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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18
p6T- TIN 0asAr HsALrn Rssronrs /

The LIFE On rHB REHsH Is IN fHn BtooD.-When
the Blood becomes yitistsd ippnle or tso weak the
nesh iooses IT. vitality the skin becomes yellow and
paid the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia aud Indigsa-
ton foliew the spirits dfoop. Nervousness commsn.
cea, and life becomes q burden. " lss 81 q
sARsAPAHILlA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood. LIVER. Stomach and Bowels,
"a paIting new vigor and tone to constitution I'm
paired py disease from any cause. II removes PIN
pies, ana all skin erup tons; arouses the pin sical
noMers o. both sexes, gives bloom to the rallid
medicipai in Its eects Il is perfecf cos dial n
sssie, TASTE a eartEalarly adapted % Female com
and dsbilitating FOR Dropsy, or ropsjcal svelnrs.
or Kidney and Bladder affections, if acts ike
charm Quart botties 81. small bottles 50 ceuts &
PsrEEsoN; BoDEkEx; GARLicK; W p LADB; MiriSs
PAUGs &JoHNsoh; DUyAL HoR5oHs o A fTn1CKH1s
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PkESIDElST'S OFFICE.
VIRGINIA q TESsEssEE RAILROAD Co..
LFucIabUrr Auu r. IA a
Ly nchburg, Aug 6, 1873
NOTICE.-1he Eleventh Annual Meet

NOTlCE.-1he Eleventh Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders of the VIRGINIA ana
Tennessee Railroad Company viii be held in the
Hal, OF their Depot in the city of Lynehburg, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of September next
FORM Of PROXY.
knotD all men by these presents That we. the sub.
scrieers. bsiI stool hoider,, the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby Constitute
ana appoint ---o our trne and lawful attor-
ney aud proxy to represent each of US in a genera
we are not personally present, with full power and
authority at such general meeting, to give such
vote or vctes and To do such other act or acts as
present. e. s,ss . - 80 '9,-s''i'
Witness our handH and seais, this day of Is5
,,-,,n lsEAL.
"hSh's' f-@ p. 4. eis.st ~ (szAL j.
,o.p n ..x, SEAL.
general annual meetings. shall only bs valid for The
pace OF two years from the GATE thereof
By order the Board OF Directors
au ii -dtl5S VIII III HUGuEa S.c,x
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Nor CALLED Up The charge preferred
by officer Morris against John Houseman former
ly member of the Night Watch. but discharged
by the Mayor.) was not taken up yesterday,
expected s would be. When the accused will be.
called into court unable to say, but presume
that the Mayor will not pass it by. and thus place
his officers in the position to be threatened by
others while in the discharge oftheir duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

BAD BoY.-Niiliam Freeman, a lad Of
sixteen summers, made his debut before the Mayor
yesterday, to answer for getting drunk, knocking
down an old negro woman, kicking his mother.
hourishing shoe knife, and threatening vengeance
on every thing and every body that dared to cross
his path After hearing the evidence, the Mayor
gave the prisoner some good advice, and then re-
leased hina. -ll tsT g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

The Doc CArcHsRs were out with
their nets yesterday, and made sad havoc among
the army of stray curs whose howls and growls
have made night hideous for many weeks past
If their efforts to rid the city of an abominabiel
well As dangerous nuisance could be continues
least a month, invalids and others who are now
vsry much annoyed by nocturnal serenades, might
then find time to sleep in peace. sfs -
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Der NEw FIRs Paoor RooYtxc. III

