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Oar slayer 81 ~ Nsrt
The New York Tbtbsss snedkes dismal at
tempt to b. fhestIous on - I6ayor Of Rich.
mcnd's late spsech IN Bo(ton. Ttwtnaa MP a
column Of baiderdasA thus: a
The municipai guest again thanks 0,d athat We
are 6reshers. and united in the same political des-
tisysv then, ~ may dry ossr weeping eyes;
S e s.s & sss S
thus sltent tened and oar hearts conforted. ccu'd
ma s ssshssn slsn:s as
earsd their NorsSsIn and joarns,qgcs n
stitutiun Of oar iayalid country. Lei as entfeas
thsm 70 a ssrcisa q We know snss insy 49,
q sss,a il sss fosmins 1is q Essiern
e :. ses e hs ysfy ,ssss n Nea Jssse,
snt anti Ar there not drnrgists shops in ever
c:s q &
kentncky Governor: g drench " wIthas. We W..
m me,d r.. ossss.ons 70 them But The Tnon Il
not sound. 10 nj least cenyaiescent; Lot the ex-
pecH ,osocra,c xii tsii another crisis super
yenss and in the interim spare II and u.s.
This is the approved abolition fashion on
that subject Affected indifference about the
Union perhaps, on the whole. rather "Iet 1t
slide'' than not--and complacent merriment
over the solicitude of Southern men for Its
preservation. That solicitude, however, does
not arise from any greater interest in the Union
than any other section. 1t is the same patri-
o.ic sentiment which led the way to the form
alton Of the Union which gave it a WASH
INGToN, JEFFERSON and MADISON; which has
illustrated its nag by land and sea. and which
will maintain it against enemies without, and
traitors, spies and British renegades within
the citadel, to the end Of time
Mr.. MAYO did not transcend the bounds of
good taste, nor speak inappositely to the occa-
sion and the place, when in brief and lucid
terms he alluded to the Union, in Boston, and,
the wrongs which the South
has suffered in that city and State, recognized
its people rs united in the same political des-
tiny 1t Is no matter Of surprise, however,
that the 7fi5sns should be apprehensiye of the
effects of the recent determination of Northern
and Southern men in interchanges of social
intercourse. The people of the two sections
only need to know each other to become disa-
busod of their mutual prejudices and united
BY bonds Of close and enduring amity. And
aot the least among the gratifying circum-
stances which the Southerner visiting the
North observes, 10 the patent fact that the N.
Y. Tribune 10 not an exponent Of the entiments
IF the Northern people, nor its opinions of the
Union any but those which might naturally
be entertained by the English writers who are
smployed in its editorial columns.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM THE Presidency
The Indianapolis Sentinel, speaking OF the
late Hon. Jno w. Davis, of Indiana, says:
He was elected President of the Baltimore
National Convention, in 1852, which nomina-
ted General Pierce for President, and in the
exciting struggle attending that nomination,
came within one vote in the caucus OF the
Virginia delegation of being their choice for
Presidents vote which decided the nominee
of the Convention.
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VIRGINIA OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION.
The State Central Committee OF the Opposi-
ton party in Virginia met at Richmond on
Wednesday last, and agreed upon the 14th Of
December next as the best time, and the city of
Richmond as the most suitable place, for hold
ing State Convention, representing the OPP
position in the State. This Convention is
" preliminary to National Convention in
tended to be held hereafter, with the view of
collecting, and hafmonizing, and organizing
the conservative Union sentiments OF the coun-
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AMERICAN ZoUAvES.-1n New Orleans there
is now drilling q full company of Creole
Zouayes styled the first company of Chas-
seurs Pied de Ia Louisiana" They are COM
manded by Capt. Henry st. Paul, who fought
Zouave in the Crimea, and their drill in
cludes gymnastics. In Chicago there is a
company of juvenile Zouaves.
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ELECTED TO THE LEGIsLATUEE-At the re-
cent State election, held in Texas, Anthony NJ.
