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VERTIS ENTS.

Im ID or t ant
1NHE undersigned having located him, {: \
IL srlf permanently at Grcrnw""d -. h
Abbcville District. :. G.. offers his services To-
the citizens Of the Town and Di,iIr, S IL
Watch and Clock Maker,
:nnd Rerair"r. His Shop is next door to McSsrs
Bailey l. Conner. where he will be- happy 10
anect his former patrons
All word entrusted I" his will be promptly
and skillmlly executed, and moderate charges
Ina'ie therefor. He respectfully svci,s share
Of the same.
W. BREN.
Jan. 81, IS. 80 If
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FACULTY.,

Maj NJ JENKINS, Professor Of
D .UdirynuiicS
Capt. a. COWARD, Professor Of
Fr"nrh and EorUtion.
Lieut. G. a. SEABEOOK, Pryt$sDr Of Latin
dni Er,,E
Lieut.. T.. n. LAW, Professor Of Bellies Lcttrcs.
Lieut.. II. X. THOMAS Professor Of Natural
Ph1"SDphg ""d EngIiM.
Drs. BARRON ~ BHAlTON. Surgeons.
BENJAMIN p BOYD, BmSnr.
II q fe T. & III G O ..
Gen james Jones, Columbia, :. G.
Gen. ID. +. .Ian,iSon, Ornnscburg, :: G..
Gen. ID. Wallace, Jnncsville, Union Dist, S. c..
F.x.G"v. j. H. Means, Buckhcad, =. G.
Gen. II. &. NJ. Dumn"vant, 9G Depot, =. c.
Col. l. ID. Wilson, Society Hill, 5. e.
Dee 10, 1857. 81,
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Hair wreathss

M RS. F. E5CREWs would speetfullyiiSsfosriaSs u as
1.-the es.of Abbeville village, andsofGtte
District generally, that ssl,e has rstprned to this
village aia would be Pleassd to resume her torst
leEeay WHO may desire item. This .iss imoSts
liea1Gfal mSde Of preserving The hair, and Sf
peIlletpatil The ihe of so abseist
fpends,Sf The wv RsA,g gIIS ear. be made to;ssy
size abds6omposea of Tie hair Of as msny az
ferentt persons as dssifs & ss -
y 4SssIss sss Are ssSys AsEk sen id
Abbeyills oSts q, ,.ls57s & s g2 q !.
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Charlotte M. Fire Insurance Co.
CHARLOTTE, n. c.,
January !, 1858.
Amt property insured, ss3l6.1Gl.99
preIniurnnotes, (well securely s53, 3,246.12
t;"sh ~ hand, 1.G68.6l
Due from Agents, geo 9s
Assets, e.. 55,l35.7l
Losses unadjusted, none.
NJ: B. Taylor, President.
E. NYE HUTcmsoS, Sec'y.
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The success of this Schno since it went into
operation, the g""l health Of the Young Ladies'
WI" have ailrmdr. it,. together with the imrrc:,s.
in= facilities for impari,g instruction., and the
enlarged! and imi':"vcd accommodations, which
viii ir afforded 10y III" new, handsome and we'll
arranged College r':iiicr, conSIirc TO give asSu
rance To the Trustees and u,hrr friends of tl.
ln>litui"n that it, patronage, already very lihe
raj, Will be greatly extended and that the hiuL-
c>t expectations "f the Convention, in establish
ing ii. will bc fully realized.
Dice. lO. lSJT 81 Ct
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MILITARY BALL.

q MILITARY BALL will b" given by the
"A State G"'r''<. on Monday, 22d instant
at l.aurcnS &. H., commemorative t" the Birth
of WAsiiNGToS.
SENIOR MANAGERS.
Gen. Il. G. NJ. Dun"v;,nt. Col. G. +. Mnsr,cv
Gen. a. {. Darlington, Col. l.. l.. Jones,
Gen a. NJ. Smith, Col II. l.. Weir,
Gen. =. X. t>i, Col. :. +. II. Williams,
Hon. J. II. lrhy Mai. W. u. Henderson,
Hon. Chas. L. sullivan, Maj y. W. burnside.
JUNIOR MANAGERS
Capt J. O. Hunter, Il. w. Allison,
1T. Chns. y. LaAl",,c Augustus +. lrhv,
It. Ad"lph Anderson, WIN. T. rhnrprl,
1t. J. W M">cl"y Sims t'halmrr<,
Sgt. j. W. Arnold, Sam'l J.. Summons,
lias.img Dial, W. II. Garrett.
i.aurems &. H., S. G.. Fch'y !, lS:,S. 'at
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M NoTIoE.

