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Gen, Walker.

The movements Of the srey-eyed man OF
destiny" in Central America, are again begin
ming to attract attention. 1t is deemed eXtraor-
binary that he should once more have been aeie
to muster a considerable force upon fillious-
tsrng expedition, there being not less tnah HNe
hundred men under his adventurous banner.
We should say that, in the present deploTabie
state OF the thermometer, any rational hili-
buster would avoid at least for the present
tropical ATTITUDES. But rational fllhbusters are
rare animals. The experience OF former fill
clustering expeditions i'll the same latitude and
under the same leader, does not seem to have
affected the confidence of the hliibustering
public in Gen. Walker, nor TO have inspired
them with a salutary dread of plague, pesti-
lence and famine Probably, never fllibus-
tiers since the world was made had worse luck
or a more doleful time in general, than the
followers of Gen. WALKER. The annals of
predatory and piratical excursions from the
first page of land tealing Anglo-Saxon his
tory 10 the present moment, have no pa.
ralIe to the constant run of bad fortune
which chung to the flag of " the grey-eyed man
of destiny" We can imagine what kind of
banquet red rovers and buccaneers in gene
raj invite their recruits to but the narrowest
and toughest road ever trod by sanity ancho-
rite TO the skies, never equ2lled the rigors, I'M
saw oriness, hardships and purgatorial fires of
Central American fllibustering. Not one
sprig of romantic adventure, nor even a
IL uddy pool of riotous enjoyment, relieves the
dismal monotony of the Central American
crusade The brave fellows who went there
fell by scores before the pestilential diseases
of the climate, and it is said that more We're
shot for alleged breach of military discipline
than fell by the hands Of the enemy. Yet, so
devoted are many of our young countrymen
to novelty and change that five hundred of
them can be found, in the swelterng dog days
of the hottest summer we have had tor years,
and on the verge Of the sickly season, to go a
fillibustering in Central America.
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Urish Emiyratiou.

