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The Inst Railroad Murder.

The New York Express speaks of the last
railroad smash in New York as nothing more
nor less than wilful murder, on large scale.
The bridge was rotten, and known to be SO for
sometime previous to the catastrophe by the
President, Directors and Company. So we'll
aware were the persons having charge Of the
structure of it's ricketty condition, that the
engineers were under standing instructions to
move over it with caution. And yet the cor
oner's jury, after affirming that 'said bridge
was in rotten and unsafe condition." came
to the conclusion, expressed in terms of ex-
treme politeness, that "those having charge of
the road should be highly censured." As long
as those 'having charge" of the interests of
Justice deal after this fashion with criminals
who deserve death as richly rs any felon who
ever swung from the gallows, the travelling
community must run the perpetual risk of
suffering and death.
The New York Times maintains that the
great majority of railroad accidents arise from
causes which might be prevented. This is emf
nently true of the United States, and, in re-
gard to Europe. the Times says that the Rail-
way Commissioners of Great Britain, in
making their report for the year ending with
June, 1859, declare that of the 276 deaths, and
the $50 cases of wounding which occurred on
the British railways during that twelve
month, "five.sixths of the whole number were
not properly accidents, but really incidents of
existing arrangements" In Germany, where
the whole science of railway management
has beer brought nearer to perfection than
anywhere else, these "fve-sixths" of railway
really are prevented. The proper
tons of persons injured on railways to the
whole number of passengers conveyed, which,
in our own country, nearly attains the fright
full figure OF one in one hundred thousand, in
England is reduced to one in two hundred and
fifty thousand and in Germany, to one in
one million and a quarter!
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The Southern Citizen. a weekly paper lately
published in Washington by Messrs. JOHN
MITCHELL and w. G. SWAN, has been discon-
tinued. Mr.. JOHN MITCHELL proposes TO go 10
Europe He speaks in his farewell address, OF
a Southern Confederacy,' which he seems
much to desiderate and pine after, but winch
will not take place in his day nor ours. "Oon-
federacies. - Germanic or Italian, may do for
Europe, possibly but they wentout OF fashion
in this country some three score years ago and
ten. giving way to a better and more perma-
nent form of government, which is still salts
factory to the American people.
The New York Day Book has purchased the
transcription list and good will Of the SoEtherS
c;sixes. The Day Book is . paper which has
a,uays main tanned the justice and expediency
~ southern institutions. Very wisely, how
over il does not agitate the subject of import
In aeeroes from Africa. The laws of the land
must be respected until they are repealed, and
even If the anti-slfve trade laws could be re-
uealed. it 10 only in a small section of the
South that a revival of the African slave trade
would be considered expedient. We are well
aware that northern capital might find profi.
table investment in that branch of business
and Northern commerce derive anew impetus
from such an enterprise; but, with the best
wishes for both, We cannot agree that the
South, even for such a landable purpose, shall
be oyerrun By hordes Of negro barbarians.
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LyscHBURa FAIR.-The Lynchburg, fVa)
Agricultural and Mechanical Society's Fair
commences on the 18th Of October The list of
premiums reaches $4,000, and is chiefly in cash.
with some premium plate
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ADvERTIsEMENT.- txoor
A tarco weeks since. Mr.. T. J. NJ Goodwin,
iess Wss most brst.y and oov.rdy .s.aHtea By
r. snead under whose roof ne was e. ta fss ~
soonrnns Having no msons @ mes hs nearest
fricnd,I in Bristol. Tenn, and rearested me to 30
the bearer of communication 20 MI Sn ia made
for lhe aIfront. This, a. soon a. was able, did
declined souS no,
nj xed bnt at the same time accompanied 1t with
the remark that the same objection sG1ld net Ds
Therefore r addressed him the following note:
r. w. SSEAD-Sir: A communication from J. T.
NJ. Goodwin was yesterday rendered YOU BY my
self and its reception declined. AS no such ob'ec-
M Sls s ensted shall be made to msse NY friend
MI shs,on will hand yoe W. ana Rsfrsns'
~ To 9th the o. above received the following reply:
GEO. w. Your noss of Of the Sd
instant has been receiyed through the hands Of
soa sos only no
me to recognize your right to make the demand that
yoa do upon me. but reeuires that should use ev-
you contemplate. cannot disregard the require
nents of my oath to afford yor an opportunity, to
suisred at my hands Nor can 1. consistently with
the interest of my family. resign the profits OF my
Sos, 70 IS s b. to-
me to render satisfaction to you for the said T. j.
