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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-03
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.


CuARLorrHsvILLE, Va, July g.
The following Is a list of graduates In Law
and Medicine, and the Masters OF Arts, IN the
University for the present session. Tnefe
~ also be- some two or three Bachelors OF
Arts whose names have not ascertained :sss
M-Jicsns with the title Of Doctor of Medi-
eine.-B b. hunter. Texas; r. T. Page,
Clarke; w. II. Peek, Hampton; ~. M. Read,
Henry; A. f. Slaughter, Culpeper; 7. b. Sto-
ford; J. r. Ward, Lynchburg; w. X. Wilson,
North Carolina.
Lap-With the Title of Bachelor of Law
Edward O. Anderson, Jr., Savannah, Cal
Samuel p. Davis, Liberty John @. Mason,
Falmouth John l.. Massie, Augusta; Camm
Patteson. Buckin CHAM VIM. Thomson Beau
fort s. O.; VIM. Il. Towles, Bayou Sara, La
Masters Of Arts.-Wm. Allen. WincheAter !
l. M. Blaclxford, Lynchburg; Jas. M. Boyd,
I.ynchbnrg; Charles NJ. Gibbens. Lynchburgi
JSbn NJ Gregory, Jr., Richmond Herbert I'll.
Harris, LoE isa; r M. L. Hunter, Jr, Essex ;
VIM. II. Mackoy, Kentucky; John b. Magru-
der, Albemarle; Joseph A. Turner, Hicks
ford Richard Wake, Jr Norfolk.
In the other schools there are the usual num-
Der of graduates but as the list is not yet per-
feet, / withhold 1t for to morrow, when l will
send correct list of "grad mates, "proficients,"
and distinguished students, in all the
classes.
Some correspondent in the Enquirer said
there would be no graduates In Law this year.
The list send tells another tale.
On Wednesday, at / O'Clock, the eloe uent
VOORHEES,, of Indiana, will deliver his address
before the literary societies. Persons coming
up on the Central cars can get off at the Uni
versity, the train stops there which ar
rives there by 10 L O'Clock each day.
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MARRIED.
On the 26th u1t, at St Peters Catbsdrsl; z, the
Rev. Mr. Andrews. MATHEW j. LEoNAhD 10
Miss ELIZA MACCABE.
IA Nav York Herald please copy.
DIED

O1a0,
the Il. Instant s Mt; q cor
sica. and moved to this CITY about YEAR, 80;
where he has SINCE lived, honored and respected
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at 3ts
O'Clock. from the residence of his brother. Mr..
Thomas Samanni. on Broad street. The relatives
and friends of the deceased and his family are in
vited to attend without further notice.
On Sunday night, at II o'clock, az his fathers
in the Nth year OF hIs age.
His funeral will take place OH Tuesday, the 3D.,
at o'clock A. M. The friends and acquaintance
are requested to attend without further notice.
illness, Mrs. FRANCES A. MURRY, wife Of
Samuel hurry, in the 6lst year OF her age.
Her funeral will be preached this evening ut
O'Clock at the Leigh street Baptist Church, by Ur
Burrows The friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend
Henrico, AUG USTfNE NJ. bRAXTON, IN the Goth
year of his age.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday, the Sd
INST at half past oclock, from his residence. His
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
On Monday. ID July, EUDORA EUPHRASIA,
aged eleven months infant daughter of Edward
h and Leonora J.. Monteiro.
her funeral Will be preached to- day. at ii o'ck,
az the residence OF her father, of Grace and
Madison streets. The friends of the family are
invited to attend.
Ia Henrco county, on Saturday, 30th ult., AR
James, aged months week and days.
Dearest Renna. thou has left us.
A1d Thy loss we deeply feel;
But tbs God who has beret us.
he can III our sorrows heal.
APetersburg Express please copy.
On Saturday, the Both June, LILLIAN MARIA,
youngest child of VIM. A. and Cornelia NJ. Char
tiers, aged months and Is days.
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Railways nIndia.

