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IlIED

DLED
the 18th inst At be, father IF and
CATH Err NE. NoungeFt uaushte'o VI =" ~ ~
Susan Jones. aged IL years
Fa,ewpl asar s,ster thou hast lett US,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereit US
He can all our sJrrows neal
Vet asain we hope to meet tnec'
When the time OF hte 10 fed;
Then in Heaven We hope to meet Ineo'
" here no farewell tie irs are sned
The friends aud aequ Al ntances OF the iam'N aIo
invited to attend her funeral, this raHy eso
ing at 2 o clock, from the Manchester oap.s'
Church.
Aurust 10th. Of typhoid pneumonia, DELi "a q
ANN, consort of Christopher bfowh' aseu ="
years A.. f.r,;lx , "a
invited to attend her funeral this evening at "a
@ o'clock, from Grace Street Baptist Churoh'
On Thursday, AUG. 10Th, at 81 O'clock W.
JOHN infant son of John and Margaret ). FF
aged IL days.
So fades the lovely blooming flower,
Frail, smiling lace Of an hour
So soon our transient 1miorts ny,
And pleasure only blooms to de-
Cetse, ye mourners, cease TO laneuish'
DER the grave of those We love;
Pain and death, and night, and anguish,
Enter not the world above.
Atthe residence of g. b. Waddy, Esq, 10 Louisa
county, on Monday. the 18th inst; at 2 CLOCK A.
M ROBERT w infant son OF Il: NJ u ana a,
NJ. Clarke, aged year months and ~ days.
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corra.rora.rce Of thu Richmond Dist atch

dWfpd-tf6ps-Io
AMELIA COUNTY, Aug II.
Thinning it would not be enuFeiy nhiaier-
~.,ino 4, vour readers TO receive little infor-
mntien from this highly favored portion OF the
rla Do,ninion have concluded to send you
q few lines in regard to the existing sta te OF
aa,irs The Part of Amelia now under con-
s,derat,ou lies some 20 or IS miles from the
cit, of Petersburg, aud about 10 or Is miles
from either the south. Side Railroad or the
Danvitle.
The erops Of corn and tobacco are now look
ing tol. rably well, and as the Lord of the har-
ysst has seen III during the last two or three
day s, u send us the most abundant showers,
we are confidently expectant of an abu ndant
yield OF the products of the earth.
The subject of politics is one which Is not
so much agitated in this vicinity as might oe
supposed, when we remember that the day ior
the decision of the great Presidential contest
is so rapidly approaching. The two lactohs
of the Democratic party. as well as the sup
porters OF the Bell and Everett ticket, are as
tinctly represented in our midst, ana IL only
remains tor time, which proves all Things. 10
demonstrate which of the three is the most
potent.
The sessions of East Hanover Presbytery
were held at Namozine Church. in this imme-
diate vicinity, commencing on the 9th ana ad.
l3uraing on the 18th inst The usual spirit OF
harmony and brotherly love. which bas ihVa-
riaby characterized its meetings, was mani
fes ted TO an eminent degree during TINS nee -,
ing. The next session of this body VIII NO
held next Spring In Fredericks burg, Va.
OBsERvAToR.
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Richmond.

