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LAWRENCE >. :HAhfE,

GACrICES In the Courts OF the city o! Rlchuon bud
l :as c0ln;les Of Henreo Hanover and Caroline.
-! Aso Notary Public ana Commissioner o! the United
s;;r, g. g N,.t,. ,t.,
ILs .:;nsr<hip bs;wrea Mr. Chasta!n white aad hin.
i.toro- dissolved, his once Is now on ''a ju''
;.toF Gotdius Hall.
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htckock's rATENr PORTABLE CT

-, DER MILL.
~ sappled, with the above Mills, made With many in
,.'fenta;s, and in superior style. The grinding cyl
''e o! cast iron instead Of wood, formerly made
.se* u :wo Inch wrough, iron; the beam cas-; ron
sn aan ''r"nS. Altogether Is the most perfect Cider
.x "'aet who Las this ciill eau, any time, make
.'..as o: riGer 10 ten minutes with single hoy,
IT,. elIsHy rs wrli make hirrrlS day with about
~, "-ad' With this Mi!l you make Cider AS you
Saa 10 qnantiIirs rou single gallon to any nun.
la,S "1'itH H. NJ SMITH,
,,s~T-h No. H. Main street.
NSE.-Not!ce y Is hereby gyen that application will
cs .uH made by the undersisned 20 the Bank of Vir-
!.a .ae renewal OF Certificates No. 800 dated May
,I - :o' two shares, and No. ll50s dated July 2i
VII 's ten rhsres Making twelve shares Of stock 10
s's which Certificates have been lost or uf,laId
pe,.,, JOS 3. DUNN,
SSuS' Au2?1-EGw Ex'or Of Jos. Bragg, deed
SoMBRERO GUANO, for sale BY
p'' Z. H. SktSKEa l. CO
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BROAD ROCK Va. RACEs-FALL. 1860

I,Nlf;ST pAr-TrkspAr, OCTOBER - *
/ Stih -SreepsiakeS for thrtc nSS-SS~.
Year o.i--.So mile heas-S25Q en- 1SE&SX8S&c>
:'suc--a.gR forfeit Club 10 addSG-l---.sS>-.
t.J!::a- race Is run-four more TO hl the stake
SECOND EACE-SAME DAf.-Sweei,.tas-s FOR all ages
81 1--S,, ,en;rauce-S25 forfeit; Proprietor TO add
81 Z c .ine Is run-three more 10 fill the stake
SECOND DAY-Wedn-sday, October o!-Proprietors
s:-.. t!!aL-;wo mil- heats.
Second EACE-SAME DAT-Swe.pstaSc for two year
o:-- :a!ie-$av Orutrance-s sivn torie-res or more
70 ..;a= STAKE.
IHlgp HAf-Thursday November l.-fostakr-lou'
lie .,,s ,cr yea. olGs-S2J0 0enirnucc!iUu forfeit. Club
.: Proprietor 70 add *rI II the race Is Era-hree or
70 I'll the stake.
FOURTH DAY-f.;!ay, November e.--S~eepsiakrs 'or
a.r geo. old.-lnile h-a;s-tu0 -n;rnGcc ou forfeit
::s- o. .aove 20 i!l the stake.
SECuyp EACE-Same Day--Sahdle Race, Tor Saddle
Hn!,rs ;hai have trained this fail Tor purse "i
~ o. saddle ant, Bride wo.th the money.
Aa.-r above stakes will close the 18th Of September
t.::,-s % b. made 10 TfiOS ". JONES, Sec'ry,
Or CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
A..-2-,,, r,,, SEN. Richmond, Va.
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DoETO RICO MOLASsEs OF 'cH e EESI