NHE subscriber takes this method Of iAior.
Il ming his friends and customers. that he
has bought out the large and we'll selected stock
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4 { Z. 5,ss.s s. - Fof. sale. $ s q &, 81
~ Z Lo6st q gsag 81 8: Y I ss M
3 M tssss ss;:s Il ss..s 4 "A
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KING G'S MOUNTAIN
PREP\RNTORY MILITARY SCHOOL

INllE next Session al this Institution will com
L inrn"", the !1ii JANUARY, 1888. Cadets
are require! to he lunc,unl in attendance
Having secured line a>~iS:ancr Of "A recent q adj
untc with distinction. of the Citadel Academy,
TIA" Principals will confluence the year 1855, in
their c"in'n",lious ani newly crrn,cI Garrison
Buildings, with select corps of five Professors,
four Of them graduates of the Citadel, and one Of
>. &. College.
TERMS.-Fnr all Schnol Expenses. !. C., TUT
ton. Books, dc. Guarding. Lights, Fuel, and
Washing, S9n" per scholastic year; payable, for
first session Of six months, $6n half scSSiomly, in
"i"""r. n" extra charge for medical attcn-
dance. No rerrvcd under twelve or over
eight cen wears Of ago.
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/; ! IS Salf sal !!g N q 'E
sTUsTsr6oeiy s1Sfs lSlI S;;
AT III
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To the Tax Payers of Abbcville.

'NII. Z, ININ 81 St
o. Independent Press copy.
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EDUC ALTON AL,
Greenville Baptist
CoNlese-

Greenville Baptist
E'cEnolo Sollo&o.
INIlS Institution. established bv the BAp-
L TlSF STATE CONVENTION Of South
tar"nn. aud under the control Of the Honrd of
Trustees Of the Furnan University, will enter
upon lis Third Year. nn Mc First IHc,i,,es,ioy
~ february mcrf, with tha following
Faculty:
REV. II. y. DUNCAN,
PrSii,,h ""d ProfSs"r "f .Ncntai and .Korai
!>,'i'mc" anil History.
RROF. G.. Il. TWTTTY,
|rcf'sSor of .1nri.ni L""g"ny,x, Mathematics
AMI III" Physirni Sricn-s.
REV. NJ. W. SANS,
"'"/'SS"r "t' L"yic "~' H'He L"ttrcs.
PROF. t. B. BACON,
Pro!f;S&"rof .N.tSir
Miss l.. NJ. MCDANIEL,
.l%,;&"m.
MRS. NJ. A. RICE,
"Hmip" I"a',"'S'$S !" Mc EngI;M D,l"rl-
Miss JANE CAMERON,
.1S%"';"i" LMrnrt,,Sx
MRS T.. !. tLEv EI.AND,
T"chr "f l"cm Music "nd P,nmonxh;o.
RATES "f TUITION FER uALt YEAR, rAyAuLrIy
AivAN,E.
Primary Department, $40 90
Academic, ,u mn
Collegiate, 60 I5 uO
iian" including Use Of Instrument, $50 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

