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

The BROAD Rock JooKBY CLUB held
meeting at the Ballard House, last Wednesday
nIght, and unanimously resolved to change the day
OF commencement of the approaching Fall Races
from the 25th to the 10th OF October. This change
was deemed advisable for twa reasons First
because the meeting of the new Ashland Course
takes place on the 18th of October, and the inter
eots of The two would conflict by having both races
at the same time. And second because the
great National Agricultural Fair will be in pro-
gress on the 25,h of October, aud persons would
not therefore, be able TO get conveyances to Broad
ttock
The friends of the turf are no doubt rejoiced at
the change in time, because they can now take
their strings of horses to both places, and contend
for the liberal purses awarded.
At Ashland, the accommodations for men and
horses are to be of the most complete character,
and the facility for reaching it by railroad is 30
great, that thousands who attend the Fair, will
also avail themselves of the privilege of seeing the
races.
At Broad Rock, the judges of thoroughbred
stock will have ample opportunity for examining
the superior qualities of the thorcugh-breeds, in
their stables and on the course, aud will 10 doubt
take that occasion to make up their opinion as to
which Of the entries best entitled to the premi-
uns offered by the U. s. Agricultural Society.
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TIL E DISPA IT.. r.
nl~Ax mOkNINu AUGUST ~. ISIS
THa FHrH5 AT CH iRBoURa

Journey Of Napaeoa asd Eu,eni, 10 caerbouro--
descriptions ~ tae Train--7ste Uaaed Psels in
eheerrooarg Harbor--Tae Scenes Aere- Depar tare
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APRIL AND DEcxnBrR.--Robs. y. Gouriey, Esq,
OF Canada, now 10 his eighty frst year. vas msr-
rled last vesk 70 Miss Mars Keenan,, Who u 10 her
twenty eighth year. 3 s
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s - NEW flRs PRoes kooTIue. The
PATENT ELA6TlG

Eks AAD - WA11M ~ Ys}H Y2S@ nnosrra.
now offer tho sams - ihs peblie s = s- 8.
IL MAKES one q the very best An4 shsaDege Iqe1b
Il also males N invaluab,s PAlns ~ sh sssat
stoRs the lsssy onss ssA Drsssnas 49, nsp1y -
Roeis psinssa witA shk nassrial Nm ~ usssts
r&paintlGg Tor many 3eoxa
= orders q si'' = sss',y Pr,srE:'sy rsrs s:s1A e
~ cesnty Rishss b yseisis - -.
jy 3i-1m :.
CaufIox. - Mesars. G. p. YA11 i
90, sEs enr ealy Aes.ia - sH 1ss1 Ss,s
tion not - the fAtent Qes. wAh - ss5f{l. ~
AnAsss nAsus, eAsns - f5sa. I.
s1sS M ekowe Inshe - - - 4a1z s4
loasn. sstes Asss.s1. - -. - ~ ~, - - g.
a:sds iss|s ~ 3 ~ \ r ssssn>ssere ~
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NOTICE.-All kinds of Summer Dry
4N Goods will be sold at reduced prices. to make
room for Fall stock. JOHNSON d HARWOoD.
an IL No. II Main street.
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BLACK DEsPERADc Es.-Un Wednesday
afternoon last, Messrs. A. T. Maxay, Claiborne Fes
ter, Thomas Wiugo and William Baldwin, of Ame-
liza county, having reason to suspect that gang Of
runaway negroes were living In Co on Dr. Js-
ters land, about Eve miles from the railroad, start
cd IN search Of them. On gattiDg TO an ivy cIiff,
the dogs soon discovered q about fonr feet
deep and six feet wide, and commenced barking.
