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FOR RENT.
p UNION HOTEL FOR RENT or

WA UNIUN HUTEL FUR KENT OR
I'll LeBse.-The above Hotel is for rent Of
lease IL is situated in the city of Richmond at tn,
corner of Main and 10Th streets quite near 10 ths
Dock which is soon 10 be completed and very con
venient to the Depots of the Danvile and Centra
Railroads.
The Hotel was thoroughly altered and repaired
about two years ego, and Ia now in the most perfec
order, 1t has accommodations equal to any uthel
Hotel in this city, and presents fat,erng induce
ments to any one disposed to engage in Hotel keep
ing.
Richmond is daily increasing In wealth and popu
laion and the location of this Hotel, in a part O
the city where business ia 81 on to centre. recon
mends it to those who may wish to engage in ,h,
business The rent will be reasonable TO q gooC
tenant. Apply to
iny2 TOLER e. COOK, Agents
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DREVATE PRACTICE.-Dr. PLUME .
L co. may be consulted, confdendally, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Gsndular Swellings or en-
lsrgenents Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plaints termed female diseases. The advertisers
Invite attention to their chemical extract of Wil6
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, TO give tone and vieor 10 certain
abused aud debtateG organs, well as to Ienovate
system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly At
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex
ehangs Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond, Virgins ap 15-d&w
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SCOTCH AND MANCHESTER.- - Jus,
~ received
Best Manchester Gingham
Superior Scotch Solid Plaid Gingham
Do French Plaid and Striped Gingasm
Searsucker and Chsmbry Gingham
French Pruts, second supply
White Brilliants, new and pretty
Manila Corded Skirts
Shirt Muslin, white, black and colored
Parasols and Umbrellas, full supply
Furniture Dimity and Msrseilles Quilts
With other goods for families
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
nlyl9 99 Main street.
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e KILLING OFF AT CUsT.-A GREAT
- CHANCE TO SAVE 90 PER CENT. AT II
ROSENFELD'S, No IT'S BROAD STREET.
Having determ ned TO make a change in my bust
meas the present Summer will, from this day,
offer my entire stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles at and below cost, tor cash. is too te.
dOus 10 enumerate the different styles of Goods -
ALI he asks is a call, and you satisfy yourself
Call early, before the Goods are picked over. Do
not forget the name and place
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4 ttHEMICALs, &C. Quinlne Morphine,
~ Sautonine Sascine, Aconotine, Veratrine,
strychnine Valerianate of Iron, Valerisnate of
Zinc, Perresquintrste of Iron, Iron by Hydrogen,
Oxide of Silver Chloride Of Silver, Chloride of
Gold, Iodide of Potash, Bi Carb Potash. Potassium
(Metal0 &C. &c. For sale by ]. B. WOOD,
my 10 Corner above City HOTEL
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JCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY.

I Is. LGCh,
u. STOCK ana LAND WARRANT AGENCY.
GOVERNOR STREET.
Stocks bought and ssld on Commission. The
highest puce paid for Land Warrants.
Joid and silver Wanted.
~ pize tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lot
teries under the management OF r France d. Co,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative 10 the business of X. France Il Co, ad
dressed to them at Richmond, will meet with
prompt attention. $780,
mp2 y. b. LUCh.
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r ADIES' DRESS GOODS in every style
Ia and variety, such as Silk Tissues, Bareges, Ba.
rege de LANES, Lawns, Lustres and Alpacas, and
mourning goods generally, closing out at unusual
low figures at
MILLHISER e. BRO,
my94 1913 Broad street.
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my 24t7Jy

