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Per steam.hp Ben Fankin from NeWY9-Ar voss ady child
daughter, Mr. Black NJ Joseps MIR Smm Master
LeErGs-9 in steerage.
Per steamship Walker Lnsey, Miss nsey
Evans HID, Miss lnrancs Seeigson Hooper
unnah Meyers Hisdon Stewart Ongies and brother
Smith, Boadwrgh, Heller, Robinson, Ewing, Lieut. Bewen
| A-2G On deck.
Per aim Hero from Van
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DAILY CRESCENT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, sEPTR %, 1852

REsiGHrp-C. Vanderbilt, Esq. of NewYork, has re-
signed the Presidency Of the Nicaragua Transit Company
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TODACCO-There was considerable inquiry and we
heard of about 600 hhds sold follows: 1872 hhds at -
100 at i 143 hhds 49, S. hhds at 54zf064, and
100 at $40 q H.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-We noticed only retail
transactions at previous rates.
FLoUR-The market rather frmer for some de-
scrpons but business limited to 1900 bbls including
12 bbs Ohio So 95 los Illinois at 81 TO- 800 St. Louis
81 171s and 81 90 800 at and $50 Extra at 81 72
p Dbl
GRAIN-We heard of sales of Corn, Oats, or Bran,
worth reporting The Levee nearly bare of Corn.
PROVISIONS-We noticed sales Of few small lots Of
Mess Pork at SOL 500s21 rs q bbl. There was some
inquiry Bacon with sales Of 10 casks Sides at GA 66
terces Shoulders at s, and 81 casks at $40 q AZ
terces White Bsgged Hams sold at IL 10 u fb
HAY-4Oo bales Ordinary Western sold on the hatboat
landing, at $40 90 q ton,
C0FFEE-350 bags Rio sold at $50 q ID.
WHIsKY-We noticed only small lots selling at 2oN0
20lse I, gallon for Recifed
FREIGHTS-Improving, anda ship taken for Liverpool
at l7-32d for Cotton.
EXCHANGE-There rather more demand for bills
at our quotations, which are unchanged
sterns. lUo}a 20
francs . II 7atUo ~
NewYork sixtyday Bills. lt2 " Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork 14fD3a U Ct disc
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REGULAR PACK Els.
- =
.MOBTLE

NOR MOBILE. daily u s. Mail
e., 81 y =,
aastef OREGON r. A. tisrn n,sa'e s.ys1s sesp pss.
Ponteasrrsin Rsjrasd DAILY
Of o'sloek dsily g 5as
Psscsxnuia and returning, Will soy
pascsgooa Lhrstias Bay ST. Louis dniy I
families with bs3gsgs ought 60 do
be o,sloek viii take a~uy freight
siterth Of he IA O'Clock
Christian ought To be sent for
steamers CALff0RSiA MOBILE, iesvag daily
~ Way sobi Landings viii ieasn
Of the Agent minutes eleven O'Clock
ief X. GEDDES. Aren't, 10 Baak fIacs
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Y.AZOO RIVER.

