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CRICKET-ELEvEN OF ENGLAND as. TwEN-
TY-Two OF AMERICAN.-The cricketers of this
country are patiently awaiting the arrival OF
the "All-England Eleven" who are expected
here about the commencement of next month.
The New York Post says
Some idea may be formed OF their character
as PLAYERS which the English Eleven sustain.
when we state that in Il match played between
the Ali England Eleven, and twenty two of
the South Club, in Lincolnshire, some years
ago, Parr, the then greatest batGan that ever
lived, scored from his own hat I2i. while the
twenty-five OF the South with a celebrated
batter and bowler from Sussex given iu) made
only Us. Their bowlers are also picked from
the best in England and their fielding wicket
keeping, and long stopping, are seldom eq ual-
led. and never eXceiled.
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Tn. Richmond Gray. In New York.

The Ntcnm0nQ 0r0ye ID NcW
The enthusiastic and magnificent reception
which the Richmond Grays have received In
New York will send thrill OF gra,iheaiioh
through every patriotic bosom in Virginia -
was demonstration to Virginia Oh 'ne ''a'
sentiments and character OF the great Amer.
can city, . city which never has oeeh 1i"'eo
with sectionaiism, nor warped py olsoa. up
on any subject civil or religious winch nos
heart big enough to embrace the "Ao,' 80
try. and As warm and generous In an us IN
-. :. th., of any community, North or
ro.,n ,non this continent Brilliantly and
,a.n,,,,i,v as New York has reciprocated the
caur,es,es of Virginia, we are not 10 oe sur
,,r,..,, he any demons tration of hospitality or
shiv.,,v thai she eau make. That great city
h.. ALWAYS been animated, rs all who know
bar viii hear witness, by the most enlarged
ard commemorative love of country, and dis
,invutshed by a spirit Of liberality, elevation
and marnaninity, such we are usually ac-
ca.,om.a 10 associate with Southern Chimes
The genuine New Yorker has all the charac-
teri.,ics upon which the Southerner prides
hi,pself-tho generosity, courage, courtesy and
oven the impulsiyeness, and hence IT Is not
surprising that the Firginians and New York
srs come together; their afiinities at once make
them one people, and unite them in the strong
est and closest bonds of love and confidence
We indulge the brightest anticipations OF the
effects upon the common country of these in
terchapges of visits and courtesies by our citi-
zen soldiers. They will undo all the mischief
that sectional politicians can accomplish. 1t
is certainly one Of the advantages of volnn-
teer organization that was never contemplated
in its establishment that it should put down
.. al,
OF civil war, by marching from North to South
and from South TO North, band of citizen
soldiers, armed with the kindly greetings and
patriotic affections OF their respective sec tons,
and received with no arms but the open arms
OF love, generosity and hospitality The elo
quens address OF the Rev DIR. WESTON, which
we published Tuesday, breathes the true sp-
rit Of patriots in both sections, and deserves
to be written in letters Of gold and inscribed
indelibiy upon the hearts Of the American
people.
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yu1on Mason.

Mr. MORRIS the editor of the Philadelphia
fnqutr>r, now in Paris, writes to his paper In
mplimentary terms of the American Minis
ter and Legation. lie says; "Judge MASON
is particularly attentive to his countrymen, is
At once digniiied and affable, II thorough diplo-
matist and full of information. The Amcri-
San Legation at Paris is every way honorable
70 the country and deservedly popular In
Er1urpr
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The Rattle ced.

The papers in different sections are discus
sing various remedies for rattlesnake bites but
we have seen no mention of the Rattle Weed,
q plant which is found on the Blue Ridge III
this State, and has been proved by repeated ex-
periments TO be an infallible remedy. In those
localities where it is found, 1t is prepared for
those bitten in boiled milk as a drink and at
the same time applied in poultice to the part
Il flee ted
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-. weehlx Di.psseh.

