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CRUELTY To SEAMES-The Grand Jury on Thurs
day iound bills against AUson y. Stubt. captain,
and stephen IL. rurdy, 1st mate, Of the brig
ocean Spray, Of Hampden, Maine. for cruelty to
W M Carr, seaman, in the port Of Guyamas, Por
10 kico, IN tie month OF May Purdy was sen.
tebced to pay fac of $50, and be Imprisoned in
the county Jail at hard labor for the space of egh
teen months.-.Nely II treH Reyist.r Fridlv
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saS- New FIRE PRcoY RoorIso. - The

suoacIibers, successors Ci EsrlLL Co., in their
PaTENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,
offer the same TO the public.
IL makes one OF the very best and cheapest roofs
ever nsed fIr DWELLlSdS. UHUkCHES, BAnNs,
DbPUIS, sc.
II also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin rcofs,
stops the saky oBea, and LreyeLts those newly pUt
% iIo.u leaking.
Roofs painted with this material VIII not require
r6paiutiug for ny years.
Ali orders city or country promptly attended
to. T.. ID. YALE Co,
I3D Main street.
Ga County Rights in Virginia for sale.
10 I7-iaI
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= ~ .
"a REAL ESTATE ,,,.,,,-

Et"n NEAN
At / BiRGitN
A CONFORTAPLEFRAME DIN tLLIAu HOUSE
AMI an ordinary sizai BLACKSMITH SHIP, with
POUR ACRES OF LAND attached the line OF
ta- Virgin "A Go utral Railroad. within one lnie OF
!, an .tun, viii be sold by BOW kRS, SNYDER
CAtTER AT A BARGAIN, IA they are desirous OF clio
sn up tie business Of their late copartnerrhip AS
sog ~ pr tcticabr. IL has the GiyaHtA ge Of Il II
et-Pawpr a'i,I il well located for c0nduct small
funtrv busiuts
Inquire of y. X. TROUT, Esq Staunton, Va or
asa SNYDER, at The Richmond Stove Works,
H. gt-gm Richmond Va
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New York papers Of the Is: arrived in New Or
leans on the 9TH inst, by the rev mail route.
Prot. &. Vidal WAS accidentally drowned at Gal
weston, Texas, 18th ult., while bathing.
Pops Plus 1N entered on the thirteenth year o
his pontiicate on the 18th of June.
The Central Bank of Montgomery, Ala resumed
specie payments on the let inst.
Col. James VI. Donnelly, chief engineer Of the G
fire department of Chicago, died last week.
There were l5l deaths in Baltimore last week
l0 Of cen ums ton
lager beer picnic is to take place near Newark
j. 90 the 26th ult. aud prize OF 1900 is 10 b,
awarded 10 the manuiictUrer Gf the best lager.
Late Texas papers contain accounts Of the cele
bration Of the opening of the first fifty miles o
the Central Railroad
Canadian papers announce the death of Hon
Wm. Morris, at the age # -. lie Was former
ly Receiver Gener al of the Province and later Pre-
sident Of the Executive Council.
| Michael Cancemi. for the murder Of policeman
Anderson, is TO be hung in New York ON the 2nc
| of September.
Douglas Gibson, young son OF Purser Gibson
| OF the United States navy, was accidental }
drowned last Friday by falling OF the dock in th'
nayy-yard at New York.
Lord John Russell recently, at public school