1t gives us great pleasure to observe the
tributes which are paid by visitors to Rich
mond, in conversations with our fellow.citj-
Zens, and IN letters to public journals in other
cities, to the growth and prosperity of our
beautiful metropolis. These observing and
In teliigent persons speak with emphasis of the
rapid extension of Richmond, new squares of
handsome dwellings, the water works, whole.
sale houses, erection of public buildings. i'm
proVement OF public grounds, railroads. mon.
uments, and increasing manufac turing indus
try. They are filled with admiration of the
Command which she possesses of immense
deposits OF coal, rich mines of ore, and mex
hausube supplies of the beautiful granite
now SO freely used for building purposes They
perceive In our connection with the York and
james Rivers remarkable facilities for becom-
Ing great commercial well as manufac-
turing city, especially if We can put ourselves
In position, by the construction Of the Rich
mond and Lynchburg air line, to secure the
vast treasures of the Southwest. In fine they
notice disposition, both here and throughout
all Virginia, to follow the admirable advice
given by SAM SLICK to the Canadians "4i,e
up politics-irs a barren field, and we'll
watched at that; where one crittur iumps a
fence into good field and gets fat, more than
twenty are chased round and round by a
whole pack of yelping ours till they are fairly
beat out, and end by being half-starved. and
are on the lift at last. Look TO your farms
your water power-your ctories and fish.
cries. In short, look to yourselves and don't
complain of others.'
But ii will never do to rest contented upon
our laurles. This is an age of progress and
competition. This is a railroad age and more
than one city, larger and more prosperous
than Richmond, has been shorn of her strength
and stnnted in her growth, by falling behind
the requirements of her position In availing
herself of this indispensable auxiliary to sue
cess and power. We are now in the most crit
zeal position we have ever occupied The
construction of two roads, which connect at
Lynchourg with the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, and entirely ignore this city, threat.
en- TO Isolate US completely from the great
artery OF Southwestern trade and travel and
leave us high and dry upon the shore. If we
would be great city, II we would not actually
leave our front position and tail back behind
our rivals, we must adopt the rule of the
Apostle PAUL in spiritual things, and forget
ting the things which are behind, reach for.
ward to those which are before
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FINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Is.
HigA Water thi, day I friday AZ o'clock.


ARRIVED,
Bark Susan Kinks, Capt, Atwood. from LIVER
So crates earthenwaT-, w: F. Butler 4 Son; %
S StstSs ao PneS 10 S pKss hardware
Donnan; 4s do. do, Clarkson h A Anderson; 81 do.
DO, smith Rhodes CO.; do. dc g sinton
CO.. pkss mdze;, Keen, BALDWIN & Williams; So
s ssss az co toSas HS Tane Co 80 do
G,nter, Alvey Il Ahrents Is d." J. Ferguson
mszei hamtV on PeteSsbn&s q pkss
chemicals, Wake Co Norfolk; TO tlerces heer,
l. 4 & B. Davenport 10 do, to oraer; Sso sacks
Ta Htea an Roa1oSe Couch New York, mdze.
and psssens gers, Ludlam L W ats"n
Steamer george Peabody, Prltchard, Baltimore,
mdze and passengers: D. " Cure.
Sohr. Manchester, Nelson New York. mdze.'
Sebr' CoSuette, Skinner, Baltimore, guano, E.
Selma" Schr Lady Suffolk -, Portland, mdze., 1. Il
schr Ring poye. Adams light;
soh1 ,Thn a, IIsvf In.d rrf IN hight
Sohr. Emma Jane, Philips. ligtt.
Schr John sourhall, =, light
Schr Enza Matthew, Bradley, light.
Schr. Josephu and Edwin, Conway, light,
NFw YoRa. Aug. IA -Cl'd schr. Galleg,, Rich
mond Aug. Is -CPc, bark Ernestlne, iddll gs
nlchmond ARID, schr. Moonlight, Wimln. ton,
N. - n,.
NEWPORT, LENs.,) Aug. l.-Sl'd, ship Juliet,
r1umry, City Point.
BAtMEN, July 29.-Arrd, ship Kosmos, Rich
moDd.
TRIRsrE. July 27.-The Union, Hentsen. from
Wimlngton, arrived here rncoH Inferred heavy
weather off bermuda on the 8th of Nj Az, du ing
which she lost her long boat &c. and threw over
LTIMoRE, Aug is t'l d, schr silen ). Colds
borough. Richmond; Patrlut, do; mr.. Geo, Pea
body. Richmond.
PHyLADELpHIA, Aus. l4.-C,'d, schr, MInnneha-
ma, Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. B-Srd, schr. Ocean Bird,
Richmond,
NORFOLK. Aug. l5.-Arr'd, schr. John Alexan-
der, Richmond.
tBY TELEGRAPH
NORFOLK, Aug. l6.-AIr'd, schr. Waterbury
from Char estou. bound for N YORK, with timber.
put in with loss OF sails and IN a damaged condI
ton,
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The Harvest in the West.