will leave THURSDAY, September "A o'clock P. Nj.
ASOR LEFL0kE, GREENWOOD, -fssg. =
NJ MARION, YAzoo CITY, saTARTIA, ytcKs l.EAIs
BURG all intermediate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NlS4
River Packet ARkANSAS-Tus and very ight dran hi
ARKANSAS Capt Stevenson will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board, or to
sep2l SMITH tIhlStEtt, s! PoSdras street.
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KEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning September ", 1857
CoTToN--The demand yesterday continued active, and
resulted in sales of 5000 bales. Prices steady:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
inferior % lMiddiing Fair. .101aGD1oA
ori,;nsrv ~ s55O 0 Fair ............n Ol154
Middline .91zG0 9zs Good Fair. ..... .nA00-
Good Middlng. 10 fDlO]4 Good and Flne -f0-
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No. 277.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Fl, 1852
CoMmos CousorL CITY NKwoRLHAss
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Resolved That the Mayor give notice in accordance
with the acts of the Legislature that it is the intention
of the Common Council Of New Orleans to open and lay
out as public park, squares fronting in Metaire road
numbered 64 to 669 675 Gs2 to $685. ia to 720 1871
to 74 755 1885, 6B5 to $685. 800 to 02 TO to 715 44
to TAT.
Rsea That should no satisfactory opposition be made
thereto after notice. the Mayor authorized to take
tho necessary legal steps for the opening and laying out
of said Park,
ISignedl VIM. G. c. CLAIBORNE.
Boardo of Aldermen.
ISigned TRANS. ALP UENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[sgned A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor
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Mg- The entirely new and light draught
HERALD snoden, master will leave for ST. LOUIS,
CAIRO all intermediate nngs, THIS EVENING at
O'clock the of Lafayette street. Passengers and shippers
will please be in readiness.
sepqa oGLEsBy MAcAuLAY, S. Tcboupioulaa street.
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Flats, Barges etc.
as follows;
Article That from and after the passage of this ord
the Levee Wharfage rates ships other sail
vessels steamships steamboats, fats barges and other
crafts shall be fixed as follows:
On all ships sail vessels of thousand tons and
under, twenty -fiye cents per ton.
Excess of tonnage over one thousand TONS twenty cents
per ton.
On all steamships seventeen and cents per ton
On all steamboats, of one thousand tons and under,
fifteen cents per ton.
Excess of tonnage over thousand tons ten cents
per ton. ~ .
On each atboat not measuring eighty feet ten dol
lars
feet, twelve dollars
On each fatboat measuring hundred feet,
fifteen dollars.
On each barge more than seventy feet long, twelve dol
lars.
On each barge than seventy feet and not exceeding
fifteen tons burthen, eight dollars.
On each steamboat hull used as barge, twenty-five
dollars.
On each scow and coastwise pirogue two dollars.
For every barge other vessel not including
steamboats, employed in transportation of brick lumber
other building materials or in bringing produce from
this and neghborng parishes to this city and measuring
not over twenty-five TONS the Levee and Wharnger dues
shall be thirty dollars per annum.
From twenty-five to fifty tons sixty dollars per annum
Over fifty and not exceeding seventy eighty dol
lars ptr annum,
Over seventy-ve and exceeding one hundred tons
one hundred and twenty-five dollars per
Over hundred tons, hundred dollars per annum
Art q Every proprietor of any small craft of the de-
scripton above mentioned who shall desire enjoy the
privilege accorded by the present ordinance apply
to Treasurer of the city of Neworeans for the
pose obtaining license. approved by the Mayor
countersgned by Comptroller which license shall spe
CITY the number name of such craft which shall bt
painted in conspicuous place the side of said craft
Art 8 Hereafter shall not be lawful for any progue
boat barge boat keeboat to remain in port onge
than eight days under the same provisions and penate
contained in article three of ordinance OF the Genera
y Council, approved May rs, 1S43.
Art. A. That the payments Of the Levee dues on shi
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
STEAMBOATS,.
.ALaBAMA RIVER.

DASSENGERS GOING EAST ~ -
The ane double -engine steamboat
BEALI4E, Stone, leave
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, arrival Of the Nwt,ans
mail line steamer The Jenny Beae will
larry NIL water, he draws but sxtssn inches
The fine, iouble-eneins ISABELLE, Nil
er will eare Mobile EVERY FRIDAY MORNING., arrival
the Orleans Montgomery.
safety the above upsrpassd and the travelling
cofnnuny depend above For ge
apply R. GEDDEs, 10 BE- K Place New Orleans
aua I'm VI. WAHlE'I q CO. Mnoile.
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MEMPHIS.

VIII leave on or about WEDNESDAY, Y a, o'clock
ESOR BATESVILLE, JACKSON ~ n
Il PORT, PocAHoNrAs Ans gsTAal PE StsT4f ks
AND BLACK White RaFsI paese.he regular
" @ M r. Nj ns. and above The G. HAYS
built expressly and VII run Regularly during me Sc son
board, cr, 49,. 90
Saplf "
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT

COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMEsT
Cotton, bales. tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept l. 1852 .......9532 1884
Received since .....52 1899 3312
Yesterday .,. 35S3=56452 O00== 1912
65954 22o66
Exported to date .. 1886 2,s26
Yesterday .... 2OT3=l5909 40 1876
Stool, on hand not cleared. ... .500T5 1901
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ne The steamer DRESDEN, having been I'M
avodaby detaned will positively leave THIS MORNING.
aepq2 oGLEsBY q MACAuLAY, 65 Tchoupltoulas
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MEMORANDA.

