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Destructive Fire in Pittsbure.

PIrTsBuRG, August IA FIRE broke out this
afternoon, in the stables at the rear ofa house
in the centre ola row OH Prospect street, be-
tween Washington and Elm streets. The
flames communicated TO the adjoining frame
buildings, and almost the entire block was de-
stroyed, extending 10 Hill Alley. About 25
buildings We're burned, rendering about fifty
families homeless. The houses were of yery
little value, but the poor occupants suffer
greatly in the loss OF their all.
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From the Fishing Grounds.

BosToN, August 9.-The schr. w. R. Burn.
ham has arrived with five passengers and two
OF the crew of the schi. Lion, before reported
seized of Prince Edwards Island. She was
becaln ed al the time, full three miles from land
and is the first vessel ever seized off Prince
Edwards Island.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. IA bridge on the Ham
llton and Eaton Railroad gave way yesterday,
while the down train was passing over if, and
two freight and two baggage cars were crush
ed. -Four persons were seriously injured
The cars that fell were those in the forward
part of the train. The passenger cars fortu-
nately became detached, and remained on the
track, or the destruction of life would have
been dreadful.
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WASHINGTON affairs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Mr. Webster reach
ed here this evening.
The resignation OF the three principal exam
liners of the patent office was caused not by
any disatiection in office, but simply to better
their condition.
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n II
Il THOMAS E PACE begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that ne has taken the house
recently occupied by II q McNemara corner of 4th
and Broad streets, and is now purchasing and will
shortly open large assortment of fresh and gen
uine Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and Dyes
Having been in the business for the last seven
years, and lately with of the Oldest established
Drug houses in the city. he thnks he with con-
fdence, ask share OF the patronage OF hyscians,
Families, and the public.
Ills medicines shall be of the purest ard best
quality that can be purchased whicn will oe select
ed by himself In person, from the agents OF the
Fiei!ch and English Chemists In New York.
Physicians are respectfully requested to call sno
examine his stock Families supplied with the
best articles On very reasonable trims M
He hopes, oy stiict personal attention to bust.
ness, give satisfaction to all WHO may be kind
to favor him with cal, assuring them moth g
shall be wanting on mis- part to please. The quality
OF all articles guar anteed.
au4-lOt THOMAS f. PACE.
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Yacht Rare.

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-The yachts
Blanca, of New York, and George L. Brown,
started al noon to-day, on their race to the
Breakwater and back for $1,000. The Blanca
passed W ilmington to day at 81 o'clock, two
miles ahead of the Brown.
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Preparations for the Free Soa Courention

Preparations Tor The Free Sod Convention.
PIrrsBURG. August 9.-The delegates 10
the National Free Soil Convention are assemb-
ling in grea. numbers, and the hotels are
already nearly filled. Ohio, Pennsy lvania,
New York, Illinois, Wisconsin and Kentucky
are largely represented There are seven dele.
gates from Mar, land. Tomorrow will be spent
in caucusses. The general determination ap-
pears to be TO nominate Hale, Notwithstanding
his declension, and thus throw upon him the
responsibility of disorganizng the party, if it
is 10 be broken up. Giddings, Spalding and
Lewis, ofOhlo, are spoken of for the Vice
Presidency.
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u ICRMUND MANUFACTUKE.-H
NJ ing engaged the skiiful mechanic, I. RAY
MOND, an now prepared to make Gold Pens to
any pattern or SIZE and to suit any hand; Also can
re point old Geld Pens, and make them equal to
new, ii not, no charge will De made, at
HENRY HYHAN'S,
Manufacturer and Importer, 90 dain street.
Next to J. N. GUrduns
N. B.-Spectacles made TO order and glasses
fitted to suit any sight in ten minutes also, The
Fountain Pen repaired and made tn order aug
lust RECEIVED AMI FuK SALE,
y by A. MORRIS, late DrinkeT Morris, No 81
Main street,
Journey to Katmandu, the Capital of Nepaul,
with camp OF Jung Bahadaer, including sketch of
the Nepauese Ambassador at home, by Laurence
Oiphant
Oilendroff's M thod Primary Lessons in Ital
ian, by 6 w Greene, NJ, Law Instructor in Mod
ern Languages, in Browns University author Of
Primary Lessons in French, DC.
Also Harper for August. au4
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THE LATEST NEWS.
North Caroisaa Eaectio..

