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lis currently reported in Washington that Mr..
Yancey will soon come North to vindicate himself
before the people from charges of disunion.
The New York Express denies that Kenneth Ray
ner has come out for Breckenridge and Lane, and
asserts that he is still for Bell and Everett.
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild has been appointed
consul-general of Prussia. He is the first Jew who
has exercised such functions for that kingdom.
There was fine meteoric display in the neigh
borhood of Norfolk, Va, on Thursday night last,
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LOUISVILLE, August ll.-Sixty out of one hun
hundred and four counties from which Official re
turns OF the recent election have been received,
give the following vote:
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The War with China.

It is predicted that the war Of England and
France with China will be long, desultory and
unproductive. The defeat Of the British fio-
tilla last year has elated the Chinese beyond
measure, and they have made extraordinary
preparations for the coming contest. The
vastness of the population, even If it offered
no resistance, would render an armed occu-
pacy Of the country almost as impracticabie
as the occupancy of the Pacific. Nothing would
belong to the invaders but such waves OF this
great ocean of humanity as might be just I'M
der their heels. To blockade few ports and
hold some important towns, will be all thai
can be accomplished. The idea of going to wal
seriously with this enormous and absurd mass
Of humanity, is beneath the dignity OF Eng
land and France. 1t will be as troublesome
as pig-driving, with one drovsr to thousand
swine.
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q - I1aIsnrr bArrise npsoorA Scx On vs1-
l1rr1A = .corrsspon1 - 'tarnishsss ~ 5ol-
6vine 10 about - recent Baptist No.
socia.lo8M stasntosy whicA were not pub.
lishsd In the rsgdfAr fsport:
Tho report on Bible operations was Rad ~
Rev. +. q. Jones, Of Norfolk, and was ols'
cussed BY Revs. J. O. Long, 4. j. Po!ndsxseS.
J. 3. Jetsr, A. H. Sands, Ese, ana 49, y,
regard 70 Bibis Operations "a mis- Stats. - -
oolportears report having found go famlnes
destitute Of the Bible, and have put n cireu'
lation some $500 worth q bibles, ~
The subject OF education was brought up
again. and feool0 tions were passed ufgla8 w
TTustsss Of Rtchmond College 70 take some
steps towards completing The endowmenL An ).
mailing TIE COLLEGE In every Tespecs wnS mai
within I nv years the Bapusts In the United
States have raised S25OO.OOO for educationsI
purposes, and urged that a. once an enort 90
made 70 raise saslo0o for Rtcnm9 one Xoas i:
In the western Dor ton Of the STATE are ABOUT
to raise e4O,00O for the Aueehany CoHeee:
which has recently been estAelisned a. tne
Blue Sulphur sprMiRs'si . Ell S,t.ins snd many
others spoke In behalf Of the Rtchmond Oo..
leee. and with much effect suppose ~. ~
Board Of Trustees will At once pIoceeo "
carry out the wishes OF me cenoi II the iand.
Rev. DR.. Broadus has raised some S2o.ooo iof
the SEMINARY At dreenville, s. =.
Il was determined to hold the mex. mees rss
| 1870; = tad To nreach the Introductory sermon.
AYK Kew. Dr. Broadus stated that me Ban r. vt
church in stanton was in debt for tneiI
house Of worship some Si.1oo. ana proPSSs seS
that the friends present RAISE tn0' SUM-
was done in q few moments ..,s.a
During the past year $4,000 has been raised
| for State missions, and H. X. Ellyson, CORES.
| ponding Secretary, asked that $2osOoo % 1a'se0
| msetinr was called ON Tuesday. the 5tn
inst. to form Baptist Historical Society
Rev. DR.. Jeter was called to the CHAIR. ane
| Rev. MIR. Dickinson appointed Secretary;;,,
and T. Hume were appointed committee u
draft Constitution. ts
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NEW YoRk.. June s.-Cleared, schrs,, A. Jen
nlngs, Ply mouth, N. c.; Sabine and ]. Leaning
Newbern:. n. q. June 6-Cleared schrs. X. W
Brown, Wilmington, N. C.; Oaprey. Washington
N. C.. Arrived, schTs. a. =. De kossetc, Wilming
ton, N. c.; Nellie saunders. Alexandra, Va.
