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DtEIJ.


On Saturday. ltth INST at the residence Of her
husband in Sidnoy. near Richmond, Mrs. CHAR
LOTrE p: wife OF John g. Shafsr AGED 80 yesrs
and months
The funeral services will take place on Monday,
10th Inst at T. clock, from the residence Of her
hu band The friends and acaualntances of tho
family are invited to attend. without further no
tlce,
HANew York Herald and Times please copy. :
On the morning oil the 18th. p. II AN DE- RSON,
son OF the late Frederick Anderson, Ia the zoth
year of his rge.
The friends aud acquaintances Of the family are
requested t. attend his funeral from ct James'
Church this Monday morning at Ie O'Clock.
AT his residence in Amelia county, of Theuma,
tism n the heart, Mr.. VIM. w. GATES, IN the I2d
year of his age
"a Petersburg papers please copy.
On Saturday, the Both of June, at q O'Clock, J.
NJ, FANNIE MALCOLM, only dang hter of Tkcs.
NJ and the late Mary F. Valentine, aged years
and l6 DAYS.
Arrsved in robes Of white,
In yonder fields OF lisst,
She dwells IN presence Of The eternal King,
Placed on a tsrone divine;
Round which respendent bs of fire
Forevss glow forever shine.
HErk. mark, methlnks he ar her sing,
And with a rapt, q grateful soul. admire
The everlasting Joys that round her spring.
She was sweet rs the roses that bloom,
And perfume the breath of May;
But. alas to my snrrow, TOO soon,
She faded and withered away.
Her soul, like the lily. was pure
Like the JesSamlne, fair 10 the eye.
Was her form; but, alas when thought her Sc
cure,
Twas decreed she should sicson and de;
And now In the cold, cold grave she mes.
No more she glads my heart or cheers 't~ - es.
Pure as angels from this world she t5o,
10 yonder realms, 80 exquIsitely iaIr;
She sleeps-the cherub slice ps-shs is not dead
there.
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The GeFma n Federal Army.

According to Zurich correspondent of the
N. Y. Journal of Commerce, the conference of
Sovereigns al Baden Baden will be followed
by 9. conference of Ministers which seems To
be proof that the former came to some kind of
basis for agreement, upon which the latter
may build farther. The organization of the
German Federal Army, about which there are
great differences of opinion between Prussia
on one side, and Austria and most of the
smaller States on the other, is prominent
among the subjects TO be treated. The Federal
Army Is about million strong, aud il is a
stipulation In the Federal Constitution that
In case of war, commander in chief shall be
elected by the German Diet. This stipulation
however, has never been executed, the oues
ton OF the chief command having been spe.
ciaily settled between Prussia and Austria
fle smaller States afterwards ASSUMING
Prussia wishes TO abolish the stipulation in
the Federal compact and 10 enact instead Of
1t, thas-the Federal troops Of Northern Ger.
many be put under the Prussian command
those OF Southern Germany under the Aus.
'fiaa. fhis arrangement Austria opposes, q
point OF difference which will come before the
approaching Conferences, and the decision of
"hich VIII settle In Prnssia's OPT MON whether
she IL to be the tail Of ths Federal Armv or IN
have equal infoesce with Austria 10 the ar.
mics of the German Don FEEDER alton,
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he Governing IaSsps.


