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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-04
WE CHEAPEST sToas An ra1E

1 CHEAPEST GOODS IN THIS CITY VIII
otier Ia nis customers this mornluE-5o pieces OF
nleached tottons; a yard IN width. GOOD qpaIity,
iu cts b.eachea Cotfons at II and 1870 cts as sopd
rs New York Mills; GaTiatsns, near, two var d.
wide Iss4 cts 20 dog .t1ioted Embro ,dered Hdkfs
at lsA cents. great trgain;e large LOT of ADDE'S
sun Umbrellas, very cheap Lace Ia front Corset,
5its cents. other sy les very cheap Swiss and Cam
orc FdSIngs. LiGeB ard Msrseiies, of a hal doz
different styles, al low prices: 81 ar Nefts; Houp
skirts: WhIte Goods OF all style; Maqtles; 1 ish
LINENS ~ 81 N and 5ycenis, crnsi esed sreat bar
gains; Huckahaek Iaveis 10 cents; Dswelts or
small M pkins cts - full line OF LADIES'. tent'a
and Chiidren's Hosiery, some as low cts amt
ether great bargains too numerous to mention.
h. GOLDSMiTS New ano Cheao store
md or
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By jus. N. Taylor a SON. Aucrs.

~ AND VACANT LOT ADjOiNTN8. nrAa
TIE TOWN OF MANCHESTER AT AUC-
TON = vii be sold. upon t~e premises, on SAT-
uRDAl, he 4th day OF August commencing atE
O'Clock z. NJ, the House and Lot titu.ted on the
corner Of Perry street and the corporation Isuos
adjolf,ar the property OF MIR. y. G. Bovman IL
fronts ~ feet and runs back iS feet The hos "A,
has two Iood rooms, Kitchen ard a we'll of gcesi
water adjoining. Also. Vacant lot adjoining, front
ING 50 ieet ard running back above.
RAMS One fourth cash; the balance at 3. G
and months Tor negotiable notes, with INTEREST
added. aud secured by trust coed.
jy 20 JAS. NJ, TAYLOR 4 SON, kunts
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.r-~s .xCU RsION TO OLD

49, e6f NGT f ETSI c APP
tbs PECK. Capt I. c. CLIFFORD, fitted up in a
neat style for night trave MIL make an excursion
next, I'd lrst,, tand regularly EVERY SATUR
DAY EVEN Nc thereafter. during the watering
?. NJ. arrive at OLD POINT about II O'Clock :
thence TO POkTSM0U tn and NORFOLK, and
return the xtevening. - 5 UNDAY lleavlng Nor
Point, and arrive at lIohluOnd about O'Clock A
NJ, Monday moTnlng.
PAssAG for the trip, tn Old Point, Norfolk md
Portsmouth, and return. lmeals Includsd,l S4 So
r. No FKEIGhTTAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
TRIP. ia L r. o. AT KINS.
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THIS DAt


6IT ii ~ G6tks AND HOtKAWAy
Al IN a'cinel .oN-Vn sAiGHDAY. 4th RAJ !.
cbsmbe e,as ,iwi VIII SELL, al the Lot on coaae,
;, Several sxesIlenssApDLE and MARINES AMI.
One entirely new ,Io9 Bua0Y.
Two second hand do do.
One do. do. OPFH AZ
One DO. do RockAwAY. IN mos, sxesl.
One FURNITURE WAGON, in GOOD o,...
Two young. we'll troko MULES
sus J.. u COOK, Aue,,,
COUNTERS. SHgIytHG, &c., AZ aur.
- TiOH-THIS AFIERH con, at 4 O'clock
vii! sell at the store rec entt, nccyp' ed +, n w
Fry Sons. on Pc II street, n I.t ef COUNTERS
= II y V u. DRAWtRS- FASH DECKS
au4 ~ C1Dk
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Norl,,rrn Markets.

