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BOARDING

DOARDiNG.-ThTe or four gentlemen can lie
ID accommodated with hrst-class BOARD. by
apply at next door TO north corner I'd and Nam
streets ~ l6-StH
DAKkE HO U 5 L,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not sxceled in the United States.
IL. D. Parker,
NH s-Sm J. r. MILLS.
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m- Special Notice
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
For the convenience of merchants throughout
the city and State, | have appointed JOHN w.
GARLICK sole Agent for Virginia. Merchants
will be furnished with less delay, and at pIoprie
tors prices. WASHINGTON IL. RUN.
XIV.
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- Boot and Shoe uiacturers.-Gr
those about to engage in the business, are invited
to examine my -
IMPROVED LABOR-SAVING MACHINES,
Without feeling under legations to purchase.
shall be pleased to give all who may, by mai or
otherwise. wish 1t, any information in regard to
Boot and Shoe Machinery. Entire outfits furnish
ed.and shipped without making several bilis and
shipments. J. A. Stafford, Ag't,
~ Elm street, Boston, Mass
je I9-d2aw&ewlm' l2pI
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant. bs Rev, n. w. Watkins, Mr..
JOHN G. MURPHY and Miss ANN f. DUNN, all
Of this city.
In Chesterfield county, at the residences 81 the
BRIDES mother, on the 18th inst. BY the Rev. ID:
winfree, Mr.. NICHOLAS KENDtER, Of
Richmond, and Miss NJ. II. HALL.
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DRUG STORES FOR SALE

II PROFIT INVESTMENT
9DRUG STORE FOR SAL E.-Any one wa
u n small capital can hear of q DRUG TORE,
IA with a we'll assorted stock and good rBn
OF custom, which can be purchased on the most
reasonable terms, ii immediate application 10
made through the Post Once, addressed I" " c.
Il. W. iy lots
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rs To inyalids.
WOLFE'S PURE CoGNAC BRANDY.
WOLFE'S OLD MADEIRA WINE.
WOLFE'S OLD PORT WINE.
The attention of persons desiring pure MEDI-
CINAL BRANDIES and w INES, IS called to the
pure imported liquors of Udopho Wolfe.
Every bottle has the proprie tor's name on the
wax. and fac simile of his signature on the label.
Sold BY the bottle or dozen, by
FISHER & SHEPHERD,
No. l25 Main street,
jy l3-6t Sole Agents in Richmond
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA Turnip Seed,
N' fURNlP SEED.
EARLY WHITE FLAT.
WHITE FLAT. red top.
LARGE GLOVE.
LARGE NORFOLK.
RUTA BAGA, purple top, 10,
Just to hand. for sale by
JNO. w. GARLlCk. Apothe cary, &c,
Market Place, Franklin st.

E The AlbemarIe Insurance Company,
OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
Office Tor Slave insurance 100 Main street tlch ,
mond, Va Policies granted ON the most LIBERAL
terms for one or a te m OF years.
KNOWLES & WALFORD. Agents.
F: w. II .NcocK, M. D., Examiner. Office hour
10 O'Clock daily. y ~ OF
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nRREs' GALLERY is the place to obtain finely
executed Photographs and Ambrotypes. jy LIST
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IA Life Insurance.
As PER CENT. SAVED!
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURE CO.,
coffee 1870 Main street.)
This Company makes yearly dividends, and pays
them to the insured while living.
Dividend January lst, 1860, % per cent.
Only half the premium Is required IN cash on
policies Tor the term of life; the other half is
loaned to the insured at per cent, II he wishes
I4-5t KNOWLES IL WALFORD, Agents.
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nA Machine Belting-Lpather and Rub.
BEK-At FACTORY PRICES
GARDEN HOSE ana ENGINE HOSE,
LACING LEATHER. BELT HOOKS, &C., &c.
Also, LINEN and COTTON TWINES.
EA Call at $50 Main street
~ l4-5t KNOWLES Il WALFORD.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, on Union Hi, aftera short
illness, MRS SAKAH T.. CREASEY, vile of Mr..
VIM. Creassy.
Her funeral will take place at Union Station.
this Tuesday, afternoon. at O'Clock The TRENDS
of the family are invited to attend.
At his residence. in Caroline county. on Tues
dav, July 10Th, 1850, JOHN f. DICKINSON, age d
s. years.
On the 10th inst. at Amelia Springs, of apo
plexv, IHOS. G.. WILSON. proprietor of the
Spungs,l in the Glst year of his age.
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- WARM SPRINGS. VIRGINIA:

These SPRINGS SO well h known owl, to to the
itin- ~ Virginia sprirgs are situated at BATH
COURTHOUSE, In beautiful and fertile valley,
Miiboro Depot. s and miles east Of the Hot and
Healing Springs. and 10 miles east OF the White
Sulphur Springs Inc picturesque mountain see
This ancient ano celebrated v Altering Place is
noted and esteemed ivr It's medicinal and curative
pleasure Baths. There are now five w A NJ
BATHS of the temperature of 96 t. 90 degrees
Fahrepheit; also, two COLD SPRING BATHS
IL Is TO be regretted that no effort has been here
toi9re mnde to collect and preserve accurate
these Warm Baths. If records of cases that have
been relieved and cured by their use, had been
collected and preserved. from their early opening
as place of invalid visitation. doubtless volumes
of such cases might now be recorded. But 1t is a
matter of sober history, tn at very after the
discovery OF the Warm Springs by civilized man,
they became celebrated for their curative quail
ties in various diseases, as well as for the mere
luxury of Bathing, which n 1t passed by any
Baths IN the United states: They were much ire
ttddes, before any other of the valuable Water
ing Places In ViTg were known.
1a.r9ad ,t from M principal ees 3,
Va. Central Railroad; thence by fine stage coaches.
tunder the care ard management of respons BILE
p Ike, to the Warm Springs. Passengers leaving
Baltimore, Nd, Richmond, Petersburg or Lynch
burg, Va, In the morning, can come through to
the W arm Springs he same day to supper
The following is the analyst made Dy Professor
VIM; b. hop Frs OF the university OF Virginia:
The large Bath is an Oc'ag0n, 80 teet In dame
ter; IT'S Is 1853 II feet The ordinary depth
being FIVE feet Gt can be increased to SIX the Gu
BIO pacIty is SIS So feet, AZ 533 81 gallons
Notwithstanding the leaks, this Quantity Of water
will flow into the reservoir IN one hour. The ave
| rage temperature Of the Bath is 9S Fab. The gas
which rises In the Bath consists of nitrogen with
minute quantities of suphuretted hydrogen and
carbonic acid. Besides this gas. each gallon Of
water contains A cubic n,hes Of gas, consisting
of en.-.-.......---.....325 cubic inches
Sulphuretted hydroSen.-.-. O25
tyArh
The saline contents of one gallon of the water
are follows:
hufldle Oh line 800
Suphate of niagnesIa, EPSON salts. =. 9 934
Carbon ste OF lime .--~- ...-............4 ,2eS
SJlpnaIe OF lime D 100
And trace of soda. ..............-...0,U
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ARichard n. Wilson, Accountant, offers
his services to the merchants of Richmond for he
purpose OF EXAMINING AND CORRECTING
SETS OF BOOKS. MAKING TRANSFERS
FROM OLD T0NEW SETS, CLOSING UP co,
PARTNERSHIPS, &c: Having several years
experience, he feels confident lie give satistao-
non to all merchants that intrust their business
to him The best Of city reference Will be gwen.
His office IS with Messrs. HARRIS HOLMAN, on
City Post Office will be promptly attended to.
jy 1l-l2tF
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23,706 :"
GEO, MAYSE.