This is the title which Il New York Jour-
nal applies to the pugilists, shoulder hitters.
thimSe riggers, roughs. roWdies, luafers and
laZzaroui, of that magnificent metropolis.
At the burial of the illustrious WILLIAM
POOLE the governing classes " turned out in
great force, and they are expected to make an
equally imposing display upon the arrival of
the champion of the universe J. @. HERMAN
Ia ;he meantim-, they have given vent to their
superffuous steam on the occasion of a late
race between the celebrated trotting animals
Flora Temple and Parchen. Whoever denies
that the governing classes possess chivalry
and laudible appreciation of the female sex.
must be ignorant of the extraordinary scenes
which took place in that contest
High odds had been given on the lady Flora
and, according to u newspaper account before
as, about as choice set of blackguards gave
the same as the cities of New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore could furnish. When it be-
came evident that the horse Patchen would
win on the last heat hats, blankets, and clubs,
were thrown at him and his driver until the
race was broken up, and threats both loud
and deep were shouted that on a renewed at
tempt to win the day, the driver would be rid
died wi tn balls. In order to give force to their
menaces, revolvers, and other deadly weap-
ons, were freely displayed, and, at last, the
driver fled for his life, holly pursued by the
rowdies Everywhere there was drunken
ness, fighting, pocket-picking, and pigeon
plucking The horse Patchen appears to have
been the only decent and dignifed gen tleman
in the crowd.
II these are "the governing classes" of New
York and other great cities, we need scarcely
wonder that such Aldermen are cleo ted us those
who figured with such extraordinary eclat
upon late yachting excursion. What else
can be expected, when each of these despera-
does has as potent voice at the ballot. box as
the most intelligent, virtuous and law abiding
citizen These barbarians and on flaws in the
heart of civilization are not, it is true speci-
mems OF the average character and decency of
the communities in which they dwell, but as
long as those who have an interest in the well
fare Of society neglect the duty OF voting, and
by their neglect surrender power TO "ihe gov
erning classes" they must not be surprised if
they themselves suffer in good name, as well as
Ia life, peace and property. The people of
America, properly so called, are safe deposito-
Ties Of power and authority, but the popuIace
OF large cities is very different affair, and
ought TO be the governed, inst ead of the gov
ernlng.
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LOST AND STRAYED

I OST-Soue DAY during last week, medium
~ sized Mourning BREASTPIN with mar in II.
As the Pin is valued for The hair. the finder will
confer n favor end receive reward by leavin the
same at this office. jy 16-2t
| OST-On Friday, between my residence on Goth
- street; and Mr. VIM. W: Fay or's store on
Shcckoe Hill a child's ARNLET, eet with car
buncle and pearl The finder will receive re-
ward by leaving the same nt my store
j. 10 -3t II. A. PEARCE.
| 9ST.-On TUESDAY, last between the city of
- Richmond and Valentine n ecklers small
PARCEL. OF PAPERS. wrapped in a sheep skin
cover. The finder will receive the thanks of the
owner, a lie literally re warded, 5y leaving them
at this office. iy l6-2t
I nST-On Friday afternoon. the Both of June,
- from the Exchange baggage wagon, near the
russell leather bonnet BOX, marked "a C
Oliver, Fluvanna county," on one side. and "A.
G. o." on the opposite side. liberal reward Ill
be paid for the delivery of SAID box to the office of
Messrs. J. 7. * T. L. BALLARD, at the Ex-
change Hotel Richmond. j, TT
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

