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DIED.

Suddenly, on the morning Of the 10Th instant,
goou 'EoYsTER, leaving a devoted wife and
ssh,ee children. besides numerous relatives and
trends, TO mourn his LOGS.
h,s late residence, Woods took. at 10 CLOCK. The
friends OF the family are invited.
On Sunday, the 9Th inst, OLIVE STUART. in
FAINT daus liter of Robert H. and Lizzie Crockett
aged months.
Her soft blue eyes have closed in blssful rest
Her sufsrings are over. and little Olive now lives
eterually among God angels, free FROM the snarea
of earth, and unpolluteo b, it's SIM bet US re-
loice that the gcod Shepherd holds her IN HIS low
ing embrace; for though the Pleasures OF this
world are bright and alluring. there are SHADOWS
on them all VI J..
AT Fort Leavenworth, Texas, on the I4th June,
Esq., of TINS city.
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Mon Law TnIUMPHANT.-On Wednesday
last, 4th inst, a large body of men assembled
at Cusseta, the couatv seat OF Chattahoochee
county, Ga, with the avowed purpose of
breaking into the Jail of that county, for the
purpose of taking therefrom and hanging boo
little, confined Therein, charged with the muir.
der of William and James Helms, of that coun-
~, some five or six weeks ago. The mob in
defiance of the Sheriff OF the county, proceed
ed 10 enter the Jail and when about to enter the
cell, Doolittle cut his throat with razor, and
thus saved his pursuers the pleasu sure of prose-
Gu ling their mission.
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THE BUCKINGHAM CONFERENCE.-The Con-
vention of the friends OF the Richmond and
Lynchburg Railroad, at Buckingham g. II.
on the 4th inst, was attended by nearly 1900
persons, and the utmost enthusiasm was ex-
hibited by those present in behalf of the OIL
iect which had drawn together an assembly
of such unusual size and reliability. The
counties of Powhatan, Chesterfield, Cumber-
land and Buckingham, and the city of Rich
mond, were represented. The Committee on
Resolutions reported the following through
it's chairman, Willis J. Dance, which We're
adopted:
ReSoired LIST. That the commissioners appoint
ed by the act of Assembly TO open the books for
the stock of the Richmond and Ly nchburg Rail-
road, he requested to proceed, after giving the
tlce required by law, To open such books In their
respective counties and In the cities OF Richmond
and Ls nchhurg, at such time az may seem to them
most advisable
Resotred, 20. That committees be appoi nted in
each of said cities and in the counties along the
proposed route, to canvass the subject and en-
to procure individual, county and ate
subscriptions.
Resoired, Sd. That the Chairman of this Con
vent on appoint u committee OF three to prepare
address, setting forth the arguments and sta
tStcal iacts IN support of the road, and have the
same published.
Letters of the most, encouraging character
from p. ST. Geo Cooke, Wyndharn r robertson,
and others, were received. The committee ap-
pointe under the second resolution for Rich
mond, are Horace L. Kent, VIM. p. BurweIl
and p. 9. Warwick.
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A THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHorosRAPHs
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
Governor st. All the varevls styles and sizes ex
ecuted In the highest style of the art at all hours
in the day and any kind of weather. Photog raphs
eolored in Oil, Aqusrlle, Pastel or India Ink
Price rs ct L., 50 cts. Sl-frOm that up to $500.
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Northumberland were 43l deaths in New
York. last week, 2g7 in Philadelphia, 12s in
Baltimore, 50 in Boston, and SO in Memphis,
Tenn
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n. X nova LII. e. Courtney has re.
moved to the NEW sr0R RE on Broad, between
9TH and Fth streets, ne xt door to Abraham Hirsh,
where ne viii be pleased to serve his otd custom
eIs and the public in general, with an, thns MS
lIpe. ,,r,,,,r
FOR RENT wish to rent SIX BEAUTlFUL
ROOMS over m, store, to sing e gentlemen; Also
a brick OF FICE o. KITCHEN IN the yard, CON
taining two rooms-all of which are entirely new
jy H-6t J. g. COUkINEi'
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Tue COMMENCEMENT Ex.
- ERCiSES OF UNION FEMALE IN
sTITUTE will take place at Leigh STREET
GHukCH, embracing w EDNE SDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS next.
The first evening "wednesday will be occupied
IN reading the ESSAYS of the graduating class
IN nj me me second, Thursday.) the ANNUAL AD-
q Petersburg. At the close Of which Degrees of
class. w. ~ s"e
~ SMITHS BAND will be in attendance 10
contribute TO the Its soul stlrrng
strains OF unriva led music.