10 Steamship Ben Franklin portson the llth inst in lat 81 long
30 experienced gale the which lasted hours
shifting Northeast On the nth inst passed. of Sand Key ship
Milan Of Bath, steering westward
g sydou from Red River reports four feet
the falls and five half feeta Grand Point.
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viii leave THURSDAY, September % at o'eloei
NOR VICKSBURG. DUCKPORT.

EgUK VICkSBURG, DUCkPURT. 81 -
WARRENToN, NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND sAaa ssstSs5sa
GULF, RODNEY AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L fIuRS zS@SsSsk
DAs ParketThe nIgnlfc
ID. 8. STACY, pit j. NJ. Whit will
trips above For freight passage, having splendid accommodate
sgp4o SMITH Il FINIsTER. 3. Poydrus street.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ell Dorado, Baxter. Aspnws (Sayy Bay Jennings
Steamship Daniel Webster GRAHAM, San Juan Nicaragua,
W Templeton
Ship Phrthenon, Mathews, Liverpool Gifney Il Lowell
brig aRon
Steamer Eagle, Van Nechen Columbus Ca) via Apalachcoa
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EXPORTS.

GALyEsToNPer steamship Louisiana: bales cotton Wiial
do Rugelcy Blair &eo7 do Armstrong Harris &co6 do Hi
&coundries to Green Harding &co Mengens-Chas Cleveland
Bareli &co-Jacob Michele.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship ben FRANKLIN Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Per chip Hero. Assorted mdse.
BoSToN-Per ship Milan Assorted mdse.
PiiLADELpHA-Per ship JOHN Henry Assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANEIRoPer bark Indus 1929 bags coffee order.
MALAGA-Per bark Curro: Wines fruit etc, Tintora
ST MARKS-Per schr Taala.s 623 bbs i Pc
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ESUR PRINCETUN, SKIPWITHb ~ a
~ LANDING, MILLIKEN's BEND LAKE PROV lsss CAS-
IDENCE, V1CKS 1URG GRAND GULF, RODNEY,
NATCHGz FORT ADAMS AYou SARA BA' ON AuHti q .9S
ALTSQNNIIE and all intermediate landings Regular weekly
Packet Steamer and elegant
packet SAXON Capt IL Estes having been
regular trips the trade MONDAY tue Stth
inst, Mt O'clock r. M EVERY MONT Y thereafter
throughout freight apply on oar or 10
STR0THER BROS, IS Poytras street.
re- SAXON will receive freight from the shipping or s''rs
commencing on s morning .
f5s The sAxDN freight for River, with privilege
;,,,,y, a. Vickshnrr
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aSOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKENS ~ n
d BEND, NEW CARTHAGE, wARRENToN, l6 &asAssSs5Ss
GRAND GULF, RODNEY AND NAT GHEZ-Regula,
SUNDAY yick burg Packet III. NJ WRIGHT, Capt
Cake.-The swift passenger packet
NJ WRIGHT Capt j. D. Clarke viii eeeneG he. Tegq
lar about the first of October md will leave ES cry SUNDAY
MORNING o'clock Returning, will leave Vcksbug
evening, O'clock. For further apply
mi
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LET OF vEssELs In PORT NOT CLEARED
Rrigs.

.ans.. sal S rRnac .........lO,dl
......17,di Yolunteer,.-....l5,dl
IA. Point Yamuri. ......... S,d3
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E7OR MONTGOMERY AND We Hg n
TUMPKA-THRouGH LINE, via NV Basin .ssaks-s4st
The elegant ard well kown
ALABAMA, Roberts, Jr, commanding, will guisr
ing cry ALTERNATE WE'D EDAY The Al.
adteh well fastened built expTe. the trade and
Glasses A No. One.
sspl5 I'm MCDOWELL, d co IL Poydrla
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NOR VICKsBURG, MILLIKEN's :,

