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Man Worship.

For Republican country, in the first GEN.
fury of its existence, the tendency to man
worship in the United States is somewhat re-
markable. Let the most ordinary individual
acquire official station, or the prospect of il,
and we are instantly favored with an accurate
account of his genealogy, and a full and au-
thentic record of the most trifiing personal
actions. II he goes to church, the telegraph
communicates the tidings TO a delighted world
that The great man has graciously condescend-
ed TO perform his sublime devotions, and not
only this, but we are favored with an account
of the females of his family, where they wor-
ship, and their age and appearance, all of
which must be disagreeable enough TO delicate
and retiring ladies. This was not SO in the
days OF WASHINGTON. The private affairs and
department of public men were not exposed
10 public curiosity. Nor were the movements
of plain and dignilied Mrs. WASHINGTON her
aided by the public press. But not satisfied
with parading the wives of official persons
before the public, we have seen in a recent
Washington letter TO New York, conspicuous
mention made of the names Of the wives of
Senators and Representatives who are said
10 be taking an active part III the present
canvass. We cannot believe this Certainly
1t is new feature in American polities
which, however 1t may work in England or
ON the continent, does not sui. plain Repub-
hcan ways in this hemisphere. The amiable
and excellent ladies referred to will doubt
less be greatly astopished to see themselves
paraded in the public prints, when they have
never dreamed of cutting such figure
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1.-The Great TribulatiOn.'

The National InleHigencer, at the request
of a subscriber, gives two of its broad columns
10 an article from the London Times, entitled
"The School of the Prophets" The Thun-
derer finds time, amid the exciting political
topics of Europe. and the busy hum of prepa-
ration for the French invasion, to brush up
its theological learning and give an elaborate
treatise on the connection OF unfufilled
prophecies with the ominous COMMISSIONS
which are row casting their long shadows
over the face of Europe.
We were not aware until we read this article
that the subject had excited much attention
but it seems that books on the subject are in
great demand and there is also very large
supply. The last, and not the least of them,
is one by Lord CARLISLE, the present Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland. He expresses his be-
lief that we are now on the verge of stupen-
dous events, and, lin all probability, APP
preaching the close OF this dispensation.n-
This conviction his Lordship is said to draw
from his own well-ascertained condolences
between the prophecies in the Apocalypse with
the book of DANIEL, and the phenomena re-
corded in history and in the daily journals. s.
According TO the received chronology, the
world has a hundred and forty years to run yet.
bat DR.. CUMMIN Gs, of the Great Tribulation, ;;
aud others who share his views, maintain that
there is a mistake in the common era which
if corrected, will give this planet its quietus
in 1867, and then introduce the Miilenial Rest
On this subject, "doctors differ" but all
agree that the end of the world, SO far as each
individual is concerned, may happen any day
Moreover, us the Divine Founder of Chris.
tianity has declared that no mau-not even
the angels in Heayen--knowsw when the worlds
doom cometh, most people will be content tc
remain in that ignorance until they shall be
enlightened from higher sources than modern
and human authors.
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Hostility 10 Richm end.

