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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-11
WANTED.

A BOY sixteen o. seventeen years Old, q
N learn thc Cabinet Makers buslncss
.H J. s. T.. u. HDRAEf.
Juns 30th' is52.
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80 THE Subscriber respectfully Informs
b.., III his friends and customers and HE pu-
M bile generally TIA. hs I hs, removed q
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BY GEORGE W. TOLEK.

FSNRUSTEES sALE.-by virtue of Deed of
l. Trust, from George l. Betty and wife, to me
trustee, admitted TO record in III. Clerks office
ofthe t!ustings Court of the city or Richmond on
the oh day OF May, 1882, tor the benz tit OF certain
creditors therein named shall proceed to sell up
on the premises, to the highest bidder, on Wed.
nesday, the lst day OF September next, upon
terms then to be made known, certain tract or
piece OF lard in the County Hcnrico about seven
miles below Richmond, containing fifty acres
(more or less) and adjoining the lands of Albert
Aobson, Iheodonck Carter, and others The i'm.
proven rts are comfortable log house, and a
goUd orchard. The title, though considered good
will be conveyed by me without warranty.
ED d. EACHO. Trustee
GEO. w. TnLER. Auct au II
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ALBANY, Aug. GA skiff was upset this
afternoon IN the rver, midway between this
cly and East Albany. 1t contained Is or I8
men, women aud children, or 10 of whom
were picked up by boats, and the remainder
drowned. The boat was overloaded, and the
accident is attributed to the attempt of per.
sou on board to pick his hat out of the water.
Seven bodies have been recovered. Among the
Je al aie Peter Eagle, cigar maker, VIM. Spe-
nerourg, aged II years, Augustus kreuder,
eyed 10, Anthony Valentine, a Iaborer, and u
young woman and man, whose names are I'M
known.
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.
SIU.UUU
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE At


$1,000
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
A Rare Chance for Housekeepers,!
an WEDN Es DAY. 18th inst, commencing
" at 10 O'CLOCK, at tue POWHATAN HOUSE,
will ," sold At Auction. without reserve, the en- ire
Farnisure hAioneing tn this establishment, the
greater portion OF whc has but Iecently pur
en---d. aud ls II 1rst rate order. The Furniture
consists OF
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Fire Mahogany Plush Sota-Teie aTetes
Lar. e A run Chairs Marble top Side Taoles
Centre Tables, French Plate Nil rors-eegant
Brussels Carpet (aeariy new
CHAMBER
Most OF the Chambers are furnished with Mahog-
any French Bedsteads Mahogany Wardrobes
w ash stands Hair and ShCck Mattresses, which are
new; AID good Mahogany Dressing Cabinets, q C.,
&c y.
DINING ROOM, OFFICE, and all tae other Fur.
niture belonging 10 the Huuee I he House will be
open Monday ana Tuesday preceding the
sale when TIE PUBLIC is invited 10 inspect IT,
Should the sale not be concluded ON the first
day, il will be continued from day to day, com
mencing 1T the He or, til the whole s closed
1000 --I"- oil sung p.der SlJ0 CAST; over
that amount four months credit for approved Ne
goiiable Noes.
sale conducted by
auI6 GEORGE j. SUMNER, Auct
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Political Excitement.

CINCiHNATI, Aug. 20-Considerable excite
Menl prevails among portion of our German
population win rcgurd 10 political matters
The German democrats are dissatisfied with
certain nominations by the local conventions,
ard there was much fighting at a meeting held
las; night Chas. ReImeIin was forced from
tie stand and prlIed with eggs. The fighting
continued during most Of the night.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
VALUABLE HAZE ACRE LON nv

