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KS Law h8NCk 3. MARYE,
80 ATTORNEY Al Law,
Practces in the Ccars Of the City of kissmond
hne.
He's ALSO Notary Public ana Comnissaoasr ofths
United States Court Of CLAIMS. 49,.
The partnership between Nr. Ca.sTAls Wa4Yr
and himseif be ng dissolved. his ogfce 70 now on
1th street. inst bsiow tsaddtn's HAL fr 10 "
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N ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice In tae Cousts OF the cit, Of ,oh
mond and ooanIl OF henrioo. Strict aftsntlon
vllA BE given to Ah oasiness satrassed te aim
Once -Jor the present, With his fSthsf. Wilham
5rsen, soathwsst corner Main and TN streets
10 n N-6U T ~ -.
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nhsaY CuALrnA CABuLL.t J, II. sAaIs.
L SabGL q SANDS,
~ ATTORNEYS AND
COZ NSk LLOk5 AT LAW,

RiCHMD W.
Practice in the supreme Uu of Appeals of
Virginia ALI IN all the ourts Ut ths citt Of aIen-
uiohd aud Svuntics OF dentio AND hes - ne u.
"a O.FICE hree doors Glow lhr txoh4Bx
bsun dal0 street, between ltth ana l3th sicsts.
no 23-3ms
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CUPPIN AND LIZ EtHIN8.-
eA Mrs. W0OLhOUsf +, over ssm't su,hsr-
tand' Gan Store, l2 Main street. klchmond. viii
xnt on all those requlrlnk her services.
"a Constantly recotv,ns. per steamers. fresh
LEECHES.
Ca. All orders for LIZ ECHEs earsfuli, ssoked
and .ent ny Express to all pats Of the state a
'ast are mach liked, made TO order.
su W-Sm
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IFor the Richmond Dispatch.l

HYG Ella HOTEL July 9th. 1860.
The thTOng which i0r several weeks has crow ded
this favorIte watering place, almost tn positive
discomfort, has begun to taln OIL many OF the Wis
TORS from the Southwest and South having be
and now SETS in tire truly pleasant portion of the
season, of which families IN the city. that do net
visit the Springs OF the interior, may avail them
selves 10 their utmost There will pe less crowd
and pressure, aud cUnsea nently better accOmmo-
datlunS and enlarged comfort IN every respect.
The Injuries of the tide water region are lust
ripenin& to full maturity the hog fish and Sleeps
head. espec ally Tor which this region is so justly
famed are Just now becoming absolutely superb,
and the weather lis uolIs httul The heated
tt rim" at Old Point as 1t is called! has passed.
Indeed from the lst of August TO the LIST Of No
vembeT the weather Ia never too warm or too cool,
keeping ever and anon at the happy medium
which may be demon mated the very bliss point of
temperature. Strange. that just at the moment
air is baImiest- when the &C Hom god atoms
Eest-Wheu he iGXlries of the salt water are III
M CHEST parfectIon-u hen the sea bret fan most
and pleasantest strange, L say. thar Just then,
people should b. iieelns to the mountains and to
the watering places of the North.
For he benefit OF those who would. With 3 feel
lag of security, e. Joy the luxury OF a sol urn on
the seaboa I'd, will state that am informed by the
cinity. that it is health here August, Septem
Der and October, As IN April, May or June; and,
moreover that case OF malarI0us disease has
Hsrer been known to occur AT Old Point Comfort
The Secretary of the interior arrived here Thu s
morning. accompanied by his family, and Will re-
main | am informed, 10 several weeks.
Though the crowd has thInned considerably /,
there is stiil a select and delightful company of
some two hundt ed and fifty or three hund ed
Last night. the bail room pre- sente gay and ant
mated scene rendered the more so by the presence
OF many OF the officers of the army and their fam-
lies.
From and after the LIST of August, the fare, | see
from card of the pr pprletors, Will be reduced to
Sl2 so per week. and 81 a day for less period
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approximste assooo bales, and arrangements '
~. ,.,eu made to compress and send great
dsa, Of this cotton TO New York. via railroad
At "a per bale, for re-shipment TO Liverpoo''
wbv should this cotton seek so circuiso"s
ro,,,e, All the cotton produced 10 Tennessee
aud the northern portion OF Mississippi anu
Alabama, intended for a foreign Market '"o = =,
and an outlet through Chesapeake Bay. Lei
rs have a direct road to Lyncho"rs' an sar
advantages which Richmond eau We, AZ few
wears. secure to her large share Of .n.i and
nor,an, trade. We have long wi,nd has
Regretted the hostility which s Saa as great or
encounters, .nemy as herself II she fails to
asnse ners.M Of the opportunity which is now
offered ass her, by constructing one short rail-
roaa' to secure all that she has already gained,
- ,,erease that gain thousand fold, to set
All her enemies at defiance, and to prevent
GREATER even her own apathy and neglect
rom iniuring herself.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Ysates' Free .Sehools-Ciosing E1srctSeS-ChriSt-
ian LiJsrafity, &c.
SUFFOLK, Va, July