Iaailt:,
MuscovaJo Moaess,
Family SyTups,
Pal. 10. j. German. Eras!ye und unrt Water Wash
=: Soaps,
Toile: Soaps.
Pure Virginia Cider Vinegar;
Extra MNccarunl and SrrrEicrl.,
Fresh Sprices for pickii1G,
fine Apple Ch9Vse;
London and Dublin PORT.
so-,. Wu.er Buckets Cedar bucket. lotion Wick, Roe
V,;5ns. Patent Sperm, Sperm Parutne and Chemical
C.ad!es English and Scotch Ale, Reishrs, Sauces
Owe C.2.-s Farces English and French Mustards. For
..lty ,.>,,
Ar lS-s.S
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-------------- s. NttiLi.,
ATTORNEY Al LSVf, .,,
.r,,r -, R,p.r: Ty!s. ESP. No IL, S"u'h E'H'"
I fft!t.
- s"s'r T3IIIiLADl y. -,
-, ,i!- coiiac::c.i U: ciAius aud al! other husi
y" !" 49,. 80. =. n. care Jan Sci
ness nes..---,..- ....- :, a,Io nnjNI-ES
RI EUl UHS HkU TntH sHS
r,,gr Sss.c.rrs ask attention :" ;e.r SHSS o.
TJTT TYPES uHSAIENrS, EoHbkRs, PaF"s>Es, ac.,
are Sa3piy Of which they keep constantly "n hah' ~
80 jsps AMI Stereotype Foundry,
80. 2S, Gold street, new aotht
..h!t; we warran; equ. e.!y F=spre 10 an! man
49, ~: IN hi, country and will ,s on the rsai tefrs,
=. x :.:a:A:' credit Cor approved heio'!ahc h''es' OF
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Mass MEETING lS WAnRENTuN.--TEc Demo.
cracy purpose holding Il large mass meeting in
Hvu'. ~ y 'Ha''. "Vn.f l.: nGnSI iiI',
accepted invitations TO be present 1t is conf
Cicuty expected that Hon. Vim. l.. Ianccy or
Gov. Wise or both, will be present The lame
Of al! these gentlemen is well known, and we
have little doubt Of a vast assembly Oh those
DAYS. Refreshments will bc prepared, and the
time Of the visitors rendered as agreeable rs
the circumstances will admit.
1t delights us to see the old fires kind;inG
and the Democracy waking up with their &C
customcd zeal when victory is ahead. .iitr.
Sentinel
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2itbmoll0 Enquirer.
rI:rDAT MORNING, SEPTEMBER II.

BY TYLER, WISE Il ALLEGRE.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
JAMES RIVER PLANTATION FOR
CiIE

T OFFER for sale, privately, my plantation, known us
Mannsvie the residence Of the late Tarlton ElcInuG
lying in the county Goochland Jane. River. forty
three miles above Richmond 1t conaits by recent survey
$40 acres Of which 100 James River Low Grounds and
Su arabic high land; all In high state of cultivation VI
the remaining so % are In original timber GroSi
the rest in pine and standing pasture The buildings are
Ill substantial and In good repair For further particulars
address thu subscriber Loeb Lomond T. o "oochand
couaty, Va. .,, :, -, ,,u,yy
Sept 6--ctf MA II. rL.nl.eN
JAMES RIVER LAND FOk SA LIE.
TeNuE subscriber wishes 10 sell his Farm located OIL the
1 South side Of James River. In Chesterfield county,
eight miles from the city or Rlchmond II contains
acres 3uU OF which arabic the reInanner IN
OAK pine growth (oriena and secondl There are o
20 Of low grounds and some branch mats Ihe
builugs are those usually found farm OF s size, and
have been erected within the last few years There l
Granite Quarry upon the land IN successful operation The
upon the rar II Is supposed would pay the price
asked for H. There is ready access 10 Richmond market
by the Canal.
Partial possession ITO seed whea be had LIST OF oc'
toher.
Mr.. England, who lives on The farm, Will exhibit II.
rdrMs Such ~ will suit the purchaser. -
CiIAS r. FRIEND,
hfn,,.
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LAND AND SLAVES ~ IItE EoUNTl

OF AMELIA, FOE SALE PRIVATELY.
FiIu Dcvsrcs OF John H. Stegrr deceased offer for sale
l. privately valuable tract OF land lying the Appo
River IN the county or Amelia five miles from Mat
Depot. on the Richmond and Danvie Railroad,
tanins by estimatiou Thousand The land ad
mraby adapted 10 the production Of corn, wheat and TO-
bacco and the tract Is " the best In the
county. II desired ii will be divided Into Two tracts. The
neishborlood Is excellent Possession will be given
~ once the devsees r-seryng the right to cultivate and
gather The growing crops, if satisfactory arrangement
no: be made with the purchaser 10 TAX" them.
The purchaser Of the land II he desire them for his
Use. can also purchase large number Of valuable slaves.
The THEHS will he made accommodating.
Apply 10 Vim =. Meade or john S llaTiawuy, Chua De-
pot, Amelia, 4. ". SrEGER,
Auyo -rtf Mali Sinel
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m FnITIRS ANO PRINTERS!

r ;,,s...ed AGENT ri!diN!A, for the above we'll
-, ss.assh,Q,; ra;. supply r trade with every de.
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DIHD.

