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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-24

Minute guns were fired 10 New Orleans Thurs
day. in memory of Gen Quitman.
The export of cotton from New Orleans to Great
Britain last week, reached $500 bales.
The Library Association of Petersburg, Va, has
contracted for a hall to cost $1S 900.
DR.. Mott, of Union College, has been fffy-f1ve
years at the head of that institution.
Miss Dora Shaw, the actress, is about to sail for
California.
During June there were 80 deaths in Whining
ton. N. c.. including rs children.
Bishop Davis, Protestant Episcopal, of South
Carolina. sailed for Europe on the 18th inst.
Dr. H. NJ. Jeter has been elected to the Presiden-
CIV of the Mississippi Female College at fernando.
Anthony Rucker, an old citizen OF Bedford co.,
Va, died Oh the ed inst.
A coauette is a rosebush. from which every
young beau placks a leaf, and the tborns are left
for the husband.
A fellow who chopped off his hand the other day
while cutting wood, sent to apothecary for q
remedy for chopped bands"
The Way of Life, the new sRevival Paper.'' SO
called, suspended publication on the 10th July,
with the 18th number.
Rush Ell more has been appointed Associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of Kansas, vice S. g.
Cato, resigned.
Miss English, author of the "History of the Tu-
DORIS" was run over by butchers cart In London,
aud died soon after.
Carter, who shot his wife last January, near
Greenvle, Tenn, was rescued from Jail few days
agoby his friends.
William A. Seayer, late Of the Buffalo Courier,
has succeeded Thomas Ramsay, in the editor ship
of the New York Churchman-
Ex- Governor Reeder, 1t is said, will be the anti
Lecompton candidate for Congress 10 the thir-
teenth district, Pennsylvania.
The monument erected by Napoleon III. over
the remains of Queen Hortense, 10 the Church Of
Ruell, was consecrated on the 9th ult
Seveuty.o one bogsheads of tobacco we're opened
and sold at Moore's warehouse, Petersburg, Va, on
Thursday.
TIE honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity has
bees AeDferred on the Rev. N. A. 0keson, of St.
PaursUhurch, Norfolk, Va, by the William and
Mary College.
Mr. Fuller, formerly editor of the Evening Mir
ror, is the New York correspondent ofthe London
illustrated News
The,steamship Asia with three days later intel
ligence from Europe 10 now in her twelfth day out
from Liverpool.
The store ship Supply, from Rio. arrived at
New York on Wednesday. She left the frigafe
ST. Lawrence in port. Her dates are to the llth
June.
Commander Luther stoddard has been order.
ed to command tES receiving ship Ohio, at Bos-
ton.
Three vesfels from the American lakes, viz: the
Black Hawk Chieftain and Il. s. Adams attract
cd considerable attention at the docks ut Liver
pool.
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~No. Is POI OF
ug III g. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES

WHEELER d. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
il for sale at 227 nain st bit. 9Th and 9th.
In 1882 No was made and sold to Mr. Wtnches
ter then as now, extensive marufscturer Ct
these machines and this machine. like all the other
machiCes now prominently before the public. works
nnder Howo's license. In She fhrae months ending
ApriI 90 1858. the Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing
Company sold MORE THAN TWICE AS MANY SEWING
MACHINES AS ANY ONE OF THE OTHERS. AND NEARLY AS
MANY AS ALL THE OTHERS PUT TOGETHER
Two THOUSAND AND NINE1EET MACHINES BOUGHT
ny THE PEOPLE Prom THIS COMPANY IN THREE MONTHS
OF THE MOST STRINGENT FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY, AvEEA
GINa IN Cosr OVER $l00 EACH, Is TIE PEOPLES GRAND
RATIFICATION OF THEIR SUPERIORITY.
iv 24-3tf
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNTON VA

Rt. Rev. ". MEADE, D. d President OF the d.
rectory.
RI Rev. J. JOHNS, d. D.. Vice President of the
R,v Ii. H PHILLIPS, A. NJ. Principal and Head
of the Family assisted by full corps of experie need
andeompetent officers In the Boarding and Academ-
zeal Departments
The session Of ls3s-5s will open on the last WE'D.
