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, 1860-08-04

ESTATE OF GEO. w. DOLE,
IL deceased Public Notice is hereby Rtvsn to a pes
FOES having Claims anA -an.t The es,e OF Geo.
W Do- Lite Of Couz county tre<as~t, to pseent The
same for a1ju cason and settlement regular term Of
the County Court OF Cook county. to te Lu1a the
CouEt House tn the city chA the third Moneay Of
September, L. u. l36o, being Ute t'tA day thereof
GEU. F. RCMsEY,
jUlfANS. .kGMSEf,
Executions and Trustees.
ClJc7+.o. Iu!y $50. jv4-~l*w
, 1860-08-04
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY,
m-csnnfa. Maker.

Ts whos Peters The Company "oon oa ,bs ~ ~ wh oaf
hn1e nyer III other t1csocs*tf purchasing
ern o~ pret .e ss5 - 49,. ho3 e
~ b.+ esrr, tha factory waralta u equal mol tu-
p<ot t" aay prouee '9 sae xeao; ~ o1ess ~ con-
n1a!cAoutf ..r.iyt .retnpf 4tteuton. ts11tA34 &to
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

Sr,r yopx Aug. Qe.--The Vanderbilt rom
ssr,,rn, .cr, tha 18th inst, arrived to-u"s
Rim 30 rssseEsegs' '.
In the Eneiish House OF Commons the -,
o,1 400 India loan bill had been agreed TO.
The Neapolttau Parliamentary elections
,,mmenced on the 10th. The refugees pre-
terred electors who openly declared Tor the
nnexafion Of Naples to Piedmont.
ADstris il is said, has abandoned the idea OF
,nt,assine Nenetia, as guaranteed by Ger
many. ... a. .,,a.l Watt.
hns,ris will maintain the conflict alone
..atm.1 all TtaIv. Prussia will remain men.
raj while the other powers abstain from in
reference. -.
The material in The Austrian arsenals at We.
nstia ran beeh transported TO Poler.
fhastesrner Eeloee had entered Castiemare
a. midnight OF the nth inst, and fired several
shots At MoSarca, returning without any re-
Chinese advices say that Somehow had been
sacked aud burnt
GENOA, i5th.--The papers publish dis patch
Announcing The unopposed landing of Carl.
hsldi al Reggie, on The night OF the 10th, wi b
800 men. The same dispatch reports The
evacuation of the fortress OF Scylla by the
Neapoliiaus. .tf
TRISsTK Wednesdays is reported that
Carihaldi intends 10 attack Austria, not on
he Venetian. bat on the Crptian coast, by at
tempting q diSem barcation at Flnme. The
Austrian authorities believe he Will hrst en-
deaNor 10 raise an insurrectien in Croatia and
Hungary, before proceeding 10 the Venetian
coast. All the coasts are vigorously watched
nv The Austrian cruisers.
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TIE PRINCE OF wALgSAT MONTREAL
THE INAUGURATION OF THE VIC
TORIA BRIDG

MONTREAL Aug 25-The Prince of Wales
landed here this morning between nine and
Ten O'Clock.
royaf .alute was fired, an address read by
the authorities, and replied 10 on the part of
the Prince.
!. ralned during the early part of the morn
iug but has cleared off. The weather is warm
apG pleasant.
AT lhe Princes landing there was a great
multitude of people, and the streets are now
filed With people, thousands of strangers add
ing their numbers TO the ninety thousand
residents of Montreal.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed on all
sides.
The Prince proceeded to iuaugurate the pro.
viuciai aud the Victoria bridge, the procession
on The oceaosn being splendid. At the bridge
celebration a solid gold medal, manufact u red
In EugIanG, Will be presented TO the roy al
visitor. The medal is intended to commemo-
rae The opening of the bridge. The upper
paTt of the front OF the medal Is uped by a
coat of arms of the city of Montreal, fianked
or protected by the lion and unicorn, signify
lng the protection of Canada by England be-
nealh the two latter appear in scroll the names
q me great engineers of the bridge-Ross and
Stephenson. Immediately below the coat of
arms appears the bridge a raft of TINT
aLd steamer are seen descending the river. a
train OF cars and locomotive is Just entering
the bridge to the right, whilst on the extreme
left The mountain; at the foot OF which Mon
upal is situated, rises TO view. On the reverse
C. The medal appears, at the top the royal
arms Of England, and bust, which are like
uesses OF Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
and the Prince of Wales.
Among the visitors who will be present al
he bridge inauguration are the authorities OF
Quebec, Toron 10 and other cities, with MEM
brrs Of the Canadian Iegislat body large
number OF Americans are here and will JOIN
their forces al The grand affair.
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The Capture of Truxiilo