Mr.. GEO. MAYsE-Dear SIR Your favor of the
18th mat. is to hand, asking me to give my views
from personal observation, and practice a
dent physician at the Warm Springs, Bath county,
Va. " ost cheerful, comply with your very rea-
sonabe request. and can with candor say that
regard the Warm Spring Waters as being IF very
great benefit 70 pc sons lab prnE under the follow
ing diseases: Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Govt,
Cnr9nic Hepatitis. Torpiolty ana Enars ement of
the Liver, Enlargement of the Spleen. Jaundce
some form of DiarrhGa, Parah sis, Syphilis and
DysmenarrhGa. A large majority of the above
hameo diseases nave fallen under NY own per
ferlng from them left the Springs entirely re-
stored 10 health, while others left very much I'm
proved and greatly relieved, and doubtless would
have been wholly restored 10 health. had their So
journ at the Springs been of longer duration.
Very respectfully, your obt serv't,
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LOST AND sTRAYED


| OST-On Brooke Avenue or the Turnp,ks Ia.
COUNTS, of Crenshaw, Quarles Il Co, azains,
persons IN Hanover county. All persons ind,h;ss
TO the firm in said county are requested not To IA,
any one unless authorized BY US IN writing 4
suitable reward will be gwen II retu rned To us
THOMAS ID. QUARLES & SONS.
jyl7-1t 229 Broad street
srH IS RFW AR D.-Stra, ed from n,
.iooking BROWN co ", with white b blst
ie.s. and white spot In her face and under he,
neck. She ought to have a young calf by her eide
The above reward will be paid on her return I,
me corner Clay r snS an st eSsn;vpNpporo
~ErH $500 REWARD.-Straye ed from III,
XA+T Subscribers residence. a very large COW
lace back and belly white. On her return 70 ne
| will pay Five Dollars TO the person 80 doing
JOHN GIBSON Cary street
jy l7-3t* Between Foushee and Adams
OST-Some day during last week, medium.
~ sized Mourning BREASTPlN, with hair In Il
IA the Pin is valued for the hair, the finder Wi
confer favor and receive a reward by leavlng the
same at this office. VIDA!
I OsT-On Friday, between my residence on aGE
Shockoe Hill child's ARMLET, Set with car.
bunce and pearl The finder will receive A re
j, Is st H. A. PEARCE.
T CST-On Friday afternoon the sOth of June
IL from the Exchange baggage wason. near the
canal packet ONCE. or taken thence by mistake, 4
russet leather BONNET Box, marked c
Q. U" on the opposite side. liberal reward Will
be paid tor the delivery of said box to the Office Of
Messrs. j. T. 81 T. l.. BALLARD, at the Ell
change Hotel, Richmond y Til
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T,HE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
sE--.nsXC EsI0S To- OLD lsD

~ = Il ; ~ III VLU
.EsEcP9INTi PORTSMOUTH AN ANp
IT'S PECK, Capt. l. G. GIFf"Rp. fitted Up III
neat style for night travel NIL make an exe9rsSe
next "a inst land regularly EVERY SATuR-
DAY EVENING thereafter. during the watering
season. leaving the ghaIt At Rockets at o'eocE
thence TO PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, and
return the next evening, tSUNpAY, leaving Nor.
folk at O'Clock, touch at Pc. tsm outh and DC
Point, and arrive at Richmond about o. clock 4.
NJ, Monday morning.
PASSAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk I'D
Portsmouth, and return, fmeals inetsl1ed, 81 80
-, No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THf EXCURSION
TRIP. lie l-tsl r. O HAL lkS
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 10.
High Water sAis day (Tnssday) 3x o'eIoct
A X RIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish. N. York, mdze
and passengers, Ludlam w atson.
Steamship Virginia, kele Philadelphia, mdze
ana passengers, G.. L. CardoZo.
Steamer BelvIdere, Keen, Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, ID. Il Currle
sehr. Ree, Franklin, spaden. Havre de Grace,
scnf. Henry Read, Passwatsr. James rlver'
lumber, ! J. Mercer.
York. ice, b King K Co.
Schr. Geo V. Scott, Parker, Baltimore, guano,
Sohr. Clara Belle, Mitchell. Baltimore, guano.
Edmond, Davenport Co
schr Ashland. Homes. Baltimore, guano, Bacon
d Baskervlll.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch, N. Y, mdze. and
passengers Ludlam & Watson,
steamship Pen. sylvanla, Teal, Philadelphia,
mdze. and passengers, G. p. CardozO.
Sehr. Three Sisters, Lenard, down the river.
light.
HALIFAX, July 10. ARRIVED, schr. Agility, Rich
mond.
Boston, July 13-Cleared, schr. E. Smith, Nor
folk
BALTIMORE. July I5-Arrived schr. Empire,
North Ca, DINA. Cleared, sahrs. b Franklin.
Elizabeth City. n c.; VIM. Severe, Richmond;
Cherokee, Norfolk.
NoRFoLK, July IA Arrived, brig Brothers,
Richn ond schr Marv and Hetty. Petersburg, to
finish loading for Baltimore.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "RoANoKE -
GEO. w. Couch, Master, from New York, July
18th. 1860:
j Keelen. W. J. Christian, C. E BEDFORD, W. T.
Adams. Miss Prime and servant, Rufus Prime, NJ.
X. Mootie, G. NJ Smith. J. A. Gill, John Wright,
Miss Fowler. Il H. Turner, pr. WooIdridsss, F. A.
Miss Nadael. H. Ford, J. D. Eanes, w. H john
son, Geo. Post, and IA in steerage.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CREDEnICK,s HALL !, .c,,oe

