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Il II Should De UnivereniIY kEowr-
for It Is strictly rue-thst indigestion Ia the parent
OF large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dysen
terry, disrrhea. cholera morbus. liver eouapiant,
and many other diseases enumerated IN the ettv in
spectors weekly catalogue Of oeaths are generated
by indigestion alone. Think Of that Gvsueuticsi
think Of IL, all who suffer from diSordered sto-
machs-and if you are willing to be gsided bv ad
vice. founded upon experience, resort q, once don't
delay day) to Hoofsnds German Rtters pre-
pared by DR. N jacksor, which. az an alter alive,
curative, and invigorant stands alone eud unap-
proacned General depot, 80 Arch street.. We
have tried thsse bitters. and know that they are
excellent for the diseases specified ahove-[Phila.
delphis City Item. fY2C-d&R2y
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- The happiness of the Pilgrims cele
bration at Plymouth, Mass, was marred by
4 melancholy circumstance: Hon. Nathan
Mitchell, Judge, of Boston, dropped suddenly
dead at the house of an acqua intance, few
minutes after his arrival.
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BY james Nj TavIor

~ AT TAU JTION Win be sold m gaHo,
stn august comm 'Ecing at o'clock. ? M, mo-,
the premises, IS Of about the most de.rah, upon .
III the town 1 Of Futon fronting the prinoios
Property in Fulton is improvins 10 purposes
degree as recent SALES indicate and persons dsar
ing to obtain lots in that very 6oprsh;o ueslr'
either j.; Tor l Investment with eye to future sd
avail themselves of this opportunity a. go, should
Their will rarely again occur "s SUCH sno-
TERMS will be very liberal and will be mad,
known at the sale. JAS MTAvt0 maze
jy 29-dtds
Addiii0nai-Wi be sold in ads;,io, ucf
above, lots In Port Mayo. being portion of ,h he
real estate of which Edwin WadoiIli diaJ VI Ine
and about 20 lots in Fulton. 'o'~co'
au 4-dtds Yp.~
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u There ere few things which afford

us greater pleasure thsn STING 0own to write no.
tce of the celebrated Hoe faud German Bitters be.
caase we are fully conscious we are comforting a
public benefit, ana heart tells Us that by our
notices many have been induced to take these Bit
ters, and been rescued from death by Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint, &C, for tbs cure of which il is
certain. II 10 prepared and aold Only By DR. C NJ
Arch street, Philadelphia. au4-dSw2w
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- VIM. Henry WELSH of York, Pa, has
James Buchanan, the Minister to the Court of
81, James. Mr.. Welsh sails in company with
Mr. Sickles, on the Goth inst, from New York.
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From Neas Brunswick.

BosToE, August l.-St. John, n. B.. pa
pers of Both ult., state that fires were raging
in the woods near Shediac, and had already
destroyed a large quantity of valuable timber.
The hay crop throughout the province would
be light. The survey of European and North
American Railway was actively going on,
with the prospects that in few months the
grading would be commenced.
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ILnShingt0n Afnirs.

WASHINGTON, August 2-The report that
the President would visit New Hampshire is
incorrect. He has no intention of leaving the
city.
The classification Of the Clerks in the Post
Office Department, was completed to day.
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PHILADELPHIA, August "a train Of cars
on the Belvidere and Delaware Railroad was
thrown of the track near Lambertville, last
night. Ten persons were killed and fifteen
wounded.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

LOUISVILLE, August 2.-The returns from
the 10Th District indicate that Hodge, wing, is
elected to Congress over r. II. Stanton.
LATER.-A despatch just from maysvile
states that full returns have been received, and
Hodge is elected. Leander ii. Cox, whig, is
also elected 10 Congress in the 9Th District
Both ofihese are whig gains.
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CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING.-A man
named Benjaman Whppe was arrested in
Philadelphia, on Saturday morning, on the
charge oil having, about two months ago, alb
Quoted black woman named Mary Jane Per-
rgan. % years of age, conveyed her to Mary
iaGd and sold her as slave.
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EDUCATION
CIR. LOsKPH,s aRMAI.R 40. -

