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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Grubbs & Will
liams sold on yesterday framed dwelling,
No. 721, French Garden Hill, Ninth street,
with four rooms, for $1,000. Also, brick
dwelling in Sidney, on Elmwood street,
with four acres of land attached, for S4 900.
Messrs Lee s. Goddin, auctioneers, have
sold within the last few days the following
property A farm in Chesterfield county,
sixteen miles from Richmond, of 223 acres,
at $3.50 per acre, sl,449.5o; building lot
on St. Peters street, 25xl0O feet, at 81 per
front foot, 800; neat frame dwelling
near Buchanan's Spring" s2,7oo; brick
dwelling on Twenty-ninth street between
Clay and Leigh, 81 500.
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PEAcHEs.-A large quantity of this deli
cious fruit is now in our market, but the
prices asked place it beyond the reach of
all but the sfavored few" to indulge.
Peaches and cream, which at this season OF
the year usually abound, are a luxury un-
known in private families, and are never
seen ON the hotel bills Of fare.
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TIE New PAPER.-At meeting of the
friends of the new Radical paper held at a
late hour on Tuesday night, the prospect
presented for the enterprise was truly
gloomy. A contest is going Oh between the
& working Republicans " and the capital
lists for the mastery, and neither seems dis
posed to yield. Nothing definite was de-
cided upon at this meeting.
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LIVES OF SEYMOUR AND BLA1R.-Turner
sends us copy of the Campaign Lives Of
Seymour and Blair--a reliable book, in
cheap and convenient form.
From the same enterprising newsdealer
we have Pomeroy's New York paper-lively,
oiouant, and personal. For sale by Turner.
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DYEESG AND SECURING.

ESTABLISHED IN l860-L. LlNNE-
~ MANS FANCY'STEAM DYEING. SCOUH-
INh, and PRINTING ESTABLlsHhENT, 42e
hEOAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH ana
fifth RICHMOND, NA.-Ladies' dresses,
shawls, clOaks, and sacques dyed In any coors de-
sired or cleaned in the very hest and neatest man
ncF. Centlemen's garments cleaned or dyed and
warranted 70 give satisfaction. l hsve also estab-
!!SAed printing department, md will print ladies'
I!h& t!& merinos. p"r!ins, de!air2s and alpaca
Icsses. Call and see samples 0t my printing.
L. LINNEMAN,
Practical Over, Scourer and Cleaner.
I. o.-Persors residing AZ distance from the
.ny can forward their goods by express, and have
lice AN 53m
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFF1cE AU-
GUST 27, lS6S.-AIrs. J. Bigelow, Appomat-
tox county, Va; B. F. Smodt, Va. John
B. Yates, Cabin Point, Va. Jonas 5. kelly,
Washington county, Va; Samuel F. Bal
lev, Richmond, Va; n. Davidson, Rich
mond, Va; James Mitchell, Richmond,
Va, s. Branahan, Boston, Mass; Mrs.
DR.. L. Il. Smith, Richmond, Va.
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ToBACco.-We have seen planters from
different portions of the State, and they all
concur in the statement that the growing
crop of tobacco in the State IS the best and
promises the largest yield of any crop which
has been grown for several years-certainly
giuce 1860.
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The CLOVER HILL ExPLos1oN.-Nliss
Pearson, the young lady who was so severely
burned at the Glover Hill pits, in Chester
field county, some ten days since, is i'm
proving, and it is thought that she will soon
be out again. The wonder is that she was
not instantly killed. 1t seems that she was
filing a lighted lamp with spirits of tur-
pentine, when it ignited, and the flames
reaching keg of powder in the room, lite
rally blew the house to atoms.
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ENTERED SrIT.-General Gleason, who
was arrested some days ago by police officer
wilkinson to secure the reward offered for
the recovery of a stolen horse, has entered
snit AGAINST Wilkinson for $500 damages.
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ARRIVAL OF CoSvIcTs.-The following
convicts were received at the penitentiary
Yesterday: Benjamin Gatewood (negro)
of Pittsylvania, seven years, for grand
larceny; Muntord Field, three years
Samuel Smith, one year Thomas Basker-
vile, ten years-all negroes; and Albert
Lewis (white), fifteen years for horse-steal-
ing-all from Mecklenburg; Squire Wade
(negro), two years, from Wythe.
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<ToTICE-To ALL WHOM ITMAY con-

