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THE DAILY PISFATCg.
TlfMar .
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In the "Speculation* - th. r-««.
•amber of Blackwood's «• *«<***
have recently ell»d*d. • rkK»y^«f«i^ r
of the condition of Europe.
tiog; Rwsla adhering to her £2*
Aurtrton* to the Principalities; BHttob •«*
I. TnAey andOreece; Freneh •«! An*triaj» to
Italy—" an BO«t pweronaly keeping *•
other people "• terrltwtoe-tbe
right piece. The eight of Oxwe r.rion. TrblU,
Mae, iod red coated eoldtor* to alien eonutrtoe U
a significant proof of the disjointed *tate of affair*
It to like the algbt of dragoon* in • mo ' telUa * of
'Tll'eTreseot attitude of Awtrla and Sardinia I*
ominous. All depend* opon the deeteioa of the
French Emperor If he .Idee with Anetrta. aad It
ie feared that the ioterest* end ln*tiuct* of htoown
de*poti*m Incline him that way. then farewell to
"the hope of Italian liberty tor the preaent. Bnt If
hU IntereaU permit htm to follow what to bellered
to bo bla personal inclination*, a bright future
wonld dawn for F.urope. "Should Napoleon 111
unexpectedly begin to popularise hia ayatem of
government, Auatrla aad the despotic State* had
better look to their arm*; for it will be a sign that
the **eacious ruler of France aeea a European
struggle impending, and baa reaolved to eapouie
the popular aide"
Germany, too, I* troubled, and the able writer
in BUckw-iod thinks "will probably be into the
furnace" aooner than most people imagioe. "Der.
titute of the mad impulae* of the South, le*» de
monstrative even than the French, the Germana
do not give tongue much before they act; bnt there
are symptom* that the tranquility of Central En
rope is anything but secure. The Germana are a
slow-moving race, and if they had even a promise
of better things coming, they would wait on, smo
king their pipe* and drinking their beer, with true
Teutonic phlegm, for'another generation. But at
present they have not even a promise of better
things—the nobility, worse than the throne, seem
only bent upon pushing thing* backward* toward*
feudalism; and the consequence to, that were revo*
lution to commence in serioni form, either at Pari*
or in ItaljL Germany would apeedily catch the
flame. Jlor r *nce itself, tranquility ia only *ecure
ao long a* the firm hand of Napoleon 111 hold* the
rein*."
How would a popular war in Europe electrify
America! England would then soon see wheth
er the I'nited States sympathizes with depot ism or
not. Especially would our people hail with tu
multuous joy a grand German and Italian revolu
tion, enlightened by the sad experience of 1848.
These Germans, as a fervid English writer says>
are our brothers; these Italians are asbrave as the
old Romans, and give them but a fair field, wil'
•rush their oppressors as by a thunderbolt. For
ourselves we do not expect to see Republicanism
established in Europe. The people are not prepar
ed fer it." But free, constitutional government—
monarchical, and strong but limited—they are rea
dy to have; and this will pave the way for still free
er forms But when will the struggle come? When
twill the first gun be fired? Not, we fear,
Napoleon is gathered to his fathers.«
British America.
* According to an article in the Baltimore Ameri
in the British Empire in North America em-
Wces a tract of laud scarcely less than that
Wd by the United States, the difference in
W of the latter hardly exceeding twe hundred
usand square milea. The progress of popula
land settlement U very rapid. There are six
tinces, all separate, lying north of ns, compri
se two Cauadas.Nova Scotia, Newfoundland.
\e Edward's Island and New Brunswick.—
Island of Cape Jlteton is a dependency of No
fctia. Iu the year 1851 the population of the
pees was 2,377,000, and that in the Hudson's
'pmpany's territory 180,000. At the present
Ve population of the Canadas, each largely
a million of inhabitants, the most wester
•y of the two increasing the fastest. Their growth
ft course, is far exceeded by that of tbe United
/ tates, but it appears to be on the Increase and is
bee jmestili more rapid. And the filling
/up of the provinces must eventually lead to the
/organization dvilized settlements in the vast
j wilderness included in the dominions of the Pur
Company.
This vast expanse is divided into the provisions
of Labrador, Rupert's River, Abbitibbe, Moose,
Albany, Severn, Rainy Lake, Swan River, Cum
berland, Norway, Island, York, Churcbiii, Great
"Klave Lake, Attiabsca, Mackenzie River, Suskat
cbawan, Peace River, New Georgia, English Riv
er, Lesser Slave Lake, and Cumberland. In the
Province of Red River there i.i a civilized settle
ment of about six thousand souls, called Aasine
boine, being part of Lord Selkirk's colony. On
Vancouver's Island there is another civilized settle
ment of about fifteen hundred persons. This is
said to be all that has yet been done in the way of
a permanent occupation by the British race, but
the Uudson's Uay Company has its trading posts
And stations in every province.
A contemporary observes that the six populous
provinces may in the next thirty years increase to
two or three dozen, stretching along the whole
northern frontier of the United States, and offer
ing at any point on the border ample opportuni
ties fur British invasion in case of war. But the
increase of the United States is still more rapid,
•o that there is no ground for apprehension of dan-
I ger on that score. Should the provinces separate
t from England, there will be a new and powerful
i Anglo American confederacy.
UaMii.>Bebast«p«l.
Ti.e Paris correspondent of the N. Y. Journal of
Commerce states that Russia ia engaged in revi
ving her industry, commerce and finance, and thus
prepares to regain the ascendant lost in the late
Oriental war. He adds that interpreting, to suit
herself, the articles of the Treaty of Peace, Rus
sia reconstruct* the interior fortification* of Sebasto
pol. Except the destruction of the Russian fleet
in the Black Sea, which can be rebuilt la a year,
the allies have gained nothing by the Eastern
War.
Towards Austria great coolness still exists in
Cassia, and Prussia does nothing to promote more
cordial relations between these two countries.
Air. Ureoka.
It U to be presumed that Mr. Brooks will be
unanimously reelected to Congress. His constitu
ents will honor in tbu« honoring their
representative. Even admitting that he was gailty
of an impropriety in the attach upon Mr. Bamner.be
ba« received an amount of puniahment for bia of
fence which eugbt to aatiafy the revenge of hia
most vindictive enemy.
We are no advocates of a resort to brute force.