after recommending the study of grammar, adviseC
thes 10 read Dre,es Robinson Cfusoe, rs mode
0Sc.esrless aud simplicity Of style.
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THg EXPECTS or JE.IoUsY.-On the 5th of July Il
picnic party, consisting ottw0 young men and Two
ladies' proceeded over to the Anne Arundel shore
for the purpose Of passing the Gay in rural sports
and pastiInes. After reem6arking tor home the
leIa0n Of jealousy took possession of the breast Of
nne ot the young meu. who iancled That his belle
sclined 100 willing tar TO the afectiouaie endear
I.!ents of the other. violent alteration eDsned
at once followed by n collision between the two
sesux in the midst Of which they were both pre-
cIpitated into the water. Fortunately one of The
young ladies had the presence Of nind 10 extend
an oar 10 one of the men who managed 10 scram
Bile on board and afterwards extricate his compan-
ion. The remainder of the trip passed away very
reaceably, neither party being willing TO resume
the contest
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THE MISSISSIPPI OPPOSITE YIcKsBURG-F ac-
curate measurement, by scientific gentIelnar,
that ;he Mississippi river opposite this point il
now forty eight aud ii half feet above low water
mark. The present depth of the channel lust be-
10" the ~hartboat, opposite the Prentiss House
Is ninety seven feet. The usual average width If
the river between Eicksburg nd De Soto is seven.
ty six hundred teet-its width now from the ex
tfemity Of the water on each bank, il near three
thousand feet TickSjHrq Win, Isl inst
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esq VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
e.i CsTATE GN GANBLE's NIL. AND ,iN s7n
s k|EG. FOR SALE.-Nu aye authorized to sell
I'll tol!av juE valuable improved F,al Estate loCa-
{ ii q above VI: The beautiful Cottage on corner
nt ~! a-4 Arch strstts. UUN IA the ucruI RuCy -
Nir r. b. China: a'sa the three b}i TeneHlcLts
-iaz occupied les preti.ely ty .icssrs. Jose phi
Has@, N ~. Lloyd ana - kvuuoE; alsa. the two
ktJtraSe Residences On the cost ue of5th street,
rth Of Leigh street, occupied rest ccuyely By
My.>ls John Vi Murray ana has. Hth.on.
A. tLe "Tsar Of the for, going real estate is not
No." resilient Of the city, he prefers se it in or
Ger invest ->rN here the t. VIII he liberal
aIi - ICES reasonable &ypty to
- p-ft GUDDjN & APPERS0N, Aucts.
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PxRJURY Albert ii Goff. in3icte d for
perjury, tried before the Hustings Court yes
ierd4y, and acquitted by jIry Mr. Gcn, il will
be reniembe red, assisted Isaac jeff tson suppt sei
10 be a free man. to obtain his papers fru.u the
Hastings Court lt afterwards TUNED cut that
Isaac was a slave 10 Albert Aiken of iienrico.-
While Mr Goff turn key at HebriCo jail, Isaac
was there imprisoned as a fcee negro eIihouI pa
pers and was afterwards hired out for jail fees
These facts MIR Goff stated to the Husti0gs Court,
and upon this statement a register was granted.
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Music ON THE SQUARE. We are f