IN CERS.-Notice IS hereby given that tue ih.
1ierS gned has been appointed by the Clrcu!t Soit
OF the United States Tor the District OF virginia
receiver of all the assets Of the Farmers baH @ 0i
Virginia and OF all It's branches All persons ~
debted to said banks are hereby notified forthwlih
to pay such debts only to the receiver or ms auIy
authorized agents attorneys; ana az pei ,, suns
nlc notices OF the same, setting iortn tns amount
claimed with me. DAVID ]. SAUNDERS,
{. :, u, . IL EovIsTir1 Receiver.
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ILLICIT Observation-Disclosures P. Cullen,
of Caroline county, has been held to bail
by United States Commissioner Tukey to
answer the charge Of illicitly distilling
linrpr
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EXECUTIVE CLEMESCY.-General Wells
pardoned yesterday Claude Clayton on the
certificate of the surgeon Of the peniten'
tiarv. Claude has epilepsy. -------
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Sufferers from letter, rIngwOrm. ulcers, BARRIERS
Itch. blotcheS. poison oak, and other eruptions Of
the skin, after trying other medicines without re-
lief certify that RENSON'S SALALEM BROTH has
made an entire cure.
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Mayors COURT-WEDNEsDAT Morn
ING-MAYOR CHAHOON PREsIDING.- Eliza
Booker and Patsy Booker (negroes), as
saulting and beating Philip Tyler. Eliza
fined two dollars and fifty cents, and Patsy
discharged
Moses Tyndle, assaulting and beating
Catherine Redman (negroes). Continued
until Friday.
Joe Hilton (negro), stealing a coat from
James H. Ammons. Dismissed.
Michael D. Russell, assaulting and beat
ing Denis Goroley. Both parties fined two
dollars for fighting in the street.
William II. White and James Dobson
(negroes), stealing dress valued at four
dollars from Alice Carter (ncgrcss). DIS
missed.
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MAYOR CHAHooy has returned to the city
from northern trip. He held his hrst
levee at the Old Market yesterday.
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Presentation. james 4. Seddon, late
Confederate States Secretary oi war, Is IL
the city.
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STEAM e RS.

OFFICE NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS !
August 20, 1868. :
CPECIAL Notwithstanding Ssslsls,
- over this line received TUES -&SSss.azasEdsazsa
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
a,l 22-lm l. Il. TA1IIM. AGENT.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND c*FF#sss
I AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sesxAsEaEstscs
LINE. E.-Steamcrs NORFOLK aud VALLEY
CITY, composing this line, will leave Fhiladeiphis
very SATURDAY, and Richmond every Fhl-
Jay, alternately.
Freight taken for Norfolk, also for CHARLES.
TON. SAVANNAH. and NEW ORLEANS, anc
bills OF iaGing signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals anC
,tateroom, $40. ". P. PORTER, Agent
Oc 81 once NO. 2<Z5 on the DOCK.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
lSTIC INSURANCE.

DsOMEsTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBR UARY 1885.
Well invested and secured.
Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS inv
ted.
Ofice No. 1914 Main street.
DAVID l. BURR. secretary.
B. c. WHFRRy, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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RICHH0SD ANU PErEKsBunGt

RAILROAD UOairANY, Nay IS, 1853. !
EHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On anC
~ after WEDNESDAY the 27th instant tn,
lTains on this road will ruR Us follows
Leave RICHMOND =: { :. u. and 2. W.
Leave PETERSBURG at 9:I5 a. VI. and GAS
N.
The A. II. train will not leave Richmond o.
MONDAYS; and tina 5:I5 =. VI. train will no
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2. NJ
train.
Fare 10 Norfolk S4. Baggage checked through
Passengers for Glover Hill viii take the Z. VI.
Train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, con.
meeting i: Chester with the coal train.
+. Fl. GILL,
mE IS Engineer and Superintendent
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ID ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