NEsDAY in next September. Registers, with full
information, sent ON Application TO Rev. II
Phillips. stauLton, Va ap 2-sms
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prrwped eccideptslly, while bathing. ROBERT
=. GRAHAM, aon tNIsasc Z and Rosetta Graham,
aged ~ wears. months and days
His funeral VIII take place from his fathers =. 81
dence, on MRrshsu street. near Henry. Saturday
NOR sing At O'Clock The friends and relatives are
reererffullv invited to attend
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MAaHIHp.

| Il. M. u, IA brides father. Mr.. kDWARD y nv.
| LE s. of Richmond, To Mis- VIRGINIA A. @ ALL
CON daughter Of Albert Allison. Of Hanover couu-
fredericksburg .and Portsmouth papersypieass
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THE last ssns..len saory.

The last Cunardsr brings ogsr . famous french
eassard 10 q letter to the Philadelphia Press The
writer states that the attempt 20 blow up Louis
Napoleon was gotten up by that worthy himself
that the whole was yell acted play, from the DC.
pssure from the palace down 70 the execution Of
Orsisi and Pierri, or Of the persons representing
them; for this vellinformed writer intimates that
the vsritabls orsini and Perri wers not euiiiotin
Cd lie saaounces that the object Of ts"coap
desaf" Of January lAth, was 70 furnish a pretext
for ballying Engiand; and then out Of this are
saueed, 10 the most logical manner 10 ths world,
ths revival of the slavs trade BY the French, sud
the visit Of the British cruisers to American yes
ssis In the Calf
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scLr D Herbert. Myers. Portsmouth. stone.
PAssrss.n. PER srE.MsHIe RcAyokE. THos. sKIx

PASSENGERS PR SfklhSHIP KoAS0KK, TICS. sktN-
ygR, Master. frpr% New York:
NJ Schmidt p johnson E Martin, saml Water.
Sami Morse. B Goldsteiu, p A u HeoFge, J s X Leo
nard B W Knowles and lady Miss lydia Bray. "
ker Mrs Fullzrsff ! II ones, L Jacobs, L Brown.
W A Nemyer,S g Baptis'. son and servant. Miss
1sry Csrlin. Miss Jennie Harrison. Mr. Craney.
Capt Watts and son. J Berry and lady, Lamb.
JOS skinner, and 80 in the stee age.
Al o. from Portsmouth Mr. Grigsby, lady and
servants James May. ] Horser. Daul Rogers and
servant w Richardson. ktv J 4 Duncan Miss
Keesse. Miss Gov ineton, DR. BERNARD Charles Short,
Perkins, w w Chase AMI lady.
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= " hsss Rsesised copy Ct the seventh m.
nuel eeealsgsee ~ tbs Virginia Male and Penal.
Osllsga4e iAssitnts, Portsmouth, for the .chol...
~ -, ss6ing July II, 1858. This popular Is.
eeitstiss - hsadrsd and thirty pupils, and :
sseag eeEDe e Instructors, 1t he head Of vhieh
z - aeeonpiished gsptismsn, N, b. W,ss.n.
-. tsea'dsas and Lecturer % History ana ~
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MARINE INTELLIoHnCN.
s~ta stsa~cnd. July -HeA wsssr 81 >
~~~~~-g-s,,----se~-~s~~-
ARRIVED

SogfV SsveaSecod. J1ty - s1JQa W0$eY ot3 TesJ
ARRIVED.
Steamer Roanoke, skinner, New York. mdzs and
psssea gers, Indian Watson.
Bark Chandelier, Murry New York. hay. Mark
Duwney.
schr Jos Holmes. Holmes. New York. ice. D King
Co..
stesn,er pocahontas. Travis. Baltimore. mdze.
Ludlarn 3 Watson.
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7 IsT or LETTkRS--Rsmsi aiming in tie
IL RlCfMoND P0Sr OYTIOE. on ths 81 dsy u
July. 1ds5. d.
~ Persons caiipg fog letters In this List, viii
plsnse eey they are ADVERTISED.