II is believed by competent judges that
throughout the States Northwest OF the Ohio
the harvest of 1860 will be at least fifty per
cent. heavier than any one preceding it, and
that this region will have an aggregate sur
plrs OF one hundred millions Of dollars in
value beyond that of any former year. The
scarcity from drought ia the South and Soutb-
west, and the indifferent prospect Of the for
eign grain crops, will probably create great
demand for Western productions. Should a
great war break out ia Europe, as is appre-
hended by many, there must be general ad i.
vance in the prices of food, and the hearts of
the Western farmers will throb with pious
gratitude.
ne est mas for more than three years pa.
suffered from floods, frost. tennssts rn.t .na
ny, but her time has come at last. With ord,
nary prudence she Will be able to recuperate
ana pay her debts, a contamination bv her
creditors devoutiy to be wished.
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young woman named Mary Given, OF
Rive n Y is actually arrested, beng accused
OF drowning her rejected lover, in ORDER to get
rid of his suit
One dollar was charged for admission to he
drii of the Zouaves at Pixies Opera House,
Cincinnati, which, says the Press, gave the
thiI q slight or of humbug."
The account. the harvest in France are
favorable from all quarters, and the price OF
grain has declined; the hay harvest has also
been good
Thomas jefferson Badger, drowned at At
iantic City on the OH INST, was The only
son of Senator Badger, of n. T..
The receipts from pew-rent in Rev. H. Ward
Beecner's church, Brooklyn, for the present
year, will be $4,000.
Hon. VIM. l.. Ysncey addressed Breckn-
ridge meeting al Memphis, Tenn, on Tuesday
night
Hon. John Mcqueen, of South Carolina,
has taken the position in favor OF dissolvlng
the Union, should Lincoln be elected.
The Fall Session of Princeton G 'llege COM
menced on Thursday, with large accession
OF new memb ers.
The Board of Aldermen of Boston have re-
fused TO license the proposed pugillstlc exhl-
oition for the benefit of J ohm T.. Heenan.
Hon. Chas J. Jenkins, of Augusta, Ga, has
been appointed Judge Of the Supreme Court
of that State.
Ole Bull, the gifted violin player, has been
performing at series OF concerts 81 Stock
holm.
Mrs. M. Frederick, of Augusta, Ga, has
made donation of $4,000 to the Catholic
Church in that city.
The Toronto (Canada) negroes have held q
meeting and adopted an address TO the Pri nee
of Wales.
The eclipse of the sun on the 18th ult. was
not vis BILE in San Francisco, owing to clouds.
The receipts of the American Colonization
Society for the past month was S9,G33.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The WEEKLY DIsrAToH is issued this morn
irg. Amons It's contents are a continuation
ot that Thrilling story Black rarn"--The
Bachelors So.IioQay (.ersel-Wt and Humor
Baden = burg Dueiiug Ground--A Picture Of
[. e IA the Far West Eeiegraphic Dispatches
-Ex. cations la Texas-Scenes in Syria
Sounas OF Ciiy, aud the usual Editorial mat
trr, News, Miscellany, Local Summary, and
Commercial Review.
Pgce, 3 ceu,s at the counter, or 1 cents when
q wrappers ready for mailing.
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skLLfNe FREE NEeRoEs.-Tbe nr..,,.
buying free negroes liable TO safe nra.- ~, W
PENN eooe OF Maryland, and then selling them
as slaves to unsnsp.eting nn,chas.rs fnr,ha-
South, has attracted the at,en,io,, =, ,h. D.,
nmore authorities. la that city. WEDNESDAY,
> ., Saunders was ,atrestea for at,rm n,InS -
eel, free negro ~ Virginia. T. adm1ttsd shs,
~ass " fsssYspsT9. "s" assss
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OCCASIONAL PREDICTIONS

