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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-24

Politics IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-Major A.
G. Berry, prominent politician in South
Carolina, has written letter, opposing a dis.
solution Of the Union, merely because of the
election of Lincoln. Hon. L. nj. Keitt made
a speech at Columbia, SO, on the 2Ist inst,
in which he urged dissolution without wait
ing for an overt act from the Republican ad-
ministration. He said:
If he could not get the whole South, then
with as many Of the Sou hern States as would
go. Ii he could not get cooperation, then he
was for South Carolina, in the majesty of
her own sovereignty, and in the exercise Of her
own right, alone aud unaccompanied, takin g
care of her interests and safety, and marching
out from beneath the yoke of q vulgar tyran-
ny.
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Lord Brousham .

II appears that this venerable scold and
fault-nnder, not satisfied with his recent ON.
slaught upon Mr.. DALLAS. took occasion OF
the presence OF the American Ministers
son, not long afterwards, In the House
Of Lords. to digress from the main subjec,
Of a speech which he was delivering at the
time, for the purpose Of assaiiipg the in.
situations of this country. Young Mr.. DIAL.
LAS took his hat and walked ont. The old
as'a'or Is said TO be In his dotage, but
lac was never excessively amiable in his best
Gays. instead OF insulting the reprssen tatiye
OF Ifisndiy power, 1t would be well enough
for BRouGHAM & Go. to save some of their
surplus ammunition for the Zouavss.
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Correspondence of the Richmond pispa'ch'
Crops-Land Salss-Camp Meet'ng-Apathy IN
Politics, &c.
FAuou1ER WHITE SULPHUR Spring

FAuQUIKR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August 2lst.
The wheat crop of Fauquier is distresslngly
short--scarcely half one. The timeiy rams
of the las three weeks will secure good corn
crop and maintain the needful pasturage for
the cattle. which, you know, forms large
staple of the farming enterprise in this Sec
ton.
The railroads which traverse this county
have nearly doubled the market price OF its
lands, as we'll as stimulated greatly i'm
proved system of tillage. Q. j. Storan sold
his farm, of 900 acres, lying near the warren
ton Junction, to VIM. p. Quesenberry for
SOS 600, on yesterday. This farm could not
have proc 0red much over one-half this price
ten years ago.
big Baptist camp-meeting is now In pro-
gress near this place, in Culpeper. On sun
day it was estimated that 1000 people We're In
attendance. An able and effective sermon
was preached in the morning by the Rev. VIM
Grimsley, OF Rappahannock.
There is a marked Quietude in the PUBIC
mind hereabouts touching political matters
Although there is large number OF gentle
men here from Virginia and Maryland
scarcely an allusiou Is heard to poiltics-
Whenever it is made, it is obvious that the
predominant sentiment is the earnest desire
that the miseraby selfish strife OF the politi'
cans may not imperil the Union.
The company here numbers about 400, ano
is composed of as agreeable a personnel as ever
met at a watering place. TRAVELLER
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HA. We TAKE great pleasure IN again recon
lending to our readers the Photograph and Am
brotype Gallery of c. X. REEs, l45 Main st as Be
ing one of the most extensive and best IN the
United States. Their speclme MS, which can De
seen in almost every house in the city, and at their
doorway, will convince the most tastldlous that
they axe executed By gentlemen OF rshned taste
nd skill,
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The pugilist Jimmy Massey" as he SUBJ
scribes himself, has pubIishe q card in vindi-
cation Of his good character, in which hs uses
a Latin quotation TO exhibit his learning. As
he keeps u drinking saloon, the N. Y. Sunday
Times supposes he imbibed his Latin in the
form Of a Roman punch.
The streets of Portsmouth. Va. were s'aIiye
with the tinkiing Of bells" on Tuesday night,
on the occasion OF u Bell and Everett demon
stration.
ran, Of Murfreesboro, Tenn, was struck by
lightning on Sunday morning last, and in
stantiy killed.
A Methodist camp meeting was held from
the 10th 10 the 10th inst, 1t which, on one
day, 1909 persons wers present
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The WKxxLY DIsp ArcH issued this morning,
numbers among its contents theconcinsion OF
the "Islack Tarn"--a full report OF the late
Democratic State Conventions--The Japanese
Homeward Bound and, in addition. some
twenty columns OF interesting reading mat
ter.
Price cents at the counter, or cents when
put up in wrappers, ready for mailing to the
country.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF NORTH CARrLINA.-The
whole vote cast at the recent Gubernatorial
election in North Carolina was lie, s52 being
an increase of 1865 on the vote of 1858. The
majority of Ellis, DEM, is 6,32s, being re-
due ton Of 9,910 on the Democratic majority
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PROPOSALS..