Two more counties have heen heard from.
which give small Wing gain. Thus far,
Reds majority is 1925, being gain Of l43 on
the vote of 1850.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Angus, ~
FLouR-Sales of $500 bb Is. at $500 to 4. 06.
GRAIN unchanged.
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~ Is
A MELIA LAND.-We offer for sale large
II and most desrsbe tract Of land in Amelia coun
ty. situated follows: Lying in the extreme low
er end OF the county, II miles from Appomattox
River. Is West OF Petersburg. q South West Of
Richmond; within Al miles of the South Side Rail
road, and within miles of the Clover Hill Rail.
road All which channels CT transportation sre of
easy and convenient access. This is one of the
very best farms in Amelia county. The situation
is elevated and healthy and the society of the cir
cumJacent country such al to render the farm
yetthe more desirable. Circumstances are much
in favor of the superstition that there il plenty of
coal on this land Nearly one half of this property
is in pine of orgins growth; and when this part Of
it is cleared it produces the very finest tobacco
There is abundance of stave timber, which, as well
as wood, may be conveniently boated to Peters
burg.
One hundred and lightweight acres of this tract
is bottom land of the ve.y best quality and being
entirely tree from inundation every acre will pro
dIce tobacco Of the very best quality. About 30
acres of it is in clover, and 40 acres in pea
failow
The improvements are a good dwelling house q
garden, and every out house that could be desired.
The negroes, stock, crops ard plantation nipple
ments will be sold with the farm if desirable
Terms very accommodating
TOLER e. COOK,
au4 General Apents
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NTABLE AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF
~ Deed OF Trust executed To me, trustee, by
Ishsn Pickett the II day OF September, 1851, Tor
purposes therein set forth, shall offer for sale, to
the highest bidder Oh the premises, On MONDAY,
the 23d of the present month, (august) Mt O'Clock
P NJ a Wooden stable, about 43 1eet wide and 81
feet long, built upon l"ts No 20 80. on 18th or
Market street; ioniing that street. and running
back 10 Union sc
The terms will be made known at the time of
selling. WM. WATTS, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by
auto GEO w TOLER, Auct.
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ST. Louis, Aug. 7.-Col. Thomas II. Ben.
ton has large majority 10 the First (St. Louis)
District over the regular Democratic and Wing
candidates.
In the Second District, Alfred Lamb, demo.
crat is elected by about 300 majority over Por..
ter, whig.
In the Third District, John G. Miller, whis.
is re elected.
In the Fourth District. Mr.. Oliver, whig. is
elected over James ii. Birch. democrat.
In the Fifth District, John ). Phelps. dem.
ocrat, is reelected.
Gen. Sterling Price, Democratic candidate
for Governor, is elected, by at least ten thous-
ami maj.
The parties in The Legislature will be dis.
,inguished as Benton and anti Benton.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DlsPATCB
Congress.

va WAeHiNSIoNs aug. AVs
ihe SENATE took up the Indian Appropria-
',on OIL, and spent large portion Of the ses-
sion in it's consideration.
The HOUSE was engaged in the discussion
OF the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill.
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Netul ~ Dfl0ge--
au 8 E. H. GILL; Superintendent


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Seizure of another american Vessel.

PICToU, N. s., August 6.-The American
fishing schooner Florida, of Gloucester, Mass,
has been captured and carried into Charlottes-
town as q prize.
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The remains Of Hon. Robert Ran,oul were
to-day inferred at Beverly.
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L. S. Steamship Mississippi-IH The Feeling
at 81 Johns

ST. JOINS, n. b., August 1.-THE U. s
steamship Mississippi is al Eastport, and is ex
pected here soon as the weather clears. Capt
Adams is here, and will remain ill she comes
The fishery question creates no excitemen
here.
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TWELVE TO tIFTkEN THOUSAND