GUNNER UNUEk CLOTHING FOR
~ GENTLEMEN.-W. F. OVERS has on hand
a handsome assortment of silk thread, cotton,
gauze and linen Under Shirts and Drawers; also,
linen and cotton Shirts of superior make, and of
Danskins celebrated pattern, which are warranted
to tti together with handsome assortment OF
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravsts, Opera Ties, Canes, Um-
brelias, Pore Monnsics, &c &c, suitable for gen.
Gemen, OF the most fashionable and desirable
kinds.
EET Gentemens' measures taken Shirts and
Collars made to order w. F. OWENS,
ayA-lm* Opposite American Hotel.
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&ODA WATER.-Thes subscribers fountain In
~ now open, where may be enjoyed at all hours
cious beverage, with the following fayors: Lemon.
Pine Apple, Orgeat Sarssparilla, Scherbet, Straw.
berry, Ginger, Non Pareil, &c.
JB WOOD,
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MADAME BISHOP IN CoURr THE Lynchburg
Express gives an amusing account of visit of
Anna Bishop to the Mayors Court Of Lynchburg,
on Saturday last, to answer summons brought
against ber by one of the servants engaged at her
asst Concerts, to attend her behind the stage. She
was accompanied by the portly Bochsa, and fol-
lowed by numerous and appreciative audence.-
The affair for which Madame Bishop was summon
ed was an attempt at extorticn, and his Honor
gave anstanter verdict in her favor She then
bowed to the Mayor, bowed to the crowd, as grace
iuiiy as she does on the stage and left the Court
followed by Bochsa, who looked as proud as if he
| intended to canvass the district for the Commis.
slonership ct the Board of Public Works.
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| ERESH MAY BUTTER.-Just received
| 4 per steamship Roanoke supply for this week
of prime May Butter, fresh from the churn, for
| sale by HULST & KING.
! my l8 Franklin st Old Market
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A CARD.-The subscriber would announce to
n his country friends that they will find him at
MrJacob A Levys Dry Goods store, opposite the
City Hotel. They will please call on him. He fat.
tiers himself that he can offer them greater induce
ments to buy than can be metwith elsewhere.
mv23 THADDEUS d GOODE.
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.RTES,
ed from
ries of
|ibeu L.
I toned
|Rts-snd
and IN.
be sur.
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ENAMELED CLOTH.-Received per schr
1L Merchant. Enameled Cloth, 4, 5 and quarters
wide, plain, drill and figured; also, enameled Duck,
4, 5 and quarters wide For sale by
LEW g. TAYLOR,
my18 10 Main street.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The morning papers, as Is customary upon the
dawn of election days contain the usual amount Of
political articles of accusative, defensive, ag.
gressive suggestive. nominative discriminaiive and
laudatory character. We congratulate our cotem'
porares upon the resi- lite with which they will now
be favored from the stormy labors of partzanship.
and welcome them back again to the full exercise
off more peaceful and less painful empoyments
of chronicling the onward progress Of the arts and
sciences, and suggesting and advocating new
schemes for the moral and commercial advance
ment of our people.
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SETHITE LINEN COATS.-Just received
w per Roanoke, lot of Heavy White Linen
Goats beautiful article. Call and supply your
selves. s MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
nv lS No ll2 Main street
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Z meGag
IL and
9 the
They
| nth the
I'D are
7Eeand
ecisted
seldom
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CODA WATER, COLD AND sPAk kk-
~ LlNG.-We have opened our Soda Foun.
tain, and invite friends to call and see it, We
Strawberry, Vanilla, Ginger, Pepper, Orgeat ana
Sarsaparilla.
nv 20 GRUBBS g. APPERSON
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|ITURE
d, Wal.
$: style;
ia this
y hand
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MELLS, BOOK ON BAPTISN.-5O
lu copies of Professor Wells Book on Baptism,
its modes and subjects, just received and for sale
at the Baptist Book Store. The Baptist Society
need only to be informed that this Book is from
the pen of Fl Nell Professor of Greek and Latin
in Mercer University Ga.
my2O CHAS WORTHAM, Depositary
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WHITE GOODS FOK GENT..-kFFP
w COOL AND LOOK NICE.-White Mar.
seilles Vests, White Pants, of Navy Drill, Russia
Drill and an entirely new article of Basket Drill
Pants, very superior. Also, White Grass Coats
White Navy Drill Goats, new style. Call on
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN,
mv7 No 102 Main strest
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4 keeps
|Rns and
ers left
? sfound,
or sf
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UdINHys IVGW IDfA
Sold 4 Richmond by ADlE IL GRAY,
iaG-6m 147 Main street
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ELIGIRLE BUILDING LOT for sale on
- Gun street, near Leigh, and nearly opposite
"hiIIsp City Springs, having 80 feet front BY 100
IN depn TO On alley This is considered one of the
most desirable lots in the yicinity liberal credit
will be given. Title indisputable.
ap 2S-ln w. GoDDIH.
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AMEs BROADRICk 81 CO., practical
BLACKSMlTHS, between the Danville Rail-
road Depot and Haxalls Mills-all sorts of con.
tractors tools made to order, such as Picks, Jump.
ers, Churn Drills, Hand Drills, Hand Hammers,
Striking Hammers, and every tool used by CON
tractors.
All sorts of Wagon. work, Horse. shoeing, and
everything in the Blacksmith line. All work done
by US, will be warranted equal to any done else.
where. an 93-2m
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'tk OF
Plane
NASH
alg been
Plane
= Ia thts
aasort.
South
instru.
'erience
llencies
|ortes-
|tion, or
yfnish.
u Music
Guitar
|fers.
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IRON AND STEEL sTORE.-l5e tons
Il Tredegar, Sweeds Country and English Iron,
com yrising full assortment of all sorts and sizes
Is tons Nailor's Cast, German and English and
American Blistered Steel
Roofing, Cross and Single Tin Plate; Block Tn,
Bar Lead, Zinc, Spelter, Sheet and Hoop lron,stor
sale by
mvlO EDWIN WORTHAM co.
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ENRESH VANILLA BEANS.-One case
l. Prime Vanilla Beans. Also, extra Vanilla
Rose, Almond, Peach, &c, for aavoring Ice Cream
for sale by PURCELL, LADD e. CO,
nv 10 DRUGGISTS 90 Main ar
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TEOBACCO CHEWERs.-Oyler and An-
l. dersons Qynchburg) California Gold Bar and
Ne Plus Ultra Chewing Tobacco, In and IL lb
cases. Just received and for sale by
SAML AYRES,
Caru sfreet apnosffe (ynluunhi IN Hofa
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

