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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28

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traBe bat loeben enen @Orrat6 BON epleenen,
lbenen uno tdbner 8riQn brett ben ben a6rifen @l
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imp Su BEN bia9en Breiien. (Dtai2 3n6
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28
Mineral w asser.
SASSAPARILLA, ALE B. CIDER

Der beten Qualdt nO m gu baben in benz SOtIina- -gta6ie
ment ocn James McKays,
go. 1872 Srantltnltr. Baltimore.
aae 9eieun9en wben tOfrei ms Sans seeert nb tSu,
men Die 0erren 8irt6 op 9n5re pelc mid nit itrer Runb.
DAFT beebrn Wpen oert8ert ien baB e be renn unb f.
GmedeM6ksn @tpfs biliqttn Nreie erhoLten N,28 II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
The Coolies.

Great indignation is manifested In the Chi
nese sea- ports at the manner in which the
poor laborers are inyegled on board the Coolie
ships, and carried TO bondage in distant lands
from which they rarely return. Many OF
these unfortunate white men are fully equal
10 men of the same class IN England, and some
OF them superior. They have keen sensibili.
ties, deep and lasting love of home and kin i.
q red. and yet these men, in the meridian day
of this nineteenth century, are kidnapped for
Ihe purpose of ensiayement, and so cruelty
treated that they often commit suicide to es-
cape from their horrible sufierings. The Eng
Iish Emu graii0a Commissioners have given no.
tice OF their In tention to receive tenders for
three vessels for the conveyance of Coolies
from Calcutta To British q unea, and two. yes-
sells for the conveyance of Chinese emigrants
from Hong Kong or Whampoa TO the same COL
ony. 1t is in this euphemistic style that plea
is set for tn for the wholesale kidnapping and
ensiavement of white men by the philanthro
pic PEcKsNIFF Of the nations, who is ALWAYS
preaching humanity, mercy and justice to the
rest of the world. How would she like to see
her own porters, navyies and iaborers in gem
erai, kidnapped and carried off every mon tn
from her sea-ports in ship loads, 10 toll and
perish in distant lands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

The GREAT EAsTERN.-After the Great
Eastern returns from Virginia, she will be
exhibited at New York three days before Ieay =
ing for England. Her recert excursion to
Cape May seems TO have been swindle The
following is dispatch from there, dated
Tuesday evening:
The Great Eastern arrived here al O'Clock.
There is great dissatis fac tion aboard of her.
There are no adeq uate accomm odations food
Is scarce aud dear, aud water is selling at 10
cents glass. Indignation resoin lions, CEN
sufing the Directors, have been unanimously
passed. Singular condu et has been NANTES ted
by the officials towards the passengers. She
starts for New York tonight, and will react.
there about O'Clock ia the morning.
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DuLLErIS NEW music,


WEST a JoHNsToN's, 1l5 Main st. :
| ONLY FOR THEE. By the author of Ever OF
DottGGiLeAs sGHoTTIscHE: Price 4Oc.
UNION Sell POLKA. Price 4Oc.
RaRsNeMk1 tkA s FS6 fsfi Price 400
RSNE o. HGN B. B. Ss Il fss &
B S Sg TOGF E2s' BY F Vs;d
FLEEcY SHADOWS. From Como Opera. By
StRx r' g. s Stephen c. Foster
HoT1yR FOR PRAYER. By VIM. R. Dempster
rM rae QUEEN OF THE VILLAGE, By J.
Ian GG 3s AS = Of FEELING. BY Dominica
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S'aH3sn FSisf F's B r. v c. Taylor
sM LES OF FLOWERS BY John Mahon.--
sw ESTAEARr, ia bird songD M. W. Balfe.
THoT AT TIE QUEEN OF Ny SONG. By
TIE s'ffRf aR I f"sfff TAX g. THE HOME
WHIT DdEs 4 EfTE:E BR BE ga SAY By
Ds D''s INSTRUMENTAL.
COLUMBIA, b. I, Iottsc pi III, :, Price 7tc.
COTTAGE BY THE SEA. Varied. by Bflnley
ErG HShaf sENf fIaI 81 poErlQuE. By John
" Patterson. Price 76a.
EVANGELINA. By SIebsrt. Price 60c.
MARTHA. illustrations. Par Asches Price 60c.
LA PRAYER DUNE VERGE, tMaide n s
Prayer BY Bddarzewska Prce 25c.
SANTA LUCIA AIR NAPOLITAN. by Rossel
CHANT Du CICNE, (Song of the Swami By
TRAV.ATA. PaTaphrase. BY wonsnhaup,-
PrIcs 75e
WYE LA CANADIENNE. BY Charles Grobe.
Price 500.
Persons in the country wishing any of the above,
have it sent to them free OF postsge. on re-
celpt OF the price. WEST & JOHNSTON,
Booksellers, Binders and Music Dealers.
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THE Late Mr.. Gales.

