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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE


AJOftCE.-A lady or family who designs going
~ TO the Hot Springs, and VINO may need tee ser
v,ces of an elderly SERVANT to attend her or
them. and to act as chambermaid while there, can
secure the services OF such servant free OF pre-,
provided she can enjoy the benefits OF the hot bath
without expense. Apply to A. q STU sss,
at-lw Christian Advocate Office.
Tor BIRE-For the balance OF the year-two
CARRIAGE DRIVERS, reliable men, and
suitable for general business. tlso. three WO-
MEN for house work. without oh ldfen, and two
WOMEN with one child each. For further infor-
nation apoly TO +. d. EACHU.
IL II 14th street. near Exchange Hotel.
EOR HlKE-For the balance Of the year-a
strong. healthy, able bodied NEGRO MAN
Apply TO 2. A. CLopION,
" 2l-St Corner Wall and Franklin ats.
E1OK LIE AND HIKE.-I have for sale pri
L vatelv, to remain in or near the city several
likely NEGROES, belonging to the estate of the
late John Hill: Among them may be found Girls,
likely Men. Also, for hire, for the balance of the
year, good FIELD HAND; Apply to
R0. 6. POLLARD, .AdfihlstIatof,
l2-ts At A. +. Moofc's, Cafv st.
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IA, New and SeasohabIe
DRY GOODS.
WATKINS e FICKLEN.

v
Beautiful English Grey PoPLIN, for suits.
Do s English GREY B K Z Il AN
Do. 81 English Grey EREG E AN
GLAlSE, low priced.
Ladies' and Misses Black SILK MITTS
Aexandre's White and Co orsd KIP !, GLOVES
Mems Linen COLLARS and SUSPEN DERS.
White Illusion RERrHhS and CARES.
Er5rode ed Fine Linen CAMSk.C HAND
kEkCHtEFE
White BRUSSELS NETTS.
Black SILK do.
Cambria Revereing and Bobinet FOOTING.
And other Goods arriving by nearly every steamer
REGARDLESS OF COST,
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
SILKS AMI SILK ROBES.
Forming the LARGEST, ne west and most elegant as
sortment of these goods ever off red before II
this city at these figures
These Goods are well worth the attention OF Ia
dies expecting to visit the Springs or coEtemplat
ing summer tours.
jy al-3t WATKINS FICkLEN.
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QUARTERLY RkPosr or CHIEF INSPECTOR
BY The quarterly report OF VIM. IL. Parker
Esq the Chief Inspector of Vessels, for The
quarter ending June Both, 1860, il appears thai
there were Inspected in Hampton Roads York
River, Rappahannock, and Alexandria, dur.
ing 'he said quarter, 200 vessels. III April
there were 459, May 403, and June 33s. The
cargoes consisted of timber, shingles, coal
wood, oysters, corn, -four, cotton, fruit, &c
Iu Hampton Roads there were inspected COG
York River 100, Rappahannock IS, Alexan.
dria 3u7
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George Edward Kunhart, an eminent G err
on the 4th inst.
The operation performed upon the eyes of
Mrs. Gore, the novelist, has not been success
full in restoring her sight.
Ben McCulloeh, the famous Texan ranger
has been in Hartford, Conn, for several days.
Hon. Linton Stephens, one of the Judges of
the Supreme Court of Georgia, has resigned.
Major N. W. Shelley, editor of the Selma
(Ala.) Reporter, died ON the 18th inst.
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~ Mrs. Winslow, an Experienced Nurse
and Female physlclao, has SooTHiNG Si RUP
the process of .teething b, softenlng the gums,
reducing all infammau ,n-wIll sllay all pain and
is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend up 1t
mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and re-
lief and he alth to your infants. Perfectly S fe in
all cases. See advertisement in an Their eolumn.
For sale by FISHER SHt PHEkD,
iy "a Druggists Ia NJ al st.
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SUSPECTED MURDER.-The bonnet and FISH,
ing peie Of Mrs. Obediah Rewis were found
on the banks of a lake in Coffee county, GA,
and her body being fished out, was found 10
be terribly cut and bruised. Her husband,
who was arrested said he heard her splashing
in the wafer, but when he went to the spot,
could not find her.
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SOUTHERN CONNIE RClAL COLLEGE
y No. l3S MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Double Entry Book keeping,
Mercantile and Ornamental Penmanship, and
THE MODERN LANGUAGES.
n Students enter thus institution at any
time, there be ing no vacation.
For PARTICULARS please call at the College, or
write for Circular;
WV. FLEGENHEIMER,
jy l0-lm Principals and Proprietors.
DRAWiNG SSGRE0ot.Fo5, vacatio or time, re-
0psBB1 BE- A. VGGENfH Ks AR a s
vanced DRAWING SCHOLARS of Mr.. TIeHE's
commenced exercises with the Brush IN Indian
Ink and Water Colors.
Terms-S $500 monthly.
ATUEsDAYS and FRIDAYs-st to IL A. NJ.
jy7-1m'
TTNiXEksSSITX HIGH sGH3oL, HTSTE.
the FIRST OF OCToBER next, under the d. Ii.
rection Of the undersigned
University of VIRGINIA, it will for this reason, af-
ford no fewer advantages to those int nding to
enter other Universities, or any College
One Of the Principals WILL teach MAFH EMAT-
struc shall in every case be graduates of the
Unlversity OF Virginia. Colloquial clashes, how
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAG ES, will receive
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
guages.
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
thing.
Circulars may re obtained at the bookstores in
Bbichmond' or by application to US through the
.''' sidney H. OWENS. JR.. A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP p. sTANARD, A: NJ.
Assistant Professor at, v. NJ. institute
jy 3-d&ow3m
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MARRIED.