We are always delighted when we see that
hostility which we know exists In some towns,
leaking, ia feeble and muddy currents, through
the columns Of local presses. We wish they
wouldwll turn in and abuse her most roundiy
Ii might do her some service. Some trntn
would leak out along with the vituperauoh'
and that might do good. Our people might Dc
shamed or irritated into doing something, anu
thus those journals which would hnd reiiei
their bitter feelings in denouneing 'ne'n'
n. do,no their STATE some service by stirring
up the energies Of other people, 'Ae'
do nothing to stimulate the enterp'se Oh"
crease the trade of their own. ro' any
good turn they would have our siheeie '""uAS
Do gentlemen pour hot shot ih'o ILLS Guy !
which has not had the Immature to foster i'll
will for other towns, nor the energy and
sbr.wdness to protect herself against combi-
nations in tended for her injury-combinations
planned by parties whom, in her conflding dis
position, she never suspected of hostile designs.
She is, for Virginia town. a large and amia-
Bile individual, understanding her own
strength good natnred elephant, who al
lows herself to be ordered down, TO rise with
burdens, to stand on two legs, and do many
oblging things to help ont the show, without
becoming refractory. Now, il the boys ana
the little dogs will only teaze her into a pas
sion we may see how strong she is, and what
she can do. Let her assailants rattle away
They can say some hard things that cannot be
denied. They may taunt her with what she
has done for railroads. They may ask her
how she is entitled to the name of "Big Rich
mond," when there are towns in the State
not more than half as large, which have built
more of railroads than she has. That cannot
be denied. And they may say 10 her that, with
a charter for a railroad that will do more for
her than any improvement new projected, she
thus far has shewn decided disposition to
avail herself Of the benefits of that charter a
supineness that would have been displayed
by no city North of the Potomac. These
truths with some others which might be sug-
gested, we should be glad to see directed at
Richmond by some of her adversares. We
hope they will open upon her with bitterness
and energy. 1t will be highly beneficial
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IL MEMrHls.-Our Memphis correspon-
dent throws out some further views touching
the trade of that city that are worthy the con-
sideraton of commercial men, Memphis is
one OF the most rapidly growing cities In the
Union. II is spreading aud fiourishing by the
force Of share of that grand trade of the
Mississippi valley which the old cities Of the
Atlantic coast have been 50 long aud arduous-
iy struggling 10 obtain. What noble object
for this city-with her many peculiar adyan-
tages-iikewise 10 strive for And in no way
can she do SO much 70 achieve that superb re-.
ward ofan intelligent ambition than by build
ing the straight road from her borders TO
Lynehburg. Gentlemen, that read must be
built, or Richmond be forever fallen to the
level Vt grass growing towns.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RI New and SeasoDable
DRY GOO DIS.
wATKINs e FICKLEN.

Beautiful English GREY POPL1N tor a,iits.
Do. SO English Gref Ii X T. y AN
Do. "a EnsIish Grey f r E AN
GLAiSE, low priced.
Ladies, and Misses' Black SILK MITTS
Alexenes White End Go o., Sr ssdarskp ,R
White Illusion BERTHAS and CAPES;
Embroidered Fine Linen CAMBklC HAND
KERCHtEFS
White BRUSSELS NETTS.
Hack SILK do. -.,,,
Cambria Revereing and Bobinet FOOTING.
And other Goods arriving by nearly every steamer
And AT COST, AND -, cosr
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
SILKS AMI SILK ROBES.
Forming the largest ne west and most elegant as :
sortment of these goods ever on RED before III
this city at these figures. -,
These Goods are well worth the attention OF IA
dies expecting to visit the Springs or oontemplat-
ing summer tours. ,
jy B-3t WATKINS flChLEN'
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DIED.

Yesterday mornins, JAMES "ooHH "ss" -
funeral viii take place fr0P ,hs IeHdsn aSs
OF nis pi4.me, n,,sn,nr al 3sk O'Clock, which his
and. and aeousintances are requested to attend
At Selma Favsrna IcS qqInts Ia u 9a RMToPPaaF
TTERSON in the 6Sth year of her age.
The friends of the fanny are invited TO attend
ME- Louisa y. Allan, this morning, at ~ o'cloek.
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Gov. LETCHER.-On Monday last, Governor
Letcher, accompanied by HOP. Chas. L. Scott,
of Calforn a. visited the u. S. ship Pennsylva-
mia, at Norfolk. He was received with sa-
luIe of seventeen guns.
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THE Union Guard