E.rTfxogr. August3.- Flour hrm: new Howa' d
.,r.et and Oalo $5Se. Wheat active; red 81 s.
mhfte NJ - 81 SIS. Corn active: yellow -, white
rsgs0 Prov SONS quiet. Bacon Sues lee Mess
pork : 90 PRIME Sl6 20, ruinp Sll son SIS Whis-
kew stead' ST 2t's S2i.
Nav YORK. August S-Cotton steady and un-
changed Flour aunh tnged heat arm; South
era re- 81 30 81 IS White 8 IS Corn firm: NIX
"a IS Pork du'l mess SIS 311 @l925. Lard 49,.
= %n'. Rice a. AZ.
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I UMBER, LUMBER. LUMBER.

NUTiCE.-Th subscriber hers to inform the
1NPubhe ,and particularly the friends and patrons
OF the old firm of LAlDLEY ROBINSON, that
the business heretofore conducted by that firm has
been, since the 30th of Jane, carried on hy him.
individually, NJ the old stand, Fourth and Frank
lin He hopes, with increased facilities and exer-
tons, &c merit continuance of the custom so lib
orally bestowed on tire old firm. Very respectfully
il 3-ts EDWARD IT. RDRiNSuN
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AUCTION 1ALHa,
FUTURE DAYS.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-on TUES
l. DAY, 7th inst, at 10 O'Clock. 1 will SELL at m

by ~ ID tO0ks AucIRs
FURNITURE AT AUGTION.-on TUES
L DAY, Tth inst, at 10 O'Clock. will sell, at my
store
a large invoice of FURNITURE, consisting OF
sofas, Lounges, Werdrobes, Bureaus. Bedsteads,
Ghairs, " assistants, Secretaries, Library Cases;
Spflng, y HAIR and Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds
Boosters and Pillows.
Inc above Furniture is in excellent order, and
Is worth the attention Of housekeepers.
AT TIE SAME TIME
One Case, containing
IL pair Mems french Cali OXFORD TIES,
Il pair square Edge. Fancy TIP
ped, sewed BA LM0kALs. superior. For sale
accoupt OF whom it may concern the same
lie Ig slightly damaged.
aul f. b. COOK, Auet'r.
I Ak6E SAZ,Eo OF kOUSEkEEpING AR.
II TICL rs AT UCFl0N On WEDNESDAY,.
5,h Instant, at 10 O'Clock will sell at nay store.
large invoice OF French China Tea Sets Cups and
Saucers, Plates Dishes, Dinner Ware, Pitchers
Uiass Bowls, Salts, Lamps and Shades. Preserve
DISHES. &c.
large assortment of hall and passage Lamps
and Shades, Water Coolers Look M lasses, Toi-
let Sets, Dinner Sets, 8lock Tin Coffee Pots, ia
PANIED Ware, Waters, &c.
ne above Is a peTerl 2tOry sale, and housekesp
ers will find II to their interest to attend.
Ann
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Ey Richard Cautborn, Auct

HORSES AT AnCfi"n THIS DAY, 1T 10
Il O'Clock, az the Horse Lot. or, Council chan
Der Hill | will sell at auctionss'3 good WORK
HORSES lau Al X. CAUTHORN. Auet'r
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*, FOR kENT--Taat new. con modi0us and
Lila very desirable TEAEM r Mt, on 5th between
1@A Gary and Leigh streets, recently occupied b.
Judge =. V. Daniel, decd. For terms, APPLY 10
MI. =. Z. ELLETr, on Leigh street, ear I'd, or TO
Je Its =. DANIEL. JR
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: rr-r.e- SUMsiNn ARRAyCEiIENY