ldn LtOefufiy. &C.
SUFFOLK, VA, July %, 1860.
The closing exercises OF the Yeaies' Free
Schools came off on yesterday, at the Upper
this place. They consisted of orations, essays,
declarations dialogues, acted charades, mu-
sic, &c.
These Yeates' Free Schools consist of a
school for boys and girls in each of two sep
arate, though contiguous districts which
were endowed by the liberality of Mr.. John
Yeates who was one Of the earliest settlers in
this part of Virginia. He devoted large sum
of money to this purpose, which has now ac-
cumulated to an amount not only sufficient
for those districts. but almost for the whole
county. The course of study, however, has
not yet advanced beyond that of first-ciass
academies.
An immense audience was present to wit
ness the closing exercises this year, and the
opinion was unanimous that they were
highly creditable to the Board, the tutors, and
the scholars. An address. which was being
delivered in the afternoon by Mr. LeWellen
Southgate, of King and Queer, was inter-
rupted and cut shortb By a heavy shower of rain,
very much 10 the regret of all present; and
so the exercises for the day and the year closed.
NapsemOnd county, Va, ought 10 smile and
blossom as the rose. In colonial times the
Church was endowed by the noble and gem
erous gift of a large body Of fine land by one
gentleman, the schools by the liberalitY of q
second, and the poor by that of third and
such are the conditions of these gifts, that
they cannot by any possibility be diverted
from the objects named. With these, and with
her natural advantages and geographical po-
sition, she ought to be the leading county in
the State, (as indeed she will become.) for
wealth. in telligence, and virtue.
Mr.. Harold, recently stabbed by Brown,
will probably recover. TODD.
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THE GREAT EAsTERN.-This ship is to leave
New York on this afternoon, On an excursion
10 Cape May, remaining there during Tuesday
and returning to New York on Wednesday
morning. 1t is proposed to sell for the exCur-
sion two thousand tickets, at $40 each. SO
far, the New York papers say, but seven hun
dred tickets have been sold Dodworth's Band
accompanies the ship, and while at Cape May
she is expected to be visited by large numbers
of excursionists from Philadelphia. The flu
ture movements OF the ship are uncertain, but
it is not probable that she will leave New
York finally SO long as the rush of visitors
makes it profitable TO keep her there.
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ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, N. r., indze. and
passengers, Ludlam q Watson,
schr j. M. Ford, Shelly, York River, corn. Il.
ortham 4 co.
Sehr. Hawatha, Phillips, Philadelphia, coal, w
L Staples g. Co. =
~ Sshr Rockingham. TslpeY, Boston, platter, g.
Schr. l.. T. Harden, ------, wheat. corn
and tobacco
Schr Native, Dsnuie. James River, wheat.
Schr. Cherieok., Shelly, light.
Schr LavIna, Hopkins, StarIet, n. ! :, pis iron,
Asa Snyder.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, n. y, EdZe. and
paEaeng ers, Judiam & Watson
steamer George Peabody, PrItehard, Baltimore,
mdZe. and passengers, D. Il w Currie. -.
Steamer City Of Rlchmonde Mitchell Philadel-
phli. mdze. and passengers. G. I. Cardozo.
Schr Naisd Queen, Hplse light.
Sohr. Anacosta. McKown, light.
Schr. Hope, Frank, hight.
schr. Mary, Peters burg, corn. 81
Schr. J. II. Youmans, Peterson, down the river,
light.
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MARRIAGE-M Stevens, heiress 10 the
princely estates of HObokeu Land and I'm
provement Company, was married in New
York, Wednesday, to Hon. Mr. Garnett. III. G..
from Virginia. Rt. Rev the Bishop of New
Jersey, Dir. Odeuheimer, assis ted by Rev. Y.
BrnCe OF ST. PanI,s. Hoboken. olliciated
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ADVENT OF A FOREIGN LIGHT.-Rev. Jas.
Martineau, brother of Mrs. Harriet Marti-
neau, and the most eminent Unitarian theo-
Logan IN the world, will, says he London In
Gulrer, sail for Boston in August. The Re-
vereud Professor will visit Canada and travel
through the Northern States preaching in
New York, Boston, and other places, and will
return at the commencement of the Manches-
ter College session, October 10Th.
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SAILED FOR EURoPE.--The steamship Ara.
bia left Boston for Liverpool Wednes day,
with niuety-five passengers, among whom
was r. Ryan, Of Richmond, Va. Among the
passengers for Halifax was VIM. X. Powle
Jr., of Alexandria, Va. The City Of Balti.
more, with i53 passengers and $40 $50 In spe-
Gle, Ior Liverpool, and the Vanderbilt, with
BOB passengers and Si,075,3l7 in specie, fo1
Southampton, both left New York Saturday
morniny
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MOUNT yEsrsIge Dangerous Speculation
The London Daily reiegraph's correspondent
states that Polish proprietor. belonging &c
Posen, has purchased Mount fesIvlns Of its
present owner, PRINCE Casteicicaia, anc IN
tends stadding The lava surface Of Its precipi,
tous deelivities with villas. hotels, and Other
places OF recreation. for The ap usement and
accommodation Of the English tourists.
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A RELIC OF THE WAR CT 1872 The Ban.
gor (Me.l Union says while at PASSPORT OH
Thursday iast, We saw the brig Frolic, which
was In engagement with the Wasp about AZ
years ago. The Frolic is now about 81 years
old, is owned tn tie Province Of New Bruins
wick, we believe, and has undergone conside.
Tabie change in exterior arrangements since
her fight With the Wasp"
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DROUGHT IN THE MoUYTAINs.-The Staun
ton (Va,) Vindicator says in that vicinity the
drought has been SO excessive for four or five
weeks past, that ali kinds of vegetation is
nearly burnt up. There were several sprink-
ling rains during last week, but not enough to
wet the ground.
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FREDEgICGSBURG.-The census shows Fred
ericksburg, Va, to have population OF 1916
whites, ,29i slaves. and 42a free negroes. This
is an increase Of 900 since 1850. There are -
manufactures in the city, and . houses OF
worship, the Inter property being valued at
&ID0uo0
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
MI Burnt.
MECHUM'S RIVER ALBEMARLE Co.