NAYGuiz, May O:-ln port, schr. LOulsIane
PRovlDkNcE, June 6-Arrlved, (below,) schr
W. b. Darling, Norfolk.
BosToN. June 4.-Arrived, schrs. Myers, Rich
mohd .. NJ. Pellet, Wilmington, N. G.; =. Fur
bush, ChiokahOmlnyv RIVER. June 5.-Cleared
scnrs. +. Nickerson and Westover, Richmond.
CALAIS, Alk, May Su--Cleared, schr. W. gre
CORY. Richmond.
BALTIMORE. June o. Arrived. schr VIM. Spear
Wilmington. n. Z. Cleared, steamer Pocahon
tas, Richmond. =. -.-
DIsAsTER- Tho Br. brig Blllow, Hunter. from
Halifax TOR Richmond, with cargo OF hsh, DO.
pu. into NowpOrt Sd last. distress. having sprnn
a.eak on the 10Th uit. and has continued to leak
the rate OF about 700 strokes per hour until ne
arrival IN port Thu, leak supposed to have Deel
caused By the start Of butt in he after part
the vessel, ana to-. the purpose OF hndng the sam
she would be la ashore morning OF 4eh. Ii IN
successful in FIR ding the leak. she will then % dis
CHARGED and taken ON the marine railway LOT 70
pairs.
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PAs.xNes RS per Steamship jamestown, Skin
ner, Maste'., from New York:
j. G. G. Spe ar and lady, Mr.. lngraham and lady
John oullxar, "a. O'Keefe, Geo. GolsuIn. W i. =
Jacobs, ]. N; Maghee. a. VanGk, VIM: Strick!aad'
Mrs. A. Kayton. Mrs. H. G. Banks and family, I'd
Gray. 2. =. Currie, J. McHenry, u. s. n. Miss Os
F. Quidort, Henry Drypolcher, Mrs. hicketts
Mrs. Myers. Mrs: Handy, children and servant
Booth. s. We'll, J. Abelson, James Wentworth, y
A. Buckley, I. Gordon. Jno Burruss, and ii steer
Also, from Norfoik-G. B. Davenport, Rob't
Pulllam and servant, Mr.. Satchell.
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For YOUNG LADIKs-To be taken before
spending an evening out: Talking OF takers rs
cT"nrarsstion Of Young ladies Of q lively turn
o of mind ndsed by The. uality Of their ad-
iectiyes. everything is found in the superla-
tive degree OF its nature. whatever that may
NJ lisaereeable; handsome or homely. On the
contrary. they find everything splendid" or
Hhorrid 4" "dreadful" or .'beau tiful J" "a per-
feet love- or "a positive fright" II they keep
on saws Omjlp. they will soon require q new
dictio na nv TO meet the demands OF their excur-
siye little imaginatiOns!
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n Nature is the Great Physician..- his
is now admitted by the medical profession, as a
fundamental principle of healing science. II u
wisely provided by the human economy, that
whenever anything is wrong in the physicist sys-
tenn the natural forces of the body are lrOught 20
fore. is to strengthen tho natuIal powers. Tine
has been kept in view hy the :EillfH5 compo1nders
rate to give fresh vitality to all the organs Of the
body, The effect Of this medicine upon the stom IN
cIsive. The patient who Is wise enough to quit
drugging, and try the BltteIs soon teals as II ne
the use Of the article he il overjoyed to find the
streams of health oursing through his frame Let
all from whose check the bloom has departed, give
Dr. J. Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters a trial.
where. II o,1fTl Je Aim
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je8-1t
IARMsjNIC

So RICHMOND MIC
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9th instant,
being the FIRST; Friday in the month, thu, regular
place at o'clock, at which it IL iU portant that
all members. both amateur and professional,
place ON FRIDAY EV ENINGS, till further no.
tice. Per order. HEN KY HAhkEY,
je 7--2t* Secretary.
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MESSKS. EDlTORS-I think, as
~ many others, that as the Merchants are
closing at 8 o'clock. the Post Once might close
at half paste. There some twelve or fOurteen
Clerks Who are engage ed on an average of fourteen
hours. How pleasant would 1t be for them, too,
10 take a stroll on the 7" Squaf" Give US your
opinion. l know the ladies are for the Post Office
closing at half past six.