1t appears from British Official report on
railways in India TO the end of 1859. that the
length OF railways completed and opened in
that country was 452 miles that the number
OF passengers carried last year was 2 722 30
and that the receipts from passenger traffic
amounted to tl57, 43l. The total amount of
capital now paid up and lodged with the Gov.
ernment is FL, 079,7l2.
This, however, is but a beginning OF i'm
mense railway undertakings in India, which
are Intended TO provide great highways for
political and commerciaI purposes The Eas.
India Railway, from Calc u tia to Delhi Win
numerous branches, will be 1888 zai,es in
ieng'n. 1t Will be finished in the year 1sea :
The Great India Peninsula pa.lway which
II is expected, will be comp isied In lsia will
be !, 2oo miles long. This galway will Come,
the great ton.grQ xns districts of Oentr.,
thoia WIN tie seaport OF Bombay pss
Maaras halfway will be $50 miles i, lam,
q large part Of 1t will be onsaed auri,,
1hs present year. 1t expected 70 effect great
poiiucai services and to opSe out large ais.
Ticts OF country to commerce. Those who
imagine that Great Britain is losing her snsr,
giles with age, viii not find the proof of q IN
tne administration Of affairs in India
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The Fourth at the University.

Hon. Mr.. VOORHEES,, of Indiana, whose
magn ificent speech in defence of Cook, gave
him national reputation, will deliver an ora
ton at the University on the approaching 4th
of July. There will no doubt be a great crowd
to hear him. If he can address 4 literary au-
dience as we'll as he can a jury, the Univers ity
men will have reason to be proud OF their O ra-
tor. He is said to be noble specimen of a
man-phy sically as well as intellectually
and to have a voice of uncommon power and
richness. As one of those brave, true men OF
the Nor thwest, who have always stood by the
flag of the Constitution and the u nion, we
welcome him with both hands 10 Old Vir-
giiia
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James RarrOn Hone, ESQ,

We otaefye tnatJAMxs BARRON HOPE, Is O.,
of Hampton. is to deliver poem in 6sqsi ca
ton of the Hall of the Philom athean Liter airy
Society, in the new College building os IVn-
liam and Mary, on the 4pl of July. Il rare
poetic treat may be expected Mr.. EsP is
probably the first of Southern poets, and his
modesty Is equal to his &c nius. We know no
finer specimenanywhere of the cultivated en-
tleman, none s5ho has more genuine chiva Try
and eievatio's OF character, dignity and grace of
manners, and higher literary culture
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The Prince Of wales.

We learn from the New York Herald that
our Government has, rs yet, received no off,
cial animation Of the Princes Intended visit
to this country, and as the time for his de-
parture from England IL near AZ hand, II II
has not already arrived, the probability is that
nohe will BE- given. The inference Is that he
desires to travel as a private gentleman, and
not as Prince of Wales. If 1t be SO, we highly
commend his taste and forethought for ne
contriyes to avoid a vast deal of annoyance "
which he would otherwise be subjected, an"
at the same time places himself in situa.ioh
TO see the country in much truer coiofs .""''
would otherwise be possible. IL ne came nv
as the heir apparent of the British crown n''
VIII ole progress through the country "o"'" "e
one continued scene OF state ana ceienoh5.-
This we presume. he wishes 10 a'oio as iar
=. ,,ss,nia and there is much wisdom in his
concentration. 1t is intimated, however, that
tho pres ,dent ought to invite him, at once, to
accent the Inequalities of the Presidential
mansion. and, If there be any difficulty as TO
the form in which the invitation is to be ex-
tended, to consult the British Minister at
Washington. II is great pity, we think 'i'a'
Congress did not invite him, and leave Inc III
yitation to be transmitted by the PRESIDENT
The case, however, is q novel one, ana we
presume nobody thought Off
1t is greatly to be desired tl'as the Prince OF
Wales should see as much OF our country and
our citizens as possible. This he never could
do travelling AS the eldest son OF the Queen
of Great Britain, and heir of the greatest
monarchy in the world. As plain Baron
RKsrIKw (the incog. which he used on the
he will enjoy this opportunity as
fully as any private gentleman could
This we suspect, is what he desires. The
q ueen, who besides being great sover-
eign, is an extremely sensible woman, if she
is not greatly beiied, no doubt prefers this
method of travelling for her son, and this is
probably the reason why her government
gave no official in timation of the Intended
tour. Everybody in this country will feel
iesirsus to make his sojourn as agreeable as
possible. Ii his reception were public, the
national enthusiasm would ascend to the
very highest point. This he is probably well
aware of, and he knows, also, that how graft
tying soeyer it might be to him, individual
Iy, it would, in some measure, defeat the
object of his visit. He would see the coun-
ry, not in her every day clothes, which is
exactly what he wants to see, but i'll her holi-
day garments.
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they are to have rare literary banquet a,
Old William and Mary on the 4th of Iulv
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, Esq, the well kuown
iyrist, will delivers poem before ,hs DR.; D.
Kappa Society; Gro. w. MuNropn -"
Secretary Of the Commonwealth. vii, ssssv
the annual address before the socisty :, ~.
Alumni; JAhEs BARRON Hops. nsa =,
Hampton, will deliver poem in ,sdiea,ion of
The Hall Of tss Philomathsan LITERARY Society
Of tbs rev College building. and jas, Lyons
Esa, will. At the requss. Of the F.on,tv =,
liver an address before the gradus,.s and :,
dents At large. Trnly,a rare aaasy o. sA no u
genius and ora.psisslaeIii,y, y ~ Ell
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The National ADMiyersar e.