ITO CONTRACTORS.-Pla and specl6ca-
tons are prepared for improvements to be
made at the Eastern Lunstlc Asylum in Williams
WORKS and GENERAL REPAIRS, involving
earth work, stone and brick work, carpentry,
pastering and painting, plumbers work, hauling
materials, 4 C. Bids for materials and wot kman-
ship are solicited, and will be received until
THURSDAY, the 30th day of August
Plans and specl hcatlons, and al In formatlon re-
gardng the work, &C.. can be obtained at the of
fce of c. F. N. SMITH, Engineer, Goodin's Hall,
Richmond. Va.
"A II bids to be sent (sealedl to the "CLERK OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS William sbuIg.
Va. au 22-dtA30
CECUND EDITION OF CODE OF VlR-
y GINIA.-PROPOSALS will be received by the
Secretary of the Commonwea It'll, until the 18th OF
h don o Cob M 'h By
of the last General Assembly, the Secretary is
CURED to prepare this edition, oil which 10000
copies to be printed 1t Is required to be IN all
respects equal in paper, printing and binding to
the first edition. and the law requires bond and
security to be taken for the faithful execution OF
the work. The copyright Is to be secured for the
Commonwealth.
Persons desiring to contract for the publication
will put in their bids at 30 much for the volume
The work will probably be about $50 pages larger
than the first edition; but, more or less, the
bid must lie by the volume complete. as re-
quired by law. The Secretary reserves the right
perform the work, and to take the bid deemed by
him to be the best for the Commonwealth. The
work must be ready for delivery by the first of De-
cemher next-soonsI # possible o,n
au 15-tAu25 sec'y of the Commonwealth.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-CHURCH
NA OF THE INDEPENDENT AMERl-
CAN CATHOLICS, Brooke Avenue, near Broad
street. . =, - .
Divine service by Rev. J TRITON, with Must
cal High Mass, on SUNDAY, 18th August, at 10
o'clpck A nj :, and Vespers at O'Clock p. M.
All friends and members are respectfully invi-
ted to attend.
Bv order of the President Of the Committee.
24-2.& BECKEN, Sec'y.
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To BE TRANsPoRTED.-Tom, a negro slave,
belonging to the heirs of Arthur Samuels. of
Richmond, Va. was tried at the August term
of the County Court of Amherst county, Va,
held Oh Monday last, upon the charge OF as
saulting with intent to kill Mr.. Chas. J Mays,
of Amherst, some two months since. He was
found guilty and sentenced to be transported.
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THE INDIAN "WAR."-Voluminous reports
from the military departments on the Pacific
and indian agents, state that large portion
of the Indian tribes have assumed a hostile
attitude, as well as the tribes in New Mexico,
Texas and Kansas.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS is to arrive at Norfolk,
Va, this morning. Next week he goes to
Charlottesville, and while there will visit the
University of Virginia and Monticello.
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u EMOvAL.-The subscriber informs his friends
IL and customers that he is about to remove from
his present place of business to No. !, BALLARD
HOUSE., 1.-THE store recently vacated by Mr.. j
Poe.D and will. on the first day Of next month. open
at that store with q we'll selected stock Of NEW
GOODS. which he 10 determined TO sell ON a. good
terms as apy house in the eity.
Thankful to discerning public for long contin-
ued PATRONAGE, solicit q continuance of the same
ct my new store, John THOMPSON,
~ 1t-W
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DEATH OF AN OLD MAN.-James Stewart
aged III years, and said to be the Oldest lnhab-
liant on the peninsula, died on Occohanock
Neck, in Northampton county, Va, a few days
SINCE During life he married seven times, the
wifi. of his last marriage being younger than
his first
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PATENTS were issued last week to James
Smith, of Norfolk, Va, for improvement in
ploughs, and Jos. F. Tannehiil, of Stanton,
Va, for an improvement in seed planters.
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HOMICIDE In RussELL.-We learn that on
Thursday last an ARRAY occurred at Silver
Run, Alabama, between Mr.. - Wimberly
and Mr.. James Howard, in which Howard was
stabbed with a knife by Wimberly. and the
latter was shot and MORALLY wounded with a
pistol by Howard. Wimberly, we understand.
died on Friday morning, and Howard Is badly
cut.--Columbns Enquirer.
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a SUBSCRIPTIONS Of nearly s2o.ooo was made
nj Pi,tsyIyania q. H., Va, last. tuesday, 70
he httsyiyaaia Railroad.
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NIOTICE.-The co-partnership existing under
~ the firm and style of HAMIl TON BOU
CHER, No. As Main street, having expired by Inn
tat,on on the 18th inst the same is dissolved.
The books, notes and accounts have been pur
chased by JOHN BOUCHER. All debts due must
be paid TO him. and all due by the concern, Will be
The name of the firm can be used by either of
the partners, only, in closing up the business:
JAMES Fl MILTON,
JOHN BOUCHER.
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A Pve Got EN-,