NEW ORLEANS, August % BY an arrival
a. this port to-day, from Ruatan, we have
farther particulars relating to the capture OF
the town of Truxillo by Gen. Walker. Walker
attacked the town with = force numbering
ninety men. The opposition was not very Sc.
nous and but single gun was fired. The fire
was retained by Walkers party with effect
and twelve of the Spanish Americans were
killed and eighteen wounded. Walker had
three men slightly wounded, and is now in
possession OF the town. He has issued pro-
camatlon IN favor of Cabanos, and the native.
are docking to his standard
The United States Government has dis.
patched the Susquehanna 10 search for The fiji.
hhusters.
Letters received here from Mexico represent
ths' war between Spain and Mexico is inevi-
table.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 26-Honduras adyices
say that Walker and Cabanas will probably
meet at COnaguara where general govern
ment Will be agreed on.
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Congressional Nominations.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-The Republicans
Of the First Congressional District of New
Jersey, have nominated Hon. John T. Nixon
for reelection.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2-The Democratic Con-
gressIonal Convention for the First District
heid at Rockport to-day, nominated Il. a. G..
Beard for Congress.
ROCKLAND, Me, Aug. 2i-The Democrats of
the Third Congressional District, in Conven-
non to-day. nominated A. w. johnson, of
Belfast, for Congress, and Edwin Smith, OF
Warren, for Presidential eIector
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CToCK OF DRY GOODS, CARPETuNGs

STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CARPETINGs,
Ib9HTTTSi sEots' HATS st GAPs, HOusEIHi9hD
DAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'sIocs: will sell at the
the Old Market Bridge, his entire stock Of f. eign
and domestic DRY GOODS. CARPETINGS,
BOOTS SHOES. HATS, GAPS. &c.
The above embraces large assortment of fresh
SEASONAL e Goods, laid in especially for the city
retail tr Ide and s worthy the attic nton of dealers
-ALSO-
All his Household and Kitchen FURNITURE,
consisting OF the usual variety of useful articles
Terms All sums under 500. cash; over that
amount, 90 days credit, for approved endorsed ne
gotiabe notes. tau a3l +. B. COOK, Auct'r.
CTOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
- &C.. Al. AUCTION W It'll view of return,
ing TO our old stang, with an entire new stock OF
Goods. we will sell, On THURSDAY. the S0th OF
Aus ust. 1860. commencing at 10 o'clock "A M. at
the store No. 23i Broad street, our whole stock OF
BOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.. comprising a
general assortment for Gentle men. Ladies, Misses
Boys and servants.
TERM-.-S5O and under cash; over that amount
4months credit, for approved negotiable notes,
with interest added.
w. P w. TAYLOR co.
Sale conducted by E. b. Cook, Auct'r.
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From Washinstou.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. PA letter from Pay
master CUNNINGHAM, of the Navy. reports that
me ffacuce snip Plymouth, with the Naval
Cadets, was at Cadiz Aug I'd and that ali on
board OF her were we'll. The officers complain
OF Icing outrageously quaranteened at Cadiz,
after boisterons passage of 81 DAYS from
Norfolk. The Plymouth touched at FayaI
She was TO sail from CaGiz on the I'd inst. for
Madeira aud Tenerifie, homeward bound.
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Movements of Judge Douglas

NORFOLK, Aug. 25.-Judge Douglas arrived
here this morning IN the Baltimore steamer
and was met and escorted to the hotel by a
large assem- lage OF citizens. He will deliver
public address tonight.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NORFOLK, Aug. 26.--Judge Douglas will be
in Petersburg tomorrow afternoon, and will
address the citizens on Tuesday night. at S
o'clock. He spoke here last night, standing
square up 10 his squatter sovereignty doc
trlne. There were about 1000 persons pres.
ent There was not much enthusiasm dis
PLAYED
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AUCTION SALES.
-S>~~>e->~~-~~~-~~~- -~>v~~~~~e~~~~>~
FUTURE DAYS.
- 49,
BY Ne. b Lyme. Anct'r.