We hold that every man ought to be allowed to
•peak his sentiments on all subjects freely, ao long
as he does not assail private character. We go
farther, and say that an assault upon a quiet and
Inoffensive man, on account of his supposed timidi
ty of character, is no evidence of chivalry or
prowess But the speech of Mr. Sumner was a
groaa and bitter peraonal attack upon a venerable
relative of Mr Brooks, and it waa understood that
Mr. Sumner held himself in readiness to resist any
aaaaalt made upon him for words spoken in
Sach, at any rate, was the understanding la Wash
ington. Now, has not enough and more than
enough been done to avenge a few blows with a
futta percha canet What are we to think of the
imblle sentiment which magnifies an •'«»»% that
would not have disabled aa oM *
unpardonable crime, and takea no account of
of defamation wbkh.
opened upon Mr. Brooks from the Northern'
and rostrum! If be erred la gHiK£
his error has been grievously expUw-4. His ran
slit seats, we hope, will now step forward, Jl? £?£
m» voice express their sympathy far n,.-?"*?
Qf <i» Flocs.—We uadetstsad that th>
5* Mills, (aa extra sitids > bv
tfftM* tar street, aMeeM tot os* '' I*
AfrtMtd for KeUfe# «*« MWJ* -Jno. W. Flak*,
IWal Agent of the P. Q. I>*fwtaiaat, arrived
Ifim V*'Ui »«*■ '** u K VnfMP SOT
llvered him mr to Mr. 1. D. Hteato, U S. Deyty
Mamhal. He be* beea held to befl for hU appear
ance before Oommiaeioaer Wataea.
Acquitted —Philip B Minor, indicted by the
Grand Jury, on the ehaffr* of stealing clothing
front W W. Priee, on the 9Sth of Pebruary iaet
wee tried hy the Rwdttf* Conn yeeterday, aad
acquitted.
ThtDog Ordinance which goea Into effect on
the Aral of nest month, makee It imperative on
the owner* of dog* la call on the Chamberlain
and procure licensee aad medal* for the canine
■MMbera of their honeehold In aotne reapect*
tbl* new law will operate well, bnt In other* will
be of no value. If two or three men were regn
lady stationed at the market places in warm wea
ther, they eould do more to deetroy idle enra, in
one month, than the police can with their net* in a
year.
Huckstering.—Henry Kitby, a seller In the first
market, waa *ummoned before the Mayor ye*ier
day to an*wer the charge of buying 310 chicken*
in the city to tell again. Kirby contended that be
bought the ehickena for hi* own n*e, andnot to
<ell again, but a* the Mayor waa inclined to be
lieve no auch statement. the defendant wa* fined
(5, and the chicken* were confiscated under the or
dinance Kirby declined to pay the fine, or give ae
curity for it* payment, and, if be persisted in that
determination, he waa no doubt committed to jail
for ais month*.
Impudence —Lewi* Ransom, stove to Mr. 8.
Bailey, wa* arraigned before the Mayor yeeterd* y
to answer the charge of using insulting language
to Michael Sibordt, and accusing him of stealing a
pair of *hoe*. He wa* found guilty, and ordered
to be puniahed.
Laid Over —The case against Newman E Hoik
for assaulting Benjamin Burges* with a handapike,
was called yesterday and continued by the Mayor
until Monday next.
Female Row —Hannah Bird, a free woman, was
J>rought before the Mayor yesterday, to answer the
charge of assaulting and beating Virginia Bird,
and threatening ber with farther violence. The
evidence austaiaed the charge, and the accused waa
thereupon 6rtiered a dressing.
Mired Breed —Alexander Barley, a mixed breed
of Indian and white, made hia appearance before
the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge of aa
sanlting and beating, and threatening to assault and
beat Jacob Peyser, on the 15th Inst Barley is an
ice cart driver, and beat Peyser's negro girl, which
led to the difficulty. Continued till Friday, for wit
nesses on both sides.
Fighting.—Mary, slave to John W. Ballington,
and Levinia, slave to Mr. Harrold, were brought
before the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge
of being engaged in a fight in Messrs. Harrold &.
Murray's yart. Levitfta was ordered a striped
dress, and Mary discharged.
Shooting.—The trial of Hector Davis for shoot •
ing at James B. Hargrove in Wall street on the
4th January last, was commenced before the Hus
tings Court yesterday, but the jury being unable
to agree upon a verdict, was adjourned until this
morning.
Indecent Conduct.— Cornelius Karr appeared be
fore the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge of
being drunk and disorderly the night before, and
trespassing on Mrs. Meeks After hearing the evi
dence, the accused was held to bail for his good be
havior.
Held to Bail.—David H. Puckett waa held to bail
in the sum of $200, yesterday, before Justice Net
tles, on complaint of Geo. Walden, who feared a
breach of the peace
Early Contracts for Hogs—During the last
two weeks, says the Cincinnati Price Current, of
the Uth, we have heard of several contracts for
bogs, fur November delivery, and there is no
doubt that a good deal is doing in this way, but
the particulars have been kept as private as possi
ble. The highest rate paid, that we beard of, waa
95 75, but it was rumored th«t as high as six dol
lars bad been paid for a lot to be delivered by the
10th of November, and to average 210 lbs.
Death or a Virginia Lady at Paris —We
find the following paragraph in the Paris corre
spondence Of tbe lioston Atlas:
I regret to record the death of Mrs L M. Child
in this city. She was a native of Virginia and the
member of one of tbe families of that Common
wealth which was illustrious alike on the field, in
the Council and the Senate, for she was a daugh
ter of General Lee. Talents were hereditary in
the family; her brother who died here a good many
years ago, is the author of a life of Napoleon,
which he wrote at tbe immediate instance of the
Bonaparte family, as a sort of reply to Sir Walter
Scott's biography of that hero ; and it is under
stood from those who were familiar with Mr. Lee,
that he did not do justice to his intellectual powers
in this Work, remarkable as it ia. Mrs Child her
self figured as an authoress, but perhaps her pre
tentions were greater than her powers as a writer.
Her husband is believed to be the correspondent
of the New York Commercial Advertiser, and tbe
author of tbe letters which occasionally appear in
the "Times," (London,) with the signature, "A
Statesman."
Another Safe to be Recovered.—John
Green, who recovered the safe from the Atlantic,
has been engaged to descend to the steamboat
Lexington, which was burned on the Sonnd in the
winter of it£l7, with the view of recovering the
$18 000 which sunk with the wreck. The vessel
lies in <10 feet of water, and the treasure is said to
be iii an accessible place.