On the 2s,h in Norfolk. yss sissr an illness Of
two wceas, Mahfhh , y. nmf iieA' aaush'e' o'
Her funeral will take place to-day, tThursday,)
nj clock. from her fathers residence. on Leigh
street, four doors IRON Brooke Avenue. fr1enda
and acanaintances are invited to attend.
on ths evening of the 18th inst, ELLEN Nc
kAMAKkE, In the seth year OF her age. May bel
soul rest IN peace
Her funeral will take place from the residence oil
her husband, Timothy McNamarre, At hockees
at 3ta o'clock this afternoon. The friends and &C
quaintanoes are invited to attend.
On Tuesday, the asth inst, at his reedence on
Church Hill, Capt. SAMUEL SKINNER, aged 81
years. :, 49,,
His funeral will take place on ThuIsday, the 3oth
from the Sd Preshy terrain Church, Church Hill 81
10 o. cook A. NJ. The friends Of the family are "a
vlted to attend. ~
On Tuesday, between the hours OF one and tive
o'clock. W LILLIAN OTIS, second child Of amy
and Otis Dean, age d days.
Little lamb how blest thou art,
Jesus takes you to his heart;
On the wings Of love he's come
TO take his little nigel home.
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Petty EindicfiYeneas

The Rev. T. L. CUYLER, of Brooklyn, in a
recent sermon, said that DANIEL WEBSTER
might have lived TO a century if he had never
let a drop of brandy pass his lips. OF course,
the inference intended TO be drawn from this
is, that Mr.. WEBSTER cut short his days by
drunkenness.
1t is in this way that the pulpit is pros IT,
tuted in certain quarters, by men who know
not what spirit they are Of Even If the charge
were true, it IL dictate Of common decency,
even in private conversation, not to speak evil
Of the dead. II is only the hyena who loves to
prowi among graves and disturb that last city
of refuge for poor humanity. What shall we
say, then, Of the clergy man, consecrated 10 b..
a messenger Of peace, who emuiates the fero.
city Of the ouly brute whose instincts lead II
TO prey upon the dead!
1t is needless to say that the charge brough,
by this clergyman against Mr.. WEBSTER, Ii
untrue, and that the venerable statesman sunk
under a disease from which he had not been
exempt for more thar fifteen years before his
decease, except the summer and winter which
he passed In Europe, and which increased In
violence and severity as he advanced in life
Surely, man like DANIEL WxpsrER mipht
be spared from such pulpit obioquy-a man
whose genius aud eioquence have reflected
glory upon the nineteenth century, and whose
patriotism IL the only crime which he ever
committed against the section where he was
born. If not for the sake OF public decency
then Tor the sake Of the religion which he pro.
issses, Mr.. CUYLER ought to abstain from the
eAhipi'ion Of passions which can only do harm
10 tIe cause Of Christianity among those who
conIohno the system with such blind leaders
OF the oiiad or, II he cares not for Chris tian
1ty. then his own Intelligent sslashness should
lead him TO psrceiye that though living doc
may bark at dead lion, his spi,efulnss. anI :
TENDERS his own littisnsss more manifsst md
conleiDplible. 800
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INCENDIARIEs AT THE SoUTH.-A few days
since camp of four white men and eight
negroes, all armed. was discovered near ITALIA
dega, Alabama, but the conspirators escaped.
The discovery was made By the revelations OF
some negroes who had agreed to join them in
an insurreetionary movement. In field near
Coffeeville, Wilcox county, Ala, last week, a
coffin, recently buried by some white men
dressed as gipsies, was dug mp and found to
Tenn. for several mornings past, the streets
have been found strewed in different sections
of the city with incendiary documents scat
tered the previous nights. Near Memphis,
last week, some runaway negroes were cap
tured, who led their cap.ors tc grove, in
the trees of which were discovered bottles OF
strychniae, which the negroes confessed had
been given them by white men to poison the
wells with.
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THE PRINCE or WALES INVITED TO THE
WHITE SULPHUR SrRINas.--A meeting was
held at the Greenbrier tva) White Sulphur
Springs on the 23d inst, presided over by jas.
LYONS, of Henrieo county, Va, the1bject OF
which was to extend the hospitality of that
watering place TO the Prince of Wales. The
following resolutions were adopted:
=, Ubfysas, There are now assembled at the
Suripss a large number of citizens OF the Southern
S,ntes all Of whom desire. IN common with their
feitov citixens in other parts of the country TO
,est,fy 10 the Prince of Wales their respect for
himsef for his codntry. aud for the excellent and
imstr,ons lady this mother who presIdes over its
deattnies Be 1t therefore
- Rssoleed. That q committee OF thirteen gen
tlemen be appointed to make known TO the Prince
Of Wales on behalf of the visitors at the Springs,
the slucere qualification 1t would afford them to
see him at this the great watering place of the
South, and to tender to him cordial welcome to
their country,
Resoirsd, That the President and Directors
of the Springs Company be requested to cooper
Wales and his suite"
Among the committee 10 make known the
action of the meeting to II. r. H., are the
names Of James Lyons, of Va; DR.. VIM: s.
Plumer, of Pa; Hon. ID. q. Dejarnet,e, of Va
Hon i. r. Runnells, of Texas, and J. S. Pet
tigrew, of S. q.
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES
The mar ked and ever extended pnpu iarlty of
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES, both in Anne
RIGA and Europe. is such best to establish their
su perIority over all others In the market. Sewing
Machines, so called may be bought, it is Iue for
smaller amount OF dollars, but 1t Is mistaken
economy TO invest any thing In worthless or I'M
reliable article. and those who will do SO must
abide the e9n IS, ~ vn,cy,srs
In order to place the gerry best Family Machines
in the aoorid within the reach of all, we have re-
duced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ma