VALUABLE FAhM - HENRICO CO. !,
n MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON TH 4
.s 4 sSe ao,on Oh Is.
10Th day Of September, tif fair; IL NOT. the next
fair Day thereafter without limit or reseTte, that
very VALUABLE FARM, situated AZ described
aoove containing 40 acres. about half cleared and
good heart, as the srow,ng crops indicate. The
IL adjoins the farms known az Auburn and Rafal
Shades. Its proximity ~ Richmond rehders il
very desirable a. an agricultural or dairy farm,
doubt less be very profitable as market garden
also. The improvements consist of cottage res
idence with four rooms, and the usual out build
lhgs. and = well of the best water ID the yard -
nhe location is perfectly heslthy and the society
- within few minutes ride to the city of K .es
49,. .. y" view the premises before the
fsy II siis. \ hen Win be sns- W VI Hart: ie-
sding on ~ pf6misEs. AIRY faF.ne, Information
wynn KU. B. LYME, ApSsf,,
au U-dtds Office Metropo' itan Ham.
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The Masons and the Prince of Wales.

TORONTO, G. W, Aug. 25.-The Masonic
hody are making arrangements 10 meet the
Prince OF Wales at Ottawa, TO assist in the
ceremony of laying the foundation stone Of
The new House of Parliament.
Fearful thunder-storms have ragged for the
Iast lew days IN this vicinity, with hail. A
mum Der OF buildings were DIES rnyed
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Railway toliisjou

LOUISVILLE, August GA collision took
place this morning, between the Express aud
freight trains on the Louisvillea and Nashville
Railroad, near Rards town junction, seriously
inIuriDg Joseph Smithers, the messenger OF
Adams Express, and wounding the engineer
and fireman.
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AUCTION SAKH0.


PfnaET s t's THk x sAIE oF VACANT
AT AUCTiON.-At the revue 1t III the ow ner, Who
haA re moved to Tennessee, and desires to Gloss
sat bis Isa estate n tni. CITY. We va. eel :, pub
7sth day of August, commencing at ~ O'Clock r.
| NJ. two very desirable BuiIdinr Lots, located as
3sss 70 a aiey - feet vide ~ "A '"'A ~
TEsss.-Uhs- third cash the balance at Q and u
months 10. 1eg0tia6,e notes. with interest sGesd,
ana sa ;ssu''' y Jas. \. dTsgYLoa SON. Auo..
T'AIsTEE,y SALE of NEAL ESTATE:
~. o A. as s' eo sa, tss%s'f a.
g ass d fa xu sssrgis Fl s IF
afs ), ,hs ... os sssss
a"; 'ses r. parfel OF land lyIns and being IN the
assd dspn sss oy
g, o. H st s6unir sns sognded follows to WIT:
that q ses ys 'Sss south Ss T., ,hs
RroP s OF WIN. Guihns worth. snd on the west
TERM, OF sAts. = Enough 10 cash to pay the .s-
penses q sale and rssot,sble note Tor 1916 g.
the baIsace st and months for nesotiabe notes,
With interest," 'sGuIss r ipfs ss:s
JAS. M. TAYLOR L nos. Adcss. aais
VALUABLE FAX nj a : ID III II IN Cues
SOUTHWEST OF THE TOWN OF MAN
ICHEsrER; T9GETHER WITH sTo0Cn,
HOLD AND EITCHEN FURNIr URE, &C. AT
AUCTION.-Willb be sold upon the premises.
TUESDAY, the lth day Of Septic amber, .eommenc-
seven miles southwest of the town Of Manchester,
south site Of the Manchester Turnpike. IN POGO
now occupied by Mrs.. Sarah A. Forloine.
1t contains 1856 acres, ono haf OF which Is standing
acres are of rich creek fats, aud one of the best
r.e-dows in the county, which produces large
quantity of hay.
The improvements are a good dwelling house,
in good order. suffEtse for iarse family good APP
pie orchard under coed tence, divided in three
shift good healthy neighborhood, srd 6ne spring
of water convenient to all OF the hOuses.
The MILL has q substantial stone dam, and Is
IN good order.
1t Is deemed useless to give further description
of the land, az in presumed those wishing to pur-
chase will view the premises. Possession will be
given IN time to seed crop OF wheat IN the all,
and full possession by LIST Januafy 1901 or sooner,
If desired Mrs Forloine resides on the farm and
will have 1t shown to any person Who may wish to
see It.
After the sale of the farm, will he sold the entire
Stock, consisting Of Horses, Mules, Cows. 40;
Crops, Farmlng Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, NC.
Terms OF SALE.-For tae real estate, one fourth
cash; the balance at /. 2 and years, for bonds
bearing interest, and secured by trGst deed. For
the personal sropeTty All sums of $40 and nnder.
cash over that afAount, months credit, for ap
proved negotiable notes, with interest added.
jvz6 JAS. M TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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BY J. III. Diages, Auct'r.