N ROAD-SUMAiER SCHEIGLE.-On ant
alter TUESDAY, April q, 1888, the passenger
trains on this road will run rs follows:
GONG WEST.-Through Mail Train.-Leaves
Richmond daily ut 7:l5 i. Ill. leaves Uanvil,
daily at S:27 Pm. connecting at Burke7ille will
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-.
road, Kno2Tille, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tenn:
Louisville, Columbus, &C.. KY; Huntsville, De
catur &C, Ala. !; Corinth Grand Junction, Vick.-
burg, &C. Miss; New Orleans, &c, and st Greens.
horo' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga. !; Montgomery, No
bile New Orleans, &c.
GoIvG EAsT.-Through Mail Train.-Leares
Greensboro daily al $40 A. ". leaves Danyilie
daily at $3.50 K. NJ: connects 1t Burkcve with the
Sauihside train from Lynchbur2 Tor Petersburg,
&c.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticke,
offices In Richmond and Danyilleto al important
points Suu,l and Southwest, and 1T Greensboro
and Dauville 10 all points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
apo Superintendent.
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,r GERMAN LUTHERAN sYNor
EASTERN DISTRICT.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The Evangelical German Lutheran Synod
of Missouri, Ohio, and other States, Eastern
| District. met in Bethlehem church, on Sixth
street, yesterday morning. Agood congre-
CATION was in attendance to witness the
opening exercises.
The roll of members being called, the
following were found present:
Professor C. F. Walther, of St. Louis,
Mo. Rev. Hugo Hauser, Baltimore, secre-
tary Otto Hauser, Boston, Mass, assistant
secretary; Charles Gross, Buffalo, N. Y;
and Messrs. Eugelder, New York ; Stephen
Keyl, Philadelphia; Graetzel, Frincke,
Sommer, Baltimore Burger, Washington !;
Weisel, Sr., Williamsburg, N. Y; Weisel,
Jr., Erie county, N. Y; Reuz, Martins
Vile, N. Y; Gottlieb, Staten Island Rich
ter, Egg Harbor.
Twelve lay delegates presented their Gre
dentials which were accepted.
Rev. E. G.. W. Keyl, President of the
Synod, then read his opening address and
the usual report. He then retired from
office, and Vice-President J. A. F. W. Null
ler, of Pittsburg, Pa, took the chair.
An opening sermon was then delivered by
Rev. C. F. W. Walther from lst Corinthians,
from the 10th to the 18th verse-his theme,
the duty of the ministry in building up the
kingdom of Christ.
After the sermon, the Synod heard, with
much pleasure, encouraging reports from
assistant visitors as to their work since the
last meeting.
Several congregations were admitted into
the Synod, and the following-named dele
gates, duly accredited, took their seats
Rev. Jacob Won Brandt, of Berlin, Pa.
Rev. C. 4. Franck, of Freedom, Waverly
county, Pa. Rev. 7. Brand, Buffalo, N.
T.; Rev. E. P. Fleckenstein, Pa;
Rev. Charles Lohrmau, of Canada
Rev. S. A. Deter, Surry county, N. !;
Rev. W. Weinback and Rev. f. kanold,
Niagara county, n. I. Teachers 4: Burger,
Dollinger, Bode, Fechtman, Miller, Stegner,
and Seitz.
Committees were appointed on the resig-
nation of the president, on the excuses OF
absent members, and on the constitutions.
The Synod then adjourned to meet at
half-past S o'clock this morning.
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DR.. J.B. McCAw, Medical Exar

IN N. WALKER & CO.,
De SUCCESSORS TO o. r. BRKsEE, ESQ
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Oftce lOl+ Main street.
drst door eaS. OF the poSt-ottce, under messrs. h
II. Maury Il Co.
Buildings, merchandise furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds, in the city or country, In
sured against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates In companies of the highest standing.
Losses eQuitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Marine and inland Insurance also effected AT cur
rent rates. no
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V A R N | 5 H E $.
WEARING COACH BODY,
COACH.
CARRIAGE
FURNITURE,
PAINTERS,
JAPAN DRYING,
ASPHALTUM,
IRON,
DAMaR WHITE.
These Varnishes are consigned from the best
manufacturers are well known in this market, and
are warranted TO give satisfaction. For sale at
manufacturers prices by
PURCELL, LhDD Il co,
au.s Richmond, Va.
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OrYICh kICMMOSp AND YORK RyER)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, August l, 1858. J
AND YORK RIVER RAIL

