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Normaa. and kaxens.

A New York journal says that England IL
.an o,,rarehx in which the descendants OF the
Norm.n coma uerers rule over the Saxon pop
ulation."
There 10 a great deal OF nonsense extant In
these latter days about Normans and Saxoas.
As the Baltimore American observed In late
article. the distinction between the TWO races
was effaced in England full four hundred
years ago. A late interesting paper ia 'i'
London Qxo,fs'iy Reristr on the :" ie'ss''"Ue
OF Families" shows that the old n offia',
to seed a long time ago, even the ae.s, g.,
OF the Piautaganets having become ene'e go,
the neritorious occupations %
cobhlers The throne OF Ehg'a"" ""N 'o"s
been governed by men OF the oef'na" '"'e' an"
.,>,,,nasns NJ that, with an admixture in
one of the branches OF french oiooo, anu tnat
,,ot from patrician sources. The aristocrscy
of9ermany can date back great deal arther
than the oldest of the Norman Saxon or Saxon
Norman oligarchy OF England. The Normans
were a magnificent people in their day, but
England never became worth speaking Of as a
nation till the Normans and Saxons were
melted down in one homogeneous mass. An
eminent English historian says that "early liz
the fourteenth century the amalgamation of
the races was all but complete; and ii was
taken, that 4 people inferior to none existing
IN the world had been formed by the inixtuI e
of three branches OF the great Teutonic family
with each other, and with the aboriginal Bri-
tons"
As to the claims which may be still set mp
TO original Norman blood, ii is. as a writer in
the London Quarterly remarks of distinctions
of noble origin, like SHAKsP gARE's circle in
the water, of that quality which, " too much
spreading will dispense 10 pausht." The num-
Der of persons in England who undoubtedly
partake of blood royal is said by this writer to
he counted by teus OF thousands, As to the
nobility, the number Of their poor relations
defies all the power Of arithmetic. The Earl.
dom of Crawford, some years ago, had rep.
rasentatye in a hadmau. HUGH MILLER,
w 40 began life as stone-lnason and worhed
w tn him, has often heard him addressed
John, YeTl Crawford, bring US ano Their bod p
BERNHARD Duke of Norfolk, once resolved tC
give dinner to all the descendants of JOCKEY
of Norfolk, RICHARD Thirds friend, He di-
rec ted his steward 10 trace them out and make
preparations accordingly, but when list
still incomplete, yet exceeding six hundred,
was laid before him. he gave up the project
On the other hand, whilst the Norman blood
in England has long ago been amalgamated
with Saxon, and even with plebeian currents
The Saxon branch OF the family in Germany is
as good now as the Norman ever was in its
best days. The "couquering German race,
one who has carefully studied their history
desgnates them, may each and all challenge
comparison in all that ennobles manhood and
benefits mankind with any and every people
that ever trod the globe.
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.,...,,on. Of the Trouble. In SYrfa.

rxnlanatisus Of the Tfoubies In Syrtu.
The Rev. VIM NJ. Thompson, Missionary Of
the American Board In Syria, has written
latter to the New York 0esnr4s, in which he
attributes the late cruel massacre of the
Christians to the deeisioa Of the European
powers not to interfere with the government i
operations of Turkey, by which the Cohsa'e
OF all nations have been paralyzed IN arfeS'
ing the IL 10 Internal work, aud to the oisot'y
of the Pssha of Beirut, who has been safi'"s
up the hatred OF the Druses against the e.''
tians. for the purpose OF accomplishing ~ 80
destruction. The Turkish government
eavs- everywhere assisted the Drnses
Too.peo,r saws he has read through Tue Gu
,,na historv of Lebanon since the ARABS nave
%, an II and 1t contains nothing mat can
au,,,,,,rs with the late cold-blooded hatchery
% ,,a,rned men, of women, OF priests, monks
and NUNS. NO. to speak of CONGREGATIONS of
towns. villages, hamlets, churches ard con-
vents. He is ofopinion that Russia and France
will act separately from England, Austria and
Prussia, and the downfall Of the ,choie Turkish
empire may be looked for. In other quarters,
the opinion is expressed that England and
Prussia will unite with the other powers in
remedying the disorders of the sick man. If
the European governments could agree among
themselves upon fair distribution of his eff
fec Is, there would be short work with the trou-
bles IN Turkey.
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Contraband OF War.

