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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

Geese and ganders. we all know. have been re-
markable for patriotism, from the time OF
MARCUS MASLIus down TO the present day,
and as nobody ever heard Of a goose dying a
natural death, why may not this have been
one of the number that reused that doughty
hero to fight for the salvation of Rome
Having accomplished the object OF our Jour-
ney, we now thought of turning our race To-
wards home. We took passage In the Terry
steamer and landed safely in Norfolk, whefe
we Immediately went on board the tram ne
crowd, both on the ferry boat and the cars
was enormous The train waited at NorioiH,
a most uncomfortable length OF ume, ana
when At last ii left, IL was delayed oy STOP
r,pes so often, that 1t was two O'CLOCK when
we reached Petersburg. About four in the
rorninp we reached home, drank a whole
ni,,ser Of water, fell down on the bed, and
aropned asleep to dream OF LAZARUS and
DIVES. for we fett as though we We're consum-
ing by internal fire.
Upon the whole it would be difficult TO
render so short Q. voyage more intolerably
uncomfortable than this was. Yet when we
hear men say that they would not undergo
the suffering for the pleasure, We only an
swer that they know not what they talk about.
DO not men go through lnrning desert, jeal-
ously guarded by Bedouin Arabs, to get sigh
Of Petra
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University of Missouri.

We see, from catalogue of the University
of Missouri, situated at Columbia, in that
State, that b. b. MINOR, Esq, of Richmond.
has been chosen President Of that institution
and will, for the session of l660-'6l, occupy
the chair of Professor of Moral, Mental and
Political Science. Mr.. MINOR is an A, M. of
the University of Virginia, fine scholar, and
gentleman of high character. We under
stand that he will probably accept the post
which mas been rendered him, and cordially
congratulate him upon an appointment so
honorable to his abilities and attachments.
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THs GnnAr EASTERN il now. In Annapohs

TIE GREAT EASTERN il nowin Annapohs
Roads. A passenger who came on from new
York in her, asceriai from Capt. Hail thas
she ra n the 3ls miles in quarter OF an hour
less than twenty-four hours-equivalent to
thirteen miles and quarterper hour. Secreta-
ries Toucey and Floyd were among the visi-
tors 10 her in Hampton Roads, Saturday
During Friday and Saturday, It is estimated
that nearly 1900 persons visited the ship
while she lay OF Old Point. The Portsmouth
Transcript says:
At five O'Clock Saturday morning she
weighed anchor and drifted until O'Clock,
accompanied by the steamers Louisiana,
Northampton and Curtis Peck. Her engines
were then putin motion, the volunteer con-
voy left her side, she steaming for Annapolis
Roads, they for Old Point, Norfolk, Ports
mouth and Richmond
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST o.
HigA wasH sais da, Tuesday, ~ 0'e'oeA.
ARRIVED.

s,.amsh,p Yorktown. Parrish, New York, mdze.
and passengers LudIam Watson
steamer Virginia, Kelley. PhlIadeldhia, mdze'
and passengers. q. p. Cardozo.
StsamsT Belvidere, Keepe, Baltimore, mdze and
passengers, D. w Curne; p.,.rsh,rs
Schr. Mary A. Adams, Sparrow, PetersDurg'
sebT' b. A. Berry, VOORHEES,. New York. ice, d.
Scbr. VIM. B. Preston, James River, wheat,
Haxall, Crenshaw Il Co
Schr s. i. Abbott, Ludiam, Boston, plaster, A.
Schr VIM. Severe, Brooks, James River, wheat.
Schr. Ellen Goldsborough, Todd, Baltimore,
guano, T.. B. Bentley.
Brig Mary Capen, =, down the river, light.
Schr r. G Stanard, Jr., Booz, Baltimore, coal,
Schr Commander- in Chief, Martin, District of
Columbia, via Port Walthaii, COAL W. ID. Coiqnltt
i Co.
schr. Ocean Wave,-u District Of Columbia
Schr VIM and John, Jones, down the river,
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NEW MUSIC,

