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Street and Local RAILWAYS.

Very few of the large cities are now with
out the street railways. The old fashioned
omnibus has followed the stage coach, and the
1mfort, convenience, safety and cheapness of
the street cars have made them universal IA
voriles. In New York Boston, Philadelphia,
RaltImore, Cincin natl, indeed, wherever they
have been tried, they complete success -
Tue North american, of Philadelphia, claims
that that city has established within its Dor.
ders the most thorough and admirable system
OF street railways in the world. Not only
have they become the iavorites for city travel
but hese lines have also tended in the ru raj
environs, where beautiful districts Of cottages
and villas spring up under their fiueuce aud
small hamlets expand into populous towns
by these potent elements Philadelphia, on one
hand, is concentrating the custom OF all the
country within reach, whilst, on the other
hand, the country is benefited by the same
process, since IL enables the city TO send
abroad over large area what is properly It's
own growth. One of the most noticeable adj
Nantages OF these avenues of cheap aud rapid
travel, is that dwellings for artizans and me-
chanics can be built anywhere in the neigh
borhood, and thus the Industrial enterprises OF
community bs increased to an unlimited
extent 1t Is believed that the capacity of a
Guy Tor growth, both in population and bust
ness, is more than doubled by street railways.
A peculiarly of the railway system in Penn.
syivania is that railroads are built 10 accom-.
noda'e the local business. In many States.
they seem constructed principally as avenues
OF transit through the country /; bur, In Penn
syivania, there are numbers Of railroads
whose sole purpose is TO convey coal, iron.
ieao' lime, zinc, lumber, 1e., to tidewater, and
'i"isact the ordinary merchandise trade Of
me region with Philadelphia. In Eastern
fshnsyiVania these works are nearly as com.
mn III many sections, especially In the min.
Ing regions, DIS the ordinary roads.
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The English and the Italians.

The ambiguous conduct of England upon
the italian question is sad to embarrass very
much the Emperor of the French and his ally
of Sardinia. The sympathies of the English
people are undeniaby with the Italians, and
the wonder is why the Government does not
come forward boldly on their behalf Perhaps
an explanation of the mystery may be the
complete want of confidence in the Frsnch
Emperor which pervades Great Britain. The
sympathy with Italy may be strong, bat the
instinct of self-preservation is stronger. 1t is
the policy of England to have the friendshi
of Austria and Prussia-powerfula llies-who
can render the invasion of Great Britain by
France an experiment too impracticable for
LOUIS NAPOLEON to attempt.
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DIED.,

Dl6A,
On the 18th inst, at quarter past CLOCK ~ =
MARY JOSEPHINE, youngest daugn.sI vi ''hn
and BrdketS Parsons, AK ed nine H'onths'
The che rish ed from our home ID Sohs'
The beautiful. the loved 10 deao;
The vale, q clod doth rest upon
Thy gentle form and youthful head'
Thou art gone to thu home above,
In thy dear Saviour's pms to rest.
Where thou shalt meet with those we love,
And be with them forever blest.
The friends and acquaintance are invited to at
tend her funeral which will take place from Tn e
residence of her father. on 18th street. near es-
lev Chapel, this day. at half past O'Clock.
On Wednesday, July 18th, 1850, At his father 5
resid ence in Rocketts II UDSpN BAKER, infant
child Of Jackson and uphslla Baker, aged months
and II days.
Rest gentle spirit. rest in peace,
From toll and grief and raIn severe;
Since death to thee has broue ht RELEASE,
And borne thee 10 a happier sphere
o, auguish, how he gazed on me.
Whilst painting out bis breath;
Alas ] never new till then
How terrible was death
Though death has touched him with his power,
He cannot Grange my love-
For whilst on earth thou vert my tioWer. .
And now my star above. ~ W. U.
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AWE clip the following exhibit Of the Abe
MAkLE IssUKAScE COMPANY, of Charlottesville,
Va, from the Recnw:
The Stockholders Of the ALBkMARLE lNSp-
RANCE COMPANY, on Satu da, last, held their
most prosperous condition.. The surplus fund il
now over $50 40, subject to a. deduction OF per
cent. dividend. declared out 81 the prohts % Inc
past six months The al cash Assets OF the Com
pany amount to S372,3li.4 40. IL has PAID out TO
policy holders than $40 600 since It's orsanl-
been, during the whole period. probably the best
Investment IN the ST tie. The stock is now sell ng
AT advance OF nearly Is per cent. me iolIow-
ing gentlemen are elected Directors for the pres
ent year:
DIRECTORS: VIM. T. Early. B. H. Magruder,
John Cochran, DR.. VIM. l.. Anderson. ' homas L..
Parish, B. C. Flanagan, Thos. Wood, DR.. Charles
Carter, r. X. Prentis.
cur townsman, THOMAS M. ALERIEND, is the
Agent for this Company in this city, and lssues
Fire Policies In the same. His Office is on llth 81.
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A PRESENT FOR THE PRINCK.-The people
of Newfoundland have Newfoundland dog,
whose size may be Judged from the fact that
his neck is "a inches around, which they are
10 present to the Prince of Wales. A silver
collar. weighing 45 ounces, and ornamented
with three armorial medallions, has been man.
utactured in New York at q cost of 1850
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