Music ON THE SQuARG. We are fre
quently asked Why it is that the Armory Bat d
have OF given their usual musical entertainments
on til. capitol Sqnare at night this season. and
have Qlways answered "becuus5 no tf rts have
been made to remunerate the Band for the services
they would be required to peif .rm" If those OF
our citizens who wish music at night, would set
On foot subscription list 20 pay the musicians, We
have no doubt that their services could bo obtain
ed f.r one or two nights every week daring the
Summer months: but until this is done uo music
o4a hna cd
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AS- New FAMILY DRUa SToRs. -

WAXING q PEARCg, Druggists, beg to inform
their friends and the public generally that they have
removed TO their NEW STJRE. ua Broad street
above Ninth, al opposite the Old swan Tavern
wh.re may be found complete assortment OF fresh
aud reliable DRUGS, MEDICINE! and CHEMI-
GALS; also, English and French perfnneIy, Bu-
bus Extracts. iIair ami Tooth Brushes faLcy Ar
-lces, Imported Cigars aud Chewing and Smoking
Fob .ccn ot the best quality. my 7-ts
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PRICE ONE CENT.
HoRsE srr.t,xc lame. Mercer

Ifee negro, was Convicted before the Hastings
court 81 stealing horse, saddle and bride valued
at ii5. from Messss Talbot 4 Bro. and senteu-
cea 70 the penitenttsry for three years As the
prisoner mas already served one term under Col
Morgan no will b. entitled 10 an addition of II ys
years, bsfofe he is again at liberty.
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RICHMoxD. notohar LIT. LIS


EE H1Vs HetH usIIg StHiE &c III
fa!llole Baking Powder fOr some two years at6
feel lo hositancy in shy ing that have been mors
fha1 pleased with IL, and regard IL as Vastly supe
rior 10 auy Yeast Powder 1t has ever been my good
iortuSe 10 try u. BAKEK. Ja.
FJr aie by a Druggist. and Grocers Price nc
Jy9 JOHN ". GARLiCE sole Pr, prietor
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RgcErvIsG SToLi

Z RgcErvIsG STOLEN MosEY Patrick,
slave 10 Mrs. Frances Jones. was examined before
the Mayor yesterday for receiving 500 aud sppro-
priating it to his own use, and remanded for hnai
trial at the next term Of tho Hustings Court.
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INSTRUMENTAL Music IN CHURCH The introduc-
ton IT amelodeou ia the Front street Methodist
Episcopal church, ia freaton, n. j has caused
TIE withdrawal Of some twelve persons. who al
iege themselves cousciemtousiy opposed to having
Instrumental music in the church.
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negro boy named Dauiel the property OF :. 5. Cot
troIi. convicted Of breaking Iuto the clothing
store of T. ID. Keeling, and ordered to receive 80
stripes. Yesterday the same fellow was tried be
ture the Hastings Court in two other of house
breaking, convicted of BOTH and sentenced 10 re-
ceive the following punishment: For breaking iuto
David Walsh's shoe store on the 18th Of May, 81
ashes next rue-dty. aud - lashes the Tuesday
following. For breaking into G. B. Luck's office
On the 21th of juno, - lashes. David, slave TO
Eras nus Wright. convicted of being engaged with
Daniel III breaking i1to Mr. Lucks ofii;e, OF
d-red 80 iashes.
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EoDY FoUND-T he dead body Of free
negro man WAS found in well at Belviiie, IN
Iearico couuty, Monday last. 1t sgcnera!ly
supposed that tie unfortunate fellow pitched hea-
nng into the WELL while Intoxicated and drowned
His remains were inferred by the OYerseeis OF the
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu

RELLEV UE HOSPtTaL.-Ihls ILstltu
~ ton, which has been IN successful Operat- fer
the last IRE years. is situated on
CHURCH HiLL, RICHNOND, VA,
In delightful, airy position, aud Is furnished with
sFecy cunVtnence co1duClSe 10 the comfort of pa.
tie ats and the successful treatment of disease.
1t has lately undergone eXteEsiye repairs. Roomh
N )tati0n OF gentlemen who mag find it income
ii 1T to be trc atel nj their private lodgings.
iarticnlar attention VIII be paid 10 the Lgrn0-p5
tcdrdS, which are peculiarly c0mmOiious.
TERMS:
tF1yd6Ie on the rem0rGi u the Patiently
Hhlte patients, per rweek..,..,.............s6
ColoIsd do. ...,....................
Private Rooms, 4" ,..,....,,s7 to xI5
Ss> City acceptancea required for patients from
the country, unless where tie parties are known to
OF the IA ySic ian, Of the Hospital.
Ihs includes all cnar. for Board Medical attend
ea,e, Nursing aud AedClHe. By arrau geAieut
win the lnfrElary Of the Medical College, a email
additional iee ranging from 81 To $50 will bo CGafg.
sd fer Surgical cases. The particular sum may b.,
ascertained beforehand by application TO of the
attending hysiciaus.
No Sill III pox admitted.
NJ patie received for less than a week.
The undersigned wIli gige their personal atteu
ton to ali patients paced II their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ D.,
Grace street, between 18th aud 5th,
THOMAS POLLARD IL D.
Baeeu ent OF the powhatan House.
y. A. CKENaIiAW, VI. ID,
Franklin St, next door below Trinity Church.
WM. W. PAhhEh, N. D.
Law Building, Franklin street. next deor 10 state
Court Louse
TH0S. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Ply sician.
--egilv
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ga5~ DUDLEY : Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice WlNEs, fins BRAN.
DIES, Old WHISKY snd CIGARS No. u Main
A.,
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BousB OVER Friend as
saulted and beat C. r. McRae. for which the Mayor
held him to bail for his good behayior.--rhamas
Pnhorn. charged with interfering with the watch
men in the discharge OF their duty, vas also held
20 bail.
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NoLLE PRosEoUI.-In 'he case Ct John
II. Leary, charged with entering WIN. Ready
store, the Attorney for the Common wealth, by
the consent of the !Iustngs Court, entered ro}t,
pr0Se3ui and the lad was thereupou discharged
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desirable and eff cent pgepe ation for the diseases
attendant Uptn the present hot SEASON. such as Dt.
artbea want vi tone aad weaknt 50 OF stomach ana
towels This article has been eXtepsiveiy sold hs
The subscriber tor two summers past aud has giyeH
general sa isfsCtion. Call and try u bottle rs the
Drug and Prescription store OF ..s
JNo W, GARLlCK.
market Place. Franklin sIreet,
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BENEVOLENT DoNATIoSs-Ezrl W Fletcher, of
NOrthbiljge. Mass, III his will bequeaths $500 to
the American Board of Commissioners uf Foreign
Missions; t. the American Home Missionary $500:
to the American Bible Society. S50D to the Amer
ican Tract Society Of New York. $780, for library
III Wbitinsvlle $500; and the residue as his execu.
tUI 5 shall designate
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sui'scs ger takes pleasure in announcing to his nn.
iisrous patrons and tue pupilc az large shat he Is
huw prepared to furnish Photographs from mi aia
tures to Full LltE SIZE either plain or coured
hich Tor aecu' acy and finish, he warrants u1 nal
not superior To any pcOduced la this city, at less
han the usual price. old Pictures copied auI en-.
larged 10 an! Hiz5.
Cttz3Is anI strangers are invited to call and ex-
anime specimens AZ GIBBS ienpie of Ant CORN
| THAN Hall, Main street, between 9tii aud ~ h.
L bibBS
y ST you Eant a genuine Anbtut ype this is
Jhe place 10 get II, whore you viii neither hul-
| buSGea III price or woIh, Also. hJelailotypas OF
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
Ia n
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DEPUTY CoEsTABLx. --Saml W. Henry
appeated before the Hnstings Court Yesterday aud
qualified as deputy, under Y. Butter, the High Con-
stable.
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CIvL rooKar.-1he Hu-tings Court
is now holding its quarterly term. aud has fixed
upon 10 day f,r calling The civil docket. Those
who have business to attend TO should 10 in Court
Lu III n'clock
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ENGLISH EXPoRTs.-The total exports from
Great BI itan for the first five months of the year
have been S2l6,000,Q00, wing decrease of S3l :
500 900, or about Il per cent.
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RElIdlous-it is reported that Henry A. Wise
Jr.. the son Of the distinguished Governor of Vir
ginia, and lately ordained TO the ministry will re-
c. i've n call TO fii the vacancy occ.sioHei by the
It signation Of the Rev. DR.. Cumming We have
heard numbers speak OF the great oraroricai DOW
els Of the Rev. MIR. Wise; and doubt his accep-
tance OF the call would largely increase the con.
gregation of Trinity Church,
Dr. Cumming will fill the pulpit so ably filled
for years by the Rev. DIR. Johns at the St Peters
~ Baitimore-the latter gentleman having been
elected Bishop of Virginia WISH .04tes.
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The French fire engine s described as about the
Fize Of washtub. One American machine would
feed eighteen Of the largest sized engines in Parts
q. Pool, living near uuiontown, Ala, lost three
negroes on the 9th inst, from being struck by
lightning.
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IL B. MINOR.

