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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-11
CUCRr OF PROBATE,

Ncwport, August !, 1893.
THE account Of DANIEL {. DENliAN,
i administrator with the will annexed on the
estate Of WILLIAM HELME, late Of Newport,
deceased was presented for allowance, and for
al order Of distribution Of the halansr Of said
account, which account contains credit Tor pro-
eeeds ofthe Real estate OF taid Iielme sold by
the administrator; the same is relieved aud re-
ferred fol consideration to Court Of Probate to
I've holden at the Clerks Office of said Court, on
Monday, the 18th Of August inst, Mt 10 O'Clock,
. M; and notice is ordered 10 be given thereof
once a week for three successive weeks ia the
Daily News.
A RR uOMIAND Prnh. Cpk
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NEW RCANETH.

u Case. nt,r, oi New lIousots. Jnsi f~,eivsd aud
4 now opsaing; 'oine of eu''teii rev s'ys !.
ral.d the Italian Helmet; they a.. h~s"s'fsl
.,,le ,( Hpsecis. I..sdrS call aud boL ia yovf
..lys., - w Thln.. Street. e.ra't n 'h.reh.
"a IRA FAINtU
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PATENIS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE Il. =. PATENT OFFICE,
MAlIlI l.EIIN


AGENCY FOX KEuSiNiss
WITH THE Il. ,. PAIENl OFtiCE'
WAstiiA"IoN' ..
no. 2 srArf srRtET. hosron.
IMPORTANT INFokMaIloN ~ IN.
J. VENTORS. The Su''.cnher (lat" Agent OF
,he u. >. Patent oiice, nier the Act OF iesIl
determined TO present ndvani;,sfst ~ applying
for patents, superior TO those oleraa Inventors
b, others, has made arrane' mems shrrby on.
appllcations pr, pared ana conducted ny hm.
THIRTY DOLLARS (instrad oi f"Tnfy' ss'
paid hack 10y othert,) VIII be "m'''rd ti'h'm N
case ot failure to obtain patelt, and the With
drawai through him within ihnty days after the
| rejection. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments,
and all necessary papers and drawings, ior pro-
curing patents IN this and iof'rgn Countries pre-
pared, and advice rendered ON 'sgil and sc,sfs:
tic matters respecting invrntions, aud in'r'nye-
ments OF patents.
6cations on the most reasonable terms. hut enn
avail themselves OF the experience OF 2O ye"'s
practice, aa extensive lihary OF %gai ana me-
chanical work. ana e"rT'c' acc."'h' OF pa"n"
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BATHING DRESSES.

BATHING DRESSES.
pATHfNG suits in all the varie,ie. Of plain
~ add fancy, always oa hand or made 10 order,
and furnished pronpsly. T short notice, at the
Fashionable Dry Goods stor. ~
WM. &. COZZENS 4 co.
~ No. " Thsmes etrce,.
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WINES. BRANDIES. &C.

WINES. BRANDlES, &C.
NHAMPAIGNE, Of the best Brands. Madeira,
" Sherry, Sicily, Sweet Malaga, Port aud 9th.
er Wines. Fine Old otard Cognac, and Pale
Brandies. West India Rum, iioll,nd Gin. Cherry
Rum, Alcohol. Champagne and Newark Cider; {;
also, domestic Liquors OF all Kinds; all OF the
above Liquors viii I've warranted ~ recommends
ed; prices according to quality aud quantity; de-
ductons made To the trade.
J. Is. LAWR 'NCE 4 CO.,
New York.
Orders left with ". n. YOUNG, corner Pa
rade, 66 aud 6S Thames Street, will meet with
prompt attention. O,H
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PARAnlLA SHECTACLES.

PARABDLA SPECTACLES.
A new AND highly approved article recently re-
II ceiyrd b
WM. y. NICHOLS,
who has constantly for sale, Gold, Silver aud Steel
spectacles, Jewelry, Standard Silver ware, Plated
britannia aud Japanurd " IRE, Cutlery, Comb. I,
Brushes, and great varie'! Of fancy goods,
lis
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!, ,,xc,e-,.pror AND ugss g,1rrns.