A the emigration from ireland cannot be
easily prevented, some OF the English jour-
nalists and writers console themselves by de-
claring that II 10 a very undesirable popnia-
ton at any rate, and thatit would not only be
better for England. but for humanity In gen
erai, If the Irish nation should cease entirely
to exist. OARLyLR has given expression 10
this truculent spirit, in his peculiar sSie'
when he said: "This miserable Irish monster,
unless he can radically change himself anu
beeeme new creature, ought TO scish to die'-
In saa earnest IL is so. Brutalities, ike ifish
.o,ia,y "a founded on the late potato riols,
o,,rht not be allowed TO live under the ute Oh
,,,r,a, In the name of ADAMS united pos
80, ard for the honor of the family, they
ara called TO become new creatures, unspeaka-
h,v imnroyed in various essential respects, or
alse 10 die. and disgrace the light no longer |!
Alive. by Indian meal, or the regenerated po-
,a,o. no human heart could wish this mon
ster. Let him become an unspeakably i'm
proved monster; let him at least learn TO feed
himself, which is the primary stage of all I'M
prosement I, and first renders Improvement pos
-sible let him become Ia uman instead of brutal,
or else die. The universe, if he could hear its
eternal admonition, perpetually soiicits MIN
To do the one or inc otneF. Inc uuiNeiso-'iAo
potato being dead--has now happily brought
II so far that he mast do the one or the other
For which stern mercy all pious men, and
good citizens of this world, are bound to De
thankful"
This is cool enough After subjecting the
Irishmen to centuries of misrule, and starving
him to DEATH the well fed Saxon swine COM
plains that he is degraded and does not iced
himself But this is not true. The lrishnan
need not die rs CARLYLE desires. lie can ccme
to u countr where he is not treated Ike orute'
he has come and is still coming here, and II MI
CARLYLE were disposed to tell the truth ne
could state that he not only feeds himself, but
provides for his countrymen at home tnat ne
builds our railroads, cities and canals, ana
from his hard earnings has sent millions upon
millions to bring his relatives and friends
10 the land of promise. Really, considering
what the labor of Ireland has done in former
DAYS for England, and what It'll now doing
for America, and bearing in mind that the
blood and vaor of Ireland have consecrated
every victorious battle field OF England on the
face of the earth, such yituperations as those
of CARLYLE are brutal, ungrateful and vim
dictiye in the last degree.
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DR. Carnochan OF New York is now almost
recovered, and there is no longer fear that he
will lose his arm, from his late dangerous con-
dition.
Gen. Henniugsen, the well known friend of
General Walker arrived in New York, on
Sunday from Savannah.
The Rt Rev. Bishop Otey, OF Tennessee, is
so i'll as to necessitate the recall of his ap-
pointments for yisitations and ordinations.
At Fredericksburg, Va. on the 14th inst,
the thermometer stood at l04 degrees in the
shade.
Major J. O'Bannon, Fourth Auditor of the
L. S. Treasury, died at Capon Springs, Va. on
the 18th inst
Gen. A. a. Chapman, of Monroe county, Va +,
has resigned his position as Elector on the
Democratic Electoral ticket.
Over $500 has been collected at Newport for
Garbaldi, and even the ladies and little chill
dren are adding to the sum.
Two tons of whortleberries were received in
Chicago on Tuesday last, from the western
towns of Michigan.
The valuation of real and personal estate in
Newport, r. l. is Sl0,930,500
Hon. VIM. II. Washington, of Newberr, N.
O., died suddenly, on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Holt, wife of the Postmaster General,
died on the 18th inst, in Washington.
Mrs. Anna Cora Richie will sail for Eu-
rope on the 18th inst.
Hon. Howell Cobb addressed a Breckenridge
meeting at Augusta, GA, on the 18th inst.
A monument is to be rected in Washington
to the late Joseph Gales.
The Prince of Wales is to visit Bermuda.
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THE CROPS IN TENNKssRE-A letter from
gentleman at Lebanon, Tennessee, dated Au-
gust 9TH, says:
mot only is the heat excessive, but the
drought is dreadful. In this part of the State
we have all the appearance of a famine. The
fruit, though promising abundance in the
early part of the season, has wlted, ard is
dropping off the trees. The corn is an entire
failure. Everybody is complaining and look
ing blue. What fall may do f0r us remains to
be seen. Provisions are enormously high
indeed, almost out of sight"
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DIUD.

