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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

FOURTEENTH STREET is undergoing re-
grading and paving, and when once completed win
be very handsome thoroughfare. The grades of
many of the streets need alteration to rid them of
stasnant water and it is TO be hoped that the Street
Commissioners viii give orders to have the necessary
changes made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

RALEIGH, N. Give are glad to learn from the
Raleigh Star, that the 'City of the Oaks is rapid
y improving, and that mechanics and artisans have
plenty of work and good wages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

FAsr DRWIsG.-George Turner had to
pay fine Saturday last for the violation of an or
dnance against rapid driving in the street, by one Of
his teamsters. on the night Of the 18th insiant.
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We notice that new Gas company is about to be
organised in Charleston 8 C. The object is stated
to be the prevention of imposition on the part of
the existing company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

We are obliged to our friend of the Baltimore
Clipper, for calling attention to the delay in the
arrival OF the Dispatch in Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

A DESPERATE NEGRo.-Op Wednesday
last free negro fellow, calling himself Robert Giles
made desperate and unproyoked assault upon a
black woman named Ncy, the property of Richard
Parsons inicting sundry cuts and bruises upon her
person, some of which may prove permanent injuries
Last Saturday, Giles brought before the Mayor
for examination, but when DR.. Otis the attending
physician of the woman stated that her situation
would not admit of her appearance that morning, and
that her forehead had been laid bare the bone by
a blow, the case was adjourned over until o'clock
this morning, and the prisoner remanded for his ap
uearauce at that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

TExAs-The Railroad spirit is quite enthusiastic
in Texas Many Railroad schemes are started
The last we notice is one from Columbia to Whar-
ton, which is warmly espoused by the people inter-
estad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

ENORMOUS DIvIpEND.--The p;rec,,.sa
saieia and Chicago Union Railroad met in thics -,
on me LIST instant, and declared sealiaanuaI Vi
dend of slsues per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

\ On the lst inst, Tuscaloosa, Ala, city and eouu.
II, authorized tar of 100000 for railroad pur'
p6Ses, and grand Railroad Convention ia appoint
I'd 10 meet at Tuscaloosa on the a.d of next month
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CHARLEsToN.-Wea are glad to see by the Charles
ton Is. c. papers, that there promises to be fine
fall business in that city. Itdeserves to go ahead
1t is one of the most enterprizing of the Atlantic
o;tio
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. The Montgomery, Ala, Journal notices rich specs
mems Of iron ere and coal, from the mines Of Mr.
Horace Ware near columbiana Shelby county
The coal is said to be highly bituninous
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negro man named Andrew, belonging TO w. L.
Haight, was drowned at Savannah, on the 24th in
slant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

Last week Miss Laura A. Sealand, OF Bangor,
Maine girl OF irreproachaele character, commit
red suicide by taking arsenic. Suicide Is growing
neutrality-suspicious. among the young women OF New
England,
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TIPrLNG--H. Naitor, of Broad street,
fined for tipping, and for permitting an uniaw ial
assembly IN his house, on the 18th instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

DUTCH ACCOUNT OF CAPT GIBsoN's ESCAPE -
Early on the morning of the 25th of APRIL it was
discovered that the prisoner Gibson, commander OF
the American schooner Flirt, had escaped from the
civil and military prison at Welsevreden. The man
ner in which he effected his escape was represent
ed in SO many different ways, and is uncertain,
that we can say nothing definite regarding that
point. This much is known-that he must have
been in disguise and in order to prevent his being
recognized had shaved of his long black beard,
which he left behind him in prison. 1t is supposed
that he Immediately proceeded on board and sailed
in the American ship N. B. Palmer, Captain Low,
which for two months, has been lying in Batavia
roads under repair, having put in on her voyage
from Canton to New York. This con- lecture re-
Crivoe some support frona the circumstance that
the ship weighed anchor at 5 O'Clock riir re,.,o
morning, and after firing a salute Immediately lett
Batavia roads.
HIS Condemnation and Sep!cgce.--On the Sd of
May, the Supreme Councils of Netherlands, India,
annulled the sentence of acquittal pronounced by
the Court of Justice at Batavia the 2Sth of Feb
ruary last in the matter of W alter NJ Gibson, com
mander, and Chas. NJ. Graham, mate of the Amer
lean schooner iirt. Both these persons are now
declared guilty of high treason and sentenced to
be confined in house of correction for period of
twelve consecutive years preceded by half hours
exposure under the gallows, and followed by per-
petual Punishment from Netherlands India, declar
ing them thenceforth incapable of holding any dig
nifty. employment, post or service, and condemning
them to pay all the costs of this process.-Sngapore
Free Press
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A man named VIM Symerson, of Theresa, New
York, was killed few days since by falling when
intoxicated, down ledge of rocks, which was
near the road he was passing along
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