DR g,NGLR - ROOT AND HERB BiTTtRa
~ This cefnfrr that have inrn,shtd Dt ~
Langley. No. ~ Union Street, hosion Il he L.t
Dnnlelion Root, Pfiokly Ash md Will Cherry bsfk
sarsapsrilla, Thofoug h~ort, &C Ae,g.ea by him 10
the oompognd sli man Jlactute of hr Root and Herb
Bhtr,s, aud am sonsifntli smpl> tiio hrsish the
above medic. .nnl RooiA, ilcibs and BA ~ ipr ron
pounding sHidtiiter-
BOSTON. March "a ,iHi3 80 -
Tn. sbove.nsrn.d Root and Harb Ru,crs are sAs
,e,y be.t Medicine in the world hy Ld'ef ttn'-
pam, taundire. Billiou- and Snur N"ma6n. Dys-
pepsit, Co.tivenr-s. Hun"rs Oi the bl"0n spa ssn
In .s.siion, Languor. Drowshsss Drirnl, sp ~
=, n, eonipI.ints 40 sonniua at this se.sd, 20 shs
year. Buy u-try y. =. .h'Lus,
rhole.sle and retail ASssi for Nevpou. mss I'd
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FOR StI.E.

FOR BALE.
DLEASANTLF situated in Fir street, en-
L the hill, short distance to the eastward oi
Bellevue Hotel, House two stories high, four
rooms each floor, with one or more in the at
tic, with closets and .antries also very cou-
venicnt basement, well of good water aud ram.
water cistern, Sc. The Estate is in good repair,
and possession can he given Immediately, if do.
sired.
Price q I'd terms, which will be made easy ,may
be known on application to
j9 JOSHUA SAVER.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOoDS.
Just received at % Broad II. by
CORNELL 4 DENNIS,
which are offered at wholesale and retail, at the
lowest prices.
Fresh Greene Teas, Hams,
do. Black Teas, Lard,
Stewart's Cru.,d Sugar Dried Beet
do. Powdered SugarTongues,
do. Refined A i * CHEERING,
do. D,ir, Salt
GrAnulated do. Table Salt,
Havana Brown DO. Cheese,
Old Java Coffee, Butter,
Maracabo do. liulPs Soap,
ST. Domingo do. Wards do.
Parche do. Excelsior do.
Ground do. Castile do.
New Orleans Molsscs, Fancy d
Havana do Sperm Candles,
Dried Apples, Adanantine Candles.
Prlnes, Starch,
Raisins, Maccaroni
Curranis, Nermlcclh,
Citron, Tapioca,
Preserved Ginger, Sage,
Numegs, Pearl Barley,
Pure Ground Spices, Corn Starch,
Smoking Tobacco, Refined saleratus,
Chewing Tobacco, Cream Tartar,
Scotch Snuff, Soda,
Maccaboy Snuff, Jud's Baking Powder,
English Mustard, French Chocolate.
Pepper Sauce. Bakers Cocoa,
Tomato Catsup, Arrow Root,
Capcrs, Wrapping Paier,
Olive Oil, Rice,
Premium, Medium and rockery,
Common Flour, Dollar Clocks
c oton Flour in l.s, Ia Shoes and Boots,
& I-2 Bbl. Bags, Dry Goods, &c. j2
SUMMER FLANNELS.
ENGLlSt and French gaure fanpeIs, Of the
~ lghtest texture, also, LADIES', Gent!cmen's
and Childrens aauze merino Vests, for sale by
+. LAWTON & BROTHERS.
iyIl "a Thames ST.
, 0OO bushels prime Maryland Corn, just
O,UOO received, snd for sale at the Steam
Gr,st Mil, or Store Of
Tvs J. II. & q. W. FERRY.
DECEIVED this day, Piano Forte, Seven
III Octaves, of Boston Manufacture, entirely
new, aud ve,y superior Instrument, for sale or It
will he let for the season.
Also, a Boudoir Piano Forte, made by Gilbert,
Of Boston, will be let Tor the season il applied for
Immediately.
WILLIAM u. PEEK,
yl3 80 Thames Street.
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BELLEVUE HOUSE, NEWPORT.
THE subscriber res, ectfullv informs his
friend. and the public that his well known e-tab-
hshment, havias b@en put in most thorough or
der, will be open Tor the reception of visitors ON
the first day Of May. No pains will be sp red
to give entrc satisfaction TO all his guests.
Members of the General Assembly will find the
Bellevue House "a very agreeable and convenient
House To stop at during the May and juns Ses-
sions. m2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-11