tue " hhhLf DfsFATCH tseueu UT"
ing contains pretty story entitled "A Stolen
Pleasure"-Seiections of Wit and humor-
Personal Anecdotes Burial Customs-The
War in Syria-The Last Arctic Expedition,
and the usual editorial and news matter, local
summary, and commercial review.
Price. 3 cents at the counter, or 4 cents
when in wrapper, ready for ma ling TO the
country.
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PoLITIoAL.-On Monday last, Hon. R. A.
Pryor addressed the people at Prince Edw ard
Court House, in favor of Breckenridge and
Lane. He was replied to by Chas. Irving,
Esq, who strongly opposed those candidates,
contending that ] Judge Douglas was the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party proper, and las
such should be sustained by all who wished
to preserve the integrity of the party and the
perpetuity of the Union"
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IA, Mrs. Winslow. an Experienced Nurse
ana Female Ply stcia', has a SO0THI ING SI RUP
for children teething, which greatly facilitates
the process OF teethng By softeDIns the gums,
reducing all ipfammatI?n-wiil sllay all pain and
is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upnn 1t,
mothers, it will give rest tn yoursel YES, and re-
lief and health to your infants. Perfectly fe in
all cases. See advertisement in an. Their column.
For sale by FISHER Il SHEPHERD,
jy 2O-4t Druggists. III Main st.
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An American breeder bought q porehsron
horse al the late Agricultural Fair in Paris at
the enormous price OF $l3, UUO. The animal is
OF the immense draught horse breed.-Parts
Letter.
There are now twenty steamers running be-
tween Boston and ports in the United States
and the British provinces. Ten Of these run
to Southern ports.
Lord Lyons will leave Washington next
week 10 meet the Prince of Wales During
his absence Mr.. Irvine will act as Charge d.
Aftaires.
X. Barnwell Rhett, in a speech in Charles.
ton, said that Hannibal Hamiin is really a
mulatto. He has negro blood in his veins.
The New York Metropolitan Hotel bill for
boarding the Japanese, is $9l 900. Among the
Items are 10000 bottles of champagne.
The Savannah (Ga.) Blues, Capt Anderson.
numbering SO men, left there Tuesday even.
ing, on steamer, for New York.
Boston has caught the Central Park fever
and Is engaged in preparing a public garden
al an expense Of Sl00.OUO.
The Phsnix dis tillery at Cincinnati was de.
stroyed by fire Tuesday. Loss S. 600. Insured
for $4,000.
The census shows the population of War
renton, Va, to b. $40 whites and SIS negr ,es.
Hon. S. A Douglas arrived in Boston on the
Ioth inst, and was publicly received.
There was Bell and Everett mass meeting
In baltimore, Wednesday, night.
Ex.President Van Buren, and con. have gone
10 sharon Springs, Ny.
The report that Mayytpi hsd arrived NJ IA.
'ermo ~ confirmed,
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4PECIAL NOTICES.
Williams 4 Carrington's Tobacco
SA Il EH. ut the EXCHANGE. Richmond, July u /,

