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m~ Is. W. STAkkE, Attorney at
SaLnw and Notary PubIic.-Prsctices
"a all the Courts OF aenrico County and Richmond
city. AS Notary Public. particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Ga out of
his ofice) Proof aud Acknowledgment OF Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover, &c. Claims for colec.
ton entrusted to him, promptly e.tended to.
Office removed to No 50, three !oors above City
Hotel, On North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de- 2-1y
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~ REMOVAL-In consequence of rearing
down the American Hotel corner of Broadway
and Barclay streets, Messrs PARISEN e. KING
have taken a lease of the new and commodous
Office, 80 Broadway, and hope their numerous
friends and patrons will take note of the removal
PARSER d. KING
~ 81 80 Broadway NY
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE cow

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM
L Y PAEY The semi annual statement of ths
business transacted by this company for the six
months ending 30Ih of June last, is received
During which time 400 new Policies were issued;
Premiums, s32, 436 SO; Premiums On renewals,
Sll6,I 42 80. Total premiums, Sl59 579 15
Losses paid during same time, S73,560 or.
The present asclmulated capital invested In
United states and New York State stocks and other
good securities was S632 1872 SO.
For Insurance ana all other information, call at
the Agents Cffce-baptist Book Depository, No
2Q3, Man street.
CHAS WORKMAN, Agent.
B This being a mutual company, all profits
accrue for the beneht OF tne insured.
iV2 7 CIV
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SPLENDID LOTTERY!

q The Kanawha river is SO low that mao
vigation is almost entirely suspended upon it.
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~ Intermitting or Ch,IIs and Fever.

e Intermitting or Ch!lIs and Fever
Many are suffering this form OF disease, who.
il would seem, can only obtain temporary relief and
VINO subject 10 repeated attacks, greatly debili
tatng the system. DR.. +. D. ROBINSON offers to
make permanent cure of all such cases in shsrs
time ana with but little medicine. Medicine, with
directions sent to order. Office on Franklin, be-
tween 18th and l4th streets.
in 20-GfISzYltk
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nFEN.

FIsED.-William Lord wu, on yesterday, fined 81
for depositng stone in the street contrary to law.
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h T. j. CARSON 81 o., No. Al
ls@sRnd 43 Light street, Baltimore,
and No. SO Water street, New York.-A
good assortment OF Bacon, Pork aud Lard AWAY
on hand ana for sale at lowest market prices.
lie l8-Jy
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RICH MO ND VAT
JEFFEKsoN AND ADAMS ON RUSSIA Avn
TURKEY.

TURKEY.
Thirty years ago Russia was war "'A,
An tina, event may possibly again occur Is in.e'.
ss,,,s 10 recur to the sentiments OF Two oi .Ae
mos, epioen, men that existed at thai ome' Oh tue
sr,,. AZ ,,s question. and of war IL general JET
1.r.o, when he wrote ,h, letter, was 81 years oil
are, and John Adams 30 ~
Nse' .MosrIcvLLo June ], 1922.
-. aTo return TO the news OF ths Gay ::
d., the canni 1als Of Europe are going 10 est
~ ,nn,ser again A war beiw cen Rusiia and
enc s - ike Inc battle of the kite and snake:
...s;.ssxer destroys the other, leaves destroyer
,..ssor the word. This pugnacious humor of
,,artind seems to be the law Of his nature-one
- the obstacles to too great multiplication, provided
=, ,be mechanism of the universe The cocks of
the hen ward Kill one another bears bulls rama
40 the same ana the horse IL his wild state kills
al The Young males until worn down with age and
and war. some vigorous youth kills him. r
I HOPE WE SHALL PhovE HOW MUCK HAPPIER FOR
MAN THE QyAKER Policy Is, AND THAT THE LIE e
az rHR FEEDER Is BETTER THAN THAT THE
EIcurER And IL 10 some consolation that the des.
oatou by these msnacs of one part of the earth 10
the means OF improving it in other parts. Let the
latter be our Office; and let milk the cow while
the Russian holds her by the horns, and the Turk
by the tail. God bless you, and give you health,
strength, good spi.is, and as much of life as you
ssTHoMAS JEFFERSON
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"THoMAs JEFFERSON.
MIR ApAMs's REPLY.