Abduction Case and Excitement.—A very
remarkable case of abduction has recently come
to light in New York, and is exciting great atten
tion. Some two months since a young girl namell
Margaret House, known as "Our Maggie" in So
lon Robinson's '"Hot Corn" book, suddenly disap
peared from her parents and friends, and no clue
to her whereabouts could be found Rewards were
offered and a letter was received from Cleveland,
stating that a girl answering to her description,
accompanied by a man named Haverman, had en
tered the writer's store and obtained a drink of
soda water. As Haverman had boarded in the
house where Maggie resided, and as he had myste
riously disappeared at the same time, the suspi
cion had already fastened upon him, and Mr Du
guya, an uncle of the girl, went to Cleveland to
see the writer of the letter.
Though no name or address was given, Mr. Du
guya intended visiting every place in the city
where soda water was sold, but, fortunately, at
the very first stand he went to he found the writer,
and learned that Haverman bad gone to Chicago.
Thither he hastened, and by means of an adver
tised reward a German agreed to take him to the
place where Haverman worked; he was found
with the girl in his possession, and brought back
to New York. " Maggie,'' it ig said, was very glad
to get rid of him At the depot at Chicago the
mob was so infuriated that it was proposed to ex
ercise the Lynch law upon him, and all along the
route the greatest interest was manifested. Ha
verman will shortly be tried.
Decision on the Liquor Law.—The Spring
field (Mass ) Republican states that the Supreme
Court of that State has sustained the constitution
ality of the existing liquor law, in cases brought
up to it from several of the eastern counties.
The New Hampshire Legislature adjourned Sat
urday, after a session of 3a days and passing 128
act*. *
'I'KKMBNUOL'M KXCITUiUK.M' AT N.
i EZEKIEL'B Cheap Dry Goods Store Still
soother new lot of ihe handsomest styles of raper
fiue Krench Jaconetta and Uns. warranted fast co
lors. will he opened at my store this morning, and will
be sold off at a ninepsnce the yard- precisely such
goods ssaie usually sold at 25 cents Ladies sre invi
ted to call and examine for themselves, ss "seeing is
believing-"
It will be to the advantage of these wishing to pur
chase to call early and select, aa there is choice in the
styles sad roiers. N. EZEKIEL,
Cheap Mantelat and Dry Gooda Depot,
jT 17 • No. 75 Mala street.
NKW FL.OUK.—TkeMibaerlhrr k«a cmm
menctd crindiac NEW WHEAT. of a anpan
or quality. Pt-raont within* to ft a aiea aruela of
Floor, can obtain it at rat fteom Mill, corner of 21at
and Main atreete. Bolted Cora Maal for family mo,
alwaya on hand. Thooo farniihiof their own H beat,
san ha to it ground in a reporior manner, at abort
u*iee. ENOCH O REX J
Weedwardt Patent Portable Milt, Johneon'e Iron
Concave Bran I'ueter, i»du improved »matu4
ItMßing Machine, may be eeea ia operat'on at the
Abort Mule .... t - jy 17—1 m*
rerelr
r inf. al rear from mu of Ut boat dairiaa ia thr
Vkli» of Virginia. a "apply of CHOICE KJUUU
BUTtJSR, at wholes!•> ai<d retail, by
WILLIAM T. KINO.
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aedartba p. om i, e ofduin* ailiu bja power to piMM
oiVss SBT,S w. r.'SstrtwS
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tor on at *2,000,000 for fortiftea
"Xss.-Mr. Klett, of oMlk Carolina, mate a
a—til CwMm froa ikMItHM
made by Meawa. Numner, Barling* me and oth
en He vindicated her historical fata a. With
regard to the a»«aalt oa Mr. Sumner, be Mid be
know It would be made unless Sumner apologised,
ihoagb be waslgoorentnf the tiaM or place. Ha
cone uded by resigning hia neat stating that hia re
■Mffnatioa had before bean teat to the Governor of
Sonth Carolina.
The Illinoia election eaac waa thaa taken ap, bat
ao deciaioa made.
Fugitive Slave la Boetaa—Great Cxelte
■»al.
Boston, July 16— Joseph Williams, a fugitive
■lave, arrived here to day from Mobile, Alabama,
aboard the brig Growler, and leaped overboard
while the Captain wa* attempting to aeeare him.
He waa re-taken and aeenred, whoa the abolition
vigilance committee, getting wind of the affair,
procured a habtas carpus. The case ia now being
tried before Judge Bijelow, amid great excite
ment.
Fremeat Katlflcatiea Meetlag.
PITTSBCRO, Pa., July 16th—A Fremont and
Johnston Ratification meeting was beld here last
night, when Ex-Gov. Johnston, of Pa., who receiv
ed the North American nomination for Vice Presi
dent, said that if he could by sny means surrender
the trust imposed upon him by the Americans, he
would willingly do so
Case ef Hob. P. T. Herbert.
Washington, July IC.—The Conrt is engaged
empannelling a new jury in the caae of Hon. P. T.
Herbert. Eight only out of seventy-nine have been
sworn in.
After much trouble the whole jury was empaa
nelled and the trial will proceed to-morrow.
Arrival af (Sea. Smith 1a Kama*.
Chicago, July 16—General Persifer F. Smith,
arrived at Leavensworth, Kansas, on the 11th Ju
ly. The citizens elaimed bis protection tor their
lltm and property. Gen. 8. replied that he had
no power, and as the bands feared were acting un
der the color of the law, they must apply to the
civil courts.
Arrest and Release of a Deladllcr la
Canada.
Toronto, July 15. —Richard Metralf Home
alia* Richard Sunford Graves, was brought be
fore the Chief Justice of the Conrt of Common
Pleas under the Aihburton extradition treaty,
charged with being a defaulter to ihe State of
Mississippi to the amount of nearly 92,000. He
was formerly treasurer of that State, but has
been a resident here for fifteen years. After a full
examination be was discharged, the judge holding
that the treaty does not provide tor embezzlement.
House has been a magistrate here for several
years, and owns considerable property.
The Naval Board Ia the Senate- Two Ap
pointment* Confirmed.
Washington, July 16 —In Executive session,
the Senate considered the list of appointments, to
supply the places relieved from command by the
action of the late Naval Board. After a warm de
bate, Messrs. Pendergrast and Nicholson were con
firmed as Captains.
This is considered as indicative that the whole
list will be confirmed, notwithstanding the passage
of the bill by that body, providing for the restora
tion of such old officers as may pass a new Board,
li ARMURY R. L. I. SLUGS, )
A Richmond, July 17. 5
n The Company will paiade on KRIOAY EVEN
KI NO at 8 o'clock. at their Armory, in full dress,
SUMMER UNIFORM and Cloth Cap and Pompon,
(y Sergeants will summon their squads.
By order of Capt. Patton
jv 17—2t E C. CRUMP, 2d Berg't.
