. sE. PoSt
~ DR. JOHN B. WALrHALI, fHomoo-
pathist offers his professional services 70 the ei1s
zsns OF Kicnmosd and It's vicinity. once at bis rs-
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from ssh.
1e R-dly -
cB No FAMILY can afford to be with-
out MUSTANG LINIMRNT in their house. The
many accidents we are liable to, may render e -
forming such certaincure. tE1tracs) I'm iiftfnr
the kettle from the IRE It caught and scalded my
hands and person very severeIy-one hand almost
awful sight. = The Musfang Linimene ap-
peared to extract the pain almost inmsdiatsly 1t
healed rapidly and left no scar Of account Cas-.
fosrER, so Broad street. Philadelphia It b truly
awondcrful article. Il will cure any eess of Swell.
ing, Burns, Sun joints, kruptions or Rhcumatisn.
do lars worth OF Mustang has frequently SAVED
valuable horse. !tcurcs 9alds. Sprains. kinsbope,
SPAWN and Founders. Bssc1re AZ imiidfione. Hold
in all parts Of the habitable Globe. 1871 81 ? q
Jy 26-d&clm New Yofk
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TERRIBLE STORM IN SIoILY.-The Journal of the
Two Sieilies, of the 9th, gives an account of the
fearful rasages caused by the late storms In the
provinces of Principato Citeriore, Terra di Bari,
Terra di Lavoro, and primo AbrIzza Ultra. The
inundations caused by the rains destroyed several
bridges and washed away or choked the crops,
while several persons were killed by lightning
The loss of cattle is stated to have been very large
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=, Tur GnEAr HsAIra Rssre.sn

TIE LIsg OF THE FLESH Is IN TIE BLooD-When
the Blood becomes vitated, impure, or too weak the
iesh Ioosss its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
pailid the Liver dsordered. Dyspepsia and Indiass
tcn follow, the spirits droop. Nerv0usnesa commenr
ees, and life becomes burden.
HAkfSfORkRS HEALTH RESTORHR. Oh
6ARsAPARILLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon the Blood. Liver. Stomach and B0welsv
tmpartpg new Eigor and tone to constitution i'm
paired by disease frem any cause. Ii removes PIN.
pies, and all skin eruptions; the phi sicaI
powers VI both sexes, gives bloom to the rallid
cheek, and makes one Joyous and happy. Th0uGh
medicinal in its effects, 1t is perfect coldiAi In
ragte. II is particularly adapted to Female oonr
plants, which in their very nature are exhaueting
aud debilitating For Dropsy dropscai swelling1,
or Kidney and Bladder affections, 10 acts like 8
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles 50 cents.
81 Sold by PURCELL. LADD Co; kIsnER WfNSfON;
PETERSON; BeDEKER; GARLIcK; w p LADp; Mutss
PAuaa JOHNSON; DuvAL NoRroN; A tfRxcxKRs
AND DowDzs. my 3l-d&cW3n
n6> PARTICULAR NoTIoE.-The SUBJ
scrber having disposed Of his store at the Of
18th and Main streets. will from this hms conduct
v l05 llnin street, Corner 12sh.
Having greatly lncreas facilities, he II ems
bied to ofer goods the most liberal terms both at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Thankful for past fasoTs, he hopes by yeafsecd k-
forts to please his FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC,
10 merit continuance Of their patronage.
b K.YkfEkSUN, Druggist. GRADUATE
Of the Phiiadelphis College OF Pharmacy.
Successor 10 Alex. Dussi.
July ist, 1898. jyl6-im
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COMMERCE. OF NEW YoRK.-It appears from the
Journal OF Commerce that the imports from for
eigu ports at New York, since the lst of January
| are 6,439,2 252 less than for the corresponding
seven months of last year, s53, ,727 800 less than
for che same period of 1856. The imports for the
iast month have bssn lsrser than we're generally
anticipated, and the revenue has proportionabty
increased. The receipts fIr duties at New York
for July are 50 5s7 9o5 81, including only s2s3-
572 20 in treasury notes. The exports, exclusive
of specie for the last seven months have fallen off
only 81 ,06l ,944. r,s sGE a ss.s Is -
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FOR RENT.-Those newly erec