& D&r NEW FIRB PRoor RooYixo. The
subssTieers @ saessssors % Of EsrrrL Co. in shsir
TiisE AND WATER PROOF
now offer the sarae 10 the pnbiic A0N''ias'
sss5 S:s5 Is DWELLINGS,. ci6Ecass. szhSs. siS
stops the sssy Ones ana shoss nsaIg S.f
ROOFS psnssa win tAl. material ,uill not r.,.,rs
10 An orders IN ''' q county p'Tsp,s .ssssass
g County RisAt, IN Virginia sSr s .ise ssss. ''1''s
CAuIIos. - Messrs. C. D.. YALE =
co: are our erly Asenss. a.d I'll psxssss ussng
ton ses ss sss Parent Ges. Wi viii s. IsBIs s g =
trvbh damages. tsusI hsTiLL = 90.
- Barns. BArHs, barns Hot.
Jold and shower Baths can b. bad daily = A1
hours. at the Anerican Hair CuftinK, RhASine. anl
saanpooins Saloon. under tho Ahn6rscan Ao1sl.-
single sAihs = cents. Or ticket. 81 u apis
~. WArEH CooIsRs.---Ws have u
MAIkk C0oLER, nsAtay painted Call sp4 sulp
, - KKEsHn 3 PARnu rue..rs.
ny I4-ss Corner e Esh ss4 oaII sssssas
T & NJ. RosENBAUM, DBALHRB m
Iss BROAD .sfREk.-Ars eGsriag q kisxs q
summer 0oods ~ rsdpc<d pric<s 70 mAke fuow 1hg
thstr Pail ssock when they Will comtnence rpcefv-
~ ~ s1efs Amc. 3t sal
RiCHMOkD GROUND PLAHTHk.-
- In ccrseeusncgof rsducston n water pevers
at NJ pte.cnt siss sor srindisw Phssss shsll -
% able e hll ordsrs until iss SsptemHsr bsxlx e.
yhieh, time shAl have eoe6plefsd 8 neW nill -
toe pock, shoxs d3seaaes ffDD the - eioes UtoA
mnca i9Hoysa uaehipery Az trfrssest pevss,
tent vish lrompisess snd - kkDuCED tks63-
InAnktut te paet fsyot1 ard oecialtJ - - 49,
ndsnce Iepns<d IN my selections ot auDog5or Lunn
e assanf ga only sssurs n{ lasrors se2s -
= u 's.sss 49, 8 ''e.'is JOIN isr g c.xis5s I s
90 3--dsM1awtserI 0nics No u Rserl2
EOR eALE-At s low prizes. : 0nOW
! iscSss 10 nd ~ s siass I Il III rsssz. 8
!. u 2s--ss 81 nYene = 4JAnMKAI
YsO DKNTlSTe. I'VE have josl lsos1 8
supply ef Atbsy,s ~ go NJ - uanh
vs AAss reduced ths pre- J.sq e s sso "a sn
pRKNiUN P0KfADLK CIQt 4 16l4
= w have e & sssss e g - -
o.. Aiso. olhse paassssA M ~ 3s
I :. ,,-ss sssSfS ~ f. ~ 2Ix 9 9
,11TllLI,li--OI7. r 10 66E DsI2F 81:
- !. !; Ssss - Qsss & = 81 6.
WHxFFlEd Z y it1ll1
sale I@N
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Nor Proved. - Mr.. Levi had Bob
Brown, slave to James III. Grant, arraigued before
the Mayor yesterday, to answer for stealing pair
of shoes but the evidence being insufficient to es-
tablish the guilt OF the prisoner, he was dis
charged. ar
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srxAI1aa CanN-Seyeral NIGHTS sinoa

STEALING CoRN --Seyeral nights elaoe
negro fellow, named Sam, the property CT An-
drew J. Ford. was caught in Mr.. John d. Quarles'
corn field. stealing roasting ears, and severely
called before the. Mayor. to answer for iniict
ing the punishment, but me- evidence cvnd bs
adduced to show that he had fiogged the thief the
"a 80 was dismissed, assfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

VIsITors.-Mad Murat. of Florida
the widow of Achiie Murat, son Of Joachim King
Of Naples, was in this city yesterday, route for
fhe Springs. The mother and brother of the cole
hrated DR.. Kane, passed through a few days since,
on similar Journey.
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v1crors Cow.-on Monday last lttl,

boy. son of Louis Botto, on 18th street, was at.
tackled by vicious COW, tossed IN the air. and
then severely gored, and but for timely aid rem
dered by Mr.. Lewis Hill, would have been killed.
The little chap was badly bruised about the face
and body, aud is now suffering fsom his injuries.
Such a brute should be reported to tho Mayor, and
killed as nuisance.
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In LIMBo.--Mrs. Maria Conway, charg-
ed with using abusive and threatening language
to Maria Hicks, and stonng her house, was before
the Mayor and beld to bail for her good behavior
Mrs c. gave as an excuse for her conduct, that her
husband neglected her aud visited the house of
Hicks, and that II. had used indecent language to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