.f Iy lost ~ Wv" : :"
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bridge to cost 100000 is in progress Of
erection over the Chattahoochee, at Eufala,
Ala, for the Southwestern (Ga.) Railroad.
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IA Stock of China, Glass and Earthen.
WARE, AT AUG Hon Particulas alton non y
asked TO the sale Of Messls; Geo; J! Sumner
WARE, THIS MORNING. commencing al .
O'Clock, at their store on Pearl street. Merchants
and others will attend, as great bargains WIN DC
ton of tn stock is still uHsOd.
~ Hit THUS w. KEESEE, Auct.
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"a Laidley's Apothecary is for the present
on Main street above 9th, where it will continue
until his new store is ready. He has in store q
PERFECTLY NEW and FRESH STOCK of
PURE MEDICINES, and hopes, by giving strict
personal attention to the business. to merit iIb-
eral share of public patronage.
JOSEPH LAIDLEY,
(Oi the late firm of Iaidiey 4 Robinson.)
iy6-Jm
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For Sale--7O0 Bushels w hite sand
Apply to THOS. TAYLOR, at the Sand Yard on
w" Also, two FREIGHT BOATS. Apply as above.
jy Il-3t*
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ALLEGHANY SPRINas.-These Springs in
Montgomery county, are only three and a half
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road-not # &c, as formerly stated in this pa
per
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STRIBLINa .,PRINGs.-These Springs, in Au-
gusta county, are remarkable for their num-
Der and variety. Three of the number are
Alum Springs, which recent analysis by pr.
FUTILE, of the University, shows TO be very
powerful waters. There are, besides, two
Chaly beate and Sulphur Spring.
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MA RIED.

In Albemsre. at the fes'dssne1,s, .t = b, Rev Mr.
Meade. Nj. John +. A hGNR sSE n Aieens s.
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TO THE LADIES AND GEN.
~ TLEMEN OF The ClrY-NOTICE-
In eonsequenSe Of an engagement in the country,
tue FIRST REGlMENT BAND vas unable TO
perform on the Capitol Square yesterday after
noon, but will perform on FRIDAY AFTERNOON
next. jy u--lt*
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UNION PRAYER MEETING...
Nations VII be held every AFTERNOON this
week: under the auspices OF the Young Mems
q the ckNTENAKYM METH bisT cHuRc on
1repe a., IRON till o'clock. The cifisens ZEN :
gers visiting the city. IL ia~fm"
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spncIAL nor1cus.

his services fc the merchants Of Rchmgnd for the
purpose Of EXAMINING AND CQSRECTiN9
s TspM 81 GID f 9NEw sErs Sp co
PARTNE xsHlPS. &c. Having several yesf1
experience he ieeis conf dent he can ave satstac
lion to ali merchants that entrust their basiness
to him The best of city reference Will be xiven.
His Office is with Messrs. hARkNs hoLMHs; on
City Post Office will be promptly attended to.
liz lI-I2tt
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LOST AND sTRAYED

e. STOLEN-From the subscriber, on the
~ evening of Sunday. 8th instant, whilst
M.N Il sleeping in house down on BROAD street,
Akslk next door to the blacksmith shop. one
GOLD WATCH and CHAIN. he watch had the
subscribers name scratched on the inside of the
case Ii was plain backed watch. The cham
was new. about or 10 inches long, and about half
an inch wide, being a fiat pressed chain. A lso. Q
galvanized LOCKEr, with piece OF watered silk
in il. There were several persons present at the
time, all persohs of color. The subscriber will
literally reward any person who may leave the
above named stolen articles ut the office Of this
paper. ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
iy list
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DLEAsANT READING FOB SUMMER.

RIGHT AT LAST, and other Tales, By Mrs
n, TToilope. author Of Doctor T Thorn.. &e.
THE CASTLE RICHMOND; A Novel. BY An,
LoSEfL THE WHOEVER. A Novel. BY Thaok-
OUR fnis1 81 BY
the ia'e Charles Robert Leslie, r A. Edited
inst. and seIsctons from his corTespondence.-
BY Tom Taylor. ESQ. l.25-'fhis is charm
THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF
CHARLES MATTHEWS the Elder, Come
dian: By Mrs. Matthews. with Portrait
SAY AND SEAL, By the author of'wide, Wide
THE E? SEMI fEo!s Il HOUSE. Edited by
Ell sS} Efbis BY B. the author of 1.-THE Lamp
The 1ssf &ogNfT p VERNON PAPERS. By Hon.