DICHM0ND AND YORK RIVER RAIL.
II ROAD LINE.-NEW SCHEDULE.-FOR
GILMORE, THk NORTH, AND NORTH
WI>T.-Thc steamer kFNNEEEC. Captain j.
s. FREEMAN commanding, leaves White House
sI,~y WEDNESDAY, and SUNDAY MORNING
ou srr!ya. ot the cars from Richmond, reaching
gslt,narr on the following morning at sunrise.
prtncutng. the kENNEBEC leaves Baltimore
every MONDAY and THURSDAY ut 5 O'Clock
Tnr steamer ADMIRAL. Captain KIRwAS COM
roXua!ug. leaves White House every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY on arrival of The cars from Rich
rpoud reaching Baltimore the following morning
:; sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves BAL
rnorccvery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al
sp'clock I. Vi.
!tpot O! the Richmond and York River Rail-
road Company at O'Clock A. NJ. SUNDAY.
TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Re-
farming they leave Baltimore on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
ST 5 o'clock z. NJ, reaching Richmond the follow.
tax evening.
Fare TO Baltimore only g..
Freight received Al all times and forwarded
promptly and through bills Of lading given to al
The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the depo,
EVERY MORNING Mt 4. NJ. connecting on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Fish Haul with
s,xgos for TappahannoCk.
on MONDAYS and SATURDAYS an accommo-
cation train win leave Fish Haul for Richmond al
/, ii. and returning, leave Richmond for Fish
HGrl Al : I. NJ. WILLIAM B. ESOS
au?? Freight and Ticket Agent.
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RO0Rs AND STATIONERY,

NJ EW 3 500 K S.
THE MOONSTONE. BY Wilkie Collins.
GoFTEE AND SCHILLER. Ry Muhlbach.
NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY. by Or; smith.
CAPE COD AND ALL ALONG SHORE SIO-
RIES. BY Nordhott.
BARNES ON PSALMS. Vol. l.
ROSE MATHEK. BY Mrs. Holmes.
Josh BILLINGS ON ICE.
TIE LOST CAUSE RECLAIMED.
HOUSE PAINTING, PLAIN AND DECOkA-
pEMoCRACY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Gillett. ...... ...a
LOST NAME. ByLe Fann.
DEAD-SEA FRUIT. BY Braddon.
SERVANTS OF THE STOMACH. by Mace.
HISTORY OF a MOuTHFUL OF BREAD. by
Mace. ro
a. IN l. sll Maiu street
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TARTER'S COMBINED WRITING AND
4 copyTNG ISK-As agents for the manu-
facturer. we offer this INK, wholesale and retail,
al York prices Also for sale It ss
prices other American, English ana ffensn HIS
RANDOLPH u ENGLISH,
Dealers In Law and Miscellaneous Books,
aGl l5Zu Mal'i s'i'o''
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LOST AND FOUND.

crop THIEF.-Stolen from the sub
y scriber. at Prince Edward Courthouse, on
GOOD size with collar mark on each Shoulder /
w!th slit on the right corner OF his mouth csasea
by rough bit; together with my SADDLE anu M
RRIDI.E. A reasonable reward win he given for
MS recovery any Information leading 10 MS se-
coyery. Address 80 ,,,uo
au1o-2w Nottoway county, Va.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

~ BARRELS FIVE-YEAR-OLD RYE
lO WHISkEY. warranted;
Is barrels SOUTHSIDE WHISkEY,
PURE FRENCH BRANDY and
OLD APPLE BRANDY,
PORT AND SHERRY WINE,
HOLLAND GIN,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
BAR BITTERS,
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
CRUSHED, POWDERED, COFFEE,
and BROWN SUGARS;
LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFEE,
STARCH,
SOAP, and CANDLES.
In store and for sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
iv oo-lm 1910 Franklin street.
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RAILROADS.
0yrTgE RICHMOND AND PETERSRrRG)
RkILRoAp COMPANY,