MISCELLANEOUS,
Including. among others, q GLANCE AT THE
COURT n and GQYERNMENT OF LOUIs,
1913. b. the late Richard Rush. 81
SIR WALTER SCOTS LADY OF THE LAKE.
Beautifully illustrated by Brket Foster and
John Gilbert. S4 80.
FALCONER's sIiIPWRECK, Handsomely il
lustfated in the style of the Lady of the
Lake" So.
THE GRAVE. BY Robert Blair; illustrated to
match ..Grays Elesy" S225
SOUTHERN SKETCHES; Fun, Sentiment and
Adventure. Edited by a gentleman of Rich
mond 60c.
THE ' cc.AafRPENTER's GUIDE to Stair Building
and Hand Railing; based upon plain and prac
tlcal principles; illustrated by eight engra-
wings BY P. O'Neil. So
MAN AND WOMAN. Rev. Mr. Saughter's new
book: new supply. SIC.
The above new works, together with many 9th
ers. are for sale by
au l7-It JAS WOODHnUSE Il co.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING WHILE THE SUN WAS
SHINIhG.-The Rome Ga Courier states that
on last Tuesday, negro boy, the property Of
Rev. Elijah Byrd, of Polk CO., Ga, while at
work In a field, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed. At the time of the accident.
the sun was shining, and the sky clear, with
over the Held. The lightning first struck a
Tree ana when about six feet from the ground
IeIt u, and entered the body OF the boy. who
checked, but nsno hurt, s s'~ WIZ
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pICHMOND WHOLESALE DEALERS
L II + y NJ +. S.

4 Southern Literary and Family Paper, pub
iishsd Week Y in GTtsnSbOr0', ". c.,
Is pres nted To the Richmond Trade as a superior
medium for advertising Being the oldest South
e. family paper, neither political nor sectarian,
1t cIrculateS ECU ty amons all part es and sects.-
Besides general circ9l.ton IN every part OF
cuation in the States of Virginia. Tennessee,
South Caroins, Geors la and Alabama, and fer
wholssae dealers 1t Is a god me dunn for adver-
are inserted Terms the rates of Sl2 a year
for a square of nine lines, averaging n'ne words
each.
d" / know of no Weekly published anywhere that
is deserving of Southern PATRONAGE the
Times. "-ReU J. E. Edtca dS au l7-2tt
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SAILING OF STEAMRRs.-On "Wednesday
Tue Asia. from New York, for Liverpool sail.
81 60 "ith 10 passengers and 1885,, 900 in specie
ne sa1onia, for Southampton, carried on,
S''O,OoO in specie.
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MARE IED.

Chnrch. h, the Rev VIM ]. PettiErpe. WIN:
Kirby and Miss NOELIVA CANNAD'rE
WREN, ali Of this CITY.
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- DtsrArcs FOR TBE SrkiNas, &c.-Persoas
so,ng 10 the scateYtas places eaa kdct ihs DAiL
DISPATCH nadtted to tsem for AM sHeh o.
rims b, Isaetne fhst, orders the eosnttas Too'
a.s pnyisg IN asranes for ths tsnst NAMED.
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SECOND EDITION OF CODE OF VIZ

SECOND EDITION OF CODE OF vlR-
- GlNIA.-PROPOSALS will be received by the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, until the 18th OF
Edition of the CODE or VIRGINIA. By an act
OF the last General Assembly. the Secretary is re
CURED 10 prepare this edition, OF which 10 Geo
copies are to be printed. 1t Is required to be IN I'll
respects equal in paper printing and binding to
the first edition. and the law requires bond and
security to be taken for the faithful execution of
the work. The copyright is to he secured for the
Commonwealth.
Persons desiring to contract for the pub icaI ion
will put in their bids at much for the volume
The work will probably be about $50 pages larger
than the first edition but, more or less, The
bid must by the volume complete. as re-
CURED by law, The Secretary reserves the night
to Judge of the competency of tbs publisher u
him to be tho best for the Commonwealth. I he
work must he ready for deliver, BY the first of De-
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD.
au l5-tAu25 Seo'y of the Commonwealth.
NEW MAP OF VIRGlNIA-PublIshed by
~ authority of the Executive, with the latest
improve ments and additions, including all the In
ternal improvement Routes, New Counties, &c.
Large Map, in sheets in black ..---.....--- 81 50
coloreu---- o w
Small Map. II black, (sheetsL ...------ 50
colored ,...:...:.,.,...,- %
- on rollers, or book form. 2 50
The large map has nine sheets the smaller,
four
Apply to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, or
to any OF the Richmond Booksellers.
All l5-dt25Aug
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IA SMALL CHILDREN and large size Family
GToups beautifully taken at REEFS Gal cry by
their instantaneous process. Price Is cts 50 cts.
81, from hat up to 5 100.
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Richmond RAILWAY COM
~ PANY.-B Books of Subscription for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM.
PANY not already su oscribed for will. THIS DAY
store of Jas. Woodhouse & Co, and at the Office
of ]. A Lancaster 4 Son.
By ordsr of the Board Of Directors.
au SIS JOS. JACKSON, JR., Pres't.
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BOARDING