Leigh Street Bag i.s chgsr.s;; On Col
the 18th inst, BY the Rev "a sam.nsAaRkH A. PER-
KiNsUN. 4 formerly u Pster:burs: W rx,..
"a kaleish papers, ana fetsHo"'s AAP'ess'
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PAssKSGvRs PER STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN,
Parrish, Master, from New York:
J. r. varser, A. Mckenna, Anhrepp U.S. IN y.
Connolly, Geo Butter, Mrs. Randolph, hey. M
Saunders, Mrs Drummond, j. II. Rochelle, NJ.
Wallace M chesbsough: J. F. H G9oes, <.
W. Goodrich. H. Re ere. w. H. Hart, W, T.
Lowry. lady and child. A. w. Small. Miss jar
Wis, J. SEXTON. r. Busbee, Mr.; Grundy, Miss a.
Kelly Mrs Wilson and child. W. @ Pl9ck; X.
r. Hall, r J, Hams, W L skinner, w H. Pur-
Powell, WIN. Lee, Ho 4sman, Geo; Sale, q. y.
Dewey, W; Durham Miss Brown, T Richard
Capt E. GifIrd and lady, NJ. Charles. w. <.
Smythe, J. Lewis, P. Hunter, 8. Hutckins. M.
Lines, W. job son, r. ]. Harrington; NJ. Jones,
M Dobs. n, T. 8. Nation @. Fisher, Miss Bianea
Walters, Miss CLARA Montelth, Miss Bel ,Fersn
son, Miss Emma FInney, Monsieur emith, n. D.
More, and 80 steerage.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANs.-The
New Orleans Board of Health report the first
case OF death from yellow fever in that city on
Wednesday, 1lth inst.
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No. DIR. HUNTER, of New York, will not be able
TO extend his present visit to our cit, beyo, the
time announced IN HIS card, Wednesda, evening.
he Tece yes his PATIENTS aud those dssirous of
BECOMING such, at the PnWhatan Hotel
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ma THE miniature and life size Photographs
taken by kEKs are not surpassed by any in the
style, or worked in II dia Ink, al low prices al
nd ex mime specimens, l45 Main str, eE, between
18th and 18th streets.
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g. Letitia Brown. otherwise Waller
who has been in the employ ment OF Mr. Bradford
will hear of something to her advantage by appl,
ing to the Editor of the Richmond Dispatch, kIch
moDd, Va j. Zi-tN
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RRichard F. Wilson, Accountant, offers
his services to the merchants Of Richmond for the
purpose of * AIMING AND CORRECTING
SETS OF BOOKS MAKING TRANSFERS
FROM OLD ToNEw SETS. CLOSING UP CO,
Partnerships. &c; Having several years
lion 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.
liz ll-l2tE
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INsfiT TIE,