A serious question is likely TO arise out OF
the Anglo-French manifesto, which has been
ofbetally made known 70 our Government. re.
gafding the manner in which the war in
China Is to be prosecuted. The course agreed
upon between the allies is, that vessels of all
nations trading with Chinese ports, are not to
ne meddled with by the forces OF the allies,
unless such vessels contain goods eontrabaad in
acar." But how il this to be ascertaiued nm.
less such vessels be boarded and searched by
English or French officers, which would be- IA
violation OF treaties OF former years. which
the United States have made with both ia.
lions 'Contraband In wars is iuterpreted nv
Tie French Emperor TO mean anything and
every thing which may be Of use or service to
an enemy or anything, by the use OF which
an enemy may be enabled 10 main tain an CD.
posiuon." A pretty broad intsrpre tation, and
"hien"a'sh' take ia all the goods, wares and
merehandizs Of every kind which Americu
sends 10 China ~Egss~ -
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xauuy Mems Christian Associ la ton.

We have received the fifth annual report OF
the Young Mems Christian Association of this
city, with the report of the Treasurer, pre-
scented May Is, and the Constitution, names of
officers and members of the Associa ton, to-
gether with the list of donations and subscrip-
tons to the library and reading loom. We
are glad to see the prosperity of the Associa-
ton 1t has eight hundred and fifty members,
and is believed to be the largest Association in
the world in proportion to population. 1t is
not too och to say that it would be difficult
to find another Christian Association in the
country whose affairs are managed with such
admirable wisdom, tact and energy.
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The Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

The Paris MowitsHr states that Louis Ma
PoLEoN has sent TO the Corps Legislatif TO,
approval, a scheme for the laying of a subma-
rine telegraph between France and the United
States. The WoAiteur, however, gives none o.
the articulars as to the route, or the plans tt
be pursued in accomplishing the object, or tht
time at which it is to be laid. If it be trus
that the Emperor has recommended such {
scheme, it is likely to be carefully matured
and shows an increasing interest in the affairs
Of This country
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THE GREAT EAsTERN.-It appears to be re
ally true that the managers OF the Great East.
era are turning their attention to Norfolk a.
al available point for taking in 4 cargo. The
Argus says
One of our public spirited citizens, John u
MYrick, Esq, has lately had several inter.
views with Mr. Carnegie in reference to an ar,
rangement tor treighting her from Norfolk
and has received the assurance that if thC
merchants OF Norfolk Will guarantee forty Il
fifty thousand bales of cotton for her, she viii
make two trips TO Norfolk from Liverpool
She will carry the cotton at e2..l1 per bale
the same Is it is carried from New York &c
Liverpool If We cannot supply cotton, TO-
bacEo wound answer
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Prof. Todd's Address.

We call attention to the notice of the ad
dress, by Prof. TODD, at the Mechanics In
stitutc, tonight, on matters which are be
lieved TO be of moment to Northwestern Mis-
souri,, and TO the interests Of Southern States
generally. The citizens generally are request
ed to attend, and visitors from other Southern
States who may be in Richmond at this time
are especially invited TO be present. Prof
TODD is from Platte county, Missouri with.
~ few miles of Leayenworth City, Kansa>
Territory.
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DIED.

I'm the so,h instant, EUGENE WELLINGTON,
,s,ases, son OF samuel N and Elizabeth Mo
bowel. aged years and months.
he friend, and acquaintance of the family are
most respectful y requested to attend the funeral
from hls iather residence, on Catherine street,
this tFuesdAsl titern0on, at J O'Clock, without
further notice. gsa-
In Richmond, Va on the 18th July. JAMES
McCAhI native OF county Cork Ireland. in
the 10Th year OF his age.
n Boston Pilot viii please copy.
In Baltm re. on the morning of the Goth inst,
SAMUEL A. CARTER. III the 22d year OF his
age.
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DlssoLUTiog OF 90. PARTNERSHIP