THE Ed Tssd Eyfre 81 fb ayp B, the author
THE SAND HILLS OF JJTLAND. By Hans
Christlan An6usen. 75c
BELhf Scene. in the
THE ssp pf%R faW IF TIE IL SAMARITAN. By
member of the Howard Association of New
DANFSBURY HOUSE. BY Mrs. Henry Wood
MOTHERS TRIALS. By the author of "My
THE BLACK GAUNTL EFT A tale of plantation
LIFE n South GsIo,ina. By Mrs. Henry R.
LIFE SIRUGGLE; By Miss Pardoe. ST. IS.
THE LITTLE BEAUTY. By Mfs. Grey, auth n
Of The Gamblers Wife" Paper 81, cloth
SEVEN YEARS, and other Tales. By Julia Ka
vanagh. 5Dc.
Together with a large number of other late and
popula works.
jy n-2a2Ip) JAS. WOODHoUSE & co.
EZEKIEL,S VIRGINIA DISCOvERY-Is
II the only reliable preparation that will csuse
the hair t" grow on bald pates 1t ia recommended
with perfect c. n6dence and who has given
| 1t a thorough trial has yet been Disappointed in
| it's effects. For sale by all Druggists. Price 81
per bottle
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- moved nv BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF
FICE to the house recently occupied ny the Me
THODIST BOOK CONCERN. on, Pearl or l.th
pleased to rereiye TIE orders Of my former Gus
toners and friends. and the public generally.
] have just received a supply of NEW TYPE,
suitable for Books, Bank Checks. Bills of Lading
Bill Heads: Circulars Handbls, Business Cards.
Wedding Cards, Visiupg Cards, in snort, any
thing ia the Printing line, can be nea " and
promptly executed with the ass2Ttmsnt of Type
now have in my office. GEO. w GARY,
No. q Pearl or lith St, between Mali and Cary
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K~S THE LADIES OF EMANUEI
- CHURCH, Powhatan, will hold a FAIR.
,q1 the benehs Of their Church, at the CouIt'
house, on nATUkDAY. the lith inst
There will te, also, the Presentation of a Ban
Troop. " Wv ~ 8 ~St
OFFICE VA. FIRE 4 MARINE ms. Cot
RIcAMONp, June ~. 1850.
A. GENERAL MEETING OF
- -, the stoekholdeIs Of this Institution will
DAY the 23d July next, at O'Clock. p. M.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
le Ibid VIM. WILLIS, Jr.. Sec'y.
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10 Southern Savings Bank
CHaRTkRED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.
OFFICE, 173 MAIN STREET,
Money received on deposit at the rate of SIR per
cent per annum, on all sums remaining over SIX
months, and ire per cent on such as are drawn
out uefore the expiration of six months.
DIRECTORS:
J. B. Watkins, Prest, r. e. Howe,
p. I. Moore, Geo. |. Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, !. F. Regnault,
J. II. F. Mayo, w. A. jenkins, Ssc'y.
p. B. Price, Treasurer.
Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer. p. D PRICE. Office at VIM. Har-
grave Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. ly lin
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.


EOR HlKE-A young and healthy VET
l. NURSE. Apply at this Office
ALS0-Fo OF hire. Tor the, balance of the year. d
COOK. WASHER and lRONER, is also a good
HOUSE SERVANT. Apply at this Office.
jy Its
L'OR HIRE-Two WOMEN, one a cook Cook,
L Washer and Ironer, and the o her accustoms
to attending about the house, generally ana nurs-
ing Also, Young man, general Iahorer; Ap-
ply to tjy 9-3tl VM. s. PHILLIPS.
TOR HIRE-For the balance of the year, a ne
gro GIRL, l6 or IL years old. For terms, &C.,
apply to RIO. Il. LYME,
Agent for hiring out Servants. &c.,
jy6--ts Office at Metropolitan Hall.
TOR HIRE-A young, healthy WET NURSE,
l. without Incumbrance. Apply at this oihce.
jy Ct
CNOR HIRE-For the balance of the year. a
MAN, accustomed to waiting in the house,
driving carriage, &c. Apply to
jy 3-ts r. CAUTH0RN.
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NOTICE.-f have this day appointed JOHN
~ HERBIG my Agent to keep and carry on The
buslness of LAG Err BEER SALOON RAR and
RESTA URANT. in the CITY of Richmond-hls
purchases and sales to 10 made for cash only.
