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Annoying.-In retired parts of the city, and
especially along the suburbs, ladies are very
much annoyed and often insulted, by strag-
houses without giving the slightest warning.
and when reprimanded for SO doing, become
impudent and abusive. Yesterday morning
lady residing at the west end Of Clay street
while sitting in her chamber in the second
story, heard the front door open and imme-
diately started down to learn the cause On
the steps she met a rough-looking customer,
with a pack on his bock evidently making his
way to where she was, and demanded to know
his business ut the same time ordering him out
The fellow retreated until reaching the front
porch, where he halted, refusing to go farther.
Nothing daunted, the madam closed the front
door in his face, stepped into the back yard,
unclaimed vicious dog and set him on the
ruffian, seeing which the fellow beat hasty
retreat, leaving his pack behind him.
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Io.L.d y, Iohn w Contv found asIeen

Locked Up-John w. Couty, found asleep in
n store door, was sent to Jail by the Mayor, to
he taken care of. Not many years ago, poor
John was one of the most brilliant young men
in this section of the State, and withal was
temperate and industrious. Becoming trou-
bled in mind he soon took to drink, and is now
but little better than a madman. When
threatened with the prison, he told the Mayor
that no better place could now be found for
him, and seemed TO receive his sentence with
a great deal of eomposure.
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The Empire MinssreIs are contemplating a
grand musical entertainment at Metropolitan
Hall
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DEFEAT OF THE FRENcH IN CHIxA.--The
French In China have sustained defeat IN
recent attack upon Hue, the capital OF Cocnln.
China, at which the English residents IN Cni-
na strangely express no sorrow There y. no
doubt, however, Of final snccess, and 20 conn.
dent are tie French Of this and % open ana
avowed II .heir intentions Of taking permanent
possession Of the country, thai materials are
houses in Cochin -China, in the European style.
The French feet there consists Of seventeen
vessels Of all Sizes, carrying iee guns The
largest. tbs fris1te Nemesis, y 81 nsty guns,
ths fiar. ship Of Admiral Rignuit De 0enouilly,
Who commapded the 1ees the last suraWor II
the (iilf Of Pseheis Five Of tbs numhew are
gun.boat,, carrying FROM two TO six guns, and
The rest six 70 twelve guns.
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n Cholera Morbus and Summer Cem-
PLAlNTs.-These annoying and dangerous diseases
not speedily checked, often destroy the c0nstitu-
tion, and not unfreauently life itself Al sur0
that universally popular medicine, ,BAkER'SPRE-
MUM BlTTERS, and We therefore advise every
one to give II trial. Al preventive to indiSeo-
tion, and corrector and purifier Of the stomach,
these Bitters are unsurpassed
"a. Every family should keep few bottles on
hand. Price 50 cents per bottle. s5e-aA4 )
To be had wholesale and retail 1T tho Ding Stores
Of ApIE GRAY. PURCELL. LADD B CO.,
Druggists in Virginia.
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IA How to Cure all Pain and Bsw~lcsm.
PLAINTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. sidss,
Limbs Back, Rheumatism, Neur uralgia Sore Throat,
HORNE'S CURE-ALI.. II acts upon the nsFvse,
bones. sinews. blood and muscles. anpihiiatinx all
pain like mazic Bottles l2, 3 and 50 cents =. =
If yog suIfer with Cholera, Diasrh9s, Leoee4s1e
q t6e ksysl: g SqHmsT SpwRl:nS, re ~
instant relief. Bottles . Dents. IS
The Cure all cures all pain, The caxminativs
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. - cents bot
tle - assg ~ as =
and Norfolk. III n-1xm
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Aptomnas, the harpist, we'll known in New
York and other northern cities, gave an enter
tainment at the Exchange Hotel last night, and
was to leave for the White Sulphur Springs
this morning
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AN ENGLISH DIVORCE CASE IN HIGH LIFE.
The London papers give the decision Of the
following divorce case
Admiral Sir Fleetwood Pellew in 1853 was
appointed to the chief command in the China
seas, leaving Lady Peilew-whose medical ad-
visers did not think 1t prudent for her to go
with him-with her mother at Brussels. In
1854 they met once more, but in October of the
same year she left him and went to Paris,
where she met Capt. Berkeley, with whom she
has since lived. Afterwards in a letter to her
husband, she sad that IL was impossible to
overcome her attachment for Capt. Berkeley,
but, II she had been left alone less frequently
she might not have taken the step she did,
She concluded by suggesting to him to sue for
a divorce, In order that she might cease WEAR
ing his name. and have an opportunity Of re-.
habiIitatine herself. Sir FleetWood Obtained .
divorce from bed and board from an eeclesias-
tical court Lady Pellew and Capt Berkeley
are now living in Brussels and have Two chill
dren. The object Of the present action is TO
Obtain 4 dissolutipn Of the marriage tie, = de-
cree for which was nnally granted.