Judge P. " Daniel of the U. s. Supreme Court,
IL at the WarreDtou IVA Springs.
The ship Great Republic has been chartered to
20 cut to San francisco with coal, a. Sl2 per ton
The corner stone of new Masonic Temple was
laid in Cincinnati, Thursday.
public dinner given to the Hon John J
Crittenden in woodford county, KY, on fhursday.
uoon Oh Friday.
Jno. Warrington, conductor on the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad, VAS killed on Saturday morn
ing, by a car passing over him.
DunLtY MANN writes hat che scheme for the
Atlantic Ferry. from Norfolk "oyer the river to
Milford" is not abandoned, but 10 good progress
The story about the intended bnilding Of three
steamships. by Mr.. wm. b. Astor, Of New York, is
now coatiadiaed.
A strawberry plant Is on exhibition In Albany
ou which it IS stated, can be counted upwards
II 100 berries
The Mobile papers inform us that wm. p. Mol
lett, If Dallas county, contributed on the 4th OF
July. five hubdred aad hffy dollars 10 the fupd OF
the Mount Vernon Ass0cla Ion.
There were, at the latest accounts, 100 persons
at the White Sniphur Springs, l5o At the Sweet,
about 100 at the Red Sweet, and SSer 300 at the
kbridge Alum.
camp meeting 10 to be held near Middle
busg, LoudSun county, Va, commencing on the
i3sn Of August.
Gold is an idle worshipped 10 aIi climates with
ont = singie temple, aud BY all classes without Z
single hypocrite.
Arch Smith was killed 10 an ARRAY with Jno. II
Giichrist, ia Moore county, n. q, on the 2ist In
staut.
Acting Sailing Master Henry stremmell, died on
the U. ). sioop-ofwar 0ermantcwn, ~ Hong Kong
April 21st
A man in Kentucky killed COW, sew day,
since, In Sboee stomach Was found large brass
ring. hair pin, and quantity u hooks aud eyes
"Br,ndlsv had probably swallowed the miikmaia
The strawberry season In New York opsasd
about the 18th Of Jape, aud closed the 3d instant
daring which period IL Is estimated $200 900 worth
has been cold.
few days sincs Missouri sherin, after making
legal return 70 wFit, aided II think u rixhl
for ms 70 mentioa that there 10 no such person u
John Doe In the Sfatsn
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A tutor lecturiug yonng man for his Irregu gulsr
condncf, added with great pashosAssThe report Of
your vices will bring your fathers gray hairs In
SORROW 70 ths grave" Il beg yeur pardon. sir, .
replied the iacorrisible, amy fsther wears = vig.'
A call has been issued In New York State for .
onsfDtion on the platform cf Freed M 4ad Ten-
psfance the object OF which 10 70 nominate 0srrit
Smith for Goyssp por
VIM. Costello. merchant Of S. Panl, and .
member OF the Minnesota Legislature, was dfUwned
. lev days ago. while bathing
The Boatou Ledger. spesking Of railroads. Gays,
that losses sustained In their building and depre
ciation, In New Esglaad, are estimated at over
twenty miliions.
Mr- UiImas, Who is now In London, hes engaged
Miss Picelomia for the approachiUG opera ssnsou.
and u in treaty With Mr.. 0uslint the distnsuisk
cd tenor.
Cincinnati y nov the largest horse markst ID
the United States, and during oSe vesk latejy
SA00oo vosth of hesses were sola q The vastous
stables.
Ii = reported thas siucs the Rraxeg risse RIA
exciteusnt ~ broksu oal the loo 20 The rseular
Any ~ aessssioa % ~ PAef6s esnee 49, beea
very isrss. Asd ~ iuos saelMestS ~ theee ass
wsfally wan1anG y ronk nad IL.
~ d orsshss, boassuais. q. q n, lid u Reets.
neashs VI, - - - ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

WArsEMkLoNs This delicious fruit
will soon be abundant in the markets, If the wea-
iher continues favorable, and the familiar cry cf
green riBd, red meat,' wilt resouud in every
street aud alley from ite various vendors. Wheo
ripe and fresh il is said to be innocent, but when
eaten iu green stale street, is almost ssre &c
produce summer complaints. and s0mstimes choi
era. Let buyers bear these fac in mind.
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v HENRY, Proprietor
~. LIsB SIZE PHoroosApss.--Th,

,ubscriuer takes pleasure in announcing 70 his
ineSous patrons and the puthc &C isik ke, thai h-
now prepared to fufnish photographs from mfaia-
lures TO b ULL LIfB hIZ6, either plain or coored,
hich, tor acy aud Hl,ish. he Wa rants equal,
han the usual price. Uid Pictures copied aDs
.ssrged to any size.
tatzeis anu strangers are invited 10 call and ex-
anime specimens at III BIZ 1eh.iie OF Art. CORN.
shian Hall, Main street, between 9tn ana 10 b.
Y k GiBss.
r. S.-If you want . genuine Ambr0ts pe. lhis is
the place TO get it. where you will neither he hum
buggesi IN priee work, Also, helAiaosyprs. os
aay other Pscture in the Photographic Art
10 IS X. =. u.
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Heavy TRAVEL trayei on tn