We have never seen more universal tribute
paid by the American press TO any distn-
guished public man, than that which comes
from all quarters TO the late eminent states
man and editor, the lamented GALES, of the
LatsNigeaeer. A nober monument no man
could desire than the appreciation of the wise
and good of all parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
Rock Oil in Virginia.

A quantity of this oil has been discovered
in Virginia, on the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, near what is now known as
the Petroleum station. a few gallons have
been sent to Philadelphia TO be subjected 10
chemical examination at the laboratory of the
Poly technic College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

PoLITIcAL,--A Democratic meeting WAS
held in Norfolk, Va, Tuesday night aud 25o
delegates appointed to the Charlottesville
Convention. Among the speakers was q. Jen-
nings Wise, OF Richmond, who stated that his
fathers absence was caused entirely by Sc
we're illness, and that he would, as soon as re-
lieved from his present indisposition, raise his
voice in yindication Of the claims OF Breckin-
ridge and Lane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
Russian Emancipation Scheme.

According TO a late Paris letter in the Bos-
ton 1rarsl!er, the Car has abandoned his
emancipation scheme, there being formidabl
obstacles 10 that policy, which he finds it i'm
possible TO overcome. Other accounts repre-
sent that it is deferred till after the next han
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

A-A BREEZE OFF THE OCEAN.-We never coal,
tesnbes that ;. hons at Newpnrt and sarstnSa
ard long rides on the beach at Cape May and Lon
Branch ca,culated to Jeaden the heat of Au
9ust, and kee man ara wOmank kind properly cool
Our idea OF summer comfort IS a good cigar, q de
Gamer Of sherry and Jacy reading, for half tn
deeds of thousands will fni in the inimtabe NEl
BIT ,TLINE's rocalng new story Of The SlGs III.
HUNTER; OR. AN OCEAN Love CHASE the frs
chapters of which are now ready in THE NV
YORK NJ ERCURY This story of fun frolic
love and stirring adventure on old Neptune's bill
the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

The suspension bridge at Wheeling is fn-
ished 1t will cost about $4,000. The first
bridge cost about S250,00O
The San Francisco Golden Era, of jane
l7th announces the marriage of MIS-. BurGell
Cunningham, in that city.
John Phoenix" CLieut Geo. il. Derby
has been promoted to Captaincy i'll the Uni
ted States Army.
Ex.Gov. Winston, of Alabama, commenced
the canvass Of that State for Douglas on the
2jth ult.
Dir. f. f. Pressby. for many years President
of Erskine College, s. c., died on the goth Glt
Passion is d keen observer, but wretched
reasOner.
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The American Mediterranean SQUADRON.