chimes, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY Doll
SINGERS No. | AND 2 STANDARD SHUT
TIE MACHINES.
Both OF very general appMatlon and capacity,
and popular both in the fsnSly and the manufac-
tory Prices reduced respectively from Sl35 and
SINGERS No. STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers and heavy leather work
Price complete, Sl25.
Also, to complete the list, an entirely ar
tcie, unequaled for MANUFACTURING purposes,
noiseess, rapid, and capable of any kind of work
Price. including iron stand and drawers. $40,
cheaper at that In view of its value, than the ma
chimes of any other maker as gift.
All of Singers Machines make the interlocked
stitch with two threads, which Is the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machines,
Ing for copy OF II NJ. Singer Co.'s Gazette,
which IS beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
NEEDLES, THREAD, COTTONS. SILK, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
Kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, practi
Messrs SINGER 6 CO.'S Office being conduct
entirely now set of hands, We feel confident OF
doing our share of the business, as we have always
done heretofore. |. Nj. SINGER CO.,
$40 Main street, Richmond
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A MUTE III CoURT.-A mute named Davis,
from Philadelphia, was arraigned in Norfolk,
Va, Tuesday, charged with stealing the valice
of S. G. Mitchell, of Richmond. from the At
lautic Hotel there. The Day Book says:
This case became a little interesting from
the fact that neither Justices, Commemorative
Attorney, CLERK of The Court, or members OF
the bar had ever seen or read OF case where
a mute was arTaigned, and they were totally
at loss how to proceed in the matter. ltwas
useless to read to him the charges against him,
for he could not hear them, and MIR. VIM. T..
Hendren, his attorney, objected to his having
an interpreter, and also to allow him 10 read
the charges against him. Pending the discus
SION Mr.. Hendren gave to the Court the tes-
timony in the case which was adduced be-
fore the Mayor, and urged the Court to dis
charge the prisoner upon the ground that he
was a man of very inferior or weak mind, and
that bis family in Philadelphia, from whom
he had strayed away, were very much mortl-
fled about the matter-representln that they
did not know where their brother was until
informed by him (Hendren) that he was IN
our city Jail awaiting trial. Mr.. Hendren and
MIR. Fond both made strong appeals to the
Court. who, upon consideration, discharged
him After the case was dismissed, Davis got
up and made a very polite bow, and wrote on
his slate THANK you "-"No more drink >
mo more liquor no time"-and left the
Court House rejoicing.
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The James River and Kanawha Com.
rany-umpsrtan Meeting Of Steckhcid.
ers Ts- might!
In another column will be found The pro-
ceedings Of the meeting Of the stockholders Of
this company on Tuesday night called to con-
alder the important proposition Of an associa.
tion Of French gentlemen to purchase and
complete the James River and Kanawha Ca.
nal from Richmond to the Ohio River. Inc
details Of this proposition we have before
given, and they will be found succinctiy s.a.ea
in the report of the proceedings in the iova'
column. The committee appointed az inc
Tuesday meeting was engaged yesterday IN as
eertainins the ability Of the French ass s'
ton TO complete the work, and we understand
,h.t thew arrived at sa,isfacto conclusion.
Their report will be submitted to a meeting OF
IN. .tockholders tonight. We conceive 1t to
- q, the greatest moment that that meeting
shop,d he as full as possible. The vital i'm
portance of the subject, and of the decision
which may be arrived at, demands that every
s,ockholder should be present 1t is duty
that every one of them owes to the Company,
to the great work ITSELF and to the State whose
interests in IL are 50 immense. Let them turn
out en- HasSs.
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AN EDITORS TRIALs-Mrs. Lookins was
arres ted in Norfolk Va, Tuesday, for having
demanded the retraction, by Jno K. Hatha-
way, editor of the Day Book, of local article
having placed a loaded pistol to his head and
drawn a cowhide out of her pocket. This
conduct seems to have been taken very coolly
by the editor; but policeman, less gallant
took the offending fair one into custody. She
was held to bail in $500 not to treat editors so
anv more,
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TRIPPING WITH FlREARMs.-At Jackson
VILE Fla, on the evening of the 22d inst, Ct.
Parratt, while sitting with his wife at the tea
table was handling loaded pistol, when it
went off, the ball passing through her throat,
causing her death in d short time. An inquest
held over her body, pronounced the death from
pistol shot accidentally discharged from the
hands of her husband.
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Ma REEs' BEAUTIFUL GALLERY was again
crowded yesterday, with ladies' and gentlemen
from all parts Of Virginia a. All of them, we be
lieve were much pleased with the Photographs
and Ambrotypes they obtained at tuch extremely
low prices. Mr.. RREs' good work and low prices
are fast leading him on to a fortune.
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NEW MUsIo.--From p. H. Taylor, Main ST.,
we have received the following new music !;
Ever Of Thee Quickstep." 1.-THE Loving
Hearts III Home" ballad, by J. r. Thomas.
"The Bell Ringer a ballad, by VIM. Vim
cent Wallace; and ''La Plainte du Berger"
Idylie for the piano, by the same composer.
All these pieces are just published.
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~ DISPATCH FOR THE SrRises. &cs-PsrsoSs
reiag 10 tAs watsrtae places eaa haze tM DALI
DISPATCH nsatsed TO Asm for aay iemxfh Of
ttre By 5eacsns their orders at the cosattss recon-,
nad pavtag IN adcaact for the finse aansed
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SHIPPING

