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FLIDE ISL AND GUANO.-We Ar,

ELIDE ISL AND GUANO.-We are
now receiving our supplies of this valuable fer
rzer, TO which We call the attention of the Farm
guished chemists, (which can be seen at our ofic
prove It to be rich In ammonia and phospha EesD
wnlle It Is the only Guano yet discovered which
at much lower rates - -. - ~A '0
Last white rand spring Wa sold cargo to farmers
"a variors parts OF the STATE ans We have the most
ana Tobacco crops-and In almost every case those
WHO used i on their spring crops will apply il 10
We have number of letters in reference to this
Guano. from farmers who psed il, which can be
seen Ct our office Many Of these letters pIonounce
the et cts of the Glide Island Guano on fhe crons
to be fully equal to Peruvian.
SKINNER 4 co.
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IA ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT BOSTON.
BosroN, August 26-The Royal mail steam II p
Canada arrived here from Halifax about 1012
o'clock this morning. Her mails will be dispatch
ed South over the New Haven Road by the train
in New York about II o'clock the same night.
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LUTHERAN SYNOD OF WESTERN VIRGINIA THE
members of this body convened in Salem, Roa-
noke county, Va, on Thursday, the 10th ms ia nt
and adjourned on Tuesday, the 24th, to meet again
on the afternoon of the Thursday before the third
Sabbath in August, 1S59-at st. Clait Bottom.
smyth county, Va. The opening address was de.
iivered by Rev W. D. Roedel, Principal of Wythe
vile Female College, who was elected President at
this meeting. Great harmony prevailed in all
their deliberations. et
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1-pRnr WoIrr .or Rrn11x has iate

The dwelling of c. r. NJ. Johnston, in Fairfax
county. Va, was destroyed by fire on Monday at.
ternOon
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what wonderful changes CT late have we seen
In the world, that are made by the Sewing Ma
chine"-Ne.
D06r No MONOPOLY, unless we can con-
troll it. E9
DEFINITION. sf4
Old Style Monopoly-A splendid triumph of bust.
ness tact and resources .s.
New style Monopoly Unjust and cruel oppres.
sion.
For GENERAL USE, the preference is given to
WAEELER IL WILSON'S Sewing Machine.
an 26-3t&
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DELAWARE STATE CONvENTION-NONfNA
t-..-.--- TON OF GOVERNOR. -.I