VIII leave FRIDAY, September II ce,ack P. N.
VyOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S sgg =.
LANDING, LAKE PROVIDENCE MLtIKENts sAk aAhs.3 81
BEND, VCKSBuRG, GRAND GULs, RODNEY, nS5zrsx1sssA
NAIctlEz, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE Ih,S
JACKSONVILLE, all intermediate ndlugsRsgaar Weekly
Princeton Packet Steamer FRANK LY0NFhe and fine
FRANK LYON, MASTER Will leave
STROffTER 4 BROS. Is Poyiras street.
r FRANK LYON viii take freight Yazoo River and
ship voLANT which will await the arrival Of the F.
Let icksburR.
will be Clerk the Levee, opposite the Wha1fuger's
oce Wednssia morning. receiving freight. sepso
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Steamship Ben franklin, Teal NewYor 18Th inst to Stanton
koo--lst dist
Steamship Forbes Iudanola Galveston 18th Instant
Harris \ Morgan-s dist.
Ship -ro Griffith, % days New York, Stanton &co
district.
Ship Coe days from Boston, Fosik &colst dist
Ship John nry oEuad Il from Philadelphia, maelst dis
Bark Indus Ihompson 40 days from Rio de Jaeo dis
Span brig Curto Roma,4 days MALAGA, Tnua2d dist
Scr Tallahassee, Rookie days from St Marks, maserBasin.
Shr Gen Taylor Winslow days from Galveston asterBasn
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Will leave THURSDAY, sept rnber 20, at o'clock
E7OR SHREVEPORT, PoRT CADDO, ~ N.
GRAZ ECoRE NAT EIFToCaEs ALFXAN- LF44lIsFs5s
DRIA Intern landiugs-Thes swift running,
light raugh packet TD0N1A. CAPTAIN W. Il.
Narn will positively leave above The sYDotlA viii take
teighf1 all points Upper River with she privilege of ip
ping Ae1anarta For freight bard fot Of
Bi-pviile street, ,gt
sep22 SMITH SFfaiISTEp. Al Poydr street.
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C EWatkins Frost from Gains8' Landing.
Southern Bel e, Cox, from Vicksburg.
Gipsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Sydoulh, Narnell Red River.
Sarah Gordon, Johnston from OpelousGs
Towboat Conqueror the
the 18th ship Osego the 18TH bark Fanny and the
Bar brig ocean brought up ships Milan and John Henry,
bark Indus and brig CuTro.
Towboat Popoise Brown Passesbrougt up ship Hero
Below Coming Up.
Ship Lexington from Boston,
Ship Counlbo, from New York.
Ship Marathon from Philadelphia.
Brig octavia, from Havana.
Schr Brazos Sau
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--John Saunders,
cumberlenI. s Dewbre, Hampton; Daniel v
P;ner. Abingdon; p II NJ Cargo, Charlotte; r
A Ranks. Madison; V Cook, Richmond; Jno
G Morris. Buckingham; p Cotlfel, Chester
field: + F Green. X w Green, Caroline; james
Withroe, Rockbridge; Nj Scott Floyd; l.
Whitehurst. Shepherd, Va; E w Gavock,
Wythe; C 6 Hill, DR. F G Whorton, d B Ham
mon, Craig; Fl ) Slanger, Raleigh; w q Ell
Tennessee; FM Martin, Bodkin, Buchanan;
ID Nc Daniel, Botetourt; w Fl Davis, Henry;
ID J Ford, Lunenburg; A Whitehead, Pit
sylvania; Beirne, Monroe; p. Richard
son, N c; J w Gates, Patrick.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-D B Campbell,
Stockbridge; II NJ Denison; A McAllster and
lady, Nj Weston,N Y;JW Downey, w L
Winans, G ) Denner,N c; I Baxter, Peters.
burg; NJ Hollins, J NowIan. Lynchburg J
f Lawrence, Louisville; c p Wyman, J
Chrystal, N o; q p Grant, Wilmington; Chas
Thornton, Charleston; } Spencer. Baltim're;
FL Bradford, Petersburg l. Stevens and lady,
Roanoke; G p Wingfed, Maine; w w Aver
EFT. Halifax II; w Leiper, Phila; Mrs. E.
ST. Clair, Wythevlle.
EXCHANGE HOTEL q Jefferson,
Amelia; K G Bell, Liberty; J Riggs. \;
II Dejarnette, Caroline; J i Colby, Wash
insIOb, ~ u; ~ ~ dIHlcitc, ~ Nou'
wood, Williamsburg; H Stirknev, j II Smith,
Baltimore; Whitney, Va; c Paelieg, N Y;
II Ellison, jr. Lynchburg; r Buchanan,
Rockbrdge; Randolph, Middlebrook; ii G
Mcconnell, Abingdon; E r Watson and lady,
Charlottesville: J o Hobbs, DIR L l. Gregory,
H TaIiaferro, w c AHmann, G i Fox. Va; FL
Gresham, Nj Todd, University Of Va; w L
Pennll, Pittsylvania.
CITY HOTEL-W S Mallcote, York;
w Wilson, Smithfeld; J w Wheaden, Sur
ry, G H; w 5 Howiet, S Brown, Norfo!k i
FL Zegler, C r R; T w Rulmpse, Balti-
more; K H Randolph, J c McCaully. Port
Walthal; J White, Blue Stone; J Pryor,
Georgia; S Miller, Savannah; S + War
ring. King William; X W Gooch, and w A
yer; Capt T l. Swift, WoodviIe; J N Phil
lips. Charlottesville; w McCandlish, Blue
Ridge.
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TIN.WARE MANDATORY,
CRATES, LIGHTNING RODS, &c.
TO Ii under. and Others

