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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-27

TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH AND TIE
ATLANTIC TBLyoRAPa.-At the Convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church at the western DO
cese of New York, held at. Rochester last week
among series of resolutions relating to the snc-
cessfi laying of the Atlantic Cable, were the fol-
lowing:
That we see in this achievement bond drawing
still closer the sympathies between daughter
and a mother church, and that nothing on our
part which desiressnd prayers can accomplish,
shall be wanting to give force and perpetuity to
the Injunction, "what God hath Joined together
let man put ssunder."
motion was also carried directing the Bishop,
in behalf of the Convention. to send message OF
congratulation to the Archbishop OF Canterbury.
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DrKp At THE SpRryos.--Abram Woodliffe, an old
merchant of Mobile, Ala, died at the White Sui
phnr Springs, Va, on the 10th inst: and on the
10th inst, Samuel Penny, who had filled many of.
noes o. trust in the same city, died at the Red
Sulnhur Snrinra
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"What wonderful changes Of late have we seen
In the world. that are made by the Sewing Ma
chine."-Hs
my No MONOPOLY, unless we can con-
troll it.
DEFINITION.
Old Style Monopoly-A splendid triumph OF bust
ness tact and resources
New style Monopoly-Unjust and cruel oppres-
sion. 4.
For GENERAL USE, the preference is given to
WHEELER & WILSON'S Sewing Machine.
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NAvAL-Ths U. s. sloop Of war Cysus dropped
down to the naval anchorage 1t Norfolk, wsdnss.
Gay. The new sloop Of war Richmond IL rapidly
pregressing-ths vorkmsn being nov engaged in
plankipg her.
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MAnnInD,

Atst Peters Cathedral, on the ga Inst. b Rev
Father Brady, Mr. JOHN q DOWNS g Miss NAH
GARET McD6NNOUqH.
-. Petersburg and Philadelphis papers piease
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FnIrsusssana The San Antonio (Texss) Her.
aid notices tho departure Of Capt. Henry with a
psrty OF men from that city for Mexico, whittier
he had been Invited by vidsurri. company Of
thirty men had also gone from Eastern Texas on
the came errand.
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FRAZER RIVER OurDoNR-At gold mine IN mont.
gomery, N. c., nugget sf gol Weighing eg1'
pounds, together with number OF smaller ones
weighing In all twenty-eight pounds nave Deem
gotten ont In n feW days wabhtng.
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AN ususuAI TRiP.-Two citizens Of Mobile, Ala,
are noticed 10 the Register Of that city, ~ having
travelled oil the way to the Virginia Springs In
buggy. They left there in June last, and arrived
10 this State . few days since.
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fsaH SANTA fs-fhe Santa Fe mail; with datss
20 the - has arrived. War With the Navsioo In.
os~.'s -. eensidered insvifshis. Tiasy hsd even
'inslted tne troops 90 hsht pxsjsess q Santa 70
~ ~ sery nsisk There hnd b<en abusdant rain
throughout the country and the crops we're vsry
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nN-THE new style of Ambrotype introduced by
RKEs can be obtained at one half the price usually
charged by other respectable artists for the old
Style IS cts. so cts, 81 90 and upwards. Headquar'
ters of Art I39 Main street
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AcoulTrED-James Green, who killed young
Carver, Of Mobile, Ala, at the Warrentsn (va.)
Springs, has been discharged on the ground OF
uelfdefence.
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49, HO, FOR The CAMP

GROUNDs-For the benefit of those
VINO may t:.i spiritually inclined. the Steamer A..
II. SCHULTZ will, on AATUKDAY next, the 2sth
inst, make an EXCURSION % Subblefeld's Land.
the Camp Grounds, in Charles City county.
On arriving at the wharf, passengers can take con-
veyancss, and go on their way rejoicing.
TO those who have not viewed the romantic backs
of the Chickahominl. favorable opportunity will
now be presented of doing so.
The SCHULTZ will leave her wharf at Rockets
at 51s o'clock A. NJ on SATURDAY, and arrive at
StubDlefields Landing At 31a O'Clock. N, the same
day. Returning. she will leave at 5la o'clock, n,
" the following Monday.
Tickets for the round trip. $3-Meals extra.
au 26-3t d ] HILL CAPTAIN.
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STEAMER Losr-The steamer Pink Tony, which LETT
Mobile some time ago for Mnatitlau, in the service
of the Tehauntepec Company, was wrecked on the
Alecravas on her voyage out The crew and pas
sengers got of in four boats. two OF which had ar.
rived at Campeachy when the vessel which brought
the Intelligence thence to Tampco sailed. The
commander, Capt Mcleod, the engineers, the car.
pepter and a woman named Allen, were among
those who arrived at Campeachy in the boats
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~PRor. E. HoupAYER, a graduate