which attracted the attention of the hunters to
the spot. They had been standing but few
seconds, whea negro fellow named Robert, be-
longing to Lawrence Battle, ana hired to the Rich
mchd and Danviiis fas,read GompaDy, rnshed from
The mouth of the cave, armed with scytbe blade
and declaring that he woud kill be killed. called
out to his companions, sCoine on boys, come on ;"
Not knowing how many Were to come, Mr.. Maxay
immediately fred upon Bob, depositiGg load Of
shot in bis back, which brought him TO the ground
William, belonging to DR.. Jeter, after cutting one
OF the dogs severely, next showed his head, when
load OF shot from the same gentleman brought
him TO terms, and the two were secured. The cave
was then searched, but it contained only few old
clothes. Yesterday afternoon MIR. Maxsy brought
Dr. Jeter's boy to this city, and deposited him in
the Medical College, TO be cured of bis wounds.
nope of which are believed to be fatal. Bob was
badly, but not dangerously, wounded.
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IEROSENE. OF GOAL OIL LANES

EROSENE, Or COAL OIL LAMPS,
~ Jones Patiently for sale at No. I62 Main street.
opposii g the American Hotel whore you can had eI
best GOAL or KEhOSESH UsL ia 1ich fhond The
Jones BUM SIX is something new and an improve
au 5-lmt JAI,DB w KEX
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\ NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA. LUMP

- GOAL The subscriber, dealer in the above
SoALo, "suld say Ihat he has and will keep on
nan1 the oest white and red Assn Phllada.ph Goal
ana ana lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Mlites anu would ask ms friends and customers 60
cail upon him before giving others orders on tn,
preteaee oil their selling Coal lower being deter
mined 90 sell coal as low any dealer in the city
VINO Will Ugh his Coal. All ne ASKS is a cal 10
satisfy them. LAKIJS "a aain st
OF office oa the Dock. between I7tn and loth
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old GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
~ 90 bags of PRIME Old Government Java Coffee
an ~ 'O' EDWIN WORKMAN CO
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hGD New YoaK LIFE IHsuRAHos Cox-
ANY.
Capital $1. 100000.

hc NEW YORK LIln IAsURANCn Cox
PAyY.
Capital $1, 100000.
The above Company 10 funELY MUTUAL, and
DlvlDEisDS declared ANNUALLY, and have
averaged about IS or 40 per cent.
When desired, 40 per Cert. Of the annual proRiun
will be- loaned to the insured.
fhisCompany has paid, 10 the etate Of Virginia,
more Than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Thou.
SAND DOLLARS to widows, 0rphaus and creditors.
ALI losses have been PAID PkOMPTLY, ana viii.
out litigation.
Cali, without delay. and secure LIFE POLICY
for the benefit OF your family;
Gen'i Agent aud Atty tor Virgins,
l03 Aain sG
JAS CONWAY, NJ d.
a u WoRTHAM, NJ ID, Medical Board.
Ro CoLlNAN. NJ d. jyB-ts
kS JACKSON CRLLBRATxD BIrrshs.
If you have Ague III Few r,
TAhE JACKsONE BITTERS.
TAKE JAoKsoN's BIrrIRs.
: 80 TAKE JAcKsOs's BITTERs.
If you have Summer Compliant: nt:
As TONIC. and curer Of General Debility. Il b
unsurpassed.
For sale BY Druggists generally. Price only -
cents per bottle. II JACKSON,
su iz-ts Proprietor.
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Cool AND ATTRAcriyE.-A correspondent of the
Charleston Courier, writing from New York, says:
Several ladies, promeaading Broadway yester-
day, introduced new sty le of dress, at once cool
and attractive. The back, between the shoulders,
was cut in the shape of letter as to display
handsome nsck, shoulders, and portion of the sp-
nal vertebrae the edges OF the opening being b0r-
dered with pretty lace and connected with the op-
posite side By q silken cord"
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DLUWS AND PLOW CASTINGS-All
Il kinds for sale by
CHURCH FLEMING,
an 20-lm Cor Cary and 18th sts
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THs MARRIAGE OF Miss ISABELLA CAss-On Tues
day afternoon. Miss Isabella Csss, daughter cf
Gen. Cass, and NJ. Van Lmburg, the minister re.