There seems to be preparations going on in
all the principal cities OF the Union to cele-
brate the Fourth of 5uly in the oti-fashioned
style of military, oratorical and patriotic jubi-
laton. There is a good deal of A, nerican feel
ing still left in the country, and it. makes itself
manifest On all suitable occasions. 1t is pleas
ing to observe that all the polite: parties en-
phtstically announce their loyalty to the
Union, which is strong proof that section
alism is not popular. Far distant be the day
when the Fourth of July shall a waken no pa
triotic associations, sentiments and hopes in
the breasts of American citizerls!
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New York and Phil3 .delDhia.

The journals of these two c tiles are belabor-
ing each other without sti MT. We are sur
prsed to see some of the papers which had a
good deal to say lately abo,at the dignity of
the press, indulging in very coarse vitupera-
tions. The occasion Of this nnseemiy exhibit
ton is the late visit of the japanese, for whose
favor. with an eye to future commesG.' the
two cities are rival aspirants. We had sup
posed New York was sufficiently we'll Sc tiled
on her commercial legs to view with com
placency the competi don of any or all the
provincial towns"
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ThP Greaf EaSiarn

If any one wants to make a Northern t. ZIP,
now is the time to do it. The Great Fest ern
Is sight not often seen. After once inSpe ct
ing that vessel, man may content himi elf
with never seeing another ship. All that the
manufacturing skill and maritime archit &C.
lure OF Inc rlcnest nation in the Wocid can stc-
compilsh, mas been expended in that yess ell.
1t used up about forty acres of oak forest in
scotland TO build the first British ship of the
line, OF 1000 tons, and II is saiG there is lot
oak enough left in Scotland to build a woos len
ship of the size oE the Great Eastern.
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We regret 10 lear n from a correspondent of
the Richmond Esq, 1irey, that Professor JOHN
Ii. MINOR, tine DIST nguished Professor of Law
at the UNIVERSITY of Virginia, has suffered Sc
riously of la 10 + ..om disease of the throat,
ana that Praafs sor HoLCoMBE, Assistant Pro-
lessor OF LAW, has returned from Europe in
such lee al6 Ar' 18th us TO be unable to lecture.
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Rockingham &. II. Oh the 4,h,

OAK leaders will bear in mind that the K ich-
mead and Lynchburg Railroad Coaven ton
meets at Buckin CHAM Corrt- House ON the Attn
of July. All the delegates appointed to repre-
sent this city ought to be in attendance
There viii, IN all probability, be a full repre-
sentation OF ali the counties interested, and
we should show our country friends that We
are in earnest, nd fully alive to the immense
OF t.hisl Dad.
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~ ue Watering places.