EOR HIRE-A. good COOK, WASHER and
l IRON Err, Just f1 p g. the country. Also-FOR
sound. Apply TO J. MADISON MACON, JR,
Ofhoe IN the Law Building, on Franklin at.
jy 10
Tor HsRE.-We have for hire, for the balance
4 of the year. three NEGRO MEN and one w O.
MANf Two of the hen would make good Mil
Hands, and the ether is suitable for some Ing hit
work The W.inan is a good house servant and
washer, RAWLINGS Il HGLLApAY. 18th st.
jy Is st
TOR SALE AND HIRE have for sale phi.
vatelv, to remain in near the city. several
likely NEGROES. belonging 10 the estate of the
late John Hill; Among them may be found Girls,
4 Woman and three likely children. and several
likely Men,. Also, for hire, for the balance of the
year, good FIELD HAND. Apply TO
RIO. s. POLLARD, Administrator,
jy Its At A. r.. Moures, Cary st.
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DEATH OF A MIssIoNARY.-Ac correspondent
of the New York Post, under date of Shanghai,
April 90, communicates intelligence of the
death of Rev. Mr.. Lowrie, highly respect
ed missionary:
The American Presbyterian Mission has
Just met with a great loss in the death of the
Rev. r. Lowrie. His father if 1 mistake not,
resides in the city of New York. This is the
second of his sons who has died in connection
with The Presby terrain mission in China. The
first was killed by pirates while passing from
one port TO another several years since. The
one just dead was regarded as man of great
promise
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ANOTHER VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC STATE Con-
vENTioN.-The Stanton (Va.) Vindicator I'M
der the head of Estate Convention of the Ma
tional Democracy" says it is authorized by
Capt. Jno. A. Hartman, a member of the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, to announce that
a Convention of the National Democratic par
ty will be held in Staunton on the 10th of
August next. 1t adds:
The object of this Convention is to organize
the National Democracy for the Presidential
contest, and to take such steps as will secure
The electoral vote of Virginia for Douglas and
Johnson. 1t is earnestly hoped that every
county in the State will appoint delegates
and that the friends of the nominees of the
regular Convention will be present in large
mum bers. An array OF distinguished speak
ers will be here on the occasion, the names
of whom will be published hereafter
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THE TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SuH, which
take. place on Wednesday next, Csth iust,)
will commerce at twenty minutes past seven
10 the morning, and will end at twenty-four
minutes past nine, having duration of two
hours and four minutes. During its continu-
ance, the planets Mercury, Venus, Jupiter ana
Saturn will be visible together In the form Oh
a rhomboid, an exceedingly rare occurrence,
AS some centuries will elapse before such
spec tacle can be again witnessed. The shadow
Of the moon will first come an contact WIN
he earth at the rising of the sun IN the norm
ern part of Texas. Passing along In noi'h
.ast.riy ana then In a southerly coorse,h VIII
omit the American continent At huoSoh
strait and cross the Atlantic to Spain, about
,o..t,ur,h of which will be in total darkness
81 ~nacs of several minutes. Its course
DIN then continue over Africa, crossing the
Nile. when it will disappear in Nubia, near
the Red Sea. The best place TO obsefve it will
I've In spain, and scientific men are congregat-
,ng IA large numbers. The best place to OBJ
serve il in this country will be at Astoria, in
Washington Territory.
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ANOTHER REFUsAL.-J. r Crawford an
Hector on The PenEsy iyania Democratic ticket
pu finishes his reply 10 the proposed fusion of
The State COmmittee. The letter is brief and
pointed, stating that its author can be made a
party TO 10 coltPn plated arrangement, AID
hat, recognizing ID 1ugias and Johnson as the
ma Il Dnal candidates. he will vote for them, and
Them only, in The event of his election as an
rIpCtOr.
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IA, The BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl AmbToty pes in the city are those made
1t Res Mammoth Gallery, l45 Main St. near
Governor st. Ali the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted IN the hs at style of the art. at all hours
oolored in Oil, Aquarllle, Pastel or India INK
nee % ct s.. 80 cts. Sl-from that up to 500.
iy l1--is
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cash SYSTEM-pRICEs REDuCEp.-