Wings Of Gaesgis have no power to restrain
the Freesoil Wings from agitation by admins
tsring the sacramsnfal sop Of ofIics to them.
We are satisfied that the signs portend novel
and impDrtant combinations Of party. against
which tAoss who are not satisfied may rail or
remoasttate without effect When the thun-
der Of popular warfare arises, the voice Of the
political partisan is inaudble
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

JUDGE WARNER REsIGNED.-Hon. Hiram War
ner, judge of the supreme court of Georgia, has
resigned his office, and Hon. Ebenezer Starnes
has been rendered the appointment The Hon.
Andrew J. Miller has been appointed to the bench
of the Supreme Court, vacated by the promotion
of Judge Starnes
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

A FIRE IN DISMAL SWAMI, in the lower part of
Virginia, has been raging for some days. The
fire was visible at Norfolk, twenty-five miles dis
tant, and the smoke much annoyed that and other
surrounding localities
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

The Fredericksburg (Va.) .Ns,cs, Wing semi
weekly paper, has been purchased by A. Alexan-
der Little, esq, who is now the sole editor and
proprietor. The retiring editor says that the rep
hiatiep Of Mr.. Little ripe scholar, his fealty
TO Wing principles, and his invincble energy, are
guarantees that the .Nt,cs, under his control, will
fully maintain its former position among the Wing
journals of Virginia.
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European News.

