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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

SALE OF FARMS Mr.. Nathaniel Myer has sold
his beautiful residence and farm adjacent of 26C
acres near Warrenton, Va. to Samuel Mclean
Esq of Louisiana, for s2l 900. A farm in Spot
sylvanla county, Va, containing 200 acres, i'm
proved by adwellng house and the necessary farm
buildings was purchased last week by Henry NJ
Warfield for S. 81 per acre. or an aggregate OF
$1,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

81 TYLER Co, i39 Main street. are ahead OF all
competition in Ambrotyping. Their new sty lie throws
all The others entirely in the shade. Call and see
them-price Is cts. TO SIS.
The coolest skylight rooms ia the city-plenty OF
ice water-and ser ant to fan persons while sitting
fer heir likeness
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ksS v1nG1NIA CENTRAL AGa1cuLr

ksS- VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRIcULTU-
rURAL SocIETY-The monthly meetings of the Exec.
utive Committee, have been changed from the
cond to the first WEDNESDAY in each month -
The members are respectfully informed that no
special notices of these meetings will be given here
alter but due notice will bA given for all extra
meetings CTAS. DIMMOCK,
Je % -lw Secretary.
The Wing. Enquirer. South and Examiner copy
one week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

Hon. JOHN J. CRITTENDEN.-This gentleman ar
rived at Cincinnati on Saturday, and had hand
some reception. He was escorted to the Spencer
House. where he was welcomed by the Hon Thos
Corwin Mr. Crttenden made an eloquent re
sponse He proceeded to Coviugton, Ky, the same
evening, where he had another enthusiastic recep
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rxSr,rc,, yov Tur SPRINGS.

Persons going 10 the WATERING p'sces' ca" y,
aha D,sp,-rx mailed 10 them. for any length OF
ti,o. bs leaving their orders a. the eena'nS F''''
ana pasfnS in advance for the time name"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

ar. WV n. FOSTER. ESQ is. the authorized
sgert for the Dispatch IN Norfolk and por'smo"tn.
Subscribers In those cities VIII oesin ,n@" p"pe.
,,,ariv from him at the earliest possible moment
in the day.
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sSs- SprcIAL NoTIcE.-Tbe attentio,

of Housekeepers and Others is requested sal.
of China, Crockery, Glass Ware Silver Plated Ware
&c to take place at the store recently occupied BY
Messrs Binfoi d, Mayo Blair, THIS DAY, at IL
O'clock. je24 + b COOK 4 CO, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

RAJ HARTsH oRNR's CURE-ALL AND
BOWEL REMEDY.We have just received a fresh sup
ply of HARTsHORNE'S CURE-ALL, the grear
the best remedy for BOWEL Complaints q cts bot
tie. MlLLSPAUGH JOHNSON.
n. Also, TRANSFORMERS SAR A
CORDIAL. ie 24-It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

MOVEMENTS OF FILLIBUsTERs Col. Ii. L. Kinney
arrived in New Orleans on Sunday, June 10, Gen
Walker. and Judge Campbell. of the United States
Supreme Bench, left same day by the Mobile boat
Gen. Henuingsen left for New York, June II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

FAfAL AfFRAY.H. A Hartman. late deputy
ses0r 81 Iazeweli county, Va. was killed few
Logan C. ii, SIR. Harman had been 20 the West,
and was just returning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

CuRIosITTEs FROM THE DEEP-A firm in Boston,
have in of their windows mass of silver coin
(prohably Spanish dollars) some sixtyssnr seventy
pieces in number, which were recently taken by
asubmariue association, from the wreck of the
Spanish ship of war Don Pedro, sunk in the year
1915 on the coast ofVenezuela. s. A. The same as
ISOLATION have succeeded in raising all the cannon
lG0 pieces in number, from the wreck of the Don
Pedro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

DrtTu or A NisgR.--A man died. a few days
Since aged o., in Cambridge Mess who had lived
very poorly, and was not supposed to own any pro
perty, except the house and lot in which he lived
His heirs, however, in searching the premises, dis
covered specie of various countries and denomina.
tiops, to the amount OF $4,000.
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FROM THE UTAH EXPEDITION.