LOI ON
FRANKLIN AND 10Th STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on Wednes.
day afternoon, the 25th August 1872 upon the
premises commencing ct O'Clock that beautifully
located half Lot, No LAG in the plan of the CITY
OF Richmond fronting 1872 feet the Sou h line of
Franklin street, runt ing back l65 eet. 1t will be
divided into four lots OF SO test each, running back
$50 feet to alley. These lots are now being
sale. They among the most beautiful lots for
genteel residence to be found in that part of the
CIT.
TERMs.-One-third cash balar ce at and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
Uy trust decd title retained.
au l9 w GODDIN, Auct
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TLe OHM earn Gran.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.-The rain has been
falling all day in this vicinity. Considerable
Improvement has taken place within a few
days past in The growing corn, but much of it
Is past recovery. Com is now selling at from
A. 10 T. cents in bulk.
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NANTED, n Partner with Slo.eOO,

w ANTED, Partner with $4,000,
w to invest in safe and lucrative business
The business Is only understood by few, and when
conducted by experienced persons, is not exceeded
in profls by any equally safe. The advertiser has
been, Tor many years engaged in it, in one the most
extensive houses at the Ncrth and now having an
unusual opportunity for opening establishment
OF the same kind in argG and popular city faters
himself that any one DESTROYS OF ernbarking i'll a
lucrative business, ana having the above sum to
invest, will realize handsome return. Can give
references from the most Influential and exile sive
houses in the business; unexceptionatle re-
teTences will also be required.
All communications will be treated as strictly
confidential. Address K. Y Office of the paper.
au 2O-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-24
BY JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.

DY VIRTUE or "A DEED OF TRUST,
Id executed to the 24th day VI June, 1852,
recorded i'll the Hastings Court for the city ofkich
mond, by the fism of john A. Temple il ca, and at
the request OF the benefciares In the deed,
shall, On MONDAY, the Both day OF August, 1852,
at half past o'clock, P. NJ, on tue premises sell
Tor cash. Stable at the h. and z Railroad Depot
on the lot occupied by Clarke 81 Hatcher containing
or 10 stalls; ana Backsmith's shop, joining
Messler's boat yard on the Basin, with Bellows, An
wills and TJuls, and Wooden Shed the shop,
il being part OF the property assigned in the said
deco.
sul9 WATSON { HUGHES, Trustees
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an 10 WATSON { HUGHES. Truste es.


by VIRTUE OE n DEED Of ThtSIs
ID executed to US by r. Erdtnan, partner, and
On behalf, OF the firm of q. NJ Lanman a. Co, TO
secure certain debts OF the said urn mentioned
therein, dated the 18th day OF July, 1852, and re-
corded n the offices OF the Hastings Court OF Rich
mond aud the County Court OF Chesterfield, and
the request OF toe uenehciaries mentioned there
in we shall, Wednesday, the goth day OF
August, 1 So, at the American Hotel stables, on
i3In between Nam and Cary streets, at the hoar OF
10, CLOCK A. NJ, sell at auction. Tor cash. Eight
very large and superior Work Horses, In excellent
order when have been used In hauling stone; one
street wagon, and wagon with heavy wueels,
made and Used for hauling timber; together with
six sets OF wagon harness. all OF which is part of
property assigned in said eed The wagons and
gear 10 good order. rare opportunity is offer
ed TO persons In Want Of fine, heavy work Horses,
DC. WATSON d. HUGHES,
an IA Trustees
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Webster .Heeting at Faueua Han.

BosroN, Aug. % The call for a grand
Webster demonstration at Faneuil Hall, to
nominate an electoral ticket, has received the
slgnatnfes OF !. 600 Of unr citizens.
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BY JOHN K. d. PAYNE, Salesman.

NALE OF HUKSES, CUWs, HUGS,
- CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, AND HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, Al AUCTlON.-Will be
soils on Thursday, the goth day Of August, ls5!
at the residence OF Or VIM w Gregory in HenrIco
county, about two miles north OF Richmond, on the
Plank road commencing at IL O'clock 81, ali oil
his Household and kItcaen Furniture, consisting
vi the usual variety. AisU several GOOD HORSES,
milch Cow, Hogs Carrisges and Hafhs So anu g
OF the Farming implements.
az "a w GODDiN, Auct.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Furfter Of the Atlantic Disaster.