Branch, brother of Mayor Branch, of Lynch
Walker county. Mr.. b. removed to Texas
about twelve years since, previous to which
time he was practising lawyer in Lynch
hurp
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AN OLD DEBT PAID.-The Quartermaster
General of the army acknowledges the receipt,
through the President of the United States, OF
Sl1 from sd. r." of Texas, overpaid him, as
he states, through mistake III lS56-'51, by an
officer of the Quartermaster's Department.
The amount has been credited to the Treasury
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A PHILADELPHIAN IN LONpoN.-Mr. Her.
mann Nezin, native Of Philadelphia, and a
highly educated gentleman, who has adopted
the stage as profession, is now playing in
London, with success. The Morning Star says
that he plays Macbeth "as well as it has been
played since the days of the elder Kean. -
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A GRANGE OF OSFIeE-The Superinten-
dent of the baths AT the Virginia White Sui.
phur Springs, is Joe Mcintosh, u colored man,
who was formerly Judge of the Superior
Court of Liberia. He did not like Stree soiI,s
either in Liberiaox in the Northern States, and
SO he has returned to ssOid Virginia, " bringing
the usual nnfayorable accounts Of Liberia.
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A TEN MILE HORSE RAcE-A ten mile race
came off in Douglas Park, at Middleton, CT,
Wednesday, between Rome Chief, owned by
MIR. Hurlburt, and Lady Gilbert. owned by
Mr.. Dalton, for purse of S 900. The former
won. Time: 81 minutes
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night OF the both inst, Two servants at the
farm of T.. G. Broun, in Loudoun county, Va,
were playing with a loaded gun, when one OF
them was accidentally shot, upon which the
other was SO much alarmed, that he re- loaded
the gun and shot himself
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To BE SET FREE.-Theophilus Bankhead
called upon yesterday and stated that he
had collected the $500 necessary to redeem his
wife and son from slavery, and was going i'm
mediately 10 Fredericksburg, Va, where they
live, to consummate the redemption.-N. Y.
Journal Of Commerce.
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has set up his yacht, named after himself, the
Charles S. Stratton. The little gentleman
made his first cruise on Friday, from Bridge
port to the Black Rock Lighthouse. The
Stratton seems TO have proved herself crack
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DR.. MHckaY.

Some OF the newspaper Wags are giving ex-
tracts purporting to be made from the late
book of Dr. MAcKAY, which are very good
limitations of the eockney style of commenting
on America, but are not genuine. The author
has not been as sweeping in his censures OF
American society as DICKENS, nor half as
mendaeious and vindictive. Compared with
other travelling MUNCHAUsENs, DIR. MACKAY
might almost be said to have some idea of
truth, and certainly by the side of the man of
american Notes." he is quite pink of po-
likeness. When we remember how he was
lionized in this country, We think he deserves
some credit for saying a civil word of any
body in America 1t is true, he does not treat
that the South has no poets, nor great writers,
though he admits that it now and then pro-
duces statesman. He pays just and fervid
tribute to the statue of WASHINGTON in the
Capitol; but he parades very absurd scandal
about the immortality of Southern men, which
he might know to be untrue by very slight
Investigation. Why is it that none of the
plebeian tourists of England have ever done
this country justice and that ii is only their
masters, the MoRPETHs who can be civil and
yeracious! France has the honor of having
produced in DE ToCQUEyILLE the only writer
capable of doing justice to this country, a
statesman and philosopher capable of compre-
hending and criticising American institutions
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Her tonnage is nearly as great as the COM
bincd tonnage of the ten tremen dous line of
Notwithstanding the once unrivaIled
Pennsylvanian-that are registered on the
United States Navy list.
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cAxr-MEErtso. = The camp-meeting In
Lancaster county, rirgiaia, has closed with
2uconverts. Rev.. II. II. Gary, agent for the
Book Society. at Nashville, collected 81 so
Tor II.