ST. LOUIS June % A letter to the Republican
says Capt Marcy passed on the 18th Of May on
the Cachalepodie river. He was expected to be in
Camp Scott in Is days. Col. Loders arrived at
Laramie, May 30th. with a wagon road train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

RELIGIOUS MISUNDERSTANDING Kenrich, Gays
the Catholic Mirror, the 31st nit, visited
Prince George, st Mary's aud Charles counties
Nd, where he confirmed OIL persons 10 Is church
es. The corner stone of new Catholic church
in fredericksburg, Va, will be laid on Sunday
next. Bishop McGill. of Richmond, officiating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

nH- THE GREAT BowsL REMEDY
HARrsHoRNEs Carminative Balsam for all Bowel
Complaints Diarrhoes and the effects of bad watr
Also HARrsHoRSE's Cure III and HARTsHokNE's Sar.
saparilla Cordial. For sale By
lie Alt WM. Z. LADD.
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xas- $50 GID REFINED GOLD, to pa

EA ''To GID REFINED GOLD, to paint
the lily,
To throw perfume on the violet,
TO NmOoth the zee. or ada another hue
To the rainbow"
or speak in praise of the PHOTOGRAPHS and AM
RR0fYPES ~ ade at MINNIS' Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery ie5 Main street
"Is wasteful and ridiculous"
They speak for themselves, as all who patronise
his establishment will testify. lie ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

nA MONDAY NaXf, JUNE 18th
~ 1858 Ii is expected that GHAs A. DELAN0,
author ot the hook Called ''fHk MAN CHILD.
BohN THs SUM- viii b. IN Ri hm5hd !or sht
purpose OF delivering hs book 10 those who ay
wish to obsan it, sswsi az those tho subscribed for
the same. 10 2i-2t,
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nay BLACKBERRY BRANpY.-l2

of the above Just received-a most desirable and eff
cient prepsI alton for the diseases attendant upon
the present hot season, such as Diarrhpa, want OF
tone and weakness of stomach and Bowels This
article has been extensively sold by the subscribe
for two summers past, aud has given general sal
faction Call and try bottle a. the Drug and Pre-
scription store of JN0 w. GARL1CR,
Market Place. Franklin street,
je24 Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

Tue WINE CULTURE IN EURoPE-The French vine
yards the present season are reported to be gem
orally in good condition. 1t is officially computed
that, within the territories of the Austrian En-
pire. the wines of all kinds produced is upwards
Of five hundred millions cf Gafons; more than tif
teen gallons for each mar, and child OF the
population.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

THE NEW sLooPs OF Wharf.-The Secretary of the
Navy, It. rs stated will order two soops of the Sc
authorised by Congress TO be constructed at
philsdelphia-probably like nup,ber at New
York, aud the rest will be distributed among se.
ysrai places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

YOUTHFUL MuRDEaER The Grand Jury of Alba
nv county has found an indictment against u boy,
less than tu Give years age, Tor murder On the
18th Of April, some boys were playing marbles +;
two of them had some dispute about their game,
and during the melee Joseph Callahan, Jr- was
stabbed through the heart by Michael Norton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

F.R--We acknowledge the receipt from the la.
dies of the 2d Baptist church of choice assors-
ment Of confectonaries. The fair is progressing
in the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

rag How TO CUgE ALL PAIN AND Bow
81 CoMPLNNTs.-I have just received another SUP
ply of HARTSH0RNESCURE the great rem
edy for rheumatism and pain Of any kind Also.
HAPR rSHoRNE Fps CAV MlNATIFE BALSAM for
Bowel Complaints. q cts bottle.
Je 24-lt j w GARL1CK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

Tp,u or Rry DANIEL DowSEY.-The trial Of Rev.
Daniel Dowuey in staupton, last week. for the
murder of VIM. Mullins resulted rs has been sta
ted. in a disagreement OF the jury. The evidence
Of Margaret Lee his house-keeper, who was proven
10 have been seduced by the deceased is very diff
ferent from that given by her aud published at
the time the affair occurred. The Spectator con-
deuses il as follows
The testimony Of Margaret Lee. who was intro
duced by the defence, was an interesting and re-
mark able narrative. She began on the Tuesday
preceding the 18th. aud related the events and
transactions of every day up to the time OF the
killing She told of Mullins promises to marry
he- ard Of his being expected up all day Satur-
day When he came with McAlear aud HoDehan
and passed through the parlor to the chamber,
she was sitting a sofa opposite the chamber
door. Dowpey followed with a candle, and asked
him if he had the license, and if he was 60
ing to marry the girl-to both which questions
he answered in the negative. Mullins thea
said he wanted a book to clear Margaret
Bohen" Downey came to the bookcase in the
paror, and got a book and ''stoie lie pre-
s.nted the book to Mullins, saying, Don't per-
jure yourself and Mullins struck the book. or
Downeys haud-the book fell on the floor. just
then Downey said in q sharp. quick way" two or
three times, LAY that pistol down.? witness
appealed TO McA. and III to go in, but they refused
d. and NJ rushed together, and NJ. held silver
mounted pistol, by the barrel, in bis right hand
which was elevated as high AS possible Witness
had often the pistol on the mantle piece; near
which ID and VI. were standing when the COHESION
occurred when the parties had scniied across
the room towards the back window. witness went
to get up." but fell on the floor, and Immediately
heard the report of pistol She hed from the
house while McA. and Ii. were taking Mullins
out.
Several witnesses were examined to dlscredit
Margaret Lees testimony, which was effected as
had she been believed, verdict of killing in sell
defence would probably have been rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