This is the title of a new campaign paper,
published at Washington, and which sup
ports BELL and EVERETT. 1t will be con-
tinued till the close of the Presidential cam
paign.
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Northumberland were 442 deaths in New
York last week; PCS in Philadelphia; 1s3 il
New Orleans 125 in Baltimore, and - in Bos
ton.
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NEW YORK BANK STATRMENT.-The week.
Iv statement of the New York city banks
shows an increase of 1855 900 lr specie; ST.
All 900 in deposits and decrease OF Sl2l 900 in
L,ans, and S3Ss, 900 in circulation.
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Observation-Disclosures continue to pour
into New York. The number of arrivals the
past week was 1853, making a total of 50, l5i
since the commencement of the year, against
iO,UO3 for a corresponding period in 1859
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IL DISPATCH FoR THE SPRINGS, &o.--Pa-
SONS Eo,sg to fht tcaterssg places ca~ hdrs ms
DAHL DISPATCH matted TO them for any
kngth Of ttxse, By lsartng their orders al ae
eos~tsmg-roosn, aad paysmg ~ adra~es jer As
time aaHaed.
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mA Machine ReltiDs-Lrather and Rub
BEK-At FACTORY PRICES
GARDEN HOSE ana ENGINE HOSE,
LACING LEATHE Err, BELT H6OkS, &c, &c
Also, LII EN- and COTTON TWlNES.
~ Call at 100 Main street -
" l4-5t KNOWLES & WALF0RD.
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piiSht 'hdt oire'1 'aO 49, 49, ~ A','A
only upon trees which are tull OF frult
The Court of st. Cloud goes into mourning
for twenty -one days for Prince Jerome; eleven
to be extra, and the other ten ordinary mourn
ing.
William Waltermire, an extensive cattle
dealer of New York, is the purchaser of the
trotter, Geo. NJ. Patchen, for whom he paid
S25,000.
N. p. Willis was recently confirmed in the
Episcopal Church, by the Rev. DIR. Potter,
Provisional Bishop.
Mrs Page died at the almshouse in Pittston
Me-, on the Sd inst, at the very rare age OF one
hundred and six years.
The New Orleans Courier says that Col. S.
+. Marks, Postmaster at that place, has been
removed by the Administrative
Senator Benjamin, OF Louisiana. is in New
York.
There are nearly 1000 persons at Old Point.
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n Herrimg's Fire Proof Safes Safes

WITH POW DER PRUUF LUChS.
We have now in store the largest assortment o
these best FIRE PROOF SAT- Els ever offered II
Virginia. Al persons having vauables to secure
from hTe and burg lars should have one.
Knowles 4 WALFCRD,
iy list 100 Main street.
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A HARD THRow.-The London Times, in
the course OF an article clarifying England for
what she has done in the last two hundred
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mA- REEs' Photographs and Pearl Ambrotypes
are superior to any taken in Richmond, and equa
to any in the world See Them jy H-3t
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The census returns OF Cincinnati do not
promise . popai. ion greater than $4,000.
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M Sales of Tobacco made by Hill Il Nor

NJ Sales of Tobacco made by Hill Nor
vIETT M the Tobacco Exchanee e, July 18th. 1860
Ind to G. w. Gillian. at. sls rs
No bhJ,. to- wbItlock .- 81 90
4 hid 10 w a. Grant ...-..-...... 7 10
HID To Las Thomas IS
No hox to do ......-.... 20 10
. hoy to DO ,..........-... II rs
2 HOY to do ...........2 20 rs
4 box To F. Workman Observation-Disclosures. q 81
s hox to las Thomas Observation-Disclosures. 81 20
No. boxI to + & s Had srove S7s 90
bnx TO r. Workman ............-. % rs
: box to do .............. SO IS
4 hox to Hudson .....,............ rs so
box to G. w Gillian "a 70
No. hid, TO Hudson $40 90
2 hid TO do ,...............45 so
q had 70 A Thomas Observation-Disclosures. 70 90
4 mid to G. w Gillian ............. % GO
jy ST.
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MARINE rNrnLI1onNcn.
High Wats. fis day Wednesday, ~ o'c!oe

