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Campaign B{Qer1phv or Lincoln.

eA1npaixn biography OF Lincoln.
We have issued campaign biography o1
the Republican standard-bearer, IN styla
80 compact and cheap that, with suitable
effort on the part of clubs, canvassers and local
committees, it may reach every voter in Tho
Northwest before the campaign is over. It il
pamphlet of SO pages, Of close type. double
columns, and in the style and shape of tho
campaign life of Col. Fremont, issued in 1856
1t has been prepared with great care. and it
may be considered reliable and authentic nar-
satire Of the life OF ABRAHAM L1xco1x,-em-
bracing also the substance of his debates with
Mr. Douglas in 1858, and complete history of
that remarkable campaign. It has been the
purpose OF the writer to make it the document
OF the times- A copy should be placed in the
hands Of every man in the Northwest who can
read the English language. For the purpose Of
giving it the widest circulation We will furnish
i at the following reduced rates:
q uo@eu 40 cents.
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81 tuouaano-. .-............... 420 90
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Address, Press aud Tribune, Chicago, Illinois.
OF the National Republf. |
can Convention.
We have few hundred copies left Of our |
'amphlet edition Of the late Republican Con.
ention. 1t is etr6dsin. report of the proceed
ags aad speeches. and embraces the official
oil Of delegates and alterna.es from all the
tates and Territories, with the Pest Office I'D.
ross Of each.
Every Republican should preserve copy of
be proceedings Of Convention that will be-
emorable IN American history. Send in your
rders.
Tho price Of the pamphlet. stitched and trin-
ed, ~ pages in double columus) is cents
'f single copp, 40 cents per dozen, or Il per
lndred. Postage extra.
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DAILY STAGE LIN NEs
Carrying Passengers, Express Packages Letter. DC
Through IN 6 1-2 Days.
ALEXANDER MAJORS
Ae0Uy Freight Line.
To Pixies Pesk, New Mexico and Ar1zonia
me undersigned has been appointed General Agent fer
me 40 st Lines, in the North West and il prepaed 10
fan:aet business connected viii -her He will fpr.
nish Tickets TO for h- daily oe Of St2xes firm
70 Denver Gta SECURING seats advance the
and STAGES from Chicago to Denver THY; recese md ior
tets g. b. ,he da!ly l!ae of stages. ne =. also a.:
~ Machinery: Ae t. forward BY Naior Heavy
o;,, 3oTt Sne Of Tie tim Of Rns.f Majors adde hess
ths Of !exha upon ths Fad 4S
Msoss r.spa1sd o icIwsd amou7 Of feisht which
nnd DESPATCH All applications to Mr. Majors for fIerh
East OF The Mississippi viii be referred updelsiknta
Leues Of inquiry promptly 4nsxered App!y addrss
y. II. WAKDER. Agent.
No. 70 Dearborn atfeet. .Chicaxo In
rnVqsnr4o4 -
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The Rivers and the Weather.
BrRl1Saros, July 24th.-River falling; thirty
inches on Lower Rapids. Wind southwest
and clear. Thermometer rs.
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sr. 1oHxs. n. F. July 9s, 4 P. M.-Two lsr1s
II steamers ar: il sight, coming in, undoubtedly
ths asro and AEiadns, with ths Prince Of Wales.
IT, IT, ooldsn Flsecs from New York, il also out.
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&e1leral NQtlre8.

- + R1TU AL MANIFESTA
- IiOsS.-Mtss ADA L. Ho1r. Kapp:ux Ard r. wr1u.
Atet Medium. will tu'd pual tiLEs u klrsstury
'aee: ees eet:ex. Admission ~ c. nts: lY:i1+1
FARM FOR EXCHANGED
=, wish to exchange Fam It GO ac1es t30 In rover,
And ID Perry ountY Mo-, the Miss tsippI hiyer
1'e And Los in Chieago. Address fest Odicts Hor
401. 1T3jx3t
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:, Ihe Hero snd AriAdine anchored Ut o'clock
this evening. Ths Prince lands In the morn.
ing. The Eoyal salute was fred from the bat
teries. There Wers great crowds on The
Enar7es, and The display Of bunting WAS very
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Foreign markets.