sident of the Netherlands at Washington. were
married in the Episcopal Church at Stonington,
Conn, by the Rev D. G. Weston. A letter to the
New York Herald says:
The ceremonies which were strictly private. in
accordance with the wishes of the parties were
commenced precisely at 2 O'Clock, p NJ when the
bride entered the church. leaning upon the arm
of her venerable aud Distinguished father, aud fol-
lowed by NJ. Van Lmburg, Mrs, Caufield and Mrs
Ledyard, daughters OF Gen. Cass,) Mr.. thinner
man, acting consul general for the Kingdom of
the Netherlands at New York, aud MIR. Led ard
and family. The bride was plainly, but richly at
tired, in an ashes Of roses silk travelling dress.
with mantilla to match, and mazzarin blue French
hat, of the latest style, and presented charming
appearance. Nj. Van Lmburg also appeared TO
much advantage, aud wore with much grace the
various decorations his eminent services have de-
servedy won for him, He looked between 81 and
40 years Of age.
Upon the conclusion Of the ceremony the bridal
party retired to the vestry for q few moments
probably for the purpose of duly attssting the
certificate, aud soon after left the church
taking ths 3 o'clock train for Providence, FROM
whence the 'happy pair" are TO go on To the
cottage of NJ. Van Limburg, at Newport, where
they will probably remain till the close of the
season.
Immediately upon the departure OF the cortege
from the church, salute OF fifty guns was fred
by Commodore Z. 4. Loper, whose celebrated
yacht Madgie" was decorated with flags and
atreamere from truck to the waters edge, in honor
Of the occasion.
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FEUD AETwEgS TENNEsseAys AND NosqH O..
RoIINIANs-WARM FIGHFING-Since the wear 1855. a
feud has existed between the North Caroinians and
Tennesseans, living nesr the State line, runnine
through lk:county, Tennessee Ithas been aggra.
waited occasionally and kept alive by members Of
the two parties, being badly beaten by their Cd
ponents. and the 31st of July last, was agreed on
for pitch battle. A letter from the Tennessee
Sheriff, says:
The day arrived. Thirty men of the Tennessee
side made their appearance at the place appointed
armed with rifles, mnskets, pistols, bowie knives
anS clubs. Night came aud still net a Caroiiniap
was to be seen, only spy or two at distance. The
Tennessee boys got impatient and unlawfuIly slip
ped over the line, found one of the men they want
ed. took him out of bed and started with him for
Tennessee; some of his friends rushed to tbe res
cue. and general battle took place. No one was
killed, bnt one had his thumb shot off, another
shot in the hand, another wounded in the head.
whilst several were badly hurt by sticks and
rocks
The excitement among the people became furi
ous-the North Caroinians organized company
TO invade the Tennessee frontiers, and SIondav
night the I'd of August set apart for the attack
About 25 TeuDesseeans lin self defeuce) assembled
to receive them. The Deputy Sheriff. getting notice
of the anticipated fray, with sufficient number of
men prepared to arrest the hostile proceedipgs-
Night came on. occasionally spies were seen inrk.
ing around. at whom the Tennesseeans would
occasionally FIRE their rihes.
About 2 o'clock, while most of the Sheriff q
company we're sleeping in house. an alarm war
raised by sentinels outside. who fred their CUPS
aud the enemy, who were advancing, wheeled and
fed.
No arrests were made. There is a bitter feeling,
and some fatal consequences will yet ensue, unless
the strong arm Of the law succeeds in arresting the
affair.
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MIXED Ground Picking Spices
lSI highly praised by those who have used them
for heir fine flavor, &c. Price Ga cts per paper
Prepared only by j PlCUT.
au 25 Druggist
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TEE prARL MUSCLE IN KANsAs.--On the Whitewa.
ter river. branch Of the Arkansas, one hundred
and thirty five miles southwest Of Topeka, In Kan
sas, the pearl muscle has been discovered, and
some I'VE thousand pearls have been gathered, Va
rying In size from . pin'head TO large Pea
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E% Ar AND BALow Cosr.-Ws are
pushing sales. TO close business In October In
all Fancy Goods we arc willing to make heavy So
crifices. We urge the attention b.th OF tho city
and country people to our stock. visit from then
shall be fully repaid by low prices for aoos -
We prefer sacrificing them in the house. TO putting
them at auction.