Z ssats-SoN JAMES RIYEK FQ?R OLD
N0RF0LK.-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been put IN Erst-Tate order,
ana viii run TO the above PLACES.
The GLEN COVE, Capt. WIN. F. CARTER, will
leave the wharf at Rockets, regularly eve y
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY morn
ings 1T O'Clock precisely, and return eachaitey-
Ea!e DAYS, except Sunday, leaving the wi lrf az
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A. NJ, and
toucn ri all OF the esuar Landings on The river,
going and returning.
The CURTIS PECK, Capt z. C. CLIFFORD, be-
ing neatly fitted up with berths. will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATC RDAI evening at
6o'elock, and return. leaving the wharf at NOR
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at O'Clock. and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at O'clock and return each alternate
day al the same hour, o'clock.
COINS down, the Cprtis feek will touch at City
Point, Wilcoxs, Clairmont, Grove Wharf, Old
Point, Portsmouth and MISUNDERSTANDING. Ports
mouth, Old Point, Rock Wharf, Grove. DIllard's,
Clairmont, Willcox's. City Point, and arrive at
II bs l about O'clock, Monday morning
Passage Tor the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals nciCded, 40
n rasSdke on fegn!ar trips. either boat, tn 0.d
Rant, Portsmouth or Norfolk, So. Meals-equal
to any gwen on any boats cents each
~ Freight taken usual.
lez-ts r o. HASKiNS.
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BY Thos. W. kees~e, Auct'r.
fOtiioe corner oil l2tl and Cary strasts

HORSES, ftLES md WaGOH. rCR
SAIL AT AUcTION.-W Ill b. sold on "a +
uRpAI MORN Nc, AUGUST +th commencing a,
10 O'Clock az me Horse Auction Lot, on Council
and N LES. Also. w GOV, in sood order,
au3 WHO'S. W. KktSEE Annt
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IS THE ASHLAND H0TEL-T

YE:GA Y popular resort, situated sixteen miles
4H sz.lks l. from X fChM0Np, IN the beautiful and
FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Railroad, is now
open for visitors, and is prepa cd to accommo-
rable. The head of the family viii he furnished
wl.h Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond
For further Information, apply a. Superinteud-
ent's Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad. address
JNO. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
Jy It's Ashland, Va.
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w.. AINN ROE COITNrV Mip EIMIh u | ,

EcYAY MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA-The
SE.a.E-L propretors IF this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the public that
their place viii be open for the reception of visi
tors on the lst Of Mar We must confine ourselves
to mere enumeration Of the disease Tor the cure
OF which this water is celebrated, referring the
reader TO pamphlet Just published BY William
Burke, NJ. D., which will be sent free OF charge b.
the proprietors on application. The diseases for
the relief OF which this water liz most remark
able s:-a chronic pbthisls. laryngitls, bronchitis
functional uiocase of the heart, hypertfophy Of
the heart, muconr dtarrhIea irrltabllity OF the
uerves-prodicIng steepeEsnoss, irritation of the
kidneys and bladder, fthc acid gravel chrome
affections OF the liver, amenorIh9a, d. smanor
ThBa, me nOIrhagIa, chToc spienltIs, chronic gas
trItls hemorrhoidS, scroiula chronic eruptons of
the skin The Depot Of this place is on the Va
and Tenn. Railroad, Newbern, (now Dublin }
whence, before the hrst Of July, passen Will he
conveyed tri weekly, b. daylight, distance OF 80
miles, over a line road and through most pictu
rescue and beautiful scenery. From the first of
Juiy 10 the hrst OF UCtOb9r there Will be DAILY
LINE, and after the first of October again 8 tn
weekly while any visitors remain.
This IS the shortest, most direct. and best route
to the W hue Sulphur, whittier the Stages Will pro-
ceed via Salt Su lphur. making their ME hit stand at
he'd Sulphur. There will bs constant and regu-
ar communication BY Stages with White and Salt
Su phur, and the Sweet and Red Sweet SPRINGS
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
7. s. CAMPBELL Il co.
Red Sulphur Springs Va. April rs. lie EN-
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i SOLUTION PR0fOXiDE IRON-For Dls-
pepslR Alecti rs Of the Liver, DTopss, Neurag!a,
bronchitis, Consumpt;ye Tendencies, Cutaneous
Diseases, AM General Debi.lty, Tor sale 10y
DOVE CO, Whole sale Dl gists.
EANtY AkTiCL Sine English Hair
Brushes, Fancy Shell ard Buffalo Dressing
Coh'os' fench aud English Tooth Brushes OF best
W. PETERSON K co. Druggists,
a
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sH.ppINa