rhe weekly Dispatch, issued tins morning., :
..-s,~ n,er,a,ning number. Inthe contents
-. '.s,ndsa Miss ST. rcltx.s a very pretty
- nr,ae al A Dream--Newspapers--
rs.s, Tr,In,ns of women--The Meerschsum
M.n,.-Enects OF Novel Reading Lightning
c,-ota.-I,uriing, the New York Dun--and the
n.ual quantity Of Interesting editorial, news,
local. and commercial matter.
Price cents at the counter, or cents when
in wrappers, ready for mailing to friends In
the country.
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.se cHIcKAHoyINY EARn,. 4AmEs


@s CITY COUNTY. FOR SALE offer for
.-ssf sale that valuable FARM, known as the
yarmouth Estate" situated within four miles of
the mouth OF the Chickahominy river, and nine
miles from Will .msburs, containing upwards Of
] eco aeTps the larger portion of which is cleared
and in GOOD heart. producing we'll of the usual
crops made in that section, and especially adapted
to raising OF vegetables. The products of the
or sail vessels which ply on the river. 1t is con-
sdered one of the best Stock Farms in the coun-
any quantity of cattle, sheep and hogs, and at all
seasons of the year the best fish and oysters can
be had also an abundance of wild fowl 1t is well
watered. snd mari IN abundance, which acts well
on the soil as an impEover: The improvements
consist of two-story Brick House. containing six
rooms. with al the usual cut buildlngs-al in good
repair: The location is healthy and society excel
lent. The owner of the Farm. desirin. to lsca.e
1t will be shown to any person wishing to purchase,
by Col. Geo. Robertson, Of Williamsburg and for
further information. apply to
RO. b. LYME. Land Agent. &C.,
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
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MAHFaD.

On Tuestn5, Tie Igs b lnstt - o clnci =. M. IT
the rssaea 1s.f !he igids ehss n M e snnS
Richnon7 hand Miss DETt1H n. pu00ETT
On Tuse11y .moruiag leta ut. b the Rey. Nj
p FIGG Of k,ns William county, 70 Miss Lucy
Il; GARRETT. az Kinx and Queen county.
n. The charlottesville papers VIII Please copy.
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THE CRoroN WHARF.-The New Workers
have been much disturbed for two weeks past
by an unusual tas tie in their water. The State
chemist has examined it and pronounced the
unnatural ''fresh'' taste TO be the result of
dead wood in the Croton Lake, and no impu-
ri
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RICHMOND GRAYs.-This company will ar
rive here by the cars this afternoon, and be
received by such members rs did not go North
and perhaps by other companies of the first
regiment. From all accounts they have had
delightful trip, and been cordially welcomed
and Hospitality entertained wherever they
have stopped The Seventh regiment of New
York are at least even with Richmond now
for their reception and entertainment when on
4 visit here more than year ago
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THE NEXT SPEAKER.-The elec tions in Ken
lucky and Tennessee have added ten or twelve
Opposition members to the House of Repre-
sentatives, and increased the strength of the
balance of power in that body to about thirty
representatives. The Democrats have elected
ninety-two Lecomptontes and six ant-Le-
conptonites, in all ninety eight, and the Re
publicans have one hundred and fourteen, and
of course neither can control the House nor
organize ii under any ultra Speaker. The
suit will be the selection of some moderate
man, who viii do much towards allaying the
feelings of sectional asperity which of late
years have rendered the House of Representa-
tiyes tone scene Of rude confusion"
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dickens AMERICAN READINGs.-TEe read
ings to be given in this country next fall, by
Charles dickens, are to be sixty in number, for
which he is to receive $4,000 cash, and one
fourth of the nett profits
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uDUCATIoNAIe