NJ. IOsEPH,s FEMALE ACanCNE
hCHmoND. VA-Conducted BY the : 49,
OF Csarity-corner of MsrshaIl and An s,
Ausust oh the 10th
boarders, for board, tuition. bed and hasa,.
wsshnE suc rneneiug, pay sRMr- ANsuAY,n ~
vanse slIo per annum- Doctors' fee ga ~ 40
Day scholars according to the brancha.
s'ucy. oey eeARTERL1 In advance, from a IN -
An extra is charged In the ornsmsn.., hx
as Music, Painting, French and Ernbro,dar,'. nss,
tuition and use of instruments. ior
Letters addressed TO slater Rosalis Crea, @.
Ioseph's Academy, or TO Rt. Rev Bishon Mo-, az
will me ct promDt attention
Children of any religious denomination a,s a
mitted, on condition Of, conforming to the general
discipline of the school, su 3Slm.
CARD.-H P. LEFEBVRE, A. III. Will on
n the first of October next succeed Mrs Mead In
Richmond, and will be prepared on that day to re.
ceive pupils az her late residence on Grace street
Mr. Leiebvre was fer seven years connected with
Mrs Mead's School and subsequently, became
| Principal of the Williamsburg Female Academy,
the charge of which he now resigns, 10 engage in
| larger work in Richmond
| He proposes 10 conduct bis school on the same
general plan of tai of Hrs Mead, retaining several
of her teachers MRS Bartlett, Mas Anderson,) and
| increasing the strength of the department of For
| egn Languages Dy the assistance or resident
French Goyerness ana other auxitaries.
The members OF the family will form a christian
| household, under the parental care of Mr. and Mrs
Lefebvre. The Scnool viii offer every advantage
for the acquisition of sound English education, TO
which will be added the Ancient and Modern Ian.
| guages, Music, Drawing. &c,
| Terms the same as ;hCse OF Mrs Mead. Apply
| 10 E.P. LEFEBVRE Am,
| az 2-d&wte Richmond. va.
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tST Benz. Crisp and VIM Walsh were fgh t
ing in Baltimore on Monday evening, when s.
woman named Ann White came up and stabbed
Crisp in. the back, infictng a severe if not
dangerous wound. Ann was committed to
oil
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SOUTHERN Fl ALE INSTITUTE.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.


TINE exercises OF The Southern Female Institute,
Z lsIe of Fredericksburg, Va, will be resumed
in the city OF Richmond.
TIE course of study will be COLLEGIATE. There
will be three ciasees, Junior, intermediate ane
Eenior.
The mode Of Instruction will be by lectures, and
pAILy examinations upon them and upon assigned
portions OF TeEt Books.
The apparatus belonging TO this institution is as
complete "a any IN the State and the chemical and
philosophical course will be fully illustrated by
perfmenfs.
The young ladies will be under the supervision of
Mrs Gen Peqrsm
Ihe aession will commence on the first Monday
in October, ano end On the 18th July.
TERMS
Iu!lon fees. -------.-.-...........sJ 5 90
Modern Languages each (e=tral. --... 90 90
One half payshle the Let day OF October, the
rest CT tbs lst Of March.
Graduates OF tnIs Institution privileged TO at.
tend The lectures free o. charge.
For further information, address
Mrs Gen Pegrsm, Richmond, Va.
Prof D Lee Powell, Leesburg. Loudon, Va.
Prof Robt Morrison, Fredericksburg, Va.
. LEE POWELL,
ROBT ] MORRISON.
Refer TO the following persons
Morson, ESQ., Richmond, Lieut. Mathew F
Maury, of National Observatory, Washington: DR.
beverley Il Wexford, fredericksburg, We; DR. Geo
Fleming Hanover, Va; Dr. Wiirn GWethDney, King
Wiliiera, Va; DR. William Dew, Aing d. Queen, Va;
John Whitney, Montgomery, Ala; Thos B Barton
Gag, Fredericksburg Va; John ii Earndou, ESQ
Wm Winston, ESQ, Hanover CO, Va.
Mrs Gen Pegrsm Will receive az boerders younq
adIes wishing to enter their institution. Mss Vas
6as, French LADY, of superior atteinmentg, will
board IA the house ana thus afford prea. aa-ar.n
ges to those study ing .tte, French Language. One
OF the Professors will lsO b ard with Hrs Pegram
TERMS.
6oard- -----.-----.------.--- .----.---..& a00 o.
Washing extra gu 2-3iaytOIst
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arrival of,he Emuire CITY.