July 25lh, 1860. s
Capt. Jarman's mill, located at this place
was destroyed by fire this morning. 1t was
discovered to be on fire about day in the
morning and its ruins are smoldering as the
train passes. 1t was valued at SIP 900, and was
insured for $1,000 Fortunately, there was
but little wheat in it, and the loss is confined
to the mill. Ii is supposed to have been set on
fire. ID.
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uau.wha Company.
...ruence OF articles which nafo up
-. "a In s.v@ral OF the newspnpersoi TUG ei'y'
-, Z, III, ,,.st few days.we were Pfomisea an
s..s .sa,.,nent for publication to-day, III
-, =, ths reputed sale of the James River
and kanawha oanai.
we have ascertained that the project of an
.,ecutory agreement for the completion of the
Canal has been entered into between an asso-
citation OF French capitalists and the President
and Directors of the James River aud Ka-
nawha Company, which has been approved
by the Board Of Public Works. A meeting of
the stockholders has been called, to be held on
the 2sth of August, for the purpose of ratify-
ing and approving, or rejecting this project J;
but since it was signed. sugges tons of amend
ment have been made which, it is probable,
will be concurred in b. all the parties and
if so, the amendment or substitute agreement
will be submitted to the stockholders instead
of the one now in hand. Under these cir
cumstances, it is deemed best 10 withhold any
publication of the exact terms heretofore
agreed upon; while we are assured that the
perfecte agreement will, at the proper time,
be made duly public for the information of
the stockholders and the community.
AMERICAN SIMooNs.-Science has another
subject to investigate, more directly affecting
life than the late meteor. In Georgia, few
days since, hot t0ind scorched a cotton crop
for n dis lance of Il quarter of a mile. In Iowa
two men lost their lives, and a team of three
animals fell dead, from the same cause. The
followingis from the Bayou Sara C4a.) Ledger,
of the 1ith inst:
O.. Thursday evening last, about half-past
six O'Clock, our citizens were somewhat star
tied by very strange phenomenon. Ii was
hot 1cind which seemed to come from the
river and was so hot on the bank of the river
that those who stood there had TO put their
hats to their faces. As near description as
we can give, it seemed if we were close to
building on fire. say about a square off, and
the wind from the fire blowing directly ia our
face 1t lasted about ten minutes.
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Richmond, Va, Aug. lat, 1850.