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GOLD FROM THE GRAyE-THe New Diseore-
ries in Panama.-About the first of this month
some parties, exploring in an Indian burial
ground at David, Chiriqui, found an earthen
pot at the left hand side OF a grave. The pot
contained several small images Of gold, rough
ly cast, and about ~ carats fine. Further ex-
plorations showed that similar put was
placed ut the left side of every grave, and in
five days over $tU0,O00 of gold images w ere ta-
ken from one huaco or tomb. Then spread
like wildfire. A thousand persons were soon
on the ground, and it is expected that millions
of dollars will be dug ont of these Indian bu
rial places, as there are hundreds of huscos at
Chiriqui.
The images are small, rude limitations of ami
mails and birds. and probably We're originally
made for idols One is u human figure about
three inches high, with the head of a mo nster;
another spread eagle; another frog; and
there are variety of nondescripts that will
make an highly interesting study for the lovers
of Indian antiquities. Some of the images are
of gold mixed with copper alloy but the
greater part are of ~ carat gold. There was
considerable excitement on the subject mt Pan
anna, and on the 18th of July, three clipper
schooners Were advertised TO sail for the dig
ging with passengers and freight.
Chlriqui is the name common to river Ia
COON and archipelago in New Grenada in the
department of the Isthmus The river after
northward course, enters the lagoon. which
is separated from the Caribbean Sea by the
Chiriqui Archipelago. The Chiriqui Lagoon
is spacious bay with three entrances, and ca
pable Of containing ships Of the largest class.
40 to 50 miles inland. David is one of the
small towns on the Archipelago.
WRECK or A TURKISH STEAMER.-LOss of
II Lires, aud Ousyagss by the Crew.-A letter
from Alexandria, ON the<sDth ultimo, says
A frightful catastrophe has thrown the Eu-
ropean inhabitants of this city into eonsterna-
| tion. The steamer Silistria of the Ottoman
Company which left Alexandria tor Constan-
| tinople on the 25th, with about $50 Turkish
and Christian passengers on hoard, foundered
at sea, in consequences of a leak which she
| sprung in few hours after she left the port.
| Only 273 Of the persons on board were saved
| by small Egyptian transport the remaining
| II having perished The captain and Turkish
| crew of the vessel are said to have acted with
| the greatest barbarity, preventing, by violence
| and murder, the unfortunate CHRISTIANS from
| ayailing themselves of the assistance thus pro-
i videntiaily sent to them. During the few
| hours previous TO the yefsel going down scenes
| of carnage took place odDlhe deck between the
crew, under the orders OF their captain, and
| the Europeans ON board. A Venetian had his
head cut open by a-cut from hatchet, and
/ others were killed In the struggle. The Chris
/ tians, in addition to losing all their property
i ON board were robbed of all the money and
| iewelry they had about them. The captain
and crew Of the steamer on being bronght back
/ to Alexandria were put into aconfinement 70
/ await Investigation into the anafr.
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Disrspxtable eHonse.-Elizabeth Probst, char e.
ed with harboring Louisa Kerr, n girl of swe 1t
sixteen, was before the Mayor, but nothin &
was proved against her. The examination wa
continued until to-day, for other witnesses.
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No Papers.-Margaret Smith, free negress.
had to spend Thursday night in the cage, for
being caught in the streets without her regis-
ter. Yesterday morning she proved her free
dom, and the Mayor permitted her to slide.
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A SOurHERN TAcToRr.-Ihe cotton factory
at Augusta, Ga, turns ont iasNoQ yards Of man
ufactured cloth, every day.
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Mechanics Institx.e.--A regular monthly
meeting of the Institute will be held next
Monday night Mt o'clock.
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W. *. Ornond. taiursdl 81 ~ explosioA is
the saoamhoat Iawtoo, Ayesql Wseee - dlea
q on sSs Nh inst, i aAvaasak G.,
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Important Decision.-A debating society in
this city has just decided, by "A large majority,
that the present Emperor of France is not q
patriot. What will be the effect upon Napo-
IeOO,S ner yes remains to he seen.
