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SHeCkoE MILI-RTcHMoND GRov

SHeCk0E NJ Ie-RICHMOND GROUND
- PLASTER.-The subscriber begs leave to re-
tnrn ms grateful acknowledgements for the heavy
patronage extended to his Mil frem the State al
large. and North Caroina and would state that he
IS now making imprev ements that will double the
capaclty. and enable him To supply fresh GROUND
PLASTER promptly. exceeding any demand that
cae at present exist.
HIS stock will be entirely of Nova Scotia LUMP,
ffs richest Snd purest that he selected. and he
p.ndges taithtuf adherence IN his determination,
~ sastan the fattering reputation that his brand
has already gained.
To those who have been driven from the use of
P!aster-by application of Northern Ground-he
onl. asks trial of HOME MANUFACTURES.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
10 2!-3n. No IL Pearl
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Dfnth nf q 1IiniSf.r

RED SWEET SPRINGS, VA, July 80, 1859.
The Rev. J, W. Alexander, a Presbyterian
minister, of New York. and formerly of
Princeton y. j., died here this morning He
WAS SON of the late Archibald Alexander:
and occupied a position in the church and
country hardly less seryiceable than that held
by his beloved father. In him is lost one of
those conservative ministers who, transplant
ed from Southern soil to Il Northern cline,
seek to aIlay eGtin4al discard aaa f.re.-Ae.~
views OF moderation and W iSdom. He was
a native Of the Valley of Virginia, and leaves
large number of relatives in this State to
lament the loss of the minister, the author,
and the man.
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{rpUsEE1ss4 A4E or n8AL kaTAxG.
n ID execution Of deed Of tfn4t Nom jchn Mos
and Wib ~ ~ dased H. ~ Jpne 16o0.
re- ssscsssd 2 tss Hs.tsts SSaEs g e AZ ri
t1s n. Is n ~, y ard n. situated nonr the PEN
lsentierys gO4tinS ID teet YAH street. and Fnn-
Ming back 76 feets and fronting 81 feet on stfees
1eot wide, Ard ranuinx l1nok ~ feot.
I14Aa--tlne third on1h ! tn ha1anee at a9d 3
e neeseislas noess, With Interest, and 80
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
MAaEn. TENEMENT AND I4OI. AND
liz 92a, rs yIiS1fs )
nv seu. upon tho premises. on WEDNES-
X Tue nth inst. commencing st " O'cIock p.
i.s = very pest and cnplfostebe FyaWed DweIIins
!uss complstel ON Belvihero and AlhemlArls -,
81 ire Of belvidere. and lately built y MesSYs
r ne,! 0inspn. Il contains Eve rooms. with tie
a ~. c4nycIences, and Kitchen with fwo rooms
:; Tel aaaptfd fOr the sccommpdation Of small
r,i,s h.smH The lot fronts about - feet, and
A!fsr ne ale 81 tte above. win 50 sold four VA
80, asoIS adjoining, having the same front
ctt ~ Plat OF the property will be exhibit.
~, L,I,.ss-oae fourth cash; the remainder at 1,
sa,I Moltns. Tor negotiable notes. with interest
eetsogs ahd secured by trust deetIa
AuS Jas. NJ. TAYLOR a SON Auct,s
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LAND FOR SALE.