a. FOR RENT.-Thooe newly efecL
ssaE ed Brick Tenements, on Gary street, between
id and sth They are well adapted for drocery
rooms besides the store roonl aud are well adapt
ei for the accommodation Of families. having ai ne
csssary cooyeniences. Possession given immediate
~ ~ rood tonsnts. the rent win be moderate.--
Apply TO H. Y. hAdLsANH. q g .s.
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HEAVY TRAvEL--This summers travel the
Ger tral railroad has been unprecedentiy large
On thursday of last week 3S3 through passen-
gers from Richmond to Jackson river passed
over the road, and this number was in addition TO
a very large way travel, the two aggregated would
probably exceed 500 passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

ea FOR kENT-And possession given
~ In few days. the largo and desirsbly located
dwelling corner OF 5th and franklin streets, DOW
occup.ed by Mrs G G Burton, a Boarding House,
Tor which ID Ii admirably adapted Apply 10
THOMAS w D3SWELL,
Receiver O. Browns Administrator,
10 os.-ts Ys. Hnrtou &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

<za Fuh hEhE.-Ihe TWO story brick
u dwelling holse, corner OF Canal ard 9Th streets,
.s,.iy occupied by Mrs. William Wallace, and ad-
jonsg the residence of Mr. James hunter. Posses.
sion gi zen immediately. Apply to
~ S,,--ff HAXALL d CO.
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@ FOR RENT-A most eligibly looa
- tei office flr Lawyer or Ph ysctan ready fur
nishcd. Possession given Immediately. apply TO
B. Is MINOR
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Tur HpsrIsas

The HusTINas CoUAT will commence
its August term this morning at 10 O'Clock, and
will spend the first hour in hearing motions. This
plan was cal led out al the last term, and resulted
in the saving of 80 much time, that We doubt not
the Magistrates and members of the bar will be
very prompt this session, and thus advance the
public good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

SEocEIsG ACcIDsNT.-A shocking accident hap
pened TO Mr. Smeltz near this place, on Mondsy
last. Mr.. s. was engaged in feeding threshng
machine on ths farm of Mr.. A. Lushbaugh, when
by come accident the cylinder bursted driving one
of the spikes through his left jaw, the spike en-
tering the chin and ranging upwards carrying
away the lower front teeth, and SCATTERING the
jaw in u terrible manner. Another spike was
deeply buried in the shoulder OF the unfortunate
man, and could not be extracted without endan.
gering life. Mr.. S. was still living when last heard
from, though but feiDt hopes were entertained Of
his recovered.-Sta'snton (Fd.) Vincicator, Satar-
dGV. -
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BAD News FROM THE FISHING FLEEr--The schr
Lola Montez Captain George Janvrin, arrived a.
Newburyport, Mess on Wednesday evening from
the Bay Chaleur. Captain Janvrin confirms tie
rperts before published in relation to the scarci
of mackerel. He has been absent about two
months, and taken IS barrels. Three weeks before
leaving the Bay he had taken but seven barrels
In cruise OF fiy miles in the most favored haunts
for these fish, he succeeded in taking but three
mackerel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

Soma PhiiadePhia lately passed OF q youus
Frenchman at Cape May as Captain Riyisre, NAL
ing great lion OF him, and great excitement {,
the Cape.
Father Henson, the original ssUucle Tom.n -.
expected % be present at the Macs Conveption 81
colorsd citisens, at New Bedford, on Monday night
Tho timber for the steamer Pensacola TO be bu;ii
at the Warrington fFlal Navy Yard, s being cuf a
the steam saw mill at the Gosport, Va, Yard.
& Burwell Green, . free negro nsherman, was
drowned 10 the Appomattox, near Petsrshurg, Va.
. few days since.
A valuable negro girl, owned BY Dr.. n. u. Robir
son Of Pstersburg, Va was harmed to death daJ
or two since ~ s :
DsasHxs ConpsRaEp--N B. Wsbstsr, principal el
the Virginia Collegiate Institute st Portsmouth,
Va, has received the dsgrss Of A. ~. from Jeffsr.
son Collage.
Hon. O. g. Coz, Of Ohio. has been nominated by
the democrats of his district for 70 election %
Congress.
B Adruggiat. nauisd Edmund Augustus Fay. con.
mistsd suicide IN Cincinnati on Tuesday last
0a the 4th inst, the corner stone OF the Tsu
quier Female eeminary was laid At wsrrsntou, VI
eteyedoges to aid fn loading coal. ere badly
wanted at Alexandra, va.
4 fsw sora tavs besn - ths marshss near Alsx.
AxariA, Va, Ii the LAS twp oaye eSsA sa:
Ainasa asxsguiafly . friday eemsss - +
hnng = NeW otlmae. SkA
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SUNDAY TaAvKL.-The largest number
of passengers that we ever knew on the Virginia
Central Railroad on the Sabbath, passed up the
road yesterday morning. The workings of the
Central are now in such admirable order, and the
Superintendent, Clerks and Conductors are so pc
lite and accommodating, that everybody likes to
ride upon their rails q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

