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Groceries, SSetne, 3tq5rs ,c.
Ntehter Gmmentbaler=a 99meiser=
Qimthnrner &Gfp

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Del 1e &c. an 9ano, ~ 9b6el & gSiGbeImp,
..s &c. 379 28et- 8altmpreItra6e.
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DR.. Eiufeland.
OoIldmifd,er EprbioI

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sbta SsfrnebetfSImt tnnSmmht Eabens 7rpxbtn, 0kl.
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Gtne 9eilanS in 2 IaStn su9eT6ert.
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S8e6ieI
WSehfel

SSebiel 9t 3. $.
auf ale Sauptp1dbe Deutldlanb8, ioipie auf
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in allen Getrasen ulo Sibteu itetS gu baben BEL 54.
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GD Rc. 29 9. @barleSitr. ap Stairs.
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8erbtirotbete perlonert.

oef SG6s wslGt @ serbstratben bea6N&sen unh M pEv-
n SbDd obrr cines 5inberniHtS berut Rnh sd
ten rsnsIat Or 9ebnfCn tu Ratbx teben 1877 T.
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tam thm ais them 1hsnmnnne Bur6t I'D dnpertreuu
unh tLli4 anf ene driILtt @etdItdfeit herntn
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Dr. 9uDnIton,
Der einsioe 9lrst, lpelder attaetat,
tstdbltrt Dor aSsstsn saprtu.>

(GtdbItrt aGtsten Sdbrtne
&r bat has H6trhe prtSdme unit bette UttttI In hr e
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5OHnnngen ue bn 56wadt aSuAtutpn btrpcr6rtuetn
o's Sb unm6sa MAIDEN uub uIsst R5rsF esun Its
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eeyunae Wdnner,

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e1s lahrb C 8duenbs au frubes Grab tIC
pur6 5rt srbdbenen 1dens tntfertn gerfanbe
mt Gem 0pHnsr Der Rsrebti1m ban btetRert
pOaem UeTtrauew ndbeu.
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Deft 3dtlen safn BAG ketNattNts a. Tbe aler efeYAA
dat in btsism eanes bur Nssttuns sturat wsrhtu e6.
isetn gcn ben lablre6sn aneeru Gsihen bic son emf
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bdamhem &crttat unb ihr Snnet duf Gere Genea rene
beJeuet.
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dem GaGe has aDenthe 0ers9 getrauht wereen Ule SIN
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DtiIabbbid Sereet unb beaIen Drusafen 6 Glpret0rn
burh bte Der. Stdnten rertnuft.
VtetS Is Gents BITE 6lGf&e. Rai0n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26
The Dan River CoalfieId Railroad.

This Improvement, essential TO the inter-
asts of this city, is not receiving that degree
of attention which its great importance de-
mands. Let any one take a map of North
Carolina, and examine the country which this
line will bring in connexion with Richmond,
and he will be satisfied that half the trade of
such a region would be worth ten times the
outlay which the improvement would req uire.
The Enquirer, which has urged this railroad
with commendable zeal, says that the counties
which will trade along the line, when this
connection shall be made with the North Car
olina road, contained in 1850 a population
equal TO that of the following counties in this
State, viz: Hanover, Louisa, Orange Abe
marie, Goochland, Fluvanna, Nelson, Pow
hatan, Cumberland, Buckingham, Amelia,
Prince Edward, Lunenburg, Charlotte, Hall
fax Pittsylvania, Franklin, Henry and Pat
rick. The soil is said to be fully equal to that
in Piedmont Virginia, aud both soil and eli
mate well adapted as that to the growth of
wheat and tobacco. The largest part OF the
Virginia trade of Richmond is from these
counties That trade can be doubled by the
proposed improvement; our immense flour
manufacturing mills obtain a supply of wheat
sufficient TO keep them in full operation; to BAG
coof quality unsurpassed anywhere; whilst
Salisbury, instead of Huntsville, the difference
in distance being about half. But the grea test
and most impor tant point is that our mel
chants and mechanics, who now scarcely ever
send package TO that region, because of the
iasdeq uate facilities for reaching it, will have
a large and valuable accession of customers
who will make their purchases here, and who
belong To a population which is famed for it's
promptness and reliability in meeting its en-
gagements.
The >couatry regions interested have been,
We understand, and still are, pretty we'll can.
vassed for subscriptions. Let Richmond now
come forward and put her shoulder to the
wheel. We understand it is thought by some
that, because the Richmond aud Danyiiie
Railroad Company has determined TO extend
its road to the State line, (when assured that
the Ooalfeld road will be extended to German
town. the city is under no obligation TO ex-
tend any aid TO the latter company. But, as
the Enquirer justly observes, the new fact that
n company in which The city owns only one
eighth OF The capital stock, has decided 10 con.
struct and o,on ten or fifteen miles of addi-
honai road, for the purpose Of securing
trace which, passing over 1iO miles Of its
present road, will pay into its Golfers not lass
'nah oo per cent. per annum upon the cost Of
the new work, Is no SUFFICIENT reason WIN ,,s
should not contribute our funds !, $500
such valuable trade.
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, GEORGE A. VIM, in the
26th year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence of
his fsthsr-in law, VIM. Breeden, corner 4th and
Grace streets, this Thursday morning at IL oclk.
The friends and acQuaintances OF the family are
requested to attend.
Yesterday, at 3 O'Clock, P, NJ at the residence
of Mr.. W. Lohman, PATRICK HUhLY, native
OF the county of Cork Ireland, IN the 40th year of
has age
HIS funeral will take place to day, At 8 o'clock,
p M, from the residence of Mr. w. Lehman,
New Market His friends and quantances are
invited to attend without further notice.
At his residence, IN this city, on Tuesday night
at IL O'Clock, STErHEN K. EGGLES ron, in
the 44th We n of his age.
The friends of the ,mily are invited to md
his funeral, from the o. esby terrain Dr. Huge ~
Church, al o clock, this evening.
On the sd inst, at Amelia Court House, ELL
CONS rANCE,. eldest daughter of len j. and the
late Lii ttetoo Read, IN the It'll year of her age.
- No bitter tears for thee be shed,
Bloss m of being seen and gone;
With flowers alone we strew thy bed,
y best departed one,
Whose all of HE, rosy rag,
Blushed into das n, and passed away
Re Richmond " hig please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26
DYNASTY Of NAPOLEON.

