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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

BRrA8ISG GROUND = he contract
or For the Nashville end of the louis
vi le and Nashville Railroad, Mr.
brigham comm need work a day 81
twp since, with small force, on the
lal d ofNym. Foster. The contractor
cx| poets to increase his force in il few
d. Is. AMI to proce d With the work
wi th yigor and rapi,lit J. = Lott G5lt-
,ffdr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
The suLPHuRL WE'LL,

ESpnu oirsl for subscribers hnd ARA iscra er's
haTr llean made To get tS ton h.is~clacl,,
or |'th casrlages- Terms thu same a%llast wear
50 for q l;mily ( for a single ticket, \
family ticket twill be RENE imhcred.i is hSr ol,e
fimilt pulr To- who's, usc N @ water nah he
carried away in any reasonable qustiit,t. II
fuu!isif..i 10 q second family, tw1 Tickets VIII
b. ch4rgfi. individuals arriving The after
nom the web viii be chaFgcl for a famRi
tiGkst. Us tlI. proprietor Wishes I'd preserve
his fruit ihr h;s own use, he hopes II vii not
be fonsi,l bred as Included ia the ceIpir;t' f'r
sulphur Water. IJuae > Z. HILL.
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s.ses1 sss -99sss "a !
j. w. IFoRMW ALT & CO.,
FAYETTEVILLE TENN,
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn

IA RE now prepared to Execute dn.worB i
n their line, in rs corn plete m3nuers /
can he done n any other sEalfiSliIleft IA Obj
State cheapfor Cash. III ire is NJ iIecesBit
Of sending abroad 10 have Anything iloIiel IN od
line, as we have GoopsurpAY Iof "a eF: Sop
pes, and can and will wotk Iia ulb, III astyl
e5lal to aslg one, l.heneverlil sir41 All kin5
Of RcpairisE done ID SUPERIOR mamie
at short notice, on moderate Edlns.
+, ps. 4 185B B,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

tfY !rHfiiuN-
S. 3. OATNAN.
Secretary II SlG1n's Marble Factory

Sor rH NAsnrdflLi, 4nne 27,1853.
De J. MTrelF gLI.-Sir: BENG impressed
ike IN my are r tive 20 I,l''licinas betii any
resemblance 20 7ltcnts-iaa' they ayfi for the
most part 'mHdsltion, Or hniihHe Was tarly
N forming cone nSors Favorable t'' your med
'eines; but sceits Their effect on a most dooi
3eighbor, was 5iHcel to tiv tA,ll dria nc-,ro
5lri heing atiedtea with Rhenta !tism in hei
Adlia and foot. Having tried other Physician.
with no real bcdeft | uBed v6ur BkvlParfEe7.
and Bherulttic E',s,ort, which li:,A th.. desired
effect Of satisfactorily chr;ie The girl, after az
illness Of several months
! can recommend i = the afflicted, asamel
lci'c worthy 'h9 high St praise ard a; Jesst fol
the above dise.l4ss no imposition.
Respectfully.
". IT, WII4NiNS0N
Ii. z 81
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Health

Health
In some pat3s Of this tointy, the
fever and fax have committed seri-
Gus rayagcs. We are pleased to
learn, however, that sickness oi Sc
riops character is on the dec rease- II
This is owing. in no small degree,
probably, to th e increased | rldenee
Of the peonle III eating. VI hiIo the
sia,nacl IS being eorged with hete-
rogeneous miss Of indigesdb bic food
sickness may be reasonably dxpected
TIL useless III pray for health, il IA,
appetite is to We arpeased wit every
ching an4 anything that g feet4 The
ieyd
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Chr MllIlhrts --Iufr1t Natps