NEARLY DROWNED. morn
ing, while party of negroes we're bathing In
James river, near Mayo's bridge, lad named
Dick employ ed in Mr.. Thomas factory, got beyond
bis depth, aud sunk three times before rescued By
his companions. He appeared lifeless when first
taken out Of the water, but revived soon after, and
was taken to the factory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

"M.LIIons'' OF BuFrALoKs.-A correspondent o
tbs Sc. Louis Republican says that a Utah mail
party encountered on their journey, "millions o
buffaloss, blocking up tho highways, so as to de
lay tho mail feeding upoa the luxnrians grasses q
the plains, while deer and antelopes were mors
numerous than ever seen before"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

DROWNED HER CHiLD.-A negro weman belonging
to Mr. James Thornton. of Rsppahanuock county
Va, was committed to Jail on Monday last, charg
ed with drowning her child. She confessed the
crime, but says che intended to drown herself
slso and jumped in the river with the child in ei
arms, but foated to the bank. Thinking her
clothes the cause of her not sinking, she undress
ed and made second attempt, when she again
1oated to the bank. She says she remained in the
woods five or six days in this condition, living
principally upon whortleberries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

- HOUSE AND LOT FUh sALE. :
al iroIld near the old Distillery, and outside the
cornora..on line 1t has frontage OF u test ana
depth OF 100 feet IL has on it twostoris raihe
An aiiJia,nx lot of the same Dimensions, Will De
sold also, If desired. Apply to ,.,,.opu
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PROSECUTION FOR THE USE OF Ether The Bos.
ton Daily Advertiser states that DR. W. T. g. Nor
ton has commenced an action against DR.. Davis,
physician and surgeon Of the Marine Hospital at
Chelsea. for alleged infringement of the patent
beld by him for the exclusive use of sulphuric
ether as an aDasthetic agent He has laid his
damages at S5,o0O, and has attached ali the pro
perty of DR.. Davis. & 81
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"BREAKYAsr TABLE, DIsoovERY.-Dr. Holmes,
the fautncrat," declares that he has observed
that coffee bought ready ground never effects
the head And il is extremely lucky that 1t Is go;
Tor none hut very veak-headed persons ever buy
ready ground coffee.
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DOUBLE GAmE.--A negro man named
Jordan, slave to John Leslie, was arraigned before
the Mayor last Saturday. to answer the charge Of
assaulting Pettis IL. Cooke, In the second market.
Mr.. Cooke stated that the negro gave him the lie
several times, for which he beat him severely Al.
ter examining the bruises on the servants face,
the Mayor determined to punish him, and then
said that he would tolerate no impudence from a
negro to white person. At the came time. II the
white person first took the laws into his own
hands and beat the servant, he (the Mayor would
not then repeat the punishment. He also remind
ed Mr. cocke that he was liable to fue for strik-
ing the servant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

HoRRrBLE AFFAIR -0n Monday, Of last week, at
q barbecue in Madison county. hentaexy. nesi
Rockcastie, Mr. Moore, the constable, summoned
siessrs. Roberts, Muiiin, Jones and brother. to
help him arrest two HaIeys; they resated, killing
the constable and the brothers Jones, and wound
ing Mullin,. who 10 not expected 20 Hve, and
Roberto, Who is slightly wounded ia the hand one
OF the Jones told them after he had cut aero
the stomach, he could not live, but ohe Of them
held him BY the head while the other cut his bead
nearly on leaving but asmali particle holding the
head and body together. The weapons used were
bowie-k kuives. The murderers escaped. end the
people around the country are after them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09
/. FOR nENT-Aud possession given

ft.t Immediately zone OF those newly erected aIss
well fii ed brick tencments 18th street, doors
North OF Leigh street, Church Hill. containing slA
ronms ith fight and airy Easements closets, pan.
tries ac A garden attached, and well of water on
the premises. Rent, per annum, Sls0. apply TO
JAS Vi CARTER,
;-,-.s OnOositn Exch ange Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

