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Correspondence of the Rich mond Dispatch.
CrOpS in Caroline
GoLANsvILLE, Caroline CO., Va,

GoLANsvILLE, Caroline CO., Va, !
July 18th, 1905
The tobacco crop is very inferior one in
this county, SO much SO that think there
cannot possibly be more than half crop
made. There is not full crop planted by
one-fifth, l think, and at least half of that
was not planted before the 18th of June, and a
great deal of it was plant ted about the LIST OF
July, and some still later. The wheat crop
is right sorry, also-not much over half crop,
l think. The farmers are getting it up and
threshing it out, and some have finished. The
yield is tolerabiy good and the quality gener-
ally good. Corn is looking very well, con-
sidering the dry weather. think if it is sea-
sonabe the balance of July and August,
there will be heavy crop made. FARMER.
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The Armory a. an Arsenal, &c.

The Armory building was erected early I'D
the present century, before steam mad as yet
begun TO be used for driving machinery. The
person who planned and built ii, was, we be-
lieye. the late Major JOHN CLARKE, of Pow
hatan county. Everybody that ever saw IT, II
he happened to have any turn for mechanics,
has been struck with its admirable adaptation
10 the purposes for which it was built. Espe-
cially, of late has it become q subject OF con-
sidera,ion. MIR. BALL, the first appointed
Armorer, expressed his admiration. We
understand that gentleman declared tha'
Richmond presented the most favorao'e
spot for an Arsenal that could DC io"ho
in the whole State. Aud so III ooes'-
The water. mower is perfect. 1t Is suHicieht 70
+urn Tho Solar system, II the motive power
IN that quarter should be giving ont. And
,hers i. The Armory almost perfect in design
at any rate. unrivalied anywhere about
here-belonging TO the State, built for the
pnrnose, and at this time, useless TO the State.
With such building, so located with regard
10 water power, so admirably built, so tho
roughly adapted, already in possession of the
STATE and lying within the corporation limits
Of her me,ropoiis-within five minutes walk
OF her Capitol-fve railroads, penetrating
every part of the State, having their depot
within a distance so short that the farthest
could be reached on foot in few minutes-we
learn certain influences are at work TO SEND
The main portion of the arms, &C., to distant
snots in the mountains, where, we pre-
suneN nobody will be able TO Hud them
Now, we hope nobody is really in earnest
about such preposterous piece of folly as
this but we hear so, and We shall say more
hereafter What, send the work off from this
Armory, lying on the canal, with hundreds of
tons of coal, or thousands IL necessary, or
tens Of thousands, capable OF being brought
10 the very door-throw off this Armory thus
situated, thus belonging 10 the State, thus ca
uabIe of being worked, and lying in the
most convenient place for artiZans In the
whole State, and carry everything over TO
those Alpine regions where wheeled carriages
were never meant to CO. where the railroad is
rs vet but a reported fact. and whittier if u
goat or a pleasure tourist succeed in clim bling,
il Is about the extent OF what can be done !!
Psha 1t is too ridiculous to think OF.
THIS is Il place for the man fac ture and
deposit of the arms designed for The State SER
vice This il the place from which 10 distri-
butte the arms. The whole State can be armed
from hereby means of the railroads commu-
nicating with ours--tn few days. Why move
The arms away!
We understand Mr.. ADAMS, the new Armo-
rer, entertans the same views with MIR. BALL.
He thinks there is no place superior TO Rich
moud for an Armory and Arsenal. And there
is none. Common sense teaches that.
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The virginia Index.

We have already announced the dissolution
of the connection between the Indec of this
city, and the Press of Petersburg, which were
a few weeks since consolidated into one paper.
The Petersburg paper is about to re-appear
under the auspices of DR.. HANSON The pub
LEGATION of the Indsr will be resumed in Rich
mond next Tuesday, by Messrs. DEWITT &
CABELL, its proprie;ors.
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Yacht Racing,

The sport of yacht racing is becoming de-
popular in New York. 1t is one of
the few sports against which nobody has any
thing to say. 1t would be hard for the most
ia uIt- finding critic to discover anything evil
in the competition Of beautiful vessels upon
the race-course of the salt sea, and amid the
invigorating breezes of the ocean. We should
rejoice to see yachting adopted more generally
upon our Southern seaboard, with an occa-
sional race in our noble bays and roadsteads
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I'VE clip the following exb,h,, of the ARM

