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NIECHANICS' and TRADERS SAVINGS
Nl INSTITUTION Will receive Money Deposit 70
the tenth OF January next upon which Interest VII De paid
from the Frst according 10 their BY Laws They nave
also their Annua Dividend pay1he on the
fist Of January the o: Six Per Cent per sanun on
~ sums 0' Wv WALTER UNDERHILL, President.
JAMES P. HAIGHr. SecretaEy
DEOPLE's BANK, PATERSON.-Receiv-
ers Certifcses OF this Bank wan.ed Also, uncurrent
and sold by READ LArhRoP, NJ. " "AFs''
oyytcr or rHE H,yovIs FIRE INSURANCE Co.
~ u.novsr-sgnare cor of Stone-ss. Dec 81. 1852
nIVIDEND-A Dividend OF ElGHt fEh
IL CENT on the Capital stock OF this Company has
J. V. MARRIOTT, Secretary
oTTioE OF THE PAcIrrc Mail STEAMSHIP CoNrssS'
No 81 SOuth-st, New York, Jan. 4 lSoo' >
4 SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF ten per
N cent !. th. day declared PAYABLE on and after the 10Th
inst until which day the Transfer Boosis closed.
by 0f'e' w IL DAvIDoE, Secretary.
orrleE OF rHE MERcH,Nrs' Issus,NcE CoMp.NT
oy TEE Cry Of NEwloRG, Jan j. lSS
nIVIDEND-1he Directors OF tins Com,
~ pany have this day declared sein.snnnd dividend
OF TEN PER CENT payable on ssd IA Az , te i' INST
GEORGE w. SAVAGE, Secretary
nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors OF the
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company have declared
dividend of per the capital s,oek payable 90 tae
stockholders ofthe company in the City Of New tors on
and AFTER the 10th OF January, 1885 The transfer ~
be closed from the ist TO the lth January by
order OF the Board JOhN bAhEh See'eNS'
DIVID END.-BUILDING ASSOClA-
IL TIONS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY-The d
r,ctors have this day AIRED dividend OF FIVE ~ PER
CENT payable and after 10th January, 1893 to all per
holding stock on TIN, day or 20 tas eSa
December ST. 1853
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CINroN DRAPER No IS Pine 81 or.r.
o6rs.e. vsgisfN 81 Rail oAD BONDS and SNOCNS
also CITY TOWN Ed COUNTY BONDS an.ssss sac6
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Passengers Arrived.

n Ssoss:,iis Tsrtisr rs4 Llser,si-sr Par,oa. ~ a
- ,csrzre.
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California Iteas.