June 3Orh, 1860. BERNHARD BRAUER.
ivl put
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DAb has ,sys corner vJaGsa pMSn R abd
which she would be pleased to have hiied with
familes. U N-3t'
Dark Il II o Uls E , .ss
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations.
with every effort for the comfort Of guests. LAR
DER not excelled in the United STATES.
NH SIM T. 1.F P MILK ahfkhR'
U Y, o.
ing months all of their stock of 81 Nj M Err DRESS
GOODS, with many other things, at astonshingD
IS 6isgans SILKS 81 Ss, aad SILK Ro luSts
2ss.S Eg e sSs Rio sSa
I aESSAli ko obMNs GfGt AnffNiHss
ss# #fsSs s: NJ %lsENs
fMBRniDERlHs; HOSIERY, &c. &c.
large 'i and 'V Complete. Also. BUSTERS, of every
or made up at their MsntiIIa manufactory upon
few hours notice Citizens and strangers are in
j. S-6t r. X. PRICE & CO.
MANUFACTURER aOBACCO:-2oo pigs
IN Br ~ sFsaNSs c. ponnd and half
pounds.
"RosETTA." bright sun-cured lb. humps, 4
Y.
"HYN0.,', Medium bright, IL. Jumps, boxes.
81" :. FoP BALE" :. :. :. " !
wv. P. GRIFFIN Medium bright. 10. Jumps, =
In this lot there some damagsdA yhieh We will
v2-2w
iHbiFfCE TO RICHiN0NDb CoGLF g E.Pro1
mittee until MONDAY, the l6tn July, 1860 at
o'cleck z. M for the erect on of the Central Ed
lfce to Richmond College, according to the design
of the Architect.
Plans and specifications can be seen a. the office
of ire undersigned, l.. X. SPiLMAN, NO 90 Maln
street, where those disposed To- Offer for the work
can examine them The building must he coy
cred in by the LIST October next and c.mpleted by
M e Of &c .r Az P
r7,o. l. 1; sd SS SSS5fhhSSSIS' Building Come.
N. B.-The time for receiving the above propo-
sails has been prolonged to the 10th January next,
the work to be completed by the first of October
thereafter. Jyll
1NHILDREN GIGS AT COST,
PERFUMERY. of Foreign 0 '''' 1''N
MOROCCO TRAVELLING BAGS --''''"'''
and BASKETS.
Ladies WRITING DESKS oar noxr.
HAIR BRUSHES
oo,mr ,,ona.,r, and COMBS.
and BUCK PURSES.
DOLLS, in Wax, China,
TEMPLE OF FANCY,
jy 7-tsi2p) Main street. above 18th.
NOTICE. II have appointed o. A. STRECkER
~ NV Agent, to conduct the APOTHECARY
AND DRUG BUSINESS. at the store occupied
by him, opposite the Old Market. on condition to
j. S-iw ~ N Ew. DE vOss.
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"a Come and See!
~Sh u NJ. nv SRf.0 TS and nIISTERS.

"a Come and See.
SPRING OVERCOATS and BUSTERS.
Choice M a RsEILLES VESTS.
FANCY LINEN PANTS, new sty leg.
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE COATS:
MARSEIl.LES and SILK VESTS.
SKELETON VESTS, hght as dir
GAUZE SHIRTS and DRAW ERS.
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
CORDED SILK s ACKS. 80
All OF winch are new, havIns been made within
the last two months, and warranted In every par
tlcular Call ON your ''old famiia' friend IL
MAN, at l09 Main street, south side: third doc
ahnve l4th street w. 8. TUPMAN,
iy Io-ts Agent.
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CNSH-HeTings, Cut and Gross; No Nscksr-
4 el. large and small; Shad and shad Roe, and
salmon ffLf LEWIS 1s' W Wiz \ JOHN @ WADE.
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NOTiCE.-The subscriber having qualified as
" Administrator of the estate of the late Rev
JNo. I. POINTS, requests all persons indie bted to
come forward and pay ; and persons having claims
against the said estate to present them, properly
certified to. A. 7. ST0kEs, ADM r.
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NOTICE.-1 aiken from my office on the 7lh in
pEr stssnt. possibly bySpistake.l a BLACK CAR
papers to me, but of no earthly use TO a1 one else
Among the papers was one 90 acre Land Warrant,
agapst wh his have entered eaveat at the GEN
sion Certificates, Bonds. Notes. Due Bills and Ac-
counts, Memorandum Books, &c. 1 will literally
be instrumental in the recovery q tie papers
Jas. Y. SUTTON, JR.,
Pension and Bounty Land Agent,
Corner of Main and 18th sts., up stairs.