SUMNER COAL, FOR $500 PER TON.
TRANSIT TION COAL.
A Cargo OF this rare and valuable coal, is now
"A for sale by &. Devrns, Jr., aud is considered
one Of the best Goals now IN use. il has the in
Hamnab,lliy of the bituminnus Coal, with the
cleanliness "f the Anthracite, and producing
greater heat than either.
c. DEVENS, Jr..
a2i Devens Wharf.
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70 LET,

~ l'tl
THE Hpus' No. 63 ,shington street, con-
L tanning a large umbrr Of ruoin', aud very
conveniently arranged, will be let ready furnish
ed; the location is a delightful one, especially ia
the summer, having fine view OF the harbor
and ocean On III" premises i. n barn and car
riasc house; adjoining is n wharf, which viii be
the premises. t22
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TOR SALE. The Estate on Kay ST., known
L as the Kay St. Hotel.
y62R SAMUEL ENGS.
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NEW YORK BAKERY.

NEW YORK BAKERY.
J'ilF subscriber respectfully informs hir friends
l. and the public of Newport generally, that he
still continues to carry on the Baking business IN
all its various branches, where can he found,
fresh every day, larger assortment of Cakes
and Bread than can be purchased at any other
store, such as
Lady Fingers, Lady Cake,
Marangoes aud Kisses, Ginger Snaps,
Macaroons, Wafer Jumbes,
Vanilla Julnbles, Cocoanut Drops,
Volevous, Puff Pastry,
anu all other kinds Of Cake constantly on hand.
Also Wine aud Fancy Crack ers Of all kinds.
~. B. Hot Tea biscuit, Rusk and Buns sv-
cry afternoon, AT &o'cIock aud sent to any part
ofthe town. A. w. CLARKE,
ul9 Corner Of Spring and Frank streets
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10 LET.

10 LET.
A new and commodious House situated IN the
IA Hill, containing l6 Rooms, will be let with
or without tnrnturr; apply io
SWINBUKNE s. GOFFE,
jl6 z doors north Post Office.
TO LET FOR TIE SEASON FURNISHED.
fI'iIE Subscribers pleasant and cOnmodious Cot
l tage, situated IN Mognt Vernon Court, near Hull
81, delightful location for summer residence.
IlMO. COGGE6iIALL.
mel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-11

FLOUNCED RERAGES.
A few patterns Flounced Berage Robes, in Rich
IA designs, just opened by
+. LANTON& BROTHERS.
i2S "A Thames St.
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TO LET.
TO LET

4 furnished cottage in good order, M. 80 Will
"A liam Street, near Touro Street. For part,c-
ulars enquire at this Office. a3O
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FAMILY BAKERY,

FAMILY BAKERY,
THE silBSCRlBER. giateiul for past favors,
i takes Pleasure in making known TO his numerous
friends and the public generally, that he has pur-
chased the " ell known
FAMILY BAKERY,
2O5 Tu.aEs SrRgEr.
recently occupied by Mr. ID. Goifr, where he IL nov
prepared to carry ON the business an All extended
scale aud begs to them that H. will furnish
all kinds Of
BREAD a. RACKERs
of the hest quality, wholesale and retail Ut the low
est rates. Families who have been In the habit "
purchasing their Bread of Mr. Goe, IL il hoped will
continue to pntronize the Establishment.
n5ff ISAAC 3. BOSS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-11

TENEMENT TO LET.
A PLEISENTLN situated house In Prospect
"A hHiii street enquire nj us Thames street.
y2 SNM'LA. PARKER.
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WILLIAM W. HAZARD.
TOURO STREET HOUSE,
NEWPORT. RI.