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SAILORS DRowNED.-John Bryan, seaman,
and John Wolley, boy, both belonging to the
ship Annie Sisa, lying in the lower bay of
Mobile, Ala, fell overheard on the 1Uth inst
and were drowned. Neither of the bodies was
recovered
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SENTENCED TO THE STATE PRIsoS.-Frank.
I'm Jones, a free negro, has been convicted. ~
Preston county, Va, OF attempting to commit
rape on white girl, and sentenced 10 IS
yeaTs'tmprisonment In the penitentiary.
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WESTWARD ExIcnArIoN -Accord;ny 10 az

WESTWARD ENiGRArIoN.-Accordin to adj
vices received In st. Louis, 3,449 emigrant
wagons nave passed over the western plains
this season, for California and Salt Lake City,
eight-tenfhs Of them going to California
Loose cattle estimated at from lao,ouo to 40.
00o; sheep, Coco
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-On Friday night last the
lewelry store of BENZ. Barton in Alexandra,
Va, was robbed of SIS 200 worth of goods.
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Naturalization Layton was shot and kill
ed at Darlington, S. C., by Stephen Woodham,
while resisting the officers of the law.
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Ma FALL STock OF HxTs. Cars ADD FuRs.
JOHN Do0LEY, 81 Main street, Richmond,
- now ready to EXHIBIT an unusually Iarse assort
nent of Goods in the Hat, Cap, and Far GHe.
HATS AND CAPS
now IN use, viz the rich and beautiful Mole-Skin
Dress Hat. OF bis own and Of Northern Manufac-
ture; The Soft or Felt Hat,
French style, Ledger style, Bell crown; Planters
Broad brIm WOOL HATS,
from the lowest quality servants to the finest Sax
MEMS. BOYS AND cHILDREN's CAPS,
of Fur. Cloth, Plnsh, Hal. Seal, Glazed. &c, &c.
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
Of Beaver, black and brown. and richly trimmed
tHILDREN's HATS AND CAPS.
q latest SIS les, some just imported from Paris
rich patterns;
LADIES' FURs,
sv,ietprinos. Tippets. Half Capee, Capes. Muis.
- and Chlldren's and Misses Furs, al
w, CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES.
Mefchssnnss..o , feIslan. Chinese llnea Apd rousL,
n .nenLs 4nu dealers are particularly invited
"a y ing sxtensiyc stock fns no effort Is
IS II ~ maze Msehnond IS good market to par
sa1-s'ii'n 'A' ''J JOIN DooLEY.
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TO MESSRS. GEO. J. SUMNER,
80 ]. L.; Apperson, 6. D. Shell, A. Jndson
Crane, John B. Morton, John w. Davies, AUGUST
ger; E. s, MeElroy, T: p. crump, Jno. w. Card
well, A. ID. Williams, Albert l.. West, and others:
VIII permit my name to be announced az eand-
nate for the Office of COMMONWEALTH AT
~ o n for the Circuit Court Of the City, have
to the request and If elected to the Office viii dis
charge ITS duties to the best of my judgment and
ability. Yours, &C., = 49, !
N. A. STUDIRVANT.
Richmond. Aug. 26th, 1859. auN-ts
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H Notice! Notice! Notice ITO ~
Farmers, Merchants, and all others who kze ~
may buv anything in the way of SA ID fFUOA
DIES, HARNESS, &c, &C., at whole
sale or retail. No. lie Main street, ia the 7"
place to 90. The best Saddles for the lowest
prices. Call soon. and see them. They are paTti-
cularly cheap, and we warrant them to give entire
satisfaction. Repairing of every description neat
ly. eheaply and promptly done at No. lis Main ST.,
third door below Governor St.
au lS-lm j. w. DENNIS.
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i. kS g kg;iiass en- n w.
sssses, i,sss 81 e st.a & ,y .s,s
=. J: ss' e l6 l aP:ss j. &; sGss
,ss s|.: B e "a lss s ss:'. 81.