AT the funeral of JEEoMR-which, in its
magniiicence, was worthy king-a signif.
cant token appeared upon the funeral car, a
lofty pile of black velvet and silver drawn by
six horses similarly attired, and suymonated 6y a
erotcn, which emblem of the deceased,s short.
lived and spurious royalty, tits remarked.
was put forward as conspicuously as possible,
both at the lying in state and at the funeral
The intention, il is said, was evidently to in
dictate that when the fat of the First NAPo-
LEON had once gone forth to "make king, ),
not all Europe had power to unmake him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26
William and MARY.

This venerable old Alma Mater of Presi-
dents, iurists and statesmen, having literally
gone through the fiery furnace, has emerged
in all her pristine beauty and vigor, and re-
tains not even the smell of fire upon her gar
ments. Her friends are making gigantic eff
forts in her behalf, and the probability seems
to be, that in very few years she will be
able to resume the proud position of her
former days when her children rendered her
the marvel of the world Her professors have
been selected with marked care. They are, gen.
orally, Young men of high promise, who have
yet to make their mark upon the age, and who
seem determined 10 do it, We leave TO others
the celebration of their accom- plishments; but
we, of set purpose, select one from the throng,
partly because we have known him from child
hood, and knew his father before him partly
because being of a nature peculiarly modest,
we well know he will never sound his own
trumpet; and, more especially, because we
deem him worthy of a far higher tribute than
we are able to pay. We allude to Mr. CHAs.
MORRIS, of Hanover, who has lately been ap-
pointed Professor of Law, and who, but a few
mon tbs ago, was chosen by the people of his
native county Prosecuting Attorney, by con-
siderable vote, over most able, most worthy
and highly popular competitor.
OF Mr.. MORRIS legal attachments we are, of
course, not competent to judge. Those who
are, pronounce them to be of q high order--his
youth considered, none higher. OF his talents
and general requirements we can speak with
more confidence, and we believe we will be
ustained by the general sense of every COM
munity in which he has resided, when we say
they are surpassed by those of few men of
the same age in Virginia. His education was
as perfect as could be obtained at the Univer-
sity-he has been student all his life-and
he has passion for the species of employment
upon which he is about to enter, and to which
he will devote all the energies of his nature
We have every confidence that he will render
the Law School of William and Mary one of
the most valuable institutions of its kind in
the State. We understand the law class will
be quite large--as already ascertaine d-this
session, and we feel assured Mr.. MORRIS has
only to make a beginning in order to insure
success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26
Sicily.

1t is said that the gallant GARIBALDI finds
the administrative and financial difficulties OF
his new government more perplexing than
those of the battlefield. No one wishes to
pay any taxes. The Sieilians have yet to dis
cover that no government, constitutional or
despotic, can do without money, and that
casting of tyranny Is not casting on taxation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26