NEWPORT, r. !.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends
L and the public that he has purchased the
above we'll known aud pleasantly situated estab.
lishment, aud having thoroughly renovated and
newly furnished it, intends making II one of the
most desirable establishments tor strangers visit.
ing Newport. The House wa. opened Tor the
reception oi company on the llth Of June, aud
no effort. will be spared To give entire sat,sfac-
ton to those Who ace ht to give il their patron
age.
CHARLES DEvENS, Jr. T. .94s:1.
il4u
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ACARRIAGE FOR SALE

A neat two horse carriage, made b, Lawrence,
of New York with glss-e. IN the frunt and doors,
which M, be,n little used, 10 ooer,d for sale, as
the own,r 10 about cmhsrkIng Cor Euros apply
,o JOHN PEARSONS,
Coach mak,r, At ihe head u Broad Street.
rtdSvu
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I AIDES Linen Caters, just received nc sEABU
IL rs. alsrge lot oi LsIlcs Linen Caters with
aud without Tips 0yl
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ERENCH Woven shirt Frouts--A ine as
II srtment OF Woven Shirt Fronts, both PLAIN
and Embroidered. Aso, Fronting Linens oi all
the different qualities, at io6 Thames street cor.
ner OF Mary. LANGLEY 4 NORMAN.
ie13
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rrOWELLlNG, Huckabuck. Diaper and
l. Crash Toweling, IN great variety, by the
piece or yard, for sale cheap. by
i2l WM. &. COZZENS a. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02
RICHMOND MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
The late account IOLr Europe of severe injury
to the growing crops, has given more nrmness ~
our Markets.
FLOUR is selling at 5 l-2 for DID, and 3 4. to
S. for new.
WHEAT.-Our Mlers are ar xous to purchase
sli the good CT ps they can get at 20 l20 clo"
II The scarcity continues sad cur farmers do rsvi
send in more freely. the pace must ADVANCE.
LOhH Scarce at 81 to IS.
MEAL-s0 to 80 CENTS
IOBACCO-sale to- dsy at frmer rates. Goed
shipping and Manufacturing In demand.
GUANO-The market mas been swept of ali n
first hands; and 1t has become scarce, holders
demard 50 to $55
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

others, L ,ch passenger has q cushioned seat,
with arms 10 himself, which, OF course, pre-
vents crowd;ng. As scoE as the SEATS are
filled, sort of weathercock sign, on the top
of the omnibus, with the word complete" is
elevated, hich can be seen long distance,
and announces that no more can be received.
Their omnibuses are wider than the American;
the central part of the roof elevated, so that a
passenger can pass to his seat without smash
ing mis- hat; and he has also an iron rod to stea-
dy himself, and keep him from disarranging
his fe low passengers knees and toes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02
THE DAILY DISPATCH

Tyv c.sx CT CONNER We noticed some
,,.,ths rim e. the trial of youth named Conner IA
Ba,,inos s., for the murder Of Captain from ACE,
mac county, in this State. He was conVic'ea o..
.ea,erced: bat the Governor being aSsofeu vas"
there was testimony not produced at the ''''' ,n,
would change the nstuie Of the crime ie'f,. '..
Conner 70 see what this testimony was It "''
prepared for hin, and he gave tire who'e case q
,bo- ,eh - xar,tna,iop. and came to the cohei''
s:on tbs, it was not altered IN TEE Gag 49,,
he therefore declines to interfere a''' -;
tice to Isxe it's csarse Coonef
day. The New York Tribune dep'oIe' Tue 'H g.a
,ion, because Conner Il "ehiid OF hes'e'I ~"
/, indeed pity STILL for the safety OF society when
n.,.oas o. rot "res!ec." to commit the highest
crimes, sccis,y ought not to neglect to punish
them with punishment proportionsie to the crime
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