K H6RSE sssssscs nc ofdsr. sapr psssas Z
iSss - aleoih . nasS YEN y "a Srids 'ff1 ERR
c5 soss ed Bsss - ssstss r A.
bsnsils. Isa T-sss 6. b cRxbbotscsk.
+ or Ysstsrds,: eFEiSs, i, stlIsr % wan af
Tsnkiia s1fssssr TX fE FL FL so2H sens.!s
on James 4. Koont5 and another for 90 "a isssc
VaFnerd. and perl % some other papers, not rcc0I-
iected. The knddf will BE- literally rewarded 6y
's e e same : D's fs'sfaif rRaksH
Il >TiME BOOK Il Is 81 no vslue 10 Any one but
myself The finder will BE- rewarded BY leaving the
sam. .. = = tn!s off'e'. THOMAS Kgvs
l. near tho second Market. bissk PACKET.
al n sess9S vi, s. paid fSr IL rstusa o M. All
any except my son, VIM & t sp' II e T;.s
au&-a. Coach Maker. Broads..
1zerN STRAYED Or STOLtNs on the
~ very large red Cow. with white spots on
her hips marks on her ears not recosleetsd. and
supposed 70 pc about nine years old the other two
and vii hsss calf IN few days, viii pay TEN
.booss. Tau aS-stsj nj. GixNsINf.
szerAk lost COW.-A large WHITE cow.
With crnmpied horn, strayed on Satur-
aa;..y suitable 81. reward VII e Rcid on
au PTS 122 Main street.
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yHcasEss q I; n + s I psss ls 81.
persons On the 4sfsal Sysssn I'D JofHl eoet
SLAVE INSURANCE, oss rso.ss 10 2re ,ss,s.
to liyo In suy part OF Virsinis, any other slave
hc1dIu4 Htate* Atteoectetf daily ucou eeeDo4sjent
safe aMd sofisfaetoyr terms TO the injured. Two
GIFnf44 Ce4rAtfEs In the Union represented
For IN kind 81 Insurance. call ii n "a eetah-
is6od HsNlS6t 65&fas6e H) gss. peAfi affect. inst
below the Exchange Hotels next to b. D. Eaoho.
Henn Of hisinesa from A. y. to z. ~, and
'' 's'a ] z Z Y s'oOA e. L. BROKEN. NJ.
General Insurance AGENT and
an 79-3t Medical Eximtner.
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-, WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE

R -. WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE
1>lA in calling the attention of the voters Of
richmond to GEORGE DABNEY WOOTTON
Es9; for the Office of COMMONWEALTH'S AT
IORNEY for the Circuit Court. While he may
not possess the legal ability of the late incumbent
or nave practtcsd as etensrely at the bar as some
who are now applicants, still he possesses, in emf
heart that, should errors be committed, the, will
invariably lean TO the side of mercy. Should he
announce himself. and bestow some little attention
the ian 29-lt+l pIs0PI e.
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322 BROAD STREET
fTwo doors above W. L,dd,s Drug Stnre,l
Has ss Seesve@ Hs # RB BREn AFRENH
BRANDY. HOLLAND GIN, Mountain. WIIIS-
KEYS. Cider VINEGAR. nc. together with rene
raj assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES,. Wood
en- and Willow Ware !; all of which he is selling ut
the LOW EST rates. for CASH. Goods delivered
to any part Of the city, free Of CHARGE Call at a22
BROAD ST. EE83 au 26-2w$
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THE GREAT EAsTERN.-As a matter of Gu
rissity, we append the tonnage of the Great
Eastern, as compared with the principal YES
sells OF the limited States Nauv.
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RUNAwAYs.

Aa NOTICE.-Was committed to the Jail Of
G3 this county, Bedford. VAL on the 18th day
of July last. 1889, a. runaway. a negro man.
~ calling himself HENRY HALL; i've feet
L&~ three inches high scar over the left eys:
long bushy hair; copper color. Had on when COM
mltted, gray cassnet pants, cadet stripe down each
leg, wool knit shirt, soft hat; about - or
20 years of aga JOHN ii. EuBANK,
An CIV Ikilor.