M Goodwin, can be found at my house until Sat-
urday morning, 10 O'Clock. RO. w. SNEAD.
By Mr.. TALyAFERRo.
The above correspondence explains itself. Mr..
Snead, when armed. was brave enoush to attack a
defenceless man. but too cOwardlv to afford salts
an officer and eonservator of the peace, mean
enough to skulk behind that plea, bnt not too good
to attempt most brutal attack upon an unarmed
man, and under his own roof.
He also intimates that it is his duty to prevent
the violation of the law and then informs me that
he will be at his home IN til 10 clock Saturday.
Whether this means thrt he intends having me ar
window, am Unable to say. Lastly, he says he
cannet afford to lose his Office and behind this
miserable plea the contemplate paltroon chooses
to skulk.
These facts choose to make known, because |
have been repeatedly called upon hy friends wrxh
ing to know the origin and disposition of the diff
Guilty. Tau 9-1t*] r. 6. w. A. RAINE.
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RUNAwAYa

5 - $40 REWARD.-Ranswav fror thu
0Y subscribers, on the 18th inst, near the Hall.
NWay Station on the Richmond and petersbur,
n Railroad, negro man named WILLIAM
1.-The said negro was purchased BY us shor
he Was raised in Baltimore, and has been sao,.
He is very black. and slow of speech; the palrI-
Of both hands have been badly blistered but ara
now almost entirely healed; and had ON, when hs
on each side. We have no doubt no 10 tryinsb
make his way back 70 Baltimore by passing hinssii
OF As . free man. We will give the above res,,d
Of so. IL taken out OF the State, or S2s II taksun
jail. any information can be had concerning hlnb,
addressing US at Proctor's Creek, Chesterfield %,
su s-de.scwlt. B.J. DUAL 1 Co
-. S25 REWARD.-R Runaway from To
~ oseco i f.scsory OF 4. 4: MAYO. Ese. sometT.
s stsf SAID .sss sn. s'
k>Miss Mary J. Clopton. of this city He is 37or
years Of age, about feet high, rood teeth, bisk
smooth SKIN, slowed in one leg. which causes him
papers. passing himself of As free negro. |. is
likely he NAV be working in some fnctory free
man l think he is inrklnE, about Manchestsr;
DOLLARS. if he IS delivered 70 mo il the city Of
corner Wall and Franklin streets.
au 3-6t opposite Dickinson, Hill GO.
pEO REWARD will pay the above 70
spOO ward for the detection and delivery of J.
snd .b shsss sS n n so mich
Parrish received of us under false pretences; or.
$50 for the apprehension of Parrish that he may
be brought to Justice. Parrish Is about twenty ave
! pair OF bruised eyes. caused b. heavy blow 70.
eeivsd from four-DG pIIk Es, 7 hHs,rre4rsoN
jyH-d&cwts Richmond
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Prosperity Of Ireland.

In a recent speech in Dublin, the Earl Of
Carlisle, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, referred
to the improved condition of that country
He said that the eye meets, on all sides, with
fields teeming with abundance, and that crime
10 daily diminishing throughout the country.
The tide OF emigration is checked, and pros.
perity is beginning to prevail.
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SeSf. Ko6i G. stan.sd, H., Boos. baltimors,
s si; Jsn a SsssIsiA aPS1,. p.i.a.,
4 b Tsss; Z Z soab.oa r.ss.r..sy J.hss &is.f
S ssst AlSsb g. Hlvsr, Esss.
Ttss!s1 zyo s.;s b.s. Norfolk sas.r $.
o'.:r Il s.s:: . css
M &, Yoss. xss. s.--clearsd, sshs: crsa.h.y,
Moss, Richmoad. Arrived. sehf. Wysns 1utss -,
Hiehmopd. = z -.
FlsstSoxxs prn D. s. M. HTxAMsHIr - YORK
rows, . CoAxoDoRE Lxwfs PAHHisH, RON new
Hiss i. Newell ana servsns Mr.: IsshIoR g. snd
ysn and LADY, Capt, ne, aaa Judse balsy and
lady: a Graves. lady And achild re- 4; BroySr
end lady, T Adam and child, 4. g; meNsmfHIaM Me-
Miss fiEon. II. Sprins berger, M. schlasbs rEss. =
N NJ william s.Iss4 M4 sa sssssg'f
Rrsndsr, Mrs Ferstis And Sh,,d, Wm smley,.
r. Perkins, Walter Doyle. w Wakss s!ohn HIP
ss JONI, Scion Ssss Tho. s ccssn.