A,E~ FOR NEW YORK. FIRST VESSEL.
VIRGINIA LINE OF RiCHMuND Am
-sasass NEW YORK PACKETS-The fuoerar
fast calling Schooner MARSHALL CnuL OfIvEs
Cue HESTER, havIns portion of her cargo en-
Gagged and go!nS GA board will have qnick dspalch
For balance CT freight, apply to
au Set DAVID VIM. CURRIE.
% FOR BALTIMURE-VIA NORFO' K
.GEs. The good sehr. GAM BRIA, Capt Buck
KIN. HAVING a portion of her cargo engaged
will sail with quick dispatch. For balance OF
au2-iw w. u. CoLQUIrT & co.
80 FCX BUSTON-FIRsr VESSEL
EPESs The req niar packet schooner !. X. ALLEN,
2sasaC.pt. BasER, haying portion OF her cargo
gagged aud solng on board, Will rave quick DIS
pasch. For balance OF freis mt, anply to ,,o,rp
Jy24-ts DAVID VIM. CURklE.
cn.s% FOR BOSTON AND NEW
<SIEfN \ RK-VIA NOR FOL The
s-zs1~s-1 JAMES RIVER TRANSPORTATION
LINE has a tiue large BARGE alwa,s rea.y. at
the Dock, near Edmond, Davenport a Co.'S, 10
receive FREIGHT at any hour dilis, tor the
above places The steamer bMPIkE Will isavs
A. NJ with ore OF the js ses, to connect with
the BOSTON AND NEW YORK SrEAM SaIPS
WHICH leave Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS rubetuatly, at ! O'clo * y. ~.
SHPPeEs viii he'd h To their ADVANTAGE To pa
tTofizr ths Fonie As The rates Of Frsls hi are as
low, and the Dispatch as great bg any other
Stealnaiiip Line 20 etiher place. aud goods han
died less. For iniofmaiioa aeply to
T. b. III MI. AGENT.
~ Edmond, DayenpoT, 4 Co.'s, al lhs poek,
~ IS I'm 4
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By lag. q. Davenport, Auct,rs.

EToREDA III NiBrh Al AUCTION. -t)n
L SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th. we will sell AZ ~
o;clo1 j. AZ Rockets the caro- of schr. tks Mar
l!O,UeO feet assoriei BOA nS AID ~CANTTlNG
FEnMs.-Feur nj paths C edit. FOR approves pa-
per. Tau IL l. u. b. DAVENPORT, Auet,fs.
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u-~sea :. THROUGH TiCkEES ER8I
= - rss-e.sNRl c H NJ 0 " d TO EASTERN

e 81 IN r NJ 0 Y D TO EASTERN
sss-7s1zz zssSsS II 0 + OR CHERkYST0NE.
S. 50.--Passengers taking toe steamer CURTIS
PECK, on tt ESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
Nt5S. at o clock, will connect with the steamer
NORTHAM pT0N, on WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS, at 5i4 4; Nj, and will con-
II sct with same steamer Oh MONDAY MORNING
At same hour, by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT-
URDAY EVENING at 6 O clock.
"a Meals 80 cents each. b, o. HASKINS.
~ 9s--f
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SUMMER RESORTS.
800 WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