&IEE& AN b BosTON.-The barge UN i. nov
wharf he head Of the On
tFridayl morning at 10 O'clock, connecting win
& Sen sD Be- hS
arday; and arrive e Boston on Sonday; FIsisa;;
rates. For freight. apply to T D. Hall; a. the
head Of the Dock. or to LEE, Agent
FOR LIXER POOL.-The 6ne ship
ee,ye cargo for the above port in 3 few days, ard
Dispatch. For balance Of sht ssssc % aOuI'
apply 70 +. w: De VOSS CO.,
au So-lw' Or TO CHAs. PALNsR.
81 fast sailing schr. NJ. G. HoPkiSs Dosss.
Of hsr cargo ENGAGED and going on bos1d. vii have
's.Ss dispatch For 'sRap1s5 CO.
IS FOX BREMEN.--The A No. fast
lE1essiling ship ELENA, KunLMAN, master.
be ready S,I !. &c day or two to Isof ~,
f5sas s 81 PASSAGE 'gs ShhatNER xoHLER CO.
sE, FOR B0sT0N- FIRST VESSEL
having xIeater portion Of cargo engages and and
gong on board will have quick dispatch. For osi
Aa aa SIT o ''sA' "'pD AvIDa WIN. cURRIE
9H new AND rMPoRrSNT AZ;
$500 X ANGEME NT, lso,-The ADAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce 20
E Esi.aDE EMiHk and ab baLF 70 ElcS
obtaining their freight and packages in the short
est possible time. ,k
Expresses leave New York at LIS and So'eloSss
P M. Expresses leave Philadelphis NJ 90 ~
and A. ~ ExgTessss issys g h,aS@sad
Expresses leave Richmond for New York. PHI
adelph ana Baltimore, and all points Nor'h sAa
West, at 6 80 A. NJ and 80 p NJ
our office ONE HOUR before the departure oil 'a'
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave s'ss-
mond TWICE DAILY, at 50 A. Nj, spd y 7. ~,
The Adams Express Company ieel thai tney esA
guarantee to the public civility attention. anS ar,
in Richmond. and nothing will DO left unaons w
their part 10 meet the wants OF thor eustomon.. s
from sSs Norm sas a. F. VIII g
immediately, thereby giving to our eustoms rsass
advance of twelve hours over our ArranssmsA"
INV twfA Yoak. E sAksnhfifWSEEkLf. fsssas DE-
hTTstFss %Ym, AMI pggSrf sn1 fknfafs
AGES, MONEY, BONDS. LEGAL poSu.
MENTS, 80, forwarded with safety ano La
patch TO all parts OF the United States JAMS
~ NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with Or , s,sa,
out Geods, collected e. all sssss nmss returns
SLAVES .forwsrd.d BY each of our Ex,rs'''''
ara Si saS .s;s
All ftslIh.s promptly called for and deliveries
81 "a Por iarsSsr information. please call st OF
'a',' :. sxD1ss kxrsEsS S g sI,,, ss.,.
/
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