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Moak oaAsdE fReusLEs.-The war steamer Ajax
has been ordered to proceed from Dublin 10 III
tast and there remain until after the 18th of INV
The step IL said TO have been taken on account 81
the preparations Of the Orange men for = forn,ids
BILE demonstration on the 18th
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. E1rkssEs lNcRsasisG.-The ordinary exposes Of
they were, IN 1871, L. 17740l4 francs: in Is4s
iesa oeoooo francs; in 1857 1.s45 600 goo francs;
~ 1903, 600 francs Only 800 900 francs
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BAD voR PArsror The Wythevi;lc IVA Tele-
graph says that III President Comenfort of Mexico.
dined ~ that place In passing through on Sunday.
aud Was ousted from the table by the landlord ISr
conduct 'nnbecomipg geptlsman"
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U5uMHWrB.
VAN AMBUKGH'S
GRAND
GEOLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN

COMPANY.
FROdTHE BROADWAY THEATRE, SEW YORK
The regular bills Of this prodigious Establish
mept, which hs urprecede ted success at he Bread
way Theatre, contain the detsils Of the extraordi
nary scenes perfni med. and In which appear the
following sttraciions--the most w.n6rous ever
WILL EXHIBIT AT RICHMOND.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY July 29th
and 3Oih.
81 Doors oSen 81 anu 7.
~ Performance at aud ~ O'Clock, p III.
~ Admission so cents, Children and Servants
q cents.
The best performing ELEPHANT in the World.
The only pair Of
ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS
In America, and The largest eesr tdlca Giirs per-
fdrRtiH1 IN CIges, b,iH
LIONS, LEOPAEDS and BRAZILIAN TIGERS,
Under the C mmand Of the fesriess
Prof LAN6WoRTnY. who enrers the cages.
CIRCUS OF STAR ACTORS,
Including EATON STONE, W w NICHOLS, the
NICuL0 FAMILY. fonr In number, Mons Mo-
To- aud Masters ALPHnNsO. SEBASTIAN and
ALMA; their DOGS. Aladdin and Abdaliah: tn, ir
White PONIES. Masier ftANR; Mrs EATON
STUNE; MamsclIe fREDEhICkS. Prof LANG.
WORTHY, from Astley's.
The Peoples clown. DIM STONE.
with his stump Speeches,) and Ponies YOUNG
AMERICA and JOHN bull. the admired ohswn
q d JOHNSON; Master 6EOh6E. pupil Of Dea
stone. the smallest Clown In the world. Only Elk
years old. and Wessrs. HApDEs, b AResNoSr VI nxkI-
Es. kosros. Nash. BAfARp. &c. and ths Monksy
Ihe name Of the Far-Rsmed Lion Tanner.
VAN AMBuEGH,
Is guarantees Of the superiority Of this Establish
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RAILROAD PeoJEcT.-The project for building a
railroad from the Roanoke Valley Railroad to Keys
willie is meeting with much success. At q barbe-
cue at GAINESVILLE on the 18th, S., 400 was sub
scribed The Tobacco Plant says:
Up to this time at the Junction s. 900 has been
actually subscribed. Proper efforts will swell the
amount at this point to $4,000. At Townsville
the same amount or more will eventually be real
ized About 81 900 has been already takeu. Six
farmers have subscribed ut Clarksvile $500.
number of others have sgufei their purpose to
subscribe, and have only not determined what
amount to fix upon.
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can be had at Pow Frs Genuine AMBR0T YPEs.
only 80 cents, to be had only at POWERS. Lfesize
PHOTOGRAPHS made ooly al POWERS
10000 beautiful uASES Just received at POWERS.
If cur frieads want the best of Pictures, 90 only
iy Alt POWERS Isl street.
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LEryEs. the Cincinnati murderer ID endes yoripr
TO starve himselfs onthe 18th inst he bad ps1tber
eaten or spoken for Ave days. He refuses 10 pnr.
take Of food. sE
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RE AUCTION NOTICE. ask atten-
ton to my salr, rHIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, Of pair
of fine large Mules. Also, superior city-made
Reckaway.
jy 24-lt r CAUTH0RN.
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ALEXANDRIA, LouDoUy AND HAapshrEs RAILROAD
MEErIse<-A meeting Of the Alexandria, Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad Company, was held 10
Alexandria, Va, Thursday. The act OF TIE AS
sembIy of the last session. subscribing threenfths
of $500, eco of the Company's stock. wasaccepted.
