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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

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SMITHFIELD, NC,
VIII attend regularly the County and Superior Courts Of
Wake. Johnston, Cumberland, IIarnett and Wilson.
All business entrusted his will receive prompt at
hntan
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NORRIS & BALDWIN,
BALTIMORE. MD,
COM MISSION n Z &C lrA NTS.
For the Sale of Cotton Yarns, Osnabuyss, Sheet.
inss, ShiTtinSs and Cotton.
UHHEIR ATTENTION is particularly devoted to
the sale Of S.,utheIn Cutt,n Yarns. Their position
in the trade being such enable them to pledge To man
ufacturcrs, at all times, the hae's nart prices aud
prompt sales. They will make the usual advances
sgnmenis or will promptly cash sales may be agreed
upon BY them and the conssnor They will take pleasure
in purchasing for manufacturers free of cor,'ssnn any
article of merchandise the Baltimore market they may
desire, at the lowest possible prices.
Refer to McILwAISE, SoN Il Co., Petersburg. Va
HARDY i BIo, Norfolk. Va.
d. SrRiGc, Cashier Norfolk Bk., Bals.
JHO. CLARK, Pres Citizens ls'k, llalt.
PRGRAx, PAYNTER DAVIS, Bait.
January 2, 1889. 4-Sm.
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DANIEL O'DONNELL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
MAIN STREET,
zone door dbors Ns,o Custom Hoxse,)
Richmond, W.,
rs PREPARED TO FIT UP DWELLINGS.
CHrRcHEs HOreLs, &c, with WATER and GAS, and
keeps on hand kinds of articles in the above nc vi1
SrarIoSaRY WASH STANDS, Block TIH PIPE,
with Marble Tops, GALVANIZED lRoN PiPE,
BarB TINS Snow.R BAfus LIFT and FoRcE PUNrs,
CoPPEH BOILERs HYDRAULIC kAss,
arER CLosErs All kinds If Bass C0cES
KITCHEN RAxGrRs and PLATED Work,
SuEEr LEAD and LEAD PIrE, Gas FIXTURES &c-
all work done reasonable terms. and sOdrrdRted to
gire sati.faction. 80
Particular attention paid to all kinds Of either
in the city or country.
RErERExCYs.-Rcv. Thos. E. Skinner. Briggs 4 Do3d,
and Wm Percival, Architect. Raleigh, n.
~ All orders left with Messrs. Briggs Dodd pune
tualy attended to. -
June 4. 1885, 4S-1y.
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FuRNITUREi PCRNITuREi
TN1lE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
The Ci's,us "f wske snd all the ssrross-iss
tics. that he s;iIl krvJs "u hand q, his
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iaiih'uiIy s'iruisd 10 Al short s.'ies.
HENRY J. BROWN.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COMMON
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80 Al,a rtSk'S METALLIC BrRiAL CASES Kept Us
hand. Tie Sub.eTbFr has tug issr.s. Sc FunSr.I
si";ss. HENRY J. ERUwN.
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JONES MOORE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
The wnshiu.ton Morum.,,, :

WASHINGTON. july 3l.-~The construction OF
the Washington National Monument. after 4
suspension of several years, is about to be re.
.umed. Systems to raise funds for tho prose.
cutiou OF the work have been put in operation.
aud it is proposed TO request the postinasters
throughout the country to give aid TO the en-
terprise by placing boxes within their respec.
ave offices, for the reception OF contributions,
and forwarding the returns to Washington
A few cents a month, from the thirty thou
sand post-otlices would suffice, in few years
10 raise 5he shaft to its intended height. The
postmasters of many OF the principal cities
including those of n. York Washington. Ros.
ton. Brooklyn, Baltimore and Charleston
nave already expressed their readiness TO lend
i, cordial cooperation.
The postmas ter General has written letter
TO Lieutenant Ives the engineer in charge OF
the Monument. and says ''it is she privilege of
she poStmasters, and others associated with
the postal service. IN common with ali other
citizens. 10 give 10 this enterprise such sun
port as their judgments and feelings may
prompt. IL il as citizens, and not as officers
that their influence will he invoked and
doubt not that, in this lausishie endeayor
worihiiv Ia illustrate and perpetuate the fame
Of The Father OF his country, they will vield
10 none IN the promptness and earnestness of
their co-opera tion.''
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FRAN Son.l, America.