HEAVY IKAVEL -ihe tfaVeI on The
Central Railroad now is quite heavy, and daily in
creasing This morning large number of South
erners went up the road on their way to the WA
fering places in the mountains. The road is said
to be in tptop order, and Supt Dodamead
is spsring labor TO keep it So aud to ensure the
safety and comfort of all who travel over il. The
conductors polite and accommodating, and the
engine drivers all reliable. steady men. With
such advantages, that route to the mountains
must continue popular.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

LiBERaL.-Abogt half pa clock
yesterday morning. the Messrs hagisnd, while
their lumber was fire.had breakf,ss prepared at
the Verandah Tor every person engaged ia exfin
gnishing the flames, and inyisei them all to par
take OF it, The act was liberal one, aud the re-
cipients 10 doubt appreciated IT,
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IncRsAs1Na.-We under stand that th,

IECRBAsING.-We under stand that the
Greys, within the past two weeks, have had twen-
ty applications for memberships, aud that there
are yet score or more of young men, who desire
TO DOM grey suit aud play soldier in very
short time. The Old Blues, too, are strengthening
their ranks with new recruits, at every meeting ;
and other companies are looking forward to large
accesAions to their numbers.
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AxUo.vTp,o-Sallv 500 N

AN UGsY TEIo-Sally Ses, Mary Smith
and Frances Thompson, the vilest trio Of free ne
groes to be found IN days walk. were before ,he
Mayor last Saturday TO answer the charge Of sht
ing in the street. They sere ordered to be pun
ished and then locked up, 80 as to be kept out oi
mischief for the future.
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KICH a0ND. Juxs l.4n, lyss

it duty owe TO You. to state 10 the public. ths
success iu rrnosa OF tnnot from the side II my
seek. u fifteen years standing. weighing unwETd1
ii Ihi 70 .eunsis, without the OF khs, snd of
shich am how we'll wa. exsmised BY several
"a aiinent POI sicians OF my county, who advised me
u have nothing 0one With is.
Yours &c. NAhY J. aRUBbS
81 Rs,iience Beaver Dam, anover county. Va
ss- DR- kAiiN's office ~ the corner u xzd I'D
ssaiIi streets. 10 H- 3fnS
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SERIOUS CHARGE Smith Howe ap
peared before the Mayor and gave bail to re appear
next Saturday TO answer the charge preferred
against him BY John Lantrip, Of stealing $40 worth
Of carpenters tools. If the accused is not convict
ed, he will no doubt put the accu,er into hot wa
ter for thus attacking his character as an honest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

SALE OF FARM BENZ. s. Thompson, has sold
his farm at Coalsmouth, Va, containing 800
acres. principally Kanawha bottom, aud tract OF
mountain land on Two Mile aud Three Quarter
Creek, containing 800 acres, tor the sum OF $l4
900. The purchasers were aessrs. Benedict and
Dsmap. of Peuusy Iyauia
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July lst, 1858.
~REAp IaIs!-The undersigned in

gites attention to the following certificate:
PoRf MAYJ, henrico Co, July 10.
Mr. HENRY-DEaR SIR My wife as bceu IufIer.
mali of the back. sometimes she could scarcely
move about the house, 1 heard Of your Imminent.
md procured box. After two application NJ 70 the
affected part she entirely reliss ed. aud at thia
limeis a. well As ever she Was
JOHN GIBSON.
~ The Liniment referred 10 In Mr. 0ibson's tes-
tiuiDnal has effected numerous simliar cures lt 10
out up tia boxes Of two siz and sJld at 30 centa
aud rs CENTS according to size By the Druggists Of
this city. a9sf sea
iy l2-lm* SW HENRY. Proprietor
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IYPaoviNG.-The Eeero woman Ann
Eliza, slave to Mrs Emily G Jiukips and hired to
Mr. J. +. C. Potts, who was 30 dreadfulIy burned
by fluid idlampon the 18th inst, is improving, So
that De Cunningham now entertaihs strong hopes
of her recovery
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sR- THs GRrAr HsALra RRsrospn