EREDERICk's HALL p~.,s SCHOOL
within Tss mi, sa ss mile deGa' Hs
Central Railroad, viii commence on the " ., me-
'sp'sT Tgnn snu s Session q Ten Moniis
Board and Tuition IN sill the English orancSes 'na
Music on the Piano, with use Of instrument. 9 %
French Langnafe; .c .--i ~ ~ ~
India ink and Crayon. each. ............---. e0
e. s saa srDsrsn' ed teacher viii
NV address is FredeIick,s Hall. Louis. seys,nty.
viItInis., 49,, NAThA'L W. HARRIS
SOUTHERN FEMALE 5NssTlTTTTEaa
The 1lth session of this Insulation viii com
The Principal viii be aided by eleven thorough
character OF the School
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGE Els are I'm
sften9n + sIysn f ne
RHEToRIc and 4 EAbiNG' = = : ENC : 50
or to the Faculties of the Virginia Militar, lnstl-
tute and of w iliiam and airy College; to Profs:
Bedsoe. Smith. Coleman, Davis and Maupin, of
the University Of Virginia,
course of study, terms, regulations and fnl lstPf
patrons, TO which attention Is invited addIessshe
Principal. ID. LEE POWELL,
~ lz-d1m Box 81. Richmond, Va.
SOUTHERN CON- VIZ RCiAL COLLEGE,
- No. Iss MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Double Entry Book keeping,
Commercial Calcu atoms,
fHs M SPd fhNsGaGEs anu
n Students can enter thus institution at any
time, there being no vacation. en- -
For PARTICULARS please call at the College, or
write for Circular:
WI. FLIEGENHEIMER.
jy IO-1m PRINCIPALS and Propretors.
DKAWING SCHOOL For vacation time, re-
0DsBBsd I4 gGRkHE e. ,'ta aay sse
Gons q NsW fd & sks' of s
school viii DO well to continue the lately lat SCHOOL,
commenced exercises with the Brush IN Indian
Ink and Water Colors.
ATUEsDAYS and FRlDAYs-sto IL A. M.
DIOHMOND NJ A L INSTiTUTE.-.
tanning the announcement for the next session,
beginning OCTOBER LIST, 1860 are now ready for
from the city, they NAV be found at the Bookstore
Of yHGs s't cHAs IL WIZ ssfsSs President
y NOT SPRINGS, POwHATAN COUNTY,
ha 81 b is hs On
reeton Of the unds rsisned
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
University of Virginia it WILL for this reason. af-
ford no fewer advantages to those intending to
enter other Universities or any College
One of the Principals Will teach MATHEMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
structors shall in every case be graduates OF the
SG1sS e. s
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
guages.
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
thing.
Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores IN
Richmond, or by application to US through the
Richmond Post Office.
SIDNEY H. OWENS, JR.. A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP b. STANARD, A. M.
Graduate of, ano formerly
Assistant Professor at, " NJ. Institute.
iy 3-dACw3m
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no Special Notice.-Chas. T. Workman
T. 20 call attention of the trade to their sale OF
SUGAR, MOLASSES AND CANDLES. at their
warehouse, on the Dock, THIS MORNING.. at II
O'Clock. Jy lit
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IA Herring's Fire Proof safes
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS.
We have now in store the largest assortment of
these AsSt FIRE PROOF SAFE ever offered in
Virginia. A II persons having valuahles to secure
from fire and burg lars should have one.
KNOWLES & WALFORD,
yI4-5t 130 Main street.
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NJ To Grocers.--The attention of Gro-
GERS aud Merchants gene ally is called to SEM
PIES INFALLlBLE b KING Pow OER-a
home article, and superior to most of the kind be
fore the public.
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ma Church Hill Alum Water, Richmond,