Ms Superior Imported and Domestic
WINES and LlQ TORS, a kinds, wholesale and
retail. The best RkANDiES, CHAMPAGNES,
genuine Havana CIGARS and SAhDiNfS. in
auantlues to suit purchasers, upon reasona5le
terms. Pure old imported WINE and BRAN
DIES, in bottles, for family and medicinal use.
MCKEtYEk 4 BkICKEN.
Wine and Liquor Store,
MOI Exchange Hete bu,lding,
jy St Pearl street.
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A LIBERAL LANDLORD G God for "OId Pam -
Lord Palmersion annually sends out TWEEN ty
young men, and the same humber of young
women, from his Sligo estate TO Canada, al his
own expense. All their legitimate wants are
provided for, not only as far as Quebec but
to the eud OF their journey. They are selected
from the largest families of the estate.
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MARRIED.

At Salem Church, Charles City county, On n the
10th inst, by the Rev. Jno w. Fusssi NJ r z ~
w. HAY, IF Henrico and NJ iss rAA lie ~
PIERCE, of Charles City.
On the Sd inst At the Broad Street - Fl ii Chuaen,
by Rev. Thos r.. Carson, IHEo4guiHi EN- All
SON, of this city.
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co--..,ood.no. Of Ii. Richmond Dispa,ols

p. CHARLIE. err Co, Va. July =. u !,
The farmers are now busiIy .n, n.is =
IN rssh,n~ their wheat not more than nall a
.rresn mn IN made The corn looks well. The
ossP crop tbis year is remarkably good Fruit
viii he scarce with the exception OF apples,
which are plentiful. vese 'anon mas sunered
sreatIy for want of rain
Thnradav will be Court day. Judge John
NJ q reyory will hold his Court on Monday
next, the 23d inst.
There was quite delightful shower of rain
this evening. JONES.
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ARITHMETICAL.- ANY number of figures
you may wish TO multiply by will give the
same result II divided by ,, a much quicker
operation ; but you must remember TO annex
Il cypher 10 the answer when there is no re-
mainder; and when there is a remainder, W hat
ever il be, annex a to the answer.
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AAuction Notice. Attention is reGue ,ted
to the safe of Mr.. James Thomas HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, MICH COW,
at his residence on goth street, tChurch HIn,) be-
" 2o-lt TflOs W. KEESEE, Auct'r.
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THs p. R.-The Benicia Boy ha. con, >.
Troy 70 zee his father, who is said 10 r. ysr 20
III The reported challenge OF Morr,.s.o.y
him proved 10 BE- bogus, though the . HosY y. ~
H1s,tsd " hsfnrs that fact Eas sscsrtsinsd ave
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aRichard F. Wilson, Accountant; offer

A. H1chard r, " lISOn, ACCOuntaht, OI1ffS
his services to the merchants of Richmond Tor the
purpose Of EXAMINING AND CORRECTING
SETS OF BOOKS MAKING TRANSFERS
FROM OLD TO NEW SETS, CLOSING UP co.
PARTNERSHIPS. &c. Having several years
experience, he feels confident he give satlsfac-
iion to all merchants that lntrust their business
to him The best of city reference will he gwen.
His office IS with Messrs. HARRIS 4 HOLMAN, on
the Basin Bank, or any information through the
City Post Office will be promptly attended to.
iy ll-I2t*
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SUICIDE OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER.-Jacoh
Leider, who was charged with The murder OF
his sisier-in law and mother in-l law, al
Brownsville, MIMI, on the 10th inst, com
United SUICIDE by shooting himself in his own
house. He had been secTeted IN the vicinity
ever since The commission of The murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-20