Tor HIRE-For the balance of thu year, a
WOMAN, accustomed to waiting in the house.
Apply to Tau @-tsl r. CAUTHORN.
Tor HIRE-For the balance ofsthe year. a N e
l. GRO WOMAN, with two young children. She
rs COOK, WASHER and IRONER
au 23-ts r. CAUTHORN.
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m- Wire and Sieve Factory...The un.
SIEVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street. be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE for mer-
chants mills; FAN and STANDING sc REEN
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and SIEVES of all
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY I,1 WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
Ma Prompt attention given to orders.
y g. w. JESSOP, Pearl ST.. below Cary,
au 23-lm" Richmond. Va.
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NORFOLK, Aug 2S-Arrived. sohrs. VIM. Sevre.
Richmond, for Philadelphia, put IN to finish load
ing Paragon, York River.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2S.-Cleared. sehr. Gonooa-
nary, Richmond ; steamer VIM. Sel0en, Freder-
lcksburg.
DISASTER.
The schooner reported ashore between Deal
and Shark rivers. was the oyster schr PEARL OF
Jersey City. She was lght. bound to Virginia. and
when of Squan, carried awav her foremost and as
she could not carry sail and the wind being East
went ashore at 5 o'clock P. M of the oath. Both
masts went by the board and the vessel Is total
wreck. Crew saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

IA Their Name il Le;ion,' naay be APP
Piled to tho se who die annually OF Copsumption.
Science has of late years senslbly diminished the
rgm5s. End Jst.iI1nS r ka9yr tsasy bss
created q potent influence in attaining this end.
Sold by ADlE & GRAY. fURCELL,L ADD a
CO., W. PETERSON, J. p. DUVAL. and bv al
other deale RI in medicines. au 3J-2tWdS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

IA Fair In Sydney The Ladies are hold
METHODIST i. CHURCH Bcsldes the. ICE
CREAMS, CAKES, JELIlEs aud Q, her re fresh
ments, there are many USEFUL ANTlCLES.-
The public are invited. an 5u-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30

Ma For Picklins.-
CINNAMON, CLOVES,
MUSTARD SEED,
GARLIC, TUMERIC, &C., &c.
Fresh and pure For sale BY
JOHN w. GAKLfCK, Apotheoary. &C.,
Market Place, Franklin at.