sA@ FOR SALE. A small TRACT OF LAND,
xfI on the New Bridge Road three miles east Of
~~ the City Of Richmond. known as, Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. Dr. Christian. Dr.
S. A. Hart and Others. The above tract contains l25
acres. and IS situated in pleasant and desirable
nelg htnr hood; 1t has upon it a very good Dwell
lING-HOISE, containing or 10 rooms. with
suiiciency OF wood and water. The soil is rroduc-
tive, aud Is well adapted to the growth OF all kinds
of sran, grass, &C., and would make most .esl-
rahIc vegetable garden. 1t is highly susceptible of
improvements, and by the iudicois use OF lime
satisfactory results from the of these manures
other lands in the eghborhood will attest. The
above property is offered for sale privately on lib
era and accommodating terms, or would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS K HOLIADAY,
l2th street, between Main and Franklin,
ITS Richmond Va
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NORFOLK, Aug. I'd.
Mr.. Rich. Land, of Princess Anne county,
near London Bridge, who was seriously in
iured recently by reaping machine, died of
lcckjaw on Saturday. A portion OF his foot
was severed by a blade OF the machine. Am
putation immediately after the accident might
have saved the life of the patient, il s-thought
Mr.. Land leaves a family. His widow, we
learn. lies dangerously ill, constant watching
and deep grief having caused high fever, which
her friends fear may terminate ia tally. si
The steamer Arctic, of DR.. Kane memory, is
now a. Graves ship-yard, in this city, where
she has been stripped of her machinery, her
propeller taken out, and she is now being con-
structcd into light-boat, for Rattlesnake
Shoals, near Charleston, S. G. The Arctic was
built at The Philadelphia navy-yard in 1856,
for iight-boat but was purchase by the Navy
Department from the Revenue Department
for the purpose of going TO the arctic regions,
for DIR. Kane. She is now, we see, about to re-
turn TO her original position.
She will mounttwo lights on masts fifty
We feet high and will be what is called first
class light-boat She is 9s feet In length a5 feet
breadth, and IL feet depth of hold, and built in
the strongest and most substantial manner 1t
will be remembered that she was frozen up ut
the North one whole winter and although she
was forced upon the lummucks of ice where
she remained all winter, there is not Il timber
in her strained.
The body of the negro mentinea in yeeter-
days Dispatch As drowned, has been recovered
PERCUSSION.
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Later from Mexico.

Nrw 0RLsASs, Aug. 1.-The steamers In.
dianola and Arizona, from Brasoe on slc Ypth.
have arrived, bringing AsA00a In spscie. and
dates from Tampico to the 28sh nit
Degellrdos was then actively engaged in
preparing for the next campaign. Garcia Is
ri Maianioras recruiting
The decree of Jaarez, eonflscating the church
property, was enthusiastically received in
Northern Mexico.
A conducta was on its way to brownsville
with Sspo,no0 In specie.
There had been $50 deaths from yellow fever
nj Cvnosa.
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CAR D.-Under the head OF % Co partner. :,
N shin, Bulletin July 1st,l T. M. Cory and G.
c. Miller are mentioned as .'successorso Of MiLLER
& BTRTHE, No. s., Common street" There Is
It should 10 corrected. The business still exists,
and Is carried on at the old stand AZ heretofore,
though the styie OF the arm il chansed,
BCRTHE K HIGGINS, is Common st.
New Orleans, July I, 1859. jy D--dlm@
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
s0C1ETY.-SeaIed proposals will b received
t1rongh the Post Office until u o'clock the 9th day
ups. ne Hermitage Fair Grounds.
fans ana working drawings can he soon At the
Arm1ry., CHARLES DIMMOCK, +
" U-M Sec'y Va. q. A. 8.
DEHuYtAN GgANl.-F Five thousnnd hags No.
4 Ferlyian GIANo, lAndipg from brig J. B.
ass-A EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 60,
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,.gBy Edmond, Davenport & Co., Ancts.

>.sby EdM0nd' davenport 4 Co., Aucts.
CARGO SALE OF RIO COFFEE. SALT
SPORTER AND FINE TEA-On SATURDAY
the 9th Aug We will sell, at our Office at IL O clock
NJ, the cargo of the barque Sally Magee, consist,
ing of
$500 bags RIO COFFEE. quito number of the
marks of Lazuayra style.
CPS sacks fine SALT, per ship Mary Russell di-
rect from Liverpool.
800 tierces Pints and Quarts LONDON PORTER,
just landing from ship Amazon and ship Ca
rayan.
ALSO,
225 half chests of fine Gunpowder TEAS, impor-
ted by us by the ship Romance of the Sea-" from
China. EDMOND, DAVENPORT * CO.,
jy 26-tis Auctioueers
Will he added to the above sale, $50 has La
guayra COFFEE, damaged, sold for account OF
whom it may concern. E., ID. Il CO.
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"a GRAND CLEARING OUTWx,