Nav YoRK, July 3l.-fhs steamer North
ern Light, from Aspinwall, on the I'D inst
has arrived. Gen. Lamar, L. ). Minister
came passenger.
The frigate Roanoke and sioop ST. Louis,
were ~ Aspinwal.
Valparaiso dates TO July !, say Chilli has
agreed to pay SI5,uOo indemnity TO the owner.
of the American ship Franklin detained at
laicuahuaus in ls;$2.
The town Of Ancote had been almost de-
.troycd by tlre-loss 5000.
Callao dates July Il, say the late attempt al
revolution in South Peru had been put do wn,
and general amnesty granted. Gen. CASTILLO
and Dr. Uretti are also reported To have been
defeated by the government forces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
Letter from the President Declining n n o.
Nomination.

rirrsBCRc, July 5o.-The following letter
from the President was received this morn.
ing, by Hon. Wilson McCantiless
BEDFORD SPRINGS, 25th july. 1850
Ny DEAR SIR have received your Kind
note Of The 10Th inst, with the leader from the
Post.
Whilst appreciate, As it deserves, the abili.
~ and friendship displayed in the editorial. |
Yet regret that il has been published NV de-
.sTa,ination not, under any circumstances. TO
BECOME candidate for re election is final and
conclusive. Ay best judgment and strong in
cllnatlon. unite In favor of this course. To
cast doubts upon my undetermined purpose
Is calculated 10 impair my influence. in carry
ing important measures, and afford pretext
Tor saying that they have been dictated by the
DIES IL TO be re-noniiu mated.
With the kindest regards &c.
Respectfully your friend
ssigned,l JAMES BUCHANAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
Railroad CaSuaItY.

BosToS, July }0.--The moning express train
from New Bedford and Fail River came in
collision with carriage at the crossing in
North Bridgewater, in which were IL man, two
ladies and child. One OF the ladies and the
CHILD were instantly killed, and the man and
remaining lady were terribly and il is feared
fatally injured. The name of the party has
rot been ascertalned. The whistle was blown
aud the brakes applied TO the train rs soon as
the carriage was seen, but the man persisted
in whipping his horses forward. which was
The cause OF the disaster. Numerous witnesses
OF the accident state that the officers of the
train are free from all blame in the matter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01

IH ~ ~ EMyxE,4 8eH0QL,
FousfE a 2ItcfHEk WEN WEN FIRST AND
.. enr School bsxins on the Isl day f octshef. ~
"np ~ aefminafes on this last day az June I0e0.
l;tersi onf experiences IN teaching, and the vsry
years, hare both enabled and encoaraxed - y,
make important improvements in our instisniion.
= a course Of Literature, comprising Enxiish
aonch Gcrnlan Italian and Spanish classics THE
peen successfully tried dnrinx the last session md
VIII be continued and enlarged in the next. -
We haye engssed Mr. Ed g: HowARD to take
a. the Rhetoric, Bellies Letires and First Readinx
classes Of our institution. Mr.. II. is aeentlemar
81 the hlg hest qualifications. and feel Confident
that his services will he duly appreciated. We
TO graduating pupils.
The new house which We have erected will rrcat-
~ add to the convenience as well "a 10 the comfort
Of the young ladies' boarding in our family. Two
young ladies' only will occupy room. except in
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT LEFEBvRE, A. NJ. prineipaI-Na.-
ural Philosophy Literature, Moral and Mental
wlf p.iG.Sp 3. VII VII saex. g.. Vice pr,neD,l-
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry. History,
EDWARD C. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Rhetoric.
MRS GRACE ZEN. ENN nr Branches.
MADAME L. Y. BLANcHETT1.FreneSS a Govern
senior CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-span,.h
MARAMEJ MARIE , EsTyAyvqeal Music.
sfG'RA MARIETTA ERBA--Piano.
william F. GRhBXU~sP lam " orsan, Sacred
Music.
HE !; I I !! sH s, SGGHNNELDER-Harp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01