HAFss SAsS G MohSNe suEu.s 9Th at
10 o'clock. at the store of john Thompson: Esq {,
consists of fine SILK, Fur and Soft HATS, TO
s h ai ss H 1d vel As he coma IN oset
business the stock WILL Dc sold WITHOUT reserve.
D. +. BooTB. Salesman. an A-tds
DEKEMpTUs sALE.-By virtue Of writ
M II the aSssst 81 4a' sssst
as s sIss day S M Without
serve to the highest a Taoas tgI ff' DUDLEY.
an 2s-dtds Sergeant City of Richmond.
E,OR ErTATAUCTION.-Ish shall ,on TU Es
DAY, the 4th of Septeulber next. at the hour
of NE ss to The
F. Deprest, decd. situated on Nj arion Hill, one
mile beic~ the city, on the Osborne Turnpike,
proved land.
Partial possession given in tifo 10 sped crop
IS ISL wheat and u GRo g. ias
aus Fer JNo. A, HUTCHINSON, 8. H 9.
a VALUABLE EARN FOX sALE.-As
N Executor of Ira +, Dtklhsrn, decd, shall,
on the @th OF septsmber 1860 III iair not the
valuable FARM, known as Poplar Inn in the
county of Caroline. containing 400 AC RES. more
or less lying four miles south OF Bowling Green,
and within Ia miles of Milford Depot, and adJoln
ing the lands of John b. Coats and others It is
of the land. pIesuming those wishing to purchase
will examine for themselves. P0ssess Ion gwen TO
seed crop of wheat. ard full possession gwen LIST
January.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash the balance
in two equal instruments at and years, with In
est, the purchaser executing bonds, with secu
mtg, and deed of trus. upon the property to
secure ths payment J. NJ G. DICKINSON.
-
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By esdai. Z Asperson, Aues'rs.

(Vm miSerONa A'A SALE or HOUSE
nKTAw Az IN c0N ChpECH HILL, on. aefs.
A. Commissioned OF the Fircait Cont 81 ~ city
Of Richmond. asIoiuted BY decree rsndered "a
smith. shall procssd e sell st % 6iis ssssscn. n
the premises, on MONDAY. tbs NH ASsust. r ~.
at ~ O'Clock r. NJ. the real estst0 fo(Srrej - n
the plaintiff bill. consisting OF three lots lesste1
above. frontinx feet, running bach ~ leef .
IN alley feet vida, on watch stands comfoyts-
TERMS One third cash balance st - and -
months. for psgetabIe notes, interest added, asa
EATON NANCE, CGm'r.
Sale BY soDpIr APrElsoN, Auot's. ..
P.H.-After the foregoing sale, viii b sold 1Our
beautiful LOTS. a. the corner Of n and ylss stss
fronting esch x4 feet on the west line Of street,
rnnnins back nss< feet.
TEKMs-At sac. (au 20I u, Z Il.
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TO CONTKACTORS--Pla and specifca-
L tions are prepared for improvements 70 be
made at the Eastern Lupatc ASYLUM in WlIams-
burg, Va, cons sting of LAUNDRY. WATER
WORKS and GENERAL REPAIRS, involving
plastering and painting, plumbers work. hauling
materials. &c. Bids for materials and eolkman,,
ship r are s3l'clted, and WI, he received untu
Plans and specifications, and a IN formation re-
garding the york, &c,. can be obtained at the of
foe of G. +. N. SMITH, Engineer, Goddin's Hall,
Richmond. Va.
ii bids to be sent (sealed) to the CLERK OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS" Williamsburg,
Va. au 22-dtA30
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gage l, Will nave quick dispatch. + or DaIance Oh
au 22-St DAvID& WIN. CURRIE
r=s.sasssss7 NJ NOTICE. TO THE PCH1IC;;,
- kAN w Af sSr ,M Iss6RTbs hpa AR
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
The Public s5st they hse arranged fIn f run he
pHILAD ELPHIA and .BALTTMO RE to RICH
MOND, thereby afording unusual facilities for
obtaining their freight and packages IN the short
Expresses leave New York at ]. 5 and O'Clock
and EtRt'isss saSs at at
A. N and 20 NJ, arriving IN Richmond at 30
Expresses leave Richmond for New York. Phil
sdelphia and Baltimore and all points North and
West. at 80 A. M and $50 P NJ,
our office ONE HOUR before the departure Of the
EXPREssEs FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY at 4.30 A. NJ. and 45 P. NJ {.
The Adams Express Company ieel that they can
sactinn IN ali their with their oeets
IN Richmond, and nothing Will be left undone on
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
from The North at o'clock F. will be delivered
immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance of twelve hours over our arrangements
sTEH SnsS E sSH 81 4 TO AND FROM
HfSV% Light FREf$atf s1s AeK
MENTS, 60, forwarded with safety ano dis
patch to all parts of the United States, Canadas
ana Europe.
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out foods, collected at all accessible points
throughout the United States, and prompt returns
guaranteed.
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresses,
in charge Of careful and reliable MESSENGERS.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
low rates.
All freights promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge.
HA- For further information, please call at our
office, 202 Main street.
au7-ts w. H. TREGO, Sup't
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CLOSING OUT SUMMER STOCK.