On the 18th inst. JOHN LAWRENCE Young
eel obi d Of fohn and Margaret Kialty, aged seven
months and two weeks r A.
1he friends and acaua ntances o, me iamiI h.e
tween nth and 18th. on Broad street. this alter
noon, at 5 o clock. ,,,,,.,
child of Mr. Benjamin Askew, aged about seven
months. II, ..,. nl,oa ,bi, after
reon NJ a n,oloct AT trace Church, tRev Mr.. Ba-
ker'sl Friends and acauaintanoss Oh 'hS ia"isS
are invited to attond. $50
In Lynehburx at the residence 81 Mrs +Lnex W
Otex on FRIDAY the 10Th inst JOHN nj. oiEY
son Of iahn Stuart a. d Lucy W. Walker oil tins
city AGED 10 months.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN NEW ORLEANs.-Another
fire has occurred in New Orleans, des troy in
the whole front OF the block on Royal, between
kienvllle and Custom streets. The heav lest
losers We're b. w. Montgomery, five stores,
valued at about $4,000, on which there was
only S4o,000 insurance Widow Waggaman,
two stores, $i5OOO; H. N Siebrecht, $4,000
Dr; r A. Lambert; $4,000; F. q. Rey, $4,000
2. Boye, s5l,0O0i q. Dupuy, $4,000 Fame a.
Norman, $4,000. The losses in the aggregate
are estimated at S5OO, 900.
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TERRIFIC SToRM-Forty Ltces LoSf-A Vio-
lent storm in the vicinity of New Orleans, on
saturday caused immense damage to property.
AT Proc torville, the terminus of the Mexican
Gulf Railroad, the water rose over twelve
feet, submergipg the entire place, and carrying
away every house, with the exception OF one.
Between thirty to forty lives were lost.
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iHKdRkAT EASTERN Will positively sail for
England to-day. On her arrival at Milford
Haven she will undergo thorough repairs, and
VIII have her bottom scraped. What further
disposition will then be made Of the ship is
unknown To those of the Directors who are in
as conntry. At any rate, no negotiation has
= In entered Into for the transportation to
Europe OF either tobacco or cotton from anv
port 10 The United States. Already ahout ,zo
bsr'hs have been secured by passengers 10 Hal.
.ifax and England. " AA"'-
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A HOPEFUL FAMILY.-Some DAYS ago ma n
named Horton, was killed by his own son. in
Clay county, Indiana, in a quarrel about a
pistol, which the father desired to take from
the son, TO prevent his killing somebody with
IL. The parricide was lodged in Jail and in
the same Jail were three OF his brothers, one
of them confined for theft, and the other
two for obstructing legal process. Four broth
ers in Jail at the same time, for different Of
fences, is a spectacle not often witnessed
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RESISTING TIE U. S. AUTHoRITIRs.-AtI ea-
son-Ie.oue called a league of freedom mas
been formed by sympathizers of Booth, IN
Ripon. Wisconsin. the avowed object beng 10
nravent his arrest by the United States mar
shals Booth is under indictment Tor resca, ~
recently escaped from prison at Milwaukee.
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OUTRAGE In CENTRAL AMERIcA-A letter,
from Rio Hacha, small town at the mouth
Of the river Of that name, in New Granada,
describes most outrageous insult to the
United States Consul and flag by the Liberal
party, now In possession there The flag was
cut down and torn up, the house of the Con-
sui broken into, and he himself Obliged to fly
on Q board al English vessel, in order to save
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Rirbmnnh Qispatth.
nIIRsDAY MORNING. AUG. 10, 1895

~ DIsrArcH FOR rRR sPRINes, &c.-P1sens
se,as to the srafersne places eaa haze me psi
DISPATCH naa,1ed 10 thsm Jo' aHp fenSh ="
time. bs 3eapins tksir orders at the eosnt'as
q nd paying IN advance for the fisae aapaed.
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SaARKIN THE PoToMAC.-Last week large
shark was captured in the Potomac river, near
the mouth of Pohick creek. The shark was
caught first in the meshes OF net oy a Hsner-
man who was out for sturgeon, and with much
difficulty killed ana brought to shore.-Attr.
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A DOUGLAS JOURNAL IN PETERsBURG.-The
first number of the True Democrat made its
appearance III Petersburg, Va, Tuesday. II is
a sheet of handsome size, and advocates the
election of Judge Douglas Charles Irving,
Esq, is the editor.
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"VARIETY Is CHAEMING."-New1 ork mas
voted alternately tor the Democratic and OPP
position candidate for the Presidency foI the
past twenty years, viz: For Van buren, in
1886 Gen. Harrison in 1910. Polk in 1Sii, Tay-
lor in lsiS. Pierce in 1852, Fremont IN 1876.
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FINED FOR DoDGING ADMINISTRATIVE
Dader captain of the schooner Eyelina Ross,
was, on Saturday, fined $40, by Justice Welsh,
of New York, tor having run his vessel up o
her wharf without stopping at q quarantine.
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DEAD BODY FoUND.-The dead body OF a
negro was found in the reservoir, at Peters
burg, on the l4th. The negro was the proper
ty Of Mr.. Bowen, and had been missing since
the 3ro of a pril.
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FATALITY.-Dysentery is very fatal in Taze-
well county Va. The following obituaries
ara recorded in one family: Thomas, aged
years; James w, aged years; Isaac b.,
aged years, and Florence. aged about year
all children of Montrayil and Susan Steel.
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NpSALR.-"Tuscarora, the estate s, owned &c
by the late s. w. Spindle, near Dun ,ls smcilo
on Monday last, for $3.50, TO Edward N: M,
ware The place contains 40 acres . D I'm me
day the farm ON which Mrs va ss soS
Spindle resides, containing ooV acre'' was '0'"
to Joseph G. Spindle, for $4,000.
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CENSUS OF NASHVILLE, TENN.-The present
population of Nashville, Tennessee Will pro-
badly reach u, 600 which is more than double
that of the last census, and altogether a very
creditable and at the same time healthy in
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MR.. SEWARD TO RETIRE-The Boston Bee
(Rep.) of Saturday says: 1t is understood
that Mr.. Seward will retire from the Senate
March next
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cpuCIAI. NOTICES.