Ma I've Got EN-,
IVE GOT 'EM.
WHITE DUCK PANTS.
FANCY AND WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
SKELETON, CASSIM ERE AND SILK VESTS.
GAUZE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
CASHMERE PANTS AND COATS.
LINEN SUITS, STRIPED AND PLAIN.
THEY'RE CHEAP as tits possible to make
them. Call at 100 Main street and get what is
lacking to complete a gents outfit. and know what
you are buying. VIM. s. TUPMAN. Agent,
100 Main street,
jy 2S-ts(2p) Third door above I4th street.
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MA Guns, Guns, Guns. y ust &c eived FIR ON
England one hundred and fifty fine DOUBLE
GUNS. Sportsmen wishing to equip themselves
for the Fall campaign, are requested to call and
examine my stock before purchasing, as am con-
Gdent can exhibit the best assortment of Goods,
in my line, to be found 10 any house in the State
JAMES WALSH,
Sim Gun Importer, co Main st.
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Richmond, July 10Th, 1860.
A CA L r d MEETING Of the
- slockhnIdeTs Sf the sv JAMES AN R Ri'a x
this city, pursuant to the following order; viz:
AT meeting Of the Board OF Public Works, on
the 18th July, 1850, it was ordered that meeting
of the Stockholders Of the James River and Ka-
nawha Company be held at the Office OF said Com
"a true copy. THos. ri. DE WITr,
.'.Sec'y b. r. Works."
!, By order Of the P5esIae S1tirNrosn s.o,v
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.
Tor HIRE-A young NEGRO MAN, said to be
an excellent driver. Also, young GIRL,
custoLied to house work. RIO. b. LYME,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes, &C.,
23-ts Office Metropolitan Hall.
FOR HIRE-For the balance ofithe wear, a IT,
l. GRO WOMAN, with two young children. She
is a COOK, WASHER and IR0NER
au 23-ts r. CAUTHORN.
GOOD HOUSE SERVANT FOR SALE.
IA have for sale, privately, a likely BOY, about
II years of age-a good house servant
au l5-lw HECTOR DAVIS, Auct'r.
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DIED,
MARINH INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED,
eteAmship Roanoke, Couch, New York. mdze
and passengers, Ludam L Watgon,
Schr. Emma Jane, Phillips. City Point, salt' Ed
W. de Voss h Co. =. tA, %, =,
Propeller Empire. Moore. Norfolk. mdze., I. d
Hall.
SAILED.
Schr. ct Cloud. Gwatney, Smithheld, IndZe,
schr. Georgianna, Lansdon, down the river
Schr, Mary Willis. North, down the river, light
Schr. William and John. Jones, down the river
light. .r...
NEW YoRE, Aug: n.-AIrived. sohrs " II
Sheldon, Protector, Direct, Bauvard, M G. Tou19
Buens Vista, thomas Martin, g. j. ERar aSa1 X
Cramer. T. Bodine, Jos. spotord, Ann M. Still and
Fanny DAVIS, all from virginia. Aug; G-Ar-
rived, schr. w. c. Darling, Richmond; =. L. DIX
Ira Bliss and j. s. Houseman, Virsinia. -
PHILApELPHIA, Aug. Il. Cleared schr. Y
ia, ne. Richmond.
PASSING ERs PER ST EAMsHlp" ROANOKE" Gro
w. Couch, Master, from New York. Aug. q, 1850
r. KIRBY; A. Obermeysr. g. B. Jones: Miss Nc
I Lsmbeth, !. Dawson, +. G: Aurs. J.. BaplS, r.
Nc Donald. A. Mitchell, }. r. Carr and lady, g. B.
Keeling, Miss =. j. Woodcock, M. w. Lame, and
IL In eteerdEe.
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m. DIspArcR FOB rEK SPRINGS, Ac.-PeYsoHs
fo,ng TO tAs scassvsnfpiacss can haze fh< DAILY
DISPATCH matied to them for any isagh a
fie ey leariag fAesr orders at the eossfi1s room,
and paysas IN adca~es for the time aamed.
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EDUCATIONAL.
[ For other "Educational" Notices, see Sd Pa