NJ AUGUST 1TH-NEW MUSIC received
lE BIRDS NEST Song. By the author of
HOW WIFI L g. " f THE GEiNrLE MURMuRs.-
Song. BY the author of Shells of the Ocean
AS RoAMED THROUGH THE WOOD. Song.
BREATHE SUIT, SUMMER, WIND: Song. By
t5e agthoT 9f rs ]; Of the Ocean. 25G;
BLi aEds M asc AND SUMMER, Song BY Rich
ANGEL s s LIFE. Song By the author of
EEF$ sSf5 3 gSaSs
DEARTFw STib * S9nF B. Iipley &c
Alt IS DER ,TwiXf THE AND ME. song
Fh 4 BEAR Ho 5Sf y Song ns 3 B 9f
HAVE NOT LOVED THEE. Song. 81 " al
7 Do ST. FORGET. Song. By L:n,ey Csc.
How H6R k ZEE sF AAE fH HfPs psS A2 5. az
LASsffE, ARE YOU WAKING: soog. b Lin
LONG, TING AGO. Song. Bv Mnsg-ave. 25o.
au7-lt wv RANDOLPH.
,Hs NEW MUSIC
nth The DEATH OF MINEHAHA. By c. c. Con-
SWEET EVENING STAR. By wm, Y. Wal
BntE r f si e i n XesPsrsi Ill.,,
THE TEAR. BY Stgelii.
esG's Ne" B. aIt Is$sG IS a T. st.
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The Watering Places.

We learn that all the Virginia watering
places have now large companies. The hot
weather, the omnipoteat fashion, and the in
creased railroad facilities, are keeping them
al fall Our own sss.s h we'll represented,
Ana there a serx tNsxr namhef of yisitors
trem .hs snere Aonthetn s,s.rs;
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Hampton.

We know not more pleasant summer 70
treat toan the agreeable town of Hampton,
near Old Point, with it's cool and healthfn,
sea oreezes, It's attractive water sports, and
It's remarkably hospitable and refined society.
The facilities afforded our citizens for going
and returning, by the James river boats
ought to make Hampton one of our most pop.
ular spring and summer resorts.
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CEANCERY NOTICES

CITY RICHMOND WIT:-At rules
~ held in the Clerks office of the Court of Hust-
lngs for the said city, on Monday, the 9th day Of
Edward Mayo, ad'r of Julia "A. caben and M
his own RS hit ..Pltf,
Winfield Scott and Maria. his wife, Robert II z
saoei Ads Isos M sBs wiam G. Mayo
and George MAYO, Adeline Mayo, Harriet ?
Mayo. Emma G. Mayo. Julia Mayo, aud s
Macon, Virginia Z. pade. Anna Mara :
,Wsisger, Seignora s. Weiseger, and Sally
The object of this suit is to make sale of lot,
numbered s aud 8. fronting on Franklin street in
the CITY Of Richmond, which, with other property :,
were objected to be sold by the will of the said Jul
Affidavit having been made that the defendants,
m1aoeid Scott, and MARIA his wife, are not
cents s OF the state OF virginia they are hereby re-
month after due publication hereof, and do
what may b: necessary to protect their interests
Copy-Teste: RIO. HOWARD,
CITY OF RICHMOND TO VITA rules
~ held IN the Clerk S office of the Court of Hust-
lnss for tha said city, on Monday, the 9th day of
sampe, SohetJsau; Sidney 4. schsislin, Jas
/. Sshettsn Schtfaen Iohn D. DIX los
liam n; Schehelin, partners under the firm of >
SchefeIln, Brothers Company. Plf's, 9
against !
Charles s. Dawson Deft,
The object of this suit Is to recover against the
seven dollars and eightysIx cents, with legal in
teTest thereon from the 18th day Of Ju,, 1860, till
paid
Affidavit having been made that the defendant is
not resident OF the state of Virginia he is hereby
required to appear in TIE said Clerks Office With
in one month after due publication hereof and do
what may be necessary to protect his interest.
Copy-Teste
au 7-law4w Ro. HOWARD. Clerk.
(HlTY OF RICHMOND ID, TO vital Rulss
~ hsld in the Clerks office of the Court of Hust-
inss Tor the said City, on Monday, tine 9th day of
August. 1860
name and sty of Heye Brothers 49,. Pitts, ?
against
The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant the sum OF three hundred and twenty
eisht dollars and forty eight cents with legal in
april 1850 a. on S229 Is cts the residue thereof,
from the l9t!. July. 1850. till payment.
Adsv, having been made ahs. re
Virginia; he is hereby required to appear in the said
Clerks Office, within one month after due publ
cation hereof: and do what may be necessary to
au7-law4w RO. HOWARD, Cl'k.
CiTYOF RICHMOND, TO " Tat rules
in ns for the said city, on Monday the 9th day of
The Central Contra Bank of Alabama - Plta,}
William + starke Def. ~ oSSr'
rh and upon an attachment returned executed.
defendant the SUM OF thirty four thousand dollars
MUM MUM On q ts ts,s Of per
fF9@ tas "a day Of Nay, isse. I'll PAID ao' 'herso''
aasns q essB . msa s. h1' ne defendant
e sRS.s ar + a z: :sa s.s
ssf-sssa- Mo, xewAap, cslss J
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EDUCATIONAL.
old DOMINIoN INSTITUTE