-. GRAND CLEARING OUTUMv
fsmy nave e.erm;nss 4 y s,s xlns -
business in Richmond, and return home tn the
North. As ! wish to close up in : very few veeks.
rRnNKu Bo 81 RS i BSxE
sell them at cest and less than cost to eose thsm
worth sias sdlss black aaissrs y i 7sc., WORTH
S-ss SIS viii q and -; lai;ss sssis Coz
gress Heeled Gaitere-best analty--at Ql.sB. worth
sl.2s; misses black Gai.srs..best spalliy IN,
would would g ese.R a. ssprSss sncss -
worth Si2s misses black and tan Caters. hss.sd
best auaity.Sl.oo, worth l;so; childssn's shosS
ss a % snality-wos,h 7sc Also lsdsS
ladies' Iaerocco heslsd Foote'S Z, sISeiic; ssr
want womcn's Bootee; ard Cater, at yer low
Valises and CARPET Bags, ct cost and len than
cost, to close them out.
SO come at once and buy Jour supply while fhsy
may be had so chsSp for or pSst sell Sns insisv
jyso-s.l A ss doors bslov !. Il. Price 3 COZ:
TSO THE BUSlNExA CQMMgNITY.:..
MAR HSSIITSs 1 SNT gfES eth g.
have over the old system Of the Pot and Brush ere
ns follews, viz 1t does never evspoIsts. Whatever
30 used At any tims without selling youf hands. asd
ds = .oRSs .ssvs
IN contact with; and to cartmen and weishers. and
to command sheir attention. il can b ussd vii
is.e II sss ..s ss, s ss s ,sr sa q. !.
cessfully rsed, BY than two thoussnd bnsinsss
i SsS YIN Il. u sa..,,.n w,ts.,
manufacturer and sole agent for the city Of Rich
. Saa III "a Isl Sa ..,s.s No
EREsH NEW 0OODS.--Juss orsnsd ; kFss
= = lot Of eAosss a.d ssasslsl GOODS, saitsd -
:.. ;;ISs,s. ssa sIssaAss
NfHS ss sc.3G ea FL iS;sssi dfsA
::s sS:Ef }ss'lss: g I;'l 81 ssss
Lsdisss and Nisss' cGTTox HOSIERY, sall
ssf b YET ni sa s;As iAvoss sss-s Z
PiaIa "a EnSaoidsIsSi {. G. Hnxrs. ..ry
asss n: ia sE;s i. sssS. z.
At.o eo f.'a ireissEYs sss ..sx.,,.. a. ,,,s.
s ssistr g. m s1a q ks ~ e H.
R G,,, jsa .ho ss.e .esl:. &. ssss
s ~ .ss cheap :.s j. W
. sssa T q 1; sA sfsKsiEd !; MS
sSSD: { ;ss :;; 4 A
S sTkfFltLfAs sHYs 1kssAsko Ew u 81 s az
tlslss too namsroas 70 nsss HEs, Ia so88 -
Pa s., ~. s:;:..
$50 a z: 49,: q, Fl l 81 49,
Risi, and tbs !ssevsE5 6 On. vAisA - 49,
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An Indian Battle.

ST. Louis, Aug. t.--Adyices from st. Joseph
Of the 18th state. that band of Omaha In
dams had been attacked on the Plains BY a large
party OF Sioux, and seventeen killed, and the
same number wounded. The 0mahas took
Eve Sioux scalps. The fight took place on the
nigh, of the I'D. abopt TOO miles from Decatur,
IN Nebraska Territory.
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The Kentucky EIer,iou.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug. 1.-The election, rs
far as heard from, shows Ashland district, for
Coagress, 10 be ciose. In the 5th district Jno.
Young Brown, Dem, is probably elected over
I IA. 1ewett Opp. In the I'd district there is
a large opposition gain. As far as heard from
ia the 9Th district, Robert Mallory, Opp, is 9oo
ahead of Thos, II. Holt, Dem.
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w col Fair.