The Ilth session of this Institution will CON-
mence the LIST of October next, and close on the
last day OF July, 1861.
The Principal will he aided by eleven thorough
ly aualified ms ructots, and every effort will be
made TO maintain the high reputation and select
character of the SchQol.
The advantages offered in the departments OF
USlC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are an
surpassed, while especial atten 10 given to the
study of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERAL URE,
RHETORIC ami READING.
The Principal refers tn the patrons of the School;
or to the Faculties of the Virsinia MiIitar, lnst-
tute and of w lillian and Mary Colleges; TO Profs;
edsoe. Smith. Coleman, Davis and Maupin, of
the University of Virginia,
For further information. or for catalogue giving
of study, terms. regulations and full list OF
patrons to which attention Is invited address the
Principal. d. LEE POWELL,
iy l2-dlm Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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IA New York Life Insurance Company

CAPITAL: 81, $3.50 "a.
The Agency of this Company IS been removed
to the flee of the Old Dominion insurance Com
pany No. q NJ ain street, under st. Cha les Hotel
wnere we still coatinue to offer great Indulgence
to persons DESTROYS of efiecting INSURANCE ON
tn EIR LIVES
Ro:Ti C SdnM.S n E. Medical Examiners.
jy lS-6t
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lN,FIIRMA AIRY OF ST. FRANCIS DE
SHooA 4 a RRIGchaMf6ND, Va.
CONE UCTED BY THE SYST ERs OF
THIS institution is now ready for the reception
of patients. Its location. famlIarly known so Icing
as Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern" is ever.
and beautiful retreat for those who have either lost
their health or received bod lily lpjur,; The grounds
are quite extensive, well furnished with shade
trees Of large growth, refreshed with the waters
OF an abundant spring; and while, on the one side,
connected with respectable and populous neis h.
horhood of the city, are, on the other exposed to
| the 7ure air of the open country
The Sisters of Charity devote themselves TO this
work. under the Inspiration of Religion, snd the
income which may accrue shove current expenses.
will be expended either for Improving the place or
taxing care OF the sick who may be destitute.
PATIENTS OF all denominations are received with
Cases of small pox OF of other infectious disease,
will not be admitted. Nor ID 1t Intended to re-
ceIve insane persons
be en- made. will re as follows:
For Board and Lodging. Nursing. Medical At
tendance and ordinary Medicines:
For white persons, in the wards. Sc per week.
For white persons, IN private
For coIored persons, in the wards IS
The washing will be at tae expense of the pa
The abo prices will be required. even should
the patient ask and pay for MEDICAL advice and at
eaon p ms eSn ao t any
them '~''- ''-O '''O'''D " '.' ''''' -
m the G f ss fss s Ell IT,
Urinary of st. Francis de sales.
The following gentlemen will Re the attending
ST GEO. PEXcHY, NJ. d. t Exchange Hotel or
DSXiiN,iL W. THOMAS. NJ. D., south side of Clay
DORSEY CULLEN, NJ. D. jy23-st-
UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
100000 #. seasoned 4 BUTTON WOOD, superior
100000 i. seasoned inch BUTTON WOOD, supe-
50 0C0 #. seasoned "a OAK.
rs 900 H. seasoned inch OAK.
30 600 It seasoned CASING PLANK.
IS 900 f. seasoned MAPLE
eahksS9 SfaSk VAN akKu e sr ..s
Af jsis 10 terms. TRUMAN A. PARKER.
y Made from the North Car lima Grape.
10 Do pure of APptlE BRANDY and general
B GS sE ftots se eAsb bfis sn FISH ssBrs
i, For , sss on ossnsssbGsns sy ,ounsrou
~ the estate II G. bH1f~i dscd hsreSy r 9,
quest all persons hsvin- claims against said estate
as to s e
auested to come forward 8 ones , and ssttIsir,
iyN-lw. Adm'r Of q. bavini. decd.
RAGS. BAGS, BAGS.
- The undersigned ofiars far sale large and VI
lied stock Of heavy double warp G. RAIN BAGS,
with some lighter and cheaper styies. Once and
Mayo's ridge. 3. b. BkNTLEy, AGENT.
jy lS-2sH Is 80 a18 s.
NOTlCE.-I have this day appointed JOHN