DoMI n. sH tssT FoF 53T
streets, Richmond, Va, will begin on the LIST day
of October, 1860, and close on the 3Oth CT June,
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
L. f. SHUM ATE, Mental and Moral Science.
K. g. GiLs0N, Natural Science and Mathe-
Rev. JAMES A. DUNCAN. Biblical Literature.
ALBERT De ,RQEblG GER, tierman -
Miss MAGGIE D. BRANDEK, Primary Eng
HRFNfIoG GHAfFS P5f ss Hs o5san
Oswald HEINRICH Painting and Drawing.
J. w. REEVE. Penmanship.
TERMS,
tFor the Session, payable half on lst of October
residue Feb. IA. 1867
Primary English, including Vocal Music. s 30 co
intermediates English, including Vocal Mu-
Senior, including Vocal Music. 50 20
Piano, {: gan Guitar, or Cultivation Of the - "
Voice, for halfhour lessons, two per week SO 90
Piano, OTean, Guitar. or Cultivation of the
Voice, for one hour lessons, two per week, 80 90
Pas:eIor W alter Colors, Crayon Drawing. 20 20
I Sc OF fIano: 10 90
ornamental BTanches---. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 10
Washing and Lights IS 60 60
"a Application to enteE, pupils, and all commu-
nicdtloHs tHe school, should be made to
THOMAS l.. GALLEHER.
Richmond. Va.
A The announcement for the session of 1870 81
Will he furnished to those who apply, as Indicated
au I-2m
CHURCH HILL MALE ACADEMY.-The
- undef signed, having secured the services of
Rev. h. A, DWIGHT. A NJ %, for many years past
teacher OF Classical and Mathematical Sch DOL In
Norfolk, whose collegiate atalnments are not to
Schoo on MONDAY i7h Sepembe I' next n bs
large and comfort bic TEMPERANCE HALL. on
Church Hill; and thorough instruction Will be
gwen IN the following studies, and at the rates
affixed:
THE TERM OF TEN MONTHS:
tuition IN Ordinary English Branches go. $50 co
Tuition IN Advanced English Branches. 30 ~
tuition IN Latin, Greek. and Mathematics 40 GO
Tuition IN French, Greek, Latin and He
Tuition in Ornsmental Penmanship and ~ "
- Book Keeping ny double entry .---...... 20 90
IEkMs.-One-fourth pay able at the BEGINNING of
each quarter.
rs Students will make application Immediately
10 the undersigned, on the corner of 18th and M
streets. Church Hill.
~ The morals of pupils strictly regarded
kEy III t bWf FL ffh a. M..S Principals.
au7-law3wTu*
TT X. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
VIII commence on the Sd September. at my resi-
nee, on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets
Terms usual.
n the Classical Department ........ 5000
IN the English Department.----. .. 300
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
cal on ne at my residence. L. X. BASS.
au I'm
~ Mrs NJ. C. GARY will resume the responsible
utes or her School on the first MONDAY in
de ptember.
n. Resi- dsnce, 4th street, CANDLES Hill.
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M HOMEMADE BLAcKIsG.-The finest article
now In use for backing shoes and boots, is me
..Exeelsior Oil Paste BLackins,n manuIactured by
parts beautiful polish, will not rub off, and gives
q soitness and elasticity to leather not Impaired
by any other backing we have ever seen. lry IT.
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On Yesterday. the oh inst, in the 30.h year OF
her age. Mrs. NJ. A JONES, the wife of y. IL. r
G. Jones, leaving q husband and seven children to
mourn their untimeiy loss.
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ERRoR.-We were made to call our old
friend, "Mr. WooDCoCK," Mr.. WooDsTocK,
in our article of yesterday on the Great East
ern. We are sorry for it, We meant JAMES
WooDCoCK, the purser of the Roanoke.
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City Point, Aug. 4, 1860.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Roanoke, Couch. Richmond
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Prltchard, Richmond.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell. Richmond
Russian ship Helene, Bashen, New York.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Prltchard. Baltimore.
phla.
Bark st. Johns, Skolheld, Genoa.
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b. August lst. 1860;