WILMINGTON, DEE, Aug. 26.-The State Demo-
cratic Convention of Delaware was held to-day at
Dover. The Convention was full and the proceed
iogs harmonious. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted endorsing the course of the administra-
ton the Kansas question, and on the Search and
Utah questions. DR.. William Burton was nomina
ted for Governor on the first ballot. Hon. VIM G..
Wbiteley was nominated by reclamation for re.
election to Congress-. 49,
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Coon PRICE FOR TOBACCO. The continued drought
is advancing the price of tobacco. In Lynchburg,
Va, Tuesday, four hogsheads were sold for 1921.
49, 1t was part of the crop Of D. Logan, of Halifax
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au as--lw IS re r Depot.
n.y. vrao1srA CnxrRAL AalIcuLru-
RAE y hereby given thss Ss az u
H I'm faS snd Taos III BufEsR have been ~
ss
the West and southwest portion q tins state, the
two latter to operate 10 kichmond and ies VICINITY.
meet the expenses Of Fair. to be held in Richmond
BY the United States Agricultural Society. in 0cto
ten tsoasand dollars it Is sarnesty sussesed that
the friends Of this National Rathering-whlch VIII
ana las as important as imposius~wiii promptly and
favorably meet the calls OF these gentlemen. thus
saving time and expense In making the necessary
By A these sl Sssass chisLss PiAG Sss
are respectfully requested tocopy once an 24-et /.
~ LrcoR1cE BoILERs, 90 AND 120
GALLONS, roR WooD OR CoaL.-These Boilers have
very simple arrangement for regulating the heat,
iona asx e ss'so a.1 and
for sale At the Governor street ssSys ssess
Rollers. ali sizes. on hand jy2s
n2rL1Fs INsuRAxcE.-MuTUAL BENE-
FIT COMPANY.
KNOWLES q wALFORD. Agents, q Pearl st.
DR. A. ssEAD. Medical Examiner
This company affords the insured advantages
which render it very desirable to those who wsn 20
nav tho least money and receive their dividends
while living The annual dividend IL over 0netnirA
the premium paid. m.,uonn
an I7-2w KNOWLES q "ALFVnD.
RCHAnpIos FIRE Poor SAIEs---
One Thousand dollars is offered for proof that
the contents Of any enc of "Herrings Patent
Champion Safes have ever been destroyed BY ire
Burglar proof Safes I" are made by Messrs Her
ring Co.. not one of which has ever been robbed.
- KNOWLES WALFORD. Agents.
INV No. q Pearl St
~LEArHER AND kUBBBR BRLTING,
STEAM PACKING, HOSE, &c-W keep on
hand q full supply of Betting. &C., from the best
manufacturers and sell at factory prices. We also
keep large variety of Cotton and Hemp Twines.
't,'l KNOWLES WALFORD,
au law No. Fl Pearl ut.
~ PRor. E.. HoUDAYER, graduate
of the University of Paris respectfully tenders his
services to the citizens of Richmond, end to the
Principals Of Schools. as a teacher of the French
language. He refers, By permission, to the follow
ing gentlemen. whe are acquainted with his pecu-
liar 81 stem of instruction.:
Nj. Paul, French Consul; Col. 7. p. August, g. w.
Randolph, Esq DR.. Woodbridge, VIM. W. Harvie,
ESQ DIR Weiriger, N. A Sturdivant Esq, DI. Bur-
well, J. g. Griswold. Esq ..asy7e
Apply at the corner of Sd and Leigh streets.
1S-irue 81
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A1-PRoF WOLFE. OF BERLIN. has lately brought to
light some astounding facts relative to the author.
ship of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey. II appears; ac-
cordng to the learned professor. that there never
was any Homer, after all, aud that all our school
boy admiration was wasted upon mere figment of
Imagination. Tho blind old bard of Scio then lie
nobody, and bis works the mere patch work of
wandering troubadours and minstrels. We bad in
tended second epic to eclipse the Iliad-but find
ing hat poem thus summarily demolised, have
concluded to desist for the present. One thing is
certain. at least. and that is that no immortality
eysr yet confsrred By Homer upon his heroes is rot
equal to that which is attsinable a. the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE. where names are handed down to pos
tsrty at the lowest rates upon Cards. Labels Cir.
culars DC 81 80 -
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s MEG RUDER 4 SONS, Richmond
e FL SKINKER 4 co, do
BEAUMONT FEMALE ROOL,

BEAUMONT FEMALE CHOOL,
- NEAR GORDoNSvILLE, VA Girls may here
acquire good education, solid and ornamental. at
entire cost per session of 10 months (tnsl,Ating
board tuition scoshin0 fuel lights and medical at
tendance,) varying from $l40 to $2l5, according TO
the studies pursued. The location is healthy and
convenient to churches. I shall be aided in con-
Quoting this school bya Virginia Lady, of high re-
putatlon as a teacher. the exercises of this
School will commence on MONDAY, 9Th Of eeptem-
her For circulars containing further particulars,
Q ldresJ ~-e.zes-
au 2s-TnAF2w Gordonsrile. Va.
DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY. CA
IL SELECT CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL) FRANKLIN STRxRr, ABOVE 7rH.
r. HI. L. TIGHE, A. NJ, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAY, the 9th of September. Terms, Ae same az
last year. -st@a
The advantages of a SELECT SCHOOL are OBJ vious to
the mind of every rejecting parent aud such this Is
designed to be in the srictet of the word. In
consequence of the Senior Glass entering College, az
well some other pupils going into business. there
will ba some vacancies Glass for beginners in
English and Latin will be formed; those als5 will be
admitted who are prepared to enter classes already
formed. The course Of instruction is thorough and
systematic. The Primary Department receives par
ticular attention Faithful and well qualified Assist
ants are engaged. For further particulars apply
after the 18th of September at the sctoolhouse.
2S-2m
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CANADA--MINIsTERIAL FRAUD-The people have
at length decided that the present Ministry shall
not be allowed to hold their seats in defiance of
the law without q resort to the tribunals provided
to try the question. Mr.. Adam Wilson, @ G., has
been instructed to commence proceedings for the
recovery of the penalty of $500 for every day
which Mr. John A. Macdonald, Mr.. Sidney Smith,
and Mr.. P. NJ. Vankoughnet have sat in Parlia.
ment since their re-appointment, and the best law
yers entertain no doubt of the success of the suit
fhe action will be tried before jury this fall bat
will probably go up to the judges before being
finally decided TbroHfo Globe,
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NAVASSA GUANO-THE RICHEST
AN PH0SpH rIC GIL No IMpQHTEn- Your n.