ItNIiE subscriber has on hand, and is daily manu-.
featuring general assortment OF Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware, ana invites cali from all in
want OF superior article
ROOFING, CUTTERS, &c.
Orders for Metallic Roofing Cutters and Pipes
promptly attended to and faithfully executed Par
ncuar attention paid to this branch of business
CRATES, TENDERS AND SUMNER PIECES.
Constantly on hand large and handsome assert.
ment OF Berlin enameled Crates, Tenders and Sum.
mer Pieces OF my own manufacture-some new
and beautiful patterns just brought out.
LIGHTNING RODS
Made and put up on the most approved plans, in
town and country
Determined to do all work in the best manner and
on liberal terms invite cal! from INC .ubc gen
orally. PAUL BARGAMlN,
MI GETS 10th, near Cary street.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Lines

addressed 10 r. MccandiisA Jr., on tie death Of his
rife, By MRs B.
Look up, oh stricken mourner
From world of woe and care,
To heavenly realms of glory
Thy Fathers throne is there
Look up tbs NOT in anger
lie sends the Christening rod,
And lays the loved and beautiful
To moulder meath the sod.
he is the gentle shepherd"
And on his sheltering arm
lie b ,ars thy babe, the sinless,
Secure from every harm.
Beside the quiet waters
He leads Virginia's way,
And through the verdant pastures
His strength is still her stay
Look up, his smile is on you,
His goodness yet adore,
And hear the words he speaketh,
Not lost but gone before"
THE Petersburg Inteiligencer, Norfolk Beacor,
Now York Observer and Christian Observer, PHI
adelphia will please copy9
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ECONOMY Is WEAi TH.-FRANKLlN

ECONOMY Is WEAi TH.-FRANkLlN
IA CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers, Mer-
chant Taiors, uldrespecfully inform the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab-
lished at No, 1872 Main street, Richmond, Va a
branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Warehouse,
where they intend to keep large and very supe-
perior stock of neady-lIade Clothing, of the
very best materials and workmanship. 1t is intend
ed that particular attention shall always be given to
the selection OF the newest and most desirable styles
OF goods, while careful adherence the latest aud
most tasteful fashion cards, will always form dis
tinguishing characteristic of their stock. From a
long and practical acquaintance with our business,
well as the great facilities possess with refer
to the selection of goods in the Northern and
Eastern markets, We f4tter ourselves that we shall
always be the first to offer anything that is and
really desirable and at prices, according to quality
and make, lower than anything in this market
Also, large ana select stock of gentlemens fur
nishing goods, such as Shirts. Collars, Cravats.
Pocket Handkerchiets, Gloves Suspenders, &C., all
of which will be sold at a very small advance.
X. DECOU 81 CO, No. 1872 NJ ain street
NH 3O-lw
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SPRING FASHIONS.