AN UKJJiNANCM CONCKKMNU IMMxS.
Passed Juke 2Sd, ]BoU.
I. Be it ordsiued by the Council of the City of
Richmond, That every person of the said city who
is the owner or keeper c f a dog or dogs, shall apply
to the Chamberlain for a license to do so.
2. The Chamberlain shall issue to every person >o
apphing a license, on the payruent of one dollar for
the brat dog. and live dollars for each additional djg,
which license shall expire on the first day ol March
next thereafter.
3. The Chamberlain shall keep a record of all li
cences so granted, and oice in each six months report
the same to the Mayor uf the city.
4. The person to whom such license is granted shall
cause bis or her name to ba legibly printed or eugra
ved on a collar to be kept about the neck of eacn and
every dog for which a license is granted. The Chambe
lain shall cause to be prepared two sets ot medals, of
ditfsrent shapes, but each separate set to be of a simi
lar shape. On each set sball be engraved or staiupcd
1, 2, 3, acd so on. The Jiffcrent shapes to be u«ea on
alternate years. Any person applying to the Cham
berlaiu for a license, shall be furnished with one of
s*id medals for each d»g licensed, on the payment of
the cost of said medals—not exceeding twenty-five
cents—which the owner if said dog shall causa te be
attached to the collar.
5. In cue any dog shall be found going at large con
trary to the foregoion proviaiona,lhe owner or keeper
•f auch dog shall forfeit and pay a tine not exceeding
ten dollar*, to be recovered before the Mayor or any
Alderman of the city; or if auch owner or keeper be
a alave or free negro, he er ibe ahall either fay the
above tine or be punished wiih stripes.
6. The oconpierof the tenement to which any dog
ahall belong, shall be deemed tbe owner withiu the
meaning if thia ordinance.
7. The office i« of police shall lake op and secure all
dogs found at large. The May or may, aa often as he
sees occasion therefor, require the overseer to send
through (he city as many of the city carts, hand* and
horses as he may deem necessary, famished with tne
necessary fixtures and apparatus for having put there
in all "osi so found going at large. Such of the po
lice officers aa ihe Mayor may diiect ahall accompany
aaid carta; but, whenever a Sag with a collar is cap
tured, by order or under the direction of the city au
tuoriues, it shall be tbe duty of tne officer so captur
ing such dog to mnke tbe of bis capture knowa
to his owner, and allow auch owner the privilege of
redeeming the dog in question, on payment of one
roller, within the period of six hours after the in
formation of the capture is attorded : Provided, bow
ever, that no dig accompanied by his owner shall be
subject to such capture.
8. Any person wno shall endeavor to prevent a dog
f om beiog taken up under this ordinance, or who
ahall endeavor to obatruct au officer from taking the
same up, or who ahall attempt to rracue tbe same af
ter being taken up, shall pay a fine of not lew than
one nor more than ten dollars.
9. Every dog taken up under this ordinance, ex
cept aa provided iu the 7ih section, stiali be removed
to a placd of deposit, to be provided by the Mayor,
and every dog shall be there kept until after auuaet
of the day on which he is taken up, unless sooner re
deemed.
iu The owner of any deg tak;n up under this or
dinance, may redeem bim en paying to tbe police offi
cer five dollar*. A stranger vwiting tbe city with
hi* dog, ihall not be liable to the provision* of thi*
OrdUarce for two day* after his arrival.
11. Every dog ao taken up, aod not redeemable,
ahall, under the Mayor's direction, be conveyed bj a
police officer to some place beyond the corporate li
mit*, and there pat to deatb and buried.
12. Every police officer receiving money for dog*,
r deemed under tui* ordinance, shall lender to the
Chamberlain aa account thereof, verified by kia oath,
and after deducting trom the money so reoeived fifty
cent* fo< ev»ry d-„g*o redeemed, and tbe amount of
aucb other expentea aa the Mayor may deem neeeeea
ry, shall pay tbe residue of wftat so is received, to the
Chamberlain-
13. la the construction of this ordinance, the word
dog ahall include all of the caaine rase
14. So much of the ordinance, entitled "an ordi
nance concerning hogs cogs and goats," paired Sept.
id, 1851, aa relate* to dogs, is hereby repealed.
15. Ibis ordinance shall be ia force from and after
tlie let day of Aujuat next.
A copj-—Tffttf,
jy 17—St THOS. LAW SON. C C. 11.
UATH Bi(USHlll). T BHHe, Hip ar (sits,
aJ Infanta' and Foot Bathe; FUsh and Bath Brusb
ee—at manufacturer's prices, to cloai the stock. For
sale by ZIMMERMAN.
JAPAMMKIi WATSK VbßSbliM-Fer
cerrying water in chambers; Slop i*aUa; Spittoons;
and Japanned Water Cane—at less than factory pri-
Cae, to eioee out the stock. For sale by
JT H ZIMMERMAN.
A It K SOXKb~Fer ktegisi breag,
rakes or crack era, three atw. For calo at lees
than factory prices, to does thea.ock, by
J» » 7 ZIMMEBMAN.
[V UTI4JA—HeIa« I Bunk Ia I far the liberal
** patronage heretofore beetowed on me while ia
the Lnnaber Business, I lake tbi* method to in farm
■J friend* and the public, that f have eg tin common
est the MANUFACTURING OF LUMBER, and do
aiost respectfully solicit orders fir *uch Lumber aa
mtj be wftßt«o.
Having recently purchased the Bnw Mill owned by
Mr. Hauler, about auiee from this city, lam r r»-
pared to furnish meet sny kiad of Piao Lumber at
very short notice
All order* loft with my Agent, J. A. ROANE, cor
ner of Maia aad 20th su, will bo promptly attended
Jh' *y \ BHD«U* S . r Aa«»M ( r sapply at
** 'f 1 *'f Brnabea, ju.t received at 1-7
Mein sueet.
'* 1T BUT.KLEY A CO.
1 •«**• «r atw«l». ohh*
f I»tlaw>e We have
a* availaty of Japaaaad Bread Treye For salo b»
>' 17 BULKLET A CO.
»*»»•
if 62>sarcniiite a «o.
eeel »ZtiSst. **$ *?jf
J^^SSS^
He cm ill oor *orrow* beat.
At Me iiiMiiw •• ®yf Im
EDMUND a qoaelm. u
age, leaviag m affeetioMU •>» •" •"• •"** **
ISfttST* pto* * ,h * ***
Cliarcb tfa'« day, at II o'elo<k. A. M. Hia friends and
acqoaintMcee are iavited to attend.