New York, August 3,-The Empire City,
from Havana, has arrived at quarantine, be-
low this city, where she is detained owing to
the existence OF yellow fever on board.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.


GROCERIES, De-. AT AUCTION
" On Thursday, IIth August. we viii sell at
10 o'clock. a, our Auction store, an assortment of
Groceries, viz:
300 bags Rio Coffee
$50 do Java do
so do Manila do
100 hhds Mossses; Soap, Candles. Bacon and
behring's
Rectfisd Whiskey, Rum
French Brandy
green and Black Teas. Cigars, &c
Terms: Under sl00 carh: SIOO and ov.r. four
months credit for app, owed paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
Auctioneers.
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FrfeadshiD.

Frfeadshib.
OW sweet Is friendfnip when sincere,
T. How sweet to nnd that friendship near.
When SUNK In pain or grief
To hear when we're with care oppressed.
Each sigh soft, echod in some bress,
That pants to give relief.
Even in friendships joyous hour,
Fen then we own fair ecdship's pow'r,
Nor wish that power fed
For while we roam with raptur'd eyes,
Each heeting moment swifter flies
When we're by friendship led
0 would you through life's varying scene,
Still find friend ON whom to lean,
On whom you can rely
single dollar but enclose,
III send recipe that shows
To make the best hair dye.
e See ea vertisement fFC An e-6t*
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT Observation-Disclosures
from MonrOyia, Liberia, announce the de ath
Of Hillary Teage, one of the most eminent
citizens of the Republic, and who had filled
several of the highest Offices in its government.
He was the editor and proprietor Of the Libe-
ria Herald. The New York Commercial
says he was one of the ablest and best read
men in Liberia, and his death will be a great
loss to the Republic.
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HEALTH OF NoRFoLK-The Norfolk Herald O,
yesterday states that Norfolk never was more
healthy during summer than it is now and has bee,
through the present season.
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FT The marriage bans of Aboni have beer
published in Paris, it ia said. She is to MARI,
Count Pepoli.
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~ Great cure of IL h e I'M a 9 IN b "
Hampton Vegetable TiRcture-