The American Mediterranean Squadron.
AT this critical period, when American resi-
deats 10 Syria have been remorselessly BUTCH
ereo, tue aited States have but a siugle gun
boat 10 protect our people In the countries
washed by the Mediterranean. 1t is now
stated that the old-fashioued side.whesl
steam-trigate Sasquehanaa is 10 be sent as
the fiag-ship OF the Mediterranean squadron.
aud naval men are every where asking, " What
mas become Of the five splendid frigates which
were Ia commission year ago?" Whilst we
nave but one gunboat In the Mediterranean,
We nave uncomfortable fleets, one cruising
On TIE coast OF Africa and the other on the
coast OF Cuba. TO carry out the requirements
OF BRUSH policy We suggest that the Ameri-
"oseIn'nent AJAX Leave OF the British
Lords Of the Admiralty 10 d~,sch ono ~ ,hss.
squadrSls from its present high asa haa . n ~
duties to tbs protection OF American lives ana
Interests IN Syria. !. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

H. We have received the Petersburg Daily
Bulletin, an able and handsomely prin ted
Democratic paper, which succeeds the Peters
burg Press, and is edited by WIN. Ii. HANSON,
ESD a gen tleman OF decided talents anu Jour
nails tic tx pc rience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

H. THE REASON WHY Natural History
New York: DICK 4 FITZGERALD.-This boz k
is by the author of "The Biblical Reason
Why !" "The Reason Why: General Science"
etc 1t gives reasons for hundreds of curious
facts relating to Zoology, and the habits ard
instincts of various animals illustrated with
engravings. For sale by WooDRoUsE l. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

u. s. TREAsURY.-The amount in the U. S.
Treasury subject to draft on the 23d ult., was
IS, 993,629, of which So. 465 was at Richmonj,
$40 l73 at Norfolk, and S33662 at Wilmington
n. G. A transfer of $4,000 was ordered 10
Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
-n..aen .r,a r,nAxrsrron-The pouglAs

DEMocRArrc CoNvRNrroN.-The Dougias
wing II the Democratic party of this cay heiu
a nesting at the African Church, last nient
to raufy the nominations OF Douglas ana
Johnson, and to appoint DELEGATES TO the
stanton Convention, to be held on the 10Th
of August.
Tha paatinp was called to order by Mr.
Henry Miller on whose motion Mr.. WILLIAM
y S1uRDIyasr was called TO the chair; and
on motion of Mr.. Morse, Mr.. JOHN Il. MAR
TIN was elected Secretary.
The chairman. on taking the stand lated the
object of the m Getting TO be, to ratify the NOM
nations OF Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, and
Herschel '. Johnson, for President and Vice
President of the United States by the Nation
al Democratic Convention, and announced his
readiness to entertain any motion.
Mr.. Geo. II. Hopkins moved that commit
tee Of five be appointed TO prepare business Tor
the meeting.
The motion being adopted, the chairman APP
point ted the following gentlemen as the com
miItee to prepare business Messrs. Geo. ii
Hopkins, il M Dewitt, Henry Miller, John
II. Giimer a T. q Kimbrough
The committee after a brief retirement, re-
ported the following resolutions through NJ r.
4iimer. who prefaced them with a spirited
speech in behalf of Douglas and the Union OF
the States.
trot to seek the needful remedy for every aotu Al
or anticipated evil. In the Union and under tne
Constitutional yTOYIsl0ns 81 our + eueId1hs S5S
tenn of government. -, w.,
R,,a!ted, That the Constitution Of the United
States properly constru and faithfully admins
tered rs the only safe reliance for the protection
of the vested shts Of the people, and the reserved
rights OF the States. 1et
RssoIred That t1ere is no evil in the r'ehtfui
administration of the Federal Government, i"r
which the Constitution does not iurnIsh F!ain'
adequate and complete remedy -
RsSoIred. That IN view of The present distracted
condition of the National Democratic party, we
recognize stephen A. Doug las, of iliinols, and ii
n, Of n.
nominees. and as such are emitted 70 the coroiai
support of every true and National Democrat.
hsS0Irsd. That the President OF the Doaglas
and Johnson Association of Richmond he, and 10
hereb, authorized to appoint ttIrty deiegst es t"
represent the National Democracy at the Staul-
ton Co vention, on the 10Th day of August next
The resolutions were put to vote, and adopt
ed with great unanimity, the church being
densely crowded.
Charles Irving, Esq was then called for,
and taking the stand, addressed the meeting
in his usually forcibie manner, in behalf OF
Douglas and the Union, being frequently ill.,
terrnpied by long and repeated applause.
Mr. Irving was followed by Hon. Henry l..
Hopkins and J. b. Stovall, Esq, and at a late
hour the meeting adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
- rNIoN PRaYER nIEEriNG..