The terms proposed NY the County Court Of Clarke,
10 relation to the payment of her subscription OF
500 200, hsvipg il in view to render that amount
available at az early day. were considered, and the
meeting authorized the Board OF Directors to &C
cept the same.
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nks. NeTIcR, Board f Direc ,r,

Ray NaTIcE, The Board f Direct ors
Of the BANK OF THE COMMON WEALTH will
hold meeting at So O'Clock on MONDAY morning
next 10Th inst for the purpose Of passing upon such
paper as may be offered for discount
Persons Wishing to offer paper may Con this orca-
sion only leave it, prior to that time, with either
of the Directors, the President or Cashier.
iy 2f-2t J. B NORTON, Cashier.
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CAUTION 10 DivERs.-S. s. West, of Palmyra, New
York, while bathing, recently, at Marquette. Wis-
cousin, dived headioremast from a pier striking
the bottom with such force as to cause PARALYSIS
OF the whole body from the injury received by the
spine. lie died in few days
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GEN QUIrMAN's DEArH-A correspondent of the
Vicksburg (Miss) Sontherner, says Gen. Quitman
was one of the guests who dined at the National
Hotel on that fatal day, which has since cost 81
persons their lves--and had not had well hour
since. His travelling home from Warrington after
the adjournment, aggravated the disease, and he
took to his bed directly on reaching Natchez. The
letter adds:
daughter to Captain Lowell, u S. NJ, ofthe "Water
Witch" revived his spirts-greatly depressed by
his disease-and he Hospitality remained mp until
after midnight, to do the honors to the guests
with that courtesy and affAblisy which character
ised him the fatigue and excitement Of this oc-
casion was too much for his enfeebled constitu-
ton, and increased his malady. The physicians
who attended him, it is said, perceived in his d
sease the unmistakable effects of arsenic.
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NEW YoHK c4xALs Tet1A.r-The solls o. ths xrls
Canal ior The dset week In July show 81 tncrsAse
'4ltSA ca - compared with fksssslas pssied Iast
SsA. - -
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A CIRCUS OF STAR ACTORS,
Two PsrfoYmances zach nav

Two Performances each Day.
I - The PROCESSION win be preceded by e.
Goreeons Music Chariot, drawn by eisht horses aud
containin2 the New York Brass Bard led BY the c.
complained Philip Member.
~ BEAR IN MIND that this l. the GREAT
COMPANY from the BROADWAY THRArkk,
NkW YORK CITY
Of the many Splendid Acts In xt-td
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NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RnLRoAD.-This work
10 rapidly approaching completion. The bands
employed IN laying tho track have reached Bax'
ter's MIL, from the Norfolk end of the road ana
Summit Cut, on Tsyiors farm. from PETERSBURG
leaving gap Of six miles only to be Allied up. Ae
the Old Dominion Mills, a couuexion has been
formed with the City Point Road. so that the cars
from Norfolk may run upon that.traek until their
road is bail. in the city. 1t is confidently expect
cd that the line will be opened by the 10Th OF An-
gust, when a grand excursion is proposed to be
haA
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E1r WHITERURsr's OLD GALLERY, Il
MAIN STREET NOTICE WATSON takes pictures
from so cents to 500, Ambroty pes Me!ainotypes
on leather. and Photographs any size, plain or
painted, either in pastile or oil. The painting to
be don. by first cla.s Portrait Painter. He does
not pretend to take them by the COZ by the aid
of machinery, suitable for running rdtlWay cars
an OCEAN line Of Steamships. He has two * ylehts
enabling him at ali times to get good pictures, an
ADVANTAGE. not possessed by any other Gallery in
Richmond. je2 9-2m
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A WIFE MuRDERED-0n the l4th inst, Wesley
Fisher, residing In Ottawa, Lasale county, Illinois
shot his wife dead at her mothers house 10 tina,
town. lie then mada an attempt to escape, ard
inmped into camel, but was dragged out aud put
10 jal Jealousy Is said to have beeu the cause of
the murder, and the victim bore the reputation of
being ''fair and frail."
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RAIN wAsTED-In the lower end Of Amelia CO.,
Va, about 20 miles above Petersburg, there has
been no rain of consequence for twelve weeks.
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FATAL Academia son. 10 years of age, of Rev.