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NEw YORK, Aug. 2s-Crd, schrs. Wythe, Win
tiers, Richmond; Belle, Cubberly, Norfolk ARID,
schr. b. II. Hull, Holmes. Richmond. 2th-Arr'd,
bark w. g. Lewis. Bowker. Norfolk.
SPOKEN, bark Sarah, of New York, from Barba-
does, Aug. Is, lat. 20 %, lon. e1 10.
DIsAsTER.-By the arrival of the brig Penguin,
from Bermuda, we have dates to the 10th inst.
The American brig joachim, Capt Smith, 9 days
from Norfolk, Va, with a. cargo of slaves, pitch,
Hamilton, on the It'll, in very leaky state. Capt.
Smith reports hsyng experienced very heavy
o sp ana aba ana
concluded on coming into port, and not judging
himself to be near the reefs, mt a.. NJ, on the
to the westward She however. struck again, and
remained humping heavily. Boats aoon went off
and after while she was hauled off and brous hit
into port survey has been held and the joachim
will discharge cargo.
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ma Removal.--W Leigh Burton, Dentist,
has removed to Browns building on 9th street. one
door above the Mechanics Institute. au lo-3m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. fvA.,) AUG. n, 1859.
HisA Water this day Monday, ssz o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Yorktown Parrish, New York mdze
and passengers, Ludlam / Watson.
Steamer Beivldere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze. ANA
passengers, ID. 4 w. Currie. 89lI - q
-Sehr. VIM. Spear. Jones, lumber. James River &
Kanawha Co.
schr. r. p. Waller, Lively, Yorktown, wheat, w.
+. Warren.
schr. Carrie Hues, Finn, Boston, plaster, John
Fl. Claiborne. tN
Schr. Roseneath, Baker, Boston, ice, B. Ward
we'll 4 Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Belvidere. Keena, Baltimore, mdze and
passengers, y. Il W. Currie.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia, Indzs.
and passengers, II. E. Tuttle.
Sehr.. Three Brothers. Elzey, Alexandria via
Port Walthall. coal, w. ID. Colquitt Il Co.
Schr. Chief, Fountain, down the river, light.
Schr. Mary and Adeline, Jenkins, down the rIv-
err. light.
sclr. John l.. Traverse, Traverse, down the riv
or. light
Schr. J. W. l.. Sturgis, Scott, down the river,
light.
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MILITARY.

n ARMORY r. l.. I. BLUES.t
RIcHMoNp, August 81, 1855. I
ii ATTEND COMPANY DRILL, at your
III ARMoRf. on MONDAY next, 18th inst, At
2o'clock p. Nj. BY order Of
VIM. l.. MAULE. Lieut.. Commanding.
FRED. CARTER. q. s.. AN 1a-lt
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~ ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,i
AuGUsT 9TH, 1899. (
III This Comma nd will assemble AT Miif-
lv tary Hall on MONDAY EVENING, 1t o'clock,
~ for Company drill.
BY order of the Captain.
aa N-2t JOHN MCDONALD, o. s.
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HDQ'RS "F, CO. lST RECT. v0Es.,t
u Richmond, Aug. q, 1859. {
HOrder No. IL.
III This company will assemble at Corinthiaa
~ Hall, on TUESDAY, Goth inst At 3 O'Clock r
NJ, for instruction..
By order Of the Captain.
U-3t J. WHERRY, LIST Serg't
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1A RANAWAY-sao oREwARD-Fromt the
lIX su hsc ri ler. about the middle of Senfeiufnr

IA RANAWAY-S200 REwARD-Fromt tho
al subscriber, about the middle Of September.