"Weep not for bar who the *£<*
la life's happy montfgg hath w
Ere ein threw a blmht#ar the *•"•»»'«>■*■
Or earth had profaned what waa '*'**.•
Death chilled the fair fountain, ara mttom am staiaea
'Twss'fosen ia aU the pare light oMts c—res.
And hot eieepe till the «un*hins of Heacaa ha* un-
To water that"Eden where firet wss Ita souree."
Religions Herald and Lynchburg Virginian please
cop J.
At hi* residence. corner of Brooke Avenue and
Mo.ro- street, Mr. SIM ON KELLY, in the 68ih year
"'The friends and acquaintances of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend hi* fnneral to-morrow,
from ft Peter'* Cathedral, at 4 o'clock.
SPECIAL NOTICES-
~er- Aartlaa Notice -I'nrtlcnlnr ntteatloa
ia requested to my Mle of pentoel HomtboW and
Kiulien Furnitara THIS MORNING, commeiwing
at 10 o'clock, at the reaidenca of Wm. O. George,
Etq * on 4th street, between Grsce aod Broad.
Also, to my sala of £lou*e rnd Lot on 7tn st» near
the City Spring, This Afternoon, commencing at 5
o'clock, by order of James E. Goddia, Trajtee.
3 THOMAS W. KEESEE,
j y 17 Auctioneer.
XT A net ion Netlce.~Grocerlee, Llqaara,
"• TH ' 3 MO DAVENPORT, ALLEN * CO.
jy i7_lt Auctioneer*.
Pr Notlee.~The nnnnnl Meeting of the
Stock holders of the Tnckahoe and James River Rail
road Comp my will be held at the office of Dnnlop,
Moncure k Co., on MONDAY, Ithe 28w asteaL at 5
o'cleck. P. M. G- W. ROYBTER,
j, 3—2tawtd Sacretary.
marine NEWS
nFSOTSTwCHMOND. July 16.
HISH WATER THIS DAT AT 4 O'CLOCK.
~~~~ARRIVED,
Sehr Uncle Tom, , Halifax, N. S., fish, Btcen
k BaskeivilL
SAILED,
Steamer City of RichmoiuL Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdze and passengers, H.E.Tuttle.
Schr Nellie D., Htaley, Stamford, coal, W. D. Col
qU Schr L Hope, Hoffman, via Port Walthall, for coa 1 ,
W. D Colquitt a Co.
Schr Myers. Rhodes, Boston, flour and feed, W. D.
Colquitt Co.
Schr Ringgold, , Baltimore, tshacco, W. D.
Colquitt k Co
i. hEADQUARTERS 1
A IST REGIMENT VA. VOLS. J
nl Order No. 22.
ill The Regiment will parade In full summer uni
form on FRIDAY, the IBt~u day of July.
The line will be formed on Broad street, the right
resting on 9th street, at 8$ o'clock, P. M.
By order of Col. August.
jv 16—2t P. TRUEHEART, Adjt.
if ATTKNTIUN, hAULb IftKAMTKY.
m Attend a Drill of your Company, at Lafayette
FlHall, on THURSDAY evening, 17th, atßl o'clock.
11' By order of the Captain.
JOHN E. WARBURTON,
jyls-2t Ist Sergeant.
~lj ARMORY CONTINENTAL OUARD, I
J| Richmond July 16, IBSS. )
111 The Company will assemble for Drill on This
JU(THURSDAY) Evening, atßj o'clock.
By order ef Capt Crawford
jv 17—It C. H RKONAULT, 2d Sergt-
41 ARMOR* CONTINENTAL UUAK.D, )
it Richmond, July Id, 1R56. 5
Pi Parade in full uniform on FItIDAY, the 18th, at
Jilt) o'clock, P. M.
By order of Capt Crawford.
jy 17—2t C. H. REPNAULT, 2d Sergt
ii URKVS, ATTJtfiNTiON.—.You will pa
firede at Lafayette Hall, on FRIDAY evening next,
Rfat 74 o'clock, punctually, in lull summer uniform,
ill with drill muskets (flint)
ouch of the members who have not as yet returned
(heir fl nt muskets will attend with them on parade.
Others will have them famished at the drill room on
the evening of the parade.
By order of Capt. Elliott.
jy 17—2t J NO. T. ROGERS, Orderly.
"Ij ARMOR* MONTtiOEERY GUARD, )
J1 July 16th, 1856. 5
nf The Company will aasemb'e at their Armory on
Jit FRIDAY evening, 18th inst, at 7| o'clock, in full
summer uniform, to attend regimental parade.
Sergeant< will notify their respective squads.
By order of the Captain.
jy 17—2t JNO. McDONALO, O S.
4 ATPK.VPIO.V NATIONAL (iIAUD.
m Parade at Lafayette Hall, in pursuance to Regi
n| mental orders,on FRIDAY evening, at 7$ o'clock,
JUin full summer uniform.
Members will appear wirh pompoons.
Ky order of the Captain
jv 17- -2t V. L. FORE, Orderly.
L ViKUINiA UiMjfcS.-Purade, In
df ont of City Hall, on FRIDAY, July lHth, atß
fjlo'clock P- M.. precisely.
By order of Col! August.
jy 17—St PH BEKOHEiMF.B, On»e ly.
\.// KtCiiiUoM* fAVK'ITb A KTIL..
LERY—Purauant to regimental ordera, yon
**nß*will parade at your gnu room on FRIDAY
■Omß evening next, at 7 o'clock, in full summer
uaitorui, and with sword and muaketoona.
By ordar of the Captain.
JOHN R. POCKLINOTON,
jy 17—2t ?d Sergt.
VUK KKNT—Tkeaabacriber Istead*
ing to remove, offer* for rent the Home at pre
sent occupied by bim, on Fraoktia etreet, near
ihe Exchange Hotel. Possession can be had imme
diately. Apply to B. BR1&L, or
jv 17—6 r JAMES YABRINOTON.
FOR ItdN T—A deal ruble teUiige
Residence, situated on ihe corner ot Marshall
and Smi h atreeia containing aix room*, kitch
en and garden a'tached Poaaesaion given imoteoiata
ly. Rent modeiate to a good tenant. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
jy 17—St Pear' etreet.
f*7 LI. 8. XUAIL. HTKAJIS»IIif
ROANOKE leave* City Point SAT-
H7* URDAY morning, at » o'clock, for
JWBMWh NEW YORK, via Norfolk.
t waeunaia ateiriog to take thi* cheap and comfort
able route to New York, must leave here by the Pe
tersburg can, at 54 o'clock Batarday mora ing.
Ticket* and bertis secured at oar office, South side
of tbe Basin.