BOARDING Persons wishing to send their
ID DAUGHTERS to the ashland Female Institute,
and preferlng TO have them board IN private
family can be accommodated 10y appyins 10 y,
the school. he sleeping apartments will be large
and AIRY and pains Will he spared 10 insure the
comfort and happiness OF those entrusted to his
care. For terms Fer session, address.
JOAN PRYOR,
jy 3o-lm Ashland, Hanover COUNT, Va.
DARK E HO Sc,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled in the United States.
y. D. PARKER,
NH S-Sp F.MILLS.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & sALE.

WASHER ard iRONER She is about IS or
80 yeas OF age and healthy Any person want
of a ne ro woman Of tn re qnall'ies can get one
ner of l4h and Dock streets, or DICKINSON.
HILL Il CO., Auctioners, on Franklin st.
au l6-1T'
GOOD House SERVANT FOR SALE.
n have for sale. privately, a likely BOY, about
IL years of age-a good hnuss servant.
au l5-lw HECTOR DAVIS, Auct'r.
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MAULE,
-. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
IHh ST., Richmond. Va, under Eychnngs Hotel.
- "a, Spseial attention paid to WHITENING and
COLORING OF WALLS. :" :"
au Its l.. MAULE.
SMl7 HFIELD A CO N.--3O.0OO lbs IN
~ BTiggsD superior Family BACON, hos round,
Just received and for sale by
au list CHAS. r. WORKMAN H. CO.
NOTICE-The bills of the subscriber will be
~ in the hande of Mr.. +. 3. WILLIAMS, cor
ner OF l8.h and Main Streets Tor collection until
the 18th, when they Will be given 70 ihs Constable.
au H-3t JOHN POE, ia.
HAVANA uf0Am 3, -1bQ.Ap ssRaine Hhvnna
&: ssIa sss' 'eeRasali r
az H-h = ~
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k- For rHR BEAUr FUL PEARL AMBRoTYPEs,
go hEEs Gallery. Jas Main street.
IA For W LII EXECUTED PHOTOGRAPHS, go
10 ~ aEs' Steam Gal cry, A5 Main street, Eagle
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch'

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. Is, 1860.
The delegates TO the Convention nave oeen
ass bling here for day or two past 1roh tue
fonr quarters of the State, and the trains to-
night and in the morning will bring large
numbers more. l notice among us several OF
the prominent men of the party.
The weather has been quite cool since Inc
late heavy falls of rain, and blankets are not
uncomfortable TO sleep under at night.
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s. T,s e ss' y .s,lSl::. ~,
hsmh Assiami a'sNs Ap"
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TEMPLE OF FANCY,
L MAIN STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH.
On MONDAY; Sep lOlh we will re open with
a new and vaii-d assortment of
FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the Fall trade Our stock of TOYS
will be very complete, and we shall be able TO sup
ply retail dealers at prices to compete with the
Northern markets.
Our aim and discrimination will be to exhibit
sucn a stock of USEFUL and FANCY ARTI-
Giles as will surpass any heretofore brought TO
this city. JOHN ID. ALLEN Il co.
au Its t2dp
DINE WOOD, AT SO PER COKD.--The
L subscribers are now prepared to dahver from
their Saw Mill, on Msyo's Island, SEASONED
SLAB PINE WOOD, for the low price Of So per
cord, delivered anywhere in the city. II is oonsld
price that can be found in the city.
Amy orders which may b.. left at Mr.. G. J SIN
toms Hardware Store, on Main street. or at our
shop, corner OF Cary ana 9th streets, will be pune
tually at eI ded to.
au H-lm JNO. GEO. GIBSON.
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims assinst
~ the late Mas. MARY ANN BRAXTON, of
Ravenswood, Henrico county, are hereby notified
to present tine same duly authe icatsd, to the un
dersgned, or to address BOX 572," Richmond
Post Ofioe. CdAkLES CAMMAN
Henrieo County, May q, 1850. Curator.
au H-dlm
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nA Guns, Guns, Guns. y ust eceived fir o m
England one hundred and fifty hde DOUBLE
GUNS. SportsTeL wishing to equip themselves
for the Fall campaign. are requested to C Ill and
examine my stock before purchasing, as Am con-
hdent can exhibit the best assortment Of Goods,
in my line, to be found in any house in the State
JAMES WALSH,
au Sim Gun Importer, 60 Main st.
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Ma Wheeler Il Wilson'S