IhsalohW Gather is beginning TO increase the
hpNben of visitors at the mountain Springs
= asi the s@ side resorts. Our own citizens have
81 eat fAe' ties for reaching the salt water, and
''saii mr. even short excursion TO the seaside
fof FIRES benefit TO both health aud spirits The
sa's'ltary influence of the ocean air upon deli
G Aas children e specially, cannot be oyerrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-03

N.Y. The BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
at REEs' Mammoth Gallery, las Main St, near
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted the highest style of the art at all hours
IN the day and any kind of weather. Photographs
colored in Oil, Aquarlile, Pastel or India ink
Price rs cti., SO cts. Sl-from that UP to $500.
n
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A correspondent OF the Richmond Enquirer
srges Eswports News.-where he says the
Great Eastern could easily lie at anehor,--as
shipping port for the city Of Richmond, and
The construction of an airline railroad be-
tween the two points,
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Fifty ship carpenter and thirty belt drivers
and laborers, were discharged Saturday from
the Nayy-Yard.
Hon. Herschel V. Johnson, candidate for
Vice President, made speech at Atlanta, Ga,
Saturday night.
The Breckenridge and Lane ratification
meeting at Norfolk, Va, has been postponed
until after the State Convention.
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ARREsT.-The young man Gornto, charged
with robbing the letters at the Post Office,
Princess Anne, Va, of money, ard who fed as
soon as it was discovered, has been arres ted in
Vicksburg, Miss, and is row awaiting the ac-
ton of the U. s. Marshal
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MARINE INruLLIonNCp.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 2.
High Water Ass day tTaesday) Ak e'sisel.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
.na GcqSh New York. d1s
) Steamer BsIvIds!s. kssns,. Baltimore. mdss.
a. ffsL fh.d.lph... ms..
and passen gsrs. e. P. CaIdozo.
c. r. Workman Co. samoa ''."'
Brig Brothers. B!assell. st. Martins, salt, Ed
,schr; Burnett, Johns, Philadelphia, pig iron, J.
sohJ ysu%fsae g. Clifford, Charleston, lum-
Sci, seh.; Sq5th CAROLINA, BUNTING Philadelphia.
sohI. Henry Trayers.. Wyatt. Charleston. lum-
Der, +. I. Ragland Bro
schr; J. w. Roche, Rogers. Jacksonville, lum-
Der, Whitock Son.
Sehrr; +Alvorado, Slower, White Point, gravel.
.scbr. Ring Dove, Adams. Baltimore, pig iron,
so1r. J. Hin, Weldon, Jacksonville. lumber.
"n''i''k " SOC SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze.
steamship City of Richmond. M,tchell, Phlla-
delphia mdze; and passengers. c. +: Cardozo.
schr. M r. Ivey. down the river, light.
City Point, July 2, 1860.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Margareth, from New York.
steamer YORKTOWN, Parrish: New York.
Steamer BeIviders. Keens, Bat,moIe;
Steamer Pennsyivanla, -, Philadelphia.
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, Richmond
SAILED,
Steamer Yorktown, Parrish. Richmond.
Steamer pennsylvania, -, Richmond.
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York
