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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

- FOR SALE-A No HORSE. in good
I.N condition; will work in a cart, buggy, or
6oupder the saddle; about years old, and
perfectly gentle. He will he sold at bargain, as
the owner has no use for hun. Apply at RElD'S
VERANnAH STABLES, 9th, near Clay street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

Tue yERSAL SATISFACTION
given by our brand of BROWN SOAP encour-
ages calling the attention of the public it.
especially gIocers who may have found difficulty
in obtaining low priced Soap suited 10 the retail
family trade. Our facilities for manufacturing are
superior, and 1t is purpose to furnish the best
article in the market, quality and price considered.
c. CREW Il SON,
Steam Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18
- FOR NOEFUik. NEW YORK

1900 FOR NOR FULh. NV fUKk
sSTEfN AN D BOSTON.-The barge s u N
e<x-zsS-sis now ready to receive freight tor
the above places at the Dock, near Edmond, Da-
venport Il Co.'S, and will leave FIR DAY, Gosh
inst, at 10 o'clock a N: ConneetIng with the
BEN DEFORD, for Boston. Freight taken at
lowest rates. L, ID HALL;
IL a EHmnnN. DaNPnpNrt o. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

NOTiCE.-All persons having claims AGAINST
: ' the estate ofSamue Jenkins decd will please
present them, properly authenticated, corner I'd
ana BTqaa streets anu persons owing the estate
SAMUEL JONES, EX'r,
iY 49, Corner ID and Rrnad streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

Uhitk WOKk.-The subscriber, having re-
- turned to the city. is now prepared to take
contracts for BRICK WORK of every description.
All work with which he may be favored SHALL be
executed promptly, and in "a workman Xix. manner.
ANY communication through the Post Office Will
be promptly ttendeu to. JOHN SWANK.
Architect. jy l7-5t*
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&c. FOB SALE.

lassxl p CARRIAGES, &c, FOB SALE.
EyeG5SS have two second hand F NJ Y
SZ@Aa1 C 4 RRIAGES, for one or two horses
one double BUGGY, enc single do, and SUI
KEY all in perfect -der also. two sets Of double
HARNESS, aud some single sets of DO All Of
these Will be sod very low if early application be
made to JOHN DOES,
iy lS-Iv+ Next to corner 9th and Broad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

Board. per session of 10 months, including wash
ing. lights and every personal accommodation,
: $40; Music, including use of instrument, $40;
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. SO; High
er English $50; Lower. go; Painting and Draw
ing, each, S25. One half paya in advance, the
other at the close of the session. No pupil admit
ted for less term than five months, and no deduc-
tons except foI protracted sickness. For further
particulars, see Circular, or address
Rev. DANIEL b EWING,
jy l5-law6w Gordonsvie. W..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

FACE SNACK AT COLLINS
NA BAR TO- DAY-My friends ends. and d the
NsKzg old sand, corner of 18th and Main
streets, THIS MORNIN 6, at II o'clk
when FREE SNACK will be tastefuily served
M. NV old patrons are especially requested to be
on hand IJy I8-lt+l JAS COLLINS, Ag't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

jy Its CIV PURCELL & co.
GENERAL The subscribers have
~ associated themselves this day. under the sly lie
carry ing on the above business, COLLECTING
RENTS. HIRING OUT NEGROES, &e., &C.
They have taken the Office on I4th street. opposite
the Exchange Hotel, and by strict attention To
their business, they trust to merit a portion of
public patronage. RICHARD WALSH,
~ H-Im p j. MCKENNA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18
WANTS.