TWELVE TO CITIZEN THOUSAND
T. INC0ME.-The proprietor of the Virgin
ia House having off elsewhere, offers his
time in that well known and popular Boarding
House oelishtfully situated, Commanding as il;
does the most agreeable and refined patronage
10 applicant acceptable 10 the present ders,
ana who will ACCOMMODATE them as they are now
located, no such opportunity can again offer.
A moderate supply of Furniture, and first rate
servants, with a superior Cook, will go with the
House.
Possession may be had at any time between this
and the LIST of October next.
au l0-d2aw4t witt
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ENAR FOR SALE.-Will be sold on MON.
i DAY, the 10th day of August, at O'Clock, p.
NJ, unless disposed OF privately before, OF which
due notice will be given nice market FARM, con
tanning 80 acres, situated two and half miles below
the city, adjoining the lands of james Malone and
Joel Bragg. There is upon the Farm comfort
able dwelling, together with barns, stables kitchen,
&c, as also well of excellent water in the yard
There are between 25 and 80 acres open and in a
high state OF cultivation, the balance in oak and
pine timber 1t can bepurchased with all the crops
upon It, and possession given Immediately. DAVID
BAKER, JR., corner OF F ana 18th Streets is au-
thoriZed to make the sale privately Terms made
known on day of sale. au SLOT
MUS q u l. INsTkUN ENTs.-Violns
ISl Violas and Violinceos, Flutes, with from / to
keys, Clarionetts, Flageoletts, Flies, Accordeons
Italian and German Guitar and Violin Strings, &c.
PIANOS REPAIRED have engaged the services
of one thoroughly experienced in the manufacture
anc repair OF Pianos, and assure faithful work
and moderate charges.
LARGE STATIONARY UMBRELLAS, for bug
eies &c, made to order. These are found to be OF
great utility.
CHEAP UMBRELLAS-Silk, Scotch Bingham
and Cambria Umbrellas, Of the best manufacture.
Umbrellas covered with good American Bingham,
for 81, and with the best Scotch Bingham and Silk
proportonably low. WM. REITH,
jy 20-lmH 206 Main street.
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HAROLD g. MURRAY.

A small loI of SMOKED BEEF, and a
IA few dozen BEEF TONGUES, received,
for 81 lie by r. M BURTON.
au 10
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OLDER AND ALE.-5 bills Ale 25 bbls CT.
" der, landing and for sale by
au 10 WIN TAYLOR.
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DAILY LINE TO BUCBANAN IN
- LESS THAN TWO DAYS, BY CENTRAL
RAlLROAD-ALSO DAILY BY NATURAL
BRIDGE TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Leave Richmond daily at half past 6, NJ, to Staun
'on oy night; second day to Buchanan by s. P NJ
On the return leave buchanan at 3 O'Clock A NJ.
arrive at Richmond next day to dinner By half past
l o'clock, P NJ.
This makes daily line via Natural Bridge to the
White Sulphur Springs
Fare from Richmond to Buchanan 6
do do Richmond to White Sulphur, via
Mar al
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- Elf PROTECTOKe, no TRAVEL.
~ LERS AND HOUSh.kEEPERS.-
greatest Modern Improvement in FireArms-Self-
Cooking and Seli-Revolving Pocket Pistols
Also, Colts Patent Repeating Pistols, Army Ma
Wy, and Pocket Sizes manufactured for, and for
sale by s. S. SUTHERLAND, Main ST.
Opposite the Farmers and Va Bank, Richmond.
au lU-2t
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| ARD.-l0 bbls prime Lard just received per
Ii Steamer Belvidere, fer sale by
au 10 VIM TAYLOR
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{ NRAPE SHAWLS! GRAPE SfiAWLS!
- BY express we have received a new 10. of
Grape Shawls of this falls importation, con .istng
OF Plain and Euabroide ed Ones from to 25 dollars
apiece. We are enabled to sell the same for &C n
siderable less than the usual prices therefore those
wishing to purchase will please give as a call
Also, several pieces of the same dark grounded
Merrimsck Prints at sixpence worth nineeence
shirtings sheetings. Tickings and Flannels at less
than manufacturers prices.
If you wish to save from 25 to so per cent by
buying your goods, then call at
J. MILLHISER & BRO.
au 10 lo2 Rrna6 Of
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al III