QUINCY, June II, 1922.
"DRAR SIR: Half an hour ago | received, and
this moment have heard read, for the third or
fourth time the best letter that ever was written BY
an octogenarian, dated June |.
"This globe lie a theatre OF war; Its In
habitants are all heroes The little eels In vinegar
and the animalcules in pepper water, believe are
quarresome. The bees are as wsrlike az the &c
mans, Russians, Britous, or Frenchmen. Ants, ca
terpiilsrs and c,nker worms are the only tribes
among whom have not seen battles; and heaven
ITSELF if we believe Hindoos, Jews Christians, and
Mahometans, has not always been at peace. We
need not trouble ourselves about these things, nor
fret ourselves because of evil doers but safely trust
TIE Ruler with his skies'
"JOHN ADAMS"
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E Simon Page, an intelligent mulatto bar
Der, of Charleston, Kanawha, has left his mas
ter's service, and taken himself to Canada
AS stated by the Kanawha Republican, the
case is remarkable. Simon enjoyed the un-
bounded confidence of his master, Mr.. John N.
Carkson, and had been entrusted with large
sums of money-at one time he drew $4700 for
him in Cincinnati. A short time ago his wife
and children went on a visit to their relatives
q Louisville, as was understood. 1t is since
ascertaned that they only remained day IN
Louisville, and from thence went to Canada,
whittier Simon has followed them. The mas
ter is much distressed, and even now hopes
that Simon will return.
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Dr. j Ohm Is ~ alIhRIi, IA 0mEOpa.
HNS THO Physician, Office on Governor
street. nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH 14-6m*
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General Instructions to Collectors and Others
of the Customs, Under the Act Of March 3,
1851, regulating the appraisement Of i'm
ported merchandise.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
July 90, 1853.
Your especial attention is called TO the fol-
lowing ins,ruc tons in relation TO the appraise
mept of Merchandise, under the act of March
3, 1851, additional to, or in modification of, the
circular instructions from this department,
dated March 81, 1851.
The invoice cost of foreign merchandise,
supported by the oath required by law, will
be held and taken as the importers declara-
ton of value at the port and time of shipment,
and conclusive against the importer; his con
sgnee or agent, shall declare 10 writing, under
oath, on the invoice, decline in value between
the time of such purchase and the date OF
shipment, and the amount thereof; in which
case, such declared value shall be conclusive
against the importer; but, in either case. the
appraisers will determine and fix such addi'
tional value as the law and the facts may war
rant. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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EYTE