ss.h tap. Of fA 1o%sik e Tfaasf Th6u
10 3. 81
b seen y one who would be psrsn.T ana n6le o
%sS. 20 se or Genera pa"s
Box 81" p. D.. Richmond. Va ~ S-lw
WANTED For the Hot Springs. 8 DINING
f9Sa sstsE 70 qos .02 %p.
SVEN & rH B. Eacno near E%ohsass Place
| WANTED-To hire by the month, an able
bodied SOotsd MAN e. G1Ys to
SFOhaopdSRfk & &sfRsnS asP
ISL, &c; Employ ment being his desire, salary Is
en- 0 2dd1es. '" PEN,a Box CO, o. IL is@ss
w who understands the Retail Grocery business.
sPFp g., through Pose oce, I Box No. 7s7 with
real name and city reference ~ lots
WANLnElDI,aoB,s respectable WHITE WHIT GIRL L.
table or Nurse Apply a. this Office
sitqis9S r sALksHHSTT
either Wholesale or Retail. The advertiser speaks
English, French and German dramatically, Is
man of education and good standing. married, and
about 40 years old, ard instead of a fixed salary.
| tabished, provided no cash investment be re-
CURED A Travelling Agency, or Commission. for
the States of Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama,
would also be acce pied.
WANTED.To buy or rent, genteel HOUSE
and GARDEN, near Ri, hmond suitable for
small family without children. Address e. H."
Office Richmond dispatch. jy A-lw*
MANTt D-To engage for the Fall season. a
Tef AK and hd
can take orders from customers for the same
Also. wanted, several LADIES to assist in max
ing Cloaks and Mantllas, and can use the Sewing
Machine. Make application to
jy Bot n C. BARTON, 229 Main st.
WANTED-A TEACHER.-A lady, competent
w to teach English, French, Latin and Music,
can hear of a situation by addressing MIR. "A. b.
Co." Guinney's Depot, Caroline co., Va.
jy l3-ts
WANTED-T solicit a call from all persons
w in want of TRUNKS, at the RICH nOND
TRUNK F A CT DRY. where am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common up
to the most superior IRON F RIA NJ L. ALL
IL 4 T K TRUNKS. LAD ES' RENCH
TRUNKS. &c. ALI sold at manu- faoturer's prices,
at No 81 Main st in Saddle and HaIneEs Stnre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

WANTED To solicit a call from all persons
w IN want of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
manufacturing every style, from the common up
to the most superior IRON F r A NJ +. ALL
L EATH TRUNKS, LAD ES' F RENCH
TRUNKS: &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No: 81 Main st, in Saddle and Harness store,
with WIN SALMON.
IA TRUNKS REPAIRED.
jy 2-3m JAMES KNOTS.
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Amb:otypes for 10 Cents

FOR A FEW DAYS.
PARTRIDGE AT HIS PALACE OF ART!
L In Hornbrook's Block, Main-St., East Side
Will take two Good Pictures of one Person for
20 cents. The Systematic arrangement in his
Mammoth Artal Palace affording him tacili-
ties for producing hundreds, daily, without
discommoding his regular customers, or inter
fering in the least with his executing, as usu-
al, work of every style, and in the highest
perfection of the Art.
Persons having inferior Pictures Of deceased
friends, can, at Partridge's, have fine Pictures
made from them of any size, greatly improv-
ing the Likeness.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Plain or Colored, from
smallest to Life Size, Also, the improved HAL
LOTYPESl Made only at Partridges.
Lockets and Pins Eat Cost and Less than
Cost" Everything used in the business for
sale at Lowest Prices 10 the trade.
TAKE N0TICE.-That Partridge's Gallery
Is on Msin-St., few doors above the ". &
NJ. Bank, over Marsh & Taylor's Store, en-
trance third door above J. l. G.. Merdel'S be-
tween the Stores of c. P. Brown aud Jeremi2h
Clemens and opposite D. Nicoll & Bros Yari.
Store Jan. Is, '60-fl
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-03-09

VIRGINIA At rules held ia the Clerks
' Office of the Circuit Court of Taylor coun-
ty, on the first Monday in January, 1860.
James K. Smith, Comppt.l
US.
John T. Hickel and others, Defts.
The object of this suit is to cancel and a n
null the contract made on and about the Goth
day of October, 1857, between complainant:
and defendant, Hickel by which the latter sold
to the former three town Lots, Nos. SO, 81 and
3S, in the town of Fetterman, in said county,
on which is situated large dwelling house
and other buildings, and same property known
as the John S. Gould property, and to sell said
property to pay back to complainant what
purchase mony he has paid thereon.
1t appears by affidavit that the Defendants
Sarah B. Fetterman and John S. Gould are
not residents of this State: Therefore, it
is Ordered, that they do appear in this suit
within one month after due publication hereof
for four successive weeks, and do what may
be necessary to protect their interests herein.
A Copy-TEsr,
A. ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
TDespard Attoy for Comppt
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Nortbsrn firs arS Cite
LyrSUBA.NCE COMPANY.
No. l Morgate, street, London.
ESTABLISHED IN 1896.
EsrABLIsHED IN 1896