(,ASH SYSTEM-PRICES REDUCED.-In-
~ tending to do a strictly cash business in future,
except with such of my customers as have shown
T. O ability. as well as disposition to pay, when
called upon, will offer from this date as choice
an assortme Mt of FANNY Groceries, Teas, Wines.
Liquors and Cigars, for cash, can be found at
any retail store in town, at prices fr IN ten to
twenty per cent lover than rsral. Call and eS
any p'It Of the CITY.
/ avail nv self of this opportunity to return my
sincere thanks to all whose patronage has aided
me, and hope by strict attention 70 business and
lair dealing, 10 merit continuance of their
favors. j. =. KAVENAGH 9th ard Broad SITS
N. BAH accounts not <ettled before the LIST of
August will be placed In othel hands for co lection.
Richmond, July Il, 1860. iy l3-ts
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HA- SALES OF Tobacco BY ,RKsrALE Bios,
maze at the Tobacco Exchan the 10th inst:
No. 3.-Sold to " q. b. Ross Co, a.. $40 rs
No. 3 Sold to DO. at. 10 Oh
No Sold tt W. r Robinson, at ......... 30 81
No 6.-soId to Hunt K Hart, at.......... ~ 81
Halifax.
No. 3.-SoI to W. Gillian, at .......... S3l CO
No. l.-Sod to H, B. Icklnson. at ......... 80 &c
No Sod 10 Hunt 4 Hart, at...~........ Is Sc
The ab4ve is a part OF Mr.. JOHN NJ. THOMAS s.
crop, of Halifax, Va.
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EXTENSIVE FARMERs.-The editor of the
Brazoria (TeXas) Democrat, who has been en-
gagged in taking the census in that country
says that he found six planters whose landed
interest in that STATE amounted TO :}60,65S acres
# land they together own y, 81 head of cat
Tie, and last year raised Il $40 bushels OF cor II;
~ aggregate wealth of the six amounts to
S2200 1923.
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RESCoNTRE.-An ARRAY took place between
Mr. p p. Seay and Mr.. Jackson, near Column
bia, Fluvanna county, Va, last week, in which
the former was shot in the abdomen and NOR
tally wounded. He was a recent graduate of
Richmond College.
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PATENTS We're issued last week to Jas. A
Davis, OF Portsmouth, Va, for an improve
ment in lowering and detaching ships boats.
Leroy g. Gillespie, of Denmark, Tenn, for an
Improvement in harrows; and Jas. L. Smith,
of Portsmouth, Va, for an improvement on
cranes There was Reissue to VIM. Nj. Ar
nall, of Sperrysville, Va, for Improvement In
urain sannralnrs and cleaners.
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<e-s~ u. :. MAIL sTEA,Is}5t,

80 .. $. MAIL STE 4 N 8 HIP
CEN YORKTOWN FOR NEW YORK
~~<S"sx1 be steamer YORKTOWN, Cnatain
h.WIs PARRISH, WI III leave here at o clock 7 " =,
TUESDAY, the 18th inst,
Excursion tickets issued TO 60 and return IL
either OF the steamers, StdterOom and meals in
Guided, Tor the veT low price of SIS
Passage to New York. meals and stateroo n n
ciuded, $40. Steerage passage So
Passase to Norfolk same as by the river boats,
Freight received to day Monday, and I'D to the
hour of O'Clock P. M, Tuesday.
Conslsnees are requested II send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Roston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
Tickets and berths secured CT our Office or on
board the ship.
~ l6-2t LGDLAM L WATSON.
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ASwest CempIiment.

Ths Charlottesville Eseisw says the wruep
"s,s ths frisss ard ssrvipGn srsnpd .hs TEN.
pie Of tsnrstA-~4hs sauce whish gives ali
lss r~ss.ssss se shs asMgiias Of ll.s1
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MARRIED,

On the evening Of JAW Sd, by ne EsT
Moore, D. d.. Mr.. STEPHEN u, Chp ~ ~, iop
- rnou;rer and Wing will please copy,
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SAILED FOR EURoPE-Among the passen-
gers from New York, in the Adriatic, Satur-
day, for Havre, were Hon. J. F. Appleton,
Minister to Russia, Bishop q uinlin, and Rev
DR. Cheeyer of New York.
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r~.~ FOR RALTINORE

,H FOR BALTIMOR E.-The
Is IS Steamer B VIDEHE Cant,
WILLIAM w. KEENE Will receive
9eISht To !, DAn kM9aday and up to the hour OF
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore at low
rates. with great dispatch
IhiS steamer has sp endld state room passenger
accommodations. PASSAGE and fare, SIS
PASSENGERS are requested 10 be on foard be fore
IL o clock NJ, Tuesday. the hour of del arture
IN ShoGkoe Slip, opposite the ColnGlhan Hotel, or
al the Steamers wharves Rockets.
~ 16-2t DAVID Il WM. CIJREIE
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his services to the merchants Of Richmond for the
SETS OF BOOKS. MAKING TRANSFERS
FROM OLD TO NEW SETS. CLOSING UP co,
PARTNERS Alps &c Having several years
ion to al ue rchants that lntTust their business
to him The best of city reference will be gwen.
His office with Messrs. HARRIS HOLMAN, on
the Basin Bank, or any information thIou. h the
City Post Office will be promptly attended TO.
iy
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EA- Special Notice
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
For the convenience of merchants thrnug hout
the city and State, | have appointed JOHN W.
(IARLICK sole Agent for Virginia. Merchants
will be furnished with less delay, and at proprle-
tors prices. WASHINGTON l.. ROCK.
iV 11rt
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July I'D e6o.-sELLING OFF. REGARD