A CitizSm-n Post Office Clerk,
;aa-1t $3.50 o. B., f..
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~ Large Stock Of
DRY GOODS

"a Large Stock of 4.r
AT COST, FOR CASH.
All in want Of cheap. fresh and desirable Goods,
have now an opportunity to make their selections
out of $50 COO stock, the best part OF which has
been purchased this season. and the cash paid tor
it-conseqpently was bought - per cent. under the
regular p'1D6REs dress GOODS AND SILKS
xs havee wen-selscted stock oil tho newest
SS 'iEMI3ROIDERIEs AND WHITE GOODS
we have the greatest variety-aii bought At auc-
''o"' LINEN GOODS AND HOsIERIES -,
our stock can not DO surpassed in cheapness. Il:
- MEMS AND boys WEAR
we always pay particular attention, and have .
eo'n HON ESriCS AND sERANTS' GOODS.
We buy the best makes, direct from the manutac.
tory, for the ready money, and have largo stock
on hand. -E go
Having made arrangements to enlarge and !efit
our store, we are compelled to reduce our stock BY
the LIST Of August, and in offering our goods at cost
we mean what we say. Call soon and secure bar
gains. J. q M hOc EN- PA Y M.
e4-2w Ivy broaa ~.
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:. ~ Laths: Laths!! Laths:::-neme
MANUFACTURE-Weco continue to make End sod
at our Saw Mill. Mayo's Island, excellent Pls.ts;
LATHS at the price Of % Per thOussnd. Wa
Woud invite the attention Of the trade TO the ~
ne red certificate of Mr.. SWAMI. . gentleman well
known in our city:
Messrs. JNO. GEO. GIBsoN-6entlemen: yttI
ask me to give my opinion in writing, in regard 3
the Plaster I.aths ofyCnI mnupfactuIe VIII stE s
upwards Of 600 O0O Of your laths, and take please
10 saying that consider them superior In sy e
that have ever seen. BEING free from the fuxe
Of the sawed hath, the first coat Of mortar adhereu
without repulson, and Deing of REGULAR thickness
and equal in strensth to the sawe1 lsths, do not
hesitate to say that s more profitable to the plas
terer TO use your laths, a. the work on them II
more speedily done and results in q better job.
Very respectfully yours, 30.
BENJAMIN SWAMI.
Having read tho above statement of Mr.. Swami
my foreman, it entirely ccncurs with my opinion
in ard to the laths made by the Messrs. Gibson
and would add that think these gentlemen oug n
to be encouraged for their enterprise IN this mat
ie4-et P. II. RUSSELL:
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IA The BEST AND CHEAPEST PHoroaRArHs
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
at REFS Mammoth Gallery, l46 Main st.. near
Governor .t. An the various styles and sizes ex
IN the day and any kind Of weather. Photog graphs
colored in Oil, Aquarllls, Pastel. or India Ink
Price Is ct L, ~ cts, $l-frOm that UP to SiOO
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Junction Of the Baltimore & Ohio and VIZ
3fnia Roads.


Wesuppose that the representatives OF NHei-
mia can scarcely be asleep to the efforts wnicn
are making in Congress to get an extension OF
the charter Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. 80 as to enable it to make the juno
ton of the Washington Branch with the Viz
siniA roads at Alexandria.
h ss onSs ss s sDN ots hs
duce would soon begin % pour INTO baitiMloae re-
WHAT benefit it would se to the tar and rosi1
producers Of the interior OF North Caronna' anu
what saving in freight AND time!
aft 10 hardly possible to estimate the value OF tho
trade that tho completion of this gap would Drlnk
to Baltimore. whore now there - little or none a.
turned to get the bill through, before CongIess az
journs. We are now cut OF from through COM
munication with the South: which ousnt not 20 %
Indeed ,fthe Company can't get chartei tnts see
sion. We odviso that they shall make the INK a.
once, and rely on Congress to pass the aoe noxt
session We want to see the cotton OF North Caro-
lima coming direct TO Baltimore.
For the same reason that the Patriot desires
the success of this measure, we hope for its
defeat. We want to see the trade of Virginia
building up Virginia cities. We admire the
energy and enterprise of Baltimore, but it is
putting the latter in q little too deep. to de-
mand that roads built at the expense Of Vir.
kinia and North Carolina should be used to
destroy the very interests for which they were
created. Let our Senators and Representatives
look to this matter.