Col. J. Bankhead Magruder, U. S. Army,
did n OF arrive at New York by the Illinois, as
reported, having been detained on the Isihmus,
with several others, awaiting the arrival of his
baggage.
Mr. B. F. Dabner, of Petersburg, Va, was
drowned on The 2Sth of June, while bathing in
the Chagres river.
Holmes, Rogers and Berry had been found
guilty OF committing the robberies at Gorgona
and AsplnWall, upon Col. Ross and others,
and sentenced TO fifteen months Imprisonment
at CaIthagena. After his sentence, Holmes
had succeeded In making his escape.
The ship Carrier Pigeon, from Boston, lost
near San francisco, was insured in Boston on
freight and cargo at fifteen offices for about
Sl0UOOO. The vessel was valued at $54 600.
Jose Borello, Mexican, aged 81 years, was
hung al Stockton in pursuance ct legal sen.
tence, Tor the murder of II. Fl. Jones, com.
united about year ago. He confessed his
rime.
A Chinaman who had stolen $500 at Dry
Town, was handed over to his own country
men, who, after whipping him, under pretex
OF sending him to San Francisco, took hin
aside and shot him through the head.
Sacramento city was unusually healthy
there being only nine deaths f0c the first twt
weeks in June.
The Sonora Herald records the finding il
the heart OF that city, of lump weighing Al
ounces, containing from "a 10 26 ounces o
gold.
The Nevada Journal estimates that 400 In
dams have persisted from The ravages of small
pnx IN that county, during six mOnh his past
But few whites take the Infection.
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An XIV Ak VE xnH n 8ADAAe
-Four Days Later from Eurepe.
New YORK, July 13.-The steamer Arabia
has arrived with Liverpool dates Of July ~
The steamers Canada and Washington had
arrived out.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.-Cotton UNCHANGED:
sales of the week $4,000 bales. The Flour
market is active at an advance for the week
on Is Cd. Canal is quoted at 26s. Corn firm.
Wheat has advanced I'd. Provisions dull.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Turkey has formally demanded an armed in.
PREVENTION of the four great powers. Tn.
French and English fleets were at Tredo.
Neus at the latest advices.
The Russian ultimatum, with Turkeys re-.
lection thereof, reached st. Petersburg on the
oath. Emperor Nicholas assured the English
and French ambassadors, in the strongest Ian.
guage, that the destruction of his fleets would
moi prevent him from invading Turkey. The
fourth division Of the Russian army had been
ordered to enter Moldavia. The Russian force
along the Black Sea amounts to 100000
men.
France offers Turkey $4,000 muskets.
The Gar, it is stated, was CRAFTY enraged
at the conduct Of the Englieh premier.
The Paris Bourse exhibited decline.
The only Chinese news by this arrival
comes in the form Of rumor that the rebels
were marching on Pekin.
1t is stated that Gonzales Bravo will succeed
Calderon in the Spanish Mission at Washing.
tom
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HORRIBLE PARRIcIDE.-The Wabash, Ia,
Express. of The 9Th instant, contains an ac-
count OF deporable event, which took place
few days previous, near Wahoo, in Vigo
county, indiana. Thomas Whitney, aged
90, quarrelled with his son John, aged 80
while both were drinking whiskey. During
the fray, John stabbed his father to the heart.
The old man told John TO take horse and
leave the country, as he did not wish to have
his son hung. The father died, and the son is
an outcast.
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Articles far The Worzd,s Enir.

NEW YORK, July 1l.-Leut. Pease, of the
U. 5. Revenue Service, arrived at New York
on Monday, in the Illinois, bringing with him
some curious articles obtained from the wreck
of Japanese junk, which was cast away near
the Societ. Islands. The articles are intend
ed for exhibition in the Crystal Palace, and in
clude quantity of manufactured goods, pic-
lures and printed documents, and about 200
different specimens of Japanese coins.
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IN Four OF the rioters who aided in pull.
ling down the house of DR.. Wheeler, in New
YORK, where the remains Of human skeleton
were found, have been sentenced to the reni.
ientiary--C. OBrien, for twelve months; Jas.
MADDEN, nine months, and Francis Riley and
James Hall, six months each. Another,
named Jas. Flanagan, was fined 500.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 13.-Flour frm-sales of
$4,000 bbls. at an advance Of from to 12 cts.
per Dbl. on all descriptions. Wheat improved
sales of ~, 900 bushels white Ohio, at 81 %.
bALTIAoRE, July 13.-The markets have an
upward tendency. No sales worth reporting,
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BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has for
b sale 7Es7 s
$1,000 State 6 per cent Stock, "a years to run
from LIST Jan. last
4,0O0 State per cent Stock, having 90 years to
run
5000 State per cent Stock, having IA years to
run
9,l00 James River and Kanawha Bonds, guar
antjed by the State
1900 Bonds of the City of Petersburg, redeema-
BILE 10 1868 f<g
5000 Va Central railroad Co. Bonds, redeema.
Bile 1872
81 shares Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
r R Stock 81 =
IL shares Richmond and Danville r Co Stock.
jy ll-3tMThSa
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rLeeches, Leeches.-The publ