MARRIED By STEAN.--Ip the Mobile Tribune we
And the announcemene Of the marriage Of Mr. j.
Weaver and Miss Sailie ]. Hustonp "on the down
ward train Of tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad whiie
under full headway, passing through WAynecoun-
ty, Mississippi Rev. Mr.. Heard performsd the
ceremony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

LgT 0Fy Daniel Solen and Alonzo
Duke were before the Mayor yesterday for fighting
in the street. Both parties being friendly, they
we're discharged. ssfl' :
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RICHMOND. JUHs lsrH, 1858.
E6S-To DR IA. kAHN:-DnAR San: feel

1t duty owe to you, to state 70 the public, she
successful removal OF tamor from the side Of nY
neck. OF hfteen years standing, weighing upward1
which am row well. was examined by SEVERAL
elAinent physicians Of my county, who advised ne
TO have nothing cone with It. He
Yours kc.fs = i MAkE J.0RUBB0.
NJ Residence Beaver Dam, Hanover county, Va.
:. As- DR.. kAHNS ONCE Ii the corner sf nd and
Main BfFeetu. stes.45s. 5sfIf "a n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

CLEsa THa SiDswALRs- -Isasc Briggs
was fined by the Mayor for permitting his sersant
boy George to roll wheebarrow on the side
walk f-.Esss as
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PAINFUL AcctpExr.--Last Monday If.
tsrnoon. Samuel Pieasants, aged about IL. wears.
son of Mr.. Joseph Peasants, met with q painfui,
accaeps near his fathers residsncs on So street
nofth OF Leigh. While at play he climbed in;o n
w,now tree, from the top Of which he aee3Geassiiy
Dfick walkway. knocked ont several Of his front
seesn, aud otherwise bruised and injured himself
oeay. Medical aid wss ut once called to him, and
yesterday he was more comfortable. ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

IxPRIsoSED ENGLISH BAsKESs.-,A petition most
numerous,y signed, has been preseated to the Ea-
glsh government, requesting mitigation OF me
sentence passed upon Messrs. Srsshan aud ranl,
the bankers The alleged inequality of their pun.
ishmest compared with that OF the directors OF
ths Royal British Bank, aud the Subsequent re-
lease OF the majority OF the latter, has given rise
to considerable comment, espeeisHy - Sir Jeha
Daan.pauI Az, his partners hare besH nearly thrss
years in confinement. and treated as commonsfs-
Ions. 5as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

FsUTrs of all binds are getting scarce
in the markets, and good articles bring high
urirpa
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Suicmx.-Simon Thone committed suicide In Sol.
Ivan county, New York, few days since, by hang
ing himself In bis barn. Mr. Thohe had been in
the country but q fsw months. Ha was q gentle-
man Of Intelligence, Swiss, and possessed conaid-
erable property In Switzerland. ny listening TO
overweight pictures of the United States, be was
induced to emigrate. Not finding things here ~
he Anticipated, be became melancholy, and probs-
bly insane, which led 70 the rash act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18
MAIL RoBBsE FsoApED-Frank Ham

MAIL KoBBEE Es0APED Frank Ham.
the free negro 10 Jail In Caroline county, for rob
bing post Office, escaped on Sunday nigh. with a
negro confederate. The prisoners waited untiI
the jalor came to bring their suppers to them
when they ran out, knocking him down and nat.
ing their escape. Special agent Finks came 10
Richmond yesterday to attend the examination Of
Ham, but the bird had flown. The visit was
useless. 1t is not at all likely that the negro can
make good his escape. Il III sss4F
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Id- Wa ARE AIwArs pLrAsrp q r.