CLOSING OUT s. NJ M Il STOCK
Yes. the whole stock must go. and as we want to
store S ga ssRmEsRfs S Stsa AND SACKS,
Black 'Trcr, Striped and Plain, Light and Dark
toaas Blue and gre,
single mllled Cloth and French prap d Etc Frock
Goats; CoIdfd and Plain nu Alpaca Coats. Also
Piccolominrs, a light overcoat, comfortable and
necessary at this season of the year The
whole party must be disposed of in some shape or
0'Asf' ih sh SGsifs Sp P'ANTALooNs,
Familiarly called Pants, of Cashmere and Linen:
Slack and ColoTed, Striped and Plain, cheap and
hne !; ALI IN good shape, and going for little or
ne thing I n Z. comes nI,s the r,cv ~, vpsr,
Cashmere, Drap d Etc, Six, Marselies, Linen,
made heavy md light. and sed-that is. ought TO
be sold and offered for sale on good terms, from
dollar. Save your money and buy at TUPMAN's,
100 Main street, south side: third door above 14th
street TAU IA ISL VIM. s. TUPMAN. Agent.
HAVING DEVOTED PARTICULAR AT.
MANGFAcTURE Of IL A OK N 9, we take
great pleasure IN presenting TO the Southern pub
he 5as best a It sf rs sE X offered The
OIL PASTE
BLACK KING,
or an. hing made of Leather, a beautiful, bright
hands o clothes
From It's oily nature, it softens, STRENGTHENS and
preserves the leather. prevents Its cracking, and
renders It impsrvious to water,
should use no other. 1t is purely Southern MANA
Jactnrs-and if home Industry is, to be ,sncour-
aged, especially when /, can and does produce rp-
perior articles at Northern prices, We conhdentiv
hope the patronage of Southern men will not be
withheld from rs. ~ ResPestialiy,, J
H. WALLERSTEIN i CO.,
Head of Grace street,
au6-lmS Richmond, Va,
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VERY VALUABLE PKIvAfEA RESI-:
BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
ukNITURr. DRY GuODs. CIR,

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE
RES. &c Will be sold at atoton at my
store eo ns Of Main ana 18Th streets, OF TUES
commencing A. 10 O'clock a general assortment
new and second hand URsffURE.
DRY GOuuS.-Sevefal invoices of Dry Goods
Hooe skirts Mems and Women's Hosiery, &c.
GROC ERIES. Brandy, Whis key, Soap, Candles;
bacco. Crockery and Glassware, Cigars &C.
au2T ALEX MOTT Auot
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STEAMBOATS,. &c.