rIsHE EXERCISES or THE ScfaOOI :,
L my house will 10 resumed on tbs III iii Ees
tsmbsr. and cegsinns ten rsatbs, sHder the chafgs
of Mr., H. l.. ATKINSON, graduate Of Lewis
burg University PeIns, lysnls. N a. few tvys
treated az nv own.
Terms a. fetesofore. w. D. SYDN0R
HANOVER, Aus. 18th. 1859. au I3-7ss2ws
beaumont FEMALE SCHOOL. : The
ID third annual session of tbs School will bexFa
on the 9Th day OF SEPFEMBER, and close ON ths
1sth Of June. 1870 Beaumont Is three miles NORTH
al ;ortsonsviile, in a healthy rc ION Of eonairy
with beautiful mountain scenery and aecess,bie
churches Miss PsskrB. an acrofn pitshsd vir1in.
IN lady, whoss competency and PRACTICAL htEess
have beer fully evinced diIrinS the past session.
associated with me in conducting tins school. The
course OF stud, embraces the usual Ens lisa branch
cs Natnral Sciences, French, Latin, Piano, Gui-
tar and Vocal Muse. PAINTING. Drawing. None
chroniatic, Wax, Leather. and Wersted Work and
Embroidery. The charles for ten months VAR
from $50 TO S2p. according to the studies pursued
For Circulars, giving particulars address
JAMES l.. JONES, ". D..
au u-Ta6 FSt Gordoasvii!c, va.
INK FOURTH SESSION OF MISS ILL
L LAS It. GORDoN'S SCHOOL vii. commence
the LIST OF September. ut her residences, :. Forest
Home. one mile from the city.
TERMS:
English BranchesiFoin. Sc 10 30 10
Music. 10000. 20 o.
French 1890. Observation-Disclosures, 10 20
Board ana asniny... go. .,.i0~ W
~ 30 2taw1mf
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DEATH OF A MIsIsTER.-Rev. Joseph Tho
mas Eakin, of the Baltimore Annual Confer
ence, died in Woodstock, Shenandoah county,
Va, on Saturday, 18th inst.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENcE.-The Piedmont
Convocation, OF the Episcopal Church will
commence at Cnlpeper Court House on Wed
nesday before the 4th Sunday in September
the 2lst day Of the month.
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PPEsENTATloN.-The Baltimore Clipper says
mat Messrs. kunkle & Monkey, managers of
the theatre IN Richmond, have been presen ted
win "hhe pair OF bay horses" by their Vir-
ginia friends
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DEATH OF A VIRGINIAN In PARIs.-Wm
H. Addington, formerly an extensive shoe
dealer in Norfolk, Va, died in Paris on the
26th ult. He had retired from business of late
years.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fatal Aecidsnf.
Cornqpopo, N q An

TULDSBUKO O, 10.
man named Elisha Herring, while drunk
Yesterday refused 10 pay his fare on the VIII
nington and Weldon Railroad passenger train,
and was put off. He then laid Oh the track
and TIE engineer on the up train from Will
mington discovered him, but too iate to stop
the train. His brains were scattered in every
direction, his head being literally torn TO
pieces lie was a man Without family, and in
good circumstances. That terrible evil, intoxi
cation il is that has fastened his death. The
body was taken On the train, and brought TO
this city. JACK.
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STRUCK by LIGHTNIAG,-Duringa thunder
storm Mt Washington, N. g., q few days ago. n
boar, belonging to lsiah Respess W as struck
ny lightning, instantly killing young man
named Stowe, shiyering both masts and doing
other injury TO the boat.
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EDITOR SHor.-0wen Van Victor, editor
Of the Canton, Miss, Commonwealth, Was
shot on the 10Th inst, by Hon. Franklin Smith.
the independent Democratic candidate for Con
gress, in that district. The wound was severe.
but not fatal.
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RUMoRED CHANGE IN THE CABINET.-The
Washington States notices a rumor that Sec
rotary Floyd is about to retire from the Cabi-
net from i'll health, and says that the position
will probably be rendered to Hon. Charles j.
Faulkner OF Virginia.
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CoUNTEIFEITERs SENTENCED.-A special
agent arrived at Washington from Salt Lake,
brings information that Nc Ken ze and Brewer,
who were arrested the charge of counter
feitng drafts on the u. S. Treasury, at Salt
Lake City, have bcen tried before Judge Eek
els, convicted, and sentenced to 81 years i'm
Drisonment
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There were only 10 deaths in Charleston.
3 o., last week, aud but one Of them white
psrson.
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<x& St'U II u " a IL y. TX Z NAWhY fTOHl
GCS my farm. in the county of Henrico, on the
ANzIth of July last, NEGRO MAN, named
~ ANDREW. SAID negro is about p years old,
.s@2- stout, feel ia inches hizh. He walks very
strag bit, and Is well formed, with n very pleasant
cnnntenance, and very intelligent Had on, when
seen last. blue cassifnere pants and brown coat.
VIII siye the above reward for ms CAPTURE in the
county, and confinement in iaii so that ran get
him, and all other reasonable expenses If rauaht
anywhere else. THOMAS b. CARTER
au lists
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GENEROUS GIFTs.-A few years before the
death of the late Rev. Jas W Alexander OF
New York. his congregation raised his salary
from $1,000 to $1,000. He, however, refused to
accept the increase, and his charge were forced
to take the money and make fund of il,
which they did. At his death this fund amount
Cd 10 $l2 ,0O0, and last week the congregation
made il $4,000 and gave it to his family.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, tvA..) AUG. IS, IS.
Hisa Water this day Friday "a o'clock.
ARRIVED,