For other International" Notices, see Sd Page
->-Ns'(~Sr
CELECT CLASSICAL AND CONNER
- CIAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN. on FRANKLIN, between 9Th and 9th streets.
EDW'D w. GONE, A. NJ. -. .PRINcIPAL.
The ninth annual session will commence on
MONDAY, Sept. 18th.
The branches taught in this School, 10 addition
to thorough English course. embrace the follow
ing ALGEBRA Geometry, Trigonometry, Survey
Ing, Book Keeping, Philosophy, Ancient and
Modern Languages, Chemistry and Drawing. :,
The Principal will be assisted by able and well
accredited instructors in Modern Languages,
Drawing, &c. and class IN the Primary English
branches will bereceived. Also, a class of begin
ners in Latin will be formed.
For terms, particulars, &C., see circulars at this
office and the Bookstores
Any communications left at this office will be re-
ceived and promptly attended to by the Principal,
auA-lm EDW'D w. CONE.
MRS. s. REEDS SCHOOL,
WI CORNER OF BROAD AND 18TH STREETS.
The next session of this School will commence
Oct. LIST, 1860, and end 30th June, 1861.
Mrs. REED will be aided by well selected Assist
acts. The English branches, with Latin, French
ana Music, are taught. uA-2w
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Ig19 s nitGH ss Mop AND Yo,s
AZ RsIsHM9Ee EzfEf p y asf f ssSM TisfsN
A"s ';ss .s vail :, ~, ,:sy: s'irsmond sAfu
:. :;s ss wks o.,s = s
.AsDrH&E S eapkJ5 9 81 3i.e,.,.
5etabn e West Point NJ an. d' kisshMg.r .d
Passage from Richmond to York,ow
Po onss until Monda ss ne S.; 2, Lex
rem ss Mss. 1o,n. and III Iand,nss bsov A
ss Ss s.s ana S d In q
procured at the Clerks Office before Il nusS
oaS s b aHs6T IL II h.: w
No 3 boat viii ls4y. Norfolk on s,,.,.. '''
and iSfs SI RVer Ralros 1s ran of the Rsiass
aa 2l-s --R.H. TEMPLE, s.,,
AIDES ACCOMPLISHMENT.
MR.. AND MRS. APToMMAy
NEW ESTABIIsampu
And HOME for those who desire 10 "a ENT.
'tSd IES sFffs M ETH: S Re
viaSpt a4G Lessons Is
Superior entertainments given far 81 ~, iSs.achnE
ment of taste. ''' 'ne develop.
For Prospectus, apply To
jy SLIM aowN,
-HKA,ExCU RsION To oIs
lEsS99FREEoTI,k P9}ksTsMoGTH v AR
IT'S PECK, Capt. Z. c. OXFORD, fttssr u CUR,
neat style for night travel, will make an excn,.ns
next, I'd inst, land regularly EVERY sITfiilN.S
DAY EVENING thereafter, during the wa,...Hr
season. leaving the wharf a Rockets at oenas
thence to PORTSMOUTH and NoRFOIYSS ocs
return the next evening, SUNDAY, JieavnH M ad
Point, and arrive at Richmond about o'ciookv va
M. Monday morning. AA.
PASSAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfoll .,
Portsmouth and return, meals included SI Sea
~ No FREIGHT TAKRy ON THE EXCUbSinx
TRIP. lie l-tsl X. o. HASKiNssN
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Richmond, Aug. %, 1860.