- sucriuI Notice, 1.-The ATTENTION Of the
Iadies r. reauestsd 10 the sale of Bonnets, MILL
DAY a. y 9S saSss ~ e., sts st
atreeta 1871 e. b. COOK, Auct.
IA Mrs Harriet A. Hady would respect:
thai she has REMOVED HER REsIDENCE to
9th street between Broad and grace stree whsTe
Mines. in the business of FASH / o All l. L
DRESS AND CLOAK MAXINE
N. B.-.TYLES and PATTERNS hECElv BID
MONTHLY. au l5-lw
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A LIBRARY THREE MILES LoNG.-The IL
brary of Harvard College Mass, contains
81 500 volumes, which occupy more than three
miles of shelf room.
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Cost or THE GREAT EAsTKRN.-The origi-
nal cost of the Great Eastern was Si,aoo,ooo:.
She stands charged to the present owners l.
s. 10000 or this amount $500 600 Is preietis
stock The holders of this stock VIII , w -. and
her an elephant which they cannot ina ana 81
and which will be TO them only great Dill "a
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MARINE INYELLI9DNCH.
PORT OF RICHM oND. AUGUST 10.
HisA Wa,., sAi, day / Thursday ~ o'clock.
ARR WE'D,

ARKIVED,
scbr. Rem yandiver, North, Baltimore, guano,
J. l. Station - hi,,,..
Schr Industry, -. N. c., lumber ana sbinsies'
Sohr. Uctavia, Ellen, Philadelphia, coal, writ
Roberts. ,,.,I,.;. i w y,
sohr, Express, Tyler, Philadelphia o'ai' W. l.
Staples. n s,;, r.
Schr Mary Willis North, Baltimore, mdze., W
Scbr. Wythe, futile, New York, mdze.. D. &
SchT. lydia Ann, Weaver, New York. guano
and brick, to order.
Schr Hope, Frank, Baltimore, mtze, W. d.
ColquItt f. Co.
Schr Emory, Br.,) King. Halifax, -four, Hax-
all, Crenshaw Il Co.
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GNloNn rhA n EN- ME e FL Nc
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices of the Young Mems
Chrlstlan Association, IN the Lecture room of the
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. fRev.
DR.. Read's,) from to o'clk. The citizens
generally are invited to attend, as well as all
strangers whiting the city. jy l6-lm
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~. n.u..ra,,c Conventions.