Netice-The term Of co-partnership Of RO-
'BERTSoN & BROWNIE having expired by
agreement this day, h. same business of sell
ing LIVE STOCk on commission will be continu-
ed bv the undersgned under the and sty lie of
ROBERTSON GRILLS. They will pay parti-
Gu ar attention to the sale Of CATTLE, SHEEP
and HOJS.
With a due appreciation of the liberal patron
age heretc fore bestowed on Robertson Brown
lee, they Will endeavor to deserve and hope to re-
ceive, q continuance of the same. -
A u. ROBERTSON,
VIM. A. GRILLS.
Rinhmnnd Va An at
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SCH0oL, CORNER 9TH AND MAINsTs
MISS ELLZABETH r REAn

I
Will open a School at the ahove place ITrUSEp
TENDER. 1860, for MALL BOYS AND GIRIs
She has had considerable experience. and refers
to Mr. 5. T. PENILEToN. Mrs. DR.. CHARLIE. 4. n
SEY. NJ rs Brook, and with confidence to any
of her former patrons.
TERMS. semi annually IN advance : % tn go
q according To advance mert. wv
Apply at Mrs. NJ q. PEsDLEIoS's, 4th street,
between Main and Franklin, or by mail
IL g-lw
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WINDSOR, BERrIs CRY, N. c., I

JuIV IUth, $50. Z
| do hereby certify that have THU lay rece ved,
through hank, the full amount of ore -eishth Of
the highest Capital PrZs of $4,000 drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, June 9Th 1860, in WoOD.
EDDY K Co.'S Delaware State Lot cries. in Glass
] drawn on the single uumbsr pIanl The mum
Der my ticket teiug the number drawing the
highest Capital Prize of $50 700, my ticket being
onl, one eighth tlc ket ind drawing accordingly,
and that full permission is freely given by me to
publish my name and residence.
X IL SMITH IL d
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EA- DocToRs IN LUcK-A Singular Coincidence
Two phs sicians, one in Windsor, N. c., and the
othe. in Doliu gton, Penn. each buy lottery tick
ct and. as he following ceftifca tes with date,
name and residence show. were both fortunate
enough to draw ltTge prSesi
UoLI- GToN. Penn July. 1860.
This is 20 certify that was the holder of share
OF ticket No as 50, II, Glass 800, IN Delaware State
Lottery, drawn June 20 under the man sgement of
WooD, Eppy Co.. which comb, natl n drew the
prize of Is 0O0 and that SAID prlze cashed on
pTesentatlon. THEoDohE al. LARGE, NJ. d.
Dolinston Post Ofice, Penn.
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J A SNUG WATERMELON .PAyou. mar
ket gardener In Southern Indiana has =
"patcn" containing 200 acres. planted In wa
termsiops. His to are Cineiunntl. Louis,
VILE, New Albany and Chicago.
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me-. Look to heme Cor ain ronr wants, Il yo,