The TEXAS COTTON CRor according to latest
accounts, promised very finely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29

PRKsKRvE CLEArLrsEss~-Edwin Need
was fined by the Mayor for deposifins filth In gutter
on 18th and Marshall streets In violation Of sanitary
law Of the citv.
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-Liss Mary Ann
Weaver, the keeper of small grocery near the Sc
cond market, was fined by the Mayor for permitting
an unlawful assembly of negroes in her house, con.
trary to city ordinance.
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We invite attention to the Card Of DIR.
Missy, Of Baltimore.
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On the first page of this days Di'pa,eh :. ~
pears very extraordinary article.
contribution for this paper. IL = Ma.
with power, and is marked by ofls.a .'n,,s :.
The truthfulness of the picsaFe' !" :, :.
a dramatic style. none can DENY ~ Tha 90
decd holds the mirror up to nature tue se
49, 49,, manner of is representations preeludes
~, ns possibility of offence to individuals. |,
Al.,, ~ .aaa VIE are sure, with interest, and
-. fa;, 10 make an impression
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Auction NOTICE-ParticuIar atten

ton is asked TO our sale of the FARM of Mr. VIII
hanson Allen, situated on the Williamsburg road,
about miles below the city, which takes place on
THURSDAY next, at IL o'clock. The farm will be
divided into two tracts TO suit purchasers
an 9q-1t GODDIN L. APPERSON
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PORT OF RICHMOND,

+ AhRl ED,
Schr Exit, Gray, Nansemond, loose bacon to owner
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baynore, Philadelphia,
rndz to R. Rankin
Schr Virginia, Philips, Wyanoke, wheat to Warwick
l. Bark dale
Schr Alice, Thomas York River, wheat to Haxal l.
Bro
schr Fashion, Scrowlin York River, wheat to War
wick & Barksdale
Schr ]. w. Prentice, Smith, Norfolk, in ballast
Schr Pheger, Doughty, Philadelphia, coal to S H.
Lewis, agent for FL. A Christian
Schr Dove, Dorsey, York River wheat 20 Warwick
l. Barksdale
SAILED,
Schr Henrco, Chester, mdz TO New York
Schr Rebecca, Thurston, -four to Salem
Schr John Randolph Parker, in ballast
Schr S. g. King, Graves, in ballast
Schr Prince, Jr., Booz, Baltimore, coal
Schr Norfolk, johnson, to Port WalthaIl, to load
with coal for Philadephia
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Cleared, schr Purlen Weeks,
for Richmond, and III. HI. Smith for Fredericksburg -
Aug. 26-Cleared, schr Benz Franklin, Jones, and
Gallego, Nelson, for Richmond.
NORFOLK, Aug. 26-Arrived schr Southerner, Lefe-
yra Rich
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The SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA.-Nobody that has
any acquaintance with the Spanish government,
will be surprised to learn that the authorities at Cuba
are fostering the slavetrade There never was par
ticle of honesty honor in their composition; and,
in spite of treaties they will continue to outrage the
moral senses of the nations. Thel London Daily
News makes the following remarks in commenting
upon an article published by the official organ of
the Captain General of Cuba:
''Canedo has almost the means of herms ALLY
sealing Cuba up. 1t may then be asserted TlRiout
the least fear or apprehension of trustworthy
tradicon that Captain General Canedo has the pow
err, if he had the WILL TO prevent single African
being introduced into the island. Nor, was he per-
emptoriy and determinedly to fulfil his duty in this
respect, would he run counter to colonial public
opinion. By far the larger part of the free p0puIa
ton of Cuba ia creole that is native Cuban; and it.
like the native population of Brazil, desiderates
nothing more strongly than the complete suppress
sion otthe AJfrican Slave Trade"
This concluding paragraph is sufficiently pthy
and significant to cause some futtering in slave
dealing circles in Havana.
"This then, is the answer to the Official Gazette
of the Havana. The Slave Trade OF Cuba has
vived under the influence of the Court of Madrid
his private views; it is supported by the whole
Spanish party in the island it is, however, opposed
to the WISH is to the best interest OF the Creole
population; and being a scandalous violation of
treaties solemnly contracted with the Grown of
England, how long this shall be endured by the
British nation, is mere question OF time. The Eaa-
tern question over the Spanish question will com
mence, and the blockade which Crcnstadt and st.
Petersburgh may escape, Havana, Matanzas and
Cardenas may yet have to experience
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New CtLLEGE-The Winchester Republican
says the Odd Fellows are taking measures to es-
tablish Female College, to be called Martha
Washington College at Abingdon, In this State
We wish the enterprise much success.
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The Petersburg papers of Saturday, announce
the death, In NE" osio~ns, OF Thomas NJ Lee son
of Mr. Allen P. Lee of Petersburg He died of the
prevailing epidemic. Mr.. L. was salesman in
of the principal mercantile houses of this place
for several years.
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AN EXCELLENT IDEA.-The City Council
having determined remodel the inside of the City
Hail. SO render it suitable for Court and other
purposes would suggest the propriety of securing
the basement room of the metropolitan Hap' on
Franklin street, for the Mayors Court. The location
is central one, and the room admirably adapted
such purposes aud as that building is undergo
ing some changes, we would suggest to the Council
the propriety of securing it at once. We have been
informed that the proprietor of the hall would let this
room at moderate rent, for the purpose suggested
by us but unless secured at once, it will be divided
into smaller for Offices ETC., by which means
the city will be prevented from obtaining it.
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A, ArrRAY.-William r. willis made