Only 410 through to New York, Meal* and State
room Included. Steerage passage only tj.
jy 17—2t LUDLAM It WATRpN.
FUR SALK.-ARoe JiILUU
COW, aow gmag milk, fine may be
¥r IB »een by applying to R. A. LEWIS, at
MKBSMHibe corner of Grace aad Ist atreeta, op
poaite in* urace Street BapUet Church.
jy 17—It"
NSW PL.OtR.~A lewkalfbbia.*«MH*r
NEW KAMILY KLOtH.
AIso—PICKLINO VINEGAR. For aale by
C. P. WORD,
jv IT— St Corner 18th and Main at*.
"si Mi BtSMbIU tORNi 3000 fcunkela
•>UU BKAN and SHORTS; beatWty Bolted
Meal; Ship-Staff.; Brown Stnff/; Oats; fWaT
for aale cheap, roa cash, at corner of 17th and Frank
JA f THOMAS
500 HrM?vo\* i 1 «WFFI£D
40 "A
JUL WM. WALLACE k BON
100 W w VKLLOW SVUARiier
■'« WM. WAT.t/ACK A HON
w *«-
JT ,' 7 wt * walCace a anil
i>» aarg"--wttaaft»fEg*
25 sSSZriSiSi* 5 m,c ®
Jy " WM. WALLACE A BON
200 rorVMSWE*" *-A±VA*UA
K» * now.
5200 f.
-Hi! „ W * WAt.LAOR It BON.
-ilil ALFREP MOBKB <3 Mafo st.
W £'.£ •*£
SsaSeSSi-vS
>msSffiwteiS
•%wsT , o«ff
WisirSssSSSSFSS
hove and Mr wa«a* will bo ri*ea either by the
month or balance of the year. Eaqaire at *he Dis
patch office. if .
WANfriM»KKUNT»--I WWMWW
W 5 good Dininjroom Jer™"* &**•». r*
leiioM EDWARD NORVELL,
*Y t Xa At H. W. Err *to'«. Pearl «*-
(17A>TKD-A Wrt Nanr, laiae4l«icl)fi
W Cither white or colored. Apply at thi» offioe.
WA ft T K U— Immediately, a white we
man, who la aa excellent cook, washer and
ironer. a German woniaa nreforted. fattafoctory
reference* a*to
One wto CM come we*l recommended will obtain a
good «i*nation. AppW at thia office Jv H—♦*
liriNTlR —I wiak ta hire, far Ike k«H
vV Mae of the tw, a colored MAN of Rood char'
■SW-- rat * tiam,KOT lirw mortm.
WiSn?SfS«SK5p$5:
and reliable, might obtain work at foir wages, by early
aonlication to toe subscriber.
J AS. M. CARTER, 14th street.
Opposite the Pest Office.
T R.—l have in my employ a celebrated FRESCO
PAINTER. Sbeold my patrons, or the nublio gen
erally, have any Painting of that description tnel
they with to have done reaUv beaatlfcl-eneh aa the
Decorating of Ceilinga, Side-Walla, or Parlor Floors,
for particular occa*ion«. whether in Oil or otherwise,
I flatter mycelf to be able, both aa regarda price aad
workmanship, to please the most fastidioua.
je 24—lm
U7ANTKD—To hire for the balance of the
YV year,, few able-bodied NEGROES, for w
face operations, at the Coke Mine#.
my 27—ta JOHH J. WERTH. Agent
IA7ANTKIK—BOARD—Hy a praleaaianal
v v gentleman and wife. Location not above 15th,
or below 18tb street*. Address Boa 147. je 4—ts
LOST.
Lost—ten doldahs rkwakd.-
Lost, yesterday, on Cary street, between 15 h and
18th streets, a GOLD LEVER WATCH, double
ease, mad* by Jos Johnson, No 25 Church st, Liver
p 01. and No. 12,239. The above reward of *10 *111
be raid for the retsra of the same to this office, or to
jy 17 - St* DANIEL WHITE. 18th st
OST-9IM) UKWAKII-liSSt PMtmr
day morning, THREE HUNDRED AND SIX
TY DOLIiARS, all in twenty dollar bsak bills The
above reward will be given to any one wbe will de
liver the same at A. RICHARDS' store, en Franklin
street, near the old market.
jy 14—5t» W. M. SMITHER.
WHALEBONE SKIRTS and ELASTIC
II BELTS.—Just received from N. York, Whale
bone Skirts, Silk and Mohair Elastic Belts, be.
jy 17 C. HARTWELf. k CO.
UII.K TlSStiKa AT !iS CM NTs PElt
K? YARD.—A very pretty lot printed Silk Tissues,
at 25 cts. per yard, by *
jv 17 C. HARTWELL fc CO.
OuI)KKKK\S INFANT fUWOhKS-An
D effectual remedy for ' Cholera infantum," or
rummer Complaint, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, be., in
childrea.
This preparation will be found verv useful at this
season, when so many children are dying of affections
of the bowels It is very mild and safe in its opera
tion, aod rarely fails to effect a cure
Prepared and sold by A. BODEKER,
jy 17 Apotheeary. No 10, Main street.
SOLLTION UK Ci-
Hi TRATE OF MAGNESIA—This is a pleasant
and gentle Aperient; combining all (be virtues of Ep
som Salts or Magnesia; is much more acceptable to
the stomach than either of them, and may be taken in
any case where a gentle laxative is required. Is as
pleasant to the taste as a glass of Soda Water. Kept
freshly prepared in a superior mauner. For sale by
jv 17 A. BQi.EKKR
DKCiJIfiULV Hut. .Mo doubt our
friends are aware that the weather of the last
few days has been extremely warm. Taking it for
granted that snch knowledge dors exist, we are dis
posed to make known a point where some relief can
be had, and therefore call attention to our stock of
Summer Clothing, knowing that something genteel
can be selected from it.
BUMMER SUlTS—Asserted in size, style and
quality, so that all inlere>ted will please walk up.
WHITE PANTS AND VEBTB -The cheapest
goods in the city, and recommended as perfect in tit
and make. Our stock is large for the season and
must be sold, as we are not disposed to pack away for
the nextseasoir.
GROSHONG k TUPMAN,
jy 17 110 Main street.
pOliliUOK'a tkL£UKAIJsU KKMKUY
X far Dyspepaia and Chronic Thrash. For tale by
J NO. W. POULARD, Druggist,
jT 1? 17th street.