Paid up Capital and Surplus, ...."".2, l94, ~.
Annnal Revenue, Nearly,..".".".l,o 100000.
London Directors.
Geoce G. Anderson, Thomas N. Farquahar,
Sir Chas. R. McGrigor, Bart. Lord Ernest
Bruce, M. P. Duncan James Nay, William
Westragh, William Miller, II. p, Chairman.
A. P: Fletcher, Secretary. Edward Fuchs,
Vice Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF REFERENCE.
Measrs. Stuart & Brother, McCutcheen &
Collins, Myers, Claghorn & Co., Smith Wilt
ANS & Co., VIM. Mckee & Co. Jos. B. Mitchell,
ESQ. Prest Merch. Bank, James Dunlap, Esq.
Pres't Union Bank, Hon. ". 4. Porter, late
Judge Sup. Court.
This we'll established and successful Compa-
ny, Is prepared toeffect Insurance against Loss
or Damages BY FIRE, on Dwellings, Ware.
houses, Stores, Stocks Of Goods, Ships and
their Cargoes; while in port, and on herchan.
disc generally not exceeding
10000 Dollars on Single Ri.k:
On irst-class COTTON b WOODEN MILLS,
not exneeding Sis. Aan on .-y nee p;st. Tts
Rates of Premium lfe moderate, and the cod.
ditions of Insurance are framed with the grea.
test liberality.
The Policies Of the Northern Assurance Co.
are not only guaranteed by large Capital,
but also by the unlimited personal response
bility Of over One Thousand SHAREHOLDER
Losses promptly adjusted and paid, without
reference to London.
WIN GRITTY, Aslzr,
No. 81 South Third St., Phiad'a.
J. A. ROBINSON, Agent,
Dec. %, ls59-3u FETTERAAN. VA
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6 Worth their Weight in GOldy

CAPT. BURNS, of New Orleans, says that DR..
TODD'S ANTI-RILLIOUS ORLIVER PILLS
have been, in his experience, and in that of his
passengers, 'woRTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD ="
He says that other Steamboat Captains liz the
Mississippi trade have the same opinion. and
consider DR.. Todd's Pill the bet pills IN use for
the bilious diseases of the South
We have lctters from
Wisconsin, Iowa,
Santa Fe, Minnesota,
Texas, Louisiana,
California, Kentuckey,
Missouri, Indiana,
rs weiI as fran points near md at home,
containing orders for these pills, ana speaking
in the highest terms Of their virtues.
&M.SEE CIRCULARS for these letters and
other interesting particulars
Todds Pills are for saleby Dealers generally
throughout the country.
Dealers will address their orders to his only
GENERAL AGENTS, 7. II. LOGAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, WHEELING, Va.
Todd's Pills are for sale by NEWLCS l.
ADAMS, PruntytowR. and mo. A. ROBIN
SON, Fetterman. Va. .-
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az Country 9ealers.

GARFIELD, BROTHER q CO.,
! 2ss Baltimore street, corner Of Charles, Bait
more, Nd.
HAVE received from all parts Of the world
he largest and greatest variety Of Rich, Rare
and Curious articles ever imported into Bslti-
more, many Of which are truly elegant. We
name few of the leading articles
WATCHES, of superior quality, from
London, Liverpool, Geneva, and Copenhagen.
GOLD CHAINS and CHATELAiHES sc
with Diamonds, Pearls, Rubies, &c.
Paris and Geneva JEWELRYof the newest
style, consisting of full suits and single pieces
of Enamelled, Emerald, Pearl, Rubies, Car
buncle, Coral &c.
SUPERB JEWELRY from Paris, Geneva,
Liepsic Fair, Vienna, &c.-entirely DOW.
London and American Jewelry, in great va
arDi AMoND ARTICLES, such as Bracelets
Eth Rings, Breaches, Finger Rings, ScarfPin
SILVER WARES of our own Manufacture,
consisting of a choice collection of articles,
viz: Pitchers Cake Baskets Tea Caddies, Nap
kin Rings. Salt Cellars, Coffee and Tea Sets, Tea
Kettles, Gard Stands, Ink stands, Vases, Su-
gar Boxes, Dessert Knives, Spoons and Forks
Vegetable, Salad, Asparagus, Ice and sugar
Tongs. Cake, Ice Cream, Pudding, Fish
aud Butter Knives, Goblets, Cups,
Tumblers Money Boxes, Waters,
Cracker Spoons, 0yter La
dies, Pickle Knives and
Forks Of Sterling
Silver.
PARIS FURITURE, a few choice specimen
beautifully inlaid.
gHEo AN GLASSARTICLES, in great Va
riety, Shef-
field and Birming-
ham Goods, Albata Spoons,
Forks, Ladies, Casters, Cake Baskets,
Snlendid MANTLE CLOCKS from Paris.
Rronzes from Paris and Berlin; Dresden CA
ma Goods, Rich and Large Size Vases,
Partisan Marble Goods, new
patterns; Papier Nd
che Goods.
:fantp Grizzlies.
Opera Glasses, Port Fohos,
flirting Desks, Work Borcs,
Segar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Splen-
did Fans, Tortoise, Shell Combs,
Port Monnaies, Cards, Cases,
Gold Thimbles, Tooth Picks, SOL
i'd Silrer Mounted Dressing ca
ces, Needle Cases, Bobbin HoE
ders, Ladies' Companions,
and an endless variety of article which are |
now opened and are offered Mt prices Wh'ch
cannot but give entire sdtisfaction.
MS- Iii articles from our establishment
are guaranteed to be rs represented or the mo
--~J - al DC returned. ---------tt
septembefF ~, F5gs.~iy.
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cHAs. B. CECIL ALEX. ]. CECIL J.R. M'CoRrNEY
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