his appearance before the Mayor last Saturday
swer for committing violent assault upon William
Holloway the day before. Holloway, on presenting
himself at the witness stand, had bandage
his right eye which black and much swollen a
confusion upon of his lips, and abrasion his
scalp He testified that the day of the difficulty
he had gone to house rented by Fleming Gentry,
not far from Captain Wingfelds, where he had been
frequently invited by Gentry and the prisoner at the
bar, and where the prisoner lived with woman
named Eneline Mitchell, as his mistress and having
a severe headache, had taken q seat at the window,
near Miss Mitchell leaning his head upon his arm
While in this situation, Willis came in, and seeing
him, pulled off his coat and challenged him for
fight. The witness declined the banter, when the
prisoner seized him by the hair of the head, threw
him upon the floor, and gave him sundry kicks, pro-
ducing the wounds and bruises already me utioned-
Willis is said to be married man. but separated from
his wife some years ago, since which time he has
been living in adultery with Miss Mitchell.
Fleming Gentry, who called for the defence,
testified that he had rented the house, at which the
difficulty occurred, of Bob Hill, for the purpose of
rearing pigs and poultry and that he had let portion
vsed Holloway not to go the house in the absence
of Willis, for fear of difficulty.
After hearing the evidence and the remarks of
counsel the Mayor decided to hold the prisoner to
to bail in the of $3.50 for his good behavior and
in like for his appearance before the next Grand
Jury term of the Hastings Court, to answer bill
of indictment for misdemeanor The bail was given
and the accused discharged.
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AMUsUMEUrs
METROPOLITA'NI HAIL.