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LOST AND 0TRAYHD.


$40 REWAKD.-Wss stolen from our
6Asllsy I:s~ssn Broad and Marshall Streets
,se e Also BUGGY and
ss sS ": Sas,
worn, with new harness. reward Of 80 Will be
for the Sy, q SAID sss and or
Isl
I OsT Oh MisLAiD-A DRAFT drawn bE a.
II and acce pied BY Messrs. Johnston Clsss CO.,
DanviIie, dsted May ~. 1850. for 10, tone
. ds III ~: s,s
against trsdnx for said draft, - payment thereof
hi j. sssa ''0''''' POTTS. FARLEY : CO.
I OST-NOTE.-Lost, PKOMISsORY MUTE,
4 n sS os from! from q April o. The
'i. .s.s having BEG soHS r. GORDON SON.
acU4 ,EsTRAY COW.-Lets my premises.
Lei ds5h strses between g and !. q: e S1.st
and Wait. .ni sU III gov. snma1lsd. ssss
about one gall1n milk per day she vas rai;sd near
t.ass, from .ss r.
dencs Any information CONCERNING her. gill y
# returned to me N Richmond. II my residsnos.
.; aeoss described. rHos L. HuNpLEy.
81MAXkO-fg0m my rS1l0onces On
fhef street iys .s sc's e. and :f be
tween . softer and pointsv. a hberalreya!d viii
y sv:s '0r A's return % ne Ks Ks HOWARD
800 oTRAYkD ON NIOLkN:-Lett ~
rasidence, on Mayo street. " ednesdsy
dm0Euinx last = very sYall req Heo vnite
COW. With long curly hair on the laTs. 0he velS
Ah0nt - III. and gives over gallon u milk
s g r. nes'i s:ss:G v : TX W2isSES
1SEx6k . ssssss =: =. :. ia:
AzAdle. small vh!le STAR % his iogSA sadi his
hiua fsct AZ White. AlibssAl reward xin y givsa
= ]. ,; sa.s: him 70 hs.s 1FszEii1 =.
$50, iasis Hack h6aSE NULL soseA
MS & &, u s, ' Ss1t, ,i :,
~ 3; 81 g; Z !. 4 tlrscs1A
-S- TmH UNDEA1leEn1 rslSS
B. a2 lS5lsS;)] =, ~ - e q. 9 llls:s56,a
8 ] 4 I ! ]! ]
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The upish EYnduG.

As many as four hundred Irishmen have
arrived in New York lately in a single shir
They are deserving tho sod by thousands
The Cork Examiner says that each week sees
the departure on an average Of six hundred
persons, the great majority Of whom are young
men and women between eighteen and twenty
years Of age. Almost every one Of these per.
sons, says the Examiner, is Of condition TO be
Of actual value to the community-as farm
laborers, mechanics or servants,-there is not
An indication of squalor or misery among the
whole of them not single rag, nor weak
limb, nor pale cheek. Great Britain is NOT
getting rid of burden; it is losing its strength
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- NVNr WON'T nc Steamer GIN
IT'S PECK, Capt. 4. c. GIFroap, fitted nm I'm ~ |.
neat style for night travel. will make an excnr.oa
next, ID inst, iand regularly EVERY sAri;p
DAY EVENING thereafter, during the vstecr,
seeson,) leaving the wharf at Rocket. At e;cioct
thence to PORTSMOUTH and NORFoYp,K K,0 snj
return the next evening, 3 UNDAY, Leaving N",l
folk at O'Clock. touch At Portsmouth and ii,
NJ. Monday morning. a.
PAssAGE for the trip, to Old Point and re,n,n
tmeala included,) % 50. To Portsmouth or No.
folk, % 90. FREIGHT a. usual.
el-ts r. o. HAsKlNs
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BoletmDfe. esE Is =.
The public spirit and enterprise OF Balti-
more have probably never been surpassed by
any American city. II h community Of the
most extraordinary elm, and, il it can get
completely r,a OF Its plugs and rowdtes, will
one day give New York hard race for the
supremacy. II is very fast city indeed, and
not content with having collared the West
with the iron grip Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, It 10 casting eager eyes upon the
South, and preparing 70 strangle Virginia and
North CaSolina with their Owa railroads.