80 UnOs Prayer Meeting of all de "omi-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
CHRISTIAN Association, IN the TRINITY (Metho-
die II CHI RICH, on Franklin street, next doc to
the Exchange Hotel from TO o,clk. The cltI,
strangers visiting the city. ly Ib-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

ca Res PHOTOGRAPHS AND PEARL AMBRO-
TYPES are the most beautiful and durable ctures
made anywhere Small chi dren taken perfect by
REEs' Instantaneous process. Prices low. LIS
Main street the most extensive Gallery IN the
South. Call and see.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

~ Look to home for all your wants, il you
Wi h to see Virginia independent and prosperous.
If YOU are d!speptic or suffer Win constipation
or INDIGESTION, don gorSe Yourself with Yankee
ncstrums, recommended by flaming certificates Of
m an OF straw, but procure b -KER'S PREM NJ
BlrTFRS. Read the certificates of friends and
nelghbors. then take them as directed and become
reuvenated and entirely healed
Price 50 Genus per bottle.
To be had of ali TIE principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere II. Virginia and
North CarOIln1. j. 2s-ts
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DJED.

On Monday, July 3Oth, 1860, at So o'clock 7: Nj.
MAMIE BIZ kNAED, only enid of tdward ara
Ann Poy thrsss Bland Turner, aged IL months anu
edars.
Al Ashtana. OF water on the brain, SUNDAY eve
ming. Juty 29th. JOB. BOWER, ontt child O
DR. j n, Helen X. Walthall, in the 30 year oil
his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

FATAL ApFAIR.-An ARRAY took place on
Saturday evening last, near Goldsbo N. O.,
between Jonathan Clifford and Bryan Min
snew. In dispute about bunch OF fish,
cut him with knife across the neck. w hic b
caused his death Instantly. Both were re-
spec liable men and quiet citizens, and both had
families.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

go NUTICE-GRANITE STONE-CUT-
F>S-a TERS-Attend Il regular monthly meet
ing Of your AsSo "iatOn, at SCHAD'S HALL on
SATURDAY tVFNINti, Aueust 4th. the "a rol''
will he called at ocl ok. aud anv member failing
to answer to his name shall be fined, without the
privilege of an appeal.
au 22tS l.. MACCABE, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

n,.r.rcW roR rBR SPRINGS, ae'~Psfse"s
- "a ,hs watering places can hdre fhs DAHL
.I,P A1CH MAILED 10 ths'a fer any hms'h %
f,,se By .eacias their orders at tae toan't"s
a .d rassag IN adeanee for the time Re,ned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
STAIR,BUILDING And HASD.RAIL-