WlAilttW (»LiAsß-AII aizea, la sturr
and tor sale by
JOHN W POLLARD, Druggist,
jy 17 17th >treet
|>LAIKKEHUY UttANI) Y.-AuoiUer
L* aupply ot this pleasant and popular remedy, just
received and for sale by
JOHN W. POLLARD, Druggist,
jy 17 I7th street.
PALM IjhAt FANs.-Ttie above run be
bad at N. EZEKiEL'S,
iyl7 75 Main street.
IIUITATIIM JAMAICA It I M, Ui M h
I ilavor, for nse ot tobacconists, for sale by
jy 17 DANKNPORT. ALI.KN It CO.
MAt'KI!KKL.«>a. 1 and !i Mackerel, iu
halt barrel*, for sale by
E. H. SKIXKER it CO.
jv 17 Cary a'reet •
|\jO I'lCJi.—'l'lie tubscrllieis beg leave to
II infoaui their friend* and the public generally
that they are able to do any work in Fresco Painting,
in the newest style, and warrant to give satufrction.
Term* moderate. Ordera may be left aod recom
mendation* given, at Mr. ». Y. LAN DRUM'S, corner
of Main aod 7th etreet.
Jy 3—lm* H. TEMMV k BRO.
|>AK(>AlNti, HAtttaAlN&.~L.udie»aboiit
BJ purchasiug any uefciiption of Dry Good*, will
tiud ft very much to their advantage to give me a call
at No 15 Main itreet, next door to tage's fchee s*oie,
and they will find that I am selling ihe greateat Itar
fain*, to make room for Kail aod Winter aupplie*.
n Lawn* I will cell fine Freheh at only ninepence
per yard, worth a (billing and mperfine French Jae
eonet* at 2» cent*, worth from 255. to 2*. 3d. peryard;
Ti»»neej Beregea; Berege DeLainea, ko.
la White Goods I have in stack the most complete
aaeoitment of any store ia Richmond which art bound
to be clotei out thu month; to to all in want of bar
gain*, 1 will Inform that now i* tbe time for caving
from 40 to SO cent* oa the dollar.
W Remember the place i« at
JACOB A. LEVY'S
, .. Old established Cheap ftlore,
No ia Main itreet.
lYI**;":" dkc.—Jn atore. a Urge
A and beaattfal variety of China Maatle Va*r«
Card Receiver*; Cologne Bottle*; Candlesticks; Cigar
Holders, lie., wlucli will be rtispoeed of on very ac
comuiodaUng torn* GEO. J. aUMNER,
" 14 No. 3P Pearl street.
r l'M 'f*A *» AIND \\ Al 1 lHb.-Prr»«»«
* wubtaf to purchase a hsndsom* Tea Tray or
Waiter, at a amail price, would do well to sell at the
GEO J SUMMER,
if Wo. 20. fearl »rw'.
SKINS, erPlate Leather, tor
v> cleaning Plate; Fiate Bras ties; Newspaper File*;
Boot Jack*; Lemon Sqaoesere; Lienor Caeea; Dinner
and Tea Belie; Ai am ode aad Lardlug Needle*; Paatry
Jiggere; ButUr Print*. fee. To be had at
jy '< BULKLEY A CO.'*.
11L.ACK SILK SbTVa AMU
Jn« received, black Siik Nets aad black Silk
Lace* for MaaUlla*. Alan, narrow black Trimmiats
W. P. PERKINS A CO-
Jy '4 No. 141. t mI" Square.
BttUOiMA ARB PA AI.»-4MO
Paiataa B roams and fails, Just. received, aad Air
ijlt WM. TAYLOR.
H hoopwhalk-
Wbalebonea for Mine A* thi* miele* scarce!
pyoas b,
J* 18 CHAR. T. WURTHAM A CO.
• bright and dry. far e*> by
-Jy »» CHAB T. WQRTHAM fc QO.
Mfcl/TW. kUStft) HSLTH.
£.1. -em taunt of Slack >l>atic
White aad Black Buckles. at eaty 37» »u.
if '« *■ WLUSMIT. SftS Broad*.
ii K CHAS. T. WQRTHAM A CO.
~40 raaka Albpraai
00 * C " ,0M >•* »
oomtur Mmm» w.9
GRAND OtVICJAND MILITARY
EXCURSION,
W Moom.l Mrr, will take ptee* •• MONDAY KVB
w w.
chartered ** **• oacerfm, mm* ait other arraac*
menu mUm «»» imm the comfort of «0 wbo any
honor Am wstt tMr wimp—y.
Ik* tfost will l*m Um wharf fttetaillf, at 7J
° 4imO B««i be I* attendance.
Hskfti admitting a fentleoaen, •!, (a j charge for
) fchlek can bm procared from the following
C e ,^We«sn*"** Dooley and Doraf*, Snr.
Koa Mai*, Domla, Corporal Canal n* ham and
Jy n—«t
DISSOLUTIONS. *0.
Vi O-FAKTNK RBBI ktra ikii
V y aaaoe<ated vitfa u in buitDwi C. M. FLCAs-
ANTB. The bu«ine«a wiH hereafter bo conducted
under the firm of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR % CO.
J»llTlM6-jT« VAN-LEW » TATI/OH.
IHriULVTIU N.—The r«-»art»*M|l»
heretofore exietiag radar the fi m of PICKETT
fc MAYNAAD »•■ diaaohrod by mutual content, tb
tha let of inly. I*sß. The aame of concern will be
need in aottlnc ap their late bnainee*. Thoee in
debted to na will ploaaa make imi*ediate pe;m«n",
aa it it neceaaary to aloae ap tbeir boaineaaaeaoon *e
poe.ibla. KO. PICKETT.
QEO F. MAYNAAD.
A CARD.—The Caal auiiew will be
oootinued by the rahaeribar in future for ea*h or <u?
equivalent, at the old etand of f.k M, n»er tha
Peterabbrg Depot. AO. PICKETT.
jy7.-lm
MILLINERY'.
gofrf* NMTICBTU THK LADIKH.|^
— MADAMJC SON. Faahiooabla Mil HD
ml liner, takoa theploaatrre of informing |HIF*
_ * the Ladiea that »he hit received from
Paria and Near York an elegant utortmeit of Bon
neta, Cap*, Head Dreaaea, fcc, which are really beaa
tlfol, and exceta any thing of the kind that haa ermr
been off ered in thia city; and aa the aeaeoa ia now ad
vancing, aha i« determined to aell at Terr reduced
price*. To thoae who iatend coin; to rhe.gprioß*, an
opportunity now offera of getting a Head Dreta or Cap
of an entirely new pattern, at exceedingly low price*.