CLEARED.
JUNE 2S-Barque kosmos, Capt. de Harde, with
40 hhds tobacco and stems, for Bremen, by Lud
lam Watson.
July 2.-Cleared. ship Henry Buck. Griffin, Rot
teIdam, with 100 hlds tobacco, 81 hhds tobacco
stems, by Charles Palmer.
MEMORANDA
Schr. J. w: Roche, July LIST, at Old Fort, on
James river, IN a squall. had both masts and top
mast shlvered by lightning. No one injured on
board; VII tow to Baltimore to repair, damages.
On June 10th In lat 81 Is, long 70 80, the schr T.
J: HILL Cap, w eden, fell in with schr. President,
of Brook Haven, abandoned and waterlogged--
76 IS. the schr. T. }. Hill. while laying to shipped
heavy sea. carrying away outwater, head and
ne ad rails and boat from the davits. and sustain
BALTIMORE. July laird, sohrs. Alice Gibson,
Zephanlah and Saco, from North Carolina; Co.
Willis, Richmond.
NEW YORK, June 3O.-Cl'd, schr Empire, Nor
folk.
NORFOLK, June 3O.-Arr'd, schr. Ambition, City
Point.
HAMPTON ROADS. June 3O--Arr'd, schr NJ
CLARK from SombIero. bound for Richmond.
PAssENGERs PER SrEAMsHIP YORKTOWN, PAR
RIsH, Master, from New York:
Thomas s. Baker, Mitchell Hart, J. r. Carson,
Dexter Otey, nss J. Fletcher, Mrs. r. Stnson,
John MeElrath, Mrs. P. H. Masse, J. H. Mills
and Mrs. W, il. Mosby, Il. Philips and lady, DR..
i. Morton, Nj. Danenburg, Theo. Neterhausser
and wife; NJ ISIS Louisa Rumpsh, Mrs. NJ. Lannere,
X. Merritt c. Ii. Werkmuller, E. Elting, j. NJ
CheveIs and daughter w. Finley, Mrs. Brown
And i Pf.n Mrs Ellen Lubbock A Loyensk. G.
Dunn. Irving Hull, Nj. Brown, John Jones, Mrs
AZ. sawyeI W A; Donaldson, Miss B; Waters,
Curre, John v. A. Gillespie. Miss Ida Gray and 5,
IN Storage.
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zsaI$SSSfds n S SssS sSsjo1sfsai4fs::
Steamer GLEN COVE, Cspt. w. r. cAaIsa, viii
WEsSsPRs 6xSSYxS5SRENH s 3: s; oY: ,s ...s.
"a i;i +. e. O.
ula! laadlnss going and return,ng;,,.
with the privilege OF returning a. any time daring
the week, BIZ either boat. Freight as usual.
jy Sit X. o. HASKINS
H. FOURTH July ExCUh-
o....-.- -. MOUTH AND NORFORLK.-Ths
Ss,ssms or CURTIS PICK, CAPT, z, g; GITEons,
TpEbs e sS 81 .' s sS :s sass' q, r.
wharf ut Rockets alta O'Clock, p. M :. arrive AZ
oid FONT about O'Clock; thence to Portsmouth
sne Ht? ,s and rs NoI pess sysnng WED
Portsmouth and Old Point, and arrive at Rich
mond about o'clock A. M, Thursday morninS'
Passage for the round trip; $40.
IA MEALS INCLUDED. On this occsaon
PASSENGERS will have the privilege of returning on
jy 22t r. u. HASKINs
ExCURSiON TO CHeSTER.-The Sabbath
ga Shnrch IN Manchester. will make an EXCUR-
SION TO CHESTER. on the Richmond and Pc
tefshurg Railroad. on WEDNESDAY, next. the
IN instant and will be glad to have as many = T
So, The train will leave the depot at Richmond al
2 clock A. MI. precisely, and Manchester about
Ia O'Clock A. VI. Those who wish TO 20 from
Richmond will Ind committee at the oars, from
whom they can purchase tickets. Also, commit
tee In Manchester for the same purpose.
A- Tickets for the round trip, dinner inciuded
ONE DOLLAR. BY THE COMMITTEE.
2-3t*
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SUIoIDE-John Hughes, a wealthy citizen

