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a paragraph has been extensively circulated. Stating that
hirkhrm, the distinguished @grapmsnan, recently d ed from
the effects o. intemperance. Tnis is positive coniadc.
red by Dr.. Longsh0ro, who says " Kirkham died
nesrly three years ago, CT his own residence, in the city Of
New York. surrounded by hs inieF. sting family, Of put
mona'y Election. under winch he had been laboung for
several ycurs."-BosrON JOURNAL.
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EsclFE.-Tbe editor Of the Norwalk tO) Experiment.
swallowed, through mistake, a large quantity Of corrosive
sUbiimate. Bot he almost instontsnorusly discovered the
mistake, and instantly tpoS a large dose Of the white of
eggs. The cure was psreo'; aud after a slight onetie. he
felt no other Inconvenience than O severe e1cOnaion Of the
mouth and tIfoat
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~ GROCERIES Az AUCTION I'VE ,h,n si I'M. morning.
Al 10 o'e'oek. prime - Groin AMI Porto RI, & igaT.. y inc Or on
l1rusyra and RIO C,n-e. ODD Java cons Z, prime w.asru BACON.
eHt-s aud shOukers c'r.ae AID Imitation B,andy, os " ,nops..
L,li Whisky, New England Rum. T.as. Indiro. Ae, &c.
@b WILLIAMS q HAN ALL. AuetsL
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u THE Palmetto State Banner" is the name Of = new
paper in Columbia, 5. c. 1t lie to be devoted TO the de-
fence Of the doctrines OF he Calhoun school in general,
and Of the Finland seas" IN particular.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-16

~ hutts nclu III the LICK \ Ot-
nee Of the Superior Court f ChaneeY for The Richmond Cir
cult, the 18th day Of September. Ip46
ChatesF Osborne and Man G. his wife, suing in her rigLt ana
the sd Charles 2 osbtrn sung In his own right, Pnf.
against
Robep buchanan. Andrew e Buchanan, John Hay and Marion
his wife, aud EtEAteh GnHam, ard othef belts.
The tetncaqts above named not having erttrsd tn sir appear
anee aLd Riv,n security according to The Act e Assembly asd the
Rules OF this Couu. and h aPGeEr NJ, by sails aeoIy evi5eace, tlat
they are not inhs bit inu Ot this Co nmohwra n: Il IL O derrd, that
the said defendanIs do appear at the Rues Ia be lie d z IN. sad
Cour on the q 81 Monday in Deee nber neIt, and 4 Sc er the bin
OF the PLAIN In. aud thai a copy OF tnis oder le forthwith i.ssIted
IN some nswsPap,r published IN the city OF Richmond, for two
mon he suse-ssNey, and posted At the fyni door % the CaphoI. In
the said cry. A CoIy-1efts,
o lB-NQN POW RORERTa ~ n
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DUVAL 4 PURCELL,

1919
And Dealers in Paints, Oils, Indigo.
Madden. aud other D~ye-Stuffs,
Glass, &c,
LAT Main Street,
OFFER their usual large and we'll selected
~ stock. which embraces a general assortment, well suited u
the wants oitie trade, an CONSISTS In part Of the following In guam
Titles IN suit purchasers, on the mrst hVo ab . tens -
1000 he supr span Isdgo. , hbds supr Nader
4O0d0 ls White Leaf, dry AID In OIL
20 bic Fps Tufpebint. ~ bs Csstor Oh
9O OK Suiphats ouinins, 90 biz COpprns 4
500 lbs Extract loEso1d; 5 eaos Annauo
5 BIS Corai and J1ran vArBbhes 1900 lbs red Lead
1000 ID Ltha'g aOOOibs Sal Efaius
l,OOO lbs Sup Carb sOtn! so bis logwoOd
SO lbs Pmfs an Blue; 90 iSs Chinese vs-ni1on
2 easrs Gum Shelac; 5000 he Rps mn salts
10 casks Eng Vent Red: 10 casks stan. Brown
1 cask Nutmcrs ? be Camph1r
100 baskets yaad OIL IS boxes Pc AL Faph
so groea BiaeEtnT Z bs while Ginger
2 bs Clnvef. 100 900 CiRsfs aro tod qualities
10 eaps Chr'me Gren ani Yellow
And also $50 botos Window GAS Of" Wiusiov" and "Muni0
bands-doubc and single thickness
Besides tho usual variety n Medicines Chemicals, Painters e
loU and Brushes. Combs, hair add 10 TN brushes fancy arlclss, =
N which the 40 ntin Of p.rhtscrsi 10 invited. I
NB'-fauicutar attention raid 70 packing ADD fhippna ortsf
DUVAL 4 PURCELL. DmEaias.
au ~ ~ Main nrcs, Richmond, Va.
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The Sugar Crop.