~ ~
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze.
and passen ,ers, Ludlain Watson.
Steamer Belvdere Heene, Baltimore, mdze. and
Sehf. CALICO, Smith, New York, mdze. D. & w.
Curre.
schr. 81. Cloud, Walton, James River, wheat, w.
Schr Henry Reed, Passwater, James River,
lumber.
-slooP Grand Spy, Dennis, Jamcs River, wheat
Sail Lishter c. Miller, Goodridse, James River,
Sail Lighter Geo. Penister. Penistcr, James Riv
or, wheat. Warwick Il BarksdaIe.
SAILED.
sehr. Manchester, Pierson, New York, D. & w.
STIR Ship ca 5f?,, Fountain, Providence
Schr. Bee; Toshell freyiaence, via Petersburg,
Schr. Hope, Frank, down the river. light.
Schr. Ben Vandiyer, Holmes, down the river,
schr. E. w. Harrington, -, down the river,
sehr. M. L. Johnson, Burrus, down the river.
Schr. T. R. Skinner, -, down the river, lisht.
NORFOLK. aug. H.-Arrived. schrs. Milhado,
Ferguson, and WIN Spear. Jones. Richmond, and
Emma D: Warren Petersburg. GU
Fountain, Richmond; Rim. old, De root, Norfolk !;
F. Flanner Dazey WilmhnstSn' R R6 nth
arrived kChr NancheStcr: (nicH,SteF nicHH,,'Hu
HALfM, Aug. l3.-ATrived, schr. Mary WISE, brew
ster, Richmond.
SPoKEN At SEA- Bark Flying Cloud, Beauchamp.
from Richmond for Pernaubuco. Aug 18th, off
Cape Henry. Ship Mazeppa, from Newport for
Alexandria. Va. no date, lat Al long. 46, by ship
Parliament, At London July Both.
PASSENGERS PER STE.NsEIP ROANOKE, Gro.
W. CoucH, Master from New York, Aug. Is. ia
O'Clock. A. MA James, \. Seymour, w. 7. Sey =
mour, W. ?. Seymour, T. l.. Nichols. c.. W. An
drews. C. H. Davis ]. N. Bell Z. Sirnons, H. Fieo-
nein, Mrs. L. J.. Barnes. Mrs Seton Miss Seton. L.
q. Parker Mr.. Northrop, John f. Sullivan, A ].
Slater MISS Schermerhotn Il. Seheruer horn: d. L.
end dan hter B. l.. Glider sleeve Mr.. Peequesh Z.
Rhodes, Mrs. F.. n. Thom'as Miss NJ. a. Lloyd. w.
D. 0. Osborne and son, Mrs. C. 8. Dawson. Miss
Dawson. C. s. Dawson. Miss Jennie Butler, and 6
in steeraEe. Sgnalized steamship Yorktown inside
of Cape Henry, bound TO New York.
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s 1fi0 CASES CLARET WINE-st. 1nl,sass
1OO and other brands, for sale low to elose con
s'sninenf, by WIN. WALLACE SONS.
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Hselling of my entire stock at cost. Itaee3
-34consists Of $40 000 worth of
BOOTS. SHOES, NALICES, &C.,
and all articles usually found in Boot and Shoe
Store. Tho above stock must be sold, as have en-
tered INTO co partnership. TO commences the Is, of
November. Call before bus ing elsewhere, and eX-
anime the Goods Mt the METROPOLITAN SHOE
STORE, No. I5l Main street.
INV III. TURNER.
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SHIPPING.