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W.T. RI DUCK LINEN SUITS. ........ Sc so
STRIPED LINEN SUITS, 50
WHITE LINEN PANTS. 2 SO
STRIPED AND BROWN LINEN VESTS. LIS
BLACK ALPACA COATS. Observation-Disclosures. 3 50
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS..-....-... $50
TUPMAN has large stock of goods for the sea
SON consisting of Drap Etc, Alpaca, Linen, Cas-
sImere, Single Mied Cloth, Silk. and Marsellles
COATS, PANTS and VESTS, made IN good sty'e,
well assorted as to size and quality, AID for SAFE
cheap. Good STOCK, sLyhsh and durable, can be
bou ght at lG9 Main street.
VIM. s. TUPMAN, Agent,
Third door above l4th street,
je 20-ts(2p) South side OF Nam.
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"a Removal Insurance Offiee.-The I'M.
dersisned mas removed his GEN EkAL INSUR-
ANCE OFFICE to the Counting, Room of
tel Building. HIS friends and patrons wishing to
renew P0btClES and all persons de e, I'M to ei
the above mentioned place, daily. texcept Sun
day. from to O'Clock, and from to o'clock.
INSURANCE., as usual, Of all kinds, upon the
most reasonable terms.
al iOSeeS promptly pad.
c. r. BROKEN,
General Insurance Agent,
No. Exchange Hotel Building.
Tvs 6t Richmond, Va,
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Slf0St. UeLN6eu NdlH ann CaTy, HneT re VIII he
pleased to rsoeiye tie orders q. my former Gus
| toners and friends, and the public generally:
er Sank HE% c
Bill Heads: Circulars Handbills, Business Cards
meddng Ga Gardp, Hs1a'g cards, n n Snort any
pT9mbpy f1eSues with the S Of Tpe
No q Pearl or iitk ST. betweeS Mali and CCasrv.
(1O.PARTNERSHIP We have this day as
WI Us Z 81 ffaN H. oHS and
SNhh'oN' 0h0si s SFf sHHi Is pULLEN & CO.
We are, grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years. and solicit CON
tlnuance for the new c9nnee5n Mo
July l, 1850. jy Its
NOTICE-The subscriber having qualified as
~ Administrator of the estate of the late Rev
JNO. L. POINTS, requests all persons indie bted to
come forward and pay and persons having claims
against the said estate to pJessn them, properly
certified to. A. 7. STOKES, ADMIR-.
Jy IL st
NGTISE.-f have this day appointed JOHN
MEhB u my Assns e kesp a9d n garry on ts
RESTAURANT: in the city of Richmond-hls
gales to Rsa tx BRaER
WE HAVE ON HAND and are constantly
ELSE s sas and GOSHEN
Jy list CONRAD q CREW, Cary ST.
BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, ATRE,
sortment on hand and wishing room for a heavy
stock OF Fall Goods. we now ctsI to he trade our
TRUNKS. at great sscriice VIII Oh gives Induce Hso
ments to buy the best quality of Shoes cheaper
With the few 'P S
slippers at 80 cents PAIR; ladies' Fac Morocco
hse k Sas4s at hsss shoe, Of n
N'''>'- ~ 0 6 HELLER & co.'s,
1888 Broad street, between 5th aad 9Th.
ma Trunks. Bonnet Boxes, and Valices at
closing out prices. 6. II. &c CO.
0ok ATThE PksG s--GREAT
ROOM FOR FALL GooHs.eEiesanto Be r. e
Robes and Flounees at S. 50; Orgsnd, Double
Skirt Dresses 2. g. Dress SILKS q DOC per yard;
styles, 12ac. per Yard Parasos al haf price; Ur
French Bere ss very low; Black Lace s NAMES aRa
an boInons st great sacrifices 100 old fashioned
from SO to SO will be sold from 81 to S2 each;
D,acx Lace Mtts cheap; HOOP Skirts, best steel
ana new shape. at halt the original price. Now Is
Of ' 0' ALfR iRf Mosss s bMm .RRnss
Y FAD, READ, READ-The following cat
A ~ alogye Of cheap Goods to be had at LEWIS
DRY foods store, Is Main sfreet.-Superfine Irish
ed Cotton al % cents, worth 1913 cents; Blsachsd
SsSas q y esass Soith 9 cent. aas SI.ss I.pss
Hdkfs at Is cents, worth so cts hne Hemstltched
Hdkis at 70 cents, worth 50 cents; SWISS Muslin
Collars a. 80 cents, worth 81; Super w hits Cotton
STOCKINGS az l2!s cents, worth 10 cents fne En-
broideIed Hdkls. at 50 cents, worth 81; Super
Hemstitched Embroidered Hdkfs. at 81. worth
%, india Rubber Round Combs. plain and scol-
loped tops. at l21s cents; and mum srous other
goods. to be sold equally as low. Go immediately
married. down at sucn very low prices must sell off
SUGAR-22 hhds. Porto Rico is hhds New Or
- leans J. Loaf, Cut Loaf, Crushed, Powdered.