~Leeches, Leeches.-The public ars
hereby informed that | have justhreceived by
Adams g. Co g Express, lot of superior Swedish
Leeches, which will be applied upon the most
reason able terms; can be found at all hours of the
day, at the Hair Dressing Saloon, under the Ame-
ricau Hotel, and at night, on 25th, between Main
and Fran kiln streets.
NB.-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attended
to at the shortest notice.
jy l2 R. G. HQBSOk
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B~ Lola Montez has closed her engage
ment in San Francisco. Her success in q pc
cuniary sense was unprecedented, allowing
her to indulge in some acts of charity.
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EF There are two eat objects of excitement
In our city at present; 10 the high wall adjoin.
ing Kent, Paine Kent's lot ON Main street, and
the other, SIMONS' Dsguerreotypes- Yet mere 10
Pictures-of the former the public, have great
doubts about its standing, while SIMONS' Pictures.
everybody knows, will stand as firm a. the leaning
tower of Pisa. jy13
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Burning ofMe Queen ofMe West.

BUFFALO, July 1lth.-The fine steamer
Queen of the West was burnt TO the waters
edge while lying at Hamilton, Lake Ontario,
on Saturday evening.
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BY Kent, Paine e Kent,

a UOIIVN SALh UF WILLINEHYa n1
a FANCY GooDs.--By virtue OF Deed of
Trust, to me executed, By VIM JSwurds dated the
9Th day OF May, 1883, and recorded in the Hus.
tings Court. Richmond, shall sell ct public auc.
ton, on THURSDAY next the 18th July, 1853. be-
ginning At O'Clock. A NJ, the Stock OF Goods,
Wares and Merchandise, at the store No 225 Broad
Street sF "a 4 bEasss 2@ -
The Stock embraces Bonnets French Flowsrs
Ribbons, Silks and SaiJns; Straw Trimmine.
Gimps, Brsids, Illusion, Bonnet Wires and Frames:
Worked Collars, Edgings, Laces Perfumery.
Combs Blu tsons, Fringes--w with many other desirs.
bic articles. IS q
Also, q lot of Store Fixtures sa
Terms made known at sale. Asas rs &
r R HOWISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE & KKrr. Auc,s.
jy9 :,
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ADJUSTMENTS
eE.@A MILITARY AND CIVIC !

H. MILITARY AND CIVIC n
q Excursion by Moonlieht. :
Inc YUUNG GUARD, Capt. J. q RIczAapsoN. Ia
VIII make their fourth Annual Excursion down y
James River on the splendid Steamer Curtis Peck
Capt John Davis on MONDAY Evening, July 18TH
The Corps will be accompanied by the Richmond
Gornet Band, together with two Cotillon Bsnds.-
The Boat will leave the wharf at Rockets ct 9
O'Clock precisely, and return about IL.
Refreshments at usual city prices.
Tickets for the Excursion, el for gentleman
ano LADY; each additional lady so cents. To be had
OF Messrs Haskins & Libby. or any member of the
Corps, and ut the boat on the evening of the Ex
cursion. -
n b. Should 1t rain on Monday, the Excursion
viii De postponed until Wednesday, July Goth
Nv l9Edtf
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ALBANY, July 1.-THE canal tolls for the
FIRST week Of July, foot up $S5 459, an in
crease over The spending week of last
year Of $4,l93. The total increase thus far is
S42 1913. -
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Progress Of the President.
TRENTON, July l3.-The President arrived
here from Philadelphia this afternoon, and
will remain until to morrow morning.
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BosToN, July 1.-The sioop of wa, Deca.
tur will sail from Charlesiown Navy Yard fol
the fishing grounds in day or two.
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BosToE, July l2.-Samuel r. Glenn, Esq,
one oi tne eohofs Oh inc Times, has been ape
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~ The Washington Star states that il has
Information upon which il relies that Mr.. Blu.
chanan will throw up the mission to London.
he does not wish to exchange bis present
quiet life for the labors and excitement Of the
British capital.
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VALUABLE LOT ON MAIN STREET.
' NEAR TO 18TH STREET, FOR SALE Az
AUCTioN.-lmmediaiely after the sale of the Los
on 3Oth street. will be sold valuable Building Lot
on "Craddocks Hill" fronting 60 feet on The south
side OF Main street. running back on the east line
l6S feet to the lot of Ro McCurdie, bounded on
the easT By the land of Baylor Walker, on the west
by the lot of Col Adsms' est, or q Adsms'
TEBMs.-O One third cash, balances al three end
six months for negotiable notes, infsres1 added and
title retained till last note shall be paid S
jyl2 w GUDDIN Auct
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AUG ZION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
~ WcIliurtou Geddi..