MA- August 1st. 800.
THE GREATEST SACRIFICE
EVER MADE IN DRY GOODS,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
To sell of our stock of Goods on oun Gown coun-
tiers, and to save as many from auction as possible.
we have marked them down to extreme low prices.
In Rich Dress SILKS. POPLINS. ORGANDIES,
BEREGE yAC0NETS. EMBROIDERlES,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, BON BAZINES and Black
ALPACAS, GlNGHAMS. PRINTS, RIBBONS
and PARASOLS, our stock is still large.
Also, good assortment Of SHIRTlNGS, IRISH
LINENS, NAPKINS and T0WELiNGS.
Large stock of Full CLOTHS. SATINETS, LIN
SEYS, FLANNELS and BLANKETS.
PERKINS & CO.
au lot 14l Eagie Square.
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q.
,rk ST. Johns. Skol6eld, Genoa.

NEW YORK, August ARRIVED, schrs. Sea
Breeze, Racer s. Coles, Buchanan, J. w, Frank
lin, and Washington. from Va.
BALTIMORE, Aug 5.-Cleared. schrs. Reindeer,
J. II. Gator, and Mary Willis, Richmond
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THE PETERSBURG EXPRESS has not been
received at this Office for eight days.
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OFFICE OF THE JAS. RIVER KANAwHA Cox
Richmond, July 10Th, 1860.
A CA l. n NETTING Of the
s.. StockhGlderso Of the JAN An ~ R Rd,l
this CITY, pursuant to he following order. viz
AT meeting of the Board OF Public Works, on
the 25Ih July, 1850, it was ordered that meeting
of the Stoekho ders of the James River and ka-
nawha Company be held at the office OF said Com
pany, on TUESDAY, the 18th August next.
"A true copy. IHos. RI: De TT, .
'.Sec'y B. 2. Works."
BY order of the President.
iv27-3tawtd NM. p Nj JJNFORD. Sec'y
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au Sim
~ wheeler s. Wilson'S

Factory in Bridgeport. Conn; Principal Once,
t05 Broadway, N. Y. Virginia Once. z2 Main ST.,
Richmond. Branches throughout the state.
They are not, and will not, be made or sold by
parties in crested in the sale of other M chlnes
au Slim +. IL. CRAlGE, Agent
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- DEuOCRATIC NETTING

r DENOCKATIC MEEi,o.,n, ~
the State Central Executive Committee TO hold
Convention at ChsIIottesvlle on the 10Th INST INST
mond will meet in Metropolitan Hall on IT. ES-
DAY EVENING next, the 9TH INST, at o'c lock,
for the purpose of sending delegates to SAID Con-
ventIon.
After the business of the meeting is over, speak
ers will address the Democracy.
L. W GLAZEBROOK, President.
JAMES DOVE, tSoo,ys
HENRY g. CANNON, GOV 20 4-3t
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M Wines. Liquors, Cigars. &c.