Sc3N rTTr-rA TWO CANAL boats rOA
siI.sie +; o cAssL . "a as ,Ils
Wood. Se.. can be hsd low and on sccemms aiins
Il s,ss.s,p &. e Dss1 o~AT &
Als1-.--s,7,,:s DAILY LINE OF PACKE
- -. - rRl WIN ~ TA nYgsH 70
TIN o & i PAW S htS a DaiIf
Fare from Richmond g New Canton. Is cts.
. rsf Tsjrr as ~ ssfi ana
s:' /; :! { Si
Usrsa. ,s,' ~ sss iss''s an MONDAYS
" TsS l'as Si E.s tsalSa win p... Immediate
ss,, Gss 81, a e. s M iaas. AZ
sa r-daw&ew r.. EDMoTD { CO.
OFFICE UNION STEAMSHIP co.,
sa.A rHf fs srExsiSASSfpnrst g; s', ls;S
IEE RICHMOND having been xi,hars w
until the lat proSimo. FOR the pnrpose
RRkns NH .h9
si;: !; sss.,s p sFpASs tn.
"'s. UNI" ''''Af cH Psss'fS =. cARpoze, Agent,
aa zi-ts 100 Main street.
:. = II ORE OR CdERKYHsTT6tsNEs,
asd '9s tufss, GHH vnN
SokhAfos W s&Rnasf! T,h h sn sfe FRI
ns q hoN M 1Ps M S
a. same hour, by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT-
Meals hix IS conss e as O'Clock Hasxrss
&sslsooN lanes o RIYER S,l EoR oLp
SSSSRREEH s Eck sass ssss s sd.
The GLEN opVE oS Cap DssSWsg m F. CARTER will
M NON and sSs1,
na ue days. except SUNDAY. leaving the wharf at
9, and
sGTif hss e cSRTs PECK Capt c. CLIFFORD be-
wharf At Rockets every sATGRDAY evening ct
Soeock, and return: leaving the wharf at NOR,
epas s2os ssad
evenings at O'Clock and return each alternate
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will touch at Cit,
Point, rWllcox's; Clairmont, Grove Wharf, Old
s s G5fs
Richmond about Q clock, Monday morning.
evening, meals included. $50 ' e'>'
D Passage on regular trips, either boat. to 0id
foiHt, or INCTiOlks %. Medis-cQudi
to any given on any boat-60 cents each.
~ Freight taken as usual. -
Ie2 It's r. o HASKINS. J
eGa~ NOTICE TO THE PUBi.sC.-The
XIEfN JAN kSTOWN will be withdrawn from
s-fSrx'es1the line for. wo three weeks. Tor the
purpose of receiving new boilers Due notice VIII
be 81 en- when she resumes her trips again.
The ORKTUWN and the ROANOKE will con
tlnue on the route between here and New York
The YORKTOWN leaving here as usual every
TUESDAY afternoon, at M; the ROANOKE
every FRIDAY afternoon at4 p VI.
Returning from New York every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY, at p. M; touching at Norfolk
gong and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
SIS,
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only SO. Steerase pas
sage So
Fare to Norfolk same as BY the river boats
" SO-ts LUDLAM h WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM FOR

a otHHE D.. .n r II 80 FAhM FH Th
for sale. to tee highest bidder. a. valuable
FARM In Henrico county, upon which now re-
side, on the Chafles City road, Ave miles below
Richmond, adjoining the LANDS of Mrs B urn, P.
Jordan and hers. containing % acres, The soil
swell daptsd 70 the gtowth of vegetables; ard it
TERMS OF SALE. One-hslf cash; balance Id
months, interes. added, and secured by trust
deed.
After the sale of the Land we shall sell the grow
ing crop of Com. Also, my stock of Hogs, one
Horse and Cart, Farming Utensils. &c.
FRANCES LEWIS,
By L. g. BELL.
P.S.-Any Information can be ohta,ned nv call
ing on the subscriber, 18Th street, between Frank
lin and Grace. Tau 2T-5t+ Il. G. BELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27
Alexander ii. STEPHENS on

Alexander ii. stephens ON the stump!
AUGUSTA, August 24.-Hon. a. II. Stephens
WIZ take the stump in Georgia, in favor of
douglas and Johnson. on the LIST OF September.
ms hrst speech viii be made in Augusta.