L =, Hasjs sRs i'ss i1S ma
'Yy ~: So, iii isl''s aaSa 'sESXsbIIs
fsas 49, ~ ! 5..s.tsss ,esf.lE az. 10 3 st8ss-
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IA Card.-Dr. X ebert Hunter,
Gov NEN yoRh,1
Will meet his patients In Richmond on MONDAY,
sd inst ana Two following diySsAp ,r,N uo
TEL. Where ne Will receive those who are so Her
ing from an, TO- In of THKOAT DISEASE, BRON-
Cal Is. Asthma, CONSUMPTION, and AZ
FECTIONS Or TIE HEART. jy 2l-3t
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NORFOLK. July 2,.-Arrived,. schr. kins, uunh
York r. yer: Anne RIGA star, Richmond. Cieareu
sehr Ambition. X lchmond ~ W.,
NEw YoRK. July "a Cleared. schr. D. l. WI
mans sr W1ns.IH %y ssc,eare. schr. Dorety
Hainss. Torfdls; Cambria, Richmond. ,.,
RocKL.ND. July l.-Sailed. schr. Josiah Aehofp
Richmond i2h-Georeia, Richmond
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AWR clip the following EXHIBIT of the Abe
MARIE INsUkANcE COMPANY. of Charlottesville.
Va, from the Rerte,c:
The Stockholders of the ALBFMARLE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, on Satu day last held their
annual meeting. The report to them exhi bited a
most prosperous condillon The surplus fund is
now over $50 90, subject to a deduction of per
cent. dividend, declared out Of the profits OF the
past six months. The tai cash assets of the Com
pany amount to 1872 40. It has paid out to
policy holders more than 100 600 since its organi-
been, during the whole period. probably the best
investment IN the state. The stock is now selling
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 NJ. ALFRIEND, is the
Agent for this Company in this CITY, and issues
Fire Policies In the same. His office is 18th st.
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jy H-tlstSept
CORDONSvILLE FEMALE ACADEMN.
" The Fourth Session of this School will begin
on the 10th of Sc ptemher 1850 and close June 29h
1861
The design of he School is TO afford facilities for
the acquisition of thorough education, lnclud ng
al the accomplishments usually taught in similar
Institutions.
CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. d. EWING, A. M. Principal, and In,
structor in Ancient Languages. Mathematics, and
Moral Philosophy.
Mrs. + b. kwixs. Teacher of French, and As
sistant in nj athe mates.
Mr.. joHN PRo.ik9 Err, Teacher of Music. Draw
Miss Betty L. MILLER, Teacher of the English
Branch,s.
OF the Boarding Department.
TERMS:
Board. per session of 10 months, including wash
ing. lights and every personal accommodation,
40; Music. including use OF instrument, ) 40 !;
Aneien, and Modern Lang uages, each. $50 High
er N lish $780, Lower. $50; Painting and Draw
ing. each. S25 One. half pa, able in advance. the
other at the close of the session No pupil admit
ted for less term than FIVE months and no deduc
tons except for protracted sickness. For further
particulars, see Circular, or address
Rev. DANIEL b EWING,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CiNSlNG OUT rALE OF A LARGE AND AT
TRACTlVE ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA, CLANS.
EARTHENwAhE,
5ibyRRa phArEspl so4RBSs;s l..

4, AI AU T. y IT n,xt
Attention 10 requested to ms sale THIS NOM
Until the whole Is cua~d III will soil vitb9nt re-
serve. at the store recently occupied .by Messrs'
tire balance OF tie stoek remaining In SAID store'
consisting Of
China and White Granite Dinner, lea anu loi'et
WARE. =
Yellow, Rockins ham and Common WARE of
Cut and Pressed Glass GuBLETs, TUM BIEkS,
VINES. BOWLS, P1TCHERS, DECAN-
TIERS. &C. nr,,s
A fine ass wtment OF Bohemian DECANTERS.
and LTQ UOR sEfS.
Silver. rlateu CASTORS, PITCHERS, TEA SETS,
WATER COOLERS, -REFRIGERATORs.
WIRE COVERS: GAS SHADES, WATERS.
Japanned TOILET WARE, DC
The whole embr racing the lhrgest and most at
tractive assortment of such goods ever before Of
fered.
The attention of the trade, houseke pers, and
the public generally is respectfully requested.
jy H-1t THOS. w. KEESkE, Auc'r.
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CkLECT CLASSICAL AND ENaI ISL
~ II a a I