HANDsOMk BDILDING LOTS IN
~. - MANCHESTER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
w, WI be sold on Monday, the 18th day Of My,
LeoS, upon the premises, commencing at o'clock
Qmme distely after the sale Of the Farmers Hotel)
handsome Building Lots on the North side of De-
catar. between Blskely and Warrington strceta
eacn frontna about 20 feet running back about $50
lses on one Of which there stands an old framed
lnese Lots are not only valuable for building
upon but are also vaua able bpcause of the fms hodg
" PRICK clay with which they abound M 40
G. aksMs-onethird each; balance ct and mos.
LOT nes0tlaole notes, interest added aud title re-
'a.nea aii last note shall be paid
Nl4 w GODDIN. Auctr.
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New York. July 12.-The steamer Empire
City, for Havana and New Orleans, sailed to.
day.
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MORTIMORE7S BITTER CORDIAL
III AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-Price. g. per

u L.
N AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-Price, 81 per
Bottle Physicians of the first standing In the
medical profession use and prescribe it as the most
effective Alternative AND BLOOD PURIFIER
suffered from diseases complaints brought on By
sedentary habits exposure INDIGESTION torpid state q
the liver, or impurities of the blood now look upon
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical in it,
healing properties and restoring powers 1t stands
prominent in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia
General Debility and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia
or INDIGESTION Loss Of Appetite Acidity of the Sto.
Heed, Costiveness Irregularities of the Bowel.
Pleurisy Pains Misery in the Side or Region of the
Heart, Flatuency Depression Of Spirits, Papitatop
Of the Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations
Prostitution Of the Nervous System Cold Chilly Sen.
sations, Numbness Of the Flesh or Limbs, Difficult
or Prefuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Diseases OF
the Heart or Affections OF the Lungs, Jaundice Dis
ditien of the Organs Of Nature, which cause painful
Irregularities, especially with Females producina
Debility and Prostration of the Nervous System Pale
alorrimore,s Bitter Cordial
Ii purely vegetable, pleasant to take and perfect,
safe to be used in any state of health even by the
most delicate female OF child. s - ~ = =
r Price one dollar per bottle s4 as
w. V. ALEXANDER Co., Propnetors, No. Bar.
clay street, (Astor House, New York. l.,f-s
u Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
tsm in all its forms, either inammatory, acute 8,
chronic, difference how bad the case or how Iona
standing This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM.
POUND, which is vegetable extract an internal re-
medy prepared expressly for this disease. II has
elready cured thousands who had long been crippes
The evidence is most overwhelming and CONVINCING
given by vast numbers of most respectable 81
tiZens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and Ger
tiicates of your friends and those around YOU who
had long suffered but who have been restored to per
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD & CO, sole Agent.
for Richmond p20
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WANTED.