SUBMITTING EATkA-TUK.
&z1yaAx TIE TURTLE l-Just received four
&& real beauties from tue BRINY DEEP
- which we will serve THIS DAY, at ii
o'clock, In Soup, Steaks and Fricssees at
ALIENS ARBOUR
Families supplied. jY 27-2t
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g. ROPER & MURRAY, UNDER.
sS~Sa TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe 2S-ly
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Observation-Disclosures Dimmock and anotner
gentleman, whose name We could NOT ascertain
were examined yesterday before his Honor, con-
corning fight and disturbance which to'k place
on 5,h street, near the Armory on Saturday night
Capt Dinmock deposed to hearing noise in the
street and afterwards to seeing the street blocked
up with very large crowd Of some two or three
hundred persons
Tho other witness deposed to going up on the
evening in question to large crowd, when he
was told there xsd been fight on the north end of
Armory bridge. He saw & man strike at another
person, named -, thres distinct times.
Z This was all the examination that took psce con-
ties implicated arrested, when their names
will be made known.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Ezv PaoPKLLER-We went down to the basin
Monday evening, on the invitation OF Mir w Her.
bert, superirten dent of the Monument, to examine
the model of q new propeller just invented oy him,
and anvlicable 10 steam vessels of all descriptions
He calls his invention the submerged hsh.taii or
skull propeller" He has applied 1t TO small beat
of bad model, only feet in length, and yet the
...s ,si" propels it The rate OF i've or ak mies
an hour. by the strength OF one man. The chief
advantage clairnsd for this invention Is irs perfec'
adayta,cn to sail vessels, as 1t will not when a.
rest. impede their sailin laiisies in the least nut
hang loose In line with the keel, flexible, ana OF
ferire no resistance 1t takes up no room valuable
for other purposes. There would be only single
shaft from keel to DECK the arm working under the
keel ky the displacement of small portion OF The
lockwood I he whole apparatus is very simple
and may with the necessary engine, be placed er-
tirely below the watar line. This Is entirely dill
fersnt Invention from the model which we noticed
in September LAST, and a. we should judge, far
sunerior to IL. We rried the boat in person, and
though raw hand, made at least five miles per
hour. Mr. Herbert intends on Saturday, at 3 or b
o'clock NJ, to exhibit the capacities OF this pro-
ne)ler. to ali who will take walk to the basin.
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- AUCTION OTICE.-stock
DA sale of Groceries, Confectione.
rfes, Store Fixtures. Gc.-ParticuIar at,en
on is requested to the sale of Groceries Confsc.
tioneries, Store Fixtures, &c, including two good
Counters, to be sold at Auction, This Morning. com
mencirg at 10 o'clock at the store of Schad. on
Broad street, between 18th snd 5th streets.
" " GEO SIMMER Anct
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- BOTANIC PKAUTiCE OF VI d
0NA DIClNE, BY Dr.. E. D. ROBINSON.
FOfics on Franklin, between 18th and l4th
streets. iv I5-1V
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ceases, nis oWh iuoruinate dmOitl0u steps ~ 10
urge him to take the initiative in general Eu.
ropean war. Ii may be postponed for the pre-.
sent, but before the expiration of the stated
half century, we have little doubt that Europe
will be one wide battle field, on which Abso-
lutism. and Republcanism will meet for final
struggle. We have little doubt as to the re.
suit, for our faith is in the truth and the power
of Republican principles.
The MoRMoNs.-The late affair at Pine HI
YER and Lake Superior, shews how d'fhcuit
it is for community having such peculiar So
cial usages and institutions as the Mormons 10
dwell peaceably in land where they are not
only repudiated but abhorred. colony OF
Mormons, under Jas ]. Strang, their High
Priest, after they were driven from Illinois, es'
tablished themselves on Beaver Island, which
ia part of the county of Emmett, in Michigan.
On the 18th inst. Joshua Miller, the sheriff o.
the county, who is also Mormon, with tw o
canoes and seven men (said to be unarmed J
in each, went to Pine River to summon three
Jurors who had been drawn for the circuit
process was served, the people of Pine River
assailed the Mormons, fred guns at them, and
when they were beyond gun shot, pursued
them in three canoes, keeping up fire upon
them for long distance in the Lake, until they
were rescued by the bark Morgan, which hap
pened fortunately to be sailing by just in the
nick of time. Six of the Mormoas were wound.
ed-for,unately none of them MORALLY. The
captain Of the bark, in his account Of the res
cue, represented them to be severely wounded,
and speaking ofthem as "Lotter Day Saints,
INDUCED the pun thathe believed some of them
to be in their latter days. The captain, how
ever, kindly carried them to their homes in
Beas er Island.
1t is very probable that Srang will have to
follow the others Of his religion, who have
gone to the "Salt Lake" They are not like
| ly to dwell in peace where they are.
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KI0TICE no CREDITORS.-Thec creditors
lV of G M Lsuman a. Co, are hereby notified TO
presept their accounts, PROPERLY AUTHENTICATED,
At our Office corner of Bank and 1lta streets. This
notice will not be continued later than the lst day
of September next after which date, the accounts
of ,hs trust fund will be made up, preparatory to
dividend. WAlooN O. homnEo,
iy 27-2aw6w trustees.
TP1CC1 sACKs, DUCK FROCkS,
n Nc.-PER JAMESTOWN, JULY Gave
have this morning received hne assortment OF
hiack AInseca SACKS white and Drown Duck. Frocks;
pIanter,s Linen Frocks bound striped Union Drill
Frocks do; Grass Bingham do; whlEe Marseilies
Yeats. Slack italian cord DO; English Silk, &c. Gail
AT The Money Saving Institution 81
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN,
No l02 Main street.
Mr. New style white, black and fancy rich en-.
| broidsred and SILK Opera Ties. jy q
N1 IA. COLEMAN, ON Grace str eet, be.
| Nl tween 7th and 9Th, has several desirable
Rooms vacant, suitable for families, which she
would De pleased to have filed. She can also &C.
commodate few more day bosrders.
| jg az WF&S
DT4CKsMITH's SHOP, FIXTURES,
| ID &c FOR SALE.-A Blacksmith Shop with 3
| FORCES and another nearly completed, together
| with All the tools necessary TO conduct 1t; all of
which are nearly nsw and In good order. 10 offered
tor sale. A great bargain may be had upon appli-
cation TO GEO SUMNER,
jy a7N-a No 8. Fifteenth street.
% RCTIFIED WHIsKEY-75 bbls recelv,
~ Ing from steamer, for sale ny
H27 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS having determined to
Il change his business, would say to any person
who wishes to engage In keeping Restaurant that
a good opportunity be afforded ST the Pearl
Street House, to purchase the fixtures complete
The situation is TOO well known to scribe it,
Apply on the premises. AL persons holding claims
against me will hand them ia, so that can make
the necessary arrangements TO have them settled
iY PCT 2. G kIA8ROUGH.
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4 OVERSEES LOAF, CRUSHED AND
IL POWDERED SUGAR-57 packages landing
from steamer, for sale by
jy 81 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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S&Mgzzz NOTiCE.-Those whose names are
SSLxZ enrolled to become members of the Tenn.
KAA perance Military Company about TO De or.
e24aSO ganzed, will meet in the Hall of Aruory
and Tredegar Division, at the Atmory, on Wednes.
day, 9th inst at o'clock, P. Nj. al Sons of Tenn
9ersnce In the city ana its vicinity respectfully
invited to represent On the occasion.
iV 2f-Ztx
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WANTED
ERENCu v01INC 80,