FRANKLIN STREET, ABovE7rH.
r. H. l.. ITCH K. A. Nj, PRINCIPAL.
The Eighth Academic Session Of this Institute
will commence on Monday, the LIST of October,
1860.
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION furnishes q
complete preparation for any class in College, and
embraces the Modern Languages and al the com
mon, useful and ornamental Branches. which are
Of value in the mental training of the pupil, or for
the practical purposes of life
The services Of able and successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical. French and Draw
ing Departments.
The Primary Department receives especial at
tention
For further particulars, apply. at my residence
afteL the 18th of September . 49,,
iy A.iv R II, l.. TIGHE.
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STOL Z N-.Ss0 WARp.-afcle len
In from the subscri Der on SANTA, night last, a
AA BOB-T.AIL GREY HORSE with a spot on
the right hind leg, between hip and hook, back a
litils SCARED from buggy saddle. will give the
above reward of $40 for the recovery of the horse.
and delivery to me, or left where | can get him,
and $40 for the arrest of the thief.
8. A HANCOCK,
;v Cbocfar Chesfa r6eld 10
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FINNEY MILLS, Amelia. Va. ~ - t29ths.
,NYI MUSIC TUiTlON.-J. II. HEWITT,
stssE Professor of Music, announces TO the pubic
IYthat he will give lessons In VOCAL and IN
SInUMENTAL NJ U oIC. dur ing the summer
months, either by the month % single lesson. I'M
Terms, &c, ma, be made known on Application
at tn. Music Store of 2. H. TAYLOR, Main ct :,
or the Piano Forte Wareroom OF AknSl,
Broad ST., near 9Th. Jy N-3C7
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m Price List at 100 Main Street.
WEIrE DUCK LINEN SUITS. So so
STRIPED LINEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
WHITE LINEN PANTS. SO
STRIPED AND BROWN LINEN VESTS. l.25

FANCY CASHMERE PANTS..--....~... $50
TUPMAN has a large stock of goods for the sea-
son. consisting of Drap d Etc, Alpaca, Linen, Cas-
slmere, Single NJ lied Cloth, Silk and Marseiles
COATS. PANTS and VESTS. made In good style.
we'll assorted as to size and quality, a. for sale
cheap. Good STOCK, stylish and durable, can be
bought at 100 Main street.
VIM. s. TUPMAN. Agent,
Third door above l4th street.
ie 30-ts(2p) South side of Main.
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LOST AND 6TRAYED


I OST-On Saturday last. on the BASIN. my
IL FREE PAPERS. They were IN sinai
pocket book. suitable reward VII Re pad for
jy 24-.tt free woman OF color.
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BY TEL EUKAFH'T
HAMPTON ROADS, jay 23-Arrlved, hrlg Mar
Capen, "A DAYS from Sombrero; ship feluVlah'
days from Callao.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ARA. LTrEBvaE,s sCHOOL.-Ths .se1t
WI session Of our School begins on tho FIRST
DAY or OCTOBER, 1850. and terminates on the
lat day Of June, 1891
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July =