Ell ST hAN0 FaShIONSs ED
- Gentlemen who desire to wear fine, -
we'll finished and fashionable Hat, of Richmond
make at as low or lower price than at any house in
this city, are requested to call the subscriber,
who has just commenced distributing the Spring
style OF Hats, warranted equal to any made in this
or any of the Northern cities.
He would also call the pubic's attention TO his
sortment of Magyar, Kossuth and hungarian Hats
just received and receiving, which he will sell low.
Call soon at No. 1877 Broad street sign of the Vel.
low Hat. RICHARD MOORE.
P. S-Keep it before the people, that they can, for
50 so, get Moleskin Hat that sell every where
for So; and all others at the very low rates.
NH 6-lmH r NJ
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Ell THE sUBsCKiBEM Respectfully in.

Ell THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in
aAla forms his old customers and the public that
he has now ready for inspection extensive stock
of goods in his line, of his own and Norta ern and
Eastern manufacture The stock consists of the
usual variety of Fur Silk, Wool and Cashmere
HATS, stiff and soft; Panama, Maracaibo Cur.
raova, India Platt Swiss, Leghorn, (black, pearl,
and white co.ours;) all the grades Of Hungarian
and Magyar Hats, with and without Feathers; BOYS
and Childrens' Hats and summer Caps. of all quail.
titles and patterns; Ladies' an Misses Riding Hats
all the styles of Braid Alboni, Tfipoh and variety
of young and old Gentlemen's Fancy Straw Hats
for summer use; all the various grades OF Palm-leaf
Hats by the case or dozen .t
Merchants and the trade generally are invited to
examine the stock, whether they intend purchasing
in Richmond or not. The subscriber has no doubt
but the extensiveness and variety of the assert.
ment, with the prices and easy terms viii be found
Inducements strong enough to keep purchasers
from going further North.
JOHN DOOLEY,
NH Sim No, 81 Main street Richmond.
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Table of Rates, No. 2.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness,
by paying

IGHiC Va AAatCos NO. 80
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness
by paying
50 pr yr draw s3pr. wk 5pr yr DR. 81 SO pr VIZ
: a as 8 90 90 : =" 1909 %
Those ever City years of age viii be charged 25
psr cent extra One dollar and fifty cents admls
sion fee will be charged in addition to the above
the first year, and must be paid the time OF APP
pication, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFEpENcEa-Ex. Governor Jared w. VII
lams, Lancaster, N. H Hon. A. P. Stephens Rock.
land, n. Y Dwier 81 Barber, Western Hotel, New
York City; Robbins & Brothers, Draper, Tiff
Bacon, New York City; His Excellency John Hub
bard, Augusta, Maine; Pratt IL Reath. Witham &
Newman, Philadelphia; Philo F Wilcox, Pres
dent Chicopee Bank, Springfield, Mass; Albert
Morgan, President Agawam Bank, Sringheld,
Mass.
All communications should be addressed to
4. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
TS few Agents wanted Apply at the Office
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MERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
I'VE his line would do well to call on the subscri.
Der, and examine his large stock of Plain and ia
PANIED Tin Ware, stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Housekeeping Geeds, at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot No. G. Main
street. 3 doors above the old Market. Richmond, Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice and cheap and good any other establish
ment in the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
NH Aim tactical Workman.
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II WATCHkS.-HENRY HYMAN, In.
"a PORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
W.1Le EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES, 10
Ssz2sssEa0 now in receipt of very extensive STOCK
which, tor beauty of style and quality, surpass any
thing ever offered in this city. To dealers we Of
fer the greatest advantages ever made in this
branch Of trade in Richmond. Buyers will do web
to examine our stock previous to making their pur.
chases, at HENRY BYMAE'S,
SO Main street.
Importer of Watches and Guns
N. B-A quantity of Watch Materials on hand
suitable for country oh makers and dealers, to
be sold very cheap, for cash.
Watches and Jewellery carefully repaired by ex.
perienced workmen. NH Is