EHESH NEW GOODS.-Just opened large
lot OF ehotce and beautiful GOODS snited 10
the season, including:
Beautiful English PRINTS and GINGBAMs
Sotttrino Bayadere PoPLfNS
Montebello Plaid CASHMERES
TANY0RE CLOTHS. for travelling dresses
White, Black and Cold ILLUSION BERTHAS
and CAPES. entirely nep and beaufffui
Pillow Case LINENS and SHEETINGS
Nett and Velvet Trimmed MANTLES
White BRILLIANTES
Ladies and Misses COTTON HOSIERY, full
stock
New York Mills and other favorie brands of
Bleaehed SHIRTINGS
Plain and Embroidered L. c. HDkF'S, rery
Ballard Vale saxony ansISy elsh FLANNELs
Choice style cASSfMEKES, for youths and
ALso.~ Plaid IsiiNsEYs for servants, and a large
stock Of 5 and 6-4 super hsary kERSE y OF the
celebrated make of g. J. Kelly. Also, direct Jycm,
Parts, a JnH assortment If JORriH's hID
GLOFES, in choice shades for the present and
approaching senson, md many other new Goods
Tor sale cheap, by WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
DICKFORD r. HUFFMAN'S COMBINED
- WHEAT AND GUAN0 DRII.L.-We are
again prepared tp supply farmers with tho above
well knoxn DRi!L, Order eafly 4 y?u wish to
Opposite old Columbian Hotel.
SALT. ~ Liverpool and Ground Alum SALT, in
JOHN n. GORDON 4 SON, !.
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Cassius VI. Clay on the Stump i'm krntucky

CINCINNATI, July 3U.-The Hon. Cassius NJ
Clay addressed Il large audience last evening
At coYiugton, Ky, on the political topics OF
the day with regard 10 the Conventional cleo
ton. lie advocated neither side. but denounced
both candidates, both Bell and Magotfln, rs
political quacks. His speech was a straight
Qat Republican manifesto, closing with an ap-
peal 10 the non Shareholders Of kentucky to
make preparations to share next fall in the
National triumph of the Republicans. There
were no attempts at disturbance during the
speech.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
One Day Later from Europe.

ST. Jous's, July 39.-The steamer kangaroo
has passed here with Liverpool dates of the
2lst at noon, Via Queenstown.
The cotton market was steady. closing with
& better tone. The estimated sales on Thurs
day were 1000 bales.
BreadstutFs quiet, but sales were unimport-
ant.
Provisions dull and generally unchanged
Consols closed at a5ag5 Il.
. The conference TO prepare the treaty would
meet at Zurich in about ten days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
Large Fire at Cas, Bostou. &c.

BOSTON, July %, lo5D-A fire this afternoon
destroyed thu large brick candle factory of NJ
NJ. Halves, on Chelsea street. East Boston
Loss $4,000; insured 5i5.o0O. 1t is supposed
TO he the work of an incendiary.
The roof of a large four story building
which was in progress OF demolition. fell IN
this afternoon, burying three children in the
ruins, two of whom We're safely extricated
but The third survived but II few minutes
Anna &. Harris was fully committed this
afternoon for the poisoning OF Il child at q
house of ill-repute in South May street, a few
days since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
A phiindeIphiau Drowned Mt Atlantic

ATLANTIC CITY. July 30.--A man named
McDeyit. who resided in the vicinity of Fourth
and Master streets, Philadelphia was drown
ed while bathing at this place. His body was
recovered and an inquest held upon il. Ii
seems that the deceased and Il companion, who
mad CONF here with an excursion party, went
intothe surf TO battle while under the infu-
ence Of liquor. They ventured out too far
and one of the men was saved with difficulty
WcDeNit persisted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01