wi h to see Virginia independent and prosperous.
or Indigestion. don't gorge Yourself with Yankee
nostruns, RECOMMENDED by flaming certificates OF
men OF straw but procure B AKER'S PREMIUM
BIrTFRS. Read the certificates of frie nds and
neIghbors. then take them directed and become
rcuvenated and entirely healed
PrIce 80 csuS per bottle.
70 be had of all the principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere III Virginia and
North CaroiinI. jy 2s-ts
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SoUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

The llth session of this Institution will conf
menee the LIST of October next, and close on tho
last day of July, 1851.
The Principal viii ue aided by eleven thorough
y qualified lbs ructnrs, and every effort Will bs
made 20 MAINTAIN the high reputation and select
character Of the School
TIE advantages offered in the departments Of
aUSlC aud the MODERN LANGUAG rs are IN
surpassed while espe 40 attention is given 20 ths
study of HISTORY, ENGLISH LITERAT IRE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patrons of the School,
or TO the Faculties of the Virginia Mltsr, lnslI-
tute and Of w illlam and Mary College; 10 Prois;
edsoe. Smith. Coleman, Davis and MaBpin, Of
the University of Virginia,
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course OF study, terms regulations and full ls Il
patrons TO which attention Is invited, address lac
Principal. d. LEE POWELL,
Jy lE-dlm Box II Richmond Va.
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10 wines, Liauors, Cigars. &c.

HA Wines, Liquors, Cigars. &c.
e offer to the trade, families and for private
use. a superior assortment of Imported and Do
nestle rs, Lao UORS, HAVANA CIGARS,
SCOTiH ALE. LONDON PORTER, and SAR-
DIMES, in such quantities they may want, and
up. the most reasonable terms
Circulars, containing n full description OF our
goods, furnished free Of charge
"a. Goods sent 10 any part of the State-and free
OF charge to anv part of the CITY.
MckEEVER &c BRICXEN,
Wine and Liquor Store,
No. Exchange Hotel Building,
jy N-d2w,sw4t Pearl st Richmond, Va
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~ Berring's Safes Never Fail!
500, 900 IN BONDS AND $4,000 IN CASH
THE RECENT FIRE IN WIGH

The hECENf FINE IN Foh HfCH.
NORWICH e. WoRcEsTRR z. X. Co.'S 0FFiCE,t
Norwich. Com. july 49, 1860. (
MsSsrs. HsrriHg j. CO. Gen men On the morn
ing OF the l4th INST, a destructive hfe entirely
which was 200 feet long and 81 feet wide Your
Sale was In the Treasurer's office. on the second
floor. 1t affords me pleasure TO inform you that
the Safe manufactured by You, contaInIns books
and papers of the company, mas proved all you
ever claimed for it. The SAFE was full. containing
a part of our most important books bonds and pa
pers. which were well preserved with the writing
unlnjuTed Yours, respectfully.
q. L. PERKINS, Treasurer.
$1,000 REWARD is still offered to any person
who can prove that HERRING'S PATENT
CHAMPION SAFE ever failed to preserve its
contents in accidental FIRE
4 large assortment of these SAFES in store at
$50 Main street. kichmond, Va.
Jy IS st KNOWLES & WALFORD, Agts.
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A~ NOTICE TO THE PUBLiC.-The
4IET2 IAN tSrOW will he withdrawn from
~.SzssasEth line for .wo or three weeks, for the
purpose of receiving new boilers. Due notice will
be gi.en when she resume her trips again.
The y ORkTOWN and the ROANOKE will con
tlnue on the route between here and New YOTk.
The YORKTOWN leaving here as usual every
every FRIDAY afternoon, at4 7. N,
Returning from New York every Tt ESDAY
and saturday. at P. NJ; touching at Norfolk
gong and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
Sl5.
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40 Steerage pas
sage S.
Fare TO Norfolk same as BY the river boats
jy 3O-ts IUDLAM 81 WATSON.
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City Point, July IT, 1850.
L q 4