CHEsTER DISTRICT, South Carolina
January Sd, 1855 {
Messrs Mortimer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
the last Eve years have been severe sufferer from
rheumatism, till seeing your recommendation of
"hamptons vegetable T1ncture," purchased bot
tie, and the first dose has much relieved me- that
consider 1t put justice to give to the suffering world
the result of the application.
Mime was Acute Rheumatism in the bsck-so bad
that was confined to my bed for the last ak months
The hrst bottle acted like chsrm the second restored
strength to my poor afflicted back, and / am now a.
well and feel as young as when was sixteen sm
-ow seventy-four years Of age.
consider your Tincture the greatest discovery of
the age; and poor suffering humanity ought to erect
monument TO DR.. Hampton, who has saved thousand
from pain. And you, gentlemen, have acted the part
of public benefactors In disseminating the beasf1s
which have resulted from your invaluable TinctRre
am plain cotton planter, and have never written
ficted shall hesitate, through modesty withhold
any informant on valuable TO my fellow manf So. if
you consider this worthy Of place in any of your
newspapers, your are at liberty to make use of it
AvAM KlMlALL
Oh oIera Morbus. Diarrksa, Dvsentery.
and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels cured
by HAMPToNS VEGETABLE TINCTURE. Asa
and preventive it has been wonderfully
full 1t will be found, inquiry, that those who
1t have exemption from those diseases 30 incident
10 the Summer
Delicate females and children will find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands TO health
Hampton;s vegetable Tincturs.-Call and
get pamphlets grsk with history OF discovery OF this
wonderful Blood Purifier, and see certificates Of oar
own eitiEens of Rhearnstisn, Dyspepsia, Ssrofuls,
DC, dc.
=. ~ Bold BY koRTIMzR q MowBzAY, 40 Bal
u " o.. kslnmege and Se4 Broadway, New York;
sfhECkER, kiehmsnd; Dr. COOKE 90,
sreqsreksburs; g JONES Il go, rssarsssre ana
ny Drasgists EenersIiy
~ VI per bottle skottles for IS axa
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The n 7. Spirit of the Times notes the
eeath OF kemble Jackson, a celebrated trot-
ting stallion, valued at $40 900,
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The Virginia annual conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, meets in
Ciarksburg on the Oath inst. Bishop Capers
is expected to preside,
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Ey' Gen Robert Armstrong, OF the Union
has nearly recovered from his late severe i'll.
ness.
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1t is stated that Dan Rice. the clown, is
about 10 take up his residence in Erie, Pa,
where he has purchased dwelling for 81 900.
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DEATH CT DR. BRowS.-The venerable Matthew
bs2"h, u: u for many years president of Jefferson
Soioee died IA ruanuEg on Friday last. Or. y.
had STAINED 10 the ripe aga Of 80.
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~ Capt Hedden, of the schooner Black
Squall, of Tuckerton, N. j., was drowned at
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a CLIFTON Mclean, Of New Jersey, has been an
pointed United States mail sgen. to sccolnpan the
malls between New YORK. ana San Francisco, salary
EiUUJ
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Rev. 6. w. Gilbert, formerly president Of New.
ARK (Del) College, and at one time pastor OF The
Hanover Presby terrain Church In Wilmington
oled IN PliladeLphia on Su adaY
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a GREAT HAUL Two men have been srras,a1
10 Marshall county, Ala having in their
$4,000 Ia counterfeit. note on the Bank of Canl
Fear, n. c., besides S3009 in good money.
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IL There is widow woman in jail at
Portland, Maine, for no other crime than that
she could not meet her liabilities, incurred for
house rent.
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FAMILY MEnICINE.-We aeh nart.e,,