a GRATEFUL ThIBuTE.-Mr VIM Evans now a
resilient OF Boston. Mass. has recently made dona
ton 10 the town of Smthfed, in that STATE, of &c.
900, as grateful tribute for the support of him
selfand parent by said town, during his Infancy
and childhood His parents with himself and
Other children, we're paupers in said town and
were for many years supported by it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

LABoRIoUS BuRGLARs.--A burglary was commit
ted in Syracuse. n. Y, on Wednesday night last
The thieves entered the bakery Of Ira A Tharber,
and carried of 500, all in American cents The
weight of the peunies was about 240 pounds, and
The raseaIs wheeled them eff 10 a wheelbarrow -
fhey we're hard working fellows, to say the least
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

MILITARY VISITORS PROM TIE WEsT-A detacb.
meut of the I'D regiment Illinois militia, number
ing 1I2 guns, under command of Major Payne, will
visit Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York anS Boston the coming season. 1t will be
the most extensive military excursion ever under
taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

Dy.rs or AN ACTORS Il. Harris, well known
III .oug hout the couDtry as circus manager, ADD
no was so successful at the old National in Phil.
A .slphia with Uncle Toms Cabin, died a few DAYS
ago 1t Altoona, Pa. of consumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

QUICK PASSAGE The schooner B W. Eldridge
arrived at Norfolk, Va. few days ago with
cargo Of fruit from st. Bsrt's, W !. She made the
passage in seven days, and of the pine apples
she brought that were eaten in Norfolk had been
growing In the fields only s DAYS before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

LEWIS L.MKIN, editor of the Missouri Courier, is
a candidate for Justice of the Peace. He says
''We don't care any thing about the fees. but we
are after the titles aud honors of the position"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

ILLNESS OF FoRMEs-The magnificent voice Of this
bdsSo profilnd0 is in danger. He is about undergo
ing course of hydropathic treatment for bron
chial catarrh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

Ds.p-Judge VIM. r. Harris, OF the Supreme
Court of Tennessee, died in Memphis on the 10th
inst, of injuries received by the explosion on
board the steamer Pennsylvania.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24
FgT TRUSTEES SALE OF Fur,

Attention is asked to the sale of Furniture at the
wing House, THIS MORNING, commencing at Il
O'clock See auction head
2i-It THOMAS W KEESEE, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

The election for municipal officers iu Norfolk.
Va, takes place to-day. VIM. N. Mckenney, AM
VIM W. Lamb DEM and Ezra I. Summers, I'm
dependent) are all candidates for Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24
ltARTkR C. JACKSNN.

~ GENERAL AGENr!AND COLLECTOR,
Office No Il tain street.
over Market Bridge,
Begs leave to present his thanks TO his friends tor
the liberal patr extended TO him and offers his
services to write up books, make off accounts, and
collect bonds. notes, bills drafts. &c lie will at
end TO any busir entrusted to his care, and make
nunctual returns, with strict sta enents If all mo.
MES collected. Address Box l47 Richmond Post Of
fee
sg-0rd rs left at Darracott. Harris Cos, will be
strICUly attended TO.
Read the following.
Mr.. Jackson has done collecting for M, sud we
find him to be very prompt in his returns.
ii HARRISON a Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

NAvAL-The U. s. sioop of-war Saratoga, Com
mander Lumer, called Tuesday from Hampton
Roads, for the Gulf She touches at Key West for
ORDERS and to communicate with Commodore Nc
In,osh The Saratoga takes the young Midship-
men who have recently passed their examination,
and who are TO be distributed among the vessels
attached to the Home Squadron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