Mr.. Frost. Missionary to Faya was killed there
the LIST ult., by falling from precipice serenity
feet high. He WAS dreadfully mangled, but lin
gered three days before death reliysd his agony
His father intends returning 20 the United States
LARGE REwARs.-Wm Taylor, ESQ., of Moutgon
cry, Ala. offers reward of 10000 for the appre
hension of the murderer of his son, Abner c. Tay
Inr
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL fAIa--Tbe Executive
Committee Of the U. s Agricultural Society held
meeting Ia Baltimore Wednesday evening, Tor the
purpose of completing the premium list for the
next exhibition, to DO held at Richmond, va, on
the 25th of October. The list will be made public
IN few days. 1t exceeds $4,000. The Maryland
Agricultural Society has altered its time of exhi-
bition, 90 as to allow visitors to attend both.
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BARNEY WILuAMs.--It is stated that Mr.. Barney
Williams has entered into engagements in London
that will detain him abroad another year He will
make pleasure excursion upon the continent au
ring the Summer, and will open the Adelphi Thea
ire, London, In the fall.
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FoR Observation-Disclosures S. +. r. Morse and fam
"; Mr.. Joseph Chandler, American Minister Il
Naples NJ j. p o. Sullivan, American Consn
to Singapore, b. L.. and Mr. Marek ~art. Secretary
o'the Austrian Legation, will sail to day in th'
Fulton, for Havre.
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M G. r. REFS, Of the hrm OF IYLER Co has In
troduced new style of Ambrotypo. They surpass
all others that We have yet seen. Employ REFS r
you wish to DO taken in an eaAy and graceful posi-
ton. q t7glt Il
Notwithstanding the dull season. the Steam Gallo
~, I3s Mais street. II daily crowded to excess.
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RAILROAD CoLI IsIoS "A collision occurred on the
Jackson (Miss.) Railroad on the afternoon of the
10Th inst, between Brookhaven and Bahala, by
which several cars were smashed up, and some Sc
ven or eight persons injured, two of them proba-
bly, fatally. The accident was Occasioned by the
impruGence of the engineer of of the trains in
running out of his time, contrary to the orders OF
the conductor.
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ees- New FIRE Poor RoorrsG-Tl

TO- NEW FIRE PROOF RooFING.-The
subscribers, successors of EsTILL & Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FINE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.
now offer the same to the public.
1t makes one OF the very best and cheapest roofs
ever used for DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, BARNS,
DEP0TS, &c.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin roofs
stops the leaky ones, and those newly put
ON from leaking
Roofs painted with this material will not require
re painting for many years
All orders in city or country promptly attended
to. .r.a Cd YALE & co,
$50 Main street.
Hd- County Rights in Virginia for sale.
Nv m
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aENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Austin Saml 2 Ashby BENZ F2 Atscher Casper
Anderson saml Adams CT AkerIy JnoJ
Allen VIM
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PaksiDEsTIAL-The Chicago Democrat, republi.
can, in an elaborate article, urges reorganization
Of Col Fremont for 1850, as the opposition cand
date; and Its main reason Is the 900 vote he
received, which 1t takes as the index of his popu
larity.8
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FIRE AT R0CKAWAY, NJ.
SANDY HOOK. July 22.-There was large fre at
Rockaway at four O'Clock this morning aud IL Is
thought that one of the hotels was destroyed.
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Dz.rH OF GsN GoRDoy.-This venerable patriot
died 10 Albsmarle county, Va, on the 2lst inst
Speaking of tho deceased the South says:
He was long ~ influential member Of the State
Legislature. lie served only one term in Congress,
bnf that suficsd TO give him q historic name, for
be had the honor of proposing the Sub Treasury
system. At his death be held the commission OF
Major General iu the militia OF Virginia Drawer,
trner or more generous heart never beat 10 any
mans bosom than glowed in the breast of VIM. +.
Gordon.
The deceased expired suddenly. While CONVEX
sing with his son, he felt faint, and asked to be
laid down, which was done, and he died in mo-
meDt.
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LADTEs' LIST.