The New Orleans Times publi.he. the following stre.
ment OF the sugar crops OF Louisiana, for the sixteen years,
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NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance ut u. w. RAN.
n CO.'S bookstore and Bind.
cry, i2l MAIN STREET.
WEDNESDAY,, SHIT. l6.
ste~artis Diary and Dairy R-EiErr for Is4T-3.e
Practical Receipt 30 X ana Complete BoCk ofReferene.-5o.
Leaflets OF Memory: an Illuminated Annual for Isa7. Hditedby
r. Coates, N. ID. beautiful book
The VIKINGS OF Htpoeraies and GAlen epitomi,rd fom The o,L.
gin1l Latin uanslations. BY J h ~ 1t, M.D-sl3O
Prose Fieuon,, illustrative OF everyday Life and other T.le,-
BY T 2 Arthur -sl,5O
Inumipat d Gems OF saered Poetry. with 6 steel eusnyip,. and
2s eo'olred ihu truton$-a ,pendd work
Scenes In the lives OF the Apostles. Ed,el BY n n wrla. viii
3 nRe steel enEavinRs by Sa tain
August Part Lrers Living Are-ioc. Ia
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FLowERs.-lf Ladies wish to get into the very best com.
Pany possible, we do not know Of any plessanter way
than is detailed in this beautiful scrap from a German
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-16

A flower do but place near thy window glass,
And through 1t no imsRe OF svil shall pass.
Abroad must thou gol on thy VIII To b SON wear
A noscRay, and dlubt not that an angel Is there;
Forget not TO water At break Of the day
The lilies. and thou shalt be fairer than thew;
Place a rose near thy bid nightly sentry to keep,
And ANGELS shall r0ck Thee on roses To sleep.
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against
Benjamin Churchill and other Dem.
The defendant above named not having entered hi. Appearance
and given security according TO The Act OF Assembly and the Rule.
OF this Court. and Il appearing, by satisfactory evidence. that he 10
not an inhabinnt OF this Con m nweaih II 10 ordered, That the
said defendant DO appear NJ III. rules to be held for the said Court
on the hut Monday In December M It and answer The bin OF the
plaintiffs, and that n copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted In come
newspaper published In the City OF Riehusnd, tor two mohths sue
eessiveiy, and posted at the front door Of the Capitol IN the sad
city. A Copy-T,ae,
&c Is-w0. row. RoBRRTa ID G.
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VIRGINIA: Al Rules held IN the Clelk 5 Of

VIRGINIA: AT Rules held IN the Geek $ of.
Gee OF the Superior Court OF ChanecrJ for the ri -hmo. d Cir
cut the IstS day Of September, 1886
EGw ard =. Mayo, PM
against
Aa Otls, and ether Dens
The sf,ndan, above named not having entered his appa Anee
and given ie.ui y according To the Acto 4 Assembly ard The guIes
OF this Coun, and Il appealing, by salts aetory evidence. that he .
nog an inhab tdntof this CoumOnW g attn; IL ~ entered. That q G
sad defendant do appear at the IuIes 10 be held for the aid Count
on the nut Monday IN December nS, Lni answer tic bin Of the
plaintiff, and that a copy OF this ord & BE- forthwith inserted IN some
new spsp q published Ia tho city OF RithmoHd, fr two months cue
eesiveiY, and posted at the foGt door OF the Capitol in The said ehy.
A CoIy-Testc,
sc I6-w9w row. ROBERTS, d. @.
VIRGINIA: AT Rules held IN the Clerks of.
v he Of the Supenor Court Of Chaneey for the Richmond Cir
cult tbs lsth Jay o. SeptembeI, 1886:
Bernard Peyton and Thomas J Deane. surviving partners OF the
late mercantile firm Of Peyton, Deane 4 Edwards Consisting OF
hems, Ives and Richard Edwards, coed, PhlL
against
Pr uo tdmunds, and other Dena
The attendant abovs named not having entered bis appearance
and given security according 10 the Act OF A. senbty and The Rules
Of this Couu, and 1t appearing, BY atsaeIoy evidence, that he 10
not sn inhAbItlnt OF Ibis Commonwealth: Il Is ordered, That the
said defendant DO appear at the Buh $ u be held for the aid Court
on the mt Moncay in Dee mbtr neIL and answer the bill OF The
plaintiffs, and that a copy Of thr or rr be forthwith inserted IN some
siyely, and posted at the lrott door Of the Capitol in the said civ.
sc I6-~ow POW. ROBERTS, d. &.
pRIME SUGARS.-l4 hhds. prime ST. Croix
~ Sugar. TOS brand
Is hbds. prime Porto Rc oSuglL landing from EIIe.
eS WILLIAMS &HANALL.
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II Is refreshing to read. now and then, a sensible letter
from the Army. Such an one was published a day or two
since in the National ln,ellgeneer; and the following,
though doubtless from a different source. is OF the same
character. Ii was addressed TO a friend in this city.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MAKKErs. .ucr..