"A FRENCH YOUNG LADY from %
"A who has been Teaching for sewers, go
America who viii give all satisfaction abo1, es,.
city and character, would like 70 fad sjtus,a,ps.
private family, or In q boarding scnaoI psu "a
apply to Miss v. CoNLoN, at Mr. Duquesnss NJ
ssi1ct. IL 2T--1ns
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x~ EXCHANGE AND BANKING
W>-EA HOUSE OF C. w. PURCELL IL Co
The notes Of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank. are redeemed SIS heretofore at par at our
counter.
70 All solvent Washington small notes will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
we caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount small notes dated at Washington
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%NCTIsH ALK.-lI casks '.k1ass lndia Pale
II a,s." imported direct from Liverpool ius,
r.caiysd In store and for sale by
~ a6-3t ScHAER, KOHLER & co.
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70 RCTIFIED WHIsKEY-75 bbls receiv.
~ Ing from steamer, for sale ny
jy27 WILLIAMS T. BROTHER.
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CALT, sALT.-l000 sacks faa Liverpool salt
Sstored al Rockets, for sale by
iy 26-3t SCHAER, K0HLER & co
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ID ICHMOED IRON AND STEEL
HI WORK5.-The subscribers having purchased
the above Works from Messrs Tomokins d Gwynn,
have entered into co-partnership under The frra
and sty lie of JAMES HUNTER e. co, and are
prepared TO manufacture nearly all kinds of Bar,
Band Hoop and Rod lron-all made from the best
selected Scrap Iron. And respectfully solicit q
part of public patronage
JAMES HUNTER
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DRACRLET LOST.-Lost, on Main street,
ID gold bracelet, with thres blue sets. The
finder win be rewarded by leaving 1t at
jy 26-2t JONES T. HARWO0D'S.
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~ ANTED-A white or colored man "a ori-s-
w furniture wagon. Gail a, BgOAn1fs rllse
Die. 18th street above the Market iy Ie1,sl
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NHEMlCAL SOAP TURNER supply OF
v .lde a. Buu's' Improved Chemical Erssive
SOAP, warranted to wan in salt or hard water
For sale oy
iy 81 WILLIAMS a. BROTHER.
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Eile Ugly Club.