vENA These Springs, so well known to the
&..ElI public who have been IN the habit Of VA
co S5 Ho 5tsia IL .iss and sl,e sses
z mics west of the Virginia Central HailTosd, at
l!lbaro' Depot, and miles east oil the Hot and
| Healing SPRINGS. and 10 miles east OF the White
Sulphur sprfngs The picturesque mountain see
Tins sncient ana celebrated Watering Place is
| nnted and esteemed tor lts MEDICINAL and curative
| eeeaaurs Baths. There are now i've W < NJ
BATHS, of the Temperature OF 20 TO IS degrees
| + shrenheit; also, two COLD SPRING BATHS
n Il 10 be regretted that no effort has bean hers
| roiere made ~ collect and preserve accurate
| and particular accounts of the curative agency az
| csc Warm Baths. If records of cases thai have
! been relieved and cured by their use had bsen
az place of invalid visitation. doubtless velur1e
| OF snoh cases n.ght now be recorded But N ts n
natter of sober history that very soon after the
| discovery of the Warm Springs By civilized man
taey became ceiebrated for their curative ausli'
luxury Of Bathlng which are not SUI br
| Baths in the tkited States. The, were much re
auented at naoh labor and fatlsue. by great mul-
ing PAGES IN Virginia were known.
RQUrEIBy railroad from he principal cities IN
the United States TO the Millboro' Uepot nf the
Va. Central Rairoad thence by fine sta coaches.
iunter the care and management of responsIble
PIKE, to the Warm Springs Passenksaasa a avFn
Baltimore, Md, Richmond, Petersburg or Lsneh,
bdrg, va, IN the morning, can come through to
the " arm Springs he same day TO suppeJ
i ne following is the ANALYSIS made py Professor
.srt q nun 'nan, VI Tue University OF Virginia:
ihe idIge Dsih II 40 oo aSon, IS feet in dame
ter ITS arena is ,l63 " ieet. The ordinary de 9TH
beng hve feet can be increased to SIX the Gu
pc c9 pacity 10 els % feet, 43 533 81 gallons
Notwithstanding tie leaks, this qucntity OF water
VIII now INTO the reservoir IN one hour. The ave-
rage temperature OF the Bath is IS Fan. The gas
which rlses IN the Bath consists oi nitrogen. with
minute Quantities OF sulphuretted By drogen and
carbonc acid. Eesldes this gas. each gallon of
water contains cubic In,hes of gas, consisting
OF Nltrogen. rs cubic neies
Sulphuretted hydrogen..-...02
GdfDnnic ACID Il
The saline contents of one gallon of the water
follows
MuIItte Oh lime. ..........-........ i. yo8
Sulphate of magnesIa, EPSON salts. 9 984
SarDontte Ql lime Observation-Disclosures. 4 .2SS
AtiPhhbc vi HILt- D, 100
And trace of soda O,OO0
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FIFTY ACRES OFYooDLAND, EIGHT
ON THE MIDDLE ROAD, FOR SALE At AUc-
fiOS.- will sell. on MUNDAY. the oh day OF
August, that belnH Court dav, IN front 81 HenTco
Cohnts Court House. AZ the hour of ~ O'clock.
fifty acres of Wood Land. siiusted as ae8or ihs d
above adOl ins he land OF Niles Wade and 9th
ers The soil rs said TO be good. AZ the land i
naJie because OF the wood ana timber OF which Il
abounds mole particular descI iption will be
etYen by Mr. Winston Jordan, who resides near
the land 10 ans person wishsng purchase
TERMS Liberal, and mace known on day of sale
au l--tdg 10 Il I.NkE AncI
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GRE AT EASTER :,

scH1 1sx-Aass% EXCURSION TICKETS
Can he Obtained Of the office of the R,CHM ON q
AND PETE RS 5UhG K. X. CO.. on THURS.
DAY. Friday and SATURDAY. good until
MONDAY AFTEkNOON, August 9th. Passen-
gers leave x Ichm ,nd at 30 A. NJ, and reach Old
PCin bT il O'Clock. they can take the O'Clock
tram. and avail themselves of train which leaves
Petersburg at 20 ?. NJ. and arrive IN Norfolk by
| 4 80 I. NJ.
| Those who GO on FIR DAY will get to Old Point
| IN time 10 see The steamer arrive.
An extra train will leave Nc ok at 6 p. NJ on
SATURDAY, and bY this passengers can return
| to Richmond by 10. 80 p M, the same evening.
Fare, for the round rip. e. $500. 49,. -. So 90.
au2 81 THOS. II. WINNIE Sun't
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A. BODEKER 4 co. Druggists.
No Ia Main Nfrnet