prrr.,o. Aug. o1.-The greatest excite
wen, n revails at Erie against the persons hav-
;nc charge of the steamer Atlantic. sunk with
~ loss of life by coming in contact with the
.ssnnelIer Oedeusburg. At meeting Of the
80 ;vors. series ofresolutions were passed
STRONGLY condemning the nefficiency OF the so
c.Iled life preservers, the want OF boats, &c,
ard calling for the arrest OF all the officers
and men oil the TWO vessels.
Cart Petty remains in a very dangerous
cond,,ion. The second mate of the Atlantic
savs that he saw the lights OF the propeller
shout two minutes before the collision, and put
the wheel aport and kept her of. She was
within four miles OF the shore, and he gave im-
mediate orders to steer for il. He also gave
the details ofthe subsequent proceedings, and
said 1.-THE propeller had put her wheel aport
when she first SAW her. the Atlantic would
have cleared her
4 coroner's inquest was held last night on
the body of lutte grl found floating near the
wreck Of the Atlantic.
The iiist mate of the propeller Ogdensburg,
who was on watch at the time ofthe collision,
was examined, but the orly fact OF importance
elected was, that, II, when the Atlantic was
f!-t discovered he had given the necessary or
ders to the wheeman five minutes sooner as
might have been done, the collision might have
been GNptBtU. ne eu , t'it oSuSusDufR LOOK
poo passengers from the wreck, aud 100 from
the water.
Incidents Of The Disaster.
NV loRK. Aug. 2l.-Aaron Sutton, of
New York, had provided himself with two life
nrsscrsers, and while fastening one on his
wife. some rufiian snatched the other from
HIM. Nlr. :, however, got off safely with his
vile and two children. A young woman
,uanpcd overheard during the excitement, aud
would have been lost but for the exerlions of a
man, supposed TO be an emigrant, who sprang
alter her and managed to get her on board the
boat again, when she was taken off by the
steamer O-deusburg. The man, however,
after rescuine the woman, sank exhausted and
was drowned. Three men were saved by
throwing over pinnacle box and clinging to
il until they were picked up. They were
compelled several times, for their own preser-
yation, TO kick from them drowning men and
won n. Dir. l.. ID. Crippled, of Michigan,
saved two women by breaking through the
deck into the state rooms, which were then
filing with water.
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'IvO HOU-E.k EEPERs AND TTI0SE

r.
l. ABOUT COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
The subscriber respectfully presents this notice of
his usual assortment OF Housekeeping articles,
which Is known and universally admitted to be the
most extensive in the Stale of Virginia He has al.
ways been the first introduce novelties that are
really valuable, and Will continue add to his stock
BY careful and judacious importatons and selections
ct the same time confidently assuring those about
commencing house keeping that they can save time
and money, get better articles, and select from a
almost equal to any to be found at the NORTH.
The enumeration OF the following articles forms
but small portion which may be found at his es-
I, bl mem, such al fine Table Cutlery imported
DIR C froD' Joseph Rodgers d Sons, Sheffield, aud
oil e celebrated makers, sold in sets, or Knives
wit out Forks Albata Ware, consisting of Tea and
c. flee sets, Casters, &c, Tea and Table Spoons.
Forks, TuBst Racks, Snuff rs and Trays high and
low Cand esticks, Salt Cellars. Mustard Cups &C,
&c. The above are imported direct from the houses
OF james Dixon Il Sons aud Joseph Yates 81 Sons,
Sheffield, equal to silver for use, and at about
one fourth the cost. Britannia Metal Ware, Tea
aud Coffee Pots, Tea and Table Spoons, Soup,
Sauce aud Teddy Ladies', Lamps, Candlesticks, &c,
&c &c. Block and Planished Tin Goods Dish
Covers. OF the newest and most elegant designs,
obong Covers in sets or sinsly from 10 to 81 inch
es, Plated Covers 10 match, Plate Heaters, Water
Plates and Covers Coyeres Meat Dishes for hot
water or with lamp aters, all sizes from II to 70
inches Fish Dishes Oyster Stewers C0ttne higgins
aud ri ters Coffee Machines and Urns OF all sizes
Coffee Pots ana Boilers, c, DC JapaunerY- Fine
English Tea Trays. all the newest shapes and pat.
terms in OF 3, 4, ) and pieces, Walters to
match, Bread Trays, Cheese Trays Toilette Sets,
JapHnneo Imitation China Nursery Lamps, with
china Cups and Tea Kettles, litable for the sick
Cast Iron Hat and Umbrella Stands, Of most ele
CANT designs, much preferable to Mahogany
being cheaper, more durhole, and handsolner
Bronze and Steel GoodS-Fire Irons, in sets or
pairs, Of plain and richly polished steel, standard
TO match or singly, b! ass Tenders, Nursery Fen
ders. Library snd Folding Tenders, Andirons of all
the latest and most deslr able styles, Kitchen Uten
sis. adapted to Ranges Stoves. Miscellaneous
BRUSHES, Brooms. Door Mats, Willow Ware w God
e. Ware, in fact everything the most Ingenious
house keeper desire, TO be had at the House
Furnishing Store OF l.. GINTER,
23-lw 81 Main street
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AUCTION SALES
FUTUkE DAYS.