July 2D 1s6O.-SELLING OFF. REGARD
- LESS OF COST In accordance with a custom
| adopted many years ago mo- 10 carry owes any
goods from one season to another II 1t could
possibly be avoided have this day marked lawn
below the actual prime cost the remaining stock OF
Bsrege Robes and 1cunces; French o. sandy
Robes and french OIgandies; English and French
Rereges; Chintz UTgaudies and Brltiiantes; French
Ctallies; Sumner Silks, and every description of
summer Dress Goods Also, Black Silk Lace
Shawls and MantilIas; Summer Chenille, and all
other descriptions Of Summer ShawIs end Wrap
pings; Parasols, Lace MItts; Goods for Mems and
Roys' Wear, and every article adapted for sum-
mer wear IL my store will be o1ered and must be
sold, regardless of the cost and sacrifice Persons
in want of goods will be convinced, after eXami
nation, that am stermined to close out all my
summer stock at much less t"an their value
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"a administrator Sa ..-Attention is
asked to the sale at Dogwood," This AFTER
Ktcnen Furniture; Horse, Buggy and Harness;
Cart, Flows, &C.. belonging TO the estate of Eus-
tace Robinson, decd
BY order of the Administrator.
j. 16 1T TH0S. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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BOARDING.
DARK Err HOUSE,

ROAkDiNG.-Three or four gentlemen ca n lie
ID accommodated with frst-class BOARD. by
applying at next door to north corner I'd and Nam
streets. iy 1851
ia RKER H0 u Sc,
BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will hnd the best of accommodations
with every effort for the comfort Of gneets LAR
DER not excelled IN the United States
Il. ID. PARKER,
mn 3-Sm I.E.MILLS.
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A Special Notice.--The attention of the
trade is asked 20 the sale of stock of DO Shoes
Fixtures. &c to take place at the store nf M.
Monat an, on ETaRklIn. DO .ween 18th and Union
s.Eeet5, THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock. See advertise
ment. lily 1G-ltl L. b. COOK, Auct.
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~ To InyaIids.
WOLFh'S PURE COGNAC BRANDY.
WOLEt'S OLD MADEIRA WINE.
WOLFE'S OLD PORT WINE.
The attention of persons desiring pure MEDl-
CINAL BRANDIES and WINES. IS called to the
pure imported liquors of Udolpho Wolfe
Every bottle has the PROJECTORS name on the
wax, and fac slmlls Of his signature on the label
Sold by the bottle or dozen, By
FISHER L SHEPHERD,
No l25 Main street,
jy l3-6t Sole Agents In Richmond
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a. Church Hill Alum Water, Richmond,
VA.-This W alter has been found highly benehc tal
IN the cure of psia Liver Comp laIpts, Chron
ic BronchilIs, Chronic Diarrhcra. Chrome Dyson
terry, Menorrhde >ia. Leucorrhra Prolapsus uteri,
fectIons. Ulcers and Scrofulous Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always be had, FHESH
FROM The SPR NG at tie Drug Stores OF
Meade Baker, Joseph Laidey, and at nv resi-
dence. lily l2-1ml ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
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Jy I6-st JOSEPH MAYO, MAYOR.
pA Wire and Sieve Tnctory.--Tbe UNI
de sIs ned having commenced the WIRE and
SItVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street, below Cary !,
respectfully asks the attention of MERCHANTS and
the public generally to his stocs HI N factures
superior ROLLING SCREEN. VILE for mer
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCREEN
kinds BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN ana FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CAS- s. DOORS, WINDOWS. &C. Also, CORN,
SAND and GUAN0 SCREENS.
81 Prompt attention given to orders.
q. w. JESSOP, Pearl St. below Cary.
jy 1s-Im- Richmond, Va.
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DARGAINS. BAKGAINs!.-DRF GOOD