4
~ BY mutual consent, the partnership exist
ing between oTs HANCOCK, PEACHY ard
LUCkEfT. is this day dissolved.
July ]. 1869.
Main Street Hospital for alayes.-HavIng
sold out my interest III the above Institution. IN
consequence OF moval from the city. cordially
recommend It to al whose patronage has or would
have been extended 1t for reason of my own asso-
citation with the gentlemen WHO have purchase d
said interest FRANCIS +, LUCKErT, NJ. y.
jay !. 1863.
Having purchased DR.. F. Il. LUCKETT'S IN
forest III the MAIN STREET HOSPITAL FOR
SLAVES,',,we VIII continue It's conduct under the
style and firm Of HANCOCK PEACHY, and
take this opportunity to thank those who nave
patronZed It for an encourage ment which has ex-
c3edsd Our most Saugulne expectations The rules
and regulations still the same, and owners and
hirers OF slaves requested to lnspect fer them
selves before sending us patients The Physician
Resident will take pleasure giving any niurIna-
tinn which NAV be sought personally or otherwise.
FRANCIS w. HANCOCK. NJ. D.,
ST. GEORGE PEACHY, NJ, D,
Attending PhJ siciaus and PTOprietors.
PHILIP s. HANCOCK, NJ D,
Res dent Physician.
II. CYRUS BROOKS,
~ 3l-3t Resident Assistant
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SPECIAL UOTICES.


M Watkins 4 Ficklen
Have received thig day
New and beautiful GREY SILK PUPIINS.
3 WHITE FLANN Is fine and medium
They also offer
Superior Virginia FULEED CLOTHS, doubls
and single width.
SLEEPS GREY, SATINETS and I,IRDSEYS,
cheaper than they can be bought in Seatem beT and
October.
Great reductions in SUMMER GOODS.
~ ST
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b. hurei Hiii Alum VI alter, k.G s hna nd

81 Church Hill Alum VI alter. Richmond,
VA.-Ths Water has been found highly benehc al
in the cure ofDyspepsin. Liver Complaints, hron-
ic Bronchitis, Chronic Dlarr hGa, Chronic Dyson
tasslve DropsIes, Nervous Diseases, Eiuptive Al
fechOns. Ulcers and Scrofulous Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always he had, Resi-
FROM The SPRING, at the Drug Stores OF
Meade i Baker, Joseph Laidey,. and at my resi-
deuce. Us l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
sA To GrcceTs. 1.-The attention OF Gro
GERS aud Merchants generally is called TO SEM
PIES INFALLlBLE BAKING Pow DER-a
fore the public.
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gatherings Safes Never Fail!
500 900 IN BONDS AND $4,000 IN CASH
LIE Z ECENT EIEE IN NNH KICH

Norwich g. WORCESTER r. r. Co.'S OFFICER
Norwich Com, july ~, 1850 (
Aie5SrS. Herring & Co Gentlemen On the morn
ing Of the 18th INST, destructive fire entirely
consumed the depot buiiding of this company,
which was 300 feet long and 81 feet wide. Your
Safe the TTeasurers ONCE. on the second
floor. To aiords me pl easure to inform you that
the Safe manufactured 10y YOU, oontaInins books
and PAPERS OF the company, has proved all you
ever CLAIMED for it. The Sale was full, containing
j part of our most important books bonds and pa
pers, which were we'll preserved. With the writing
unnjured. Yours respectfully.
u. l.. PERKINS, Treasurer.
SI,090 REWARD is still fsred to any person
who can prove that HERRtNG'S PATENT
CHAMPION SAFE ever failed TO preserve It's
contents in an accidental hre.
A large assortment of these SAFES IN store at
100 Main street Richmond, Va
y28 st KNOWLES & WALFORD, ACTS.
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The PUBLIC PEINTIEG.-The printers for
Congress blouse of Representatives. have ar
ran ged the spoiis this way PanGborn is 10
superlnteud, Lareonoe and English do the
work, and Ford, the regularly elected printer r,
is 10 share. Forty thousand CoyOde Commit
tee reports Will shortly be printed.
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~ Look to home for all your wants, III you
WI. n to see Virginia Independent and prosperous.
If you are dyspeptic, or suffer with constipation
or md gestIon. don { gorge yourself with Yankee
nostruIrs, recommended by flaming certlflcates OF
men OF straw but procure 4KER'S PREMIUM
81 TIERS. Read the certificates of frle nds and
neighhors, then take them as directed and become
Teiuveuaie ed and entirely healed.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
TO be had of all tie principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere IL Virginia and
North Caroline ~ 23-ts
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NEW BOOKS.