-,-t ~. LFEAFoot. july H. 1eso
BlEAp5Crrf1The wcauaer bad bean f.vor,b1. n, n,
thops asa,:St c9 aSss -four rrce4
sst.sy r. 70. fa1l. Witt. IL ss2. sorn e
"i.so nsa1z ~ sox %; Ssia. I'd whitt. Nastsd.
en@a r. e Z 2 ,,sa md II
E,raf Eisasf n1n nna If f., =. taeton = m us
Sasese asSe fn1 el!Eht!r lower. Talow declined ID
s.s, o. ena Nouh American H. Tie bokrr
snd Sugar h.s been buo, ut and Sd Lkacr,
eos hg quiet but dFu. Cchee steady.
LnNpoa MAnKEnBa!ink's Circular seports wheat DE-.
etin!nk. Hhtte asf3dA red Aat6s. Flour :Sfsox !rrn
stsay snksf buoyAat. and III hiKhtr. Tea heavy md
AozKr-Unehansed. bullion IN the Bank O. England
haa oecfeased co. Ha1ng Brnhers Frroft tic mr.
aer ~ TS sss4ts, ssT o. ..s
1ArEeT-1ir Telegraph to Queenstown. 'a*S'''
isxsFoel 18th = ;hFsadstuas quiet aod ssles uninn.
LoaDos Ali. +. A.-Copsots ss19s4x,
Havana Sugar Market.
u Aa'osAfAl NEW 0RLxAxa, July:l
scoAn-Asvana advts Is Of etdh report Sugar h1m.
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Cr-Props Cexeland, r1ni 1c state. AdrIatic Comet II
H. IT,, s. $: Fe sis1.dan ~ Savasii: [ j j
..mtt s.as-. smi1h. G F. ole. Eli T. tea Andrew
No.ris. 81. s=s:*,u-. "'veE, Il. sh, Cralltn.e Gen
Hubbard. = sl:on. q ~. H.. Vernon Cteyola, sum.
nit. II ,pls Leaf. Sxeejstake+.
Uowx-PEup Fee State. ntgo1 cry. 1.ve1and, TounE
Amer c., Irtsbusga bl1is SUI. htne, Morgan Me-
i,m.e brig Gs"k Easp!e state, = nair & . H lilste
# Ant1e. :, Os,r ch Driver Il skduose. FortN, IL
son. Tacy, Faicon o..an Wave, l.ook Ut. Weber.
Contest hit Squal. caarm. Fals0e.d Dyer, Steele
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF she Steamship Canada.