SUICIDE.-John Hughes, a wealthy citizen of
Gloucester county, Va, worth Sl00,000, and
one Of the most honorable and estimable men
in the county, committed suicide on Thurs
day last. 1t appears that about two weeks
previous to the commission of the deed he
lost his youngest son, which had powerful
influence on his mind, and he frequently re-
minded those around him that he did not care
TO live. In exemplitcation of this statement
he took laudanum, but the dose did not fulfill
his purpose, and on the day mem toned he re-
paired to one of the out-houses on his farm,
where he sat down and, as is supposed, delibe-
rately cut his throat with razor. His where
abouts We're discovered TOO late to prevent the
las [ breath
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IT,. EXCUKS SION TO Old
2 $iAzzr-& p q ] " II pNRTS MQIITH Am

.n-. EXCUK SION TO Old
E.s.slAs..zsSP ONT, P9RTsMoUTH AND
1s sz'sssax NORFOLK:-The steamer CUR
IT'S PECK, Capt T.. C. CLIFFORD. fitted up IN a
neat style for night travel, will make an excursion
to the above places on SATURDAY EVENING
next, I'd INST, land regularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter. during the watering
season. leaving the wharf at Rockets at clock
p. NJ. arrive at OLD POINT about IL O'Clock;
thence to PORTSMOUTH ard NORFOLK, and
return the next evening ,tSUNDAY, lleaving Nor
folk vt o'clock, touch at POI tsmouth and Old
Point, and arrive Mt Richmond about o'clock A.
M. Monday morning.
PAssAGE for fhe trip, to Old Point, Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and return. (meals included, 50 so.
~ No REIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
TRIP. lie l-tsl r. o. KlNS.
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Correspondence of the Richmond pjspateh

AZ difS IN LyHChbH1g.
LYNCHBURG, VA, July l.
The weather for the last four or five days
has been intensely warm.
q. w. Sites, formerly connected with the
Petersburg Press, but more recently engaged
as associate editor of the Bedford Sentinel,
made an attempt, yesterday, while laboring
under temporary alteration, TO commit sui
eide, in which he nearly succeeded. In order
to accomplish his purpose, he first went to
Mrs. Jourdan's, about seven miles from this
city, and asked for knife, stating that he de-
sired to cut his throat. He also requested
them to lend him gun, with which to blow
his brains out. Both of these requests being
of course refused, he went to an adjoining
wood and butt his bead against large rock,
with Jagged edges, mutilating it in a horrible
manner. He then went to the kitchen of Mr..
Hillsman, where he got case-knife with
which he inflicted an ugly cash across his
throat. His condition is such that his life is
not considered in immediate danger. No rea-
son was assigned for the rash act.
The 4th of July will be observed in an ap-
propriate manner here by the military and
civic societies.
Amount of flour inspected for the quarter
ending Both June, ,03S barrels. o. K.
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III DsrArCH FOR THE SPnINas, &o-- Per.
sens gotsg to tAs sCatevisg places eas hacs tAe
DAILY DISPATCH mailed TO tAs. for any
1eagfA Of fime, BY leaving sheiv orders at the
eesnfiag-voosn, and payimg in adra~es for the
time samed
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'IHE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
THE

VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
Will be opened on the 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER
NEXT. and closed on the 3lst.
The Hall will be opened for the reception of ar
ticles the Sd of October, and the Judges list of
articles for competition will be closed on the even
ing of the 9th.
Ample motive power will be provided for MA
CHINERY. Mechanics, Manufacturers, Artists
and Others ofthis and all other States ofthe Union,
are earnestly invited to contribute to the display
about TO be made.
To the LADIES the Board feel indebted for their
former patronage. and confidently expect from
them Increased contributions at the approaching
Far.
The Premiums to be awarded will be Medals,
Money and Diplomas. For information in refer
ence to the details of the Exhibition address the
Chairman Of the Exhibition Committee, Mr.. JAS.
ID. BROWNE, to whom, also, applications for
space can be made.
JAS. D. BROWNE, Chm, VIM. MACFARLANE,
JAS. A. SCOTT, JAS. 7. PEMBERTON,
T.. z. EDMOND, VIM. w. SNEAD,
JNO. ". MCKEIL, J.W. LEWELLEN, Sec.
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NE ht. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. issa!:I ROUNDS.

TIE AToICUL Uh Al AIR G ROU <DS
= The Executive Commute of the Central A.
M EMF SALOONS to some penon W no viii tes n
them open durlng the Sum ne and we'll gunniisS
WIN refreshments, texcep ardent spirits, which
can only be sold by spec al license J The tenant
can nave them until the Fair and during the EAR
oner Tor the Far week must be distinct from tbs
oner Tor the other sea sons. The Saloon fnr .Le
dress, n 'DIMM644. Al
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