MORE RARE BtuES
vi At RAN DOLPES Bookstore and Bindery.
BAINE'S HISTORY OF THE WARS of the
French Revelation. cOmprehepdng the Civil
History of Great Britain and France during
tat period. 4 vols. 81 90.
BURkE'S REFLECTIONS ON THE REVOLT
TON ~ FRANGG, leo mr. So.
REVOLUTION. 75c
HUME AND SMOLLETTS HISTORY OF
ENGLAND Abridged by Robinson. 75,.
The GLORY OF AM kRlCh-comprlsiu me
moiI8 and exploits Of distinguished officers of
THE NtVAL BATTLEs of The United States IN
the different Wars with FOREIGN Nations, in
ending Prlyateerlng 69c-
states and the Brush Isles l7j
PUBLIC CHARACTERS-wIth III Inoirs of C. j.
Fox, Pit, Darwin, Herschal Cornwaihs, Mel
son, .Southey: Hastings Jefferson, Washing
ton, Edmund Randolph, Hugh Blair, Tooke and
oLEEsIT's TRAvELs IN EGYPT AND SYRIA.
soc. il Silt
IN fKkSs-Ard Will be published early in Au-
l. gust
NEMESIS; r, new. Novel: BY Marion Har!and,
: de.' lvol Pnce 81 % Persons renting the
RICHMOND ~ RY-G0NE DAYS, WITH A
GLANCE At THE RESENT. being Reminis-
cences and Last Words of an old citizen. By
Samuel McIdecai. Scond edition, with many cor
rections and editions.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers and StaInneTS,
IL Silt lis Main st. EAGLE Square,
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DY THg CnVERNOx OF ylRGiNiA-

pE THE GOV Ek SCK OF tIkTTNiA-A
ID PROC TION.-InformatIon having been
received by TIE Executive, that EVANDER
JACKSON, who Is charged with the crime of un.
Fluvanna, has escaped from justice and is now
going at large: therefore, | do hereby offer re-
ward of One Hundred Dollars to any person who
shall arrest the sale Evauder Jackson, and deliver
him INTO the jail of said county of Fluyanna and
munweath clgn aud military, and request the
people generally. to use their be xeTtons tn pro
cure his arrest, that he may be brought to justice
~, Given under nv hand Governor and
}L.s. under the Less Seal OF the Common
- wealth, at Richmond, tins 2th daI Of Jniy,
1850 JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
GE0RG w. MUNFORp,
SEcretark of the Common MealIh.
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r. Special Notice.. ID. Cook would re-
spe fully call the attention of the public 10 the
sale OF FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, &c, to take
place at the store of Messra. JOHN ID. ALLEN II
Co. on MAN. between Eth and 81 h Bts., to morrow.
WEDNESDAY, August LIST. zee advertisement
under auction head. y5l-Zt
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N ARTNH INTELLlQENCb.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 80.
HisA Wafer .Ats day (Tnesday) ~ o'e'oea
RIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Yorktown, Parrish, New York, mdze.
Steamer beivideJc, Keen Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, D. & W. Currle.
Steamer virginia, Kelley: Phlladedhia' hdSe'
sehr Ma.shaIl, Chichester, New York, mdze.,
sehr. B1ena Vista. =, New York. ice. D King
Schr. Geo. Y Scott, Parker, Baltimore guano'
SclT r. c Stanard, Jr., Booz, Baltimore, suano,
schr Ext, Gray, Suffolk, bacon, C T. Workman
sehr. Geo. Franklin Tyler, Philadelphia, coal
schr Commander ia Chief, Martin, New FORK,
''S schr VIM ke2eds, Christa Alexandria, guano.
Schr st. Cloud, Gwatney, Smithfeld, mdze;,
schr. Charles, -, James River, lumber, Phil
Schr +. A. Anderson, Cranmer, Philadelphia,
SchG;, insoinar, Case, Rockport, ice, athS, and
Schr ], A. FOLEY, Higgins. Philadelphia, coal,
schr Charles Hudgins Philadelphia, coal, R. o.
SonT WIllet S. Robins, Lewis, New York, corn,
SchT. Ike Marvel, EIdrdge, Jacksonville, lum-
SAILED,
Bark sallie Magee, Soule, South America, -four,
Edm' nd. Davenport Co.
SchT. VIM. Severe, Brooks, light.
Schr. J. II. ToGmans, Peterson, hght,~
Schr. Three Brothers, Elsey, light
CLEARED,
Ship Sam Tarbox, TaTboA, master, for LONDON
with o9 hnds and 722 three quarter hhds tobacco,
by Chas Palmer.
NoaFoLk, July 28.-Arrived, schr Lynnhaven
Richmond.
BALTIMORE. July 2a.-Arrived, schrs. b. Matt
land, Newbern, y. c.; Elizabeth do: Alice Gibson,
scir " C. Rooerts \. C. "
HYASN1s, July 22-Sailed schr. lngomar, Rich
NV YoRv Iujv % CLEARED schrs Gen Hon
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MAnHIED.