HA- Executors Sale OF Household Furni.
TUnkAr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is requested 10 my
sale of Household and Kitchen FURNITURE,
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 O'Clock at
the ate re dence OF Francis SamanEi, on Broad
street, between 3D. and Attn: By order of the Ex-
ecutor. THUS. w. hEESEE,
Jy 20-lt Auctloneer.
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A MECHANIC in Islington, England, has re-
Gently made burning glass, three feet in d.
amet-r, by which steel, flint, aud even platina,
il is said, have been melted by concentrating
The rays OF he sun upon them. Owing TO its
great size it has attracted the notice OF several
societies devoted to science and art.
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n In you desire to ha G large size photographs
AIKEN from old Daguei reoty pes or Ambroty pes, at
reasonable prices. call at REEs' Gallery, cage
Souare jy 20-2t
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IT, pisrArcH ron THE SYRINGE, &c.-Pu.
SOFAS gc.sg 10 Ae catering places eaa hars "a,
DaILi DISPATCH uatted 10 rhem for aas
isagth Of t,rss, By tsactng ths,r orders at IA.
eonntsHg-Tecna, ard Paying IN aSranes fov tAs
~ "a, saasea
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SITUATION bv a young man IN
w his 2zd year. who has had his own fortune r.
plo ers would be studied. A moderate ssary o, ~
tsld Has God sdScstion. writes rapidly. and
4 . good accountant Please addis.. "a: r."
WANTED-For the a Hes hsny snd White sul-
I'm .s sfh SdSEss ror s.as:
pa, GOOD wages anT s1SSsns.i & BaSsP
General Agent, 18th or Wal street,
jy 2O--7t Under 81. Charles Hotel.
WANTED-.A good GARDINER; and also,
w one Or two good CARPENTERS Apply AZ
and Cary streets. il NIT
sSAFk; dksthMsSfAi. and Nf' ktfPfl
State. without incambrancs sstisfsetor, refer to
enoe given. Would be willing to u,dertake the
Of large Marke. Garden, 2, when
246 Broad street, will be attended to- for one week.
jy 1885,
WANTED-TEACHE this vicinity 4 a
Of teaching the Ensli Latin and dreek, can OBJ
tain good School. For further particulars, sp-
ply to the ''''s'''f in person T. x s'isf NJ
jy I9-dst&cwsts
stead, EMPLOY f A.n MG
he given for the balance of the year. None but
. men OF steady habits need aPe' AHP = my
jy lo2t' Virginia st., near DanvilIe Depot.
nTANTtD.-A PARTNER wanted, with a
y, ~ ', cash capita, Of from SIX to ElhHT THOU
rlence 10 be very lucrative one. The profits can
be seen by one who would be partner, and would
show entirely satlst factory. Arrangements can be
box 67.'' P D.. Richmond, Va. jy Isiw
MANTED--To hire by the month, able
work about our store. +. II. SKINNER d co.
jy l0-ts
WANT D-A situation as SALESMAN.
w bOOR-KEEPER, TRAVELLING AGENT,
or GENERAL CLERK. IN any line of business,
either Wholesale or Retail. 7 he advertiser speaks
English, French and German grammaticaly, is
man of education and good standing, married. and
about 40 years old, and instead of liked salary.
would take an interest in business already es-
tahiished, provided no cash Investment be re-
duired TIE yelling Agency. or Com mission. for
the States of Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama,
would Also be accepted. $500,
WANTEDITo buy or rent, gentee! HoL
and GARDEN near Rie hmond, suitable i9r z
small family without children. Address u. n,
office Richmond dispatch. JyH-lw
WANTED-A TEACHER.-A lady competent
w to teach English, French, Latin ana !. Muse
can hear of situation by addressing Mr.. - A b.
Co." Guinney's Depot, Caroline CO., Va
jy l3-ts
w in want of TRUNKS. at the RICHMOND
TRUNK F factory, where am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common up
to !hs TffE suFsRGGIN k tkof Lab Es
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manufacturers prices
at No 81 Main St, in Saddle and Harness store,
"" - IF TRUNkks REPAIRED, ,ouu
" l2-3In JAMES KNOTS.
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M PORTRAITS of small children are beautifully
taken BY REEFS, by the aid of his superior lnstru-
ments and quick CollOdlon process y N-2t
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN"
Skinner, master from New York.
Mr. Bris!ow, Mr.. Jarvis, Miss Jarvis, Miss Mary
io un John ryan. shafer, E. stSrt e.
want, Mrs VIM. Hutton and child, J. Potter and
lady. Miss v Noe Mis- NJ Noe Miss Eliza Code.
Capt. T. {. Joy, Henry Su glett. Chas M Gudes h.,
YRS. Hoffman, VIM. Douplas, lady and child, Miss
Jones', J H Ganhsrt 5. J. Kirk, W. o. Collins,
aud chi'd, F. Smith and .ersant, I'm w Smith.
e. Hedge, J. McGIvl ey; Miss Z lien Stagg, James
Vim. Clarke, G. ampier. 6 Wlmmell. r f.
Clarke, l. A. Delwigg. E. fuckers w. SPIRIT
? J. Furlons, r. usb borne Swords j. X. Drane. J.
]. Mcdonald, Jos Garfield, tmoin, j. Shelly,
R. w. Shelly. C. H Haynes. w owens, 3. Aiken,
and q steerage.
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RYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