HA Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c.
" e offer to the trade, families, and for private
use, a superior assortment of Imported and Do
nestle WINES, Lie UORS, HAVANA CIGARS,
DIMES, in such quantities they may want, and
upon the most reasonable terms.
Circulars, containing full description of our
goods, furnished free of charge.
R- Goods sent to any part of the State-and free
of charge to any part of the city.
MCkEEVER l. BROKEN,
Wine and Liquor Store,
No. 4 Exchange Hotel Building.
jy N-d2w,sw4t Pearl St, Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND AND YGRA
E4ASas sr!FzEfrEassHr RIVER RAILROAD.

Ef.ZStzS--2SEcS
CHEAP AF S5A AFr EAS S9E1 BYTE TO OLD
FARE SPINNER EXTRAS1No Breakfast
~ 40 vii be e P5Ssp 4 q on the Boat
trains will leave Richmond daily, except Sun
days. a. O'Clock A NJ; stopping only upon sig
Tunstal's, Indian Town, Cohoke, White Hall and
Romancoke, and arrive at West Point at IS A.
rhe fast and commodious steamer WEST
POINT, CAPT, J. c. ROWE, will leave King and
days and Fridays. at Ga A: NJ, connectins with
the cars at West Point. and stopping on signals
House. Moody's, Cay pahoosieE, BiEisT's, York-
sGSf anf snd Sof F9 at Snd rrFVe at Old Point
Returning, the Steamer Will leave Norfolk Tues
days. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at A. NJ, and
Old Point at L A n LANDING only as above, and
and arrive in Richmond at z. Nj.
No Boat landings made.
Freight received MONDAYS, Wednesdays and
Fridays at Richmond until P NJ, and at West
Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays until
Fare from King and Queen c. H.. and other points
on the Mat,apon, to Norfolk. 50 90
au7-ts ~ - W r. H: TEMPLE. sGp't "
- NEW AND 'MP0RTANTa Ar;
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
TIE Public t5st tRsy hsYe 3n e FuT her
PHfLADELPIf IA and BALTffMoRE to R RICH
M0ND. thereby afiOrding unusual facilities for
obtaining their freight and packages in the short
est possible time.
Expresses leave New York at J.. and O'Clock
p NJ. Expresses leave Philadelphia at s A NJ.
AMI ?. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore at 20
A. NJ and 20 P. NJ. arriving in Richmond at } 80
A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ.
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, and ali points North and
West, at 30 a Nj and $50 7. NJ.
Freight and packages should in all eases he at
our office ONE HOUR before the departure of the
Tralts.
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY at 4.30 &. NJ and IS p. NJ.
The Adams Express Company feel that thew can
guarantee to the pubic clvility, attention and sat-
lsfactlon In all their Intercourse with their officers
IN Richmond, and nothing will be left uudOne on
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
Freight and packages arriving BY the Express
from the North at o'cock r. M will be delivered
immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance Of twelve hours over our arrangements
STEAMER EXPRESSES TO AND FROM
NEW YORK, MI-WEEKLY. Freights de-
ysIed W mmedla6el} nP4p the a5rlysl Of the ship
AGES, MONEY. BONDS. LEGAL DOCU-
MENTS, &c, forwarded with safety anc dis
patch to all parts of the United States, Canadas
NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out foods. collected at all accessible points
guaranteed
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresses,
in charge Of car stul and rsila BILE messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
low rates.
All freights promptly called for aud delivered
without extra charge.
~ For further information. please call at our
office, POP Main street;
W. H. IREGO, Superintendent.
au7-Tu6Sts
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nA Guns, Guns, Guns J ust received from
England one hundred and fifty fine DOUBLE
GUNS. Sportsmen wishing to equip themselves
for the Fail campaign, are requested tn ctll and
examine my stock before purchasing, as am con-
6dent can exhibit the best assortment Ct Goods,
in my line, to be found 10 any house IN the State
JAMES WALSH,
Sim Gun Importer, 60 Main st.
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U.teN PRAYER ,,EETIsG