1iE.o, A., = 9NUULFn NIcHWupu.
"A carpenters guide Ia stair building and hand
railing, based upon plain and practical pr nc pies,
ana Illustrated by eight large engravngs, with
Sufficient ex to IN fof m without con Z
the ieasner The author of thus work is Nr. Pat
TICK - Nelii, pIaoticai talr-buiider, who under
% inter-, and supplies that W mt in q CONCISE and
able manner. We are glad To works of this
character making thslr Appearance in Richmond ~
One volume iolia. bound in cloth. Price 81
roF SAFE DJ all bookselisIs au Alt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
naHIHE IN Tk;L.LlGsLNGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST i.
HigA Water tais day Thursday ~ o'eios'
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
schr. lily ems, Davis, Bosten, plaster Z. L. "or-
schr Leader, Provo, Yorktown, corn and wheat,
schr ocean Wave, -, jacksonville, lumber,
H. q D. H. X Co. SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, udze.
and passengers, Z. Caraoz ,oavs 8
Sem. Native, Dennis. down the river. light.
schr Baltimore. hllllps, down the river, liz mt.
sohr. Advocate. Croch, down the river, llsht.
Brig Experiment. Rogers. Baltimore, IN ballast.
NEW YoRx, July 30.-Arrived, schr- Hampton,
tiohraond CLEARED, sohrs Depew' + + sdsress-
schr. l., nchbnrg, Richmond, ship Grey EAGLE, City
Point
UFF LIZARD, July l2- Ship H. T. Vsnnard, from
City Point, for Bremen.
PHILAD sLPAIA, July 3I.-Cleared. schr. J. b.
ALEXANDRIA, July 81. Sailed, .chr Emma, Pc
tersburs.
BaLrIMoRE, July 3l.-Clearsd, schr Emma Jane.
Richmond.
LOST AND sTRAYED
80 So REwARD.-strayed from my
4 y>S.- house, on Union Hill. gu Tuesday night.
- white BULL PUPPY 1sIut,J severrl
scars on the head and had on leather collar. The
above reward will be paid I r her delivery at my
"a u2-2t' n GNU ' 81 JAMES sINroN, ia.
11r1H RUNAWAV-FIom the subscriber
LA3E~ the 10th Of July, small brnde COW,
ss.~lsse with leather strap around her neck and
n small Drass bell attached TO it, liberal reward
will lie psId for her delivery to me, or any nforma-
ton that may lead to her recovery.
au2-3t* LOUIS KEEP Z, First M arket.
I OsT-0n Tuesday. 3lst July. between Mitchell
Il d Tyler's and the Edgemont House, on Main
street. a small GOLD anu C0hAL pm, tied up in
small b"x. reward Will be paid for it If lett at
this office. au2-lt
/ u>T.-Between 18th and Governor street, a
IL SLIP or PAPER /. containing a morandum
of dry goods. The finder will please leave the
same at this office. au2 IT.
~rzr-rss sTRAYED from my farm. small
IA%E~ HEIFER, red. with very black hoois, two
Sits each ear, and tip of her tail white
"a Itperai reward will be paid for her delivery to
ne 7. J. PlCOT, New Bridge Road.
sv--7vo LOST Or 'aken though mistake, on
kAasS Tuesday morning last, from the wharf at
<xiTA Old Point Comfort. II yellow TRUNK,
marked -. II. ~ TEN DOLLARS reward will
be given for its re turn to the ofbs of the .Hygea
Hotel" Old Point, JAS II. JOHNSON.
jy 3d.
- STRAY b-From MIR Thornton's
y5A,xz> residence, on the Williamsburg Road
Nkxa about half mile below Rockets, 4 small
~~E-A. dark Nj CLE. Has q white mark around
~>-~@>> mis- neck, near the head. His shoulders
are much Scared Up. lie has been missing
about two weeks. ANY one retu ming him to Mr.
THORNTON, or to BIANKENSHIP & JOHN
STON'S stable, will be suitably rewarded.
is 2t-ts
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r Watkins e. Ficklpn

Have received this day
New ard beautiful GREY SILK PoPLINS.
WHITE FLANNELS, fine and medium.
They also offer
Superior Virginia PULLED CLOTHS, double
SHEEPS GREY, SATINETS and LIN DSEYS,
cheaper than they can be bought IN September and
Great reductions in SUMMER GOODS.
iy3 l-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

g.S NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of
49, the Stockholders 'of the TUCKAHOE
AND JAMES RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
Co -, on FRIDAY MORNING. the Sd ADJUST, at
10 O'clock A. M.
Jy 3l-4t q. w. ROISTER, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
""EnA EGENFRAt AGENT

GovEhNoR sTKEFr, RIcHMoxD Va
| have removed my Office from Wal TO Gov
vernon street. III the rear of Mr.. Il. b. Spsnle
Co.'s Clothtng Store, and hope b, strict apptlca-
ton to business to get my share ot u:
l--5tF ROBEKT HILL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
~. Church HilI Alum Water, Richmond