JOINS n. F., july 223. via sackville, 24.1t
49,; a. M:Ithe royal steamship Canada from liv.
Ii'.poo' l4'h: T1a Queenstonn 18th, passed Cape
isace a. g. o'clock this (Monday) evening. TIE
] SIny o. Washington from New York arrived st
xHlserpool on the 18th. Tho Illinois from New
1ork arrived at Southampton on tho 18th.
=. a olapatch from Csgliari says the Neopoitan
~ esenm corvette Delaca, ak guns, has gone over
- tls16aldL Several steamers have been pur-
sailep. f0''' N"@ wv A"1
Liverpool cotton market was steady. Prices
sionB dull,
The steamship City OF ofwsshiuRton, from New
19sx' 9 arrived st Liverpool on the 18th.
4ne faris Pakrie asserts thAt the siege Of
snngo 10 assist the Ncapotitans unless they gave
SIMILAR proofs Of confidence in tbe Sicilians, by
s ssanstained insutrectiun. Garibaldi's ministry
had reaigned.
=. u was reported that Naples had notified Eng
.aao and Franco Of her intention to offer the
had assen,ed, but England hesitates.
IN !he british Par Lament the ministers were
questloned as to the transfer Of the Galway
contract to the Canadian line. Mr. Gladstone
Ha'a the government did not intend to sanction
ne tFanster on ita own responsibility, and
hltted to Parliament.
SIR Robert Peel called on the government not |
to assent to the connection OF Sicily to Pied. !
mont.
Lord John Russell replied that the govern.
ment could not depart from the great principle
that the people had the right 10 choose their
own government without interference
-. Lord John Russell explained the position of
.he proposed European Conference relatiye to
Savoy. England had adopted the propostion
# Prussia while Austria hesnates. The gov.
.rnment had DO knowledge of the replies by
he other governments.
1t Was stated in Parliament that the British
orces in China reach II 900 men.
The French government aud legislature dis
'greed as to the bill relating to the expectation
Il rags mud the bill was Withdrawn.
The bank Of France monthly returns shows
esrease in cash Of 81 .o0, ,000f.
The course was aminated and higher, The |
entes closed G9c. 15c.
The insurrect!on in Syria continues. Fued
'ashn had gone there On special mission,
5ned with iull powers, aud in view Of that fact
'oeland and France hare agreed 10 abstain
ON present interference. II Turkey, howev
+, proves incapable these two governments
ave agreed on identical instructions to their
dmlsals to stop the massacree.
At the destruction Of the village the Druses
!lled more than 5000 unatmed men in cold |
lood.
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ST. JOINS, N. F., July a3-The following dis.
patch per North Hriton Was mialaid, aud was
only discovered to-d.y:
GREAT bR1TA1x-The British Government
had announced in Parliament that they had or.
d'red squadron to the coast Of Syria with in-
structlons to stop the outrages sgalnst the
Christians, and that France hrd done ike
wise.
Lord John Russell intimated that an agree.
ment Lad been effected between England and
France relative 10 the Eewfoupd d1and fisheries.
Canton telegram Of May 2ad reports the
export trade atagnant.
The rebels were making progress against the
lmperia'Ists. Chusan was in charge of the
Commissioners The erection of extensive
forts on The Peiho is confirmed.
Trade Ut Shanghai was improving.
There was great alarm a. Beyrout, aud the
Franks and Christians bad taken refuge Gu
board tie foreign men of-war.
The Calcutta mail of June 14th, and that from
Hong Kong, Of May 23d, had reached England,
and the American portion is On board the Can
ada. The British forces had left for the Feiho
a collision WAS considered inevitable.
The Calcutta market WAS dull; private ac-
counts say cotton goods hadimproved. Freigh.s
we're dropping. Exchange at Hong Kong was
at a 10d. There was was nothing dong in Tea
at Shanghai Trade was improving in tea
Silk dull.
CoxAERcIAL.-Thea advices from Manchester
are unfaTorable. Prices were in favor OF buy
ers, but the tone WAS rather more cheerful un-
der tie satisfactory Calcutta telegram.
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Fl CATnAR1srs Julr cot 1. x-The following vessels
ptsaed d.Fts9 The last 81 h utt:
uP-Echn. Il u tcheil Ma, noxef Mediterranean, Titan,
D2sien, MekQse, HiyA. l. Latham, II Peck.
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FOR PIXIES PFAK.-The under
a1ned a1e prepared TO .eef for sle ne~ly invented
QuAhIf PuLVERtZEK. f1}uBois pztxnt1 especia1-
a1.psa - r. Pies Ptat taa: combines he qualities
.! benz Light Cheap. Eaa,iy Manaeed and DU RABLE;
fGai{ so I'D xsa. bu; 500 pound. md ean be packed
~ ta& m91ht1lns on moles Ad worked all winter without
xatsF " WARRANT this MI 10 do ~ per cent murs
"2sH Wlo INC sAtne power. than the best stamp mill
WeNe prepared 70 fusu ssh his kind Of mill Of arY Be:
nc pest machinery In under the patent tu
0oaol14 1fon Ore Or NAcadalnizpk Stone.
1alne nay be En- in operation tie MAchIn7 Shop
~ Nosea "a Pk street. West tEttee or address,
InAnon. "'~'' ~ 'A'1'-
= \. NJ sots. DUBOIS & ACtTIE
!AA 40e!I6. is.ce CrAw.y
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A STEP TOWARD ERIAL NAvIGATIoN.-A
navigable balloon, called the Flying Fish"
has been exhibited in Paris, at the Exhibition
Palace, and was taken TO the courtyard of
the Tuileries to be shown to the Emperor
His Majesty, leading the Prince Imperial by
the hand, inspected the apparatus, and the
Empress examined it from one of the WIN
doWs. The balloon, which is somewhat in the
form of whale, is provided with paddle
wheels, worked by small engine, and made
to act in any direc ton by means of a rudder
placed at one of the extreuities. The whole
was kept captive at a height of some yards,
and executed different manGuvres, among
which were a circle and a stoppage before the
window of the Empress. The Emperor wit
messed the experiments with much interest,
and addressed numerous inquiries to the in
yentOr,
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n The Great virginia Remedy, and ns