Don't forget the atore, MADAME SON, 55 Main
atreet, Kathionable Millinery Eatabliahment.
je 24—1 m*
J. LOOK OUT KOtt BAUUAINf..
fl £ MORBIS otfera to Mil hie rock of Ready
BA Made Clothing and Oenti Kurniahing Goodi M
JUL coat, until be remove* to hi* near ettibhib
msnt, No. 100 Main (treel. Al*o off'ti hie Hoq»# for
rent, lotaeuion given the lit day of Auaoat. For
particular* and bargain*, call at E MORRIS',
j« 18 Ira* No. 35 Main at..Man(ioa Honae.
Sl>. DKNOON h«» tor stl«j <MM) KoatneU
• led Orate* Fender* and Bummer Piece*, em
bracing Square Topped, Ciicle and Meptio Pattern*.
Theee grate* are of my own moouftctarn, and (ball
be *old at the loweat price*. Order* from town and
country promptly attended to. Xh» Virginia Me
chanic*' lna'itute awarded a ailver medal, the higheet
premium, to Sam'l D. Denoon for the be*t *peci
men* of Orate* and Fender*. Al*o. for (ale a large
*cock of Bell( Bran Brick Mould*, fcc. Apply at my
Bell and Bran Foundry, No. 225 Main atreet, be
tween Bth and 9th, *mi ride Richmond, Va.
jy in—3m
li/ItTUAL. LICK INSUKAWCK UOJIPA.
Itl NY OF NEW YORK—Annual atatement of
the affair* of the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OK NEW YORK, far the year coding
Jan. Slat, 1836;
Nett a**«t* on hand. Jan 31, 1855 ♦2,734,747 37
Receipt* during the year:
For premium*and p01icie5..5699,719 06
For interest and annuities... 181,197 38
. 880,916 35
Total *3,615,663 72
DUburtemtmtt:
Paid claima by death... $296,699 99 ,
Paid addition* to aame, being
dividends... 16,002 47
Paid aurreadered policiea, re*
dnction of preminm and an*
nuitiea.... 42,838 62
Paid rent, medical axamina*
lions, *alarif«, office expen
*ei, and advertising, ex*
change, poatage, and for
eign state and City taxea.. 53,858 37
Commiation* 38,229 99
437,629 44
t3,178.KM i»
i* TI ' ■ ■iTTXJg
Caah on bund and la bank.. ( 47,747 85
Bonda and mortgagee on real
eatate, worth double the
amount loaned 3,034,293 26
Bill* receivable and fire ima
ranee 2.943 23
Amount deposited for4axe*. 4,276 33
Due from agent* ip (ii jfcMi "of
tianamfiaion 39,533 56
*3,17*034
F. 8. WINSTON, Pteridant.
J. Abbatt, Sec'y.
O. F. BRESEE having been appointed Attorney
for the State of Virginia and Agent in the city of
Richmond for thia company, will be pleaaed to give
any information upon the (object draired. Office at
the Inaurance Company, Valley of Virginia, 14th ii,
2d door from the Poet Office.
O. F. BRESEE, Agent.
Db. JAS. B.McCAW, Medical Examiner.
The undersigned having charge of the shove busi
ness, will be pleated to answer any enquiries open
the subject, or attend to any business entrusted to
him. THUS. L*. D. WALKORD.
je 17—lm
'T'HK DMTEI) srlTis LifK Mist •
I RANCH, ANNUITY AND TRUHT COMPANY
OK PHILADELPHIA—CapitaI ana Value of Annusi
Premiums, 41,421,612 42 —This Company grants Poli
cies of Life Insurance on the lives of either white
persons or slaves, upon as good terms as any oth-r
good Company in the btate. The nett profits of the
business sre divided annually among those holding
Life Policies.
SLAVES insured for one or four years.
For farther information, call at the offiseof Insu
raace Co. Valley of Virginia, where explanatory
boohs and papers may be obtained
Or. BRE SEE,
General Agent for the State of Va.
Dm. P. W. Hancock, Medical Examiner.
Having charge of the above business, I shall be
pleased to give any information upon the subject, or
attend to any business entrusted to me.
je 17- -lm T. L D. WALFOHD.
BKDMJIKLL St KOVHTKKM.
UEXKRAL COUMISMOXmKRCIiANTS.
»3 WATER STKERT,
Nrw fou.
We will make liberal eath advances on consign
ments of EL OUR, WHEAT, he., to th«, above ad
dress ,
Jy i2-lm A. B ROYSTER. BROTHER* CO,
EAU.ASERn' BANK OK Vln.ui.MA, 1
_ Richmond, July 1, IM6. 5
THM President aait Director* •( this
Bank have declared a dividend or four and a quar
ter per cent out of the profit* of tfe( last six months,
deducting*herefrom a quarter per e«n». bonus to the
State. leavee four per cent, nett, payable to the stock
holder. J. A. SMITH,
J 2-1* Cashier.
BANK OK VIRGINIA, )
___ Richmond, Jnly I,IBM. 5
THB Prrsldrat Md lllrerters ef Ike
J. Beak of Virginia has deolarcd a dividend of four
and a quarter per cent, oat of the profits of the Baak
tor the last six months. Subject to the deduction of
one-quarter per eeat. bono* to the State, which leavee
sT'ltSride**'' W P " f >b<kr * |W]P * bl * U ths
Jy 8-aw SAM'L MABX. C—hi*r
| INBN LUSm AND D lie MKUIR -Jiet
1-4 received. Linen Lneues and De Segts, ior fie*-
eliing Dresses. ALKRU) MOSES.
lei t S» Maie street.
DLAINANUKIMVRKO BBKKUB*--
JL My remaimag stock of plain and figured Beregse
cae he had at reduoed prieee. Those in want will do
weH U> call SILAS L. JOHSsON,
5r 1* No. at Mate St
f V.UOMst. kut*
A_d Lemons; M boxes Sicily Leuae n«; jest reeeived
nod for sele by
It \B-3t ROY ALL It SNOPQKASS
| il|ll4»MM.~IB ball slpes Vrtark hrev
U dy; 14 qnarter do. de. do\ 6 eighths do. de. do.;
30 bbis. superior old Rye Whiekey, tor eale by
JT '< QW*S. T. WOSTWeI h *"**•
41 I'ite CMlee Uesksa B«4-
U t»r, jut rseeived per steamer, and for eele by
it s . r WM TAYLOR.
A Mst* » k>~M Sexes prim
Cheese, jest received per steamer, end for eele
T jy 1« WM. TAYLOR.
a«d for dale by
Jy l« WM. TAYU)W.
kkh. tmlH Md l'teMUd