cord decrease In the afl:ctions to which humanity
is heir And we do so now, In bearing tesgEnony -
ths wonder working powers Of Dk. j. HUSfET-
tED'S CELEBhArED BIT ERs, f,r diseases . The
out rival. and the people whom IL nas benehssA.
even within Hunted period, are to be counted hy
thousands The Bftters bases its reputation inoro
on what II has itself DoNE, than wnxs 10 gets Uo
yensnt friends u say Tor IT. For Dyspepsaa. flssu-
renee, Cosf1pation otc etc IL cannot be surpassed,
n speediness OF cure. Try them, and eur word tf
IL, they will give satisfaction.
where. ~ X-im
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DscRAsED.-Iley. 8 r. Skinner. formerly pastor
q UniyerssIist church In Chicago, died III PHIL
Hast Thufsdsy. He was the editor Of the
*New Covenant published il Chicago, III ]. Is
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Tar porAfo CRop.-Our adyices from the coun.
try. says the Cincinnati Price Current speaks dis
couragingly Of the potato crop; the swithered
and q secosd growth ensued In many localities. I.
10 clear that the crop viii BE- below sn average
ons, and the quality inferior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

Capfaiu Jesse ~ ersap caught ote Jay last WEI I.
sshark, nssssurns 2 fset inches II length. = I
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Hers The New York Journal Of Commerce
States from reliable sources that the prospects
are that the crop in that state viii be as least
ons-third less than last year
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DsArH or Carr. DAvrs.-We regret !

UsATH OF UAPr. UAvIs.-We regret To
sanounce this morning the death Of JoHN DAVIS.
Tor many years Captain of the steamer Curtis Peck
and iatterly Commander ofthe steamer GIsn Cove.
Capt D. died at O'Clock yesterday morning, after
painful Illness, 10 the tysecond year Of bis age
he was Wen known In this city aud Norfolk. aud
along the James river between those two na;ns.
as popular and accommodating commander, a
warm friend and q kind hearted, benevolent gem
tieuan. He leaves deeply distressed family t,
mourn his loss His remains will be taken from
mere TO Norfolk for interment. As mark of 70 .
spect to the memory of the deceased, all the YES.
sells In port had their a sgs at hafmast yesterday.
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DssPERADe KnLED.-Jo Meadows.a Texan dsspe-
rado, was killed on he I'd inst in the sIndiau
Nation just over the Texas line, BY some citizens
whose horses behsd stolen. Meadows ran sonle
forty, yards into thcket aud fell in ravine,
where he lay, constantly firing with his six shoot
ers ct his pursusrs, whenever they would attempt
d Approach him, q long Is life lasted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

ArrEMpf OF MURDERER To COMMIT SUICIDE
Burns, the murderer. sentenced to be executed a!
Wheeling, Va, on the Sd of September, made O
desperate. effort Friday night to commit sui
eide. The jsilor, on entering his cell Saturday
morning, found bis bed and the floor literally GOV
cred with boodsfrom an incision in his arm. The
Wheeling Argus of Saturday says:
Soon q ter ne was first imprisoned, he made the
instrument with wlich he did the deed It Yves
made troLl steel ZEN, nicely sharpened by being
Eroupd on tho sides of the cell attached TO khsndt
,ngeD'ossiy made from the tin of Of this plates
from which he had been accustomed to eat. He nad
also made similar instrument & ON iron he had cb.
taired from porte m0nnaie. When the town clock
strusk eleven last night, he made the ineision: He
says he stood over the eink and let the blood run
Into it until he became ksint and could not etana
longer. He then fell and elaEbersd TO the bed,
managed to get upon it. and went to sleep. cxpect
ing to awake in eternity. But he Was mist ken in
his ca!cu ai5n After he had gone to sleep the blood
ceased To how, aud he continued {, sleep until five
O'clock this morning. when he was surprised 10 find
himself alive and ho again opened the vein, but he
mad become 80 much exhi that the bleed would
not flow with sufficient fspidity 70 prevent II from
cloQ1iug in tho wound. It vas in this exhausted
condi ion he was found this morning. DR.. Baird,
city ph yscian Was immediately cent for q nd by ths
administration of stimuiants he soon commenced
recovering strength, and when we saw him at ten
oclock he WAS able to raise himself his bed The
opinion Is that he will survive he expresses no re-
gret at what ha, transpired except that he failed to
sccompifsh his object 'feet5 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