RICHMOND MARKETS, August -
TOBACCO.-No change 10 note SIM.
last report. We quote Jugs 81 to 300. c.mn
leaf 2 so 'oS so; middlins3 75to47 IS; eoo1 :.
fine 6 90 to 7 so; extra manuiacturino No..
market; would command j. 500 10 90
FLOUR-Old 81 10 -. News; 5o,..
al retail. Very lille demand for either
CORN-Market dull so. Al on M
that only icr small quantities, saw lO0 :, . :,
bushels. wv =
OATS-None arriving.
WHEAT-SO a 80 cents general sslse
ry choice article nigh; bring somrrh;ns =. z
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cen,s ~
cents; Brown Stufis 20 cents. snib an. .s
PROVlSlONS.-Bacoy Smiy6sl
Cured = a 81 els. for hog round. We,,srr
q a 6. cts. Shoulders Al CTS. L..sa-ss
tlsH-Hcrrings, duh al 81 hf Mi ~, :
II ooa ! 10 tom the aLan.
LlME-65 cents from vessels
COTTON. a 81 cents per rs.
COTTON YARNS-Richmona s,4 :,
chester CFaetory prices Nos. 4 10 II, Is cen,
Nos. ~ 10 10, 10 cents.
STOCK MARKET.
Reported IN Bererty Blair, licensed .Socl5,e..
Six per cent. State s,ock-rarv value, sIoo-s 5.
1851.
Corporation 3 per Cent. Stoch-par value, slH-s .
James River and kanawha Bonds. guaranteed s. +
Stale-paf value. S'UO-h-ld AZ par and intrfc.i.
Exchange hank Stoch-par value, sltD-Slp.,.f
Farmers Bank Stock-par value, S,Cu-leld ).
10 IS.
Virginia Bank s;ock-par value, S7J-ia,t sl,s.
Manchester Cotton and Wool MaaUiac:4np, =,
par value, Si00-held al sos. '
Richmond Fire Association Siock-paf yaig..
last sales $50. -
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potu,aar Raj.
Stocks par value, Sl00-held Al SIS 49,"
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac re,,;...
of Dsbt-par value, Sl00-9. 10 sg3.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad ~siocs-par,.r j..
3l00-last sales 25l.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock -paf san.
held at sos.
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@HRIST1E5A
CHglSTIE'S GALvANIC RINGS AND
N.rUro nY yyyD

There Is every reason to believe that vitality, or life,
il DEPENDANT on q proper distribution Of electricity
through the system, for, when the nerves are impened
in their action there Is always a partial paralysis OF the
parts affected. owing TO the functions OF the nerves be
ing impaired through the loss Of nucops oitalty. The
mode Of cure In such cases has been to 1ete the vart
Gus functions by stimulants, or alter The state Of the
System BY medicine. This is all wrong and unnatural
The only rational way to remedy a defect Is TO supply
what is deficient. Ia these cases this can be done by
the Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid, which counter
act the disease by restoring the wanted energy, and re-
newed strength and health is the result In all nervous
affections the Rings and Flnid are used with the mosi
perfect success. Tic Doloreux, Headache, spasms, Ept
iep,ie Fiis, Mysteries, Apoplexy, Neuralgia. and The
long train Of nervous affections, readily yield to the
mysterious influence as thus developed.
For further particulars, soc advertisement In another
part Of this paper. Explanatory Pamphlets may be mao
gratis, By application TO The agents for this city, Messrs
DUAL h PURCELL, Druggists, l47 Main H., h,Gn
mond, Va. Aus.2i
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Correspondence OF The Norfolk Beacon.
U. >. SHIP COLUMN
Near Macao, April 10, 1876.