PvE GOTTEN.
WHITE DUCK PANTS. ns,,.
fSEfCEE ASH MaME Sir vE Ess
GaIzE sHIRps an AMP p r. GyERs
LINEN SUITS, STRIPED AND PLAIN.
them. Call at 100 Main street and get what is
you are buying. VIM. S. TUPMAN. Agent,
jy 2S-tst2p) Third door above l4th street.
FOR sALEoI am apthSE,zsd to sci, at private
mnnd. cammo ly called and known b, the No. IS
!. being the same desded to u Ssfth MARKS ny
H sa Clarke nth Rect nsar csap
KENNISH'S HYDRAULIC MOTOR
N We inv tie the attention of the public to this
motor, which will he exhibited at our shop on
FRIDAY the 18th at 4 e P'0 HSNto Tx CO..
aul6-2t' Near cor. Main and 2Oth SITS
MURTHlNGTO>S. LT.-s,4 400 sacks Won
w H!NGTON FINE SALT, Landing from
'n ap l5 St Eb SftSs 0 BA1EHPoRT Co
l. 70 O 0 feet heart sILLs 6-8 s 8 and Go;
50 600 inch, Ia and inch PLANK
1 100 S e5s :. ssPcA B9fk's; all sizes.
WEATHER, BOARDING, SHINGLES;
Also SEQ cords hest seasoned OAK AND PINE
WOOD; ali of which viii be sold on accommodat-
STORAGE on accommodating terms:
PHILIPS I COLEMAN,
aul5-lmt South side Dock.
20 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The "
ef RSys fPfsd %n tss
gH6f AS 4 st No. No.
Pearl street, Richmond, Va. .,
H. WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE.-The citizens Of District
SNS No. 4 Henrica county. are requested to
meet at the " ESiHAM HOUSE. n SATUh-
DAY tVENING. at 8 o'clock. OF tn purpose o.
o ganlzng BELL AM EVERETT CLUB"
An those in favor of the elect. on of the Union
c }ndidates, are earnestly solicited to attend -
Come one, come all. l7-2te
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go SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
49, Rev. W u HoBEN. of Maine, will preach
N the SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, on Sun
DAY MORNING, August 10, at II O'Clock A. NJ j;
and Rev W. ii. FuNERDEN, of Hanover, will
preach at o'clock T. NJ. l7-2t*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Aspee !aI Netise,-Hors.sns, m.i.s, K:ck,
names, AND cow AND CALF LII "A. At A AHis
Nor NJ No. at IL O'Clock. Ct Mr. n O. LIPS, Pa
e%sBs stable On "a s'r vetv fms HORSES or
fine young Mules; / Rockaway ana HARNESS.;
Coal Car, ami Harness; ! Cow and Calf.
au lit THOs W KEESE L, Auctioneer.
IA Notice TO Tobacco Manufactursrs...
Having made new arrangements with Messfs.
Musser h Col ,man for the sale OF their patent
TOBACCO PRESSES, We are nov abls To- furnish
them at reduc ion # s 100 each Press IT. NJ the
I'D price. Every Press warranted TUBACCO
FIXTURES of all kinds furnished border
au is 2w ETfENGER EDMOND.
n special Notice.-.The attention OF the
Ladies is requested to the sale of BOnnets, Mill
merry, &c, THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock, at the store
OF d. l.. Wigand, on Broad, between 9th aud 9th
streets. tau 10 T.. b. CUok, Auct.
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H Mrs. Harriet A. Rndy would respect.
fully inform her FRIENDS and CUSTOM ERS
that she has REMOVED HER RESIDENCE to
9th street. betu Broad and race stree Is where
she has associated with her Mrs; ELLEN CUM.
MlNGS, in the business of L FASH ON Al Il 4
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
MONTHLY. au l5-lW