VALENTINE & SON, No 80 Broad st.
an l3-lm Near Capitol square
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VISIT TO PROFESSOR MoRsE-The Rochester
Democrat has a letter from Poughkeepsi, CORES.
pondent, giving an account of visit paid TO Pro
fessor Morse by the writer:
few weeks since. had the pleasure. and
may say the honor. too, of call upon Professor
Sam1 +. B. Morse, at his residence two miles be,
low this city, upon the old Post Road, over which
many OF your readers have made winter iournevs
by stage in days of yore. 1 do not intend 10 pass
an eulogjum upon Mr.. Morse, but this fact is i'm.
pressed upon my mind--that he is one of tbe most
sentlemanly, kind hearted, unassuming and
respect-inspiring men with whom it has ever
been my lot to meet / should think him 10
be about fifty years of age, nearly six feet in
height, hair some gray, counteuancs clear and
healthy. l am told that he ofieItimes has his
house filled with visiters, strangers, MANY
Q! whom trespass greatly upon his hospitality.
The Professor has splendid mansion situateJ
forty fifty rods from the road, upon grounds
extending to the Hudson. From his verandabs
and observatory an almost uurivalled view of the
river aud highlands is obtained. His lawn is we'll
planted with rare and beautiful trees. The garden
and grapery show that be has a failing for early
vegetables and good fruit Before the telegraph
wires upon the Post Road were taken down aud
put upon another Toute, he had a "s~itch' from
the main line to his study, where he could sit and
with the simple instrument of his own coustruc
tion, talk by lightning with his friends through.
out the country. When some new company sue,
ceeds in laying cable from another European
point, direct to New York, hope they will have
enough left to continue up the American
Rhine, and land au end on the telegraph inventors
own soil, 30 that he reach London Paris or st,
Petersburg without going off his domain.
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NEW PRINTS FOR FALL.-We have
~ lust received several cases of neat small fg'd
Prints TO which we call the attention of our custom
We j MILLHIsBR 4 BRO,
aua3 1893 B, Dad street.
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STREET ExrRssIoa.-Complaints are
often made by merchants and teamsters of want
Of room upon the north margin of the Dock, and
1t sometimes happess that business is very much
retarded By the crowding together of teams and
freight. This difficulty could be materially Ieme-
died by the condemnation of the property and the
Strengthening of Dock street from 1Ith 10 18th
stre0ts. If this improvement we're made, and that
IL Will be doGe.at no distant day, we have not
shadow Of doubt, there would then be an open
space OF seventy or eighty feet for teams and
freight, and that portion of the Dock would then
become more valuable than any other square along
Its margin We invite the attention Of the Street
Comm,ssioners to this point, believing as We do
that the Improvement would be a valuable one to
the business community, and could lie made at
trifipg cost AZ this time.
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Wtsrsa CAAPAiGs-The Union states that the
War Department has dctermiled to order General
Harvey to the command OF the army in Washing
ton Territory, to conduse winter campaign
aEaiast the Indians campaign 1t that season,
when the passes through which the Indiana us
nally escspe, are blocked by snow, offers, it ID
said, the best chance OF totally nubduing them.
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NEW FAMILY FLOUR-Just receiv-
IN ed, q lot Of T Bolling's superior new Family
flour HARRIS d MOORE,
an Is Basin Bank.
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DhYUR.-Have you seen the bronze
figure Of this celebrated Race Horse? If mol
call and see it at once at
STEBBINS 4 PULJEN'S,
IoI BROAD street
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AccIDEsT.--Yesterday afternoon, me-
gro man named Joe Scott, met with serious ac-
cidene while hewiug q stick of timber. His
axe slipped, and striking him just below the isft
knee, inflicted serious flesh wound. DR.. CabelI
was called In and dressed the Honnd
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ARRIVAL At CAIN.