Near Macao, April 10, 1876.
On the l4th ult, just as we were leaving Ma
nilla, your letter, papers, etc, came 10 hand
We had a run OF ten days 10 Manila, and
passed three or four days on shore very pleasant
~, visiting all the places Of note in the old city,
including The grand Cigar Factory, which, in
point OF size and number employed therein,
would embrace all The power OF Lowell. Ten
thousand girls are employed-all Indians Of The
country, or Maiays, as they are called, with
skins two shades darker Than our Indians. The
roads in the vicinity are delightful, and the Con-
veyances good. The general health Of the Iesi-
dents is good, but strangers must be careful until
they become acclimaled. We left a week ear
lier than was expected. Alter lying som three
or four miles of The city, we got The Asialic cho.
lera, which carried of rapidly thirteen OF our
crew. We had some thirty or forty cases, which
cast a gloom over the whole ship; but, thank God,
for The past len days, not a case has occurred, and
The sick lisl is fast m%ending. II was all confined
to The crew, which was probably owing 10 their
careless diet.
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Commission Business.

TINE undersigned confines the business here
i lofore conducted BY Minge s. Russell, on his
own account, and under tue same style and firm,
and %soi,c,is the patronage Of his friends and ac-
quainlances planting in Alabama, and Inc North
Eas; portion Of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention 10 their interests, and all the bene-
fit Of ten years experience in selling the staple o.
our Stale. COLLIER II. MlNGE,
Mobile, Alaba ma.
~ Refers to: Gen. John h. Cooke, Edmund
Ruffn, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed.
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge
and D. C. Randolph. Virginia.
April 2l-d&c6m
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,,p unywOOn,S ADDRESS.

MIN. LA
In Justice TO Mr.. Haywood, though at a grea'
sacrifice Of room, we shall al an early day lay
his long defence before our readers. Wncn Inc
news Of his resignation, at a mos cr"ica' Nv
ment, reached us, in common win Inc De"io-
Gratis Of this city, we felt and expressed our lndig'
nation al, his course. We were excited, because
there was every probability that This step wou'a
lead 10 The defeat of a measure Tor which the Re-
publican Party had struggled, against The most
powerful combination OF interests thai the coun-
,ry ever witnessed. The vote Of Mr.. Jarnagin
we could not rely on-indeed, he has admitted
himself, that AT one moment he had resolved 10
vote fer the poslponemen, Of The bill TO The next
session. Under these ciTcums ances, we could
see no reason why a Southern Senator, expressly
instructed to repeal The odious Tariff OF 1872,
should so far disregard those instructions, as 10
abandon hi, party, and thereby secure The defeat
OF The bill. But Mr.. H. says thai, before he took
the step, he became satisfied that he bill would
| pass, whether he voted for or against it. He had
positive information that Mr.. Jarnasin and the
Vice President would vote Tor it. He says he
COuIQ not COuSCltIllUuSIy solc y iHc oiii vi 'hS
| following reasons: First, that The country is in
yolved in war, and the wisesi cannot foresee its
close. The experimental Tariff will moi raisc
revenue sufficient; 10 "pay as we g"'-Second, the
Tariff OF 1912 ought 10 have been modified, bnt
not by an act which reduced The duties as early
as The first Dccember-ThiId that he Indereud-
enl Treasury, OF itself a great change; the Ware
housing acl another, and the Experimental Tariff
the g ealest Of them all, will, when lakenSogcIheI,
work an entire revolution of our financial system.
This simultaneous movement is a political move
ment OF party, too violent and loo potent for good,
and calculated TO excite apprehension and alarm.
Fourth. In none OF the Tariff acts oil the United
States, in former years, was the Industry Of our
own country burdened by discrimination made
aeains, home manufactures. Their policy was
TO build up, and no, 10 des,roy-;o prolec.
and no. to Cypress. No, SO the experimental
Tariff. Fifth, and last, is The new principle,
that "all duties arc 10 be laid ad valorem."-
While we regard all these grounds Of opposition
to the new Tariff law as lallacious and unsatis-
factory, and as having been reluled by the De-
moc-alic press and its advocates, we shall not en-
ter into their discussion. Our readers can Judge
for themselves OF the justice of Mr.. HIS views,
after an examination Of all his arguments and
explanations.
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w. M'CRERY,
TAILOR,