AIs5s, NEGRO MAN, nsned WILEY. or
~ GRANDSON -yometimes called Wiley Gran
.L&sison-about "a or IS years old. ordinary size,
bacon color has one tooth ous in front. He for
merly belonged to DIR. Anderson, of Amelia county.
| will pay the above reward of $500 for his dev-
cry at Lun3p kin's jail. in Richmond. Any intor-
nation concerning him will be thankfully received,
ard can be addressed to Scotland Neck. Halifax
county, N, c. b. WlATHERSBEE.
au Film
IN TEN DOLLARS REWARD. RAN
on AWAY, on Saturday last, from the farm Of
n Mrs. Harriet Jennings e, IN the county OF Hen
~ rico, her negro man MONROE. Said negro
.k-is about q 81 years old. of dark piexion
feet or 10 inches high, quick spoken and active
will give the above reward of ten dollars for his
apprehension and delivery to me, or II put in any jail
of this city so that may get him.
au 23-6ts JAMES d. VAUGHAN, Richmond.
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CTOLEN-.S4O REwARD..-Some one en-
~ tered my store on Friday, the 18th; and robbed
and SIS in bank notes, and some receipts and blank
bills of SALE The bank notes and papers in
buck skin purse. will pay us for the recovery
of the money, $40 for the recovery of the money
and detection OF the thief. l.. POWERS.
27-3t+
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e>-Ga OF RICHMOND hereby respectfully,
s asanaannss myself eanddats fqr the Office Of
cult Court of the City of Richmond, made vacant
by the resignation Of MARMADuxK JOHNSON. ESQ.
au 8-tde JAMES r. CRENSHAW.
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dividend NOTICE.-The Board of Direc-
IL tors of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
have declared a dividend of ga per cent for the
last months each share OF the stock of the
Company, payable 18th September, 1859.
The books of the transfer will be closed from the
9Th 10 the 18th of September and the dividend will
lie paid tn those in whose the stock stands on
the 9th of September ]. GARRETT,
au 2I-2awtl5thS Treasurer.
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"a Notice 10 Tobacco D1anufacsurers.. -.
The yqdersiEned heyins inside arranGemsn with
prictor Of Wm: CaHeron's PATENT HYDRAU-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
petod TO manufacture them. and are getting up two
different sises. which they viii guarantee to per-
form to the entire satisfaction II allwho may favor
them with their orders.
an 20-lm ars.g TALBOT BRO :
~ s.SempIe,s Infallible Baking Powders.
Some m0nths since We commenced using these
Powders. IN otr home department and lind they
give such entire satisfaction that they have become
with as regular household institution 1t is the
best article ever offered to the h0usekeeper for
use."-Nerfoik Day Book
For sale by Druggists RId Grocers generally.
]. W. GARIICK, Manufacturer.
au 29-1w Richmond. r
IA Baths! Baths!! Baths !-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily, from O'Clock,
A. M, to half past .. p. NJ. at the Hair Cutting,
Shaving and Shampooins Room. under the A me.
rican Hotel. Entrance on l1thstreet. Single Bath
70 cents. or Ave tickets for 81. ,,on,or
au pts X. u. HObSoN.
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WANTED, NEGROES.-fw wish to purchase,
w for my own use, about TWENTY SLAVES,
TIERS, good plantation SMITH. man that I'M
derstands making and laying Brick, a No. Cook.
about 30 years old, good House Servant, w asher
ard Ironer. about same age, Boy Dining Room
Servant, about Is or 70 years old, and a Ladies'
Maid abont Is or 10 years old. will not separate
families il know t, or buy negroes not under the
best character. Communications addressed t. me
from persons wishing to sell such slaves, as above
described to the care of Messrs. r. H. Marry 4
Co., of this place, or George ". Logan, Esq,
Farmers and Exchange Bank, Charleston. 8. c.,
till the Is. of September, will he gladly received.
au clint c. II. MORRISON. of Louisiana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

WTANTED-200 MEN.-The above number of
w Men can find immediate employment on the
extension OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad. Wages
SlIs per day. Apply TO TH0S. w. BROKEN
BROOCH. Treasurer OF Richmond and Danvilie
X. r., at Depot. je A-ts