ARRIVED,
schr Ocean Bird. Jones, PhiadelphIs. ndzs..
w. ID. Coiquitt Co.
schr Ida l. Mayor, Philadelphia, coal. -
Sehr. Henry Cole, Hazeton, Boston, plaster Y.
T. Workman Co.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish N. YORK, mdze'
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer BelvIdere, Keen, Baltimore, mdZe. ana
passengers, ID. a. w Curre.
Schr Cornslia. Brindey. light.
Schr. J + Price. Catiet, light.
Schr. Two Williams, Smith, light.
SchT. Carrie, North, light.
NEW YORK, july Is Arrived, sr6r. Ocean.
Wave. Washington. N. G. July l6.-C1oaIed. schrs
Crenshaw, Richmond; w. ii. Scott, Wilmington,
N G.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.--Cleared, schr. Juliet
Trundy, McLoon. City Point, VIA Milford; En-
tered out. 30h, ships fetrea, Stungis ami Aiexan-
der. Balm. City Point.
QuEEssTows, Ireland, July 1.-Saled. ship
Sampson, Robinson, City Point.
PKovIDENcE, July l3.-Sailed, schr. Albemarle,
Cartega. N. G.
BALTIMORE, July l6.-Arrived, schrs. VIM.
Henry, Norfolk; Lawrence and ChalcedoDy, N. c.;
steamer Geo Peabody, Richmond.
ALFxANtRIA,. July 16.--Arrlved, schrs. ed
Jacket and AS Eels Norfolk Sailed, schr. W m
8. Trlplett Richmond.
CHARLESTON, July l4.-Arrived, schr. Nj. H.
Sly ron. Elizabeth City. N. c.
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IS PER CENT SAVED!
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Ii FE INSURE CO.,
(Office 100 NJ lain street,
This Company makes yearly dividends. and pays
them TO the insured while living.
Dividend January Isl, 1860, Is per cent.
Only half the premium Is required IN cash on
policies Tor The term of life; tine other half Is
loaned to the Insured at per cent, If he wishes.
~ 1876 KNOWLES & WALFORD, Agents.
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A- For perfect life size Photographs, go t,
REEs' Mammoth Gallery, las Main street.
I-St
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IA New York Life Insurance Company.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
CAPITAL: 81, sss, $500
The Agency of this Company has been removed
to the flee of the Old Dominion Insurance Com
pany, No. % Nam street under st. Cha lies Hotel,
to persons desrous of efectlng INSURANCE. ON
THEIR LIVES.
JAS H. CONWAY, NJ. d. meaioai fA'''i"''''
jy l8-6t
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IL FOR SaLE-A large BRICK STABLE,
Siii covered with SLATE, adjoining the Broad
ELL Street Hotel, to be removed IN thirty days
There is large parcel Of val able materla IN this
building. Terms accommodating. Apply to
jy l8-4t GODHIN IL APPERSON. Auets.
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APPLE TREE BLIGHT.-Ohio papers COM
plain of blight on the apple trees in certain
sections of that State. 1t resem bles the fire
blight that affects the pear, and seems to fail
only upon trees which are full of fruit.
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nA Special Notice
For the convenience of merchants throughout
the city and State, | have appointed JOHN W.
GARLICK sole Agent Tor Virginia; Merchants
will be furnished with less delay and at propre-