KiCNMONN, n, August q, ISbS,
1zO SHlpPERS.--The attention Of To-
v,CCONlSTS and DEALERS IN WHIS-
~. called 10 the following rates of freight on
hn,,fs rtnred tobacco and wh!skcy from Rich
mo' Manufactured Tobacco per loo pounds To
w orleans. So; 10 Noble S!.a1; to Mont
t,t. t,.s. h savannah. Sl..S 10 Charleston, 81 o.
IN Nh<Acy per barrel: To Atlanta S6.ll; TO
.Nrns,s IS TO Wilmington, S.ls.
NTTSrough bills Of fading given AZ these rates.
f. II. GILL,
40 ak-iw Engineer and Superintendent.
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DROVINCE OF SAC PAULO, BRAZIL.
L $40 PAULO RAILWAY. y 4 L
TRAIN IL and from Santos Sac PaUlO and Jun
dlahy, running within thirty miles Of Campinas.
j. j. AUBERTIS,
JANUARY !, lsts. Superintendent.
y. Il. The booking Office In Santos viii be oreI
for tickets and lugg age OH the arrival OF the boat
from Rio. NH a-eod6,n
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pOWHATAN STEAMBOATsEsu

DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
DowHATAN sTEAMBoATssla,
l. GoMPANYTsTE NJ 4 M bFTS s. ~.
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE Tl
BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH, BOSTON, AND
THE WEST; T;-TRI-WEEHLI LINE TO BAL
WITH STEAMERS TO PHILADELPHlA.-NC
CHARGE FQk WHARFA .I,i DRAYAGE' ,4sA9iE
2k 2kST of doo6s BzTREES RCaM6ND
AND BALTIMORE.-Leaves Baltimore every
ksDmbd sye2A iRd Ta3k
DAY, and SATURDAY,.
Freight received every day Except Sunday up t.
7o'clock P. NJ. These steamers have excellent sa.
loon, stateroom, and passenger accommodations
care, TWO DOLLARS; meals and stateroon
extra. For freight or passs&sg2e 5ss42 apply to ~
aulo Commercial Block.
TOR NEW YORK-OLD DO-nsEa
L MINIoN STEAMSHIP COMPA- PA-sssas1sass:sE ssaas4sE
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe.
MARLE, and HATTERAS. leave New York fo'
sveEfy leave every
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
These ships are entirely new they have elegan
saloons and StateroomS; The fare acconlInoua
ions, and attention, are unsurpassed
Frcights for points beyond New York forwsrde'
With dispatch, and no charge made save Tor ac
Close connexions made with steamers for al
southern and European ports. -,
Insurance effected at lowest rates Wnen oru6reu
\. L. MCCEEADY, President, lS7 Greenwich
William G. DUNHAM & Co, Agents,
mye corner Main and Eleventh streets
ENOR NORFOLK, PORTS SsEssJ
l. MOUTH, ANDALL LANDING GS 5ssasSssSEssss2s.
IN THE JAMES RiVER.-The fast and elegani
ileamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain u. G. GIF.
FORD, leaves her wharf at Rockets for above
lsmed places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. ant
SkIDAI III 5o'cluCk A. NJ, and returns on Tues
lay, Thursday, and Saturday.
PASSENGER arrive at NQRFCLk In time t.
connect with steamers for BALTIMURE an.
rUiETS NORTH. ,
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
BURG on arrival OF STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk, S2.5o
FREIGHT
.eceived up 30 81 p. III. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and FRIDAYS, for NOkFOLk, PORTS
MOUTH, BOSTON, BALTIMORE, PR1S ClPAl
LANDINGS ON CHEShPEAkE BAY and ALI
LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER at reasonable
'atrs.
Freights for way-landugs must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted To purser OF steamer must b.
.ncoscd in a Government stamped envelope.
Applyto L; od3ce b. TAIuM stls,nar,s ,Agehn,r syharr
DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND I%F@s
[ AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIPsSSssA-Eaa
LINE-Steamers NORFOLK aud VALLEY
CITY, composing this lire, will leave Phil2de!phis
very SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRl.
DAY, alternately.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, an excellent BRICK@
Il sCHOOL-ROOM. 10 by 20 feet, situatedRl
on Seventh between Marshall and Clay streets. Is
unconnected with any other building. and well
ventilated by seven windows and front and rear
doors. If divided into two rooms, would make q
good residence for n small family; with coal cel-
lar. water gas, small back yard, and entrance both
front and rear. Apply to JOHN CARY,
at A. W. Shields & Co.'s, coz Broad street.
an 17- 3tAu2T %, 3l<
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