Ss4 FOR RENT.-For the purpose OF
ssa moving into larger building IN the Basin
Ranl "a offer the house at present occupied by ne
far rent WM Y. STAPLES 4 CO,
18th street, negt door TO
Ia Its Shields aOmeryille
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DIyoRcRs IN PARIs--ln the year 1857, The PaTi
tribunals pronourc rced one thoussId Two bundrie-
and forty-wo sentences of IL a,rmonial separations
And there were four thousand two hundred aht
fifty cases decided in which neither party shonldin
ttrfere with the others property.
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Coop 4LsSPER.-A A worthy citizen, re
siding in a building on Main street adjoining the
Que that tell last Monday night, was IN bed and
ssieep at the time Of the "tumhe,' and knew
Nothing Of what had occurred, until his good lady
" ho had gone to . neighbor's to si.eud the night
because OF the anticipated danger, sent home
aud had him aroused
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DEATH OF A EITIzhN MIR. William J
smith, merchant tailor of this city, died at the
Warm Spriugs, on Monday last, where he had
gone few weeks before with the hope of recruit
ny his falling health. Mr. was member Of the
order Of odd Fellows, but before his death. desired
that 10 display Of reEaias should be made at his
fuceal His remains are tu be brought to this city
'ur iutcrjneut.
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TREsPAss. ss.--Washlngton, slave 10
the employ of n & d. r.. Il. Co., punished by
order OF the Mayor for trespassing upon the prem
ises of MIR John L. Kelly.
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ATTEMPT At Addiction FoLED.-During the visit
Of TOuruiare d NrI{bys National Circus to this
city short tine since, An attempt was made to
utuuct with her own CuuuIyapCe, giTi of about
iuugt, en- yesra Of age from her friends. The girl
j. org han. living uut il family, and conceived
strong notion ot travelling with circus cUmYa-
Ey Accordingly, OK the last day OF the stay Ui
the above circus here, she arranged with them TO
20 IF IN their company they secreiug her ior that
purpose. The Fact coming t. the knGwlcdse se of the
M. 7, on Friday evening. he prvCceded lmueai-
ateV tU the taT the PURPOSE OF Ttst uug the
Chid from her impending tate. Thrice was he re.
utsed and ordered t. leave the tent, il his IL
te,tyOrs gain access To at-Uu, the guilty tary v
once after his erraud and cflicii station had been
made known 1t then tuat he ordered the ar.
rest uf Walsou in the rug, made known 10 him the
case, and ordered him Il produce the girl Watson
did not deny anything. hut attempted to turu the
thin., IN ~ IA harmless joke. The eui uf the ma.
ter was, that hdyur CiaHstOn pushed boldly uto
que of the dressing rooms, attended only by a
child who saw what passed between Watson ant
the girl identify vr,iouud the poor creature
c~cted. and restured her to her anxious friends
The cLild hai been drugged for what iiendish pur-
pose the reader can inas lue.-Necp2rt NClcS. Juiy
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or 6 tickets for 81 ayl0
=4a--a=aasH--a-aasiaI


f2-GEoaas z. SrsEL, Dentist, unioc
spd residence, Ma. 23i GU Man, bstwoen sss ana sth
trssls Eichmsni Va. nav b,---i.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gN- BATHS BAras, BATHS Hot.
cold and shower Baths car be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cattug, shaving ana
Shampooing saloon. under the American Hotel--
Entrance on iith stree
Single Bashs - cents or 8 tickets for 81 ayl0
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- MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOk

fsf2 n2NclLo x - Aet+Ao tLLHSE L OAH
81 Notwithstanding to discontinue housekeep-
in4, offer Tor rent my residence ia Manchester,
Containing fl &c comfortable and good sized rooms
f,UT u them with fire places bosd,s too basement
To)nIs, Used at present as kitchen and servants
fUJ4u.
rHa hgg4eis nearly new and very convenient, ir
the Most healthy part Of the town. and near one OF
TIE b-st springs il this region. and commands "a
y,ew # Richmond nom one eud to the other
| wOuh lIku 10 cell also the most OF my House
h7'd and Kitchen Furniture
10 A good tenant the rent will be accommodating.
Pus5r5sjo. given urnedatcly.
Appiy 4. this Office. my lots
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LRs- HoBsoS's HAIR CUTTING, SnAyisd
AND snAMPo0iaG SALOON, under the American Ho-
el--entrarce on lith ssrtet
Blot. Cold and shower Baths can he had at
a hours. single Bath 23 cents. or tickets for emo
aoiIdf Jes
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY On the morning of the 10th
instant, two his h waymen stopped Anstin Merrill,
Collector OF the Revenue, Of 0his county Va, and
drawing revolvers on him, made him give ub $40
he bad just collected from the toll gate. trhey
then gslioped cff. The daring robbery c4rred
within five miles of Wheeling.
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HONE. SWEET HOME A statement having
been made that Washington Irving aud not John
Howard Payne, was the author OF Home Sweet
Home. Mr. Irving has written letter ii. claiming
the authorship, to the honor of which he thinks
Mr. PAYNE i. undoubtedly entitled.
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The ''NiGGER QUEsTloN' has been raised in the
Court of Claims. Recently the new Solicitor re-
ceiSed letter from a we'll known .,iarkey" com
planning that Que OF the negroes employed by the
Judges was not sound on the nigger question =
WASH. Union
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VeLUsrEER MohuMsNr.-The sugges

Volunteer MohUMsET.-The suggeS
ton for the Richmond Eolu ltcer5 20 erect "a mon
Ttnent over the remains OF LAuHENS HAMILTON, q
mcmher Of the National Guard, who lost his life
IN this city on the night of the 9th instant, not
ouly meets with d warm respOIseb by gentlemen il
aud out Of the city, but the LADIES, ever foremost
10 benevoence philanthropy and patriotism, are
all alive 10 take p4Tt in raising the nece-sar,
funds. They say that our citizen soldiers owe it tC
themseyes to take h Did Of aud carry out the pro
position, and if they do not move in the matter il
double quick time, the fair daughters of the Ne
trOpolis will move for them. The monument
should be made of Virginia granite or marble, aud
subscription lists Sh 1nd be opened at once that
81! can contrih4!e their mite.
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TEMPERANCE The following officers

we're elected by Artisan Division, Sons of Tempe
rance No. l25, Oregon Hill, on July LIST:
W F., John J. BingIey; ". A, }. Wells; T. ;.
Z Hulse; r. s, j. Il. Gates: A r. :, u. Braus
ford +, d. Frances g, }. Geutry; A. c. A
Glenn: l. S. j. Thomas; y. S. j. Neal Chaplain
II. I. Wright.
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UrAH-The lates. dispatch from St Louis, says
Utah datos to the 18th, state that Gen. Johuston
WAS met at Echo Cannon, fifty miles from Salt
Lake. A conference had taken place between
brigham Young and Governor Cumming at Salt
Lake, the result of which was unknown A L,-av
ehw"rth correspondent mentions d report that the
rescs Commissioners had concluded treaty Of
peace with the Mormons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14

SUDDEN DGAIH.-Mr, william bod,
baker on Broad street, died suddenly, last Monday
evening. from disease Of the heart short time
before his death, he appeared to be enjoying as
so ID health usual such is the uncertainty Of
tifa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14

FIxsD FOR To-DAY.-The trial Of John
D. Perrin, indicted 'or misdemeanor. is TO take
place before the Hustings Court 70 day, provided
the witnesses are iG attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14

Rev. Father okeiiy, Of the Catholic church at
waterbury. Connecticut, on the 9TH inst, ieli fl
his wagon in consequence OF the breaking Of the
axle, and fractured his leg.
Miss a. u. Clarke, Of Va, has bsen appointed
pr.aeipal Of the AasustAs Gar free school.