); Nice. BOYLE n. Johpson, ". Mccomhh, J: L9-
f hss:,. !! L ssh. g. Scott ssy .si i.
b. g. Goodloe, VIM. Goodioe: f. chsmbers,. r.
Stubs S.sn r Grordsf p GTsnt Wan ns
rison. Hobson, strother Staples, and Is steeraEs.
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QY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
Id A PROCI An ALTON In for ma ton ha .

RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A PROCLAMATION.-Info having
been received BY the Executive, that NJ. VAN BU-
rem MOLLOHON, who is charged, by the pre-
sentiment Of Grand Jury of the County Court of
Braxton County, with larceny of a slave. has es-
seaped from justice, and is now going at large !:
dred and fifty dollars to any person WHO shall ar
rest the said NJ. Van Buren, Mollohon, and deliver
him into the jail of said county of Braxton; and l
wealth. civil and military, and request the people
generally, their best exertons to procure the
arrest OF the said nj. Van Buren, Mollohon, that ne
may be brought to justice
-, Given under my hand as Governor, and
L. g. ! under the Less Seal of the Common
t~>~~, wealth, at Richmond, this Sth day Of Auz
gust. 1859. HENRY a. Wise.
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- NOTICE.-The regular monthly meet
80 ing OF the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION will be held this TUESDAY)e eve
ming at SO clock, at their rooms in Godd'n's Hall.
A full attendance of the members is requested
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
au9-lt w. b. SMITH, Recording Sec'y.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
" SOCIETY-The following resolution Of the
Execntiyc COMMITTEES of this Society 10 published
in order that those of our citi who may be dis
posed contribute SUCH suns as they please IN aid
do 80 when Messrs. BUTLER and CHANBERLAYNE
Rssoired, That the Soliciting Agents of this So
ciety call upon those who may not have heretofore
subscribed in aid of the same or such sums as they
vite life memberships, the cost Of which ia $40"
CHARLES DIMMOCk,
au8-Iw Sec'y va. C., A. s..
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MILITARY.
HEADQ'Rs RICHMOND GRAYs. /,

+. HEADERS RICHMOND GRAYS. [
~ AUGUsT 3, 1884,
NJ Isl; Parade in front of the Custom House; on
next Aa.ast n2h at 81 ssGck
s:s ssPs sass n New ,as s back
packed as iolisws Piaans IN plume BOX three pail
white Pants four Shirts change of under clothes;
Bets bali dozen. .arn. down ceilass. and Gray
Jacket. No citizens clothes will be allowed.
Of shs B fss on Ss
rsde Ground, by ~ clock, W here Quarter Master
GASRKlE will take them N charse escort them e
4th. Every member will consider himself under
strict Military Discipline. from our start until our
leave from any parade or re- union OF the corps.
.u By order i e fSp + f R6sERs Is. s.rs.
" LIGHT BATTALION,}
RICHMOND, August 8, 1885,
w Companies a and will attend meeting and
drill this TUESDAY evening ct so'clock. 1t is
very necessary that every member should be pre-
CAPT JOHN q ii s 8 kA69 CO. aiIBs' Co. A.
!. e + A MAhDss; LIST serg'.. an s-n.
n HEAU6RS co. 1sr RECT VOLS.,{
u Richmond, August 9Th, 1882 {
o Tb'. .a NS;s Wi, a,,em.,. =, co,n,h.,
nail On Aas ssh At * oeloeR r
NJ, for instruction.
au5-lt ]. WHERRY, LIST serst.
n ARMoRY MONTGOMERY GUARD,t
August 9Th, 1859.
a., THIS rs. c % Tyasb.y VII sfss%SIs 4 Mill
US O'Clock; for company drill Every member is is
required to be present at the hour appointed,
The Importance OF afEH and prompt attendance,
au SIT ------L JNo. Nc DONALD, o. 8.
aVATuAurE nv cCD
The valuable FARM Of the late C. c. Talia-
- ferro, deceased in Culpeper county, is offered
sale the R.asn station s RsaS
Alexandria RaiIroad--the Station being only few
h p yards cR the and barn
ted in 9 beautiful country, and snrIounded By !
most desirable neighborhood. The BUILDINGS
are convenient and in good repair. Terms ac-
Any information in relation to the Farm may be
had by APPLICATION to the subscriber, to the fol-
e eodde{ a Rchmoppd Rr TsIaisIIo caIpspel
Rapidan Station, cuipeper CO.,
ne 8. above Farm. unless sold pIivstsiy hefore
public b. Se
as may be desired. IA a--3tawtds
purchased OF VIM. A. LEA
~ 4 Co: their I've HEARsES, two HORSES.