The arrival Of the steamer Atlantic at New
York furnishes four days later intelligence
from Europe, sketch Of which will be found
under osr telegraPbic head.
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x DEPARTURE OF THE BALrIc.--Thc United
States mail steamship Baltic, Captain Comstock,
left her wharf at Canal street at twelve o'clock
to-day for Liverpool. She carried out one hun
dred and sevonty-fve passengers, among whom
and Mr.. J. II. Barton, of Philadelphia, and $205,-
1872 in American gold ingots ON freight "
fr Crt T.Nc,p York Epeninq Post 9th
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Corr2N FALSELY PAcKEp.-The Memphis En-
quirer saws that d treat deal of cotton, falsely
paeked, was shipped from tina: port the past sea-
son, one bale of which was returned TO the COM
mission merchant few days since at Memphis,
who suffers loss Of $48 on the bale, unless he
should be able to recover from the planter,
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

THE PApAL NUNcIo AT PARIS, Monseigneur
Antonio Garibaldi, Bishop of Mira, died on the
18th of June, with apoplexy, while conversng
with his friends,
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THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Philadelphia, Will
mpgton, and Baltimore railroad met at Whining
ton on the Goth June, when they accepted unan-
mously the act of the Legislature of Maryland,
ceding to them the right Of building bridge over
tho Susquehnnna, for which purpose they resolved
to issue new stock at $40 per share
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Mr.. WISE, who is dubbed professor, (of bal
looms, we suppose,) was to have made an mrial
ascension at Pittsburgh on the 4th instant but his
balloon not having been sufficiently inflated, he
failed to go up. A Mr.. Kinney was blamed for
the failure. The mob, as is usual on such occa-
sions, was disposed to be unruly.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

For CoNGREss.-Hon. Richard J. Bowie, Gen.
Thomas F. Bowie, and DR.. Joseph Isaac Duvall,
have been severally named by their friends as
suitable persons to receive the Wing nomination
for Congress in the sixth district of Maryland.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

GENERAL A. BARNARD, an old companion in
arms of General Riley, is at Cleveland, under
treatment for cancerous affection similar to that
which caused the death of that gallant officer.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

DEATH OF JUICE TALMFERRo.-Th Lynch.
burg Vi,ginian of Wednesday announces with
deep regret the death of Judge Norbourne M.
Talaferro, Of the Bedford circuit, which occurred
at his residence, near Franklin Court House, a few
days since. Judge T. was universally esteemed
for his virtues man, and his probity and abili-
ty as public officer. His death will be widely
and deeply deplored. tid 14E soes
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Rev. DR.. AcHrLLI, we'll known for his contro-
versy with Rev. DIR. Newman, has arrived at New
York from Liverpool. ma
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The official majority Of Smith over Snowden
IN the late election in the seventh district of Vir-
ginia il 29l.
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1853.

N h4Fa WASHINGTON, July 10, 1853.
The President pays weekly visits to the Depart
ments, drops into the Offices Of tho heads Of bu-
reaus, and, so far his time will permit, makes
himself acquainted with the business and practi-
cal operations of the several coordinate branches
of the Governments practice which everybody
will commend, and which will lead the people to
believe that he will endeavor to stake care that
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

Ex-PREsIDENT TYLER's HEALTH.-In correc-
ton of certain rumors to the contrary, the New
York Herald is authorized to state that the only
alment of ex-President John Tyler is the natural
nfirmity of approaching age, and that otherwise
his health is good as it has been for some years
past. * .
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LIGHTNING RoDs.-The Scientific .4merican, in
some remarks on this subject, givos the following
as the essentials of an effectual rod:
ga thick iron or copper rod extending above
the highest part of house, continuous in its con-
nexion, perfectly insulated, kept separate and dis
tant from any large metallic body, and tcrmina-
ting in moist part of the earth, such pool
or well, is perfect lightning conductor"
The same journal says that copper is preferable
to iron, though it is somewhat more expensive.
Where the chimneys of a house not near to-
gethcr, branch rods pointed with gold should run
from each to a common stem.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-11

A SKPENNY SAVINGS INSTITUTION has been
chartered and has gone into operation in New
York, where deposits as small as five cents are
received. Zadock Pratt is president, and John
A. Dix and number of other names equally re-
spectacle in a pecuniary point of view are in
cluded in its list of directors.
< When are we to have chartered Savings In
stitution in Washington
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Correspondence ofthe ~ Y. Journal Of Commerce