gsAars'tPETERs PTETTERs! fNFFnaLTifBLE LTifBLE REMEbY INT HS
FOR GONNORRHRE AND ALL SECRET Dis
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurial or Basamlc properties, exoels
every thing heretofore offered the pupic in its Gu
ratIve, restorative and renovating powers; and
the aoove remedy wi cure the above Diseases and
contounded when they. have ocular demonstra.
xnswn % Of III the Temedy for thH 1ears as
known of case of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, and all other cases OF
shorter duration to be restored, without single
exception. ard therefore challenges any case OF
oonorrhGa which the remedy will not cure. pro
vided the directions carried out with prudence
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
hall dozen bottles, and using accordingly, IN hls
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine
free of charge, to compe etc the cure, through his
agents; and a cure will be effected without incon
venence to the patient
Sold by APPERSON i DUPUY, No. 2Ol Broad
street, and o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Drug
glsts. agents for the city of Richmond.
NH 2f-d6nIt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

THE PRICE OF Provisions IN EUROPE
The English journals TEEN with The COM
plants OF the high price of provisions and
writers from France state that meat was never
before so dear in that country as II the pres
ent time To confirm this statement The fol-
lowing list of prices is given OF the charges In
Paris. We reduce the rates 10 American cur
rency. FIllet Ct beef, 4S cents per pound ~;
ramp steak, (and ieariuIiy tough they are "a
cents the pound; inferior beef tor making soup,
(bone inciuded,) Is cents the pound i; ordinary
joints OF veal and mutton are % cents the
pound. Salmon is sold At 81 cents the pound
A single mackerel costs ~ cents. Vegetables
and Iruit were never known to be so dear As
now,
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EA Common sense rules the mass of the
people, whatever the mIsnamed and mlsanthrope
philosophers may say to the contrary. show them
good thing, let its merits be clearly demonstra-
ted, and they will not hesitate to give it their
most cordial patronage. The masses have al
ready ratified the Judgment Of a ply sician, con
cernlng the virtues of ofHOSTETTER'S BITTERS,
as may be seen in the immense quantities of this
medicine that annually sold in every section
of the and 1t is now recognized as greatly supe
rior to ali other remedies yet devised for diseases
of the digestive organs, such as dIarrhPa, dy sen
ierv. dyspepsia, and for the various fevers that
s, stem, Hostetter's name is rapidly becoming a
household word from Mane to Texas, from the
shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the ar
tcIe and be satisfied.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. iy 2-Im
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RA Use the Best. :. Semple's IniaIIibl,
BAKING POWDER. The best in use.
oOK ATTHE pRICEs-GREAT