M Church Hill Alum Water, Richmond,
VA.-This w alter has been found highly benefc tai
in the cure of Dyspe psia, Liver Com plants, Chron
ic Broncht,ls, Chronic Diarr hGa, Chrome Dyson
terry, Menorrbnsia. LeucorrhGa. Proapsus Uterl,
tassive Dropsles, Nervous Diseases, EIuptlve Al
fectIons, Ulcers and ScfOfulous Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always De had + n kSH I
FROM THE SPR NG, at the Drug Stores of
Meade & Baker, Joseph Laidley, and at my resi-
dence. lily l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
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rs Wire and Sieve Factory...The uu-
de signed having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSINESS. on Pearl street, below Cary,
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
the public generally to his stock. He manufactures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIFE for mer
chants mills; FAN al, and STANDING SCREEN
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TR PS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASsS. DOORS, WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND and UANO SCREENS.
Ma Prompt attention given to orders.
g. W. JESSOP, Pearl St.. beo Cary.
jy l6-lm* Richmond, Va.
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Warm Springs, June 18th, 1860.

GEORGE MAYsE. Esq.-Dedr Sir Your note of
the luth inst. ask ing my opinion, tformed from
personal oDservaon,) as TO he remedial effects of
the Warn Springs as curative agent. is to hand.
and 1t affords me pleasure to say, reply. that [
have heen advising their use. Tor various diseased
conditions oil The system with the happest results,
for the last eight wears. us resident ply stefan.
When taken internally, thew duretic anti
acid and aperlent, acting most happily In Consti
patlon of the Bowels IN Rheumatic and equity
Diatheses. Lumbago. Sceatica, and kindred d s.
cases, their good fleets have long been known
and apprecia;ed For the cure of Dyspepsia, re-
gard 1t as ane Of the most valuable remedial
agents. Functional DerangeGieht of the Liver,
ras sis, and some diseases peculiar to females,
have all been relieved from the use OF these
waters. Very respectfully, yours,
A. q. MCCHEsNEY, NJ. D.
W arm Springs, June 2lst, 1860. iy II DAWN
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DESS0LUTI0N.-Th co partnership hereto
~ fore existing In the Hardware business under
tle firm of C. ]. s NT0N Il CO., was dissolved by
mutual consent on the Both ult.
CHARLES SiNTON having purchased all the
interest OF the retiring partner, hereby assumes
all the debts and liabilities of the firm, and Will
receive all debts due thereto -
CHARLES 7. STNTON,
JOHN g. SINTON.
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c. J. Sinton, LMP0RIFR Of