tenion q respectfully invited to the annexed Anal
ysis and Reports on the 9uano offered BY ms, and
especially 70 the fact therein shown that contains
in . given bulk greater amount of phcsphates
than Is found in any other manure, natural Or ast
fetal. yet offered TO the public. Phosphoric acd 10
now admitted By the best agricultural authorities
to be the one thing above a others necessary TO be
returned to the SOIL tn enable 1t to produce an un
failingly good crop without permanently tmrairing
its general fertility: in this GusnO We have IL pre-
scented In the form best adapted for such purpose
A. have only limited quantity Of this Guano
for sale here this season, anxious 70 have some
Of 1t tried in every district and also that such as
try 1t may favor me- through my agents, with the
earliest information as to how far has practically
borne ont the aaticipatious Of those who have sci
enti6cally examined its constituents. with view
to enable ne and my district agents 20 make carly
arrangements for an adequat supply for the follow
ing year. Owing to the ray idly diminishing sup
ply Of Gaano from the Chiucha Islands its yearly
advancing price. and the exhaustive effects pro1u
ced by its too frequent application TO the land from
its posses sing too much ammonia, In proportion to
its phosphates Navassa Guano exces it in practical
use. and especially to the farmer % permanently
improving to the land, which might yearly receive
from the application Of Nasassa 0uano more phos.
pilates than the crop would deprive 1t Of
All local merchants and dealers are required TO
give guarantee on purchasing that they will sell
il to consumers genuine, - received.
Very respectfully. WIN MURDOCH.
~ See following analysis.
No Evru Rr,ry Dyy1 \
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The extraordinarily high percentage Of Phosphate
of Lime above stated, recommends this article at
once superior phosphate manure. especially at
the present time, when the want of the better quail
tiles of Phosphate Guanos is most seriously felt.
The presence of Fuoride of Calcium is Of no slight
importance. This substance serves as q direct nu-
trment to plants. and subsequently,, enters the
composition of the bones and teeth Of animals.
CHAS. BICKELL. Phi. D.
Bone Phos. of Lime.
Jas R. Chiffon NJ. D., New York;. IS
X. FL. Stabier, Alsxandria..-........
For sale by
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H5. II you desire to have q picture for small
Locktt Or Ring TAKEN that will bear microscopic ex
animation. employ the inimitable Artists, REFS :
Co, they have competent Artist 1t each branch.
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s6F CHRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAN
DYE-The best instantaneous Hair Dye in the world,
does not hurn give the hair unnatural appear
ance. making it bea utiiul brown black. Sold by
FISHER 4 WINSTON, les n ain street.
Richmand, Va.
House. New York. au 27-5w
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'TNQ AMrs DAVID