n~ PRoF. E. HoUDAYER, graduate
of the University of Paris respectfully tenders bis
services to the citizens of Richmond. snd to the
Principals of Schools as q teacher of the French
language He refers, by permission, to the follow
ing gentlemen. whe are acquainted with his pecu-
liar SC stem of instruction.:
Randolph, Eeq DR.. Woodbridge. VIM. W. Haryie,
ESQ, Or Weisiger, N. A Sturdivant, ESQ, Dr.. Bur
IppIy at the corner Of Sd and Leigh streets.
m lS-fmH
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military company In Wheeling. Va. called the
C.ae's we're assailed on Saturday, whilst pArading,
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CAMP Mxsrrsd.-A camp meeting, largely attend
ed, 10 progressing In York county, Va Among
the ministers ofhciating IL Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, of
Richmond
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NH-FoR tina genuine Ambrotype. see REEs Co.
100 Main street (steam gallery.)
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nA.IF you desire to be placed in an easy, grace
full position when setting for your Portrait, employ
REEFS Co, They are fully com petent.
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~ DUNLOP, MoNcURE & Co. ask the
attention OF dealers to the cargo sale of Porto Rico
sugar end Molasses at their wharf and warehouse
at Rockets, commencing at 10 o'clock THIS NOR
MING. auT-H
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nr JAMES 4 SUTTON, JR., Pension
Agent and Notary Public, has moved his office to the
corner of Main and 18th sire ts over Wm A. W al
ter.' and opposite Price 4 Watkins dry goods
store. ecp,n
wanted. y. l. o.
an 27-3ts
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sAIIJNG on THE NIAGARA
Northern Markets.

Boston, August 25.-The Cunard steamship Nj
agara sailed at noon for Liverpool, via Halifax,
with AZ passengers. She carries out no specie.
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DISPATCH ron THIS sPRISGs.-Hyson g ,s
xae y tht seateino PLACES, can hdrs re
esrsrs Il "a ccsatssc room, and paying IN advance
FER ~ NM aossed
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q Ar Irsn ron DRIsKERs.-We cow IN. s.,,o-,nu
for the benefit Of that class OF drinkers Who m.n
sps'es o. imo'bins to excass aud "lying around
looAs" May they profit by the warninr:
AT Cincinnati the othsr niuht I man named
Senn satts while going home intoxicat~d, fell In
sne slssst. and rolling over into tbs mouth q 9
ssver came near being eaten BY rats It seems thst
- sficer Lewis 1as going his founds about twelve
O'Clock A. night he dscossred pair OF legs stick.
SnI from ths ge hole g ~ sevss' ne iorth.
owner qf ths lsKs. caught him By the heels and
Drew him ou4 yhen & sPEssssd that one Of his ears
msncs4 thsir repAst and would doubtless have
hntehtd him by morning
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an I7--2W

~LBATHsR AND RUBBER BBLTINo,
STEAM PACKING. HOSE. &C. We keep on
manufacturers and sell at factory prices. We also
keep a large variety of Cotton and Hemp Twines.
"'"pp'"s KNOWLES 4 wALFoRD,
an INV No. 81 Pearl st.
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~ LIVE INSURANCE. ON WHITE Pen

soys AND sLAyEs-supERIoR Inducements otiered. as
usnai with regard to LIFE ASSURANCE. ct the
GENERAL insurance Agency, Pearl street. next door
inmediat.y to the oice OF " Eacno; ,,,o
Of Phiiadelphia. Charter Perpetual. Capital ana
Asset. 81 2s5 900. Established 10 Richmond upWaIs
II a ve years curing which time the undersigns1'
Agent. has paid Losses amounting to more than sio'
OOO) .s...h. Office bere-
Cal and aet FREE of Charge PAMPHLET OF the con
osuy. which viii give YOU eyery iniormst,on you o.,
may desire, with regard to taking an IA Iits ones
The SLAVE CIRoULARs, also free Of charge; Will give
Won full particulars with gard to slave
vhather for one MONTH one year. or IRE years. :,
LII, oLo' A"i'' a. r. BRICKEN, M. D.,
1ioSn a,,t Agent and Medical Examiner.
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"a CHAMPION FIRE Poor SANS