A VAIL YOURSELVES OF THE PRE-.
"A SENT OPPOkTUN TY, buy your goods
where you can get them chesp. The goods on
hand must be sold and Immediately, to make room
for fall purchases. Many articles will be disposed
OF at and below cost to accomplish the design Ba
reyes at l2t and Isl Barge de Lame at IL LIE;
Muslins Of every description very cheap; Cling
hams at IL l-2; all articles of embroidery full 90
per cent cheaper than other stores; Shirting at s.
Sheeting at Cd; Irish Linens, warranted pure, at
save OF 25 per cent; Shirtng Stripes, at Cd ; tine
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, at IL l,2 Bed Tick, at Zoe;
Apron Checks, at 3D. Hose, of all coors, at ~ 2,
and lots Of other goods all to be sold in the space
of few weeks. as the tall goods are coming, and
the room must be made in the store of
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
10 Dol BROAD sfre
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81 FOR RENT-ihe large aid valuable
FARM, the former residence OF Nicholas rche-
lei decd situated in the county OF Hanover, on the
Centr Railroad, nine mills from Richmond. is Tor
rent This Farm Is in high State CT cultivation,
has all tine necessary houses, embracing dwelling
barns, stables, &c; contains upwards OF FIVE hun
dred acres of land well enclosed, and is laid out
the three shit principle. To person DESTROYS Of
CONNIE ncing the business OF farming, this offers
rare opportunity, as It be made very profitable
1t viii be rented at public auction the fourth
Tuesday OF this month, at Hanover Courthouse be
tween the hours OF ii and l2 o'clock. Pc sons de
sirous OF repting will have an opportunity OF exam
lining the Farm before tie day OF IT nting.
au 6-dtdwlt* f. DEWS, General Agent
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SUPERIOK BLACK slLh MlTT-.-
y We have just received a lot OF yery superior
black silk Mite also. ladies' and gentlemen cite
and colored Kid Gloves, (Alexsndcr's) at
CHARLES HARTWELL q co,
10 % 0pposite Swan Tavern
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ITl A CARD am IT. receipt the Fail
- Fashions OF Gentemens Hats.
JOHN THOMPSON,
aug 81 Main street
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M ACkEREL.-5O bbls No Mackerel, email
1Sl landing and for sale by
au 10 WIN. TAYLOR
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Interment of Mr.. Rautoul-. Remains,
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GREAT REVOLUTION IN TIE BOOK
~ AND NEWSPAPER WORLD.-Just received
at GRESHAM'S, Broad street,
THE LONE STAR, OK, TEXAN BRAVO-25c
THE IRON TOMB-25c
LONDON PUNCH, July 24th-l2c
do ILLUSTRATED NEWS, July 24th-25c
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
FLAG OF OUR UNION
STAR SrANGLED BANNER
ARThUR'S HOME GAZETTE
WAVERLY MAGAZINE
CARPET BAG
COURIER, &C. &c.
All for this week, together with every thing in the
cheap publication line, tor sale at
GRESHAMS,
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DEPOT FOR PLATED ALBATA
- WHARF.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
nand large supply of the first quality Plated
Sons, Sheffield, and which is now so generally used
instead OF silver. Among the articles offered are
Large Table Forks, Medium do, Desert do, Butter
Knives. Cream Ladies, Gravy do. Soup do, large
Table Spoons, Medium do, Desert Tea de- Aspara.
gus longs, Sugar longs and Shovels, Fish Knives
and Forks, Tea Sets, Water Pitchers, Table Cas-
tors, Liquor Frames, Cordial Stands, Butter Cool.
ers, Cake Baskets, Salt Holders, Salt, Mustard and
Egg spoons, DC, &c, &c, together with many
other articles manufactured of this ware, which IL
equal in appearance and almost as durable as pure
silver 1t is easily cleaned, simply by washing it in
soap and water, and then wiping dry with wooden
cloth or channois skin. The price is about one
fourth that of pure silver. For sale in large or
small quantities at the House Furnishing Store of
au9 L GIHTER, 1877 Main street,
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I EMONS.-10 BOXES Lemons, just received for
Ii she low, by VIM TAYLOR
au 10
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NOTICE.-In order to make room for my FaIl
IN supply, VIII oaer great inducements 70 ali
who WISH to buy bargains in Dry Goods have
etr sumo very desirable paiie ms Of Lawns French
printed MusiIns, embroidered Swiss, Bsreges, It's.
cues, Challies, &c, which win cell OF Ct cost.
VIM. J. SWORDS.
an 3 Us Broad street
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Eve DOLLARS hEWAKD.-Rsn .wsy

GIVE DOLLAkS hkWAkD.-Ran away
from the subscribers factory, ON BIRD June, q
negro man namec LEWIS, the property Of Mrs.
Sarah b Wat, and hired OF Mr.. George Watt
The said il about IS years Of age oi low stat
IRE, black, and spsaks quick. The shove reward
will be paid his delivery at my Factory opposite
the Dsnvliie Rsiiroad Depot Ricnmopd
a ~ 16-2M- J. 8 WALKER
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS FOR