THE IssuE.-Mr. Douglas, in his Freeport
speech, said q In my opinion the people Of a
Territory can, By la,gtHl means, ercludr slapery
from their limits, prior TO The formation Of a
State Contribution"
Nr, Breckenridge said, in his Frankfort
speech, last December - Il having been
authoritatively determined by the very
tribunal to which it was referred, that Con-
gress had no power to exclude slave prop
erty from the Territory, and judicialy
determined that the Territorial Legisla-
lures authorities created by Congress- had
not the power to exclude or con6scate
slave property, confess that had not an
ticipatcd that the doctrine of unfriendly
legislation would be set up. Hence | need
not say to you that / do not beliere in the
doctrine Of untriendly legislation that / do
not beiiece IN the authority Of Territorial Legis-
iat,ves 10 do By iadirectioR rhat they cannot
do directly. | repose upon the decision OF
the Supreme Court of the United States, as
to the point that neither Congress nor the
Territorial Legislature has the right to
obstruct or eonfscate the property of any
citizen, slaves included, pending the Terri
torial condition"
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
OVER $1,000 in Jeyyelry Given Away.
273 Valuable Prizes 3!

I want it understood this is not Rattle or
Gift Entertainment. 1t is designed to obtain
work and customers and to this end every one
who will bring me work to do in the jewelry
Matchmaking or Daguerrean Business | will
present with many tickets as they will ex-
pend dollars in my line. Those who want
watches cleaned or repaired. any Jcwclry or
Daguerrean work done have only to ply me the
regular price. .rhe work will be warranted,
watches for one year, and besides obtaining the
work at the going rates they Will receive as
many tickets in my great distribution as they
expcrd dollars for work. Remember that
viii Lot raise the price Of my work. Purchas
ers need not have the work done now, but at
any time hereafter the tickets will be good for
watch repairing or likenesSes.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

FoUR slabs from Ninevah, the gift of DR.
II. B. Haskell, of Norwich. Conn, have
been received and placed in the Library
Hall of Bowdoin College. The outlines oil
most of the sculpture are now as sharp
and as well defined, as the day when the
enisei was wrought so deftly in the hands
OF those cunning arti6cers OF old. The
siaos bear full size figures of kings, priests,
and most of them specimens of the arroy
headed character.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

HONE Fruit CRoP.-In some localities (espe-
cially on low, wet bottom lands) the curled leaf
destroyed the early peaches The late ones are
generally uninjured. The apple crop is large
and fine in quality. In most orchards every
variety of fruit, save cherries, is abundant. The
only good sound cherries of which we have heard
in the county, were raised in the Peach Orchard
ranch of Messrs. Garcelon Il Allen, in Salt Spring
Valley. On the whole we think Calaveras county
will produce this year, full twice as much fruit
as last year, and quite enough to supply the home
demand for both green and dried. 1t is a week
or two too early yet to judge very well of its
quality. as the late spring, and cold weather of
the early summer have kept the ripening season
back some two weeks but still we believe our
orchardists and gardners may venture their
plums peaches, apples and grapes into the Ag-
reultur;,l Fair which will be held in Stockton
commencing on the 2Sth August.-.San 4ndreas
Independent.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