Six nrs rnEi.as eompaaissi iu nsitiooee hass -.
gisss. ef havs alssa1v rssssrsl thsms
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Engines to the Trcct-We learn that on Tuesday
afternoon the engineers employed on the Terre
Iiante and Alton Railroad "struck, for their paw.
the company being, it is reported, five months ia
| srtears. They took possession Of freight train
on itsarrval at Terre Hante, and running it upoD
eide track, removed the eceentrics of the engine
and spiked the wheels to the track. Every engine
that came within their reach was served in the
same way. One engineer who refused to Join in
the strike attempted to run the gauntlet with his
machine, but falling to get away, was taken from
the engine by force and the wheels spiked down.
The running of the road was of course stopped
fer ths time being Gin Gar. zes. =.
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1t is reported that Secretary Thompson's estates
In Mississippi are oyerfown by water, and that the
damage appFoximates $t00, GOO.
TIE Minnesota State Prison is to be located at
W:nona. ssti3s --
Miss Helen souberville, only is, was killed in
Philadelphia on Thursday, by the explosion of a
revolver she was csrelessiy handling.
Charles A. Smith, q graduate Of the University
of Virginia, has been elected 10 ill the chair Of
Mathematics in Oiin and Preston Institute, Mont.
gomery county, Va.
Between eixty and seventy iaborers were dis
charged from the Gosport Navy Yard on Thurs
day.
4 cargo of 10000 bushels of wheat wa. .hispsd
to Boston from Wilmington, \. c., on Saturday
last sAs
Hen John NJ. Eotts, of Richmond, and Rev D.
@. j. Davis, of Charlottesville, among the vr-
ginians now In New York.
Chas Barrett has been sentenced to be hing at
Washington on the I'D OF October, for tho murder
OF Reeve Lewis.
Two agents Of the underground railroad have
been arrested In New Orleans endeavoring ertics
aislaye away to Canada.
The Coles county {Iii J Ledger says farmers have
been obliged 70 pay - 80 70 % 30 . day for har-
vest hands. &hs
Russy oat straw, which Il 80 common iu Illinois
this season, proves bad feed for horses. Several
have died from eating Il.
Gao. WiIkes, editor OF "Poxter's SpiritD in sui
log Bennett of the Herald for $4,000 damages for
CHASING his paper with several obscene sheets.
Coroner stegsli, seIteneed ct Charleston, Kama
wha county, Va, t0ons yeer ipsths peuitentiary
for riot, has been psrdensd ~ Gov. Wise. =
Senator Green, OF Misssusi. in late speech, ex-
pressed his preference fos Douglas over his abcli.
tion opponcntsin in Illinois.
j duel occurred at New Orleans On the 4sh inst,
bstwsea Major Henry aud Joseph Howell, IN
which the former was wounded severely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

Marrow EscAPE.-A gentleman and
his daughter had a narrow escape from being
crippled, while riding through Hollywood Gene
tery, In buggy, last Friday evening. In descend.
ing the hill, the vehicle ran upon the horse fright
ened it aud causing it to attempt to run. Finding
there was no way of making an escape the AMI
mai began to kick fnriousiy until one OF its rear
legs was caught by the cross bar aud dresdfnliy
bruised. Those who witnessed the accident. ex-
pected to see the persons in the vehicle killed or
crippled, but luckily they escaped all injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

c. FOR RENT.-The House at Ire
IL sent occupied by L C Crnmp, on Frank. .in be-
tw 1si and .zSrd streets The house has four
room, and the usual ou.-buiidings a9d is su tab E
f. u moderate zed fs,niiy 10 good tenant the
rent viii be moderate. Apply 10 the subscriber
over A Bmiekes store. LYME
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- FOR SALE OR kENT.-For sais