. "a cup the following exhibit OF the Abe
MARLE lhsukhNcE COMPANY, of Cbarlottesvtlie
:, The Stockholders Of the ALBKMARLE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY. on Satu dav last held their
annual meeting. The report to them exhibited a
most prosperous condition. The surplus fund is
now over 500 90, subject to a deduction of per
cent. dividend, declared out of the profits of the
past six months. The To, al cash assets the Com
pany amount to Ss72,Sll 40. IL has paid out to
cation; yet the present exhibit shows it to have
bsep, during the whole psriod. probably the best
Investment IN the state. The stock is now selling
ing gentlemen are elected Directors for the pres
emit year:
DiREcIoRs: VIM. r. Early. b. H. Magruder,
John Cochran, DR.. VIM. l.. Anderson, 7 homas l..
Parish, 3 G. Flanagan, Thos. Wood, DR.. Charles
Carter. X. K. PrentIs
Iur townsman, THOMAS M. ALrRIESp, is the
ngent Tor this Company in this city, and issues
fife Policies IN the same. His office is on 18th st.
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SAILED FOR EURoPE.-The steamship Persia
left New York Wednesday, for Liverpool, with
leO passengers and Si50.OO0 in specie. Among
the passengers were Miss Maria Tompkns,
DIR. Is. Brooke Temple and DR.. ]. S. Wexford
and lady, of Virginia; Dion Bourcicault, Miss
Agnes Robertson and John Brougham.-
Among the passengers from New York Thurs
day, by the Etna, were Mrs. Vail and IL.
Scharf, of Va.
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49, WE CALL ATTENTION TO Mr..
81 EZEKItL'S new advertisement in to
If his EVSttsGINIA GAR REsiOkER. are from
gent whore word may be rehed on. Nj
to dlstri butte the blessing of has invention among
the bald pattd and Thin haired visitors to thai,
gIeat national summer observation-disclosures
hst those who d991t the efficacy y of EZEKI ELs
read the following certificate of your own towns
man, gentleman well known to all il this is
not satisfactory, call at the PROJECTORS, 90 Main
street, and you can see certificates from all sec
RICHMOND, July TO- 1860
Mr. N. EzEKTsL-Dear SIR: take great plea
sure in informing YOU that have used three bot
ties OF your Hair RestoIeT with great sATIsFAC-
Respectfully, JOHN o. CH1LEs.
RICHMOND, July II. 1860.
Mr.. n. EzEKIEL-Dear Sir: II Is with much
pleasure that can I'M rm YOU that have used
ana recommend 1t as the very best article that
nave ever used to cause the HAIR TO GROW IN
CASE OF BsLDNEss Respectfully,
J. W. B. DopsoN, Mayo's Bridge.
BATrLk HOUSE, MOBILE, ALA April 6, 1860.
N. EzsKItL, Esq, Richmond-Dear Sir: You
were so KIND as to present me, when guest of
Err. which has been exhausted for several DAYS,
and have inquired IN vain at your agents III
trial of your kestorer. as IA as my limited sup
ply permitted me to Judge. is highly salts 'actory
thank you 10 send me half a. dozen bottles bv
Adams Express; and bill with the package, to he
collected on delivery. Your early compliance will
very much oblige, Yours, truly,
E. r. PEAsE.
EA. Price 81 per bottle.
RA All orders must be addressed TO the Proprie-
tor. N. EZEKIEL.
90 Main street, Richmond, Va.
No HUMBUG.-Tne numerous unsolicited certlf
Gates sent 10 Mr.. Ezekiel ought to remove the
doubts Of the most ncrsdsoaS as to the efficacy
new advertisement in to days paper.-RtchDao nd
Wig. July IA 1850.
mA- For sale by all Druggists in the United
Statos. Price s ] per bottlS. jy 20 -d2tcwlt
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Sudden Death-Fne Rain.

SUFFOLK VA, July 10Th, 1860.
On yesterday, Mrs RiddicK, the wife of Mr.
Bowling Riddick, of this county, died very
suddenly, with apoplexy. There was school
examination being cond cted in the neigh Dor
hood, TO which she had just sent dinner, and
whittier nearly all the members of her family
had gone. They returned TO find her corpse
We had fine rain on the evening of the Il III
inst. Corn, &c, and particularly the gardens
were very much refreshed. TODD.
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DIED
MARINE INTELLIGENCE Oh.
HigA Wafer tai, day Saturday. 7 0'eloei.