HOUSE FURNISHING GOuDs FOR
l. TIE SUMMER SEASON The subscribe
offers tor sale suited TO the season, Re.rgeIsrors,
Larrabees best patent, and other styles; e Cream
Freezers, johnson's patent; Ice cream Mou,ds Ice
Ladies aid Planes, Egg Nogg Machines. Lemon
Squeezers, Water Coolers Ice ficks, Aallets and
Trays, Mint Julap Mixers, Muddier-. Teddy Sticks
Shower Baths, sponge baths, Bath Tubs, Britain
MIA Ice Water Pitchers, Rattan Chairs and ssttees
Camp Chairs and Stools, Bronzd Iron harden
Chairs and Se,tees Chijdfeu's Chario.s and Car
riages, Wire Dish Covers, OF round, oval, sad oo
long shapes; Enameiled Preserving Kettles, hold
ing nom three pints 5gallons; also, variety oI
Preserving Spoons and sximne.s' and many o,nes
lie heat ~ summer. which may be examined In
l. GIHTER,
a, 1877 Main street
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4 ,ABlNET MAKING AND REPAIR.
" ING-IAMES C. GQWARnIH HAVING tak en-

~ ING-JAMES c. COWARDIE having taken
the shop formerly occupied by E v. Menzes, cor
ner OF Grace and eth Streets respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally that he is now
prepared to execute all work entrusted TO him with
neatness, durability, and upon the lowest terms
n old Furniture taken in exchange for new.
For Rent-A desirable Residence on Union
Hill, suitable for small family. For terms, en-
quire at my chop. Ice.
iy 3l-pod3t&
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SHOULDERS AND JOLEs.--2O hhds.
~ prime bright Soulders; do do Joles, landin 9
per steamer, for sale by
aug JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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iVVE VACANl Lo1o Us ST. STEPHENS
Il STREET, AND Two VACANT LOTS ON
LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION VIII be sold
on THURSDAY, the 18th instant at o clock, P NJ,
upon the premises five vacant Lots situated at the
inte. section oil Federal and ST. Joseph's streets,
each fronting 80 feet aud running back 1870 feet TO
al alley III feet wide-beiDg really beautiful lots for
improving.
After which, will be sold, two vacant Lots ON the
North side ct Leigh street, opposite she residence
Of Mrs. P:entiss fronting ~ feet each, and run
ling back TO- feet
Terms VI ~ liberal JAS M TAYLOR, Auct.
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tAI AREHOUSE NAILS.-IOO Kegs Cum.
w beriand brand, for sale by
aug DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. co.
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- UACHEs, BED BUGs, kLEAc, &C.
III - These troublesome and annoying pests
quickly eradlcated by using the Veimin Destroyer;
prepared by
iva GA STRECkER
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LII FOR BKEBIEN.-The A. l. Bremen
SSS* ship Schiller, c. Bahr, master, viii load for
the soove port For freight or passage, apply to
au3 -3w SCHAGR KOHL Err ECO
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NOrlCk.-TheC Cops iaesshsp nssetofoss 81.
~ isting under he name and style Of Herring 4
shelton 70 this Day dissolved By mutual consent
The name OF the frm viii Be used BY both parties
To settling the business. &4
Persons having clsims against the firm will pre-
sent them for payment, and those Indebted viii
please come forward and settle
GEORGE J. HERRING,
JAS. SHELTON.
July "a, 1854 2awet
The undersigned viii continue the grocery and
commission business at the stand formerly occu-
pied by Herring & Shelton where he will keep
good assortment of family groceries. and solicits
the patronage Of the friends Of the former firm and
the public generally. G. J. HERRING.
No lbs Broad street, opposite Fredericksburg De-
pot. jy 26-2awst
July "a 1852
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II DEN HILL, Ar AUCTiON.-Win be sold on
Monday next. the 18th instant, at o'clock, P Nj,
upon the premises, neat two-story House and
Lot on French Garden HILL
The house nae been recently built. and contains
three or four rooms; The lot fronts 80 feet and
runs back l5O feet to an alley l6 feet wide
Terms liberal JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. con
BLANK HOOKS AND STATIONERY

ID The subscribers viii be receiving during the
coming four weeks, very full and complete stock
OF Stationery a.d Blank Books, which they will OF
fer 10 merchants and others at very low prices fo
ash. G. NJ. WEST a. BRO,
auto Under Exchange II 1tel
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