C1xcrxxl IT, oulo. -Flour-sles 400 bbls
At S4@i X, hnarket steady: Whisky POS
sslies SOD blds hneSg PORK at SI4; Cheese firm
at SO8i5 II Sdgar continues active, 100 hid
sold at 4'.t@$s4. 10 change in other arti-
cles.
New OH rAks LA--Twenty-fye hundred
bales Of Ccttol were sold during the week
! in New Orle ans MidIlng was quoted at 1881
cents Tho stock on hand as asccrtained by
actual count, WIS 5000 bales.
| New YoH,K. IL+-5oo bbs. mess pork sold at
SIS so; Prime Sl3 % Lard dull, in bbls
.9l3 @95a.
CnARLEsfov, s. {. -Cotton--sales footed
35s bales at 1ofb ole. the principal part at
the latter figure.
Aueu STA -Cotton-our market re-
mains nd ucl, in the same condition as noticed
by MS fort th4 past two months The sales du-
ring past wdek will not exceed $50 bales
There is i tel demand for Middling Fair
at10iSc. A crIp lot Of % bales sold this week
Bacpu-Ther9 is a very little good Bacon in
mhrket and hblders Of this descriptions are
asking high prid es OF tainted meat THE mar
kdt is we'll supplied and it is selling at Ill pri-
ceF from % mp Good clear aud ribheFl sides /
are worth 9@9ls 3D. Shoulders 7ls@S, and \
hams 11@12lI by the quantity. 4
Corll-Rrces still tend downward We |.
ave heard of sales this week at G0c, sacks in 4
auici, from Railroad. This price we do not \
link could be obtained at the present time Ill
From stores ii IS retailing At at 6ja zoe
ool-ThnreIis some demand for this arti-
IT, Planters Wal find it TO Their interest to II
axe their \ oo bad send il to this market for
ale; if ear .fullE handled, and dashed, it will
eadilv bring 2%@P0e
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

Holm Dbyle WAS attack@d by ap-
orlnvv II Baltimore, on Monday,
and his life only saved, by Opening a
;nsular vein and extracting eighty
ounces Of blood
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IMP brta.lt 10 Shareholders.
FAYETTEVILLE. TENN

fAB. MORRIS having permanently Id catet
~ in NASHVILLE. respectfully ttndcFs hi
services to thesufier Ii K public. 81 ,fudi, u
eers, GIN 4,s, litter flil Rhf IIos2asI treated il
a 5cie tificmanner- M4dicinsS gentle, but ac-
tive and effective their use being attended
with 4o unpleasant Consequences whatever. re-
quiring no restriction or hjn,lranee from or,ti-
nary business pursuits. He wishes It under
stood that he has settled IN your midst, not
forthd purpose of Iiumbug,ing or imposing
npon You, hut to relidve those who Inay b. suf-
fering with diseases which are DESTROYING by
Piecemeal many of your deserving and useful
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

Col. Bliss, som in law of Gene raj
TAYLoR, died on Friday at Pascagpu-
ID, La., Of yellow fever
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25
WILSON 4 FORM WALT.

y S.-W e are hlso, ready tonlske Coliins,
at anv timk on sh Irt notice, from tile finest to
common; Trimmed III any style wished. and de-
liver them in our hew EiearSc, in any part Of
this county, without any extra charge: Gall
and see. al the id stand Thankful foFpast
favers. wekolicit'a continuance.
Auk. H. 1S53-1v. W. K +.
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BkssssEa Sazg.

r%tH WI have just re5ived anil have
sisss naw store, l0oOihls 49, b. s,lt
!FVANS & GrtyfNfNCS.
My 20 Saelbr,il.a, Penn
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]. E. RAROTEAu &ICo.,
CARRIAGE MANUFA CfURERS.