Notice.-The undersigned having entered into
a co partnership, under the name and style of
HAMILTON ( SEAGEkS. for the purpose of
carrying on the HAT and CAP Business, IN all its
branches at No. rs Nam street, they have pur-
chased the stock of the late firm of HAMIi TON
& BOUCHER, and they will receive in few days
a full stock of
FASHIONABLE AND
SEASONABLE GOODS.
They would invite call from their friends and
the public wanting nythlng in their line, belley
ing they can do we'll by them as any other house
in the trade JAMES HAM iLTON,
M. SEAGERS.
AM I'm
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q MAsONiC NOTICE.--The new Ma
wv sonic Lodge, erected by Henrico Union
w Ledge, No. $50, Will be dedicated in public.
bv the NJ w. q. L. of Virginia, on FRlDAY
after which the Lodge. headed by Band of Nv
SIC will proceed to the Methodist Church, whsre
an grafton will be delivered, The Lodge will then
members of Lodges Nos. 10. IA, l9. s.. 81, IS ard
lS4 are iraternally invited to unite with at our
Hail. ut u clock, in white aprons and gloves.
BY order of the Worsnipful Master.
JOHN HENRY DICKERSoN, Secretary.
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AJ. Pitfield George,
On NJ Blair d Co.'S BniIding,D
CORNER OF CARY AND 18TH sTs., RICHMOND, VA
Has 10 store and offers for sale low
LICORlCE, of approved brands.
TONQU BEANS, of prime quality.
GUM ARABIC, of different grades.
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure and sweet.
al m
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BOOTS, SHOES, 40.

WATER PROOF BOOTS
NJ ade to order att the shortest notice Also, kns-
are making up a superior BROGAN SHOE, for
plantation, coal pit and railroad hands. Wsr.
ranted not to be surpassed by any other maker
GIVE us a trial. FISHER & NORTON.
au 2U-lw Broad street, near 3d.
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4rA~ FOX PHiLADELPHIA.-Th A
A1g&& No. I Steamship VIRGINIA, Captain
-DJAs. Il. KELLEY, Is now ready to receive
freight, and will leave on SATURDAY, the 18th
instant, at IL o'clock NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply TO the Captain, on board, or
CHAS. p. CARD0ZO, Agent,
l09 Main ST., from to O'Clock p NJ.
Boston Freight taken through by steam at re-
duced rates, and with dispatch. au 22-A
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m. Silk Tape Hair Nets, Silk Hair Nets
lust received splendid assortment OF SILK
TAPE HAIR NETS, In all eolors
C. BOETTCHER.
an 2z-5t H5 Broad street.
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FOR BALTIM E.-The
e azSies<Es<Steamer GEO. PEABODY, Captain
ssa7ss1x<@A RICHARD PRITCHARD, will receive
freight to-day. (FRIDAY,) and up to the hour of
IL O'Clock NJ. SATURDAY, the hour of leaving.
Freight taken TO Boston via Baltimore az low
rates. with greatest dispatch.
No hogshsads received on board unless engaged
at our Office.
Passengers are requested to be on board be-
fore the hour of departure of steamer.
Passage and fare SIS.
Tickets procured either a our office, in Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at the
Steamers wharveg.
All 2t-2t DAVID n VIM CITRRIE
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y T. AID THIS.
II SrECIAI, NOTICE