N 4
=: of CASH OILY 56Hn NETTLs
TIE UNDERSIGNED RE-
F. - TURNS his thanks to his friends
Il. SH f Ess oP sss e.
ten yesrs. He is pre- pared to furnish COFFINS Of
sizes and qualities, to suit the circumstances Of
sEkvxNT9 CoFFiNs q ali sizes s; Also.
sHEETH. sHRoUps, &C.. on hand. It the corner
. - s-imsl JEREHixHi sATTERwHITE.
- FOR RENT.-An elegant and commol-
Gus DIV YELLING, with all the modern conf We
q Aniences, sttiatedo ON ID, between Cary and Ca
nal stFeets This House will be ENTIRELY fnishsd
gust 6 IS go al=sssT - -s~. - = , N-1@
For terms, apply 10 G. 8. MORGAN. jr.. At Spotts.
Harvey 4 Co.'S. or to s. E. MORGAN, wko 4 liy-s
Ing IN the rear Of the Above DWELLING and viii taka
pleasure u showing the premises 10 any ons.
- DE4IRADLE OFFICE FOR RENT-
r. 4 pleasant ROOM. for 6 lawyeT's q doctors
once. ON Main street, Opposite tho An6rican
and next door % the ollcss 81 II. Exsli and
~. Dfey. Tor rent. ApDay y 9sgz z
10 KEGS aOsHEN nUTTER-For ..ls s.
MANI 4 PLEA6ANTS.
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By the Governor:
j. GEo. w. MUNFoRp, Sec'y of the Com'th.

M. v. B. Mollohon is about % years old, about
six feet high, spare made long arms and legs. fair
throws his let hand and his thumb to his gene
IS said to WITH IT, dirk sa1s shot
or spripg steel knuckles. an 9-sw3w
DIZZINI'S SALOON, No BRoAD STREET,
pleted his new and elegant store, will open on
TUESDAY morning 9Th inst when he will have
Fl rR Af srsss fHs PHss sfsfp FSc
himself that having spared no expense in the
rangements Of his Saloon. he has the pleasure to
5 snS fer as
RE hSss hm S nth s h
to elegance and comfort, and the complimentary
q she superior excellence Of his CREAMS AND
ICES will induce HIM to keep up the reputation he
He invites call, with the assurance that his every
enSl w make ms sas SbR% sf' PzzS
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The sub
:ei hs na. 'S%'e n hi. bs
SrES III ma
nf Rehmond s Aug 1s" ss Isl #M F. BUTLER
The undersigned embraces this occasion to
acknowledse his heartfelt obligations for the libe-
the public, for the past twenty years, and most re-
spsctfsliy solicits eontinuspse Of their favors to
Richmond, Aug. 8, 1889. su a-ost
RUTTER. LARD AND CHEESE.-RIrT-
DOORS FROM CORNER Of SIKH { sTR InSE
sbiU yarktorn to hand to day by the
and boxes sf No RT PsE EA APPiE
CHEESE, which am selling by the package or
Retailers the Hill will do we'll to give me e. call
aus ~ ~ 'as s''s1 JOHN A. FOSTER, Agent.
HAVING TAKEN THE HOUSE FoR-
- MEkLY occupied by John Thompson ESQ.
opposite the Jews Synagogue. would be pleased to
a a.s 9! gentlemep with DAY BOARD. As
my alnlng- room Is very large and airy, my accom-
who wish 70 obtain good board and home comforts.
would like occupied. Mrs. H. W.JONES. s
SCOTCH PIG IRON.-56 tons SCOTCH PIG
s.s og asss quality ssf faf o'
CHE Ing TO8ACCOs cf i.b Che folloxing
''S stAi ws st.RGdas e. sons 81; ay
QUY GOOD CLOTHING, CHEAP!-of
q coarse-that 10 just what We want to do. Then
BY Al a'.n' como 70 no a fTrnxE s'f a Oh 0'
MOLA1sES:-ze BIDS: Portland Syrup % do.
lI1 New York Re- boiled Molassse; :. do. Orleans
dSs e DO prime bright M n sxiNx de 81 sale
fSHOICE CIGARS. $4,000 choice Havana Ci-
q '' ffsaE sifaai IN si Druggist.