TIE LIE or fHx ,fLgsz rs In rn1 BlooD.-wheu
the Blood becomes vltiared Impure. or to weak the
fesh looses It's vitality the skin becomes yellov and
paliid the Liver disordsred. Dyspepsia aud lndass.
ton follow, the Spirits aroop. Nervousnesa conmsnp
res, and tife becomes burden.
HAkTSH0RNES HkALTH REST0RER. on
sARSAPAnILisA CORDIAL 49,
acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowela,
impariing new viser and tone 10 constitution I'm
paired by disesse fran any IL remover PIN.
pies. and All skia eruptions; ~rouses the ph scAl
covers of both sexes. gives bloom TO the pAiiid
medicinal In its effects, it is perfect cm aial M
taste 1t is particularly adapted TO Female cDrl-
plants. which In their very nature are exhausting
and debitating For Dropsy. or rdropsical sweilin9s
Kidney aud Bladder affections. u gcss line q
charm Quart bottles 81 sn all bottles s., cents
PETERSON; BoDEkEs; GARLIcK; W LADD; AliLLs.
PAuGs 4 JOHNSON. DUyAL NORTON; q A fKEcKEa,
And powpEN. my 3l--dAcw 3m
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A GREAT COUNTY 1t is stated that there IL no,
a county in the United States that produces from
her own soil more wealth than Washington county
Pennsylvania. In ordinary years, che sells $3.50,
900 worth Of wool, $4,000 wheat and fJur, $500,
100 coal. and s35o,O0o sheep and hogs, making to
tai of 81, 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

ssss tOh kENr-And possession given
kxI imtuediately-one of those newly erected arid
vel finished brick ten. ments on 2stn street doors
Il nth OF leigh street Church Hill, Containing Fix
rooms a ith light AID airy basemen's, closets pan
tries, &c. garden attsched. AID well OF water
the premises. Rent, per anDuln, sIc0. apply 20
JAS 81 CARTER,
jy It's Opposte Exchange ifOrel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

Snow ON The MousrAIss.-The largest snow
bank remaining on any of this White Mountain
peaks in New Hampshire is upon Mouat Madison
/ ne most northern summit Of che range.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

The HUsTIsG, CuUaT di posed of a
larger amount Of civil business last week, than we
ever knew in the same length of time Not less
than one huudred and fifty judsments were rem
dered 10y that body daring the quarterly term
which ended on SATURDAY last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

THE Board o, MeNAGsRs Of the Ne
cbanics' Ius'itute will hold a regular monthly
meeting, at their hall, this evening ct O'Clock
Let the members note the fact aud be promp. IN
their attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

BORROWING PoR A TRIP.-The Court Journal gives
the rumor that the Sultan, fully persuaded of the
necessity of personal interview to settle the Do
litical questions pending between France and Tur
key, has determined to visit Paris, and that the
Greek bankers OF Pera have furnished the neces
iarY fnnda.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

WHATS IN A NAME?-An archaeological com.
mittee on poultry WAS last week appoiused for the
Maryland state Agricultural Society, by Mr.. Mer
lyman, the President. The names Of the commit
tee-men were Parrott, Dove, Partridge, Bird and
Robin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

THE SEASON AND CROPS ABRoAD-Letters from Eu-
rope and ludia speak OF the remarkable heat of
the season. The last accounts from India reported
the intense heat OF the coCntry appears to have
fatal eff-ct upon the English troops. In the 35ih
regiment 81 deaths of apopexy are announced -
The London theatres have been deserted on &C.
count of the great heat. and sexera persons re-
ported TO have died from the same cause
The drought throughout France is excessive
The Seine is reported TO be nearly as low it
in lTl9 In Englaud the crops are reported to be
very promising, except iu districts where the
drought has affected them. In Spain the harvest
"a very fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

lawyer in one of the Western courts lately
threw cane 1T the head of another. The Court
required him to apologize for it. He did 80, and
added: "Whie am about it. I may as we'll apollo
gise beforehand for throwing another cane at him
the first chance get
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