WILCOX Il G RBS'
w SEWING MACHINES,
Less complicated than any other Sewing Ma shine.
and reliable upon all kinds of fabrics Price SIS to
S75. Every Machine warranted.
Also, SL0AT'S ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH !"
aid w EED'S PATENT SHUTTLE MACHINE.
For sale bv
JOHN A. BELVIN, Relvin's Block,
au 23-lm 18th and Governor streets
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"A. Notice. The attention Of dealers 10
respectfully called TO the sale Of COFFEE,
o s eao M.i T. our s'I pUNLoP. MoNCURE co.
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RICHMOND COMMAN UEKY,(
No. III.
" Order No. 3.
Ny SIR KNIGHTS Assemble in full Rega
IN liza, at your Asy ium, in the Masons
hail, L Ills AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, to pay the
last tribute of respect to our deceased Sir knight
h. T.. DUDLEY.
BY order of the E. Commander
X. Nj. NlMMO, Capt. Genl.
Attest-WM. ]. RDDICK, Recorder.
Richmond, Aug. Gath, n. L. 7i2, A. ID. 1850.
An Alt
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a HENKICO LIGHT DRAGONS

"A CHESTERF'D LIT. DRAGn0Ns,}
CO. A, Esd REG. VA. VOLS. \
>Z8T1 Assemble, by order OF your Captain.
Non FRIDAY, oath inst, 1T IL o'ciock.@
aHsAssss for the reception of invited guests
on the following day, namely: Governor 6uaia'
Petersburg Troop, Henrico Troop and Chester
field Troop. Company b. Ii is DESTROYS that ever
member will be prompt In attendance.
VII. II. BRAN DER, JR., LIST serkt'
Manchester Aug 18th $50 AN A-H'.
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Thro ugh Tt G k g t 8
AT THE PRICES NAMED BELOW.
Can be prscured nj the ticket Office In Richmond

Children and 12 years Of half the price for
white persons
Through Tickets be procured In Charleston
the Office Of the Northeastern Railroad Company and In Pc
ebug Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad CO..
and In Norfolk the Office Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co.. the
River Railroad Co and the Office Of John Dickson agent Of
River line. Also from Nashville and points south
wesby Lynehburg and Charlottesville TO all the SPRINGS
TlI0S. DODAMEAD,
General Supt., Va, Central Railroad
HLRN,s, Mason Co., Stage Proprietors.
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rNPECTINE.
rho PersIan Fever Charm

TNoR the prevention and cure OF fe5er ana Agse ~
srs This wonderful remedy brought 10 the knoweoge
81 The preen propretor by friend who has been great a'
eler IN Persia and the Holy Land. - =. ..-...
while going DOM the river Euphrstes, ne ehPenens,u
.tal ~ Feyer and Ague On discovering bis eond9n ohe
DE BoStnen took from person Amulet, saying heIr I
the, he complied and experienced Immediate relief ana nAs sne
Ssys found an eneiual protection from all nAaoaS com
On further Investigation found that the boaiman attributed 20
ir1eous powers and said that could only be rom
Re pre Of the sun Sometime Afterwards he gentleman ~
eonversIng with Priest obtained from him the secret OF rs
TAXATION and Aseerained where the medicinal herbs were
~ hJh a as rompounded The wonderful virtues OF THIS a
Gle have induced full belief In the minds Of the natives IN INC
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests IN, ,A h.r,as,
% NV several Ladies and Gentlemen OF high character Iho
80 5yen II he most unqualified praise. This remedy hAne
I'm In Persia hundreds Of years for the prevention
ma Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Feves- now onee'
IL Vim sent BY mail prepaid full direct ons for Its use on re
eeipt OF dollar. go Al. q, pt.hroond Va
R,snrh oee RANK OF Commerce Building, Newlo AadsSs
B2-iy Jun, "- =
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wishing to obtain tickets for servants over
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for wash
ngton City, and points further North must In all cases be Vouch
Cd for by responsible white citizen OF Richmond In person.
the officers Of the Road tickets vi be sodh a
piled for By letter. A. D. ALLEN,
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