FAMILY MEUIG1NE.-We ask particular
attention to the subjoined certificate of MIR w
OteY, OF this city, VINO, In connection with hun
dreds Of Others, use Baker's Premium Bitte.s as
their family medicine, and wke have neyeg known
it TO fail IN giving reiet when taken as directed:
Mr. E BAEER-Dear Sir have used your Bit
tiers in rny family for the sst two or three years
lie equal, family medicine IL without parallel.
My wife is subject to pain In the back and other
affections, but generally hads immediate rsIief BY
the use OF yoar Premium Bit:ers. Ana In NV own
case last Fall waa confined to my bed for two Or
three weeks with the !sunaies, with a physician
regularly attending me; after hs ksd given me SO
grains of calomel and finding no relief and having
so much confidence in your Bittera came 70 the
conclusion they would cure me. / aent nv ser-
want in haste for bottle ana In less than three
days 1t clesnsed my whole system of the most OBJ
stinate Jaundice, aad have been In pesfec. health
ever since. | would recommend II to families gen.
orally moat useful and powerful medicine in
giving tons and strength to the whole system
By his request Nv 0TEy.
Henrico County, May 24th, 1853.
Price SC cents per bottle. For sale BY
Messrs Purcell, Lsdd 81 Co: Bennett Il Beers, 4
Duval, Adie IL Gray, Ches MilGpau2h ana Drug
gists generally throughout the city. AIaa by Todd
q Chrtstisn, Petersburg; D K Lyman, LynchhuEg;
AfnR d. Toy, Norfolk Dr. E Csmm. Williamsburg
E7' Orders addressed 10 Z BAKER, Rfsh1aond,
Va, will receive prompt attention. ~ -
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4 INCONSISTENCIES SALE OF real.
~ ESTATE-In pursuance OF a decraa - ~ -
Circuit Coun of the city of Richmond, pronouncs a
on the 9th of June, 1852 in the fuis of Roher, w
Crump against Richard F. Bradshaw, will nro.
coed to sell at public auction, ON MONDAY, the atb
day OF August, 1853, at O'Clock, p. NJ on the nre
mises, certain Lot, piece or parcel of land lvine
and being in the city of Richmond fronting IS feef
on the southern side of Baker street. (be the same
more or less0 beginning st the distance of IT'S feet
from its intersection with ST Peters street, and
running back at right angles from said Baker street.
lao feet (be the same or less) to an aley, il
being No. as designated In plan and survey an.
nexed to deed from David Judah ef Baltimore.
to A. A Hughes.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, one third al
sixty days, and one-third at four months credit
from the day of SALE and the title retained until the
whole purchase money is paid.
THOS. w. BOSWELL, S. CIR,
jy % Commiss,onsr
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the city, who wish to have their Hair cut in the
latest aud most approved styIe should sail at the
Hair Dressing Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing
Saloon, under the American Hotel
Riot ald Cold Shower Baths ean be had
daily, from half past 4 h to saG paEs g. ID, and
on sunday TO Ii An.
Single bath IS cents. or eve Eakeas for 5l En.
trance on llsh stgeat. tvs9
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EW@ NaEfCEt-A. bODERER respectfnllv
Informs his riends and the public Ia general thal
he has removed from RIO II TO no TO- irz1In
opposite hts old stand, and that of Maasra Van Lew
& Taylor, where he has opened with fresh and
enlarged stoez OF Drugs, Incidence, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils. Dye Stufs. Brushes Fancy articles.
C; and great care is observed in the selection
of his Stock, purchasers may rsiY upon sbtniains
everything pure and flee from adnltsratior snd Fl
ss low enc accommodating terrns as rksy eea be
bought anywhere IL ths city.
Orders and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention peid to rhipp!na
and packing AB0DEEER
my Cts Ka 10 h5s.o ssreat
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
By Alexander Mott q Co.


10 ALL, AND WHOM 1T MAY CON.
l. Germ The following list of Packages win be
soia on Thursday, the 4ih August, CONNIE Dens
81 ~ ocsocs at our Store TO psy charges incurred
By Messrs Adams & Cos Express:
Trunk and Basket, Jos FanDin, Richmond, The.
atTicai Clothing, Books; Trunk, D He ssen, Drum.
mond WICK, Richmond, Clothing, &c; Parcel
and Iron Plate, Edwards, Richmond, Bells;
Parcel, Mr. Grinham, N Y, Music; L Parcel,
Gunnett, Richmond, Blankets, Clothing, &c; l Par.
eel Hoo Stevenson. Richmond, Foreign Books;
Parcel, no mark, Surveyors insn umenis; Par
eel no mark, shoe for club foot; Carpet Bag, no
mark. Clothing &c; l Parcel, Rev Jas 3 Taylor,
Richmond, Books; Parcel, Mrs Pool, Richmond,
shawl; Bottle. Chas Harris, Montpelier, W, Me-
dicine; l Box, U E Lowry, Liberty, Va, Medicine;
l Parcel u Ronald Biscksburg, Wing; l Parcel,
John Sea, Lynchburg, Medicine; IValice, p
Mann, Va, Clothing, Books, dc; l Bag, Rock,
Hasseil g. Bro, kichmcud, Clothing &C; Box, 81
Wes'isii, Buchanan, Medicine Cru.ch, C U
Adams, Lynchourg
jy23 ALEX. MOTT g. co. Aucts.
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Pedestrian FEAT EXTRAORDI.
NAkf-FRASK WAaDLE, the American Pc.
oestilan, has undertaken to walk 81 houis in sue.
cession, without sleep or sitting dow n, for wager
OF S2oo This Hercule.n task will commence on
In naTsdav Aug 4th 1853, at 4, p ID, In the Mechsn-
~. nan rear of the Arbour, cor. OF Main and 18th
~ ..a Ihe Pedestrian can be matched for $1,000,
go i'2oO miles in 90 hours, l l mile each
18th instant on u o'iN'0 'N0
an . open nigh: and day. Admission - n cents.
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II" DR.. J. s. Ross's Nervous aud In
yfgoraCng Cerdfnf.-ln no instance has science
contributed more 70 the coEnfor. health and hap.
pness Of EasEknd tlan By the conatant discoveries
which are being mace in tae vegetable Kingdom
The productions OF the earth abound OF In minerals
alone OF great value, but they yield plauts which
contain neaic;cai properties, requiring great az
perence II botany and eherEisgrY Go ASCERTAIN ,s.
true use. AfseF loss ss1.=% :; b. SO y--=z=
in medicine and making many chemical lests OF the
vegetable kingdom. Or J. s. ROSE, CT Phisdeluhia
has Uncovered property among its varioaa rro.
auctions, wsich completely overcames and subdues
all nervous conditions Of the svesen. His fgsra
vous Cordial may truly De considered one OF the
grande discoveries IN the science OK ecclne and
is believed to be equal 70 aav OK Dr. Rea9's etner
preparations. Thcse who have uged Il, cav It's
beneficial effects sn1ost miraculousin relieving
the nina o. 0oGY worn down by fatigue, care,
labor or stedy. Price so cent?.
Sold by o Ssrecker, Bodeker, Wood,
Purcell, Ladd Co. Adie & Gray, Bennett {. Beers
Duvsl r X Duvei Il Bro, VIM lad, A Leslie
m Eachrisson, and by dealers generally through
out the country and Stats IL il
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by Richard Cauthorn.