CLEVELAND, Aug. IA Wool Fair viii he
held here August ith. Fine samples of Ohio.
hsen exhibited. The public sales will CON-
iueHce on the 5th of August
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S0feeeroNdone0 Of the MN1&lpn0 B1QDnpeIsE s$MM
ssr,s Dvosga,- ivs,s y .As s'sss W;stAsil .
r. Rsesssspes6attsNA ~.
wixcnEsrxR. Va, July 3l1l.
A drought OF great severity = prUyailink In
this lovely region Of eonntrys The corn.
which was 80 promising three weeks since. n
sun, aud the rich grass, which wayea III ths
breeze, and looked so fresh and green. when I
passed through from this place 10 Harper,s
Ferry, short time since, is now dry and
brown, aud spark only would be necessary
to burn up whole fields. A rain within week
might redeem most Of the corn. but should
none fall in that time, the crop here viii h.
me smallest made for years, Notwithstanding
have been diminished by succession OF NM
favorable seasons -.s'-'75
What q dreadful visitatfon drought is. II
Is one OF the worst calamities that can al1iict
words of the Episcopal litany, From r~s,i.
fence and famine, good Lord deliver MS ~
They nrc twins, aud are sure to appear toap,h.
fr. How sad II Is TO see the noble corn. with
us vigorous stem, It's broad, green leaves It's
delicate siiken tassel grazing It's abu et,an ears
ana Ats crown of plumes which IL wears like d
conqaeror, willing in the sun and whitening
ior the want OF that sustenance which the
nara. dry earth yields net. And how meian-
choly is 1t to see the green grass, which is so
refreshing TO the sight, great a resource for
me FARMER, which ministers much TO our
luxury M well as our comfort burnt by the
cording to ancient superstition, cursed by the
witches. The change wrought in the fields
hereabeut in the last three weeks suggest these
feelings But thank God, we live in a country
whose variety of climate and soil, and whose
extensive systems of railroads and water COM
munications render a famine one OF the most
improbable Of events. Il Mk
This is one of the healthiest towns l know.
1t is singulariy located in a basin surrounded
by very graceful hills. The air Is very pure,
and the living excellent rs it is in the heart of
one of the most productive sections of Vir-
ginia.
am stopping for a few days at the Taylor
Hotel, which is well kept by most ohiiging
aad excellent gentleman, Mr.. Saunders. His
table is very fine, and he is assiduous in his
attentions TO the wants and comfort of his
guests.
There are number of churches here and
among the ministers is the Rev. Mr.. Ryland,
from your city, son ofDr. r land, of Richmond
College, who is a jealous preacher, and enjoys
the esteem Of his congregation in very high
de- rec. ss X.
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~ ALEX. Is. HUCHESQN,1 g = B
JNQ. A.. HuCHESON, Commits
j. b. YOUNG. - ( sion0rs.
HUGH Nj. HuCHEs0N,
JAS. nj. TAYLOR & Son, Auets.
jy 23-2awtl5Stdtds