IdILOh,
UPSTAIRS, OVER THE STORE OF T. r. PRIcE 6 Co.
No SO Man Street.
HAS returned from New York with The pur-
IL pose Of a permanent residence here, and
Eaters himself that, during his residence there,
he has added 10 his well known taste and ca pa
city in his business. He solicits The patronage
Of his friends and The pnblic generally, with The
assurance that his best efforts shall he used 10
give entire satisfaction. Making, and trimming,
and cutting garments shall have his best person.
al attention. Uniforms he cannot be exceIled
in. All at reasonable prices, for CASH only.
Aup 4-c2a W2w
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We learn BY passengers from Richmond, by
the steamer Alice yesterday, that Captain John
Capron of this city has been appointed by Co.
vernon Smith 10 The office Of Inspector General
OF Lumber, recently vacated by The death OF MIR.
R. Halstead. This appointment will be greeted
with very great pleasure by the numerous friends
Of Captain Capron, and especially by The Demo-
cratic Party, OF which he has long been a most
active and efficient member .-lNorfok Beacon.
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AT BALTIMoaE, on Wednesday. Flour vas.
a, 3 ST a ST. Good 10 prime red Wges, :;
- c., and prime white "a c. White Cont
A. e., yellow 81 a % c. Oats y a.sc 4 !.
shoulders 4 a Al, sides 81, antham, 6as
No. |. Lard, in kegs. 7c, IN BIS 4: aCi 4
all grades. Whiskey-22 c. it hais n d
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A TEACHER

~ iI2l1llIh.
A YOUNG LADY RON Mar and. who ha- /
- teaching lnr several wears IN private iamillss,
Whose present engagement expires ~ The 3is; udf
next, desires la obtain a situation, either IN q prsn's
Inlly or public school, where he can ENJOY lacillils'
attending public worship.
She Is qualified 10 give instruction m all the bran,
Of an English Educaiion usually taugh';in BOTANY, Z
mlsiry, &C. aud The elements Of the French LnngN
together with plain and ornamental Needle WORK
Refer to Rev. Peyton Hamilton, Cariefspili- 7
Cumberland county; Gen. ). II. Cooke. Island !
Fluvanna; Philip ~ George Cooke, ~Jeffrrsun !
Powhalan; Vim. Maxwell, ESQ.,, and Rev. VIM.
mer, u. ID, Richmond.
Tie young lady above referred TO has laugh, q
families for six years past, and Il gives Us much plst'.
10 add our testimony TO her competency a : lra
PEYToN HARRISON,
Aug. 2l-c~Gw PHILIP II. GLu. =" ~
RIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Basement R'on'' !
- gle Hotel. ,n,
For This Day friday drawing recesedtl , H.
mail. Prizes 500, QUO, 5000, $3.50. l5iA ~" !,
&c. IS Nos., II drawn. Tickets s5-shliss VIZ
ton. y. 4.
Also, the Dollar Lottery. Prizes: si,tF.a ~,
$50, ~ OF 100, .rtc. Is Nos, ~ drawn. !t't, \
shares can be obtained at BlGGER'S OFFllL aa'""
past ) O'Clock, 7. VI.
Drawn Nos. of P%okomoke, lti a
% ~ 30 G5 Sc Q 81 SO II - 4
Delaware, Glass 1877:
Gi % so % "a 45 50 Al - =" "
Aup. 81
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BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGIN,
a pIOCI. a NATION

WHEREAS, on the irst day of October, - =
w clamaiion MAS issued. Offering 4 reward gt.
hundred dollars for The arrest oI 1homs. CaeA-
reasons appearing 10 The Executive, 1. William -
Governor, have thought proper hrfrh, II fr,..-
annul The proclamation offering ia reward afef. ;.
Given under ny hand, as Go,rrIof aai unae,
lesser seal 81 the tummnuW sAfh. IL H.
is"A mond, this 10Th day u August. III tie :.
lsiG NJ. SM!la
Aug. elicit
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MANAGERS ofrIcE.-D. rAINE 1 @,