TAKE kOTItE.-Ali those who isel them.
4 selves to lie on the verge OF suElcaton, can be
relieved by calling az our ONCE and procuring one
of cur Linen or other Summer Sults of which we
have fac assortment at low prices. Cur motto
49, small profits justice ard perfect satisfaction to
all. SIMPSON Il MILLER,
10 n ain g z .rl md "
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SlLN. GAuxE MENINO. GAIZE ,nT,

NfLht EALLE WEhINU. ttAIEE tUT-
~ TON UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Liu-
en- and Jean Drawers. Hosiery, Gloves, T es,
Linen CambEic HanGkeTchlets, together with a
LARGE and well sc iected .tock of our celebrated
Shoulder Seam fhIrS, warranted 10 be the most
cUmi0ItabIe lifting SHIRT in the market.
SHAFER, HALSEY 4 CO. . Main ST..
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20 kAN A" AY- From the Carbon Hl
G1H Mines Chesterfield county, Va about two
IL months SINCE, MORNING, a slave belong
~ Ing to Mrs. Agnes Segar, OF Essex cou1ty
TX Va. lie IS about ieet 5 nine inches
high, back, with smo7th skin. He is Supposed 10
he either Ia King and Queen or Soottsy vahia
counties. Va, or perhaps III this city. / will give
a reward of SIS f taken in this State, or $50 IL
taken cut % the State, and delivered 10 me- at
my office, in Richmond.
+. A. ]. CLOPTON.
Cor Wall & Franklin SITS
jy24-?w Opposite Dickinson, Hill 4 Co s.
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Price IS o. $40. $40 30: the s.Z9s
Cooking Stove, two sizes, with or without hot
water reservoir the ." Leader" Cooking Stove
two sizes. price S4 and S2S the Lilly Dale +"
Cooking Stove, for coal or wood price Sl2 si4
and ol6 the Harp Caokng stove for wood.
for eouniLy Use, iopT sizes. The above really
sale and retail, with warranty. by
GEORGE STARRETT,
Belvln's Row, Governor street.
n. B.-Large Stoves for the Springs Box Stoves
for tnhaCrn 'arns
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I UUk Jul FUN NJ. ~ MAIN MIR a.
- GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETINGS
rom this day until the LIST OF September. os TO,
sale COO DIS. riohA 4wide double chain. Wooep
Filling CARPETS at 81 G. nts. worth SO; I2lo yarrs
extra befvy, all pure Wo's ed and Woo en- Fill
ing at 80 It's cheap at IT, 500 yaTds extra anaLty
and beautiful patterns for city trade. rs eer1ts
sci Ing elsewhe e at Sin; Imperial Three ply Car
p ting at ~ cents, worth Sl.2j IS BTnsse!ls Car
set Rugs. at 81 50, c. 6. antwhere you hay then,
81 30 u IS All ask is a cal from one and all
and RENE mbsr the place, No u Main street
Il. JOSE m STR ansE
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rs% NOTICE.-The steamer VIRGINIA,
g e. Capt : X, KEIIY and the steamer CITY
the Union Steamship Line to Philadelphia. viii
leave phiaddelphia every Wednesday ana sa.uv-
day. at O'Clock, A. NJ ., and Richmond, Va, every
Tuesday and Saturday, until further notice
is 26-ln T.. i, CARL OXO. Agent.
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NutHE> 4 arEN 4 CUALTEh HAN
~ ROWING invite the attention of the farming
community 10 this NEW HARROW, which has
been tried by many practical farmers, and pro
nouuced the very best implement yet made for
preparing the land for seeding small gram and
eHectuaH' covering the gram after seeding, with
Two horses dong the work Oi SIX single plows. We
have purchased the night Tor the State OF Virsnla,
and are now manufacturing them for the ensuing
season. We invite u call and examination.
E,l a 4
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m. JOHN PULLrN,, D,,RRI,,E,