CoNscIENcE.-There ia no doubt about the taci
that conscience still lives Fseble and pickering as
Is It's existence it occasionally blazes up where we
least expect it. Some one has just enclosed to the
New York Custom House, Sl00.s5c Tor errors in
duties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

A Wi er in Putnam's says. that the man
who will be President of the United States in
9O0, is in all likelihood, running barefoot at
This very moment among the huckleberry
bushes q Oreg..n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

~Tne Danville Register very properly ex-
presses its surprise that .hs Post Otse Department
does no, send the mails for Gteensborough, Sails
burg, Charlotte and so on to Columbia, 8. c., via
Danvile, instead of Raleigh, since they would
res-h ,hose places some TEN HOURS sooner than by
Raleigh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

~Coal dealers have advanced the rates OF Goa
In New YofE % cts ton, because there has been
an addition Of 20 cts on the freight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

ALEXANDRIA AND GoRDoNsvILLE RAILROAD
TIE Engineer on this road hopes TO nave II com
plesed 10 GorGonsvie ov the hrst OF December.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

The great law of nature is, "eat and be eat
en-" Tue s. avn eater swallows The worm,
the shark swallows the spawn eater The haw K
pouncss Oh the chicken; the eagle on the
hawk, and The sportsman on the eagle rogues
feed en- honest mel, petifoggers on rog ues, and
the devil n petIifoggers. Queer arrangements
these, but who will cay that it is not all for
the best!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

Secretary Guthrie is vigorously pushing
preparations for establishing The New York
Assay Office. Estimates of the cost cf cree.
ting suitable building-if that shall prove
necessary-and of supplying the machinery
have Teen made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

n.,vr1E AND WYTHEviLLE ROAD The En-.
,r,ssrs employed in surveying The Danville and
wytbovilis route for Plank Road have made
good progress. They had at last accounts, reached
Elsmvi!e in Patrick, and would in two weeks be at
F!oyd c. Il. The directors expect to have forty or
fifty miles uader contract By the LIST of November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

FOR NORFOLK. PORTS MUUTh AMI
OLD POINT.
l. In consequence of the repairs 70
- sthe steamboat Augusta having re-
dulred more time rnan was anticipated, tine Com.
pany have chartered the pleasant steamer J. e.
Coffee to run between Port Wa;thai and tie
above places, until the Augusta L. completed
The Coffee will be under the command of Can't
Wn Smith. the former commander OF the Au.
gussa. long and TavoI soly known 10 the travel.
ing community on the Potomac and James rivera.
The Cara running in connection with the Coffee,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depo. on
Friday, July 1st, 1885, at o'clock ID, and on
every Monday, Wednesday ana Friday morning
thereafter, at the seme hour
On the alternate days, viz: Tuesdsys, Tnura.
DAYS and Sarurdsys, the Gomez will leave Norfolk
at 81 A M, touching st Old Point throu9hou. the
bathing seaSon, ard at the dheren. landings on tine
river.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point,
&c ~ w
Fare between Richmond and Grove Wharf. l 80
mesls each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Children over three years and nor over Twelve
= 49, g-==e
Servants LnrocfS-- %
Servants 20 ary point on the rI7e-. } 90
TdOS. DODAMEAD. Superintendent
OF the R. l. P. f. 4. Co. June 2SIh, 1853.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

Secretary Marcy and Attorney General
Gushing, it is said, leave in few days for
Berkeley Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

The "pecple's washing and bathing house,
is among the charitable institutions of New
York. During the first year Of its operation
there were 50 .375 baths taken, and 81 526.3 So
received for the use o. the washing faciiTies
Thv charge is three, five and twenty five cents
a bath, and three cents an hour for washing.
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! 7REAT N0HTHERN MAIL ROUTE