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &C.,
II Main street. Richnsond, Va,
Begs 70 inform his friends and the patrons of the
late firm of c. J SrNToN & Co that he will CON
tlnue the HARDWARE BUSINESS, in all its
branches, at the old stand, No II Main street,
and hopes, by strict attention to the wants of his
customers, to merit L continuance of the llbe raj
patronage hitherto extended to the late Fl IN
c. J. SIN ron.
RirlnIr,n nd IIlvl iy
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l>TOTiCE.-The firm OF JAMES H. PEAkCE
~ & CO has this day heen dissolved, and all
persons indebted TO the firm Wi please call at the
office of the Powhatan Hotel and settle. Persons
having claims AGAINST the same will present them
forthwith to- rHOS. J. BURROWS, as he ia au-
thorlze 70 close the business.
JAMES II. PEARCE 4 CO.
July Is 1860. jy l7-it
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A DMtNtsTRATOR'SN OTlCE.-The sub
n scriber having qualified as Administrator on
the estate of JAMES NJ. CLEMENTS. deceased,
requests all persons indebted to the said estate to
make payment TO him and those having claims
VIII present them, propeI " authenticated.
CHAs. A. R0SE, Admir-,
Office Franklin St. op. Whig Building,
~ -Et Ds.L
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E T.. B. BARBER, PROF ESSGR OF
0NLs MUSIC, will return 10 Richmond about
18th of September. je 30-2aw9t
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q N 1. q. o. F.-The members of
," FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No 10, are
\ quested to meet at their Lodge kocm,
This CT u tSDAY) evening, at o clock
+ when an amendment to the BY Laws
Will come up for action.
By order of the Noble Grand.
iY E-lt* h Il. COOk, Sec'y.
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('ASH SYSTEM-PRICES REDUCED.-In-
~ tending to do astrictly cash business IN future,
except with such of my customers as have shown
called upon, will offer from this date as ,choee
an assortment of FANNY Groceries, Teas, Wines.
any retail store in town, at prices fr I'm ten to
twenty per cent lower than usual. Call and ex
anime. Goods WI III be delivered free of charge In
avail IN, self of this opportunity to return my
thanks st to all whose m mas aa e
vors t. 9Th Broad al s
N. bail accounts not settled before the Ht OF
August will be placed in Othef hands for co lection.
Richmond, July IL, 1860. ~ 8-ts
CHILDREN's GIGS AT COST,
,o.o-ao and Home Manufacture.
wv : -l-i ' 80 and BASKETS.
Ladies' WRITING DESKS oov Dow.
HAIR BRUSHES -
poRTE-MoNNAIEs and COMBS
DOLLS, in Wax. c tPf s'oA ~ rOA'h''
TEMPLE OF FANCY,
jy 7-tsi2p) Main street. above Sth.
MANUFACTURE TOBACCO.-aoo pigs
IN SSmpT'ngB al sTadSs aoSnd a1S hsf
pounds.
ROSETTA" bright sun-cuIed lb. Jumps, n
"ASBU RY bright Sun cured. lb. humps, q boxes.
"H H64i, Medium br!ssht' 10. Jumps, boxes
rPEARIDGE." =
pOp = ~
wv: P. GRIFFIN. Medium bright. ID. humps, y
boxes.
In this lot there Is some damaged. which we will
sell very low. HILL Il NORFLEET.
2-2w
rT,O BUILDERS-ERECT OF CEN TRIAL
EDIFICE TO RICHMOND COLLEGE;-Pro
posais VIII be received by the UNDERSIGNED Com.
mittee until MOND the l6tn July, 1860 at
O'Clock r M. for the erect on of the Central Ed
of the Architect.
Plans and spec i6cations can he seer at the office
of ire undersigned, l.. X. SPfLMAN, No. 65 Main
street. where those disposed To offer for the work
can examine them The building must he COW
cred in BY the lst October next. and completed by
the last of December. ANY further information
will lie given by either of the Building Committee
!: / s sRfESGS. Building Come.
N. B.-The time for receiving the above propo-
sails has been prolonged to the 10th January next
the work TO be completed by the first of October
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17

CATTLE. &c.
BEEP.-Last sales range from S3 70 to "a 5o.
CALVES to 8 10, as in quality
SHEEP Demand fair. at So SO TO S4 y head.
LAMbS.-S25 so to So rs tp head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17

-, Fox KENT:-On Broad street, near the
f;: Va. Central Railroad Depot, : very desirabl.
rooms each. with gas aod water on the premises
Rent SIP 50 per month: Also, 6 nsw I EN- En- ENTS
on 10Th street, fronting the Depot, at $40 per
month Possession can be had IN a few DAYS
T.. d EACHO,
~ ~ tth l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

of the year. three NEGRO MEN and one WO-
MAN. Two of the Men would make good Mili
Hands, and the other Is suitable for some lg MT
work. The W.man is a good house servant and
washer. RAWLINGS Il H0LLADAY. 18th ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17

4 'CE nv ~ IN Ell nave Iof SAFE pI
L vately, to remain in near the city, several
likely NEGROES, belonging to the estate of the
a Woman and thT.e likely children. and several
likely Men. Also, for hire, for the balance of the
year, a good FIELD HAND. Apply TO
no, s. POLLARD, Administrator,
jy Its At A. h. Moore's, Carv st.