~s,caA FOR PfIILADELPHIA-EV
1-IEfIs SATURDAY AND TUESDAY. IN
- TIL FURlHER NoTICE.-!rhe A No.
steamship VIRGINIA, Capt. J. x. kEElKr. IS
ShTU RDAY, August Goth, Mt O'Clock 2. NJ
For freight passage. havins superior accom-
modations, apply to II. T.. TUTrLE, Ag't,
Rockets
Fret hit through tn Boston, via Philsdelphia. by
steamer. at moderate rates and with dispatch.
au l9-2t
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n HATS AND CAps.-I have determlned to

a HATS AND CAPS.-t have Determined 70
kAse of my stock OF SUMMER HATS and
= CAPS at cost, for cash tn make rooln for my
FALL STOCK, which wall lie large. Persons IN
want OF Hats and Caps will do we'll TO give me $
CAL. as have all the late STYLES. which T will GER
tany sell out at cost for cash SO call nj 2sT Broad
street, ard get your Hats and Caps for few weeks.
au N-2w WM. 4. MOORE, 2QI Broad 81.
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As FOR NEW YORK-Rirst Vessel, Vir-
[SGsss. GINA and New Yerk Packets.-Tho supe-
lss.sss~ rIor fIst-sailiDg schooner HAXALL, Capt.
VIM. WINTERS, having a portion of her cargo en-
gaged and gong board, will have quick dispatch.
For balance OF Freig ht, apply to
aus-ts DAVID K VIM. CURRIE.
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THE QUARTERLY Law JOURNAL for

RAN0oLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery
TIM ISoN'S IpYLS OF THE KING, 75c.
AMERICAN WIT and HEMOR, illustrated, 90.
MACKAY'S LIFE and LIBERTY in AMERICA,
81.
GROSS SYSTEM Of SURGERY; Pstholo deal,
pla5nostie, Therapeutic ard Operative. 2 vols;
SI2.
THE LIFE OF JABEZ BUNTING, Vol. l., 81.
THE MEMOIRS OF YID0CQ; written b. him
self; SIPS
RANKINGS HAlF-YEARLY ABSTRACT, No.
-. January to June; 81.
KNITTING WORK. by Ruth Partinston: ST.
THE q UARTERLY LAW JOURNAL for July.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. Is.-Flour dull: S5.i2 is asked
for Howard street. but no sales. Wheat buoy ant
with sales of 5000 bushels; white SlI5al 3d. red
SIloaIl5. Corn buoy ant-saes II 900 bushels, clio
sing at 2ssc asyanee9whllte I5aas yellow el 7Sa7dc
NEW YoRs,- Aug. lS.-Yooa.--Stocks inactive,
bat slightly higherIVa 6'snnelsnged. Flour nm
setted-Sauthern declined &c. Whest Inactive
heavy-choice yellow Sic. Pork unchanged. Lard
UNCHANGED. Whiskey Csc, p. M-Cotton unset
tied. Brealstuils generally unchanged Yellow
Corn SIC. Pork bnoyant, with sales of $50 hbis.;
mess Sl355a $751;. Turpentine dali at Al. Rosn
dui AZ Sl.75. Rice declined u. and is quoted NJ
~, Va 6s 49,.
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FOR NEW YORK-FfRST

t,EN FOR NEW Y0RK-FfRST VESSEL
tsTfsse The superior fast sailing Schooner B. T.
-sr@~ BEAN. Capt. ALLEN MERRILL, having
portion of her carso engaged and going on board
will have quick dispatch for balance. For freight
am lots DAVID & VIM. CCRRIE.
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DIcKLIyG SEASON-SroNEJ JARS An a..
sorsment Of Stone Jars, OF all sizes, rlaxed in
side, for pieking. at COR Pottery. corner OF 18th
and Cary sss. kEESEE II PARR. p
NTOCkING.BfRD CAGES.-Just received,
lsl fine assortment of Aockjng.Bifd Cases 81
different sizes and prices
THOS. A. BuLKLEY. MAN street.
MAHOGANY BOAR DS-J to inches thick,
AL of superior quality, for sale Nv e =
EDWfD Il. DUDLEY,
10th st., between Main and Frankln.
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A LExANDER GARRETT,