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A Golden Wedding.

The great social event of the day the mar
riage (or we should say, the alliance, since il
is to be conducted on royal scale of magnifi-
cencel between the Cuban millionaire, Senor
o., and the fair Americana, Miss b., is to be
celebrated or about the middle of next
month; first in Grace Church, to conciiate the
Protes tant preiudiceS of the bride, ard after
wards with impressive display, at one of the
Roman Catholic cathedrals. The golden we'd
ding has been postponed on account of the
recent severe illness of the bridegroom, as well
to await the arrival of Il one hundred thou
sand dollar bridal present from Cuba, TO be
sent by the gentleman's sister to her prospec-
tive sister-in-law. So brilliant a parti, with
his sixty years and his four millions of dol
lars, has been for more than year the end and
aim of many Fifth avenue matrons on behalf
of their budding daughters, and of many Fifth
avenue heiresses on their own behalf; but the
ambitious hopes of these dowagers and bellies
have been sadly crushed by young lady out
side their ''set,' portionless perhaps, but rich
in her seventeen years, her Eugenie-like
features, and her tall, graceful figure, to say
nothing of virgin affections.
The suspicious blending of these kindred
hearts dates from last New Years day, when,
under the genial influence of the season, gen.
erous fortune led his prancing steeds, his yell
low interpreter, and his golden self, to the
house irradiated by her presence; since which
time, after speedy and successful courtship,
the ardent lover has piled the curiosity shops
of Broadway for gifts worthy Of his ''Solden-
tressed Adelaide"
Tiffany has supplied them to the jolly tune
of six hundred thousand dollars to wit:
"One set of diamonds and pearls, consisting
of necklace, bracelet, brooch, earrings and
head par4re one set opals and diamonds; one
set emeralds and diamonds; four superb fans,
dazzling with diamonds; siXexquisite diamond
hair pins Il watch and chatelaine, wonderful
with enamel and diamonds; rings OF fabulous
splendor, and ct ceteraS too brilliant to enume-
rate or imagine"
The bridal Jewels, par ercellence, now being
manufactured in Paris, are to be of pearls of
rare size and diamonds of pure water; and the
wreath which will conf1ne the one thousand
dollar miracle OF a nuptial veil, is to be COM
posed of orange blossoms in Jewels, emerald
leaves, diamond and sapphire flowers, set in
gold:
''The gold doth show her blessedness,
The sapphres mark her true )"
and we may wind up with the EliZabethan
item of forty elaborate dresses, to be s'com-
posedr in lavish style. After the wedding
and one week of reception succeeding it, in
stead OF the usual tour, the happy pair will
retire to honeymoon it in "paiatial' Four
teenth street residence, in which, with love
mpatience, the fair flancee is already in.
stalled, under the protection of her delighted
parents.
In the autumn, Senor o. will introduce his
bride to his own sunny land; after which the
guy capitals Of Europe will he made brighter
by her advent and her diamonds,-so. they
say y Tribune.
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Peppered-Some lad, while mounting gar
den fence, on the northeas suburbs, last Thurs
day night, was treated to dose of coarse salt,
which accelerated his speed and made him
smarter than he had been for sometime.
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Hangarian Honey Blade Grass.-NF. John T..
Martin, of James City county, Is growing this
luxuriant grass, q specimen of which may be
seen in the Dispatch counting -foom. Mr.. NJ.
says that eight pounds of seed to the acre will
produce fine crop, even ON ordinary high
land
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Smashed.-Yesterday horse attached to
light wagon, which was loaded with furniture
and crockery ware, backed down into the deep
gully between Sd aad 18th streets, and madc q
complete wreck of the entire load. The horse
escaped with slight in iury
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The GrotcinE Corn, In the neighborhood Of
Richmond, never looked more promising than
at present, and if the weather continues sea-
sonable, abundant yields will bless the labors
of the farmers. We were shown q stalk, yes
terday, eight feet long. which contained three
well. filled ears.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

50, FOR SALE EPRivATEtY--,eyera new
k5 FRAME TFNEMENTS. With rsspset to
rHiiort. they are well arranged and located as
aet are IN The nlest nenrishas and respectable
t}tn hlteea mlnates walk to the centre q; laasiee
ess rendas them desirable as retired hones
kLSo-ScVefal handsome BUILDING LOTS.
ai0ning the aforesaid property Apr,y 10
+. ID. EACIo. Pearl street,
=, 9A--irp Mar EVchans, pl.