Two XA%fANST koIsI d. oN s SssS q
e pasm II o e sI BreE EaRST
on the north side OF 6Iace, between MADISON ana
Monroe streets, with rooms each and framed
The Lots from. ss,. feet each and run back $50
Immediately after the above, will bc sold, two
beautiful building LOTS, at the corner Of trace
ming back 1852 feet 70 an alley Is feet wide Persons
desiring lot for buiidng PURPOSES 40 retired and
genteel neiyhborhood, would do well to attend this
TEnMs.-one- third cash !; balance at 8, II and 10
months. for negotiable notes. with interest, and
'i WI JAS JAS. Me- n. TAYLOR SON. Auets.
1 taspo. q FHk yt c6SsFi 5r EsF fIc g.
A. .gscs e. sRronssd S sh s.e1s.
q, :s H. q 4; %sI.: a.. ].
= sfsss s. issf .ss'Ss g e
Ssis q Ssr. SS.s
SssHssn suS hundred and sGsSsy ana tssss hum
drsd. scsss--oss hundred sn1 kiky 81 winch arp
arabic ls4a and the Jse%psRder 4 !. .oo9 ed
s:':. :sS ss
is for the mos. part, Of Rood aads Iprticn
eft well se.iq slSsss sdinss efs med-
$etffEa iliS s5A5sE
Thu rss s. ou sEs sssd e. so
sisx hscash g; sss: III, ,s.1 or e. 5',s s g
sfi 81 sa &c 81 s' 8 8. sss i
a fssn:-ous 6fsA eash; the balsass u lo.r sspal
ieSt.iments. s !, - and Z ys.Ts. E1m &C s.g
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tunNlTuRE. DRY GOODS. &c.-Win be
xxi, s9 ~ scti9n q my store. corner Main and
~ III =, N1hu RSDAY MORNING next the
ns nPv 81 Housn nold and Kitchen furniture.
CYL HoODS-Several lots new and desirable
SRirs.; Han Caps and Bonnets. LARGE lot Hoop
GRccERIEs-whisksy Gin Rr.,a. w;...
Sugar, Coffee and Bacon ' Di"noy, wines,
Also, 20.O0O Cigars.
Large assortment Crockery- Ware.
au3 ~ ~ OWN
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The Atlantic Gable.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.--The Ocean Queen has
arrived here. Her news has been generally
anticipated. The London papers announce
that Atlantic cable shares are advancing
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10! FOR THE sHoCKoE HILL BA-

II XAAR.-At SCHAAP " cos, Ger. Broad and
ID streets YOU find Dinner and Tea Sets plain and
ornamenred, low and high-prcc ones. but all ex
cosdinsly cheap; Pitchers, Ewers, and Basins,
Glass Ware: as TumbIers from 81 cents dozen up
tiohiets, butter, Preserve. Sugar. and Pickle
DISHES, seliingput lar trihe: Wooden and Will
loS NJ are; Tahle Cutlery. Britannia, Aibats Sill
YER Plated Ware; Old Dominion Coffee and Tea
Pots; Preserve Cans; Teal Trays: Looking
tii1sses thy e-by. send your broken ones to be
repaired there and all other Honse- Furnishing
Goods, Children s Carriages. grand assortment
n great sacrifice. and selling in proportion; Fancy
foods too numerous to mention. Glorious news
for the lsdes.-Fresh arrival of those charming
French Hair Pms, eagerly waited for. Also,
Wire. Pearl. and Morocco Porte Monuaies; Satch-
els; Cahas: Toilet Articles. aHd-but we must
stop. and refer You. for further information OF the
greatest advantage tn Yourself, tn the
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prrar,nre OF ,hc Presidcnt from Rcdfara

BgproRp, Aug. The President, accompa-
nied ny Mrs. Secretary Thompson, Miss Lane
Judge Bewlar. Augustus Scheii, aud Mr.
Thompson, with Judge Doughersy and Major
Watson, OF Bedford, left this morning for Cum.
hetlanh.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.-!Ioraee Mann, Presi-
dent OF Antioch College, died at the yellow
Springs this afternoon
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,full supply Of thsas srIsniid msosunIsnis
have been received. ...- & -
TN addttiqP e she bsentifnl BOIx pg No1x ~
right form. =
The Chicksrinss havs rscsivsd = Risse py;ss ~
dais, all over renowned competitors ard frow Int
rank lnstitutious and FaiYs Of America aa1 q xl-
nos than any other factory In the World. -
rom the CHICKERING'S hAve ernarated tho toetan
the Piano to s preeont pevectica, and " thogrSoS
capital they haveinvested in nanufaetur3ngseovo-
than any other factory. None of fbsir ssSSnsn1sls
leave the wareroom without their having bon t6l.
~ inspected by the best artists. - 4
As their factory has never more than one aeensy
IN city, in Richmond those instSuments 60 oaly
The hosoTy varr.sss al PIANOS ssld b III
agency. - sgs IS - ~
Orders promptly. attended to- i
~NARERooMs-North side OF Broad stroo4, poos
Ninth, and at HApLIsfON Z BIOS, No. ~ Mar
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Sailing OF the Storrsship Relief.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The store-ship Re-
lief sailed to-day, for Aspinwall.
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PICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
REV. NJ: D. HoGE. D. D.,