ARRIVED,
Steamer George Peabody, Prtehard, Baltimore,
mdze. and passengers, D * W. Curre.
Schr. Ehzabe h and Helene, Smith, Albany
lumber, Whitlock Son.
SchT. }. M Parr, Lay ton, Rappahalnock, corn
+. Wortham Co.
49, SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, New York.
mdze. and passen gers, Ludlam a. WatEon.
Scnr. New York. Cornwall, light.
Schr. King William Fleming, light.
Schr Mary W ills, North, light.
schr. helle Conway, De'any, light.
schr. Ocean Bird Jones, light.
Schr Angelina Vancheaf, Holmes, light
Schr. Haxali, Winters, New York, mdze., ID. d
w, CurrIe.
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IMPoRTED AFRICANS. - The Montgomery
(Ala.) Mail says the schooner load of negroes
landed in Mobile Bay, 103 in number, were
Africans. The schooner was the Clotilde; and
the cost OF the outfit was SlS000. The cargo
was worth Sl03 900. The crew of the vessel
passed through this city last week for New
England.
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IA DIR ROBERT HUNTER, of New York, we'll
known as the founder of tn system of Medical
limitation in the treatment Of ALL ctions of the
ing Richmond another visit on Monday next tn
see his patients. when those who desire to cOnsu I
beat the Powhatan.
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CHoKED TO DEATH.-A little son. about
three years old, of j. Z. Riordan, OF George
town, GA, was very suddenly killed one day
last week, by swallowing a small pebble. 1t
had the rock or pebble in its Inout tn, and while
laughing, swallowed it, and was choked to
death in q very few minutes.
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R Mrs. Winslow, an Experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has SOOTHING SYRUP
the process of teething by softenlng the gums:
reducing all inttammatlon-wili sllay all pain and
is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon 1t,
mothers, it will give rest tn yourselves, and re-
lief and health to your infants Perfectly fe in
all cases See advertisement in an. Their column.
For sale by FISHER & SHEPHERD,
jy 20-4t Druggists, lT Main st.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS,
CTARKIE ON EvIDENCE-NEw Fol
- TlON-With notes by Sherwood. / vol. 8vo.
ACTS Of ASSEMBLY. 1859 go. $50.
RUN THROUGH EUROPE. By Erastus C.
COURSE PRHisV Of ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY; ar
ranqed with special reference to convenience
TIT G9lq%hl IN co Tas sSTsrp op PHONE IS
LAND. By g Arnold. Vol %. So CO.
WHAT MAY BE LEARNED FROM A TREE.
By Harland c. ultas. II.
Received by
jy21-2t A. MORRIS, 81 Main St
MILITARY. ATTENTION.-Every mem
I'I Der of any military company should have a
THE VOLUNTEERS HAND BOOK,
containing an abIldgemelt of Hardee's Infantry
Tactus s, adapted to the use OF the Percussion
Mus ket in SQUAD and company exerclsee; Manual
OF Arms for Ri1emen, and United States Army
Regulators to Parades, Reviews, Inspections,
Guard, Mounting, &c BY officer of the First
Kegi nent of Virsinla Volunteers. Price so cts
" EST 4 JOHNSTON. Publishers,
jy 2l--lt las Main street
CODEY'S LADY's BOOK
LEsLlE'S MAGAZINE
For AUGUST. now ready st
SMITHS Book and Periodical Depot,
Main st near the rost-Oftlce
N. LEDGER. LESLIE, WEEKLY, and all
the papers for this week. jy Att
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WA The AlbpmarIe Insurance Company,
OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
Office for Slave insurance $50 Main street Rich
mond, Va. Policies granted on the most liberal
terms for one o ts IN of Years.
KNOWLES & WALF0RD, Agents
F.W. H ANCuCK, NJ. D., Examiner. Office hour
10 O'Clock daily. jy II st
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Ma New York Life Insurance Company.