QY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.-A
ID PROCLAMA atiop having been
received by the Executive. that WILLIAM T.
TOTTY. who is charged with the CRIME of muir
instant has fled from Justice. nd is now going at
large theref rel do nere,y offer reward of ONE
son who shall arrest the said William I Totty
and deliver him into the ial of said city: ar Il do
moreover require all officers of tn s Common
wealth, civil and military and request the peo-
pie generally to their best exertlons u procure
his arrest. that he msy be brous hit to justice
w., Given under my hand Governor, and
}L.s under the Less Seal of the Commonwealth
'~"~ at Richmond, this 18th day of July, 1850.
JOHN LETCHER.
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70. New and Seasonabie
DRY GOODS.
WATKINS &c F'ICKLEN.

Beautiful English Grey POPLIN, for suits.
Do, 8 Englisn, Gre, B E u L AN
Do. "a Enslish Grey BEREGE AN.
GLaiSE, low priced.
Ladies' and Misses Black SILK MIFTS,
Alexandres White and Co Ored KID GLOVES
Mems Linen COLLARS and SUsPFNDERS
White Illusion BERTHAS and CAPES:
Emhroide red Fine Linen CAMBRIA HAND
KERCHfEFS
White BRUSSELS NETTS.
Eiack SILK do.
Cambria kevereing and Bobinet FOOTING.
And other Goods arriving by nearly every steamer
And AT COST, AND
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
SILKS AMI SILK ROBES.
Forming the lars est ne west and most elegant as
sortment of these goods ever off red before in
this city at these figures.
These Goods are well worth the attention of Ia
dies expecting to visit the Springs or contemplat-
Ing summer tours.
iy lS-3t WATKINS q FlCkLEN.
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A Church Hill Alum W alter. Richmond.
VA.-Thls alter has been found highly benehc al
ic Bronchitis, Chronic Diarrh6fa. Chrome Dyson
terry, Menorrhp-la: Leucorrhoea. Proispsus Uterl,
rassive Dropses, Nervous Diseases, Eiuptlve AT
fectIons. Ulcers and Scfofuious Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always be had + n ESH
FROM THE SPR NG, at the Drug Stores of
Meade & Baker, Joseph Laidley, and at my resi-
dence. ljy l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN-L
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City Point, July Il, 1850.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, KeeDe, Richmond.
Steamer Yorktown. Parrish, Richmond.
SAILED.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene Baltimore.
Steamer " rktown, Parrish, New York.
Bark Alice TainteT, Hutton, loaded with tobacco
for Antwerp.
IN PORT.
Ship Uncle Joe, loading for Liverpool
Bark Pioneer, loadine for Liverpool.
Bark Tarboro', loading for London.
Bark st. Johns, loading for Havre.
Bark Caroline loading for Genoa.
NEW YORK, July II -Cid, bark Reindeer, Rich
mond Ar d, schr. VIM. Clark, Richmond.
CAYENNE. June a In port, bark Mary C. Por-
ter, Wilmins ton, c.
pRoviD NoE, July l6.-Ar'd, schr. Isaac Hinkly,
RappahannOck
SALEM. July l.-Ar'd. schr. T P Lerned, VII
mnEtcn n. Q.
BALTIMORE July l859-Ar'd, schIs. Tecumseh,
Plymouth, N c.; E =. Bivens and g. w. Skinner,
NC; Ontario. Newbern, n c Harriet, Norfolk.
CID stmr Geo, Peabody, Richmond; schr. Viii
llam and john do.
BosToN, uly E.-Crd, schr. J. J. Hashorn.
Richmond.
NBw HAVEN, July H.-Sld. schr. E. W. Whist
Ter. Va.
BY TELEGRAPHl
NORFOLK. July l9.-ATrlved, ship VOlant, from
Scotland, ith COAL
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~ N.ARGE size Photographs colored in any sty lie
desired Prices low. AMI all work warranted al
REEFS Gallery, the largest in the South jy ut
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 10
High Wafer this day friday 6 o'cIoes.