fArALIrY-It has been stated that Miss Elizabeth
oairy was drowned in the Hudson river, last Sat.
urday, while crossing in a boat from Fnttermilt
faiis, orange unty, N. Y. 1t is added that her
great grandfather, her grandfather, and an uncle.
were successively drowned in the river, within
TWO mics OF the same spot, and her father mar
rowly escaped drowning few years since.
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M .'To GILD RnsIxnD 0or,. . paint

~ "To GILD RnsIxxD 0oIS, y paiAt
a.. the fily, 49, - -.--.s
10 throw perfume on the violet. ~
To suiooth the ice. or add another hue
or speak In praise Of the PHOTOGRAPHS ana An.
bkUHf PES made ct MINNIE PhoscgrHph end ~
Art Gallery, 1e3 Main street. =
ssa "Is wasteful and ridiculouss
They speak for the 1seives. - all Who paSroplp
his establishment will sestify. EW
N~ Da. john b. WALrHALL, (Homoso.
pathist Offers his professional services 70 the si-
zens OF Richmond aad its vicinity. Once at hs =.
sidenee. on Leigh street, two doors from ssh.
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There wsrs cps hppdssd sni nfiy-sevsa deaths
a Hsltin,oss last week.
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PosrorfIcs MArTKRs-Estsblish postoffice at
Hartford city, Mason county, Va, James Fish post
master, directly on the route from Parkersburgh
to pomeroy; and one at Peru, Hardy county, Va,
seymour Dasber postmaster, on route from Sweed.
lin Hfll to Mcdowell. observation-disclosures Ia
tum postmaster at Nettle Ridge, Pulaski county,
Va, vice Clark Penn, deceased. William Irwin
postmaster at Willow Island, Plensants county.
Va. vice Richard H. Henderson re,igaei. James
w Plaster postmaster at Unison, London county,
Va, vice William G. Miller, resigned.
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VIRGINIA PATENT SHIN
GLE MACHINE, which is capable of making
.n Shingles Barrel Heads. or Slaves per day
be seen st A. Rham's Foundry every day, from :
IA. NJ. to q ii.
For county and shop rights. apply to
N. z. OHERN 4 CO.,
Fl an k-2m Richmond
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u LIcoRIon BOILERS, 30 AND 100
GALLONS, ron NoOp OR CoAL---Tbess Bullers have q
very simple arrangement for regulating The heas,
and Tor retaining IL at given Temperature foe
long time. just TO hand, per schooner Haxafl, ana
Tor sale at the dovernor btfcet Ssove Store, by
.e 6E0k9E BTAKkldT.
n. B.-Smailer sizes. to arrive. Also the karinsfS
Boilers, all sizes on hand. n. tsEE.lzaE e ir -
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Tho hattsrs Of Nov Milford, Conn, have struck
for higher wages. assf
Belle Britain has defined Irritation 70 b. attsn.
ticu without iH-tensiou.
Mef1os poR THE 0ABtE-sAn's we'll that ends
well,n .Leag may II tcare"
The San Antonio Western Texan ssys thaf Capt.
DsxdffnA az the army. IL unaer arrest - Fort Bel
knap for killing soldier.
The Texan Gays thai within the isat ueek ossr
ki2O00 have been aaasracted from letters between
San Anfauto aud New 0rieans, nlestiy betwesn
San Antonio and stecoast.
Thsrs wste ~ dS4lhs from yellow feysF IN New
oFleans On Sunday.
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- ODosTo, on PEARL DsMTyHsen.--
Ihis xeoth Powder 10 prepared by sscips of go e
,ns oioe.t Drugyists IN the United StAtss add has
always giving the highest satisiaction Ior disoaas
o. me Eums. and for purifying and cleansing d
sestn, y stands uneqaelled. Prepared and ~ ~
oayb by WARIN0 . n AnOk T9Fyss
Druggists. io7 Broad o., abovs -.
y IL ~ ~ ~ kichmonA "a
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NJ CuEopLAsrIu TEETH - Artificial.
Teeth, by the 0aKOPLAsTIC PROCEse. are Soesrk
ed py tue subscriber, and warranted % b supsrnr
IN every respect TO any other method now Ia use
Specimens can bs sesn at the subscrioer5e 49,
Main street, opposite Corinthian Hail. b 1sT ~ $
~ l5-Im ssgt = SNO ACttlN ELL. Noufin<
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TOYLE'S FAN MILLS--Diffsrent 81
~ zes. ia store and for sale By -s
CHURCH 4 FLEMING,
su Him Corner Cary and l3th SITS.
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"A EW BREWED BEVEkIDGE'S ALE
y IS half bbis receiving aud for sa.e by
Ii w TYLER. Agent,
au t6 18th street.
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GUNTGOMERY'S PREMIUM FAN
w MILL8-In store aud for sale by r
CHURCH FLEMING,
su li-lm Corner Cary and 18th SITS
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NOBLE The Directors Of the Michigan Southern
Railroad have decided to pay 2,0OOincnmDrance
on the homestead of the late Superintendent, sam
nro"h' ana thus secure the place to the family Of
deceased. Corporations sometimes have souls =.
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WISH TO purchase a competent Female
4 COOK without fncum brance, and am willing b.
pay for such the full value.
2h--ts LEWIS ID GRENSHAW.s
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= - = ---zI-.N---e : ~. 2.
sHTE HAVE A VARIETY STOCKS