- ATAN BELOW COST.Ar NJ. MITTLEDOR
FER'S. No: 225 BHOARD ST. CALL AND IA
AM NE. YOURSELF S.-As the season is far
advanced, and having yet on hand. a la ge stock
of Dress Goods, of I'll kinds. and being determin-
ed to close them at ali hazard, | WILL from this
dav, unit the lst of August, sell them at and 6siolc
cost, and will further offer great inducements 20
purchasers IN Linens. Damasks, Towels, Sheetings
and Napkins, which | have JUST received from
auctions ana closing out sales at importers. The
Goods are { 20 cheap, but must be sod. Call and
examine for yourselves.
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NEW YORK, July IL Arrived, schrs. Wave,
Atom, Z. A. Andersen, and j. b. Franklin, Va
Hickman and Mara Va. july I4-clea ed, schrs.
Washington Norfolk; Ann, Petersburg steamer
Yorktown, Richmond. Arrived, sohr. Ellen Ba-
ker. Newbern N. y.
PHlLADELpHIA, July I2-trrived. schr. Red
dngton Richmond. July l3-cleared, steamer
VIRGINIA, Richmond; schr. Gorbuo, do
PRovIpENCs, July lI.-Cleared, sohr. Salhe
Mears Richardson, fr East River, Va,
LIvERPooL. June 3d. oa1ng for City Point,
ships Susan links AID Juliet Trundy. The frat
was adve fused to sail SAM day. l3uth.)
BALTIMORE. July H-Cleared, steamer Bevi-
dere. Richmond.
BosToN, July l2.-Cleared, schr. Geo. f. Ian
fair Norfolk
NEW HAVEN, July l2.-Arrived, sohr. Whistler,
Parker, Va.
CAPE ISLAND, n. J., July 13.-Schr. Elf for
Richmond, went to sea last evening.
CAIacE1s, June leIn port, loading, ship Che
rubiIn, Skinner, for Hampton Roads.
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TAKE NOTICE That an adjoufnei
1>Ia meeting of the Stockholders of the
Richmond and Chariot esvile Turnpike Company
will be held at mattel C CRENsHAw's, IN Han
over county, on the 18th OF this month, at II o'ck
holders TO dine with HIM on that day.
JOHN b. CRENSHAW,
Jy E-otd&cWt Preside mt,
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n, NATIONAL GARDEN,

N CRANE 3 GoNG E 1g4 +, 18TH l''.
a, o'clock 7; NJ by tins Armory Band.
A NIGHT IN PARIS
GRAND BALL. connected with ILLUMINA-
TON. FIREWORKS, ETC., which was never pro-
duced before in this city
AdmlssIon-To Ball and Concert, only Is cts La
WHITE BEER BREWERY,
iv Of
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EQR y 4. Sc
L G0D coa VIRGINIA sc

EtUR ~. "
L S21.C00 VIRGINIA 6's.
66 SHARES SANK OF VA. STOCK
100 shares BANK OF THE COMMONW'LTH
STOCK.
40 shares VA. FIRE AND MARINE STOCK.
20 shar res RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
STOCK.
$1,000 Sd Mortgage VA. AND TENN. r. R.
BONDS.
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H!ViDF ND.-The President and Directors of
- the EXCHANGE BANK OF VI GINA have
declared divide nd of44 per cent. subject to de-
ducton of = per cent Bonus pa, able 10th inst.
is 6-l2t W. p. STROTHER. Cash'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-16
IA Life Insurance.
: IS PER CENT. SAVED.
THE MUTUAL BEN EFT LIFE INSURE CO

tUfflce 10 Main etreet.J
This Company makes year, dividends, and pays
them to the insured while living.
Dividend January LIST. 1850, IS per cent
Only half the premium IS required IN cash on
policies Tor The term of life; the other half is
loaned to the Insured at per cent, il he wishes
ny l4-5t KNOWLES Il WALFURD, Agents.