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, New YORK,
mdze. and passengers. Ludtam h watson.
Brig Ocean Belle, Benson, Navasa, guano, 8.
Hartman.
Schr. Fame, Tyler, Philadelphia, coal, S. p.
HAYES l. SOE.
Schr Ann 6. Sykes. -, North Carolina,
shingles, Wombe Claiborne.
SAILED,
schr. Clara Belle, Mitche H. down the river,
light.
Sohk f. 6odsborough, Todd, down the river,
light.
Schr. Kate Kallahan, Kallahan, down the river,
light.
nchr. George V. Scott, Parker, down the river,
light.
Scnr. J, J. BarrIll, Partridge, down the river,
light.
Schr. Ann S. Cannon, NOVEL;, down the river,
light.
CLEARED,
Bark Pioneer, Captain Dan. G. Child. for Liver
pool. with $50 hogsheads and tIeIces tobacco, by
Ed. VIM. de Voss Co.
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A Price 81 per bottle
IA All orders must be addressed to the Proprie
- RICHMo.D PHILHAR MoNIC

60 RICHnOND PHILHARW ONIC
S~GA ASSOCIATION Msmhers of this Asso
cIa'iOG will meet for rehearsal aud business, this
tFeIDAYi eve ming. At so clock The opening
rehe arsa of the GLEE CIU will be hei on or
about the LIST of August notice Of " Gu will
be given. The - Membership List" pi!i remain
open TIL further notice and app'icq'Iors ''r ad-
mission may be made through an. M her of the
Association. BY order of the Pre.lceIr
~ 20 IT. HENRY HARVEY, SRc'y
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RACK WGkH The subscriber. having re-
contracts for BRICK WORK of every desc iption.
All work with which he ma, be favored shall be
executed promptly, and in a wOrkma' like manner:
Any communication through the Post Office will
be promptly atten6eu to. JOHN SWANK.
"a For justification, refer to Mr.. H. ExALL,
ATcnItPat, iy lT-SIf
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FOR BALTI M OR E.-The
lsfa3s Steamer GEO. PEABODY, Capt.
1s1.nz3zl RICHARD PhITcHARD, will receive
freight TO DAY, (Iriday,) and up to the hour of
IL O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, the time of de parture.
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at lowest
rates. with great dispatch
Passengers are requested to be on BOARD before
the hour OF departure, as above advertised
Tickets for passage procG req either AT Ofnce,
IN Shockoe slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or
at the Steamers wnarves Rockets.
Jy 20-2t DAVID u " Nj. CURRlE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-20

FATAL ACCIDENT.-Mr. Day, a law student,
OF Ogdensburg, N. Y, was accidentally shot
through the heart Tuesday by Mr.. Russell, Of
Derby, with whom he was in company on 4
hunting expedite