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, Richmond.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York.
Bark Ell, KIchmond
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, New York.
ste ,mship Roanoke, Couch, Rlchmend.
Bark Caroline, Packard, loaded with tobacco, for
Bark Elf' South America.
Ship Uncle Joe. load,us for Liverpool
Ship Evening Star, load ne for Havre.
Bark It. Johns loading for Genoa
Bark Reindeer. LOADING.
Schr. Ann, loading for New York
NEW Yoak, July 29,-Crd, steamship Roanoke.
Rchn end; sghr; Rolling Wave. W,lmington
AFRO Ar sehTs BEN, wilmington, N G.; Mary Ell
sn Ws JULY 2 fdSn sss%sh
,BosToS, July Is CID; brig Sam'l KiIlam. Br ]
Mssf va and PoSp%TE stot w 1f,
.JAcKsoNvILLg. Fla, July T.--SPd, schr. Julia
NEWPORT Jalv 2i,-In port. schr. Stranger, from
BRisToL, Eng; July Esd, Robert Bruce,
Van Cleaf, Richmond July 2S-Crd, steamer
BelvldeIee, + lchmond; schr. chas' Roberts, Wash
,NpEroLk, July Z5-Arr5,d, brig Ocean Bellss'
PHIIApELPH'A, July II -Crd steamer Virginia,
Richmond. Arr'd schr. C{;ropper Brothers Fred
erIckSDurg w m. Spear, w Ilmtngton, N y. july
2s-Arr'd, sehr Mary Helen, Richmond, and CID
for same port same day
PASSENGERS per Steamship Ro.NoKE, GEO. w.
CoUCH, Master, arrived July 25th, 1860, from New
York:
r Cheevers, J. Duthle, H. Stern, 6. Hines. Geo.
Hoves, . Misses Ravens Il H Clarke, C. Crit
tenden, Miss ann heQua. H. Powers and lady
Mrs. NJ. Powers, J. Husedt, Alex. Wands, John
Ramsey, w. Longee, Miss i.ougee, Robt. l.. Phil
lips, Miss Gray, M ISIS Holt, Mr.. Mason, I. Pratt,
aud In stserage.
Also from Norfolk Mr. Francis, lady, two
nurses and two children, VIM. Cray.
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DISSOLUTiON.-Th CO. partnership hereto
- fore existing between the undersigned is his
day dissolved by mutual consent. A. g. ROBERT
SON will wind up the business of the old firm.
A & ROBERTSON.
s. BR0WNLEE.
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spHCIAI. NOTICES.

- Large Number Of Lots In the Plan Of
SYDNEY. NEAR HOLLYW0uD CEMEIERY,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION THIS DAi The
particular attention Of the pnblic IS respectfully
Harviss Pan OF S'dnsv, near 20 Hcliy wood &c :
eiery, to take place THIS AFTERN00N, Mt ~
O'Clock zee auction head Tor further particulars
jy 20. II GoDDln q APPEksoN, Aucts.
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a. L CARD.-As an inducement for fami
Yea Y lies to sojouTn at thetHY 1ElA HOTEL,
ks.lM ! during the months of August and Sep
tenlOtI, the prnprletOrs nave reduced the price of
Board to 81 per day, or Sl2 50 per week from Au-
~ c. c. WILLHRD.S Propristors.
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort,t
july 18th, 1850. jy 30-lm