~ hufth Hit AIuN " attf' MT mn hd,
VA.-This W alter has been found highly tenehcla
in the Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints, hron-
ic Bronchitis, Chronic DiarrhGa. Chrome Dyson
terry, henOrrhGsia. LeucorrhGa, Proiapsus Uteri,
: assve DropsIes. Nervous Diseases, Efuptive AZ
fecuons. Ulcers and Scfofuious Diseases. The
above valuable Water can alway be had, i ESH
FROM tbs SPRING, at the Drug Stores of
Meade Il Baker, Joseph Laldley, and at my resi-
dence. tjy I2-lmJ ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
EA To GrOcers. 1.-The attention of Gro
GERS and Merchants generally is called to SEM
PIES INFALLiBLE B=KtNG POW DER-a
home article, and superior to most of the kind be
fore the public.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

m. Comparative Statement Of tue imspec
rms or ToBAcro. at the dIter@nt waIrhousss IN
the Clty Of Richmond from ire ist .. vcssotheI'
1850 TO lst August 1889, and from tne ss 0Ssooof'
I.tg to list august, 1850 -. 49, ten
LIST Aug. '59. Isi auF. d.
Shorkne Warehouse u 0zD hlius 10 % MUS
Publ Warehou g -..-..... gItz =. az 8.
eesbrook's Warehouse. 1906 . - :.
Ufbreli's Warehouse ..-... 4.92 st''o
Atayois Warehouse. OPEN r,. A.
ed 18th June, 1860. lob
1885, Lhds. "a 06 hlids.
Is S52 -
Excess Oh hhds.
VIM. Y. SHEPPARD,
Proprietor of Tobacco Exchange.
Richmond, LIST Aug, 1860. a1 2-N
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OFFICE OF THE JAS. RIVER KANAwHA Co.,l
Rchm, nd, July 2Gth, 1850.
RwS A ca III & ID Mr.. ETING of the
81 Stockholders of the JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA COMPANY will be held IL
this ci:,, pursuant to he following order. VIZ:
AT meeting of the Board OF Public Works, on
the 18th July. 1885, 1t was ordered that a meeting
of the Stockho ders Of tie James River and Ka
nawha Compahy be geld at the office OF sad Com
pany, on To SDAY, the 18th August next.
"a true copy. THos. II. De WITT,
''Sec'y b. p Works"
BY order of the resident
Wy 3rawtd WM. L. UNFORD, SsC'y,
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The mother OF Rev. Gao w Bethune died
In New York on the 30th nit,
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C,AsH FOR WHEAT.-W wish To pnIchas.
~ WHEAT, deliverable at the farmers iaHdiags
and Tor which we will pay the highest msIEet
CASH price. TH0S. BRANCH A'S0N,
49, Petersburg, Va.
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Formulation of New York,

The record of the population of the city of
New York will not probably be completed be-
fore the LIST of September, although one hun
dred collectors are busily engaged in the work
The State census of 1855 showed population
of 629 s0i the present is estimated at 900 00c.
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rer@~ THE MAMMOTH STEAMER
44EfN q II L. A 4, l.. 4 - II b, ~ :

The U. S. VI steamship ROANOKE leaves bs,s
FRIDAY afternoon, at O'Clock, and Will Iand
those who desire 10 visit the Great Eastern az MOI
folk early Saturday morning.
The YORKTOWN leaves Norfolk on SUNDAY ar
ternoon Tor Richmond. By winch oppoitunlty pas
sengers can be landsd here early Monday morn
ing
Tickets to and from Norfolk can be purchased
on board either of the steamers.
Passage to Norfolk, So. Meals extra
au2 ct LIDLAM Il WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

>IOTICE.-We have thi, daV appointed Messrs
~ THEODORE n + r. X and CHARLES
LOHNERT, partners under tn sty lie Of GAMER
q LOHNERG, our aceHts 10 carry on thA bus
ness OF selling BEER. WINES, LIQ UORS and
GIG AIRS, ia the house on Pearl street, IN the city
oC Richmond; but TO buy ami sell for cash only.
II a. bERGMANN n son,
Jnly 30 1850. laut-i2t'I Philadelph a.
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday, August lat, 1850 at the Unlver-
salist Church, by the Kew. MT.khris ley. Mr.. WILL
i Am 3. JtSkfsS and Miss ISABELLA J. Nc
LANRifE. both Of this city.