cAsu-IsvAnrABLY IN ADVANCE.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20
!, Taalln,UTE DO KATTE DoNELsoN


KATIE sDOEELsoE. who departed this life on
the 10th Of August, was young girl Of no ofaa,
nary qualities. She was gifted by nature ana
cultivation. in Q remarkable degree for one OF
her age. Her untimeEy death throws shadow
in many hearts, but, oh. how deep the anguish
that wrings the hearts Of her immediate family
circle. What balm can heal a wound so deep !;
or Ehat image can replace among Their house
hold gods the bright aad spotless idol Just
brok en- by the RELENTLESS hand Of iesthY A sor-
row. like theirs, may be softened BY the sympa-
thy of friends. but God. who called her 20 a
realm more congenial 20 4 spirit like hers
aInne ear adnainister the Consolation necessary
10 relieve a grief 20 terrible, May his soothing
spirit pass sweetly over their strieken hearts
and sanctify this sore affiiction 20 their eternal
good. 0st = HssE.a.b ~ a.
I In whatever circle she appeared she became
q general faVorite and was the center Of attrac-
tion. Her style and manner was entirely 0rigi
nal and universally sttractiye to those with
whom she associated. With mind quick aud
brilliant, she would grasp with ease the most
difficult questions usually presented for CONVEX
sati0n, and discuss them with skill and beauty
seldom Surpassed Eer literary Requirements
were OF a very high order, and no one was
farther removed from pedantry. We have
never known her make an Ostentatious display
of her lsaraing. although il was extensive for
one or her years; on thu contrary she always
adapted her COW ersasi0n 10 the ealIber OF those
with whom sbe eonvsrsed. and her quick per
ceptive power soon sscertained shat that was.
party. and her bright, keen wit. flashing nom a
seal 800 good ahd pure 70 wound the feelings Of
any one, would tksoa the most serious party
kufo the ikappiest merFiment She moved
thread society perfect sunbeam. on whieh
sveFy eye did N its Joyous gaze, and svsry soul
hE6hibeA 3 pleasing warmth. Her rausical St
aairsmenes were % the highest order. Piled by
natafei with tke very genius Of music art had
but 70 t0ae tils passion 90 qnicken Il into life
and melbdy She weHld execute the most off
| hcutt piece with the almost ease and accoracy
wisaout notes, By few hours practice. As a
/ liuRuist fsw q ftEr yeSTs Eqnaliea haf haris4 :
Eefy FOOD kn0wleslgs 81 fhtee q four II ffsrart
1 Young be9lltifnl, btigAf and aeeonpIiahed.
/ kA9E DOSKI sQs has passed fren eaTth "a ihs
/ ross morn AZ life ere The apazkling deR drops
hal gIitteE e. the soul sstals7 "a tie lfcsh
/ nna pnre fdd been kissed az ~ b Lick rftheF-
/ 5ng san. Nc Brighter. lovslieF. aWestar spisit,
1 ever CROSSED ofef The riyer y rest nader he
shade OF tiie trees FArewhiL sweet IL xTIr,
/ fhaaxh % earth the saasie 81 thy yaice I
hnslei. and We sail nageF more Iaingie tesethng
4 IN Hfek gay thra1F. slly blessed HaemsFy shall
/ ever Essger = ia IS FeveFed aDd loved. Fars-
| we'll dear kara. We Nll often gather arsnud
shy hAlloWe3 grave kAd each HeHeFst RafeF
l with the tear 81 seve.s kFem tbs fAr "a pearls
bone lesk dsrs aiaa eless year weeping friends
EareHels- 500 ser5t ii ss CEPHUs.