1t was six o'clock when the Emperor and En-
press received the saiutatioDs of the good people
Of CaeD. Her Majesty appeared to have made
fresh toilette in honor Of the of official aud
scclesisstics who awaited her. See now wore
pearl gray Dress trimmed with black lace and
white bonnet decorated with roses. During some
portions of the journey the Empress was covered
with straw-colored wrapper (Which protected her
from the dust) and wore hat and feather accord
ing to the manner and customs of travelling ladies'
OF England, who Illus often provokipgly hide their
pretty faces. The streets of Caen were crowded
with women In pretty white caps, and men in
country costumes. The town. universally i.lu.
minated, presented most picturesque appear
ance.
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LONDON OYSTER TRADE.-The oyster season open.
ed in the London market, in accordance With the
civic regulations of Biilingsgate Market at four
O'Clock on Wednesday morning. the 11th August
Sixteen oyster vessels were present Oysters are
classified in England as natives, pearls, cuiles,
barleys and commons. The best natives bought
in the London marker are S1050 per bushel; iGfe
rior natives, s10 pearls $3 so; cuies, from So to
s3 90, and commons from 81 so to So per bushel--
The railway vans brought immense quantities In
addition to the water borne from the oyster beds
al Blackwatsr, Colchester, Burnham and other
fishing towns. When we think of an Engiiah oys.
ter, coppery taste in the mouth involuntary re-
ours. There are oysters in kondou that an
American could Or would swallow in New York.
IL would be rejected as bad; bat when man pays
$40 bushel he canpot afford to be fastidious. 1t
ls one of our American privileges and blessings.
Tor which we cannot be too grateful that our luAs
nave fallen near good oyster beds, and that rea-
sonable price commands better article than Eu
ropsans get at e1trayagant prices. No wonder
that, as Dickens says, the poor of London are the
largest oyster buyers. 1t might nt ke rich man
poor to eat oysters at London prices.
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RICHMOND, October let. lscv
~ have been using ''Hemple's In.
Hfble Baking Powder for some two years ana
feel no hssitancy in saying that have been inorO
than pleased with il. ana regard IL vastly supe-
rior TO any Yeast Powoer it has ever been my good
fortune to try. d. BAKn. Jn.
CHEsrHRFlEID COUNTY, May rs, le3e.
for several months. and being 90 frequently isilsS
in n aking Loaf Bread, was induced to try your
SEMRLE $ bAKIS6 Powder. siuce then have he'd
so little trouble, ana rarely fail TO have aesd
bread fhaye thought bat due to you that shonld
say az much as have had In constant use your ~
HINaY b. HAIL.
BaUISGroy. King and Queen Co., Va May s.
SENPLE'S BAKING PovDKR" since ifs origln. and -
irg more than pleased with it's efficacy. i readily
in the habit Of using. Very truly. yours, As.,
au IL JOHN BLAME p. II.
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Dew FOR SALE-Ho. Il in the firs'
l. Presbyterian (Dr Moore.s) Church. Inquire oil
SWORDS Il THaN,
jA 22-fs us Broad street.
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MT. Charles Ellet, Jr., the eminent American
engineer, mas communicated to the London Times
his plan of purifying the Thames. - :
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MRS ALIENS ZYLO BALSAM for
iSI dressing the hair. for sale by
I nry yfyist
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! - UVnz1x ii ca lmEouoooU 81
Is: 10 q ! 8 Sc - = ! Il &. : !
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DORCELAIN TEETH.--A fresh supply
l. receiving this day by Express.
au Is FISHER Z WlNSTON. Druggists.
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MONTGOMERY's PREMIUM F An
1s1 MILLS-In store and for sale by
CHURCH 4 FLEMING,
an linn Corner Cary and 18th SITS.