NOTICE TO LADIES. Ladies will please
call at No lib Main street, where they will find
a very superior assortment of aides, Misses and
Chidren's BOOTS and SHOES, of the different
BY les now IN general use, which guarantee to
be OF the very best which can be made, and we are
selling them at very reasonable prices. Call AMI
examine them at PUTNEY Il WATTS.
RURNET'x COCAINE. Spaldins's Rosema
- ~ and Castor Oil, Tricopherous, kathairon,
Am.er Lustrais,and variety Of other preparation
for the hair. w. PETE RSON.
Druggist, l55 Main st.
pERFJAEKY.-A fine assortment of choice
= Perfhnery-comprising Lubln's and Mltehell's
Extracts, Toilet Waters, Superior colog mes, Ac.,
&c. W. PETERSON, Druggist, 1875 Main t.
putE OLD LONDON DOCK BRANDY
AND PORT WINE, selected expressly for
haenicihal PURPOSES. For sale by
JOHN W. POLLARD, Druggist, 18th st.
[ n1hEN FOOD.-I have Just received a
MAJ at .t supply OF very clean WHEAT SCR FAN
OF lows. a. =. MccARTHY's, III Broad st.
pEkFUMERY.--I.nb 5 Extracts. Farina CO.
iogne, together with other delglltf,I scented
waters For sale by JOHN W. P0LLARD
--.----.-.--- Druggist, 18th st. a
PALMETTO HA MS.-B tierces Bacon Ha ms
:. oI ti'e above celebrated brand, landing per
WoMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE, No, II Pearl It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01

INTEKEsTING TO COFFEE DEALERs.-A law
has been passed and confirmed by the Senate
Of Hayti, abolishing the impost of ffths and
establishing an export duty of one dollar and
shree-quarters on every one hundred pounds
OF coffee, payable on the departure of the cargo.
ms law went into effect July 10th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
Balloon Ascension by Prof. Wise.

ST. LOUIS July 30.-Prof Wise made an as
censon from Washington Square, at II O'Clock
this morning, ii being his intention to descend
n or near Lafayette, Ind, when arrangements
will be made TO re-iafiate the balloon, and he
will again ascend and proceed astward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
FOREST HOTEL, nono, n,.no,,
RUMAwAYs.

IA NOTICE.-Taken up as runaway,
GM in Bath county, on the Sd day of May, 1859,
n and committed 10 the Jail of said county Of
~ Bath, Nesro man, ef dark complexion, no
-Nk< marks SEATS visible; about 50 years OF age;
5 feet inches HE h; heavy sat. He calls himself
SAM, and says he belonys 70 Or. Henry Eastwood,
come forward prove property and pay damages;
otherwise he will be dealt with rs the law directs.
WILLIAM A. GARRISON,
je4-law6wS Tailor OF Bath easnty.
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SAM'L w. HARDWOOD.
ROoK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y HENI =. T.. z. z. UKE " RI,
respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
orally. that he has succeeded Mr. p. B. PRICE,1u
the BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS, AT
1918 MAIN STREET. He would especially inform
the friends and former customers of Mr.. PRICE
that their favor is solicited and their wants will lie
promptly attended 10. He proposes to keep gem
eral assortment OF NEW AND STAN B ARD
LITERARY PUBLICATIONS.. RELIGIOUS
AND VARIETY GOODS, embracing, as far as pos
sble. everything that is usually kept in FIRST.
CLASS BOOKSTORES. He is regularly in re
ceipt of late publications and new stock suited to
the season.
P. B. PRICE respectfully recommends Mr.. DREW
RY to his friends and former customers, as young
gentleman worthy of their patronage, and would
inform them that he has yet peeunlary interest
IN the success of tho establishment and is still to
be found at the store. U2-im
Richmond. July /, 1889.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN TREETsaLINpEN ROW.