0x JAMES N. TAYLOR.
Two HOUSES And LOTS ON ME-.
y GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE AT AUCTION.
VIII be fsold on the premises, on Thursdav fhe
2eth inst, At O'Clock n, two Brick House, and
Lots situated on MecaanicsviIle Turnpike, . short
distance from its intersection with Venab bic street
.nese houses have been recently built, have about
"a, =. rooms each, and are in very good oder The
alley ~ e"sA A'' iee' W 90
MS property is located in one of the moet ;un
cen, neighoorhoods in or near the ciay-as re-
SOW. snow. and win at all times yield hand.
TEnms s @ cent on the probable cost
montss e. one-lnird cash balance at and ~
and sa.,, neeouaoie notes. with interest added
a. ' go oy deed of trust on the p,onar,v
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
UnSSE AND LOT ON RR0sD Ann
- - Soan streets, ut Auction.-WiII ha soid
=. sue premises; on WEDNESDAY. the a5th ;ns,
Lot situated on 18th near Rrosa ne house and
at present by Capt William Tilbv ~bs MIeuped
nearly new, and contains shout six nous ne. is
LOT fronts 50 feet and runs back about I5o e.. NC
his property Is in q high and sry sir,a,;o.
10 retired and quiet neighborhood ano Is
Terms OF saie-One-third cash, balance q, 6
II months, TOR negotiable notes, bearing inrara..
and secured by deed of trust
au Ii JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
1S0 ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICo COIN
~ TY AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold on
ouuay, the otn september, Chat being cour
oay) IN front OF Henrico County Court House. az l:
O'Clock M, about $50 acres of Land, situated il
henrco county, about six miles below the city ane
Joining the land of Mrs Frazier and Boswe.rs Mill
ms land is heavily wooded with pine and oak
and the cost of the land could probably be realzet
from the sale of the wood. Persons discussed q
purchase should view the land before the day O
sale plat of the above can be seen at nv Office
Inc terms will be made known at the sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
au 4-2aW3wdfd ~
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TO THE LA.IE-.-We are nos

VU tn Z La "a Ib~s-Wt dIb uUW
receiving Fashionable Fall Styles
We nave also received large supply OF those
cheap Caters, OF various coiofs and shades, saen
as plrp c. Maroon, Cresm, Bronze ra"h' &c IA
% kid Nnrocco. Brogze and Iigat colored, Bus
kins siius. Ties, Jenny Linds, Poikas, Diamond
Iles, &c, &c, tor Ladies and Misses, all OF which
vii be SOLO at our usual moderate rates, at the
Ladies' Saloon, 70 Main street
80 u WHITE d. PAGE.
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! 0ST, on Thursday evening, probably between
"a the African Church and the City Hall, rock-
ct Book, containing some $30n money and some
papers valuable only TO the owner. A liberal re
Book and contents. Apply at the Dispatch office.
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- STRAY ED or STOLEN. fro