WANTED, for the balance of the year. q set.
w tied Servant, without incumbrance-one
accustomed TO the House, and who can come well
recommended. Enquire at Mr. PEBBLES, corner
OF lat and Clay streets. iy l4-2t
III ANDS WANTED Wanted, coIored
IL Hands, by the day or month, for which the
highest price will be paid. Those having Hands
to hire will find 1t to their advantage to apply at the
office OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company.
jy6 THOs DoDAMEAD. sup't.
( ,ARPENTERS.-Wsn Wanted to nire TO WORK on
~ mill five or ten Carpenters. For such as
jeso L. D. CRENsHAW 4 CO.
WANTED-A Bread Baker. Apply to
w WM FALCONER,
1e2S III Main street.
WANTED-virginia Fire and Marine In.u.
w ~ 70 5anee Stock by ..cr ,u,usnor
WANTED FOR THE SWEET SPRINGS,
w first rate assistant Man Cock. None
need apply but good one, who can come well re-
commended and has been accustomed to cooking
in public houses. 8G
je15 MACE e. WINSTON.
u MPLOYMENT.-3 Hans 8, who are &C.
IA customed to manufacturing Costa, Pants and
Vests, can have constant employment on applica
KENT, PAINE & KENTs,
my 80 No IL Fourteenth street.
FOR NRW YORK via NORFOLK.
u. s.. MAIL LIME.
Leaves regularly spey Friday EDenias, at Jfa&r.
O'Clock, G a s5eN
By the favorite side.Wheel Ocean Steamship,
ROANOKE.
fEsG The Roanoke will receive freight
S&&&6s To day, al 10 o'clock, and ~ to the
n0ur OF O'clock NJ, Friday, the 18th instant
Passengers are requested 10 be on board before the
hour of departure, 4 O'Clock M, Friday.
Tickets and berths can be secured at our Office,
South side of the Basin.
Passengers taking tais ship for Norfolk, will be
charged the same as by the River Boats.
jY H-2t e LUDLAM d. WATSON.
r.-nAzgA NEW LINE UE COACH.
&&&kSSS1sA4ks al ES FROM STANTON TO THE
dOT AsD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs.-vIs
tors to the Virginia Springs, and the public gen;
orally, are Informed tpat the new and splendid
Coaches of the HOT SPRINGS LINE which will be
run tri weekly during the Springs season, will
leave stanton and the White Sulphur for the
Hot Springs, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and will leave the Hot Syringe fer those
places on the alternate days The night stand from
Stsuuton and the White Sulphur will be a. the Hot
Springs. eA -
Passengers will be conveyed speedily,
comfortably, and with oil night travel.
Fare from Staunton to the w hte Sulphur, s5 ST.
to the Hot and Warm Springs each s. 81; 10 the
Bath and Alum, 90.
An extra Coach will be kept at the Bot Springs,
ThoIe who wish to take this line will remember
to pay through on the Central line only to
stanton.
For seats, apply a. wood~ard's Hotel in s,aun-
ton. E tn. GOODE.
Hot Springs, July 10, 1853. jy l4-2m
asalksr-,nTSzuk FOR LYNCHRURG.-B
DESPATCH, Capt Cook, 10
now receiving freight for Lynchburg and will leave
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By WeIlington Goddin,

III AND 50 ID BUILDING LOTS ON
- CHURCH HILL, ON GRACE 3GrH AND
18th STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
VIM be sold on Thursday Afternoon. the
l4sh July. 1853, upon the premises. commencing az
o O'Clock, very valuable building Lot on the south
:loe OF Trace, between 2ssh and 18th streets, adj
joining MTs Bretts residence fronting IS feet run.
ming back $50 feet to an alley; also l43 feet of
ground on the west line of Both, between Main and
franklin streets running back 1876 feet to an alley
Alter which, will be sold 92x feet OF ground on
the west line OF 9th street. to street. (beina
part OF square No. SO in Adams addition running
back l25 ieet to an alley. M ~ -
TERMs-Onethrd cash, balance at three and six
months, for negotiable notes, interest added secu.
RED by trust deed, or title retained ill ihs last note
10 paid. -
jy It'd w GODDIN. Auctr.
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by X. Cauthorn.