- PlLlS--For the instant cure of Cholera
Cholera MoTbus, Dlarrhoa, Booty Flux, Summer
Complaints, @c. These Pills have been extern
sivels used iof several years past, aud have bee
rarely known tn fail to cure the above mentioned
diseases IN the most speedy manner For sale by
the AGENTS.
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oanAr EASTERN i xcuRs1oNs

- GREAT EASTERN IN.
ot c e,nsn E EbkR RHk RRttGH
Am POTOMAC, RAtaRoApp-TNNhslNSs n t : 4 :
W. MiE ~ The round trio ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS.
TICKETS GOOD FOR SIX 4 pAfs;ar E de-
pspolis Roads, where she VIII arrive on MON
1euse, ard have ample time to examine thts NpE-
3erIul strncture al their leisure; and, also. Ia
soc nd sone time IN Baltimore, M six days from
Monday. the 6th, tn Saturday, the llth OF August
will he allowed 10 make the trip in.
This - one OF the most desirable and cheapest
excursions ever offered 10 the pubic, the fare for
the round trip beins oni. So. and the tickets
pl.olng visitors ON BOARD THE GREAT EAST
Erin, free OF anr extra expense, except the trans
fer between the Railroad station, in Baltimore.
and Bowisy's Wharf, which is but q short dis-
lance; where steamers, provided by the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Company, Will tie IN re adi ness
to convey visitors 10 the ship and back. Tickets
can 10 obtained at Ticket ONCE OF ne CON pany'
] b. WINSTON. GenI Ticket Agent.
"O' 80 : Rehmond, Aug. 5. issoi au s-ts
IT,. NOIlCE-CHANGk OF slHr..
Essas~zkpuLE FOR oNE, TRIP ONLY
a&Sez~z.x1aThe steamer A. H SCHULTZ will
m"ynin s a. 90 clock. Tor WINDSOR SHADEs.
Freight viii be received up TO the hour OF depar-
tute. ,,o,,
The SCHULTZ will return to Richmond MON
DAY, on the regular trip, and continue 70 leave
and SATURDAY; for WINDSOR SHADES AID
retnrn svery MONDAY and THURSDAY. at s
A Nj. Tau 3-2tl d. J. NIL, Master.
- EXcUksiOS,
OLD JAMEs, sIyE !d, t Il Ea 1GTRrls PECK"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-04

NRw YORK, August 2s-Advices from Mas
sau report that an unknown slave sehoohtI u
ashore on I.ankard hey. She ieft Africa win
foar hundred negroes forty of whom died on
the passage TAe remainder were taken 10
Nassau by wfc3kerS.
II is repoTiei tlat the captain Oh thF schooh-
49, mi his throat xghaa on the first day out,
and the mate was shortly after wards drown
Cd Three of the crew had arrived at Nassau.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-04
,eOCERY AND COMMISSION BUsI

EGptERf AND COMMISSION BUsI-
themselves under me EraI and stSIe OF wager
3 i0LLARD. for hs purpose Of CONDUCTING the
GROCERY, FEED AND COMMISSION BCSI-
NESS, n the corner Of 18th ard Fran kiln streets
IN the city of Richmond Va, and will endeavor
TO keep constantly hand a well selected stock
Of FAMILY GROCERIES, which they will lie
pleased 10 otter to the rusilc ~ very low prices.
and most respectfully soiIclt IL call from their
iren ds ana the public generally.
o. W. WAGER, 81 Richmond,
X. c. POLLARD, OF King William.