A society in W ashington which rejoices
in the cognomen of "the Ugly Club" had
merry time and a dance one evening
last week. Several prizes were distribu.
ted to the homeliest of the company
One young gentleman received knife as
a premium for his ugliness 1t was an
Indifferent and cheap article, but knife
of far better quality was presented to a
candidate uglier than himself, who hailed
from the Washington Star. lie was ad
mitted to be uglier than mud, and is thus
described by the Star; "IIe had head
like pine tree bur, eyes like weasel,
nose like the trunk of an elephant, with a
blacking brush beneath: boots that would
weigh twenty Pounds attached to a body
OF only abont hundred and the graceful
Puck was named Hongh." A beautiful
lady present was honored With the gift of
e ieaden ring, while an ugly one was ia
Sorcd with a circlet of gold.
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The N. ". gEusicai Review
(horul A Advocate,

Is the cheapest and best Musical Paper
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thence-forward it will be published eve.
ry two weeks--on every other Thursday
thereby giving more than twice as much
matter without any increase in PRICE
Each number contains sixteen quarto pa
ges, four of which are new music, consist
ing of glees, hymn tunes, chants, anthems
dedication and holiday pieces, and, il
short, every variety of music adapted tc
purposes of religious worship, to public
occasions, and to the home circle; all o.
which will be a practical character and
such as can be sung by persons of ordi
nary musical attainmcnts. In the Edto
rial department OF the Review are engag.
ed lin addition to Mr.. Cady, the former
EDITOR gentlemen of the highest talent and
ripest musical experience, among whon
are, GEORGE F. RooT, WM. B. BRADBU.
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NJIt is stated that many of the citi
zcns Of New Orleans have provided them
selves with pieces of copper, about si1
inches long and three wide, which they
carry about them as sort of protection
against the cholera. They have been in.
duced to this course by an alledged dis
covery by DIR. Burg, of Paris, who states
that in certain streets of that capital, as
well as in other cities while the cholera
prevailed in almost every other quarter,
every coppersmith retained his usual
health, aud not a cholera case occurred a.
mong them. The copper foundrics in
Paris number thousands of workmen.
scarcely any of whom fell victims to the
cholera of 1882 or of Is49.
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and defraud him out of his property, and
have thus succeeded in procuring from
him q deed of house and lot worth at
least $4,000 to $4,000. Upon the ar
rest of the accused, he was taken before
Justice Osborn and committed to prison
to await examination.
The doctor insisted that he had right
to compromise the assault upon the chas-
tity of his wife for money, and that no
felony had been committed. Thus the
matter stood until Thursday morning, the
9Th inst, when the examination of the ac-
cused was to have taken place. DR.. Sey.
mour, with his counsel, appeared, and
upon inquiry for the complainant, it was
ascertained that he had died three hours
before the assembling of the Court, o.
Asiatic Cholera. Many seem to think
that he committed suicide, but as YET
there are no facts to justify arriving a
such a conclusion. Of course nothing
was done in the matter. The peculiar
circumstances connected with this extra
ordinary affair, and its tragical termlna
ton. render it as dark a chapter in crime
and delusion, as ever was recorded in ro'
nance of fiction.
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Riet and BIO0dShed in Illinois,

Chicago, Dec. ia terrible riot oc.
CURED yesterday, at Lasselle, on the line
of the Illinois Central Railroad, in conse.
quence of a reduction having been made
in the wages of the laborers.
One of the rioters was shot dead upor
the spot by Albert Story, a contractor
on the road. The Office of the latter was
subsequently attacked and plllaged by
the rioters, and Story most brutally mur-
dured. Mrs. Story was also fred upon,
but succeeded in escaping uninjured.
1t is reported that Dunn, the foreman
of Mr.. Story shot nine of the rioters.
The Sheriff arrived at the scene of riot
with posse, and meeting with resistance,
shot one of the Irish laborers dead and
wounded two others. Thirty of the RIO
ters were subsequently, arrested and held
for trial.
The body Of Mr.. Story was horribly
muiilated.
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srthur'S Home Gazette.

\ Prospectus for 1854, of this celc-
brated literary and family paper, has
Just been received at this Office The
Gazette, as family paper, is not sur
passed BY any other journal in the Union
During the year 1854, T. S. ARTHUR
the editor, will publish two original
nouvelletts in the columns of the Gazette
One of these entitled The Angel of the
Household" to be commenced early il
January, and continued through seven oil
eight numbers of the paper. Nothing
low, vulgar or impure is permitted tc
find place in its columns.
The terms of the GAZETTE are fol
single subscribers Two Dollars if paid in
advance. 1t Will be furnished to a club
of % at $50.
Address, I. S. ARTHUR & Co.
No. l07 Walnut ST., Phila