a
The tenth session OF this Institution viii COM
will close on the last day of June 1860.
Every effort will be made to maintain the high
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER of the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Mod
ern Languages are surpassed by those OF no school
in the Union. Two French ladies', reared and edu-
Gated in Paris, reside in the family of the Princi
pal; and it is made their especial duty to speak
French habituaily, with the young ladies' boarding
in the house.
The best masters of music are employed, and
great attention is paid to this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
Ru lee Il PqWrEELIkk NJ Prinfipssl ;h ,nv.,
s'i NILE e Is s. sVHsssAs. French Department.
Miss nj. 7. MAYO.
g. PERSICO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
rf pn. 'BBiicHLER. German.
F, SEIBERT, Piano and Organ.
MILK Il. LACY. Vocal Music.
q ]. w. REEVE. Penmanship.
This Institution is well known 10 the Bishops and
clergy of the Episcopal Church in Virginia, 10
whom reference u made, ~ TO the Faculties q the
Virginia Military Institute, and Willism and Mary
University Of Virginia. 70 =: NJ. Coleman. Of Han,
over Acadciny, to Sam'l Schoolcr, of Edge Hill
academy, 70 the Rev. ChAs. II. Read, and Raw.
2; DoEEett, RisAnoad. Va. and . tie patrons
e. osialsssss, .iyi.s ts.m.. esss.ss q atadiss,
' b. EEk Pl0W EII., Psi.elp.l !, =. I,
" ol-lM&ttm1eeeaQ Box -, kichnnne, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01

EXTRAORDINARY MORTALITY DURING THE
ToRRID TEEM-The number of deaths from
sun-strokes and otherwise for the week end
ing Friday, the 22d--a part of the torrid term
is estimated TO have been about two hundred
9ild ninety eight-an average of over forty
TWO per day. This extraordinary mortality
in our city is TO be account ted for only by the
excessive heat, and is twice and a half as great
as usual at this season of the year.-Ciactnnatt
Enc, 2ith
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
RE y NJ N,l 2; HoGE, p. D.,} PRINCIPAL

Il
Seminary for the education of young ladies',
under the control OF the above mentioned gentle
men, will be opened in the city of Richmond the
LIST day of October, 1859.
Or; HoGE viii reside in the Seminary building,
connected with the institution; and, while his other
engasements will not permit him to devote much
be present day by day, at the lectures and recta-
tons; Will personally acquaiM himself with the
standing and proficiency of the pupils, and do all in
his power to promote their intellectual and spirit
ual improvement.
Mr.. DUpUY will devote his whole time to the d.
rect instruction OF the young ladies committed to
his care. Those of them who are boarders will be
treated as members of his own family, and every
in health and in sickness. This parental charge is
assumed with due appreciation of its responsible
ity.
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
be employ ed IN every department. The best mast
and Painting. viii be secured. Great pains will be
taken to have pupils in the French language taue hit,
it with facility. To secure this advantage, French
lady will reside with the family,
the Truths Of PHYSICAL Science, and Impress them
on the memory.
Music is the want of time, and inducement to
practice the lessons which have been given by the
will he member of the household, and will per-
sona!y superintend the pupils during the hours al
The Course OF Study will comprise all that is es-
sential to complete and polished education, from
the fadmePts the English tongue e the higher
enee. and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted In privatej
will be held at convenient intervals and always al
the whole course Of studies, Diplomas Will be pre-.
sented TO the young Indies who have creditably
passed ali the examinations.
Board for nine months $4,000
Washing and Lights ................. 25.00
Tuition in Primary Department ........... 3D.p
Tuition in Ordinary En- ,lish Branches 1000
Tuition IN Advanced English Branches. 5000
Modern and Ancient Lansuases-each. -. 1000
MusIc-Vocal and instrumental tPiano and
Gnitar), one lesson for one hour per
.......-......-.. 4OU0
Use OF instrument. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
One-half pay able the LIST day of October, 1859,
ana the remainder on the 18th of February, 1860
strict compliance with this requirement. must be
insisted upon.
Deduction will be made for these charge s in cases
OF protracted sickness.
Money Should also be deposited to meet the con-
tingent expenses of q boarder.
boardaIs Will always accompany the PRINCIPAL to
the Presby terrain Church on the Sabbath unless
otheIrwlse directed by the parent or guardian, in
which case all proper facilities will be afforded to
enable them to attend the churches preferre.
pr. HoGE Will take pleasure in answering any Lett
ters 81 INQUIRY with regard To the School.
All business letters should be addressed to
10 %-5m A. Nj. DUPUY, Richmond, Va.