M EIROPOLITAN HALL.-Cn Ho15T
DAr EVENING, August 18th. win s. -
me magnificent new Hall with G,sn5 - " opened
o. AneTs grest Scriptursl Psntip ~ ~
s M WILD, Or THE OPENING 0F or g. III
j This magnificent work Of art the Iarss@t p..n.,-.
"a America fuii 800 feet square, oceurss mig
three years IN its completion vii, 10 tne artist
Few days IN connection with grand CoNrtl Ior
me me celebrated Madame ROSALA nm sNnsc y
s s, ~ the great Basso, Signor NCyrJ T. as
MohEIfl, great Italian yioifpsf. ~ ~ :S,gner
FED p;sn;s. oaad singer, and by Mr. STIFF. csle,.,s
I syFor particulars see small bills
- =. .. Aiter Monday 18th August liberal
-. IN =. - hiade for Schools by an
Inc once OF metropolitan HAIL p ~ y ~
TNHE RICHMOND LIGHT TNpIS
I'M bLUES, Capt. JOHN NJ PATroy =.
Eaaps;aL Ie an nrrangement with the Richpnona ~
ericssonrg Railroad Company will 49, aeo
7S 81 And Military ExCURSIT1N q sr 1.n
the 3lst August. EVENING
n Inc nhey wiii De accompanied by the ARuopv
BRASS and C0TTLLoN BANDS, wbicb hh isa
engaged for the occasion A4-en nave been
Inc ears will leave the depot at o,e,oek ,,a.;.,
Persons not enabled to leave al that 49,
the privilege Of going by the soclock trs;I " nave
betuTnlng, the excursion train will ia.-. A.. .
ssge q O'Clock Those desiring TO remain Isss.-
can lase the mail train in the morning 4'Nser
REFRESHMENTS viii be furnished a, ,;..
ces. nse " caty pr
TICKETS for the round trip, ONE DOLLAR e,es
u Tickets to be had of any member of the Co..
pany, or at the depot - VIC Soa1-
Ample arrangements have been made for tba 49,.
Tort and convenience Of the LADIES' auS9
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d. W. IO1tNE1 al
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in all
the Courts of Henrco County and Richmond civ
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
the taking of Dispositions, Tin of his oice
rnents of Dover &c Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to.
Office removed to No. 81, three doors above City
ds p IL
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A negro girl, nurse in the family of Mr.. Bear,
of sharpsburg, Nd, gave little child--one Of a
pair of twns-so much laudanum few days since,
that il died. She had remarked before, that lone
child was enough to nurse at time, and she would
certainly kill the other" She was free girl and
i. to be tried for numbering the child.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AV'FFNTIO

ATTENTION, BLUES Parade at La
fayette Hall Oh WEDNESDAY, the 3lst inst, at
O'clock p. NJ, in summer uniform, with nine rounds
of blank cartridges, arms in order for inspection.
By order of the Lieut.. Commanding.
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REMOVAL The subscriber has

moved from his former place of business No g. Eff
teenth street to one of the Iron Front Buildings
No 20, Pearl Tor l4th) street
AN 2a-ln GEORGE J. SIMMER
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ltANDSOME L hESENIS AND EoUPPEh.-Ou
Saturday, the 18th instant Messrs GEORGE H. MIL
LER and ALBERT STRONG, formerly employed in the
Tredegar Locomotive Works, but who had deter
mined to return to Boston 70 re-engage in business,
were presented by their Apprentices with 'gold
medals" tokens of the high regard in which they
held by their young employees Lieut.. Baber,
of the 'Young Guard" in behalf of his fellow-ap
prentices, rendered the medals in few handsome
remarks, which were cordially responded to by the
receivers The presents reflect great credit upon the
preseuters, for the manner and style in which they
were planned and executed.
The medals are in the shape of shield, on
side are engraven the names of the donors, and
the other the following inscription tie G. H. Miller,
from his Apprentices at the Tredegar Locomotive
Works, Richmond, Va" The one intended for Mr..
Strong having his substituted for that of Miller
On Monday night following the medal presentation,
Messrs- M.-LpN l. STRONG gavo snpner to their
numerous friends, at the Mount Vernon House. which
is said to have been superb affair." Capt Butler on
that OCCASION surprising himself in its PREPARATION
The cloth being removed champagne aud pleasant
sentiment occupied the company for time, when
Mr.. Seymour V. Crawford Ton behalf of Mr.. Daniel
Hagerty and himself) arose, and in few touching
and appropriate remarks, presented Mr. MILLER with
a silver goblet, manufactured for the purpose by
Messrs. Mitchell and Tyler. Dir. c. thus concluded
his address: Now, sir, take this goblet from the
hand of your friend and whenever you gaze upon it
and its sparkling contents remember that far back in
old Virginia, you have friend, from whose memory
the finger of time the name of Geo.
H. Miller"
Mr.. Miller then and briefly yet feelingy, re-
sponded in acceptance of the gift.
After this, hilarty and mirth mingled with songs
and toasts, consumed the evening until the 'wee
small hours" when the company dispersed, well
pleased with all that had taken place.
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STEAMER BELVIDERE-For Balti-
~ more and Philade phia.-The steamer Belvidere,
Capt. Clifford, viii receive freight to-day, (Monday)
at O'Clock, and up to the hour of clock, P. NJ,
Tuesday, the 30th instant
au 29-2t IUDLAM WATSON
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pAPER.-3o0 reams cap and letter Pa.
j. PER,
800 do. large and small wrapping PAPER, for sale
by ii. III. SKINNER,
au ~ Gary 81
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YOUNG GUARD, ATTENTION =