Virginia Srste Sc = sV1F p ~
Norfolk City Bonds sae f.5
Central Railroad Bonds --ss Is
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Lynchburg Gas
Danyille Railroad ~
Which will be sold az the msrket rate In sums 10
suit Any Information IN regard to auy OF them.
will be given on application TO
aus q w PURCELL q CO.. stock:Brokers.
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n tME.-59 bbls fresh Lime just received
~ and for sale by II " TYLER. Agent.
| al Is .-st 18th street.
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NOTICE All kinds of summer Dry
Goods will be sold ut redncet prices. to make
foa.n for Fail Stock. JOHNSON d HARWO.bD,
au II No II Main street
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I ANDaETH'S NEW CROP TURNIPt
- sEED-Ths best varieties on hand aud warrsn,
ID fresh and genuine, for sale by
JSo w GAhLICK, Druggist.
Gull J Market Place. Franklin street.
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correspondent Of the New York Evening Post
communicates the following interesting account
OF the difficulties on Colonel Ffemont's estate in
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The Queeu's Msssags was transmitted from uin
ty Bay 70 "a the priaripal cities OF the Uston =
isr south - New Orleans. and respouses rses.sss
90 ped, Psrn, Trinity Day to New 0Tleana tnc
distancs by tAe route sf the ssaegfeph N'ses
asssiy four thoassud nitsx I'D y this distsiee
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DEBaGES - DEBAGES.-Rec. iyed, a
~ args TOT Of Debages, which we offer for sale q.
s1a Low pi ioe of Bixpence per yard great bargain
JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD,
su II No II Main ST.
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the FtesIdHut Cordially recIprocates the con-
gratulations Of Her Majesty. the Queen, on the
success OF the great international enterprise ac-
compished by the science, skill, aud indomitable
energy of the two countries. Itisa triumph more
glorious, because it is far more useful 70 mankind
than was ever won. by conqueror on the field OF
battle. May the Atlantic Telegraph, uuder the
tual peace and friendship between the kindred
nations, and an instrument, destined BIZ Divine
Providence TO diffuse religion, criz aton liberty
and law throughout the world. In this view, will
not all the ma tons of Christendom spontapeous,y
unite in the declaration that it shall be forever
neutral, and that its communications shall be held
sacred in passing to the place of their destination
even in the midst of hostilities.
Washington City, 10th August, 1853"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

fELlDE ISLAND GUANU-For sale il
~ lots to suit purchaser -t
al ii-tlst1 BACON baskerville