A DEVIL INCARSATE.-A wretch named Arnold
murdered his wife near Jessamine, Ky, last week
under circumstances of horid brutality She had
left him for cruel treatment and instituted suit
r divorce and almony against him. He watched
her one day as she went with another lady to
pick strawberries. and followed her-demandiDg
that the suit should be with Drawn. He then
threatened to kill her, and drew a revolver. when
the woman in company fed. Horror stricken. she
promised to live with him. He replied by telling
her that she was lying, aud Immediately fired at
her-the ball grazing her temple. She Instantly
sprang to him and beggpdfpr IL ercy. He refused
she then appealed to him for time TO pray. Thi-
boon was granted, and brief time spent in
prayer for her husband. her children and herself
Arnold then grasped her with arm. in
exurabe to all her suppliCations for mercy, fired
AZ her three times, each ball taking cffact in the
head. The face was most frightfulIy dishgured
by the wound and powder from the pistol Not
content with his the incarnate fiend mutilated
her person with knife, and then pilug brush
upon il. left the scene. Meanwhile, the woman
who fed told the story. ana Arnold pursued
and arrested at his mothers house in the act of
writing his will.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24
sSs- Nor1cE.-A meeting of the Boar

k NoTlCE.-A meeting OF the bOaru
# Visitors of the Medical ollege Of Virginia will be
held in this city on the 3TH OF july next. to I'll
vacancy in the PrOfessorship OF Chemistry, created
by the resignation of DR.. Martin Scott,
Candidates for the vacant Chair will address theil
applications to
THE0 P MAYO, NJ D,
80 o2-td nj "a ar1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

aS- s. MASON Co have sent us some specimens
OF "sMfHs PHILADELPHIA ALE" very aud SUI.
perior article, and the sparslipg CHAMPAGNE CT
DER" which, in these hot days, with little ice, Is
particularly easy to inbibe In the way OF drinka-
bles have nothing 10 surpass these delicious
hava .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24
DESTRUCTION OF A PAPER MILL.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. June 23-Plather Smith s
Housatonic Pape~ Mill, at Lee. was burnt last
night. Loss 800 900, upon which there is a con-
adorable insuranCe,
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REPORT C0NTRAnICTEn.

WASHINGTON, June 23-Gen Robes, Mexican
Minister, emphatically contradicts the reported
sale OF large portion of Sonora to an American
COMPANY
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DOLLARD,S PURE EXTRACT JAMAI.

l. CA GINGtR-This article posse sses, in a con
cenrated for all the active princi les of the best
Jamaica White Ginger ard is one Of the most valna
hle fami Medicines known, in cases of hoic,
Cramp, Sick stomach, Indigestion, he, &c
1t is invaluable. PersoDs travel ng should ilways
besupplied with this valuable rem dy Prepared
by JNO W PoLLAhD, Druggis
IL q l1tn hlrtet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

REMAINS OF Mr.. M0kROE.-It is stated that the
family of James Mon c. tx President of the Uni
ldd States, have expressed TO the Governor of Vr-
ginia earnest wish that the removal of the re-
mains of the venerated patriot and statesman from
the city of New York to Richmond may be effect.
ed with as little display as possible, and without
any unnecessary cost to the people Of Virginia. A
simple ceremony, it is thought by them, would be
more in conformity with the simple habits of the
deceased, and with those feelings and wishes which
he would have expressed if he could have antici-
pited the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-24

rHEAP MANTILLAS, BUSTERS, &C
~ will sell great bargains in Mantillas and Dus-
tiers of all styles. Also misses and childrens Mar
settles and Brilliant Capes aud Busters, very cheap
and handsome; $40 pair more f those heavy twisted
Six Mits at 31a cts worth IS cts to be of this
week lie "A AUGUSTUS MAILERf
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DOACH TRAPS. ROACH TRAPS

NOTICE The interest on the Coupon
~ Debt of tho State of Virginia. will be raid q
The Bank of the State OF New York. (New You
On au after the nrst day OF My Next funds TO meet
which are already on deposit ia sai1 BANK.
VIM A MoSCURE,
:. 2ecand Auditor.
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fxi n rxIN IL An hI.L,A ~ ~ ~ "a
Fort Of Richmond, June % High WatsY 3 o