So FOR SALE OR hENT.-For sats
E39s ~or rent, that desirable tenement On main be
t-een STU and 7th stresse, recently occupied By the
tuh-cr;ber.
Terms of sale--one-fourth cash, the balance in
six payments, IL, Is "a 81 and 36 months interest
aided secured by q trust deed.
| will Also dispose privately. of any of my house-
hold and kitchen furniture. which is all in good
de- aud ntarly new. till ti;e lst dag of September
nt viii IN time any remaining on hand viii be sold
on the premises at public als.
Per%Ins DESTROYS of examining the premises or fer
nituye, do at any time after the 18th August,
between tho hours Of ard 9eclock in the morning
or between ) and 5 o'clock in the after noon. For
farther information, apply 10
Jy Sl-ts c. Il. LUCK.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD CHARTER FoRFEITED,-The Dai-
las Texas Hereld learns that Gov. Runnels is of
opinion that the Southern Pacific road has for
| feited its charter, and has directed the attorney
general to bring suit against the company for for
fei.ure,
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N.Y. LIFE SIZE PHoToGRAPHe.-The
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his nu-
nereus patrons and the public AZ large, that he y
POW prepared to furnish Photograph from usiaier
tures to FULL LItE sIZE either plain or ccl0Ted,
shiciI for accuracy aud finish. he warrants equal
II superior 10 any produced In this city ~ tes1
than the usual price. Old PictnFes copied anA on
larged 10 any size.
Citizens aud strangers invited TO call and en-
anime specimeEs nc ulBBs' Temple Of Art. CoSfnr
y 4 u GtHBS.
P. S--If you want . genuine AmhEotyps. this y
the rlace 10 get it, where you villa neither DO haa-
bucged IN price or work, Aiso, Melainoty pes, oe
any other Picture In the Photographs Art:
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krs STORE AND DW ELLING FOR RENT,
s*'s Isl BROAD SrRGET.-Ii has been thoreu ghls
r,airsd and il corsiGere oi t5e best locations
for any Kind of business III the neiyhborho0d Rent
SIX hundred doll .rs per anuuIn. Apply TO J. 81.
ANTHONY, corner of Cary and 18th streets, who
h as constantly on hand assortment of HoiesE in
Hstso the best 1uaiIly At 50 50 and his celebrated
Catfskin ssed Boots at the unprecedt nted low price
of 81 ri per pair. Terms cash-cne price only.
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~N STONE WARE FRUIT JARS

A WITH CORK SHOPPERS, AIR TIGHT
60 We have large supply OF the above nam-
~ Ell articles which We offef for sale 6t Ter $
than half the price OF any other article, VIE: Pin,s
rs cts uer dozen: gar.s 81 aud half gallons 81 Gall
and ses them ~ QUO Poltsry, corner Oh i@sh a1"
Cary streets. x,r,c-p pxDp
N 1EC SE A1sh.
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| An OLD LADr.--Mrs. Elizabeth Willing jackson,
reiict OF the late Major Wn. jackson, (of the
Iutionary army. aud private secretary to General
Washineton,) died 10 Philadelphia on the 5th inst
She had reached thesage Of ninety years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-09

LIGHT OPERATIONS. ~ The watohmen
had very little 10 do last Saturday night, the city
being unnsnalIy quit. Only two white men we're
Gagged for drinking more than thor share Of "ap-
pie Jack, and enc ebo Who, for absenting himself
from hie masters premises. without leave or H.
cense Yesterday morning they were called up
and disposed Of, in time to get crooked again be-
fore dinuer.
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EFTEcr OF TELfGaAMs.-The cable news had suei
aa effect on Recorder Barnasd, of the N. Y. Cont
OF Sessions that be let of prisoners Just about 10
be sent to the penitentiary, with yery sjght nuu.
ishments, and Immediately adjourned the conrt
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ea STORE For RENT The Store
ES No s6 Main street is for rent 1t is located in
the ntre of business; is eomc0dious, md well
rangei. Possession gwen ist October uext. Apply
to HENRY u. CANNON,
2--Im On ErankIin laSr liaYerrnr st
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60 FOR kENT.-A new, convenient
Iii and neat Cottage, on street. north of Leigh,
door from the OF 9Th street. and opposite
tir W. Ritchss residence. Ii contaiGs I've rooms,
With brick kitchen containing four rooms.
The lot IS ISJ feet Deep accessible in the rear by
au alley. Apply to JAMES UXFOhD.
furniture Dealer, Grace and oth street
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