CAPITAL: s., S~S, 359 94.
The Agency of this Company has been removed
to the flee of the Old Dominion Insurance Com
pany, No. ~ Main street, under st. Cha les Hotel
still continue to offer great induceme ts
to persons desrous of efsctIng INSURANCE ON
THEIR LIVES.
WORKMAN Il WYATT, Agents.
jas a.; H. CoNWAY, Nj. B., Medical Examiners
iy 1876
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aRichard +. Wilson, Accountant, offers
his services to the merchants of Richmond for the
purpose of Elk AIMING AND CORRECTING
SETS OF BOOKS. MAKING TRANSFERS
PARTNERSHIPS, &c. Having several years.
experience. he feels confident he give satsfac-
tion to all merchants that intTust their business
to him The best of city reference will be gwen.
His office Is with Messrs HARRIS & HOLMAN, on
the Basin Bank. or any information through the
City Post Office will be promptly attended to.
~
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~ Superior Imported and Domestic
WINES and LlQ nORs, 81 kinds WHOLESALE 10 and an:
genuine Havana CIGARS and SAKDiNES. in
quaotines to quit purchasers, upon fsaS9 y
DIES, in bottles, for family and medicinal use.
MCKEkVEk Il BkICKEN.
Wine and Liquor Store,
MOI Exchange Hstel Buding,
iy 20-3t Pearl street.
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s RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-In oonse.
So quence of the absence of Rev. i. d
BLACK FL. l. from! the city. there will be no ser.
wees m Trinity Church during Sunday the ZINC
INST.
The Sabbath School will be held as usual.
jy a. IT.
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49, THE LADIES OF CLAY ST. NJ.
- L: Church will hold a F FAST in the
evening, the 23rd, The citizens GENERALLY are IN
vIted. Jy 2i-2ts
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- Letitia Brown, otherwise Chevaiier,
who has been in the employ me ut of Mr. Bradford,
lat ly stay ing at the st. Nicholas Hotel New York;
will hear of something to her advantage by apply
ing to the Editor of the Richmond Dispatch, klch
mond, Ia jy 2l-t*
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OFFICE VA. FIRE MARINE ms. CO.,(
RICHMOND, June u, 1860.
A GENERAL MEETING OF
~ the Stockholders Of this Institution will
be held at the oitice Of the Company, On MON
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
je 2-did VIM. WILLIS, Jr., Sec'y.
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A Church Hill Alum Water, ichmond:
VA;-This Water has been found Mighty benehcia
c Bronchiiis, Chronic DiarThpa. Chrome Dyson
terry, henorrhPS ia. LeucorrhRa. Proapsus Uter,
tassIve Uropses, Nervous Diseases, EIuptive ar
fectons. Ulcers and ScfofulOus Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always be had Fresh
FROM rHr. SPR NG, at the Drug Stores of
Meade i Baker, Joseph Laidiey, and at NV resi-
dence lily l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
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I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER

200 600 #. seasoned BUTTON WOOD, superior
10000 it. seasoned iaoh BUTTON WOOD. sups-
Iior quality.
so GRO It. seasoned "a OAK,
25o00 f.. seasoned inch OAK AMI
SO 100 #. seasoned ASH.
20 90 Il. seasoned MAPLE.
MRHQd XIV PIsNK AID sc :i'NS.FisRS 8.
CHERRY. BLACK WALNUT, &c. For sale on
" Ito ' " Truman A. PARKER.
iCHMOSDIRoS ANDSTEEL WORKS
IL The unde rsgned still manufactures at these
Of OF Barn BHu Bsn s'f Hoop
and Scroll R"uh's and Squares; oysls. Hall
Wagon, Coach aid Buggy TIRES, and RiVhT
and NUT IRON, Of all slzes
ard i'G fRoG PLATEs, al sHes wi WR6us Eft
PUNCHED WASHERS, all sizes, kept constant
JAMES HUNTER.
N B.-Wrousht Scrap taken IN exchange
GENERAL AGENCY.--The subscribers have
of WALSH NcKENNR for t6e fPo Of
fas Ns fns e99 OCT PusRss
they have taken the Office on I4th street opposite
the Exchange HOTEL and by strict attention to
their business. they trust to merit a portion Of
public patronage. RICHARD WALSH,
Jy li-lm T. J. MckENNA.
CASH SYSTEM-PRICES ,RkDUCED.-In-
~ tending to do strictly cash business future.
except with such of my customers AZ have shown
u ability. as well as disposition to pay, when
called upon, will offer from this date choice
An assortment of Fanny Groceries, Teas, Wines.
Liquors and Cigars, for cash, as can be found a.
any"retaii store in town, at prices fr IN ten To
twenty per cent love than usual. Call and Ell
anime. Goods will be delivered free OF charge IN
any part of the city.
avail my self of this opportunity tn return my
sincere thanks to all whose patronage has aided
me, and hope by strict attention to business and
Ia s1T RaVESAGH sth asd Broad ss
N. bah accounts not setted before the lst OF
August will be placed in othei hands for leof on.
Richmond, July IL, 1850 yB-ts
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a. II you desire to hai large size Photographs
taken from old pagueI root, pes or Ambroty pes at
reasonable prices. cali at Res Gallery, Eagle
bQuSfe. Jy N-2t
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NJ PORTRAITS OF small children are beautifully
taken by REFS, by the aid Of his superior instrn
ments and quick Coiiodion process IL ao-at
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NEW YORK. July 13-Cleared. schr. nj. B. Da-
yis, W ton N: e. Arrived, sehIs IL. Reeves,
Foster, Ripple, Yankee Doodle, Nile. B. Wool
sey.C. r Williams. B. Cook, N ase Ian, and =
er Roanoke, Richmond schrs Three Sisters, do;
Mary Eliza Petersburg; Emily, WiIlmins ton n
c.; Oregon. W ashns ton, N c.; X. K. Hawey,
Ply m nth, N. c.; Ssllie Smith, Newbern, N. c.;
steamer yorktown, Richmond.
LIvERP POL, July 3.-Ceared, Ship Susan Hlnks
Atwood, City Point.
Pail DsLpHIA. July ls-ArIived, schr. Cerro
G0rdo, utoik, Va, -
BALTIMORE. July l9-Arrived, schr. T. ]. Hill,
Richmond Zephaniah. n. C.
EXAnDnIA, July l9.-Arrived schr. Code N
RUE, Richmond. Sailed, schr. Benz. Vandlver,
Richmond.
NORFOLK July l9.-Arrved, schr. P. s. Viii
liams, PORT Walthail.
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TlSTOFLETIERS-H Remaining IN the fCH-
~ MOND POST-oFFICE, on the 30th day OF
July, 1860.
IA Persons calling for letters in this List, will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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A'LAEog size photographs colored in any styl Ia
desired Prices low, an all work warranted AT
kxEs' Gallery, The largest " The South ~ a-;t
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j 12-5m JAMES KNOTS.

UMBER YARD-NEAR MAYO's BRIDGE,
II Seasoned WHITE PINE, best quality.
YELLOW PINE, of all kinds and qualities
No. ClPRES. SHINGLES, heart and sap.
Seasoned 81 BUTTONW GOD, good quality.
Seasoned.l in. OAK.
Prices low Terms favorable.
jy 20 st ISAAC J. MERCER & co.
NOTICE;.We will close our store on FRIDAY
~ and SATURDAY, 10th and 2lst inst. TO mark
down and arrange our stock, which IS still large
and complete. We will open again on MONDAY
23d inst. when great bargains will be offered.
iy 20-2G PERKINS co, No. l4l Eagle square
NOTICE TO FARMERS.-The THREsH-
~ ING MACHINE advertised by c. W.T.
LER will be eXhi hilton at JOHN A. HrrcHg-
sons farm on SATURDAY, the 2lst jyia-H'
QAGS, BAGS, BAGS.
ID The unde ned offe RS for sale large and va
ripd stock of heavy double warp GRAIN BAGS
with some lighter and cheaper sty les. Office and
sto 9 removed to l4th ST., between Cary at and
Nayo's ridge. Il. b. BENTLEY, Agent.
jy B-2ws
RRICK WORK The subscriber. having re-
- turned to the city: is now prepared TO take
contracts for BRIO WORK of every desc Upton
All work with which he may be favored saau be
executed promptly, and IN a wOrkmarliks manner
Any communication through the Post Office viii
be promptly attended to. JOHN sWANK
EA- For qualification, refer to Mr.. H. FxALL,
Architect. lT-Ats
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City Point, July Is. 1860.