OOK AT THE PRIC GREAT
II SLAUGHTER-MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE
ROOM For FALL 60UDS.-Eiegant berese
Robes and Fiounees at s5 20, Orsand, Double
SKIRT Dresses at S2; Dress Silks at Sue per yard;
towels at o per doz -ench Gins hams, ,ha n, some
styles, l2,sc. per yard Parasos at half price; Or
French Bereses very low; Black Lace Nantes
sna Bornons Mt reat sacrifices; 100 old. ned
from SIS to $50 will he sold from 81 to 90 each;
Black Lace Mitts CHEAP; Hoop Skirts, best steel
and new shape. at half the ORIGINAL price. Now Is
the time for bargains at the Down town Emporium
Of ALFRED MoSLs, " Main st,
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IA. Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer.
GUS families who have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
RIOS E'S MEDICINES, always with the most un
bounded happy results, that some unprincipled
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
mas been compelled to change the wrapper, which
is plain without any figures, and his written sigma
s over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, SO that the public can again obtain
chose remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their suterings,
DR.. J. 3. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
and diseases OF the lungs IS the standard remedy
The PAIN CURER for pains, rheumatism, cholic,
spra.ns or bruises, and the DISPEPTIC COM
POUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold by Druggists generally, and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, IO7 Broad st,
iaT-ly Richmond, Va,
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~ Prices X educed. Finding cur stock OF
DRESS and other FANCY GOODS rather too
heavy, shall from this date reduce the prlces as
toows-say: -------
Handsoms French Printed BEREGES, 25 cents;
Very pretty small figured HALF MOURNING
do 20 cents.
Super French 0RGANDIES, IS cents.
Super French JAC0NET. Is cents
Chintz patterns French ORGANDlES, 80 cents.
Fancy DRESS SILKS. all bought this Spring at
unusually low prices.
GREY DRESS GOODS, all qualities at cost.
Silk. Lace. Poplin and other MANTLES, at re-
duced prices. ,,,,,,
French worked sets of COLLARS and SLEEVE
Our stock Of STAPLE GOODS is as sood as it
has been this season. =, ~
Determined to reduce the stock, we shal oHer
the goods at low prices. - o,r,,r
je l9lm CHiLES az CHfNEhf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

Bad Charactsrs.-UntiI within a few nights
past, very few attempts at burglary have been
made for several weeks. Several desperate
characters, who had been driven from the city
have lately returned, aud the police, very nat
uraliy, attribute all hou.e- breaking opera.
Ions TO Them. OF course they will De cared
for, as soon as their Ioca ations and association:
caR be discovered.
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A Judge not According to Appearance
But Ii re sensible men, test the products of your
aols hbors and friends, and then, II not worthy
PREM UM BITTERS. We recommend them as
superior to all Northern remedies for Dyspepsia
and lndls sestion, and If, upon trial, they do not
prove their superiority, then we say discard them
AS a tonic, physicians of the highest standing
speak of them IN the strongest terms of PRAISE
GtVe them a trial. These Bitters are TO be had of
all Druggists IN this city and esewh he re- III Virginia
T.. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
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EA Baths, Baths, Baths.

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be I'd daily, from O'Clock A. NJ ;, until 10
NJ, At the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
pooIng and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance on llth street. Single Bath cts:
or i've tickets for 81.
xA Leeehes! Leeches!: Leeches!!!- IL
have Just received, BY Adams Express, lot of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which wall be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
Z. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to can be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri
can Hotel, iantTance on llth street, and at night
ap l3--ts X. c.. HOBS0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

a SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWEEN
FRANCE AND THE UNITED SrATHs.-Advices
from Paris announce the fact that Louis Ma
poleon has sent to the Corps LegisIatiff for
approval convention for the laying of sub
marine telegraph between France and the
United States No particulars are given in
the Monitsur Of the Cd inst, which makes this
announcement, and as yet nothing is known
Of the route that will be adopted for the line,
or the time when it will be laid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

PosT-OFFIcE AFrAIRs.-A new Office is es-
,aoishea al Murphy's Mills, Wood county,
master. Office at Darden's Store, Mar semond
county, Va, is discontinued AT Namipy
Grove, Westmoreiand county, Va, Columbus
Harrington Is appointed postmaster, vice p
Q. George, resigned. At Mauch Chunk. Car
bon county, Pa, Mrs. Jane +. Richter Is ap-
pointed postmaster, vice John l.. Cooper, re-
signed Ea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