LOTHlNG Az AUCEI0N.-On THURS
DAf, 4fn instant, at 10 O'Clock, at my auction
store, viii sell at auction for cash. lot of Cloth
ing suitable for the present season, consisting of
men and cottonade Pants; CLOTH. alpaca, tweed,
nnen and ginghsm Goats; Marseilles and linen
vests; white and fancy Shirts &c &c.
au 3-2t. Y CArrTEopu
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WANTED-Room ia my stors to stow away
w the large stock Of Dry Goods which viii
receive In few weeks. In order to accomplish NV
desire | will cfer such Inducements thai no one
Will leave my store without obtaining the article
called for My stock consists of Berege de LANES:
Lawns, Gingnams, Bereges, Tissues, Gsndolas .,
SWISS cneek stripd and cambria Muslins for dress.
es Also, Bed Tick, Sheetings Embroideries in
variety; table Cloths; Napkins; Towels; linen and
sk Rocket Handkerchiefs; Laces of all descriptions;
Hosiery of all styles. II you want bargains, don't
delay moment but cali at once al the stores of
JACOB A LEVY,
gu ID Nos. l5 and SO Main Street
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McCGmBIE's FURNITURE POLISH.
w tor giving an excellent polish to furniture
FOR sale BY PlCOT L. CO.
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Ms sOLUTIGN CO-PARXNER.
~ SHIP - Eua finn of STA EI,r ,aI,.,

~ SHIP - the firm of STARRETT d. SEARS.
IL this dag dissolved by mutual consent Mr. Star
rett having purchased the interest of his partner il
alone authorized to sette the afatrs OF the hrm -
Persons having demands against S,arEett L. Sears,
III any there be) will please presen. .he same for
payment
Mr.. S-ara, in retiring grateful for tie patronage
bestowed upon fhe late trn, iavites hls frends to
call upon Mr.. Stsrret who will con.iu9e the busi.
ness at tbs Old stand. GEO SThhRETT
LANES w SEA1S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

ARD DRTNkING.-To those persons who
L use the muddy water from the city hydrants-
they can be supplied with that which is perfectly
clear by getting one of those Mediterranean Filter.
ing stones from CHRISTIAN IL LATHROP,
SO Main ST.
Price 81 Is to S. 90 10 o.