The Democratic State Conventions at Char
lottesyilie and stanton meet to-day at ~
O'Clock. Their proceedings will be promptly
raported in this paper.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. A.-Cleared, sohr. Butterfly,
Richmond.
BAnlA, July BIN port, bark W!nnifred. to sail
for Hampton Roads, l4th.
New YoRK, Aug. I3-Cleared schr Maria Lane,
Petersburg. Aug. I4-CleaTed, schT. Baltimore,
Elizabeth City, N; c. Arrived schr Ellen Baker,
NewDern, N. e.; Anna Howe, J. |. Barkalowe, A.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. H.-ArIlved, sohr. Fanny,
PETERSBURG
CHARLRsroN, Aug. l3.-Cleared sohrs Sarah
Cullen. " ilmington, N. c.; Sidney Price, do.
NoREoLK, Aug. H.-ArTived, sehr. Union, Rich
mOut
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COLUMBUS, OHIo.-The population Of this
city is said TO be about 22,0U0, an increase of
I,0UC since 1850.
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OFFICE OF THE JAS. RIVER KANAwHA Co.,}
Richmond, July 10th, 1860. {
A Z A l. T. ID MEETING of the
49, Stockholders of the JAMES RIVER
this city. pursuant to the follow ing order. viz:
AT meeting of the Board OF Public Works, on
the 18th JGly 1870, it was ordered that q meeting
of the Stockholders of the James River and Ka
nawha Company be held at the office Of said Com
pany, on TUESDAY, the 18th August next.
"A true copy. THos. II. De WITT,
'.Sec'y B. Z. Works.
By order of the President.
jyN-3tawtd WIN. 2. MUNFORD, Sec'y.
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The Charleston s: G., papers announce N.
physieipp vi that city. S""
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OILS: OiLS:-Coal Oil, Laid Oil, Solar Lamp
~ ~ OIL sperm Oil Machine Oil, Olive Oil, inseed
OH, Csstnr OIL and White Grease, For sale BY
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Druggists.
l22 Main Ut,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

RICHMOND, August l3th 1860
TNO THE CREDITORS OF The ES.
L FATE OF PETER 6. WOOD, DECEASED,
AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED.-You are
hereby notified that, at the request of John L.
Wood, Administrator of the estate of the said
Peter G. Wood, deceased have appointed the
18th day of August, 1860, at the Office OF Catel Il
Sands for receiving proof of debts or demands
against the said decedent or his estate. at which
time and place you are required to attend. Given
under my hand. as Commissioner of the County
Court of Henrico County, the day and year frst
aforesaid. au 1851 JOHNSON H SANDS.
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INDICATIONS OF STARVATION IN ALABAMA;
The Selm (AIa Sentinel says 1T has received
letters ON different sections OF the ota,e'
suggesting the necessity of the toxernoI eai -
ing together the Legislature OF the e.ase W
rnrn sorn.lhinp TO live on. One OF The letters
from Bibb county represents that not enough a
corn will be made to bread the people, anu
unless something is done, many Will % po"""
to siarYe
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"a TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Ri

So WAKD.-Abscondedf from the employmg
a Of Mr.. Mayo, a MULATTO BOY. nsa,
-. Said Boy is about is years Of age, hasaw
OF very black eyes. and full head of baek tur
hair. When last seen, he was within two ortas
miles of Petersburg. The above reward v
paid for his delivery TO his owner.
RO. w. HAXALL
All l5-3ts Corner 7th and FrangIu.y
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

RfcBMoNp, Aug. H. 1850.
,,,.... ,.rp,it me to state that an error ex-
a.. An ne article IN to.day's Dispatch under
ms head OF the Bladensburg Duelling
Ground" so far az that article relates to the
nd Col. John M. MeCarty. The two GENTLE
men were cousins. and Col. VIM M. McCarty,
now A res ldert Of .his city, was a brother TO
one. and his lady Mrs. McCarty, was sister
to the other. Col. John M. McCarty married
Miss Lee, Of Loudoun, and the remains of both,
with all their children save one, rests under
one tomb in Holly wood Cemetery. The enc
surviving child Is a married lady, and resides
in this city. A NATIVE OF LoUpoUh.
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RUN.AWAYS.