WHALE e 0I1;...S e 5bls. Winter Bissehsd
Vna'' + Isdkk 8 WINSTON, Drussi.i..
ASgAf1n SeJ6yEfEE sc. g. IS 1Ia.
=. H. sKiNKEa co.
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eos1 FSE eAfH s s 6osf SHs iAs
so n IApE bRsS Go
S SFiAN4s AY SAsAs kHtT .Sd msny N esb. a.
ticlss too numerous to men,i9n Ga a scsp you
Ps-A case Of be.ched coTToN a h yard ssfs vide.
for 64c.; great bargain. ~ l3-lm
A CAR D.-Under the head Of :. Co-partner-
G. Miller are mentioned as successors Of MILLER
4 BURTHE, No. So, Common street" There is
It Should be corrected: The business still exists,
1pd is carried on at the old stand \. heretofore,
though the B t1ff # shs T9 Is
New Orleans, July ], 1889. jy 30-dlm'
MANUFAcTURED TOBACCos.
1s5si sad
1000 b. iss seshT flhF fisfcsS
For sal. aSb 81 MITCHELL 1 FERGUSON.
su4-2m Tobacco Factors, l6 Pearl street.
rISO THE PUBLlC.-Having for some time
suspended the sales at auction at my Stables,
Their saes At my Stables satnTdays
which has been declined; therefore, have made
at my s Lot, adonns my Stable, every sstards
e 9NsSot to ST sos ss Hsyn.
good Lot and Stables, great care will he taken
with stock, and the highest prices obtained At auc
ton. Liberal ADVANCES will DO made on all stock
s ssls sehc's entered LOT 'ae rs pqEs ARSET
au4-ts 18th st, between franklin and Grace.
WAGON HUBS, AXLES. ke.-we have in
nshe st?rf IRON sNFss xGfs o.
with pins and nuts; Tomin.on's SPRINGS. 2to9
SalsP.ns BOLTS and cLiPs; Enamelsd. cIoTn',
&C., &c ror SAFE WI WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
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FISH, MEATS. Receiving to-day a
FAMILY BREAST BACON.
HAMS and SHOULDERS.
GOLDFISH and MACKEREL. -

FAMILY BREAST BACON.
GOLDFISH and MACKEREL. -
BBEEEFE T6S SHHksH Ho oSa EtyAe 3D.
RES witness La fiss uoss and GEARS on hand
Tssss E. prices that FL f gssss tho
au SIS liz Broad street, below 9th.
HAVE Y0H SEEN that cheap lot 81 Hdkfs.
IL that LEVY has lately received! They are
any Handksrchiefs 10 purchase to 90. immediately
and procure all they may need a. they must sell
s WORTH 5 Me has sso sore ars.
of very fine Linen Hdkfs. at Is cts, worth N5s and
e s Sns Bsn. Collar.
the city Lawns, Bercses and Tissues, 70 be sold
= 5 WssS ef #
SSsSR Ga; ,
such very large stock Of goods. and i constantly
making ;Tss !. editions 70 his as'ortmen' Re-
CEMPLE's INFALLIBLE BAKING pow
these Powders in our home department. and hnd
they give :Hc entire sha. they have
II Is the hest article ever offered TO the bousskeep
or for use.--Nor5oik. Day Boek.
bs :f's De- sass have ict some
sS S.s fif II ~ snd s.ss ;s ss
in Tecommendins them 10 ali families - the very
basi article I have eve! tried for making. lisht
bread when ssmpie's Powder. are used. : -
Rsspsc1fagilIy , ,o.h III; Z aIcnAnD LrwErIrs
NEW FAMILY FLOUR. 1--WE are now
- taking orders for Rowland's Xxx FAMILY
FLOUR. The grinding for month to como wiil
e es ss O. s x b
ssu.l, g ,a any sso.n IA Tie State Parties who
possibly BE- made from pure white wheat. Far sale
N s leis h e WI pMS5fHihrSess, by .