KASAwHA RIVER BoARB.-Coi. Thos H. Ellis oi
Richmond, President Of the Janes River and Ks
uawha Company, Is now in Charleston, Kanawh h $
county, Va His visit to Ksuawha is TO organic
the "kanawha River Board" to confer and coasuIt
with the Kanawha Valley Directors, about suct
plans and means as will best effect speedy im
provement of the Kanawha river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

ALLtGAToRs.--Tbe enormous overflow of waters
down South" has given the alligators q widely
extended territory. The New Orleans fLa) Plea
yune states that en- one plantation over 100 OF
these amphibious monsters have been killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26
RocK B.rTLE-Of;cer Sea, tastsrd

ROCK BATTLE.-Uhcer Seal, yesterday
morning, broke into party of negroes engaged in
rock battle, and made them scatter like flush
ed covey of partridges. Being lignt of foot, he
gave chase to the fugtives, aud after short burst
Of speed captured Jim johnson, hired to Jno Fl.
Greanor, aud Collier Gray, free boy. and took
them to the lock up, where they will be kept un.
til to-day. warmed up with dried beef and turned
loose to fight agaiu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

BAD FAILURE The Memphis papers are filed
with editorials and commu ications about the de
'tinct Cit'zen's Bank Some estimate its Gus aud
ing circulation at Sioo,Uo0 Of which little if amp
siII be redeemed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

ss FOR SALE "A MOST UtSIRA-
s:x BILE RESIDENCE FOR SALEoS CHURCH
n.u.,-the subs riber will s.t on very sec. mine
dttiuS terms hat desirable bracA DIV EiLlN6 STU.
sicd on he corner II 26th and CisF Streets Church
.! 7. Ii contains r5 ms above basement aud 2 Ia
the easement it h4s IN the ard good brick
kitchen with 4 rceais, smoke mouse. pump, &c The
1t 2otn street IS tve5 running back i31foei
tu IA alley 10 .eeS wide. For iurther Information
a1py 10 the subscriber, or 10 Messrs Go ldIn Ap-
person. Il. v. SU1IUN, JR.
a Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26
't'O THE PUBLIC.

4
Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence in my establishment, l respectfully submit
ttat ahai not change the price OF my bottlsd
LaiEt BEER, PORTER, ALE. &c, during the
sunWaf
The following have been aud will continue to be
my charges:
Per dozen quarts 0a( 25 cts allowed by re-
-" pin;s...... 0p) turn OF the bottles
half piats. 80 oents-botties extra.
Lager Beer in uait, quarter eigLln pErro!p.
lths latter of gallons, package exclusively
Tor city customers.) Philadelphia Ale il whole
kal hal: barrels at the lowest market price, Terms
siSh.
y. s.-store and Bar keepers, considerable ces
centsge allowed p. WILBACHEa,
18th st., between Main and Gary.
Orders left with MessTs. Laidiey q hobnsun corner
4,h aad franklin; Messrs Duyas q Norton, corDef
18th and Main, at my establishment, will be
promptly attended to. my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

SHOCKING ArFns.-An inquest was held in New
York, on Wednesday morning. on the boy Of Jas
bergen, only five years old. who died from stran-
sulation. caused by drinking pint Of common
gin the day before. So says the Commercial Ad.
yertiser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

6TxALIkG -6artand, q slave, in the
service OF the city, was convicted before Aidrmau
Sa Her yesterday morning of stealing barrel, aud
sentenced 70 the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

ga FOR REM The two story brick
- dwelling house corner ofCanal ard 9Th streets.
Nte!y oceapred by Mrs William Wallace, and ad-
dining the reaidence of mr. james nunter Posses
sion 81 zen immediately. Apply 10
jy 20-tf HAX4LL & co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26

DnADLy WEaPoH.-A negro fellow
named Albert, slave to B. W Green, was taken b.
fore Alderman Sadier yesterday morning. ard or
dered TO be punished for having dirk knifs in his
possession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-26
FsaHrrsa --.labs iel aud Mordecai two

FIGHTING --Vabi lei aud Mordecai, two
slaves, got into fight last Saturday night, and
while their blood was up, trespassed upon the
premises of Joseph Angle, for which they we're
taken to the cage. Yesterday morning Alderman
Sadler directed each one to have q leeching, BY
way of extracting the excisabie blood.