NEW YORK, July 23.-CIeared. schrs. Lucy Ann,
Wilmington; f. Baker, NEWMAN. n. C., Arrived,
schIs. Jonas Smith and J. A. Beard, Wilmington
N. c.; Geo. Darby, Beaufort. n. c.. Racer and
Geo. Drummer, from Virginia.
BgLFasr, IRELAND. 'per North Briton. AR
rived. ship Depeche, from Richmond. Va.
WILMINGTON N. q, July "A. - Sailed. schr
Ocean Wave, Richmond. The o. w was from
Jacksonville, Fla., and put in here leaking short
time Bnce
BosIoN July %. 1,Arrived, schr. Frances New
ton. Wilmington. N. G. July 23.-Arrived, schr.
j. NJ Lane, Richmond.
PHILADEI PHIA. July. 2S.-Arrived, schr John
c. crime. Wilmington N C.
BALTIMORE, July 24-Arrived, schr. l.. Pharo,
Richmond Cleared, schr- Ontario, New bern. N. c
NoRFoLK, July A.-Arrived, schr. Ed. Wumour,
Port Walthall.
Al xASDRlA. July 2.-Arrived, schr. Z. M He-
lev, Richmond.
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s.,s HOT SpRIN GS,
YGRT BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA
IkH l FOR SALE

Tins well known WATERING PLACE is now
fer d for sale.
1t is situated twenty miles from the Millboro
Depot of the virginia Central Railroad and ex
cept that short distance, has an unbrosen railroad
connection with the principal cIties of the United
States.
AS remedial agent in a large number of the
oSt serious maiadles. for the relief OF which per
sons from all portions of the United States res 1T,
during the summer months, TO the mountains of
Virginia. the waters of the Hot Springs have at
mineral water ia the State.
The BUILDINGS for boarders are sufficient to
accommodate more than 200 persons
There now upon the premises TEN BATHS,
constantly supplied with fresh water, from riffsr
en- springs. Of various temperatures from rs deg.
to l06 deg. "Fahrephet "
As the supply of MINERAL WATER is most
abundant, the bathing accommodations might be
increased to any extent that could be desirable.
A more healthy and delightful summer climate
can nowhere be found.
A valuable FARM of more than eco acres is at
tached TO the SpriL gs. and will be sold with them.
- For terms, address s. GooDE, Hot Springs,
Va. or 'fK0s. F. GooDE, Boy dtou, Mecklenburs
county, Va. s. G0ODE,
TEOS. +. GOODE.
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MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD. Collected
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEAHs.-There were
300 deaths la New Orleans last week so of
WHICH, the papers say, may be set down to the
heat Of the weather. Tiers was but one from
yellow fever.
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a - WE CALL ATTENTION TO NlEs

49, WE CALL ATTENTION TO MR..
Ga EZEkItL new advertise me mt in to-
day paper the certificates, as 70 the success
If his Y RGINIA HAIR RESTORER, are from
gentlemen whore wold may be relied on. Mr.
Ezekiel goes to- day to the hite Sui phur Springs
TO distribute the blessing of his invention among
the bald pated and thin haired visitors to that
great national summer rendezvous.-R achnoad
Enquirer, JHiy Is, 1860
Let those who doubt the efficacy of EZEKTEL'S
INFALi IBi Il VIRGINIA HAIR RES1ORER,
read the following certificate of your own towns
man, q gentleman we'll known to all il this is
not satisfactory, call at the Projectors, 60 Main
street, and you can zee certificates from all SEQ
tions OF the Union:
RICHMOND, July 20, 1860
Mr. N. EZEKIEL-Dear SIR take great plea
sure in Informing YOU that have used three bot
ties OF your Hair Restorer with great SATISFAC-
TON TO MYSELF my HAIR Is GROWING FINELY.
Please send me halt-a- dozen bottles.
Respectfully, JOHN o. CHILEs,
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- YARMOUTH FOR SALE OR EX. s.

20 CHANGE.-I offer for sale, or exohang S33i;33
-xAH for real estate in the CITY of Richmond. Aa:1
my FARM, called Yarmouth" in the county Of
James City, on the Chickahomluy river and lar-
class of sail 8; contains coo acres about 500
acres of which is cleared, and has besn " arled
provements consist of a good brick dwelling, ~ by
81 feet two stories ard basement, and the usual
ont houses. Yarmouth Is Of the best stock
farms in Eastern Virginia. | Will sell a great bar
gam or give literal trade for city property. For
artlculars, apply TO the suhseI Der IN Richmond
jy Tim l.. b. w. APPERSUN.
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NJ CRITICS and connoisseurs pronounce REEs
phOtog phs and Ambroty pes the best IN the city
and his prices the lowest, consequently within
reach ofevery body. REgs employs a large force
of help, and has iFoltles for printing 1900 Photo
graphs daily, at las Main street.
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Nirbmunh qispatfh,
THIIRspAY MORNING. JULY %. ,sso

uT- DISPATCH roR TaR SPRINGS, &o.-Psy-
sous sosag TO tas sratsYsrg places eaW haze the
DAIRY DISPATCH matted 10 them for dny
lemgsh Of time, by tsactag their orders at ths
soxnttng room, and paying IN odca"ee Ief tAe
ZINE adnsd.