= WALSH, f0rtAeFly Of the Clifton House, having
rented the large brick house on MAYO street. edjen
Ing the Jewish synasogue, has two large and com,
for single gentlemen. The irouse Is pleasantly
situated and very convenient for those who are IN
the mercantile business. Nm N-im
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AB JANIS T sUrToN, JR., Pension
Agent and Notary Public has moved his Office to the
tcrs', and opposite Price Watkins dry goods
~ BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS and SCRIP
wanted. 1T. 8.
au 27-3ts
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~ II you desire to be placed in an easy. grace.
ia position, wnen sitting for your portrait, employ
KkEs Co, of l3s Main street. They are fully com.
pefent. Price - cents, 50 cents, 81 and upwards
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TIE cattle OF Frankiintou N. u, some eighteen or
twenty cows dying per day. sa ss
The CABLE CELEDRATIoN.-The "cable" celebration
Ia N Y ION Wednesday next, is to be grand affair.
Ons establishment has offered sewing machines, to
De KEPT IA opsran1n ia sne S;o Dy young
in porcelain vanishing. Mr.. Hoes two presses
are also to be put Ia operation. The German Lied
eskranz, Harmonist aud Dramatic Society, ssKra.
keIia,n New York Ailgemaine Sangerbund, Cadets
the Italian Society, the Union Of Brotherhood eli
have applied for position In the line of procession
TIE HOMICIDE At NARRENroN SpRIxGs-A letter
from Warrentop, Va, says that Mr.. Green had
been re-aFrested On warrant issued by a iustice
of the Peace, ard held bail in the sum of al O0e
for his appearance at Court. The Warrenton
Wing contains synopsis of the evidence taken be
fore the coroners inquest but NEST of the testimo
py was strongly 10 favor of the accused and in
support that he acted in Audience. At the Cor
oner's inquest, the Common wealth's Attorney.
WIN. H. Payne, was present, and opened the casa
and examined the witnesses on behalf Of the
cution. MIR. n u. Scott and B. IL Shsckleford
appeared for the prisoner. =" : =
Z. WREcK-The schooner John Casino. of sto ION,
Sarshen, belonging to New York and bound for
Cnsrleston, with coal a. ballast, went ashore AT
Mays Head, n. G., Tuesday night, and now lies In
s'gns ieet water with seven eight feet water In
her hold. She will be . total loss. :. =
I .
DsAD.-Mrs. Freelsnd the old lady who vas A
horribly mangied aud robbed of money. by \ ma.
gre boy, the property of Mrs. Allison, at IredeIl
\. U, died Of her wounds en- Friday Of last week,
after week Of intense suffering.
The eappington Hotel, at Chsrlestown. Va h..
been purchased by DR.. Raum for $1,000. 80
senator Clay, OF Alabama, has declined !. ,.h.
Tic dinner at Mobile. epsE
Thsfs have been hus rains in / portio, :, "a
ord county, Va. F's1 - -
mometsr fell from % 10 500 s>s s1s s.4'e
-. the session q Emory and Henry college, Va
nss opened with 200 stndsnts. 8 8. - sss
rev: Thomas M'Evoy, Pastor ~ 81. Nsrys Gath
IN New York. s.. 81 IS 81 - q s.
leuisa Pyns, Tho Epelish opsrs singer, has made
fortune q notfAs iron One hnndfsd f1nnsand
lollars In three years.
fAt caudidate for once IL Alabama, Who h |
!nd p wstah sthre> hundred and aeveoty. i've |
eSunds, asks the peopls Of bio dhtsict 70 ~ I
AaNsk ASaass&
Rs. jacob Honck, Of Rockinsham county. |
- y about removing 70 Ksasas.
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A PROPHECY AT FAULT-When the bill for the
organization of Oregon Territory before
the Senate, Senator Dickinson, of New Jersey.
ventured upon prophecy, which at this day
sounds rather oddly: ees@ t'
But is his Territory of Oregon ever to become a
State, a member of this Unionf Never. The Union
is already too extensive. lthere were at tn time
twenty flour States,) and we must make three
four new States from tie Territories already formed
Every member of Congress ought to see his consti-
tuents year This is clearly very difficult for
those in the most remote parts of the Union Yet
young able bodied Senator might travel from Gre
gon to Washington Cnce year but he could do
nothing else 1t would be more ex peditious, how.
ever. to come by water. round Cape Horn, or to
pass through Behring's Straits to the Atlantic,
ana 80 on 20 asnlhg.on. AZ ls true TINS passage
it will be as soon as Oregon shall be State.
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~ETEARNs & MARvIn's
WILDER. PAT. SALAMANCA SAFE,
SECURED BY THE LA BELLR"
POWDER AND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK

These celebrated SAFES have been in use seveL-
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 fires
For sale by - a
MASSIE 4 PLEASANTS, Agents,
au lS-lm No 81 Cary atreet
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DlAD.-Mrs. Freeland, the old lady who vas m
horribly mangled aud robbed Of money, by = ma.
gro BOY, the property of Mrs. Allison, at IredeIl.
after week Of intense suffering. "s'-'
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NOTlCE.-The business heretofore con-
= ductsd under the name and style Of CRANE
&CO.. Will be conducted by the subscriber. Tho
patronage OF the old customers q The 6rm Il 70.
spectiuiy solicited. OSCAR CkANE
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j P JAMEe.

NElS. III. JAMES AND MISS BID
IN1 0OOr. havs several vacans rooms. Persons
desiring BOARD can be accommodated on 9th stresfs
3 ~ ss-i1 N \ =. ut CPJAMEs.
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~ WATER CooLERs.-We have on
hand Of 0ur own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER. neatly painted. Call and sup
ply yourselves ct
KEESEE PARIS Pottery,
my H-ts Corner of 18th and Cary streets
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Lost.

T OsT-A Gold PENCIL and PEN, with
- the name = c Mcclure, engraved upon IT, A
LIBERAL reward win be given for it, If dsiiverea at the
of1ee OF Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.
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~A CARD.-C. G. MHRA, late Pro
fessor Of music and modern languages at the soulh
Carolina Female G -lfegiate Institute, Columbia,
O. respectfully offers his professional services TO the
citi3ens of Richmond and vicinity. Rooms at pres
emit at Mrs. Harwoods. on Bank &c. au2t-lms
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CoYNER.s -
~ WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR SPRINGS,
BeTEToURT CO.. VA

From and after the LIST of September, Board a
these Springs will be reduced 90 $40 per week.
2S-6kif
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wkkcK.-Ihe schooner John Casino, of $40 tons
burthen, belonging to New York and bonnd Sar
charleston, with coal a. ballast, went ashore AT
Nags Head, N. G.. Tuesday night, and now lies IN
s'sns ieet water. with seven or eight feet water In
her hold. She will be q total loss. :.
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~ See following analysis.
No. 20 EXCHANGE BUILDING,
Roft, rr;I Afh 1aSa

Report Of Analysts Of "Ndrassa Guano''-made for
N. X. Cooper
The sample was found upon analysis to be COM
posed as foliows:
Bone Phosphate of Lime IS
Containing of Phosphoric Acid............3s.82
Fluoride Of Calcium 24
Carbonate of Lime. 535
Per Oxi of Iron and some Alumna ............ 90
Water 80
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NOTICE.-I have this day appointea
~ ALEXANDER HENRY my Agent, to carry.
on and conduct in my Il anne, the Dry Goods. Cloth
ing and Variety business, ia the city of Richmond
said gency to continue until due notice is given of
the termination of the same.
s. WILZINSKI
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THURMAN h hull
i DEALERS IN PINE CLOTHING AND

RUGGY AND SULKEY FOR SALE.
- have for sale low. handsome BUGGY and
SULkkf, both made Of the best materisIs and in
the pest manner. Il. CAUTH0RN,
an T-ts } 18th sfreee
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Wants.

WANTED, A CARRIAGE TRIMMER.
w Toa good workman, I will give good wages
and steady employment. For further particulars,
woods, 2:9 Main street. Auss-as
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~LIFa Observation-Disclosures BEAE
FIT COMPANY.

D4CHANPIoN FIRE Poor SANS
One thousand dollars is offered for proof that
Champion Safes have ever been destroyed BY fire.
"Burgiar-proof Safes" are made by Messrs Her
ring Co., not one of which has ever been robbed
- So KNOWLES 4 WALFORD, Agents,
an I7-2v No. 81 Pearl St
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