- the f~s'd-Ec" OF the advertiser corner Of
=, Janice AMI Bak r streets, about week since,
d Wllte Setter PUPPY, about three months old
SAs has Right yellow spots GA her sides and ears,
aua may no" have tne dlsteaper reasonable
reward viii be paid for her delivery at this office
II found estfay; but Ii stolen reward oil $50 will
De pn.d iofl the apprehension Of the thief
23-3t
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ffUit SALE

EuR ~ALE.-A Vefy desirable anu productive
mile ia III Within one-ha.f hours rid3 Of Rich
M,Ad containing from $50 10 l7j acres, located in
al excellent nei2l0yfhouu, and has No / improve
uELl- 'od Orchards, &C, &c Early application
may insure bargain, Apply at this office.
Gu 2i-7is
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NEW HUUTS. NEW BUOT>.-Just re.
" ceived, lot of beautiful Boots, IN ade of French
Calf Fit elegantly, and will be sold at the low
price OF So so at No 40 N ain St. by
WALSH.
Don't forget, at ,ign of Big Boot, just below City
Hotel opposite side all IA
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AUCTION SALES.
DY JAMES a.. TAYLOR.
VALUABLE kneIDkNCE ON BROAD

- 0AMB Ne - A<VAs
VALUABLE kneIDkNCE ON BROAD
STREET AT AUCTION.-Wiii be cold %
TUESDAY next the Gath instant. on the premieess
q O'Clock in the afternoon. that really desirable
House and Lot on the south corner Of Broad and
Mayo streets. occupied BY Mr. 3 n. Frice. Tie
House 10 built Of brick four stories high. contains
about loroos u the fret style OF nish with every
that could be desired, the -ity water
and gas have been introduced into the premises,
and there II . connection with the city cuivert o.
Broad street The kitchen, also Of brick has four
rooms, and there are other out houses &c The
Lot fronts 80 feet runs back 100 feet 10 an alley Of
20 feet width, and il AZ feet wide in rear forming
a large yard. The location of this property being
reti ed. yet within i've minutes walk OF the princ
pal business par.s of the city, public buildings &C.
together with the style Of the buildings. combines
to offer attractions TO the professional or business
man desiring q central and pleasant residence.
Terms CT SALE.-ODe fourth cash, balance ct
IL, le and "a months credit, payments bearing in
terest and secured By deed OF trus; upon tho
property.
an ls JAMES NJ. TAYaoR. Auct.
BY DUNLOP, MUNCUKE q co.
CARGO OF MOLAssEs AT AUC.
" TlON.-on Tuesday, the Path inst, com.
mencng at 10 O'Clock, we will sell az the Ware
aouse on the Dock, of Cary and 2Otn streets,
Quality
lkEMs-Under 500, cash; ever 500, months
''e9l. Ior approved negotiable paper.
Saie without regard To weather.
eoLI DUNLOP, MONCURE a co, Auct
BY fOLLIAM s DAVIS, Auctioneers.
AH1C NJ H,EK RIAL ESTATE AT
AZ AUG iION.-an TUESDAY. The a4,h instant
al nan past O'Clock, P Nj, we viii sell at public
auction, on the premises, in the town Of Msnr hes
ter, TWO Ienemenss fronting on Main street, % feet
each, and running back nall the depth If A SQUARE
The improvements consist OF two nest WOOD nn;,S'
lngs, with i've rooms each, now rentag a, SIS each
per annum, belt in the centre Of the town n m.
square next below James NJ pardue's store 49,
one other Lot, quarter acre. with small house
t"ereop, lying immediately opposite John d. Hoop
ers, above the Farmers Hotel
Manchester property presents fine opportunity
to capitalists tor investment. Il is now renti,, for
largely over 10 per cent its value No town tax
| on its real estate. Terms at sale
au l5-eoj PULLIAH & DAVIS aucts
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a7 BALL AT PlNEY p0INT.-The
G6 Diuner and Annual Ball of the season will take
Ar place at the Piney Point Pavilion, on Thurs
T1Aduy, August Goth.
Visitors on the line of the fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad will find the ccmmodious steam
er Maryland at Aqua Creek on that Day, on
rival of the train from Richmond, prepared to fur
nish them with deghtful trip on the broad waters
of the Potomac to the Point, at which place they
will land al sunset, and where the unc ersigned
pledges his best efforts to give all who may come a
joyous time of it, as he has much in store for the
occasion.
JAMES H. BIRCH, Proprietor.
Piney Point Pavilion, August 18th, 1852.
au It'd
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rH MILITARY AND CIVIC .
6Ei5Esz= EASURE EXCuRSioNN