.s..,,.h,. yo,k,oxen. Parrish. New York. mdze.
and passengers, Lndlam Wstsan; r,a.. And
stsamsr Beividere, Keene, BALTIMORE maze eno
passengers. D. & w .Chtrier
stsamshie fs.noks, osaMSa: ., New YORK. mdae'
spSr. Bel. Herbert M,e.s, Fort CALHOUN, stone
schr. Maria Pike. Apologize, down the flFef'
light. d ,s..s aowr ms river.
lgat., Laun a.v, m. pxer. light.
sesr r. Nj. j., Simpson, down the river. light.
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Jy N-VE ITee WOiHdH OF COIUT.
STRAY D-From Mr. Thornton's
"a. residence, on the Williamsburg Road
6 about ha If a mile below Rockets. a small
N dark MULE. Has a white mark arg ud
his neck, near the head. His shoulders
are yer, much SCARED up. has been missing
about two weeks. An, one returning him TO Mr.
THORNTON. or to BLANK ENSHfP j. JOHN
STON'S stable will be suitably rewarded.
iy -
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m. Church Hill Alum Water. edmond;
VA.-This W alter has been found highly beneficial
ic Bronchi,Is, Chronic DiarIhGa, Chrome Dyson
terry, MenorrhPsia. LeucorrhGs. Prolapsus Uterl,
: assve Dropses, Nervous Diseases, h uptiye Al
fections. Ulcers and Scfofulous Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always be had r kESH
FROM THr SPR NC, at the Drug Stores of
Meade & Baker, Joseph Laidey, and at ny resi-
dence. lily l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
IA To GrOcers...The attention of Gro.
GERS and Merchants generally is called to SEM
PIES INFALLiBLE KING Pow DER a
home article, and superior TO most OF the kind be
fore the public.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI.
A CULTURAL SOCIETY.-There will be
an sStra meeting OF the Elk UTIvE COM a IT.
HI 81 tbs s9cis}, at ,he TX iHANGE HO-
inst at 8 O'clock AS business OF Importance,
preparatory TO the next Fair, will come up, a full
yao-sd G. DIMMocK, Sec. Va. GAS.
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CR EDERICk'S HALL

The third session of this School, " hion located
within half mile of Fredericks Hall Depot. Va
Central Railroad, will CONNER noe on the lst OF next
September, and close on the LIST Of iul> following.
TERMs-Per Session Of Ten Months;
Board and Tuition in all the English branches Tor
Music on the Piano, with use of Instrument, p %
Erehcb Lang nage.. -. ~ ~ ~
Drawing and Painting, each. ~ 20
India Ink and Cray on, each. .-..-.-...---- u,
En- hrodery .;........ W
An accomplished and experient ed teacher will
have charge of this School
NV address is Frederiok's Hall. Louisa county,
Virginia. NATHA'L w. hAfhlS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

A.kennish's Hydraulic MotOr.-The pubs
lie are invited 10 vi ness The woIk ing Of TINS ma
chine at the Central Railroad Depot on WEDNES-
DAY and TIL URSDAY next, the 10Th and 10th in
slant, from to o'clk Z M. jy "a 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

sNrM FIVE DOLLARS Rs,WAhY-
syea IRON my pnIaee' hea5 sar NJ nr"n pair
ncsao lot sawed off, and has yer, little white about
her. The above reward will be paiu on her de.Ive
ry at my place, ] L. X I'VE.
jy2l 81 At Ettenger & Edn Jnd's.
I OST-. CERTIFICATE NO 1913 STE OF
Il VIRGINIA REGISTERED STOCK .or $500,
standing in the name of MIS-. Lucy !. GUrac
The finder will please leave it at this Office
Jy 81 law3m
I OST-This morning, 18th inst, somewhere pp
IL Marshall or Broad straets, above or on 9th
street, q PORTE-MONNAiE,c containing S37 80 IN
notes and com, and some papers OF no value to
any one else. liberal reward will be paid If left
at the Dispatch office, or
jy ls-6t PETER TINSLEY'S. 2l5 Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

~ LOST-A dark bay Horse MULE. FIVE
I~Nor six years old has some n, fks on hs
NAshouders cause from gal6s by the collar;
had on a harness wien he went away. A liberal
reward will be paid for his delivery TO
BURKE & .EGGLtSTON'S,
ftSA Lt,pg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

R Special.-.1he attention of the public
is called to the sale of 80 new AID second hand
Watches, and other Goods. HIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock, at auction room SO Main street.
jy A-lt ]. FL Dlo rs, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

xrH CAME TO WAyERLY, the resi-
EAx dence of MIS- s; B nfo5d in han"ver
Will please call and take her away AMI pay ex
penses iiyA-tN1 b. KEESEE.
g., LOST. 4 Back and Yellow Tan
AseSE TERRIER PUPPY, with yellow legs.
--A Answers to the name of ';Uno." lib
eral reward will be paid by Appl>igg
IL q At At ROE Lumpkin jail.