n A25 REWARD will be paid ior TIA =,
a prehension Of LIZZIE, who eft my IA,
-N4ln Chesterfield county, on the 18th June.
AUShe is owned by Mrs. Dnvall, on Ga.
-A>RichmOnd, whe g she has many scQu..
ances. She has a husband at the coal mine,
Messrs. J. g. Werth Co. She has beea seer
the colored Churches, and also in the stree
Sundays. She has more than one name ia str
IN person, round face. and quite black, Her "a
is restless and wild. | have no doubt tut thstn
is barbored By some one in Richmond.
au l6-4t A. F JAHNKg
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X1n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1h5 @IV ~ E< w = ~ Ds -NHNhWby UUW Y
M subscriber. on I thursday last, Angus u
RNEGRO MAN named SAM, belongs.
n Mrs. Hutcheson, of Henrioo county n
Lksuegro is about 80 years old, s feet II 5ss
high; ginger bread color, long thin face, 0rs.u I
and walks with his feet out. | think he 8 i4-I-
about Mrs Hutcheson's, or the suburhs Of ae
cts near SereamersvIile. I will pay the says 2
ward upon his de liveTy TO me
TRUMAN A. Parker
au LIFT Lumber DeaC :
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su l6-4t A. F. JAIME

IA RANAWAY--S5 REWARD-Lehs
EV house, In Sidney. Monday morning, nv Y,
HpANIEL: about "a years old gingefb,s
~ color very likely. | think he is ia the e.
Ak.or NAV have gone down in the lower par
Henrlco county.
au lets ID, W. CARTE
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WOK TIL NGTON 5 400 sacks WOR-
w THlNGTON FINE SALT, landing from
ship Samson" direct from Liverpool, for sale by
au 1876 EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. co.
THEY ARE VERY CHEAP.-Those fine
l Grsss Linen Hdkts. that LEVY IS selling at
= cts are undoubtedly the chsapsst article Ct the
who would procure any of the above, should not
delay. hut 20 Imraedl ateiy and purchase all the,
particularly when such great inducements are
offered. Can also be had at No Is. superior Irish
Linen at % cts, well worth rs eta; hemstItched
Linen Hdkfs, at Is cts, worth STA cts; very fine
SWISS Muslin Collars at 90 cts, worth ) ! Is; and
various other goods, IN be sold equally as low as
the forementioned articles.
l EVY's STORE, Is Main street. is the place
- where Dry Goods can be had at the lowest
prices. Every person should give him a call te-
greatly TO their advantage to buy their supply at
No. 10. ~
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STRAY L D-From Mr. Thorn,
tn residence, on the Williamsburg R.
x about ha If a mile below Rockets ssrs
az. dark NJ ULE. Has white mark ~
his neck, near the head. HIS shoga.,
are very much SCARED Up. re has been H,m,,
about two weeks. Any one returning hin 10 n
THORNTON, or to BIANKENSHIP L J0Ey
STON'S stable, will be suitably rewarded
jy A-ts
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NOTICE TO TOBACCO MANUFACTU-

NOTICE TO TOBACCO MANUFACTU-
~ RERS.-Havng made new arrangements with
Musser X Col.men for the sale OF their psteIt
TOBACCO PRESSES, we now able to furnish
them at reduction IF 500 on each Press FIR IN the
old price. Every Press warranted TOBACCO
FIXTURES of ali kinds furnished to order.
au l6-2w ETPENGER Il EDMOND.
NOR SALE am authorized to sell at private
l. sale LOT OF GROUND, being and lying in
Warren Il Marsh ALPS addition to the city of Rich
mond, commo' ly called and known bv the No. IS,
it being the same decided to Nj 3 Sarah Marks by
Henry Clarke JESSE CHOPPER, AGENT,
au l6-3t' 18th street. near Wesley Chapel.
XI.NNISH'S HYDRAULIC MOTOR
N We inv to the attention of the public to this
motor, which will be exhibited at our shop on
FRIDAY. the 18TH at 8 O'Clock r. NJ.
J. IL I. HANCOCK Il CO.,
ul6-2t. Near cor. Main and Goth SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-16
a. rhe Greatest Barguins ever offered
IN DRY GOODS,
IN RICHMOND,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS IN THIRTY DAYS.

RAJ. Pttfieia George,
I'm ~. Blair D. Co.'S BntidingJ
CORNER OF CARY AND 18TH sTs., RICHMOND, VA.
Has 10 store aud offers for sale low
LICORlCE. of approved brands.
TONG VA BEANS, of prime quality.
GUM ARABIC, of different grades.
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure and sweet.
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