SUMMER CLOTMING.--rhe sssortment is
- large and attractive. presenting the good POINTS
ShoIse 1oods, gotten np IN the very latest and
ss sr rs ~ a. :ucs The
mcnts az WI make Il your interest to anticipate
'0D' .1"' KEEN K Sss A BALDWIN i WILLIAMS. :.
FINE GHEWING TOBAtCO.-We have
= only 70 boxes lon Of that superior Glowing To-
hacco. the .'Peopis's Fsvorites, brand. made by
Ross Lovers Of s:od tsbscco should csiI eerly. =
''' FlissGzfRa wissro.; gg, .,.. a:.:,
WHO 1UYx CNkAP CLOTAIMa :..Tho.s
ssa;ss 4: ;;.::s :!:: "a sss
Lot Al come u ri 0. f 'f Hus ss; s;s Mai. !,
DIVE APPLES! PINE APPLI.6.-Rsceiv-
rs s az e 's fssssr, Ysr.ss g fns
- s SbREw Isr 3 . ssl.. s.,,,
(4Nnz1 70. $50 boxes Tsllew cxNpLHs. q
txNDLEs .scS;I|;sc. s.ee sSfss .A44snsss,as
and other brands Y 'se W f. w s1.f ,ons
C.oFFEE sUG Ans. Rxtss 9, 3 sad < La
s. j6MN n. eoRDos ! son.
Psssss 10 ..1.s. sss 81 SSls::'s
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THE "DTSPATCH" STEAM
POWER

49, POWER
PRIN T n q O F. FL Re.
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond,
Virginia.
This Establishment, tbeing the most complete
Printery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or
naments, &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses.) is daily turning out the finest
specimens of
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &c,
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance. Railroad, and Transpor-
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c,
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, &C., are capable of turn
ing off 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice.
A- Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
of speed
E- Printing in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the proprietors can
safely challenge competition.
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DY THE STEAMER TEUTONIA, FROM
ID HAMBURG, Il have received three cases of Ber-
lin Zephyr Worsteds, Which shall DO opening this
week. Ladios. before reparing to the country. and
those wishing to do some work for the Fair, would
do we'll to get their supply carly, or leave their or
ders. s. HfRSH, 2O9 Broad st.,
Importer of Worsteds. Trimmings and
an 8-1wf Fancy Goods,
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THE DUTIES OF NH. STUART,S CLAS.
SICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed en- MONDAY, 18th Sept, next, at
He will be assisted in tho department Of Ancient
LANGUAGES by Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON, = graduate
Of the University in this department under Or.
Harrison, to whom he refers. A Primary Depart
Inent will he connected with the School, in which
limited number win be received. au6-dzm
AIRS. MARY G. GARY viii resume the du-
WI ties Of her SCHOOL September LIST. Resi-
dencc on 18th street, Candles Hill She proposes
to carry out, systematically, perfect discipline,
and give her undivided attention to every mlnutis
pertaining to the education Of her pupils oy when
assistance their progress will DO the more Ispid,
and tho acquiring Of an education moro readiiy AZ
tanned ~ TOT
VHEGAPEAKE COLLEGE..BETWEE
y. HAMPTON AND OLD POiNT.-Iha!s e .is
lishment having boon purchased ey indlyitdussIs'
chiefly residing in Portsmouth, Norfolk a9d the 81
iacent country, will be maintained - Anis'
The ensuing session will commence on the nrsf
MONDAY in October. under the supervision o,
Rev. CHAs. A. RAYMOND. who Will have sssociaseu
with him an able corps Of Teachers
The rates Of Board and Tuition Will remain nm
changed. s,..~.;..r,.rt
ar address Rev. THOMAS HUME. or
% A MOSS w. ARMfSTEAD. Esq, "
Portsmouth, or
Rev. OHAS. A. RAYMOND, @Ra
an1-2taw4v -. Hampton. !,
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IA. Head Dresses ana Dress Caps. IN. G.
BARTON, No. 100 Main street. near 1lth, IL pro.
pared to furnish travellers with an assoftment oi
Cars and Head Drcsses, Lace Capos, Lace Bcrthas,
French Fiswers, Ribbons, 20. u.
~ SIT sas N. g. BARTON.
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Passenger accommodations. 10 now lyins at her
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DAY. MONDAY, and up to the hour Of o'c.ock
TUESDAY EVENING.
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at lowest
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Tickets for passage procured either ut our office.
in Shockee Slip, opposite Columbian Hotel, at
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