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,o11 BUTTON-HOLE AND 1911
y COMBINATION SEW lcl
INC MACHINE.

Tlf. MACHINE is by far fhc best that has rs yet
BEEN made. II will sew all kinds of material from
;t,roarsc~ cloth TO the finest fabric. IL viii do
,HLipd, of stitching, embroidery. braiding, cord
trg r,lttug. binding, ruiiug, tucking sewing, and
gathering on at the same time: braid without basi-
Fr. hind without haSting, and tuck without haSt-
~. Il viii work beautiful hu,ton-holes, over
., I'M and do all that other machines can do. And
more: If YOU have Il family buy this machine
,nu viii save enough to pay for IL In few months.
lryou want 10 make money II will do that for you
in 4 short time. The only way to compete with
rgrt a machine that YOU can work with ease and
~1rf,,rf buv the BUTTON-fIOLE. We warrant
,ri> machine for five years. Again: we will trade
t,r3Il kinds of machines in or out Of order, for
ANYTHING from a fiddle to Il kuittiug-nccdlc.. Get
rnc hest machine, il will pay for itself; get the
lIrTTON-HOLE.
Min street. or address the same number, 1911, or
nnN sS7 poSt-oticc. jy lin
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Notwithstanding the advancement Of the season,
LEVY BROTHERS have on hand full supply Of
dry goods Of every description. Their stock will
he kept full until the end OF this month, when they
will begin to prepare for the reception Of their fall
stock. We notice that this popular store Is as
crowded as ever. The inducements that are Of
fered to customers are irrcsistible-the reputation
for selling cheap goods is well sustained. We say
patronze the old southern dry goods store of LEVY
BROTHERS.
n B.-We vi III state for the benefit Of our coun-
try friends that LEVY BRoTHERs' store is Nos.
1918 and 1915 Main street between Twelfth and
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell Mt P. N. n lot
on the south side OF Cary street near Eigh-
tcenth street, and a lot on the south side OF
Broad between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets.
WELLINGTON GODDIN win sell at p. NJ. two
framed tenements on Brook avenue nearly
opposite Mr.. Peter Lawson's residence.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at IL NJ. two
farms -four and half miles east of Richmond,
near the Mechanicsville turnpike.
$. r. JOHNSON will sell tract of land contain
Ing 404 acres, near Boydton.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell ut his store at 10
O'Clock large assortment of genlecl house
hold furniture, gold and silver watches, &c.
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APApER AT GoRDoSsvILLE.-Dr. George
w. Bagby, of Orange, is in Richmond
making arrangements to commence the early
publication of his new paper, the Gordons-
Vile Gazette. No town of its size in Virgil
MIA is better situated for the support OF u
country paper than Gordonsville. An ad-
vertisiis medium for the agricultural and
manufacturing district of which 1t Is the
centre is an absolute necessity, ana the
business men of Richmond should rejoice to
see the void flied.
During his stay in Richmond the Doctor
will call upon some OF our leading mer-
chants, and we have no doubt that he will
find them anxious to further their own inte-
rests by giving the Gazette advertising pa
tronage Mt the same time aiding in build
ing up an important enterprise.
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BARBECUE AT YoUNG's PoSD.-The late
colorcd barbecue on VauXhalrs Island,
which was prevented from taking place on
account of the sad accident, was resumed ut
Young's pond, in Henrico county, ION yes,
terday. Quite large number of white and
colOred persons were present. Speeehes
we're made by Captain i. C. Epps, w. E.
Wade. and II. Madison, (white) and Abram
Hall, David Frayscr, p. Il. Boiling, John
Cooley, and others. (colored). There was
plenty to eat and drink, and the time passed
off very agreeably.
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CROCK EKY, &c.