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ssrvices 70 those Of hsr 0vn ssx. md p e1ldFes,
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shs @ @sgs!ssirs yishs Tor TIE above mode g Mahiay
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p..s Il sss y. remove 3 Is s!sssa
under OF betxssa them; they ere. therslors, clssh
ss @ossh and IL .assos @
'sf iii. % @stSod having Ssss ~ sasesss ssd oonnssa
North aS'f ana ssass Rass s.ss;s. s,ssi =. E Sss
M g sHy who my dsssrs 3. e ~
Ss Old M stIs s. s :ss mss. y S.s Il
Filling theroushly and gently done; spd tssth sKS
oss By Sysosss sS ssHi H. Tho wish
"a Na,ur. is the Greet Phys.ctan. .-TAis {
10 now admitted ny the moocNl profession - tun-
damenta principle OF healine science It 10 wisoIy
provided by the human econonly. that Whenever
raj forces Of the body brought 10 bear EXCEL
4 the disease. The great aim, therefore. - 70
y in view by tho skillful compounders Of Dr. J. HOS
4 LETTERS BITTERS, which operate 20 give fresh
this medicine upon the stomach, the liver and the
daneys, are prompt and decisive. The patient yhO
10 V4se enoug to quit druggas. and try the BIT
= TEfE. soon feels ~ if he had taken new lease OF
life, ana g he continues the of the article hs
10 oysrioyoG 10 find the stream Of health c0ufDiuG
t.Toush his fA5ne. Lot all from whose cheek the
b. Wm has aslnxed, give Or. ]. HOSTETTER6
Sod By ArugSists eas dsalsrs generally, every
n See advertisement in another column. a .. I
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Looking Up.-Priyate advices from the Nor tn
INFORM the tobacconisis that the manufactured
weed is in more demand than for some weeks
past, and that sales may be ex pected by the ist
Of October, but that buyers expect fall in
prices
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rOR NkNT.-A HoI.sE and n, !. !.

3 FOX HENT%-A HOUSE aud lot IN rear ot
!: Mon station Church, on union Hill The
4 house has tour rsonls and kitchen and a weil of
os water in the yard. For terms, apply al the
ci mond and DanviIe Car Shop, 10
= Ss-6t' o. TUCKER
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FnR RENT-A desirshe f,mily

:, FOR RENT--A LODGING RooM.-ilne
/. hne slfs ROOM for rent, suitable to a single
= gentleman. Appiy At l!2 Broad street bclow
fx -
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What Is a PHtiit NNisdsce,--M Messfs. r. ana
+. Morris, tho owners Of = planning mill on
summoned before tho Mayor yesterday to show
cause why they should not b nned for Great
Ing public nuisance. Several parsons restd-
ing in the neighborhOod were examined a. wit
nesses, and all Of them testified that the i'm
mense volumes of smoke which issued from
the stack when the engine was at work, was
nuisance to them Mt times, ali OF them dsclar-
ing that they were compelled to close their
WINDOWS 70 exclude the smoke, when the wind
blew from certain point Mr. Randolph the
counsel for the accused, took the ground that
the smoke was not Pxblic nuisance, unless il
incommoded persons in the public streets or
.qnares, and that prosecution could not lie
IL the inconvenie9ce only extended to intiiyi.
dnais in private places. If persons were az
grieyed, they had q mode pointed ont to them
IA suit for damages-bnt the Commonwealth
Lad no right to become party to the suit. In
cities every body must expect to st,hmit to In
conyeniences Of some sort. or manufnctnrex
would cease, and, therefore, that which might
be considered n nuisance In the country Wa
only an inconvenience here. II the Mayor
were to determine that the defenders shnnId
pull down their factory and give mn their hn-
siness, ne would subject them to q ruinous
injury Then, too, there are scores Of stacks
and MANUFACTURES, all over the city, that
would have to come down. and fhe cons..
quence would be, that many of our best estah.
iishments would be dispensed with, and hum
dreds Of our citizens be driven to seek emnlov
ment elsewhere.
Mr. Randolph thsught the defendants ought
to make their stack as high as they could do SO
with safety, and do all in their power to pre-
vent the annoyance of their neighbors; but he
did not believe the Mayor would undertake to
say mat private annoyances were to be made
puoilc nuisances, and that because few uer-
sons We're incommoded by smoke, manu-
turer must close his business.