UNION PRAYER MEETING...
49, Union Prayer Meeting of all deuom-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Assoc atlon, IN the Lecture room OF the
DR. Read's,) from 6 TO 7 o'clk. The citizens
generally are invited to attend as well all
strangers visiting the city, jy l6-lm
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MAD nTHn
DIED

On Thursday, the I'd inst, by Rev. Mr.. Wallace,
Mr.. JOHN W. M0DLIN to Misa ELIZA POL
LARD, all OF Henrieo county.
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ma Auction Notice. Attention IL asked 70
The sale Of Genteel Household and KitcAen ~ r.
NiTURE, THIS MORNING, commencing at 10
O'Clock. at the late residence Of X Eggieston,
of the Administrators.
au T.. THOS, w. KEESEE, Auct.
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APve Got EN-,
I'VE GOT EN-.
WHITE DUCK PANTS.
FANCY AND WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
SKELETON, CASSI MERE 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 l09 Nam street and get what is
lacking to complete a gents outfit, and know what
you are buying. VIM. S. TUPMAN. Agent,
l09 Main street,
jy 25-tsf2p) Third door above 14th street.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.
TOR SALE AND PiRE.-f have for sale a
L likely NEGRO MAN, about 80 years old, sound
and healthy; sold Tor no fault and TO person Ivy
ing In the city It's vicinity, he will be sold Tor
less than to trader. have for hire for the bal
ance OF the year, GIRL, about IA ears old. &C
cvstomed to house work. For terms, &c,, apply
t. RO. B LYME,
al It's Office, Metropolitan Hall.
C'OR HIRE-A BOY, about IL years of age,
suitable 10 wait in the house, about an office,
for ire balance of he year.
THOS. J. BAGBY.
General Agent, Wall street.
su7-3t Under st, Charles Hotel.
TOR HIRE-For the bsance of the year,
L good COOK, WASHER and IR0NER. For
terms, sc apply to RO B. LYME.
General Agent for Hiring out Negroes. Sc,
gu 4-2t Metropolitan Hall.
LNOR EIIKE-For the blIance of the year, TWO
MEN-one accustomed to working IN a tobacco
factory, the other good rough carpenter.
COOKE & CLOSE, Agents.
On 18th street, Exchange H otel Building.
Jy Sits
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HA Just received. per steamer -, xfco Pr
additional supply Of superi2r oh
retaii McKEEVER g. BRICK EN-.
' Wine and LiquoT Store,
No Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl st.
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SGHOUL CARD
~ Mrs NJ. c. GARY will resume the responsible
utes or her School on the first MONDAY in
de ptember.
n. Resi- dence 4th street, CANDLES Hill.
7 Dur
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T,HE NEWEST BoOkS.-Received by

THE NEWEST B0OKS.-Receivedb by
i JAMES wool HOUSE Il co.
THE QUEENS of SOCIETY. By Grace and
Philip Wharton. With Illustrations. s 90.
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LIFE. By George Henry
HISTORY THEORY AND PRACTICE OF THE
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. By Prescott
Illustrated Sl75.
THE REASON WHY! Natural History: By the
author Of The -" b bcal Reason VIM ST.
SCIENCE A WITNESS FOR THE BIBLE. BY
Rev. w. N. Pendeton, of Lexington, Va. 81.
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