PRESIDENT BUCHASAy's LEGACY hide
Of the Philadelphia North 1msrican, says
- Bv the time Buchanan rctires from Office
and his legacies are paid, the public debt
wiz have increased to about $50, ,00o, 900,
exclusive of the $50, ,OO0, 900 which General
Pierce turned over to him on the 4th Of
March, 1857, and which he reduced to SlI,
7lO,7l by the first of July, when the fiscal
wear closed He found the debt to be some
$26,000,O 900 in round numbers. Adding
the increase to the balance received from
trereral Pierce, and Buchanan has spent
al the rate of nearly $40, ,000,0 0,00Ope annum
above and beyond the revenue from all
sources. This is the economical admins
tr,tion which we were promised by the
President, who was so greatly shocked that
Fillmore's expenditures should have ap-
proached $50, 900, 900 year, when lie was
paying off the debts incurred for tie MeXi-
can war The expenses for the last three
years have nearly doubled those of Polk,
" lille the war in Mexico was going on.
That is the best commentary on the system
of prohigate expenditure which has been
pursued. We have been at peace with
foreign nations, and except the wars iu
Utah and Paraguay, where no guns were
fred, and which appear to have been con-
triged for the benefit of the contractors and
their confederates only, the country ha:
been blessed with peace. Yet we have
managed to get through $50, 0,0o9, 900 3
year. No wonder the country is disgustet
and demands change as it did in l84o'
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
Summons.

State of California, County of Nevada S.
District Court of the 14th judicial District OF
said State. The People of the State of Cali
fornia. to HARRIET +. BOWLEY. greeting
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO
Appear and answer to the Complaint of S.
c. Bowley, fled against you, within ten days
from the service of this writ, if served on you in
this county: within twenty days if served on
You in this district, and out of this county, and
within forty days if served on you in the State
and out OF this district, in action commenced
on the 10Th day of July, A. D. 1860, in i'd Court
wherein Plaintiff prays this Hon. Court that n
decree be made and entered herein, dissolving
and annulling the marriage between this plain
til and the said Harriet L. Bowley, according
to the statute in such case, made and provided
and for such other and further relief as NAV be
just And you are hereby notified that if Won
fail to answer said complaint as herein directed.
Plaintiff will take Judgment against you there
for by default. together with all costs of su-and
also demand of the Court such other relief as is
prayed for in said complaint
In testimony whereof /, JOHN S. LAMBERT.
rS Clerk of the District Court, aforesaid,
do hcreunto set my hand and impress
the sea. of the said Court. at Office, in the eity
of Nevada, this 25th day of July, A. D. 1860.
JN0. S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
BY Jos. NJ. LEvEY, Deputy.
BY order of Hon. Niles Searls, Judge of the
18th Judicial District in and for Nevada County.
true copy.
Attest, JOHN 5. LAMBERT. Clerk.
By Jos. NJ. LEvEr, Deputy.
Sargent Niles, Att'ys for Pl'f jy27
FAREIRA's ITALIAN REMEDY.
For Sale by
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

FoUxDERED AT SEA.-Df the ships lost at
ses, and never more heard of by survivor
or fragment, some are supposed to he fixed
in nid-watcr. Like those fossil remains
Whlch we dig out of rock or a quarry
at once preserved and buried in Il stratum
SO many measured feet from the earth's
surface, and to many immeaSurable miles
from its core-thcse submerged but not
eye er between an unfathomcd depth ofwater
above, and fathomless depth of water
below. Broken, perhaps, by some mighty
wave, or slowly but surely filled through
some ineurable rent, they have gone down
and down; but not to the bottom. Through
layer after layer of the yielding mass they
sank, till the superintendent weight of
waters equipoised the subjacent floods.
There they are held as in the grasp of an
accomplished destiny lost forever to hu-
man sight and knowledge-the subject only
Of conjecture, hypothesis and mourning.
Gould we descry and descend to their
5. ange abodes, below the sweep of currents
AT / the rage of tempests, we might find
erervthil,g as in the fatal hour when the
tspmast sank below the path of friendly
kseIs, and yet the bottom grated on no roof
or rStrand All the semblances of life might
be Eeund there, stereotyped and embalmed
by tke power that had, in an hour or two
of horror, quenched every spark of vitality
and converted so many human beings into
mGmmisS, and their floating home into a
rocky sepulchre.-L01don Star.