2pCHAMPIUH EIRH HVo5 O""
One thousand dollars Ii offered for proof that
champion safes have ever been destroyed BY IRE
Burglar-proof Safes" are made by Messrs Her
ring x Co. not one of which has ever been robbed.
KNOWLES 4 WALF0RD. Agents,
rY7-,w No 81 Pearl st.
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an 27-3m
&k s $500 ssS ,: s s1S as


RACEs-Will commence
TUESDAY. October 18TH
sAs.s1.@ 1883, and continue days.
FIRST DAY. uesddv-Sweepstake for all ages; Q
dash of two miles. $50 entrance. p p. or more
tries to make o race; 500 added by Proprietor to
name and close goth September, 1858.
SECOND RAcE-Srmc Day-Sweepstake for three
year olds out If mares that never produced win
ner milo heats 500 entrance. $50 t.. to name and
close Goth September, 1858.
SECOND DAY. Wednesday, "A sweepstake for three
year old colts and llies. reopened, two mile heats
$500 entrance. 800 H.; closed LIST January with
eight entries.
Sl00, mile heats
THnD DAY- Thursday Jockey Club Purse. $780,
two mile heats.
eEcoND RAcs-Sams Day.-sweepstake for two
year olds that mover won race; 500 entrance $50
II to name and close 10th September, 1858.
PouIsH DAr-Friday-Jocke Club Purse. e50o.
three mile heats.
FiyrH DAY-Nntxydoy Handy Cap Hweepstake;
two mile heats for all ages that have run In either
81 previous races during the woek. 500 entrance.
31s IT,, S2oo addsd By Proprietos, II two Or more
start; 20 name at the post.
SECeND RAcR-iSIms Day --Sweepstake fer three
year oids two mile heats sam entrance 500 IT,, TO
name and close 10th September. 1883.
AZ N-3aWsws prorrirtar.
- LADIES', MISSES AND CHIL-
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SPRINGS LIFR.-The editor OF the fredericksburg
News, writing one Of his lively letters from the
Grsenbrier White Sulphur, draws It (rather
strong, we fear 40 follows:
"Here We are, community of seventeen hun.
drsd, nobody working, ali yell dressed, with moth
3ng 70 do but to enjoy themselves--ail rich appa.
rentiy, aud by reputation! Would you believe
that man came here to fnd a poor girl for wife
and couldn't md oaes They are oil wealthy aris.
tocrsts. One lady was here for two weeks. Who
wore three different dresses every day. and Ian
because her other trunks had not arrived and she
would have to wear dress q second time To ass
$500 WORTH OF diamonds, lace &C., on one ,adv ~
9 ball, % not considered remarkable y - p
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"A HENRICO LIGHT ORA

IN EUONS-Parade IN fuII unIIorm, at the
IM Fair Grounds. IN WEDNESDAY,lst day of
~ september, at e O'Clock. NJ. Arrange
ments will be made on that day with reference to
land Troop, and the Grand Tournament to be held
at the Amelia Springs, ON the 9Th proximo. After
electing to fill vacancies, the Company. having &C.
copied the petite invitation of Troopers II Dance
and A Hutcheson, will dine at Shields Spring.
By order of Col DAVIS
au25-td SMITH, B.
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n&- CHRrsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR Ha1

DyE-The best instantaneous Hair Dye in the world,
does not burn or give the hair an unnatural APPEAR
ance. making il bea utiful brown or black SOLD by
Richmond, Va.
Prepared by JOSEPH CHRIsrADono. NO 6: Astor
House, New York. au LOW
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~Lrrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEHE-
xNowLEs 4 WALPORD. Agents. n Pearl st.
n. A SNEAp Medical Examiner.

This company affords the insured advantages
vbich render il very desirable TO those who wish 20
nav the least money and receive their DIVIDENDS
while living The annual dividend Ia over one-thfr
'n an pI INV p"'' KNOWLES 4 WALFORD.
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MARINE INTULLIoHNC ca.
ARRIVED.

fort Of Richmond, Aug. 2s-HeA Water Q ''sn.
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n REEs 4 Co. have had sixteen years experience
in their business and are regularly educated Artists
and Chemists.
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80 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
- Strayed from the owner at the upper end
of grace street small white SETTER PUPPY,
marked with several liver colsred spots and wear.
lug metallic collar with "E Parker. CAPITOL, cut
on it. The above reward will be paid for the return
of the PuppY to this office. 26 Sc
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aTIcI1I. UoXICD0.