x rIE n MILITARY AND CIVICe
P l. EASURE EXCURSlONNA
The montgomery Guard, Captain p. T. I'M
MOORE, will make Moonlight Excursion / VIM
the river on the splendid Steamer CURTIS PECK.
on Wednesday Evening. the 25th of August.
The Company will be attended by SMITHS MILL.
TARY BAND Good Cotion Music has also been
procuT ed for the trip.
The boat will leave the wharf at Rockets at 6
o'clock precisely, and return about IL O'Clock.
Members of other volunteer companies intend
Ing to join in the Excursion, will be kind enough
to appear in uniform.
Tickets for gentleman and lazy ST., each ad
dtiona! lazy so cents
REFRESHMENTS furnished at city prices.
Tickets Can be had OF Messrs Haskns 81 Libby,
the officers and members of the company, and at
the boat. su 2l-4t
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~ POINTER FUZZY FOUND.

- white Pointer PUPPY, about months
o.d "itn Two dark iivered spots on his side, also,
spots On his tail and head Can be had bv tht.
owner by applying AT this OH :e, and paving tor
this Edyefi cement an 3y01t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a YoMDERFUL HHADI

"A YONDERFUL HHADI
IN. CHAv!s, ths Big Headed Pow h.. =,
" rived In Richmondf Eis IN -. - =.
tne greatest excitement In PhiIadcinhs. 81
Tune past He 10 most decidedly a. vnras, sp ~
age The ply Biological, phrenooricaI n,.s y ne
scientific world will here find vast fund - mo
and Amusement McCasgill, the Northeyn &c.
GENERAL Tom Thumb, and other NoytKeyn -. r;a
der. WOn.
- Exhibition at Odd Fellow Hall on and a.
1', u of August from to IL A. and from TO 81
IA le-6t
esEA MILITARY AND CIYTC a
- - RSION BY MOON.
pp, ,o Young Guard, Capt J. II. lIl
n r.,soN, will make their third annual Elk "
SonsloN down James River, on the splendid
Steamer CURTIS PECK, on Monday Eycuinr.
august 5oth. The corps will be- accompanied bv
t Ge.. nnhmohf BRASS BAND, together with two
Coliion Bands The boat will leave the wharf :,
~ att o'clock precisely, and return about
heireshments at usual city prices.
ilcRets Tor the Excursion 81 Tor a gentleman and
isoy each additional lady so cents To be had of
Messrs' Haskins Libby, or any member of the
sion. u 'no HAeut-
n. B.-Should it rain on Monday, the Excursion
VIII De postponed until Wednesday, Sept |.
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N CnUCh Ekf, CHINA AND
AGLASS WARE-h. l.. HICKSON, 2le
sroad street-Dinner and lea Sets Look
~ Ing Giasses, Chamber Sets, Decanters, Cob
lets TumoIers, large gie aLd decorated China Cups
and saucefs with notices, large supply OF eie-
tt Bohemian tut Class foiett- Botlies, Cas.ors,
&c, &C all OF which he viii eel very low for cash.
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AND WARNANT..-We wish to purchase
- 100 Land Warrants, for which the h ghest mar
ket price vail be paid
au 81 C, w. PURCELL 6; co.