LADTI
Abrams mrs Coz neIiA
Andersen mrs Mary
Anderson mrs Ann
Addison mrs Ann
Bowen mrs
Banks mrs Ann +
Butler mrs Elenor b
Bowen mrs Jiunie
Buriey mrs Thos d
barford mrs susan a
5urley mrs Mary l.
Benuett mis- Eddy
Bethel miss ElmirA v
Cooley Elizer
Carney mrs John
Cary mrs sarah b
Crawford mrs Ann
Cross mrs Angelina n
Cali mrs Dolly y
Cox mrs x
Charleton mrs 3 Ii
Davis mrs katherine b
Drew mrs Mary Ann
Edwards mrs Sophia
Fly mrs Eliza E
Eiam miss AliZa j
Fsr'amb mrs MaryF
Frazer mrs Mary
Fly mrs July
Granger mrs Annie II
6oodipg mrs Ann
Grove mrs Emily
Graves mrs u NJ
Gardner mrs Thos ID
Hagemsyer mrs nv a 2
Uar wood mrs Eliza
Hooton mrs Elizabeth
Hodgdon mrs Ivory
Hepry ms Fanny
Xix mrs Ann
Howchen mrs Susan
Hogao mrs sarah
Howard miss Willie a
Jones mrs f,
Judah rnrs Judith
johnson mrs Mary
Jones mrs Sarah )
johnson Lucy I
Kernen mrs A NJ
Kimbrough mrs sarah
Lacy mrs Mary O
Lee mrs Elmira
Leonard mrs MonteyediI
Lyon misc Sarah n
Leaman miss nary Ann
Lane miss MarthaJ
Miller mrs elizabeth
Mailor mrs Ch. .istiane u
| Mat hews mrs Ann
Meredith miss Martha Z
MAJ o miss Harthy
Minor Iniss Fanny
Mccarthy miss Mary J
McEvoy mrs Mary
| Norman mrs Y 7
Nolle mrs kliza
| Nowian mrs Cathrine
Perrin mss Lucy Jane
Pemberton mis- Il Z
Peers mrs Sarah NJ
| CHARLES mrs Elizabeth
Raglapd miss Sarah A
Reilly miss Rcseane
REED miss Lizzie
Richie miss Isabella
Robertson miss Annie Z
Stewart mrs SILLY @
Steel miss Mary Jane
Sizer mrs Matilda
Sheppard miss Mary D
Shields mrs Ssry @
Smith mrs Mary
SiDmes mrs Louisa j
SolOman AIRS Louisa Il
Shoemaker mrs j
Taylor miss Annie
Thompson miss Char'te 4
Trt walla miss Il 2
Thornton mrs Elizabeth
funsley miss George Il
West mrs Thomas B
Wayne mrs NJ
Watkins mrs Ell "A
Wells mrs Il B
Woodroof mrs Dollie
Watkins miss Ella
Winston miss Kate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-24

REVIEWERS NO new Invention.
A traveller who lately paid visit g WarwicA
Gsstis, England relates that In the sfmosy o. tue
castle be saw revolving muskes. more than Two
hun ired years old, almost precise'y similar =
Colts, having single barrel to whieh'a a,'aeaea
a revolving cylinder containing six chambers :.
has a nint lock and pan 70 each chamber, ana
the nring Of one discharge brings the succeeding
chamber 10 the barrel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-24
a1nrIN Nr1r opI.EANs

NEw ORLEANS. July pa Are occurred here this
morning. corner of Jackson and Rosseau streets,
destroying the wholesale grocery of A. G. May
Co. and two adjoining dwelling houses. Loss $40,
mn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-24

EREsH DRY GOODS.-By steamer
= Roanoke re are receiving handsome new efyle
Prints. Irish Linsns, Silk Hnndker shisfs, Huckte
back and Diaper Towels and To&siingr. kus Ia
s jys2t K4AT. PAINS = %
CARPETS AND RUGS AT Cost. &C.
~ A. 1WATEIN wi!l sen ihA hslaneA OF Ills Gar.
psts and Rugs IS rest 70 etesf siiehs cat HI b &
come very GOOD lnsEAin Css5e4s- e
iva VHAs i 6WAIkIN, s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-24

"A. We are Indebted 70 Hon. Joss BslL, Of Ten
neasee, for copy Of his speech on the Fifteen
Million Loan Bill, delivered 10 the Senate May