a. w.ans.aa,. the Isth. instant. in 81 Paul
Church, 81 the Rev. pr. Mnn,asreae' vi a. a.
st nEp a. daughter or the late Capt. VIM y
~ If this ctty.
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CCHOOA, CORNER 18th AND MAIN SIS.
MISS ELLZAREIH l. READ

MISS ELIZABETH L.. READ
w Ill open d School ut the above place TTH SEP
TENDER. 1860, for SMALL BOYS AND GIRLS.
She has had considerable experience, and re feTs
to Mr. s. [. PENDLEroN, Mrs. DR.. CpARLEs BAR
YEY, NJ RS. A BRooN. and with confidence to any
of her former patrons.
TERMS. semi annually ~ advance $40 to $50,
according TO advancement
Apply at blrs. NJ. q. PENDLEIoN's, 4th street,
between Main and Franklin, or by mail.
iy Z7-Iw
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IN pKESs-Ard Will bs publ
SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

ENOK SALE-To remain Iii the State, young
L BLACK WOMAN, about IS years old :. who has
been raised TO FIELD B0k. Also, WOMAN
years Old, with three BOY children. aged /. and
years. They are offered for sale for fault
Apply at CARY STREET JAIL. Jy 3l-3te9d*
E'DR iIiR E-For the balance of the year, T WO
L MEN-one accustomed to working in tobacco
factory, the other u good rough carpenter.
COOKE n CLOSE. Agents,
On 18th street. Exchange Ii otel Building
~ 3i-ts
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Mirbmunh qispatrh.

M. pIsrArcH FOR ruK SrRiEos, &c.-I0.e eng
setag 10 the fratsTtaf places can haze ire DA.A ,
DISPATCH mailed 10 them fes any h"s'" -
ssae, by ieactas their orders al tAt eoTn'tns
and paptsg IN adranee for the f,sss sar'ea.
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un wines. Liquors. Cigars, &c.

y e offer to the trade, fanIiliss and for p7lvate
use, a superior assortment of Imported and Do
nestle WINES, LlQ CURS, HAVANA CIGARS,
SCOT''H ALE, LON DON PORTER, and SA r.
DIMES. in such quantities as they may want, aud
upon the most reasonable terms.
Circulars. containing d full description oil our
goods furnished tree of charge.
IA Goods sent to any part OF the State-and free
O! charge to any part OF the city.
MCkEEVER u BROKEN,
Wine and Liquor Store,
No. 4 Exchange Hotel Building.
jy 27-d2w,sw4t Pearl st Richmond, Va.
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y oU-IH' hsHIdnU, Hanover
OAR Err USE,
NEW GRANARY AND COMMIssIo,
On Curry, 81 deor Jeiotr i2th Street. and M,
Flour INSPECTOR former ore -