CAR RlAGE |MANllFA ACT URERS.
FIIE7SEILLE. FEjN
EYTE respectfully announce to Ishe ciii4 crs
w of Lincoln and the a@Soiuiug d,uutics
that VIE arc low IL fail opcrt on at DOR Ew
EUfLHizr; near the northeast cotucr Of the
Public plarc, where We intc4 ri kIcping M
stwtlE on hand, and building td order, luv
description Of Carriage. Il ~ hfcsf 1,4I
paR FFaanei sycy, oa p ssyiytm fk.sh,,
which Uill be sid low foecisl b, ID on time 10
lunc' hal men.
Wc.use the vcrv best matofial, and employ
bore b'it competent workIa,i, and any I'D
>oi y; n> f3iiin. bv fir usage either ftom lAl
workmanship 81 material Will be rEl@ifed FIiEE
oF cHAHGa.
Persons wshir- to mly Joull do wrhl h.
cN mime olr work and I,rirc before Iureh.As-
ING elsewhere, rs We th K tlEcy Hiil rolaIpIre
fwoTa'v with any similar cst 4hlisamcf,t ii Dc
State. Repairing neatly executed at 4bert
notice, and on reasonable tcrhs Order5 re-
pcctfuly solicited and promptly filed
y. r. We have secured the sole rig4 qf
making and using Pvron's patent Life srss-
serving snimaiesrec. e releasing lI,rscs
fsom CARRIAGES. for the ccuntirJof iiuco3n bod
ford and Marshall, and are loyI lrcpar.t to.fur-
ui-h rew Carriages with the improvement o.
attarh it 10 obi ones, upon very r,'so1 Alle
terms. JW.e2i 1853
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CONN IND SEE!!

tSNlE sub FoFi9dT ), have q hand , at ssS
and Will hefeal;eF keeY, one OF the s@Fs4+s
lirrest. finekt, abb cheapest assortinents at
Furni.ure evHr!brought TO this llhce, cJn-
sistih.. I'M patti of IsEgic;tus, OF all Styles trts-
die. French, ConllA6u, low post, cottage, pcta-
9,n md Grlciha f.esiSfeaGs; caut4e cktea-
Sion, breakfast. itoSlislg, dining and gard Tia
..c.. sochine IIarlor, sewing. aid other
Ch.irs; Ctils alb Cradles: Stands and Wash
stands. DiJmis hid Ottomne, Lodngek and
Mattras5es. Writing Desks and S5fas, sd &C.,
laII bf which We Iotfarat less prices than such
ia.t5eies haSe ever been sod foriu Fayettfville.
We intend to bel able to furnish everything
tbatIn, N, eallel for in the Furniture line,
at tic very shorteI i notice, at priees'mufh be
! low what llasalwivs been asked for such abti-
cles inIthis nnkeE We simply ask the pub
lie. TO call and examine our stock and prices
.Lefore prrc hasirgg4 that viii confirm what We
/ say
4 u -.ark rt.r.s
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lNA,nvILLE. AIav Is lis.

FulyI1s7 3-+ly
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". W. OWEN.
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sAvANxAn G.A.--Cotton. 90 d11osa.

CnARrEsTov, Is. {. -Cotton--Sales footed
35S bales at 10fk ole. the principal part at
the latter figure.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-25

New YohK A-5GN bbls. mess pork sold al
SIS 50; Prime So % Lard dull, in bbls
% Gf9s6.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Opening Of the Crystal Palace.


Nkw Yosx. July l4-At 10 O'Clock this morning the
committee Of the city couucs together with the commit
tee OF reception, arrived at Castle Garden having the
President Of United States and suite In charge
MED by Governor Fort OF New Jersey whilst saucs were
being fired from Gouvcneurs and Bediows islands and
from the Battery, under the direction Of Gen
Amer entering Castle Garden, which was throngcd with
people the President was formally welcomed to the city
oy the Mayor, to which he responded In and APP
proprate speech which received with great enthu
siasm The first dvision Of military were stationed on
the battery, with an immense tbrong OF spectators aud
were reviewed by the President horseback amid the
then formed, and full hour passing out Of the
Battery. The parade very splendid, but severe
storm Of rain for time interrupted the evoluous Of the
troops
Amer the had ceased the procession took up n,
limo OF warch for the Crystal Palace Throughout the
tire route the streets literally nmmed with the masses
Of people, and the President was greeted with cheer.
waving ofhandkerchief, &c.
At o'clock the cortege reached tho Crystal Palace
and the President and Cabinet conducted to plat
ior On inc north nave where were also assembled Gen
erals scott and Wool, Gov. Hunt aud many other dstn
guished personages from home and abroad.
On the platform tho were the officers Of the
Army and Navy British officers Mayors Of different cities
Foreign Consuls, Mayor and Councils of New York and
various public flnctionarics
The opening prayer delivered by the Right Rev
Bishop wainwright followed by an anthem sung by the
Guard Band.
The President then welcomed by Theodore Sedg-
wick In neat address, which he replied in very short
address, pleading his inability speak at length. lie
seemed very much fiigued. The ceremonies were then
closed with Handles celebrated haeluah Chorus from the
Messiah, which, sung by an immense chorus, produced
magnificent musical effect
While the guests were occupied with viewing the Elk
noiion grand concert was given by Dodsworth's and
tho National Guards Band.
The palace was not overcrowded as none but invited
guests and those holding tickets were admitted
The city banquet in honor Cf the President will take
place tomorrow night and viii prove a magnificent affair
II the Presidents intention to Washington
on Saturday next.
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LOTTERIES.