rade at your Armory THIS (MONDAY) EVE
MING, at O'Clock, for target practice, in summer
uniform. Arms in order for inspection. By order of
the Captain
au 29-it JOS. w. BARLOW, U.
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pounds coarse and fine.
Il Shoe THREAD, for sale by
au % H. II. SkINKER Cary 81
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CITIZENS AMI STRANGERS VISIT

ing the city, who wish have their Hair cut in the
latest and approved style, should call at the Hair
Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel.
N. Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from half past A. M. to half past p. NJ and
ON Sunday TO Ill A. NJ.
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spirit Of the Press.

The rki1 OF Saturday arrays the conflicting
views and arguments of Democratic presses and
the Secretary of War upon the Pacific railroad and
the power of the General Government over the
subiect of Internal improvements
The Mail contends that the accidents to our ma
val steam vessels have been chiefly confined to their
steam machinery, which has been always built by
priyate establishments on contract Il urges that
they be built in the Navy Yards, under the direc.
ton of naval officers, the best mode of increasing
their efficacy and safety The Mail has short ar.
ticle pulpit dscourses which 1t is so heterodox
as to consider in the main, too long; and has
the temerity to advise that sermons half an hour
long, would be quite long enough.
The Enquirer of Saturday defends the Admin
isration from the attacks of the Wings of Georgia
on the score of President Pierces appointments
from the freesoilers and secessionists. The En-
quirer generally assumes that the President has
pursued the policy most conducivet to the tranquil
iy Of the country and the proof of this contends,
Is found in the exemption of the country from sec.
tional disturbance
The Times argues thar those Democratic presses
which profess to believe that President PIERCE does
not approve the proposition TO construct the Pacific
railroad by government, are cherishinga delusion
The Times goes on to argue that facts and crcum
stances warrant the conclusion that the President
is in favor of the road
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EXCHANGES AND BANKING HOUSE

EACHANUE AND BANkING HOUSE
OF G. w. PURCELL x C0.-The Notes of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore At par az our counter.
~ All solvent Washington Small Notes will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
We caution the public there fore against paving any
discount small uotes dated az Washin ztIlr, =
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P. S. Military guests and members of corps are
particularly requested to appear in uniform at the
hall, preparatory to making the excursion TO Slash
Cottage.
az, Ga-9t I F. r.
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FOR LYNCHBURG.-The canal boat
\ CLINTON, Capt. Donald, is ready TO re-
ceive freight, and will leave on WEDNESDAY, full
not full.
au 29-3t A. s. LEE
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X ENT, PAINE & KENT, IMPOR-
limited STATES MAIL LINE.-For

Il 4NIIIIII u M La MILL LI4NL.-I UT
~ New York via Norfolk Leaves every Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock, by the Elegant Sfde-Wheei
Ocean Steamship JAMESTOWN The jamestown,
Captain Parrish, will receive freight to-day, Mon
day. az II O'clock, and up TO the hour of o'clock,
2. NJ. Tuesday, the S0th instant leaving at 4o'clock
in the afternoon of that day. before which hour pas
sengers requested to be ON board.
Tickets and berths secured At our Office, South side
of Basin.
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk win be
charged the same as by the river boats
The Roanoke leaves every Friday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. LCDLAM & WATSON
au 29-2t
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ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office on 18th Governor street, next to p NJ Tabb
Son, Richmond, Va aus Llm
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I. j. CARSON d. CO, NO. Al AND
q LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. 50
WATER STREET, NEW YORk.-A good assoTt.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market priees. he l9-lY