tors prices. WASHlNOIUN Il. ROCK.
iy w
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"During the last two hundred years, among
the wonderful things we have done, we found
ed and threw off the United States"
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QAGS, BAGS, BAGS.
- The undersign ed offers for sse a large and va
ried stock Of heavy double warp GRAIN BAGS,
with some lighter and cheaper sty les. Office and
st0i o removed to I4th ST., between Cary st. and
Mayo's orldse. h. b. BENTLEY, Agent
~ ls-2W*
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QACON AMI LARD. Us 900 lbs brigss' hog-
- round BACON 80 kegs Briggs Family LEAF
LARD, IN store, for sale by
~ H-it CHas, 4. WORKMAN l. co,
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CO. "C', (MONTGOMERY GUARD
d lsT RECT VA. VOLS,
q Richmond, July IS, 1860
III Attend Meeting at Military Hill. tn
W Wednesday EVENING, at O'clock for
COMPANY business. The new members will re-
collect that there are Squad Drills every w ED
NESDAY evening, at the same hour and place. at at
VIII ch the older members. also, you'd do well 10
attend. BY order 81 the Captaih' ,.c,.
iy lS-lt JOHN MCDONaLD u. lst Cs u
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nA-A Distressing Cough causes the friends
of the SUITE er as much pam as the sufferer him,
self Or WISTaK'S BALSAM OF WILL D
CHERRY will certainly cure COugh s, Colds ar
rest Consumption, and that speedily. When did
Sold by ADIE GRAY. PURCELL, LADD 4
CO., w. PETERSON, J. p. DUVAL. and by all
other deale rs in medicines. Jy l8-2tW as
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"a RES GALLERY is the place To obtain finely
executed Photographs and Ambroty pes. jy i-St
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-, FOR REST-A fine large SLEEPING
G#APARTMENT. over the Photograph and Fine
HiA Art Gallery of 6. w. MINIS, 2l7 NJ am st
An,y at the GALLERY jy 1876
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mA- Wire and Sieve Factory. The un,
de1sIsned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSINESS. on Pearl street. below Cary,
respectfully asks the attention Of merchants ana
the pu hc genera lily to his stock II manu- lectures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WISE for mer
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCREEN
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and SlEVES of all
kinds: CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PIIA and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CAS- s, DOORS, INDOWS, &C. Also, CORN,
SAND and GUAN0 SCREENS.
"a Prompt attention given to orders.
8. W. JESSOP, Pearl St. be low Cary.
jy l6-lm* Richmond, va.
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Being DESTROYS of changing portion of
entiTe stock of
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO,
TEAS, SOAPS, cokDAGa, be.
AZ greatly reduced prices. and invite the trade to
call and examine before purchaslng elsewhere.
~ lo-A WIN. H. Fly.
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FOR RENT-The PREMISES occupied