OH CdTy, II d5or befoIc l2th Street. and M, ..
ftonr Inspector former (gFcs
j. NJ . y Is @ t. GA ri Err
tSuccessOr to Jas. Thomas, Com'r Mercha..i
and the pubic generally, that he has purcha ,St W.
the legal agent of MIR. Jas Thomas All his stos ~
hand, fuch as CORN. OATS, Hay. T0py
Me ALI &c land will continue to keep ON Ina nd s,f
deal IN GRAM, FEED, TOBACCO, tIIT'IPa
select parcels of country cured RACON' Al
ing every ehDrt to facilitate the intereSs -
those who may favor the new concern Acont mn
at n ol the PATRONAGE heretofors extended to n,
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, By permission. TO Messrs WAegoy
Err, HILL Il ARCHER, VAN Lew, TAYLOR 4 n
JONES d Co, RICHARD CArTHoRN, ESQ pBfI,R
b. PRICE, Esq, Richmond. Va.
~ 2S-3m J. MONROE CAPTEp
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MIGHT SCHOOL VIRGINIA TGCHAS-
- les, INSIITu TE NOTICE TO TEACH,
ERS.-Proposals Will be received until the 18th of
September, for T EACHING the NitiHrsCHOO Z
OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI-
IifTE, for the session of 1850 and 1851.
PROP0s Ls.-For what amount will sou agree to
teach all the English branches, to a number of
scholars not exceeding one hundred aid nifty. aid
ohiigate yourself 30 furnish two competent assist
ants, to be approved by the Commit ee-the SEES
sion TO commences on the first Monday night IN
October and close on the first of March, five
months three nights IN each week two hours and
a half each Digh,.
E;M. MACFEAhR3hbANNEE Night School
GEO. A. AINSLIE, ooinb'it'ee'
" 3l--2tawim
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GRAND Military ANDCiI, -1lS
Elk c RSION. ~

IA FuON IbOlb NIX bUAnn Tn
CtPr. DooLEY, A<6
Having chartered the large and oou,,
steamer GLEN GOV (which has recent, ,'oal
btted up,D beg leave to announces 10 thai. Teen
and HE pubic generally that they viii bayns i END
Ninth Annual " nave Tier
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
DOWN James River, on TUESDAY EvrNr..
ne t., 5lsJ INST. ~ hNlNG
The AhMORT BAND has been enzs.sd
every other Arrangement m de IDsufs $50, AID
sure sur, ar comfort ct those who may favor he"
~ Susn OF the military as purpose aceom,.
ing as are requested to appear IN their untpAe''
REF n EShMENTS to Ue had on board tbs ms rs
at city prices. INC boat
TICK BTS-wbich NAV be procured from r..
bers o. the corps--admtting gFntlemsn sr asm-
ladies 81; each ad titonal lads 20 cent. QUO tSo
a. The boat Will leave the wharf AZ * ,,i
past O'Clock p. NJ. 10 minutes
CAPTAIN C00LEY,
LIEUT. KING,
eBRGEANT MCDONALD,
CORPORAL DCGAN Comm'ta
PRIVATE MCRlCKARD
jy S-3t DRisCoLL,
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., the last accounts from Egypt state that the
Me has lately risen twelve fer 49,.
bighi, satisfactory Tor The crops. ''e"ss
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Naive Got EN-,
EN-,

No I've Got EN-,
WHITE DUCK PANTS. .-.-.
FANCY AND WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
SKELETON, CASSl ERE AND SILK VESTS.
GaUZE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
CASHMERE PANTS AND COATS.
LINEN SUITS, STRIPED AND PLAIN.
r. IN fnp pSr as US p2sstoi 20, 70 mas &c
lacking to complete a gent outdt, and know what
you are bIying. WIN. S. TUPMAN. agent,
IO9 Main street,
jy 25-tst2p) Third door above 14h street.
~ To T0bacc0niStS-Sweet Oil, Sweet oil
A prime article in ard barrels, for sale low
by JNO. " GAkLlChL Druggist,
Market Place. Franklin st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-31
BOARDING.

ROAh DING. Persons wIshms Tn 80, -
- daug hiels to the Ashland Femafa in ur tLsr
ana preieTHns To have them board IN a n, .!tute
family: can be accommodated by apn'ynpt aIe
fRfOR, whose family residence is neYt :.
the school he sleeping apartments viii h sVF", h
and airy, ana no pains " Ill be spared :, lnsAE re
comfort sId happiness of those entrnsIst . tae
care. For terms per session, address " us
;.o ,, - JOSH PRYOR
~ O-lm Ashland, Hanover count,
y A II Il 4 X USE,
BOSTON, MASs
Gentlemen will find the best OF Accommodate.
9TH every effort tor the comfort of guests Z ~
DER not excelled in the United States "AA-
II. .. PARKER.
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