Mr Mayo. after hearing the evidence. took
an'ii tnis morning to give his opinion.
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ROOMS TO LET.--Appi, at

49, ROOMS TO LET.--Appty at
81: TCPMAN & HULL'S
49, " .P-et lM Main street
=, FOX kENT-A HOUSE on Franklin. be-
III: tHeen Ed and I'D streets, coutalninr fouY
H foot's-kitchen, and well OF good water in the
STd. POSSESSION gwen Immediately. For terms
- apply To-. no. Il. LYME. Gent Aren't,
3! S--tsl Office IN Basemen, Metropolitan Hall
K, SHOP. WITH POWER. FOR RENT.
81: Two rooiIss 10 feet square each with station
~2aTy eAgine, ot sI1, horse power. Apply To s.
ssnMnson, at Bevidere Flaming Mill. 9th and
';cl streets. iy 25-ts
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~ E.R KENT-A desirable family RESI-
Is. DENCE over the store 0t Broad street for
~ merl, occupied by Miss &, Icmasey IL is a
rs,rshle bouSe tor naantua i. aker havins a " de
as sc amd good entrance. Rent $3.50. Apply 10
j. &-ts ALEX. MOTT. No. 81 Main St
-, ROOMS To LET Pleasant ROOMS for
- Young men. Apriy at laT, Main rect. front
~ yH'in' np STAIRS. MtNNiS' 0ld GALLERY
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Clear the GHtters.--Every occupier Of a house
is required by law to keep the gutter clean in
front of his premises, NJ the risk Of having :
fine imposed upon him. The same law forhids
the empfying OF snds and slops In the street;
and yet many of the cutters 90 unswept, and
scores Of families make the streets the reccp-
tacles Of the 'swasten Of their premises, in de.
nance Of the police and the law.
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SHOP, WITH POWER. FoRRENT.
FOR RHNT-Tbe cl,ribl, .i,n,,ed ~

A. TN NEN = ne cIIgIbIy NltuAfeu STOKE
II IN the corner OF Broad and yth streets los feet
IAueep, with large basement rooms, water closet
and Has sitronghout basement, store md office.
pnriny torty 1--WE years active business ON Broad
street, ] have made the acquaintance of a great
many valued friends IN town and country, most oil
whom continued their patronage TO my son. and
AmoRs whom are some three four hundred regu-
ar c1stomers,.With accounts ranging from Slo0 to
Sino per year.
As Ia the store, the advantages Of its position as
Ia place of business, and especially for the retail
rade, are not surpassed by any other house in the
eiy, being convenient to all the Hotels aud Rail
roads, and also being the great thoroug hfare for
cat zess and strangers gong up or down town.
Possession gwen IRON lst To l0th August. For
terms. apply to MANN S. VALENTINE
10 2i-ts Garner RrnaG a nj 9th Str
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Alassst Eafdk Some few dats siiace. : a.
tng-rcoul servant and . cAvsiaes dflSes. hG1l1
owned by 4. Hancock, ESD, 81 Chcstef1ie1k
hAd dispute shout SONS trivial ma4ter. vhick
resulted in the dininG-room servant challea6.
ing the driver to mortal combat. Tho ch1f1
iepCe was promptly accsptsd. ard ths cou-
could get only q single weap0n-a hOsAsmAn's
pist0l-thrsw up heads and tails Tor fhe nrst
are. The driver won, and The dining
about and give the word. Ths driver ten
raised his weapon, pulled trigger, and - The
crack OF the pistol, his antagonist fill tn
ball having taken eject at the top Of the fore
head, glanced upwards, and torn portion Of
t.ie scalp on; out inflicting no deadly injury.
FINDING that he was not fatally shot ths
wounded man sprang to. his feet, claimed his
fire, and was In ths act Of re-loading the
weapon, when Mr.. Hancock came npon them,
stopped the combat, and gave the driver
thirty -nfne, Of course reserying q similar
dose for the wounded man, when BE shall have
recovered snficientfy to take It.
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- FOR RENT.-We have a ROOM 40 feet
Be. square, with excellent water power. well ada pit
aAed to any kind of isht manufacturing purposes
which we propose TO rent Fer terms. apply at the
Saw factory adjoining the paper mill. to
Jy 9-lmf BURGER i BOYLE.
IL, FOR RENT.-The BUILDING occupied
as. by the Examiner for rent from the lst of Au-
klgu ust For terms, apply To
RICHARD WALSH. Note Broker,
jv Its Governor street