M ANAGERs' oFFICE.-D. PAINE 4 q q
4'A mond, Virginia.
For This Evening -s2o 900, 5 600, 1850, 2,Ooo, Il
80 of 900, &C. IS Nos IL drawn. Tickriss'
Also. the Dollar Lottery $4,000, I.Ooo. 81. -
IA drawn.
Drawn Nos Of PokOmoke Lottery. ciats i0i
CT Is 66 81 IL - 90 Al 81 oil 4; a..
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Class lgi:
81 q , 7 ~ 50 IA 81 g. ~ Is Al % -
Whole Ticket Nos. 6 20 Is Doth sold ana
Whole Ticket Nos. IS 80 a. by Purcell
Drawn Nos. ri Pokomoke Lottery. Glass 10
90 ~ - 65 Is 3 81 20 20 - - ~ -.
Drawn Nor. of Delaware Lntirry. Class ~.
6l % ~ Z: II IS 70 IL 81 ~ IS e.
Arn 81
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BOARDING.

M RS. MOTLEY respectfully informs htr III.
iSI and The public, that sllr has tattn one II l
rev on the Eagle Square, Naia S;fre,.
doors above Mrssrs. Brooks, Pell & tud,oa'> stnie.
has furnished il with every comfortable a,cUru
zion for Boarders, hy The day, week, month y ,rat
also for transient yisilers- Every e,rrion 18Th ~ e
10 render B0arders comfortable. Persons S.lu.
city for pleasure or business, would 10 vel. " csl
the situation il = very desirable one, wilh large
comnIorious rooms.
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SWAN TAVERN FOR RENT.

IA This we'll known stand, situated on
ETSTff Broad street in the city of Richmond, enc
E.l.m square below the Depot of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg 4 Potomac Railroad Company,
having recently undergone a thorough repair, is
now for reni. The location OF This Tavern is an
admirable one, and 10 any one disposed TO embark
in tavern-keepine, it presents the opportunity Of
engaging in a business which, with proper alien
lion, can be made a profitable one. Possession
can be given in a few days. For terms, apply 10
Aug. I4-clf w. GODDIN.
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Notice.

TIME debls, credits and effects Of the late firm
L OF Brown 4 Tucker having been conveyed
10 the undersigned in trust for the payment Of its
debts, all persons having claims against The firm
are requested TO present them for settlement with
ont delay; and those indebted 10 The concern are
notified that longer indulgence cannot be given.
CHARLES ELLIS,
II. l.. BROOKE,
Aug. Sim Trustees.
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81 We are requested to say, that The Robert
Nj. Kuhn arrested upon a charge Of murder, is
is no relative or connection Of Henry Kuhn,
deceased, (lller) OF Virginia.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF d.
High Water this day, at .. o'clock. P. Nj.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Columbia, Crowell, Philadelphia, sun
dries, to L. D. Crenshaw, Bros. g. Co., C. T.
Workman, J. Goode, Edmond g. Davenport, Da-
venport, Allen & Co., J. Thompson & Co, Dual
& Purcell, Bodeker & Brother, J. P. Duyal &
Co., 0. A. Strecker, w. Taylor, J. Pizzini, H.
w. Tyler, Webb, Bacon e. Co., }. FL. Euslace &
Son, S. Bonavits, Williams & Haxall, R. M.
Zimmerman, L. Lottier, A. Reilh, w. S. 81.
Donnan
Schr. J. H. Hoagland, Smith, New York.
SAILED,
Schr. Eliza Ann, Graham, Baltimore.
Schr. Loving, North, Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l9-Clcarcd, schr.
Lagrange, Crowell, for Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 20-Arrived, schr. Re-
gister, Jones, from Richmond. Cleared-schr.
Saratoga, Sutton, for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond; schr. Ainericus, Wheeler, for Rich
mond.
AT RIO DE JANEIRO, July slh-Twecd,
Hands, from Richmond, day Disabling uncertain.
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Al PHILADELPHIA, on Tuc,day fresh rr,,,
Flour was offering freely at 4 l2l9p-n
new wheat Is 80 cents; Oa'S - 3 q.
Corn G3 CTS. Whissey dull at - a 23i.2c.
per gallon.
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A correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot says
there are $50 v%isilers at the Berkely Springs
On The l1lh inst. there was brilliant Fancy Ball.
This watering place is said TO be most agreea bic
at the present time.