4 REA,G NORTHERN NAH. ROUTE
"a New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY PROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES CO
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEL
PEIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.-0n and af
ter the lst OF March, the following quick and com
Portable schedules WI be the inland route
between Richmond end New York: Leave Rich
nlond, daily, at o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. NJ
arrive in New York. daily at 81, A. NJ, and 81 P. M
Fare 20 Washington lst cass seats so
% - "-----.------...4 90
:. +. Baltimore L. Is; ".---.--.----.7 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail-
road. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 90
Between Baltimore ana Philadelphia, by New
Castle snd FreachtOTn Ene,- so
Between Philadelphia and New FORK co
For 1st class passengers, and 81 On each for 2d
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
sSDye with the main Northern Route, through
tickets direct can be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing.
tcsI, for PittsDurg and Wheeling via the Raiay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington azId PittsDurg-
Between Washington and Wheeling
Cllme ~ hours ..-.-----.-.-.......-..12 so
For through tickets 70 Washington and Balti
more, or other information, apply at the ticket OF
ice.
IL Is deemed proper, In adoltlon 10 state, Tor the
information OF passengers, that four daily lines
in operation between Washington and Baltimore
by means of which the traveller VINO, through
business nleasnra has haan delayed in Wash
ing,ot,, has II always mis- power to proceed at
cor5enient hour directly on his journey TO any
point north of that place RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
OraacE R., F. g. PR r. Co.,
Richmond, Feb. %, 1852.
P.s-The Night Tra;a will not stop to take up OF
put down passengers, except at the following sta
TONS Cottage, TaylorsTille, Junction, Chesterfield,
Milford Ginneys, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. BY order OF the Postmaster General, no
mail train will De run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
,e q SIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

The merchants Of New York are about to
establish river police 10 protect vessels from
thieves.
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PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED,
Schr Two Companions, Smith, from Cnckaho
ming River, wheat to B Bragg
Scnr Mary Willis, Travis from Baltimore, mdse
to w D ColquS L. Go
Schr Lucy times, Ames from Eass Port, plaster
to Shields & S'Ssneryille
Schr Edwin, Iron, fl, m Baltimore, Hdso to w
D Co,quitt g. Co
Schr Hanover, Whipple from New York. ,ndse
to Curie
Steamer BelvGere, Clifford, from Baltimore, mdse
to Ludlan L. Wsaau
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, from N!rE York
mdse to Ludlam a. Watson
NORFOLK July 3G-Arrd, schr virginis bound
to Richmond; sloop w King, ayrer Petersburg.
BALTIMORE, AagIs lsI-Cleafed, barque Linda
Stewart SemmOr, Port Wa tns schrs Baltimore,
Phillips, aha G King, Groves, Richmond; and
scnr Charles Adams, 4,sslne, Peter sburg.
NV YoBK. July 30-Clesred, bsrque st Joseph
Port allhal
PHILADELPHIA. July so-Arr'd, steamship City
OF Rchm nj, Richmond
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~ ENUINE sALAN3ANDkR sAFEs.-
~ the SUBSCRIBERS now RECEIVING full assort
r1ent of as behring's Nilder's Patent Saaman.
der Safes " Ozone Csners are genuine ouI those
made by Herring) His ssfes have stood the test Of
thousand nres rooz the premium at the Worlds
Fair, and will tass IL everywhere. The subscrt Der
being Agent for the State OF Virginia, is prepared
20 ,nem nanuIscraEed 10 oraer. OF any size
from a:S5 10 SiCJu. All merchants. brokers' banks,
nonied men should have q behring's Patent Saa.
mander Sale. Call at 1876 Cary street: and MAKE a
selection. 3 HcOANDLiSH, il,
jy7 l3R Carv street.
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l'EDAh pAh-COnsumPIi0n Cured
" Inc most successful remedy now in use for tbs
cure OF Recipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &c, pro
pared by Mira B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore s.rsss
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
who may DOUBT the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, ara
requested TO cali on the Agent, VINO will produce
numerous testimonials of It's great healing power
from private citizens, and number of the medical
faculty The medicine 10 yet IN it's Infancy, sndI
destined TO supercede all others in the OF do
eases for which IL IL recommended
Call and ger Pamphlets containing sertidostes.
II Beware OF commercials. The genuine sTf
sie u for sals by
P. HORTON kRACH 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richlaond, and
jy9 Decentralization Eastern Virginia,