a BACCO. TOBACCO STEMS. ON Is<nN
LUMBER, &c. AT AUCTION.-Will be soId on
saturday. the 10th July next st 9 o'clock, AZ the
Tobacco Fsctory of James Thomas, Jr, ESQ, on the
corner q Ccry and 9TH streets large quantity Of
large lot OF old Iron, and quantity of Mapure.
being burnt Tobacco. and well adapted to eardens.
ine whole VIII be sold in lots to suit purchasers
IKaMs-Four months credit for ali sums over
jyl4 - R. cAUTHoRN
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Three hundred head of choice fat cattle passed
throueh Wheeling on Saturday lest, en- route for
New York
Purchases 10 the amount of about 90, 600 bbls had
been made of American -four in London for french
account.
Motile Register, was drowned on the 4th, while
bathing.
Lieut. Henry Ellest, New Yor volunteer in
the Aexcan War, diedon sunday. s
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4 nsF OhIANV TO BLACkSMlTHS.
L MACHlNISTS, &C, &c.-The subscribers hav.
ing sold thei- Richmond Iron and Steel Works, Of
Ter for sale privately, until the l4h day of July
next, their entire stock of bar iron hoops bauds,
crow bars, hinges, &c &c 1skg
II comprises alarge assortment of superior iron,
and will be sold ia large or small quantities to re-
spousbe customers, upon accommodating terms
Such OF the stock AZ may remain unsoId at the
expiration of this month will be offered at auction
on Friday. the 18th day of July next, at l0AM
ie22-d&c tdss TOMPKINS d GWYNN gs
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l,II.TsSt FOR LYNCHBURG.-Boa
DESPATCH, Capt A + Cook, is
now receiving freight for Lynchburg, and will leave
soon as navigation opens. aa sa
iv 1T ---.... .-.--Ls LEE
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By Davenpert. Allen q Co.

BY DavenDort, Allen & Co.
STOCK Or. GhOCEkIKS AT AUG.
y TlON-On Friday, 18Th July, we will cell at
81 O'Clock, at the store occupied by Mr. r M Crump,
Agent, No So West Main street.
The stock OF Groceries snd Store Fixtures
TRRMs.-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
jv II DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co, Aucts.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received fine as.
sortment OF Colts and Aliens Repeating Pistols.
The construction of these Pistols is extremely
simple They can be drawn from the pocket and
used with one hand without the loss of moment
Six shots can be fred as fast as man can crook
his finger
All In want of the above Pistols can save money
by calling on the subscriber doors above the
City HOTEL before purchasing. $3.50
s7 JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer of Guns, Pistols, Rifles, &c.
N 1G-6
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Ii FOX ANTWERP.-Th a Barque
SsssaHAHNEMANN, Capt Watt, will load for the
ABOVE port without delay. For freight of 100 hhds
Tobacco, apply to BEV. CLOPTON.
jv l2-1w*
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ID ETAIL GROCERY FOR SALE.-The
HI subscriber, intending to make change in his
business offers for sale for cash, the stock and fix
lures of his Grocery situated in pleasant part Of
the city, which has good run of city and country
trade.
ANY one wishing to commence business would
do web to purchase.
/, JAMES HARDIE,
iv l3-2t* Union HILL
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NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERSHIP.
IN WELLINGTON GODDIN having associated
with him in his business of Auctioneer for the sale
of real estate, Mr. JAMES l. APPERS ON, they will
conduct the ssid business hereafter, under the firm
of GODDIN d. APPERSoN.
w. GODDIN,
J. L. APPERsON.
Richuond, June 9th, 1853. jy 1876
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

ron THE DAILY DIsP1Tcn
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GARTKE's SPANISH MIXTURE, fol
purifying the blood, &c, for sale by
JAS D THOMAS, Druggist,
3elo OpRoAits Old MAxkst FrAnkbR -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-14

II In consequence of the incltmency of the
weather. the sale Of the above Fern has been post
ponedto Thursday, the 18th inst If fair If NOT the
next fair day.
The sale Of the Stock will take place the next day
thereafter, commencing at IL O'Clock, A. M.
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