L'RESH IMPORTATIONS.-
i GIBSON are now receiving aud opening,
O, th"r cwn importation. large additions TO their
@IpSk, aud arc prepared to offer special induce
nenls 10 buycrs. New and handsome patternnot
Dinner Tea and Toilet Sctssin rich. decorated
f94 band Plain White China .tG White Granite
A!'L Fancy Good, Cut and Pressed Glassware III
iieat variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
fgfs and other celebrated makers Plated Ice
pN'hcrs, Walters, GGblets Forks, spoons, &c. !;
T'irlGcT9tors, Water-Coolcrs, CastorS. Lamps,
looking tilasscs Block Tin and JapaA Ware Iii
Ncat variety.
'"untry merchants, hotcl-kespers, and house
keepers, win consult their interests by calling on
u. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
1907 Main street, Richmond. va.
s.EDwAkD Is. TAYLOR and X. &. SUTTON, JH.,
Halesmcu. my 10
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The WRECK OF THE WEST Po1ST.-Pro-
fessor Mailletert resumed his submarine
operations yesterday, and in short time
succeeded in blowing the wreck of the
West Point to atoms. The work was Il
most important one to our shipping inte-
rests, and has been performed to the per-
feet satisfaction of the committee, by whom
Professor Maillefert was employed.
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FOREIGN CLEARASCEs.-The following for
eicn cleurances have been made lately by the
collector of the port of July
10th, Finland bark Kawe, Il. Widgren mas
ter, for London, cargo 14S hogsheads OF
tobacco and I23 tierces of tobacco, valued at
S1S5. .734. July 14th, Norwegian bark Trigg.
o. Olsen master, for Fieume, Austria,
cargo 491 hogsheads of tobacco, valued at
$40 800
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THE CITY WATER WoEKs.-Mr. James L.
Kirkwood, Brooklyn engineer, invited by
q committee of the Common Council TO IN
spect the city water works, arrived yester-
day, and is engaged, in company with Gouh-
Gilman Gregory and Superintendent Hayes,
in the performance Of the duty.
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REHEARSAL PosTroNED.-As Friday eve-
ming has been set apart for the grand con-
cert at the Theatre by the German societies,
the rehearsal of the Richmond Musical Be
nevolent Association has been postponed
until the following Friday.
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MARR1ED.-Our popular friend Colonel
George 7. Egbert, chief Of police, was mar
red on Tuesday to Miss Sydnor, of this city.
The happy couple left the same day for New
York on bridal tour. We join with their
many friends here in wishing them bon
rOudge.
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C0NPECTI0NERFEs.
CtIII~ Ar- zIMaIER ~ go. .,s WHO

GALL AT ZIMSfER ID CO.'S WHOLE
CrSALE iCE-CREAM MANuFACTok15 ss.s lSas
MAIN STREET where !ce-Cream ,ns - regulauy sssti
walls, saloons, aud private families, at sl.ss per
gallon. Delivered free OF charge 20 any part ot
the City We guarantee n No. article. snd put u
lin quality and raYorl agalns: any hish-prieed
ice-cream sold In the city. We have also lifted up
splendid Iee-Cream saloon az onf feSan sssa.-
iis,.menI No SIG Broad street, next 10 Mr. Mount
eastIes Ladies are especially invited TO Visit tEis
nIace. where they viii dnd Mr.. Cappei Always ~
ready 10 serve them with all the deIcacies OF tho
season and where they can give our lee-Cream
fair test and leave their orders. ms /"
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.-The Grand Lodge
of the knights of Pythias of Virginia met
in semi-annual session at Covenant Hall,
on Capitol street, last night. Representa-
tives from Il majority Of the subordinate
lodges were present, but little was done be-
yond organization.
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REAH. ESTATE FOR SALE.
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE STORE EANDDWELL-g a.
Y ING. No. pol, Ar THE CORNER OF ~:
CANAL AND SECOND STREETS, FOR SAFE.
| am authorized to sci that very valuable THREE-
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING lo-
Gated rs above Besides the store it has i've rooms
and basement. II Is No. stand for retail
ty Iys, Api"' y w. GODDIN.
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THE KELLY TRAGEDY.-The examination
of Captain Denis Callahan for the alleged
murder of Joseph Kelly will commence be-
fore Major Hambrick, military commits
sioner, this morning.
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Cock F1GHT,-Several well-known sport
ing men, of this city, have left town to at
tend the fight of Virginia and North Caro-
lima cocks, now going on ut Weldon.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. JULY 10, 1859.
Sun rises s,a a.5O Moon sets. ..ll.f2
sun sets ......... 40 High tfde... .a.i2
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY II, 1859.
ARRIVED,
Steamer State Of Maryland, Baltimore. mer-
chundise and passengers, Harvcys WiliiaIns.
SAILED,
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, SorioIk mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Steamer Hertford Childs, Chfckahominy; freiglf
aud passengers, 4. Millspaush.
MEMORANDA
wrSr POINT Juiy u-Arriycd, steamer KEN
nebcc, Freeman Baltimore. merchandiss and pas
sencers. Richmond and York River Railroad, and
BOSTON, july l2.-Cleared, bark Pepita IN. Co.,
Hanson. for Richmond
HoIIEs's HOLE, July lo-P. N.-Arriyed,
schooner Louie T. Smith, Crie, from Richmond
for Boston.
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FOR MACMINIsTS.