80 VnorrrA CssrxAI AanIcuIru-
lAi souErr Nosss = hereby gwen. that z Gs q
EEwELLEN and TiIOe Butts have besp ~. e
pointed SslicitIn9 Agens for membefsnips o. sI ~
SOciety-the nrSt. named gentleman 70 9pessses ~ y
the West and foufhwest portion Of this 1tete. sno
two latter to operate IN kichmond ana fts
AZ this Society has pledged the sam necse.aC Y
meet the expenses Of Fair, TO be heId nacnm0nu
by the United States Agricultural eocicty in yc.y
Der ut, one item Of which 10 . Premium kiss q
ten th0sand d0lIars It 10 earnestly sugReeeea LII
tbs frispds OF this National gntherine.whsch VII
be the largest fhat has ever been had IN tifsinls
and a. important ~ impoeipg-will promptly sno y.
favorabiy meet the calls OF these gentlemen tnus
saving time and expense In makisg fne necessary
Hnv Information desired VIII be cbesrfully given
By these Agents. cHAn.Lss5 y Soriesv
syCity and country papers, friendly to the cause.
are respectfully requested cory once. au 1s-o'
~ LrcoRfcs BoILsRs, ~ AND Izo
q .iioys roR WooD on CoAL.-These BoiIcrs nave
vor : simpio arrangement for regulating tne Hss:,
md fnr retai0inR Il ct given tempofnsuro, "
inrs lime inst 70 hand, per schooner aa1ali' Az"
a., AZ Al the Governor Street stove sscis; D0$rm
B-sma,ler sizes. to arrive. Also tne a!In s.
Rollers all sizes, on hand. ~ ."
rPLIYs INsURANCE.- mutual bEHE-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Tar FrIra AnHuAI ExHIBrrIoH
ov fae YrRarrlA MECHANICS 1Nsfrfufn. ron fHE Pho.
NOTION or fur MEcHASIC ARTS The new ana spa
cous hail Of the Institute, On 9th street between
Main and Franklin, Richmond. vs, VIII % opened
for the reception Of goods on M0NDA1, the iltn
dsy OF &c to6er and the EXHIBITION will be ior-
mallv openei On WEDNESDAY evening, october
the 10th.
Mechanics, artists, inventors and others 10 the
State Of Virginia, ss we'll ~ the country Of large,
are invited 70 avsl themselves Of the opportunity
thus afforded to display thei taste and skill 10 tine
collection about 70 be made.
The splendid hall and tuildinR Of the lDsetute
will Afford accommodation sufficient 70 make most
attractive display Of Machinery, for which alum.
dant motive power will be furnished. - well - OF
articles Of taste and interest. Of class or
description, which may be exhibited by those en-
gagged in manufacturing pursuits
The Board III Managers earnestly invite the &C.
tive cooperation of the mechanics and INDUSTRIAL
classes throughout the country in contributing to
the important object in view; and would also ex.
press their acknowledgment to the ladies for their
interesting contributions to the preceding exnioE
tions and would respectfully invite them 70 . re
newal of contributions 10 order that the display IN
the Female Department OF Industry may prove en-
ipentiy worthy Of American female talent =
Any information in reference 70 matters OF detat
will be promptly given, on application, or oy ga.
dressing Jas Brow ne, Chairman OF the Commlstee
on Exhibition 9th street, next TO the Hall OF tne IN
stitute au N-2awtlstOtdfd
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rBY TELEGRAPH.l
4 DEsJRABLE FARM FOR SALE :

HAMPTON ROADS, Aug 26th.-Arrived, barque Ms
~ Louise. from Rio Janeiro, coffee. fer orders
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,DING Mrs. DAVID

DRIVATE BOARDING Mrs. DAVID
L WALSH, formerly of the Clifton House, having
rented the large brick house May street. adjoin-
ing the jewish Synagogue, has two large and com
modous IRONS. suitable for families; also, several
rooms for single gentlemen. The house is pleasantly
situated and very convenient for those who are III
the mercantile business. 27-Im
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4 A GU 1t Y:

FACU LTY:
f. K LOSER, Principal-Lecturer on the Science OF
Accounts Business, Customs &c.
j, NJ. PHILLIPS Professor OF Bookkeeping ana Com
mercial Calculations
N C. JOHNSON Professor of Peumanship.
8 T. WILLIAMS, ESQ, Mercantile Law:
Rev. e. Y. REESE, u. D., Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon .Jpo. p. Kennedy. 1 Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon Thomas Swami VIM. IL. keigbler ESQ.
Jacob Trust, Esq, William knaee, ECO
EVERY YOUNG NAN
Should write Immediately for one of those large ana
beaur fully ornanented Circulars representing the
exterior and interior view of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Penmanship &C.. which will be sent by return mail.
FREE OF CHARGE with Catalogue containing List of
Students Terms of Tuition. Opinions of the Press
our new system Of Book Keeping. &c.
1" Address Il X. LOS1ER,
au 27-lmif Baltimore Md.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE

FALL, 1858. nv
54 4Es Ro 81 Hi ~ R4rx sD{ z fRsI and
w. s. g. G. DONNAN.
NO ~ PEARL STREET, RICIfkOND,
IMPORTERS Uf
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sADDLERY, &c, &c.
Arc :" FsEs iiV ENGLISH mARDWARE. "
which with full supplies of American Goods, form
Of osr to the m H Of virginia Moth Gaons
and Tennessee. and buyers generally, visiting our
market; the Is Il ana re-
~ Orders will receive our prompt and careful
attention. au 2e-Ims
MO MUNOPOLY-I. NJ. SINGER &
~ co.'s CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
VA.~We would most respectfully invite all to cali
and examine our new stock Of Family. PLANTATION
and sLesther Machines which for spnrseili,J ard
Machines are SO constructed. that by the magical
changes they are msde to sew, hem. gather aud
leather, to the finest silk, satin or lace, OF any
description, without trouble. The simple con-
makes The Machine invsiuable, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine. for light work. win be found one Of the
prettiest and test in IL is put up IN Rosewood
Mahogany OF Enamaied cases. TO suit the parton or
work-rooIs. Our agent, being fine nsehinisi is
prepared TO repair Machines aud 10 give ell The IN
struotions 50 that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease. Ladies will be instructed
e ns W sso ea sasmns
all possible attention will be paid by chr lady 9pr
stors and Agent to give explanations. whether they
Sill, Thread and Cotton. of all coors and descr.p
tions: Needles; Gauges fcr tucking aud binding:
ali or s application b. mailer osssiwise. " "
stitching and Quilting Of every description. on
Cloth or Leather
ssla'. &c made to !ao sIs sSilSs co.
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MA WATER CooLERs.-We have on
hand of our own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Call and sup
f1' KEESEE PARIS Pottery,
myI4-ts Corner of 18th and Cary streets.
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THE LARGEST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE In
THE UNITrD STATES.
DESIGNED ETPRESSL 7 FOR YOUNG MEN
Desiring to obtain
A ruoRoUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
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These celebrated SAFES have been in use sever
enteen years and not a dollars worth of books or
papers has ever been destroyed in them, Two hun
dred aad forty have been tested in accidental hres
MAsSIE 4 PLEASANTS, Agents.
.r,a-In No 81 Cary street.
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,EOR SALE-A very good looking and
l. intelligent MAN, about forty years old, who is
an excellent Boot Maker Another fine sized and
a good Carriage Driver. A yonng MAN of good
size and appearance, % years old, who is a god
Carriage Driver and House servant. He has also
work ed Oh . farm. His master desires to sell him
to remain near the city. A handsome young WO-
MAN, about II or Is years old. considerably ever
want and Nurse. Bias good disposition. She is to
remain in or near this place. au 27-6eo*
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Schr Harry smith. --. James River. wheat.
Haxsll h Co.
schr Perseverance,, -, James River. wheat.
Haxall Co.
SAILED,
Bark sa,lie Magee. Rogers. Rio, fcur. Edmond,
Davenport q Co.
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DIAL TIMORE
ID COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1852. CHARTERED 1854.

LOCA TED
Corner of Baltimore and Charles SIS,
Baltimore, Md.
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~A CARD.-C. G. MsRA, late Pro-
lessor of music and modern languages at the South
Carolina Female Collegiate Institute, Column ia,
c. respectfully offers his professional services to tho
citizens of Richmond and vicinity. Rooms at pres
ant at Mrs HarM oOd's, on Bank st. au2}-lm*