HohAs LAmsEkr intends opening Once opposite
nuns HOTEL Calvert Baiimore Monday Nay
In very few days nom this license
" Tickets IN Virginia viii have EXPIRED
will .hen be unlawful either Boy eel
ror Ma part he willing oaiao having
hefetoore had the good fortune during thirty
az % no, to be .eeassd Of violation Of
friends and others Virginia. may purchase
eskAof riodfing Ia lar rtin1 fndir sof.o as
surfing those ho do tao AfB
prompt attention and that reposed oe
strictly observed. - -
- Prise Tickets In the Maryland Lottees Deirare
Lotteries a. he Ia. sold in here of which he yin
ngs) vin be eashed n Of Tfcksta
kicHsoEp Va, April 25h, 1855.
Half ticket Is 10 o. Bel Air. June prise so
900 at this once ~
Half uekete II TO- Patspsoo June fca prime Of NJ 500
sent to . eouespoBdsnt In kiehnond for 30 cents.
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MARINE NTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FROM UNITED STATES.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr WIN Spear, Bontiug, BALI. guano To ii w Fry.
Schr Prince, Jr. Booz, do do TO Peyton.
Schr Exit, Gray, Nansemonj. bacon to owner.
SAILED.
Schr Henrico, Chester, New York, mdz.
Schr Barnsgat Fitchel, in ballast
Steamer Roanoke, Cavcndy, New York, mdz.
Schr Columbia, uanden, in ballast
Schr Leandcr, Mcars, coal
PnrLADKLrnIA. July l4-Auived, Schr Davidson, Dris
,o, days from Sandy Point Va.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH ELECTION

PHLADELrHIA July l4.-At the annual meeting Of the
tween Washington and New York. held here to-day VIM
Swain was unanimously reelected president; Geo H.
Hart treasurer Jos Saer, secretary Amos Kendall aud
H. B. French, Of Washington Zcnos Barnum and A. s
Abel, of Baltimore; NJ Candy of Wilmington Richard
II. Hoe and Geo. w. Riggs. of New York, and john
Thornley, Of Philadelphia elected directors At the
quarterly meeting Of the directors previously held div
denj Of three per cent declared.
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BURNING OF A STEAMER

PIrrrDuRG July 1.-THE steamer Manchester while
lying at the Marine Hospital mile below Pittsburg was
burned to the waters edge yesterday afternoon The fire
was caused by workman carelessly throwing match
down alter lighting his cigar The boat was owned by
Capt Bowman and George Beechnecker, first clerk She
nearly new aud $24 600 She was insured for
$4,000 in the Delaware Insurance and Fremens Insu.
Offices.
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WASHINGTON July l4.-Nineteen bricklayers on the
capitol extension refused to continue work to-day unless
they received an advance of IS cents per diem. The
change in the plan requires much destruction of work
DONE besides the removal Of imperfect materials and
eral hundred men will soon be employed
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ROLLING MILL DESTROYED


DASvLLE, Pa, July 1.-THE rolling mill nearly
completed at this place by the Montour Iron Company
was destroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss very heavy
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Richmond WHY.
THE PREsIpENT-MARKErs