THE STANDARD OF AMERICA.
.DREYFUS,s PATENT SELF-O1LER,
FOR -#.-..
Locomotives, Marine and Stationary Engines,
Fans, Pickers, Looms, Cardihg and
Spinning Frames, Lathes, Saw
= Frames, Shattings, and
- E.rt Machinery
s.sge of every description.
No More Hot Bearings-No Freezing Of OIL.
/ A saving OF from rs To 95 per cent. guaranteed.
JOSEPH a. ARNOLD i Co, Agents,
Twelfth street between Main and Cary
ieao-lnI Richmond, Va.
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SEWENG.wACEfISEs.

,,FWING ES.-SEWING-MA
= CHIMES OF all Kinds repaired The SLOAT
rlLWTlC SEWING-MACHlNE bought and
.rId We sell the only proper NEEDLES for the
>l,ONT ELLIPTIC MACHINE.
SLOAT Il ADDINGTON.
f,5-2m las Cary. near Fourteenth street.
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TOR RENT, the HOUSE recently oc- Ga
Il cupied by Joyncr & Slater, Nos. 1880 aud H,
;i3o Cary street. 1t Is now temporarily occupied
by Robert ILL., For terms, Apply 70 ,rp
FREDERICK &. BRAuER,
iy1a-lm First Market.
FOR RENT, ONE-HALF OF Mrs. Ma
i l.. G.. AlIan's HOUSE, corner Of F!Itb6ssa
and Main streets-rurnishcd. Possession given On
lst July. Apply 10
GEORGE W. MAYO, Mayo's Warehouse,
iyl3-lm+ or on the premises.
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This company makes 1t specially of Issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings and furniture, whereby the insured
-nares in the profits of the company without III
curing liability.
Agents may be found AT nearly every prominent
p4iut IN this and the uciglboring states. to whom
applicaIionS for insurance may he made.
~crip dividend 10 holders of participating poll
ri.-. TW ENTI-FINE per cent.
The scrip OF 1867 (2a per cent. Is now receivable
A. cash IN payment Of premiums.
j. II. MONTAGUE, Agent ut
N.Y. I'm Richmond, Va.
rI,uE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
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uoARprNG AND IoDGYNG.
50 PER DAy.
&; PER DAY
= PER UAl' :" I'm PA IL
,rrOTsWOOD HOTEL,
- RICHMOND, VA.

undersicned having leased this the only first
,as" hotel located OH Main street. and within one
s''',src Of the capitol post-ofcc, cIstom-h house,
E"atrc and the great northern and southern rail-
u'5 dcpofs respectfully inform the public that 1T
~ %0W OPEN. II VIII he thoroughly rcnova-
49, and rcfurniShcd 10 some extent.
"rnis hotel IS world-rcnowncd as the headquar-
.s ~ the President and Cabinet officers of the
90 ronfcdcracv. II also contains the historic
., ,S,,s of Presidents Davis, Johnson, and Grant,
snd Chief Justice Chase.
s'!T, s'T,C travelling public arc cordially invited to
.yr ,hcir home at the SpNtswood, where they
an,I ind every comfort and delicacy that this and
,,,.rr markets can supply.
WIRES. and Telegraph Office In the building.
j. NJ. SUBLETT,
&. II. LUCK,
W. II. BISHOP.
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LITNBER. LATIIS. &c.

r UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-The
4 4 subscribers keep always on hand large stock
of LUMBER Of every description: Mahogany
plank. and Newell Posts Shingles, Slaves, Laths,
Spokcs &C.. of their own manufacture. Having
the controlling interest in the best mill In the state
located in virgin pine and oak forest VIII contract
IN f,rpsh on reasonable terms timber of all sizes
and dimensions. Always on hand large supply
of BALED FORAGE (hay and oatsl: We occupy
streets Give us a call before buying elsewhere.
ie ls---3mS TRU MAN q. S.IAEhEh& w.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