Not only that, but 1t Is hooking away over
these two States to Tennessee, Alabama and
Mississippi. and turning over New Orleans
like sweet morsel under it, tongue. The
Baltimore Patriot ineists that every bale Of
cotton grown In those states last mentioned
ought TO come direct to Baltimore It insists
that the railroadA that now TAP those regions
ana have their termiuns In Dalttmoret can lay
downcotton ID that city from those sections,
as cheap - II can b carried TO New Orleans,
ana In ls<s time and 9tless risk, and h several
eays nesrsr ~ Easops from sAat point than
Rom New Orleaas end lGobals. s.
WsshoasA hhe oses iitt3o Of th,s m. ah.aI.
spirit ~ Klehmond. How Il II pes.th,e q,
the face Of such compatitioa a, ~ eo..s.-.,
trade that Richmond should hesisate q, -
moment TO builA hat abort conusetio. -,.s
the Southwestern foeds-ths direct rops. &
Lynchburg-vhich will pat her beyond 81
composition - s. go s
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sssl1gs e 3! { : y 4 ssisss! s.s:::
III ~ s e - 81 s. rsosysion q v ss
% more e9uneratioa Of the disesess i9r TIE esrs
fSs1es e pamphlet jgst yublisesd b Wiliiam
9uvkes N. D., Which VII = eene Tree a charge By
the pfopr!etors on an1lioatiOns The diseases for
the soseg Of vhioA tAia JetGr ~ most rem9fk-
able are chronic bhthisis, arynsitis, bronchitis,
functional diseaeo ef The hoaIts hyRertr0lhy OF
the heart, mucous disFrkHs. irfitsbility Of the
nerves-producins slsepleeeAeag, Imitation Of the
kidneys and bladder. hthic acid frAvel. chsoplo
aheo0Ono Of the liver, smonOrTh1A. dysuponOv
ThRas menOTThAei8. chronic splenite. chronic ea1.
trtis. hemOYrhCids scrotula, chronic oTuDtlOna Of
the skin. The DEPOT ~ this Dlaeo 10 On The VI
and Tenn. Railroad, Newborn, NOV Du6ia
WHENCE before the 6ret Of suiy, vasseugoEs will he
convey ed weekly, b. daylight, 1iGenaee 81 81
miles. over 6ne road and through most piota-
rescue and beautiful acenery. Prom the frst Of
JAW - tho Arst Of OoeOber !bero Will b DAILY
LIHB, and after the fTSt Of October again . tri-
weekly while any visitors remain. rs
This ID the sh9I test, nest drect. and be9t routs
to the Whiss Sulphur. vhithsr hs Stages viii pro-
coed win Salt vkuf making their nisht stand u
Red Sulphur. There viii b constant and resu-
lar communications BY Stages with White aad Ealt
SULPHUR, and the Sweet and Red Sweet 0peinys
Daily mails arrive from North and south.
| n T. s. CAMPBELL CO.
Red Sulphur Springs Va, April -. 1850.
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DR.. z. S. McGRUDER, Of Hen
- rico. having taken an Office on FRANK
III STkfEE ns5 sonse above Ms IT, fs IN
lie. je lin
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- 0YECIAL NOflCK.-In accordance
L An aTvansemen nc entered iato with ne ~
- Hat merchants Of the cIsy ~ stofs :. ~ !,
closed every evening texeeps Sstutosy :
vast eix O'Clock. duGsnG the summor moeta., =.
til the at Of eeDtom beF-to give the aens =
attending in the store little time sof s''
recreation. ...c,ll, ,
s :" III Sour' ~ JOHN DOOLsi
N A-4aW&W
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srARAIHD, "a
eSsh i.s y cElZ ntil lTs'sfto EnsSsss9
q I'LL and Miss XARYsk. RkAOsaa' o. inc cry
Of AichnOnd. 49, 49,
garrovs HE. "a TEMSLE FL SS5p a tSsra e
kh1h city.
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a seraeshins . Read!

h Scratching 10 Read!' sax
REDUCED PRICES aa.