A LEXANDER GARRETT.
"A CARY ST., I'd DOOR BELOW 18TH,
AdJo.aiag The old Columbian Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMMISSION iERCHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,,
Pernyisn end Eide Island GUANO, Ruffin's
lar attention paid % the sale of all kinds Of coan.
t,y rroduee-W HEAT, CORN, FLOUR, TO
BAcCo, OATS, &c.
have made ARRANGEMENTS with Mr.. Jso. M. smrp-
PAID, Jr, one OF the best judges and statesmen of
baceo consigned to mo.
return my sincere thanks to my friends Tor the
nnefai patTonaee heretofore bestowed upon NE,
ana hope, By strict attention to business, TO merit
q cOntIltIance oil lha m = w Vim
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REAuTIFIL SITES FOR PRIVATE
- DIV ELLiNGS FOR SALE ON CHIHCH
between Franklin and Grace, near the Eastern
Pubic Square, in highly impros ed neishborhood,
18th. 30th, and 3lst streets. letMeen and y, well
situated Tor ST BURBAN RESI-
FINE LAND, suitable for a MARKET or DAIRY
FARM, adjoiaie the city, and now ready for early
prcparation. Terms favorable. Apply ~ Rich
mond Christian Advocate Office, Pearl street, To
aH 49, A. u. STUBBS.
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FOR ROSTON--FIRST VESSEL.

t,tN~ FUR KUSTUN--FEE>T VESSEI.-
exfsTN The OCULAR pac ket schooner S. X. ALLEN,
Capt. CEowEL, having portion of her car
80 engas ed and going on board. will have quick
dispatch. FSr'balance of freight. appl. to
all l9-ts DAVID 4 WIN. CUHRIE.
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A CARD.-By mistake. an execution in my IA
n vor, AGAINST p. Levy. was evied apop the goods
of Mr.. JOSEPH HAMMER. have restored the
GOODS to Mr., kampuer. and take pleasure IN stating
that tIiere is nothing in the Transaction which
should iE;nre his credit in the least degree
an ls-2ts ISAAC BACHRACH
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STOLEN, from my cart. near Msy0s
e1<-TN bridge. yesterday. ID T. Il L SORREL
CA HORSE. He is about IL years old and in
rood condition. A liberal reward will be paid for
the recovery of the horse
au i9-Its mo. FTRCHoRN, Chesterfield.
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K - r 7 I 7 4 X 8, WITH
49, CORK SHOPPERS. AIR TIGHT, FOR PREsERy-
. k-1a ING FRESH FRUIT, OYSTERS, MIscE MEAT,
Ec.-Ne have very large assortment OF the
above superior Jars, of all sizes at very low
prices, ut our POTTERY. corner of 18th and Csry
streets. KEESEE 4 PARR Mannfacturers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-19
LOST AND sTRAYED.

q L0ST-ca Fridsv evening last, the 18th
~ inst, n GOLD WATCH. with CHI and
GS u SEAL attached, made by Jos. Johnson,
o. AZ Liverpool. ard numbered 50 81. A snita-
bic reward viii be paid for its return TO this ocs.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-19
1fGsS U. =. MAIL sTEAMsiIIP

tIETAs R0ANOKE.-Thc ROANOKE. Captain
ss<1-s,ssrFs Couch will receive freight all d.y
THURSDAY, and UP to the hour of II A, ". FRI
DAY, the 18TH lnst and will leave here at4 clock
the same afternoon Passengers are requested 10
Le ON board PRIOR 10 the hour Of dc partnre.