NLARET WINE.-One hOgShead Supe-
" rior CLARET WINE Just received, which we
offer at the low price Of S.5o per gallon, or $3.50
per dozen. ,,..o l.,,
~ 10 SHIELDS. SIEN Ems ~ Co,
TINE SUMMER DRINK.-ZETELLE
4 has IA fine CLARET at tho low price of $3.50
per gallon and fifty cents per bottle. BY the barrel
1T lower rates. y e-lS
T RESUMED THE OPERATIONS OF
i my dstilery in 1855, and have ever since that
time continued, except for brief time last year.
BEST and PUREST LIQUOR to be obtained from
the best selected rye of my county. OF my success
1t is with ordinary degree of pride point to the
the New York Board of Health, before which body
my whskcy. and my whiskey only, stood the test,
and reported by said commission pure distilla-
tion from grain, without adulteratinn or compound
Of any other substance whatever. To be had Of my
agents, j +. LIPSCOMB Il Co, Of diSiillation OF
1866 to 1862 }. .BUMGARDNER.
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA. Juy1. jy6
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WHAT TIE PEOPLE SAY.-Country merchants
come in every day and report that TEIBBETT'S
VERMIFEx Is rapidly superseding all other worm
confectons. People say none are SO palatable,
none so cheap, none cfcacious. Manufactured
bv W. W. TRIBBETT, and sold everywhere.
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MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Chahoon pre-.
siding.-The following cases were disposed
of Yesterday
Matilda Freeman (colored), charged with
stealing lot of clothing the property OF
Mary Herman, was brought up, and case
continued un til Friday.
Lucien Robinson (colored) was arraigned
to answer for attempting to rob the money
drawer of the apothecary store of S. b.
Dove. He was caught in the act, but before
he succeeded in getting off was captured
and turned over to the police. He was sent
on for Indictment.
Warner Carlton, charged with whipping
George Hill "a little colored boy), was called
up, and after hearing the evidence the Mayor
dismissed the case.
The case of jim Sully alias Black Pete
(colored), charged with stealing lot of bed,
clothing from Mrs. Chalkley, was continued
until to-day. The case of Lucy Harris
(colored), charged with receiving the same,
was also continued.
Charles Dunnigan and Benjamin McCor-
mack (soldiers), charged with assaulting
and beating Julia Cogbill, were sent to
Camp Grant with charges.
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THE SOFT PLACEs-WHo ARE RUNNING FOR
STATE OFFICEs.-Although only week has
elapsed since the election, the prospect OF
an early meeting of the Legislature has
brought out numerous candidates for offices
within the gift of that body and of the Co
vernon elect. There will certainly he enough
applicants, and worthy applicants, too, to
enable the members of the Legislature to
make an intelligent choice.
There are already two candidates for
clerk of the Senate in the field, and each is
backed by warm and enthusiastic friends.
The candidates are Shelton {. Davis, who
was clerk of the last Senate of Virginia,
and William d. Coleman, Esq, managing
editor of the Enquirer and Examiner.
For Clerk of the House Of Delegates we
have already three names mcntioned-J.
Bell Bigger, Of Charlotte William f. Cor
don, of Louisa: and james II. Fisher, of
Richmond. Mr.. Bigger was the popular and
efficient clerk Of the last House of Dele
gates. Nlr. Gordon occupied the same
position for the six years ending with the
session of 1860. Mr.. Fisher is well known
throughout the State from his connection
with the State Central Committee. He
was Acknowledgement Of the Conservative
forces during the late campaign, and served
with distinguished ability in that capacity.
The contest between these gentlemen will
be close, and there is yet no data for calcu-
lating their respective chances.
For the place of SCrgcant-at- Arms or the
Senate only two candidates have come to
our notice. The first is Captain Richard i.
Fravser, who, during the war, was gallant
member of General Stuart's staff, having
been promoted from the ranks Of the Third
Virginia cavalry. He seems to be backed by
MANY of the county members. The other
candidate is Mr.. Writ Harrison, the late
incumbent. For Sergeant-at-Arms of the
the House there will probably he half IL
dozen applicants. We have heard the names
of Robert Burke, Of Staunton, MontrOsc
Angle and Meyer May, of Richmond. Mr..
Burke has occupied the position before, ana
served to the satisfaction OF the members.
Mr.. Angle was Il hard wor ker in Richmond
during the Walker campaign, and the same
NAV be said of Mfr. May, who is also proml-
nent member of the German Conservative
organization.
The prospect is that the Capitol Offices
will be in demand. Mr.. w. L. Taylor will
probably be reelected First Auditor, Gene
raj Asa Rogers Second Auditor, and Judge
Rye State Treasurer. No formidable COM
petitors for these offices have yet appeared.
Mr.. Hawes r. Sutton, the late incumbent,
and Mr.. james W. Lewellen, secretary OF
the True Republican State Central Commit
tee. are spoken Of as candidates for the
office of Registrar of the Lend Office, which
is considered very desirable place.
Of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
Inspectorships, State Librarian, and some
other offices, appointive and elective, we
may have something to say in a day or two.
1t is well that the people and their repre-
sentatiyes should know who are in the held,
and that the candidates, "whose name Is
legion," should know whom they have to
fight.
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7 PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
| ICUE>TNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
me undersigned having leased this house, so long
al Clvorahly known under the proprictorship of
to NcSsrs. Wards. and having reftted and rcfur-
rtshrd Il throughout in the most elegant manner, IL
q now open for the reception of guests with all the
srpcintmcnts Of 4 iirSt-claSs hotel.
J. Is. BUTTERWoRTlI & Co,
my I'm ProprietorS.
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.loo eco deposited with the State Of New York.
~. .ocV Virginia Registered Bonds deposited with
the State OF Virginia.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

WORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN.
: TILE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LON
nuN AND EDINBURGH. ESTABLISHED 1909.
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"Das Kirchlein, y the Chapel, by Becker,
was sung with fine effect by the singers. of
New York, the following societies partlcl-
pating: Mozart, Harmonic, Harlem Men
nerchor, Frauenlob, Sing-Acadr> '@e, Ger
mania, Concordia Mannerchor. e al Mem
nerchor, Deutscher LiederkranZ, Liederta-
fel der yer, Social Reformer, Teutonia Men
nerchor, Schillerbund d. Liederkranz
Williamsburg, Orpheus, Brooklyn Sanger
bund, Liederhain, Utica Mennerchor, Mo-
zart Mannerchor, Harmonic, Aurora, Eu-
phonia, Arion, Beethoven Mannerchor, Ho-
boken Quartette Club, Deutsche sanger-
runde, Quartette Club On. ", Arminia,
Melomanen and Schwaeb SBngerbund. 1t
is said that the New York societies have been
practicing this piece for several months. AT
its conclusion the singers were loudly ap-
plauded. s-..a
'sSonnenaufgang," Ged. v. G. schulze-
Sunrise, by HANNA, was rendered by the
united singers in p,anner that ELECTED the
war1nest enthusiasm both among the all-
dience and singers. The bass was giyenwith
a force and precision quite wonderful when
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y,r!rAr. $lC. 600, 900 .oo} Corn
. Tt<lI ASSETS, ICES, 1851 "oLD'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED ut the Dispatch office.
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MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Executive Committee of the Virginia State
Agricultural Society met yesterday after.
noon at o'clock at the Exchange Hotel.
Present Major w. T. Sutherlin (presi-
dent), F. G. Ruffn, T. n. Watkins, I. z.
Haryie. L. Ruffin, DR.. Haskins, DR.. w. L.
Walker, r. Irby, S. W. Ficklin, j. Cloyd,
w. c. Knight, a. II. Drewry, and f.
Stearns.
The afternoon and night sessions were
consumed in arranging premium lists, and
in the appointment of judges, &C., for the
coming fair. The committee will meet
again this morning, and will complete this
important work to-day. Everything looks
encouraging, and the friends of the Society
are confident that the exhibition next fall
will by far surpass any ever held in Virginia.
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DIRECTORS:
General John A. DIX:
". Wilkcns. Of Wilkcns Il Co.:
George r. Hope, President Continental Fire In
surancc Company;
ron. James Harper, of Harper Brothers;
John j. Crane, President Bank OF Republic;
". NJ. Ncrmilyc, OF Vcrmilyc 4 Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdykc, eX-Mayor of New YORK
Aaron Arnold, of Arnold, Constable & co. ana
others ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina
ONCE No. eO2 Main street.
Dr.. j. G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. JA
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EOR NEW YORK.-The new woIsSfh
l. and elegant side.wheel steamship sfTsxk
NIAGARA. Captain BLAkEMAs, wiz leaSe her
wharf al Rockets on FRIDAY, July lmh, AZ 10 70
o'clock A. VI. Freight received until O'Clock
4. M. Fare, sl2; steerage, 50. For freight or
passage, having elegant accommodations. apply 10
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM ~ CO.,
iy1s-2t corner Eleventh and Main ftreefs. .
TOR PHILADELPHIA.-Th 1S$TF&
steamer FOLK, Captaipssist tassss
PLArT now lying ut her berth IN the D0ek, Will
receive freight for the above port I'LL FRIDAY
the 18th instant, 1t i2 O'Clock. Freight taken Tor
Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage TO Pniladei-
phia, including meals and s'etcroom. -.
w. z. PORTER, Agent.
I-3t Office, No. 2s25 Dock street.
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs:1s4s1zsss,Tssss;ss
" The boats OF the JAMES RI-szssss2<
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL UUMPANY
will leave the dock as nsuai promptly az y u; ON
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynch9urg ana ,,ei
beyond collected on delivery. or prepaid, ai tAe
option OF the shipper. Freight received ana &C.
liyered ut NV Office, OH the Dock.
Way freight will not I've delivered tilt charges are
paid.
deli ' EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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PRINTING IN COLORS DONE AT
- IhE DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-15
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.

ORGANIZED IN 1889.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-15

i. r. BOHEMIAN. President.
u. +. WILCOX, Secretary.