Granulsted, B and Circle A Cohss, for sale. =,
LEWIS WEBB JOHN q. WADE &
EYSH-Herrinss, Cut sne Gross No 5 Maoksr-
= p. lar4e and small shad and shad Roe, and
'' LEWIS WEBB X JOHN 6. WADE.
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RICHNOAD Juiy 10. 1s6t

RICHMOND July 10, 1860.
Mr.. N. EzEKIEL.- Dear Sir: take great plea
sure in informing YOU that | have used three bot
ties OF your hair Tonic with great satisfaction TO
myself. My HAIR is growing finely. Please send a
hall dozen bottles. Respectfully,
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We are grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit con
tinuance for the new concern.
STEBBINS l. PULLEN
July /, 1850. iy Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-11

vWRACtO FACTORY FIXTUkES.--For
= sale at low price at the SOUTHERN IRON
WORKS, on It'll street, between ~ am and Cary,
the following hxt9rss " s9mpists oras s5s;srs. .,
boxes do do; Is sets Of BAND S; H3 2.inch square
IRON PLATES; s. inch do. do do; large
LEVEhb; - i2-fach square east iron HINkEkE;
Is inch do. do do, do; iron POT MILLS, and
sanary o'hsrhxfarss. A sHgglW$ii sf nAss,s
jy 3-dswkew3ts Southern Iron Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-11
WANTS.

Whs IL SUMNER H mSns1. WOMAN sS'.
colorsd, who has bssn accustomed to nursing ana
.asl saS iso M ss,''x Sai ..
M1ANTED-TO RENT-A ROOM in Sidney,
w suitable for medium sized schoal. ADDRESS.
.TEAcsER" through the po't ois' ..ii,!ns
WANT D-A WHITE 9 lR Z that undsTs.snds
w Cooking. Good wages vii be PAD; IEsuire
on Broad street, next door 10 sTEBBlfsn RUL-
WAsTSf151KTss2aNB s ssff aaga' 4, s: *
Q. sleh. GIRLS to Isn ssxins Machines; Those
who are Of gs sna T rss
- SiNTEk. AL NY q. : A Ar Ms.
jy lots Cor. vain anu isen ssIeets.
WANTkDTo HIREAs so 10 d, girl, d,i from IN
for the Balance of the year. Address 81. e.
through the Pos. Office. j. lo-2t-
WANTaD-T0 RENrs.A good a5 sA IKE. OVEN S
dress saIae' j. ". s' 6spstoh Chloe So
WTANTED-A good COOK, WASHER, and
WIRoNER for small family wIS.tekshf f; sefe or
'G' !; 7 Apply Broad B. Ss.wssn 18Th and 18th
=, ssse; s:a v fsn'iss,
SSf 100 Ts s 5. fro" 6 Gf Il K sso1
yUANTED-A good SALESMAN. in whole;
w sale Grocery establishment. one VINO Is well
ACQUAINTED with the trade purchasing IN this mar
Vs. and posse ssing ctr requisite qualifications,
NAV secure pleasant situation, at liberal salary
single man pre- fe red uoz
Address, with real name, "OHUCBhS.
je Its
IA Mt ED-A good COOK, WASHER and
w IRONER, for the balance of the year. Apply
Mt once to JNU. c.. PAGE, JR.,
"a I2-ts 50 Main street
VTTANTED-LABORER Twenty NJ EN- can
w find employ ment as SHOVELERS, on Gravel
Traip of Ri chr A.
ges one dollar pei day. A. WORRALL,
lie It's Superintendent.
WANTED-pAMASKR ROSE LEAVES.
w NY 3l-tsl WI. WARING, No. l0r Bfoad st.