f1::9 by Mr. Bass. Grace street near st. Pautsi by
RLl J. 3. Watkins, corner OF Grace and Sth streets
and by me, on 8th, near Grace street. Possession
from i2th August 10 18th October. MeanwhlIe,
said property. with adjoining TENEM EMF, Is Tor
ALSU-FOR RENT-OFFICES, BED ROOMS,
and ARMORY, In Law Building. See GopDtN II
ArpERsnN. or LIZ lS-6tl 3. b. MINOR.
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- FoK SALE OR Il EN- THE STORE
iii No I5l Main-street. ad dining the Merchants
LA Insurance Company Also. the HOUSE be-
tween 23d and oath streets, on Broad ST., next to
Mr.. Lottier. Apply to -
jy lS-3tE CORBlN w AN lCk.
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LOST AND STRAYED


I OST OR MISLAID-A HIRE BOND, exc
to M q. Cook for the services of slaves sam ana
Charles for 1860, at Sis5 each. Bond dated ian,
2nd, $780, aud signed for the Company by w D.
Wills. and for M. q. Cook bv w. i. Gillian. ray
ment has bee n stopped. and application mace LOT
duplicate bond. The Under WI Hnnier 20 ,aF'i
by handing the Bond to us. MADDUA CV,'l
jy lists Cary street, doors below lSth.
I OST-On the 18th instant either on MAN; S 90
II vernon or Franklin street, a lady bRbhS ,
PIN. carved on the outside and likeness on the
thus "f6ce. or at FERGUsoN'S Barber Shop, on
Franklin street it is highly priced by tho owner
jy ls-3t" -----------
I OST-This morning, 18th inst. somewhere on
II Marshall or Bfosd streets, above or on 6th
street, aPoRTE-M0NNAlE, containing 20 % IN IN
notes and coin. and some papers OF no vaiue 70
ann one else. A liberal reward Will De PAID ii ieit
AT the Dispatch office, or
" is-6t PEER TINSLEY'S, 2lb Broad St
I OST-Yestt rdav morning. on Main street, De,
II tween 9ih and l4th streets. two foLnS UF
NOTtS-tens and fves- amounting to . lZo VII
glnia money. The finder W all he hberalS reward
ed by leaving the same at this ofhce Jy S-H
STRAY HORSE.-Came to my Sta,
IN bic ON Saturday, the Hth instant; Small
IA brown HORSE. four years old. Inc own
err will come forward, prove property, pay
charges and " ta X b hIm agyaTy SUTHERLAND.
IL ls-stt Franklin st.
- STRAYED OR STOLEN-On Sun
"a day ght or Monday morning. large
~ BAY MULE, with large white spot on
IHught shoulder ANY person returning
sdn~ him will bs suitably rewarded
JOHN IL JAMES TT NER.
Union Works, cor. eth and Canal SITS.
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A DMlNISTRATOR,SN NOTES.-The sub
"A 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
will present them, properly authe nticated.
CHAS. A. ROSE, Admir-,
Office Franklin ST., op. Wing Building,
~ lift Richmond
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r., FOR RENTING BAsEM ENT, corner
T4 1l,t and NJ ain SITS, at present occupied by Mr.
E:I James Collins Possession Sivsn lst OGtobsr,
1860 Apply to MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO
iy IS -Tuk THIS IT'S Main st.
-, FOR SALE-PRIVATELY-A first claes
f:% and desirabia FAMILY RESIDENCE, IN the
2EI upper part of the city. Terms liberal. Apply
ut This on oe jy lo-4t'
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ma Special Notice.-We begSto inform our
friends. customers and the public in general. that
our partner. Mr.. C dARLES SCHWAGERLEI,
hiss Just arrived from the Great Eastern. bring
ing with him the celebrated L ALLAN BOLOGNA,
LIMBURGER CHEESE, and also the ceie brated
sGrea. Eastern LAGER BEER All these ar
tcles will be served up in superior STYLE or sold
wholesale or retail HATTORFE 4 CO.,
iy l8-2t* n Cary street.
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vi LIST ST.. between Broad and Marshall,
Would respectfully inform the Ladies of Rich
mond and vicinity, that she Is prepared 10 make
DRESS rs. Also, all kinds vi FAMILY SEWING,
By hand or machine r, ,.o.xf
"a Gentlemen's SHIRTS, TUCKS, BOSOMS,
BAND &c, made up on reasonable terms and
with promDtness ~ LIST
mo THE CREDITORS or EUSTACE
L ROBINSON, DEC The creditors of EUS-
TACE ROBINSON. deceased, are hereby notified
to present their claims, properly authenticated, at
this office, on or hefore MONDAY, the 10th INST,
at 10 o clock A. M. r. MILTON CARY, Com.
Com, CAkY's OFFICE, [
Richmond, July 8, loe0.S jy z-9t
NOTICE. subscriber begs TO inform the
lNpublic, and particularly the friends aud patrons
of the old firm of LAlDLEY Il ROBINSON, that
the business heretofore conducted by that firm has
been, since the S0th of June, carried on by him.
individually, AZ the old stand Fourth and Franz
lln He hopes, with increased facilities and exer-
lions, to me rit continuance OF the custom so lib
orally bestowed ON TIE old firm. Very respectfully
jy 3-ts EDWARD I. ROBINSON.
NOTICE have this day appointed JOHN
~ HERBlG my 4 GENT 10 keep and carry on the
busl ness OF LACE BEER SALOON, RAR and
RESTAURANT. In the citv of Richmond-Als
purchases and sales TO ne made for ash only
June 30ih 1860. BERNHARD BRAUER.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18
BOARDING.

NOTICE.-The firm of JAMES H. PEARCE
~ Il co. has this day been dissolved, and all
persons Indebted TO the firm will please call at the
office of the Powhatan H ote and settle. Persons
having claims AGAINST the same will present them
forthwith TO THOS. ]. BURROWS, as he is au-
thorlZed to close the business
JAMES H. PEARCE & CO.
July l6, 1860. ~ lit