NEW REMEDY FOR NEURALGIA.--The Jour-
saL de Chensis Msdicals con tains an account OF
the discovery of ID new and powerful seda-
tive in neuralgia, just discovered by Dr. Field.
The su bs tance used is nitrate of oxyde and
glycile, and is obtained by treating giycerine
at a low temperature with sulphuric nitric
acid. One drop mixed with 90 drops Of spirits
of wine, constitutes the first dilution. A case
of neuralgia in an old lady, which had resisted
every known remedy, was completely cured
by this new agent.
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Daring Robbvy.-Yesterday morning Mr..
VIM. Bohannan, an employee in Mr. Rowe's
wagon shop, corner of 18th and Grace streets,
hung his gold watch over his bench at which
he was at work, and when he looked for it a
few hours thereafter, discovered that it had
suddenly disappeared. Yesterday afternoon
officer Seal supposed he had discovered a trace
of the missing time piece, and will probably
have negro before the Mayor this morning
who is suspected of the offence.
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WEALTH OF CUBAN FOREsTs-The wealth
OF the Cuban forests, in woods suitable for the
cabinet maker and joiner, the carpenter and
wheelwright, as well as dye and tan woods,
medical gums and ship timber, is far greater
than is supposed by those unacQuainted with
the interior OF the Island. OF the % 93S, ASS
acres Of uncultivated land I'm Cuba, al least
IL, 400, 900 acres are covered by forests filled
with woods valuable either for utility or or
nament
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COUNTKRFEITERs ARREsTRD-In Parkers-
burg, Va, on the 18th inst, a Cincinnati po-
llceman arrested Ira Johnson and Hiram SUIT
ton, and found the plates, materials and tools,
and large quantity OF counterfeit money in
their possession. He then proceeded 10 the
little town OF Schoolville, about nine miles
below Parkersburg, on the Ohio side, W here he
found some more counterfeit money, an en-
graTer's press and quantity of bank. note
paper in the possession of one Adam Vaien-
the, whom he succeeded after a severe con-
fiict, in arrestiLg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

The NeW Aims House-now being built-will
not, in all probability, be completed this year;
but the Council Committee having charge of
the work expect 20 get portion of it finished
In time 10 give the paupers comfortable q uar-
ters for the approaching winter. The edifice
Is to be an airy and subs tan tial one, and is to
be constructed on plan that will give the
keeper entire control of his subjects, and at
the same time afford them ample means for
healthy exercise and recreation.
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FATAL Acknowledging Hamilton, of
Lin wood, Delaware county, Pa. came to his
a. picnic at Fairview, on the 4th Ut July
last. He was engaged In swinging, when the
swing broke and he fell to the ground, dis
tance OF some fifteen feet. He was about 20
years Of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

To BREW "YE TIGERS MILK Take the
yolks OF three eggs, one half pint best brandy.
the peel OF one lemon cut tnin, a wine glass Of
white sugar, and dozen cloves and cardamons;
add 10 these one quart of fresh milk and crate
In part OF nutmeg. SIR well, say grace
think OF your friends, shut your eyes, and
drink.-Sptrit Of the Timss.
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Testing the Questionable terday afternoon,
Judge Meredith was engaged for some time In
hearing an argument against the cons titut tion- :
Hastings Court. The question came up on a
habeas corpus in behalf of Joseph N. Gill,
charged with stabbing James II Davis, on the
I'd of June, and was argued with ability by A.
Judson Crane, Esq. counsel tor Gill, and by
Mr.. Tazewell, the Attorney for the Common
wealth. Without concluding the arguments,
the cause was adjourned until to-day.
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NOT ACCEPTED-The Baltimore Board of
Police Commissioners have determined not TO
receive the $780, which amount was the por-
ton set apart for the use of the police force of
that city by the Japanese Embassy as an ac-
acknowledgement of their services while attend
ing their reception there A check for the above
amount had been received hy Marshal Kane
from Mr.. Belmont, of New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

NORTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.-From tha
report OF the President and Directors of the
North Carolina Railroad 1t appears thar the
total receipts of the road for the previous
year reached Si27, l04S7, being an increase
over the receipts of the previous year, of
foot up sl92 937 81; net profits s2a4, l67.32.