Fort Of Richmond June 23-Htph HTteY ) peh
ARRIVED.
Schr Hiawatha, SimOnton, Rocklaud. lime, Bridg
ford Co
schr VIM Henry. Psssawav Philadelphia, po der
Schr Jno Stansbury. Onlyson, Baltimore, lumber
Jas Dunn.
Schr New York, Coneval. James River, lumber, I
A Parker.
Schr Barnagat. Fitchett, James River, lumber. to
order
Schr Carrie, Chopper, Baltimore, salt.
SAILED.
Brig Fairy, Welsh, Pernambuco and market
foGr, Warwick Il Bsrksdae.
schr Emma Jane Graves, Baltimore, mdse, w
Colquitt Il Go.
schr Ashland, Holmes, Baltimore, mdse. W Col
quit Co.
Schr Yorktown, Woglam. New York, ndse, D & W
Currie
NORFOLK, June 23-Arriyed ship Uncle Joe, &c
day frnni I,nrdih LWales with railroad irnn
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] consider Mr.. jackson an excellent Collector
and persons having business in his line. will find
him a faithful agent. GEo l HEARISG.
Mr. G jackson has acted as my Collector for
some time past. He ia successful in obta ing pay.
meLt. r. ompt in making returns and have every
reason to believe courteous in his aspirations. |
commend him TO those requiring the services OF
Collector WELLFORD. NJ ID.
10
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SHfRBET AND ORANGE NECrAR.-
We have added these fine In cous Syrups to al.
ready extensive list, which served up with
sparkling SODA WATER icy cold.
WAXING 4 PEARCE. Druggist.
lie 3 Broad st above 9Th.
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EOUNp--On Thursday, the 18th inst,
l. d sur. of meney. in bank notes. which the owner
can have by eScribing the satisfactorily and
paying for this advertisement.
Je H-3ts G. A MAYO.
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OLIVER PLATED CASTORS -Of very
~ supe ior Quaiity-with cut glass bottles. Also
Plated Castors. low priced For sale by
q GENNET.
e EaulA
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DROP in aud look at our White and
~ Fancy Duck Coats Derby Linen Sacks anC
crooks. White Dallas Linen Sacks, Ira cling Due.
..rs-from so to me Black silk Alpaca sacks a
So; Bla Drap d. Etc Sacks, Fancy Cashmere sack
AID FrCCks at ~ low prices; ElaAclle Cashmere
,acks from s. to SO.
n WALKER Il Co.
je2i los Main ard lith st
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RIO hmond Kn,gfts Templar broad
List Of Members.
or rHr alcuxosp p.rlr DISPATCH
Ntw YoRk, Jane q, 1858.

INV York, June ~, 1903.
We arrived here this morning. about o'clock
70 good condition, having had delightful ZIP
from Richmond, and are quartered at the o, "
cholas Hotel There are so Knights Oh tue eAee'
sin hn fnIlnpinu haina n list of their naheo.
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Eg> CLOSING STORES 1t is proposed
by the leading merchants of the cit 10 close
their at o'c ock. urtil the LIST September.
All parties ntert in the above notice will leave
their names at the Dispatch office.
IN -
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TARRANT'S SELTZER APEKIENT-

l. Prepared on an entirely new principle, from q
late and accurate ANALYSIS of the celebrated SeZer
spring ia Germany. This much esteemed and ele-
CANT preparai ion combining efficace economy ami
portability. will be und highly valuable for the re-
lief Of Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Bilious Affection,
Headache, Nervous Debility, &C, sc, For sale b.
PURCELL, LADD Co. Druggists,
lie % No IL corner OF Min and MnHsrnOE It's.
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LIRE INSURANCE.
THE UNITY FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF LONDON.
CAPITAL. 100000 STERLING
Tor, SO, ZOO, GO0!1

The undersigned. Agent Of the UNITY PRE- IN,
pared issue Policies on almost all kinds of Pro.
perty, against loss damage by fEe
The high character of this Company for capital
and manager ent, would appear TO bespeak for Ii
unusual prominence among Agencies and a liberal
share Of the public patronage.
special Fund of Si505OO is held in New York,
Agreeably 10 law. by
CALEB o. HALsTEAD. President of the Manhat.
SCHUYLER LIVINGSTON. firm of Barclay &
Livingston.
WATTS SHERMAN, firm of Duncan, Sherman
& Co.
NEW YORK DIRECTORS.
FGRRRT BENSON New street
7 CoDD, NGToS, firm OF 4 Coddngton Co
SiLAs K EvERETr. firm of Everett Brown
JAMES HARPER. firm of Harper Il Brothers
JOSEPH = HAWKINS. Il M OF Hawkins, Logan Go
koBERr UAYDOcK, lh7 broadway
VIM l. KING firm of haylor ca
c NRLETTA IS Bea street
iE1 NORWOOD firm of Morewood Co
BENZ A MUMPoRD InI PsSrl street
J DE PEYsrER OGDEN IS William street
JOSEPH STUART, firm OF j a stuart Co
EDWARD @PRAGuE, firm Of Dayton, SpraRue & Co
BENZ NJ WHIrLoCE, firm OF B Nj n A Shiteck
&Co
JEREMIAH WILBUR firm Of Wilbur Price.
GEORGE ADLARD,
Manager and General Agent.
Application made to the Agent, at the Office of the
yir gna Fire and Marine Insurance Co.. Nol3i Main
street Richmond, will receive prompt attention
Je 23-ts l. COW AkDlN, Agent.