VI. ". e, U.,(
A. NJ: DUPUY. A. NJ. rrinoipas'
A Seminary for the education of young ladies'.
men, viii be opened in the City OF Richmond an the
LIST day of October, 1859.
and hsvs T "a of
connected with the Institution; and, while his other
TIME to the business Of actual instruction he viii
be present. day by daE, at the lectures and recita
standins and nrocescI Of tbe pups and do ali IN
mis- power to promote their intellectual and spirit
M. buruT will devote his whole time to the d.
his care. Those Of them who are boarders viii be
treated as members OF his own family, and every
provision will be made for their personal comfort,
in health and In sickness. This parental chargers
assumed with due appreciation Of its responsible
An ample and competent corps of assistants Will
and Painting. Win be secured. Great pains viii be
not only to read and write It correctly, but to speak
it with facility To secure this advantage, French
lady will reside with the family.
A good apparatus will be employed to illustrate
the Truths of Physical Science, and impress them
A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music is the want Of time, and inducement to
practice the lessons WHICH have been given BY. the
Professor. To obviate this evil, a Teacher of Music
will be member OF the household, and will per-
sonally superintend the pupils during the hours al
The cearse Of Study will comprise all that i. es-
the rSdinents Of The English fonsus to the higher
branches of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sci
ence, and Ancient Languages.
Wrtten Examinations conducted in privatel
will be held ut convenient Intervals, and always at
the close of the sessions and ct the completion of
the whole course of studies. Diplomas will be pre-
scented to the young ladies who have creditably
passed all the examinations.
Board for nine months. $4,000
Washing and Lights. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 250O
Tuition in Primary Department. ............ 5000
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches. 1000
Tuition in Advanced English Branches. 5000
Medern and Ancient Languages-each.. 1000
Musc-Vocal and Instrumental (Piano and
Gnltar), one lesson for one hour per
Use OF Instrument. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
One half payable on the LIST day of October 1859,
and the remainder on the 18th Of February, 1866
strict compliance with this requirement. must be
insisted upon.
Deduction will be made for these charges in cases
of protracted sickness.
Money Should also be deposited to meet the con-
tingent expenses of a boardeI.
Boarders will always accompany the Principal to
the Presbyterian Church on the Sabbath, unless
Otherwise directed BY the parent or guardian, in
which case all proper facilities will be afforded, to
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
Dr. HoGE will take pleasure in answering any let
ters OF inquiry with regard to the School.
ALI business letters shonld he addressed to ~
? 10 2o-3m A. NJ. DUPUY. Richmond. Va.
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success of tho Republican. In st. Lon,s.

ST, LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Incomplete returns
frosa the county election. yesterday, indicate
the success of the Republicans by a large ma
jority.
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- WALsW9 GUN AND Pm
-. tolls, LING TACKLE,

SPORTING APPARATUS. WALKING CANEd,
&.ecss-JAS. WALSH, Manufacturer and Importer Of
hnes, Guns, Pistols. &C., invites this attention Of
weii-selected assortment Of goods Of every de-
scIiPtlon IN the gunnery line. which he will sell u
modatins terms. - - -, 8
Colts celebrated FIvErsHoOTER, and svsry
Also, AMMUNITION, PERC uSSION CAPS, &C.
= re nss n store. Also, CHOICE assortment Of
He will repair all kinds Of Fire Arms nsatiy,
quickly and substantially, mount Canes. 70 AZ and
repair Door and Trunk Locks, at bic prices.
JAMES WALSH,
jy 12-lm Maker aud Ina porter OF Guns, lie,