City Point, July Is, 1860.
ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown, Skinner, New York
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Skinner, Richmond.
Bark Pioneer, d. q. Child, loaded with tobacco
for Liverpool.
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z BBLS. PURE SCUPPERNONG WINE
- Made from the North Car ,lina Grape.
: 10 bbs pure APPLE BRANDY, and a general
assortment Of LIQUORS.
Prime LEAF LARD. in kegs and barrels.
BACON. FLOUR, CANDLES, FISH, 80.
For sale, on consignment. by -
jy2i-st SN0DGkASS 4 JOHNSTON
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| LADf
Armstrong mrs Jane
| Austin mrs h b 2
| Apperson mrs A
Allea mrs q T.
Ally mrs NJ
A lien mrs G J
Abram mrs 6 MI
| Adams mrs Geo
| Allen MISS z
Atkinson miss 8 G.
Armstrong miss X
| Brown mrs nj
Buford mrs ] w
Bradley mrs Nj 1.
Brown mrs V
Bourquenot mrs F
Boalhor mrs II
Bolton mrs q
Billups mrs
Blnns mrs M
| RlnforG mrs nj X
Baber mrs IS II
Baldwin mrs Z ]
Baird mrs Il J
| Belt mrs L
Bethel mrs M
Binford mrs l.
Blpford mrs e
Birmingham miss M
BargamIn mlss q
Baker miss b
Blair miss A
Bidgood miss K N
Bid. God miss A r.
Binuer miss NJ +
BIbb miss M F2
Bowden ilss Nj s
b. ay miss II
Bowen miss f. L.
Butter miss NJ A
Crane mlss Mary X
Crane HISS Sarah h
Grafton miss Laura
Converse miss 5 T.
Cox mrs Mary Jane
COSBY mrs + w
Corrll mrs g
COOK miss Mary
Cole mrs A b 3
Collins Anna L
Coieman mrs nj ollie
Claiborne miss 5 A
Clous h miss G c
Clarke mrs Jpo NJ
Chaldiey miss NJ l.
Carmel mrs Nancy 2
carter mrs Louisa
CaIutnsrs mrs 5 g
Carter Hiss Ann
CahIll mrs G
Cake mrs 5 +
DabneS mrs 3 a
DAVIS mrs w H
Dickinson mrs c
DwyeT mrs Mary
Donwln mrs
Durfey miss Harriet
Dean miss Va
DAVIS miss G +
Exali mrs Angelina
Elicit mrs NJ AIRY II
Enroughty mrs Nj artha
EnrIght mrs Johanna
Exail miss AIMS
Elder miss Mary Jane
Elliott miss 5 A h
Ford mrs Lucy
Flgg mrs Melinda
Flndley mrs N A W
Franklin mrs Nj aria
Frayser HISS Ellen M
Finnegan MISS Mamie
Fori miss Uctavla V
Freeman miss Olella
Granger mrs + E
Griffin mrs Mason
move mrs r.
Goode mrs s J
Goughney mrs Nancy
Gathright mrs c r
Gardner miss X
Gentry miss w j
GlInn miss Cece,ia
eileen miss s w
Glenn miss v
Genod miss Ardell
twin MISS l. J
Green miss r B
Hartgrove miss G
Hartman miss V
t1Iliiard mss h
Halbough MISS l. I
Hollie miss Rosa
Howard miss K tie
Hughes miss A I
Hogan mrs Sarah
Hill mrs F T
Herbert mrs H Z
Henery mrs Marg't
Hunley mrs G
Hanley mrs Susan
Hancock mrs Z h
Harold mrs L c
Honcock mrs + 2
Hughson mrs f NJ
Jones m,s Jane NJ
Jones miss Annie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-21

WATKINS e. FICkLEN'
Beautiful English Grey PoPLIN, for suits.
Do. 84 English Grey b + y AN
DO. "a English Grey e RE- E AN
,GLAisE, low P,ioedii, ,rrs
Alexandre's White and Co ored KID GLOVES.
Mems Linen CULLARS and SUsPENDERS.
White Illusion BERTHAS and CAPES
Emhrolds. ed Fine Linen CAMBhIC HAND
KERCHIEFS
White Brussels NETS.
Black SILK do
Cambria kevereing aDd Bobinet FOOTING.
And other Goods arriving by nearly every steamer.
And AT COST, AND
REGARDLESS OF COST,
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
SILKS AND SILK ROBES.
Forming the largest, ne west and most elegant as :
sortment of these goods ever of. 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.
jy 2l-3t WATKINS FlCkLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WATKINS G. FICKLEN.

M New and SeasOnable
DRY GOODS.