From this asts ye vii sell eHs rich Ard var, I'd
WiAPPfHGS ssereatS 1sSsse4 , Si BSy s
oan DO certain of obtaining good bargains, 40 We
are determined not to disalpoint those Who favOr
m with call. SWORDS THAW.
No. lis Broad IT.
N. B.-Fancy Dress Silks at cost.
jeH--6t 8. L +.
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/ Aner,ean &c., ssed ersf
/ II 10 Rratifyine % 80 4&As tV1 81 he sAsoo
slarssss aud 1Astest seinzAers eneaedn II the
ssans. Atlantic paassno p 1radsnsS AmlxicaAal
and that they have recently run fdll Of pas.
ssnesrs and at extraordinary RATES Of spesd--
Win The I'D Of hsAvy suhsidtW from their
eoverumsnts. foreign csrbosations hAvs been
snnhiad n driye opr steAmahipe from the Az
lansic, but American private enterprise -
entering the lists WIN happy Auguriss OF
success. We srstoics thAttt u 20. We do not
wish u ~ Ire 0osesnmAnt locked 70 for the
purpoee OF making dtvidshds and profits Sos
steamsAfp compAnies. Il = evident 'fom
80 dictates in the Britahl Pariiannsht Thai
nuSaic ssntimsat In that csantry h far from
neinr unaafmoas ID ,nvor Of the pfesen'
British systsm Of granting subsidies - steam
| ,ipee. and that e will Be ultimately Tsltn'
| Quished. 81 81 sfrs -
The cost Of ranAins arst-class; rassengsl
steamers between the United Stated and En-
rope 10 undoubtedly great. The ekpense FOL
| fuel alone IL said to Be about ten thousant
dollars for . trip and return. The origtna
cost Of such . steamer a. the Adfietic Is abou
o9o0,000 though she came into The possession
| or her present owners at = costrof only eco,
00o. Too much money is expended in farni
| turs and nnish ON all ursAtlantic steamers
| The Adriatie IL said TO d the richest specimen
| of mercantile marine architecture which thi
| country has yet produced. She has made on
Of the quickest trips on record. With 80 smAl
an amount, comparatively, of capital invested
with between %, 600 and o. 900 trip for mai
| services, and the crowds of passengers who ar
attsactsA by her popular qualities, this vesse
at leaS: ought to be sustained without extra
| neous aid.
In the coast.line, standardization present
pucuniary aspects almost universally saus
factory.
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MON
MAYCHALYB SPRINGS

Inc subscriber having purchased these Springs.
desires to inform the public that he has made ex-
and will DO ready by the first of June to accOn-
modate nl Who may wish e !, spend B!ess:nt sea-
The Springs arc situated on the western side.
near the top, of the Blue Ridge, in the county OF
miles southeast OF Wycr's Caxe. and IL miles
northeast of Waynesboroush. from the iattef,
Ksiiroad Will find q ready convey ance to these
springs. 80 .a...
pied with the best the peig hborhood will afford.
In Female Complaints and General Debility, the
Water is highly bene fetal, and some remarkable
cures have been effected by it.. $3.50.
~ Board 50 per week-children and servants
81. Address. JEREMIAH PETERFlSH.
New Homo. AuGulta County, va.
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PORT OF RICH MVNO. SONs =. =
HieA Wetey eAss dsy friday 9 s'e'eeb.

t ARRIVED. gaf
I. steamship Jamestown. Skinner. Now York,
indie and passengers, Ludlam T. " aie0n &.
'? Schr. Bill Conway, Delany. Philadelphia, coal.
Staples q Co.
schI: MARY Elizsbsth,, Madany. Phiiadelphis'
Scnr. Ida Dellatarre. France, New York, ice, D.
King q Co.
- SAILED.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, T.. p. Cardozo.
ecnr. Hope. Parsons, light.
Schr Jno. laYkin, McCOwl. light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-08

Georges Greek, which arrived 1t Savannah.
Tuesday, from Raltimore. bad ON board q fu-
gttgxe from CHARLESTON, which she took from
the ship Royal Victoria, for Liverpool, three
days out lrom CHARLESTON. The negro says be
helonu - DE. Lamb. Of Oharieston, =. o., and
that he Was snticed on hoard the ship by two
Of The grew, uho suhseQ uently took his money
Iroo Inn and tasn informed the captain that
~ WAe on board. $50 - IL L.