WILMINGTON, Thursday, July z.
1t is said that Mr.. Borland will soon proceed
upon his mission to Central America, and that
vessel Of war is waiting for him at Pensacola But
as he has not resigned his senatorship it may be
doubted whether he intends to go 1t is said, how
ever, that he is holding back his resignation with
a view to the selection of his successor. Further
learn, in regard to his plan, that he does not in
tend to remain long in Central America, and will
return in a year, and run again for the Senate 1t
may be of Importance therefore, for his purposes,
that his successor should agree to give up his seat
to him upon demand. hIoL -..Ll.
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TABLE WARE FOR THE WHITE HousE.--A SUI
perb breakfast, dinner, dessert, and tea service,
has just been completed by Messrs. Haughwout s.
Daley, together with full set of richly-cut and
engraved table-glass, got up to the special order
of General Pierce, President of the United States
The exquisite manner in which these goods are
finished would do credit to any of the royal porcc-
lain and glass manufactures of Europe. 1t is a
matter pride and selfcongratulation that to one
of our citizens is accorded the honor Of supplying
the first fancy decorated american service Of China
ever made for the White House. When samples
of European and American manufacture were sub
mitted to Mrs. Pierce for selections she expressed
decided preference for the latter, as being in
better taste, and more elegant. The mnnufac-
tures, and especially the late firm of Woram &
Haughwout, and their two managing artists.
Messrs. Maddox s. Leigh, are in some measure
rewarded for the great efforts that have been
made and expense incurred in bringing this
branch of the fine arts (hitherto cultivated with
greatest in foreign countries) to such de-
gree of perfection. The dining service numbers
45O pieces, and the glass, ffty-fve dozen The
whole cost is 81, 500.-.N Y, Jour, Conn.,, 9th
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The New York EveaiAg Post u iaeetious
over the Unions late quasi bull Of exoommu-
nication, and thinks that the organ has under
taken m extensive work in exscindipq the
Freesoil prints Of the State of New York from
the true Democratic church. We quote the
Posts remarks:
A HEAVY jos FOR Hor WEArHER-The
for itself Our example, in publishing the edict
of political communication Illuminated against
US by the Union the other day, has been followed
by the Albany .4gus, which expresses its surprise
and regret that the edict did not include a large
number ofjournals in this State, quite as desery-
ing of such fate the Buffalo Republic or the
Evening Post. The .argus adds:
"We allude to such prints as the ALBANY Atlas,
Oswego Palladium, st Lawrence Republican,
ct ceiera ct cetera, all of them heretica and hy-
pocritical the Epening Post and Republic, and
to such partisans as are represented by those ex-
traordinary Democrats in the Assembly of this
State, who when invited to unite in an express
sion of approval of the salient doctrines and
avowals of the Inaugural, ran out Of the House,
headed by the speaker, to evade the vote!"
The Union will see here how one good-naturcd
thing draws on the necessity of doing another
Those who scribble for that print must grid up
their lons, and 60 to work in earnest There is
great deal for them to do Here are forty or fifty
journals to be turned out of the Democratic party;
a,arge number of Democratic members Of the
New York Legislature, and all the immense con-
stituency of these members. There is work
enough of this sort to keep the Union busy till the
next meeting of Congress, and it is heavy work
for hot weather. Perhaps the Argus will tighten
the labor by furnishing list of the heretcal jour
nails alluded to in the two ct ceteras, and in pre-
pairing articles of denuncaton and excelsior against
the petty offenders, leaving the Union to pro-
nounce sentence upon the more hardened and au-
dacious enemies. By this friendly division of
labor the task may, according to our computations
be finished about the end of dog days. ~
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WHERE WAS THE DECLARATION OF INDEpEN-
DENcE WRITTEN1This is question which has
excited much discussion. The following letter
from Mr.. Jefferson settles the question. The
house he desgnates is at the corner Of Seventh
and High Cor Market) streets, Philadelphia, the
lower story of which is now occupied as cloth
office. ~ -. - -. r.e