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DUhE CIDEk ViNEGAR-For Pick
i ling for sale by WILLIAM T KING,
An 25-5t Sapd 8 Franklin street.
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LOCAL mArTEns.

LoIs LsAP.-Yesterday afternoon, :
sailor on board schooner in the Dock, while en-
Gagged 70 chewing up the sails. fell from she mastlto
the deck beiow,s distance Of moro than eight
yards, and lighting upon his feet received no 9th.
Or injury than the dislecatiou OF his lefs ankls-
Dr.. VIM. II. Taylor was called to attend him, and
thinks ne viii soon recover. tion does NOS
snsue. The sailor, while ID the rigging called 10
boy On deck to let 20 certain rope The lad,
In attempting to obey orders, loossnsd the main
stay ofposr Jack, and brought him down with
rush. :
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rLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE

~ CUAL.-The subscribers are nov prepared II,
receive orders for the delivery of Glover Hill Coal
!hey also keep constantly on hand Red and White
AZ ASH d Goa6oth OF which will be sold on
as sopu TINS as IL can be purchased in the city.
Ordersieft at tn cir Office, near Petersburg Depot
OF az capt Il Libby's. corner of 2ist and Gary sts
Will be promptly ATTENDED 10. ~
u zl-3m WM II DAvTa 4 r.o
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AHACKEkEL, $3.50 bbls. new No. 8
NI Mackerel; 10 bbls No Mackerel IS half bbls
No ! Markerel 10 quarter bbls No MackereI; 50
boxes extra scaled Herrings. per steamer James
tow = qhis day, for sale by
aT8 WM IL TYLER.
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0DoBro, on PnAAt Da1s1yn1on..4-
Tbs Tooth Powder 4 Drspaxe6 oy : arsetpnae eoeef
ne oioe.e DruESists N the linked eGa3Se Cd -
eTs sis.rs -s:sSd ss;s y tne Eoslc er $3.50 e y
o. tne 9ums, And for Rurifyfag and caDsnn1nG 1Ao
teetn, u stands uneQanlleo. PNDarDd a11 ~ mb
Drsgsists. iG7 1rsad q, a1svs ~
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NUTlCE.--I have in store, and for sale,
~ TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, PICKLES, SUGARS,
SOAPS. CANDLES, MEAL, BACON, FISH fLuUk,
HOP YEAST CAKES, te0oD) &C, and ask u cali
from uy friends and the public, hoping by attention
70 business, | may be borne In mind Store OIL
Broad street. End door from sth.
ly 27-Ims GEO r. HOLMES
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Saunders slate, towa sergeant Of DApville, Va,
died on the ga Inst
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"To aILD RarInnD 0oLD, . Paint
Z s. ths lily. Is
Ts thrcW perfume on the yiolet es
10 smooth the ne, or adj snoeker hoo IL
Or speak in praise Of the p7QrcaRApHs - AZ
BRUi iYpES giade at MINNIE Photp1rnrh as1 ~
Art Gallery, 1876 Main street.
rs wasteful and ridiculouss
. They epsak for themselves, ~ ell who patyQn6so
his establishment will testify. -
HB DR. JOHN b WALrHALL, (Homoo-
pathst offers his professional services to the sits
gems Of Richmond and its vicinity. Oce at his =.
sidence, on Leigh street, two doors from III.
Je l2-dlv
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,LUVER HILL COAL.-The undersicn
- ed is prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL Uuai
AZ ths lowest marKes price, throughout The season
Jy o-CS z FL I4f hstIN
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DECEIVED THIS DAY, per Steamer,
~ 81 500 worth of Toys and Fancy Goods of ever,
yiety, wholesale anu Ietsi for sale By
aUA JONES Il go, No 76 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-27

HALLS GREAT VIRGINIA SHINGLE
- MACHlNEcan be seen NJ p. Rahm's Foundry,
where 1t IS IN operation every day for the Inspection
of the public.
Fog county or Shop Rights apply to
II. p.VAERN h co,
au 4-lm Foot of "a HaI Dock.