The President took excursion down the Bay to-day
He will leave for Washington tonight
Sales Of 500 bbs nour oay-Stae brands 50 OG to
rs is; Southern So le 81. Sales OF 10000 bushels
wheat-sou,heru White 81 80. Sales of 10000 bushels
yellow Corn at 60 zoe.
BALTIMORE, July I5.-Sales Of ZOO bbls Flour at from
-, 81 To 4, 81. Grain firm.
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" Iyls RoBERr RANKIN.
'1. HoL Wsas OF LAND wARR.Nrs AND CArrrAI-
GREAT ADVANCING wEsrrhe und,rsntd s thoroughly in
having examining hs eooniIy With Ss R
in Iowa nd M.ouI \, q o1 % posted IN rsEard 70 lands
being rapidly 6sEssd with Railroads. and yet so ss .. aGs
Thsy ysaS ' jane. 81 ss.r
9oT from ,c to s p, ss, ~ ,I 10 to 'Ipse then to Be
per acre 50 So q lands in los. and n;.Ou
be made either I compensation in money, in the
nd Register, Receivers fee; Which Is o. sseS m
ing for each 100 acres entered Warrants BE as,isaed
Terms selecting sp,,rOE FOR each lss .crs no 90
w Z - g g !: s !: :: g DC; IS
Taxes pad q tides made and ali oss. sv
.s'. promptly attended throughout no. seu To
WILLS refers to General W. ss5Srd.op tG cSi No
Blair, Hon. james Lyons jyiOdiein -
UAdts BRoWN; Jr; s'och Broker ones No lts IN :,
10 dCcs G. s'a he :. mt,
GoKsoNs rALLow oASDLEs-loo sosss i.adisE, ,oT sale
'O'EEr' 'I SrSss N, s,1sPs ,Ss ;T g
LArs WARE, ac., comprising rich csi and Pressed Cob
~ r ,s'. SSa@PSsns Wine, Tu6e and celery ess
china and Wrought Granite ware of Main street,
\ BIS. NORTH CAROLINA LARD. Tor sale.
le" JAS. WINSTON,
NEw IeLunFs ~ gans. IIaa eit.-Ies POli,s,
ana 40 InircsSeory Fs.iy .nd IN .iGSsor ~ T
b. hvArd Waord, N. A., Ac, Bohnt Classical LlbfAry.
Gen, and srs ard Peace Translated " nsry HosiI BoSns
The Chronicle Henry Huningdon comprising n, History q,
Henry H. aso, the sph,n King Of England and puts
q Normandy Translated By Thos Worcester " author On
Cage and Chamber BIRDS thsr Natarsi Hsory Hsss 80
diseases, Nsnarrment and Modes n Capture Translated
The aerman q " neehstsn D. vh considerable additions
sourcs ~ w. a. Ads Incorporating the Whole aves nj
ush WareietS vh numerous Illustrations plain eoored-
The sbove are just received and ior ssebg
SI wOopHousE
isG late Nash Wooihouse
NfNraAR-sobes wins shd CIDER. ToT sale "
JeA DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 90.
GAuEE NERINo UNDER sHIRrs-esase u-rno uns,r
~ sHts Linen asd Cotton Drsvsrs Lsdi,.'
Nesisi &C, fer sale ~ G. HARrWELL a co.
mars Opposite sysn ravsra.
I'D HHDs HElvY wEsTERY SIDES inst received Tor sale
- - lel' JAS WINSTON.
EDRt WAN GUANO lie Ton, PERUVIAN eusno in ,oTe-fSS
6swrs AND CNNBRW TRINMNINts-.- recs Vs5 a
Iounccs and Grns soA white lace ye Han Finrsssi
Nis and other gods In hs' va, = 2 Msin .'tsst
AJkw BRAUTIFuL ooobs-we Invite attention 10 oar
~ stock q beaut cassimsrrs and ves,nrs
se think vn hvoaby Nth that
~, can respectfully solicited moss = No
some q rod. received ~ ne last trip o.
we aesner koenoke apis H. n
- ccuin God quality S0Sels Lard; srces
sncked Beet landing per steamer ht sals ~
leal. E-.--- .r'Ill n. ". rYtER, Ne Main street
UrNtfs sAIsssfANnEa eAPes!.-
- Love sSovs-ssysssty tsfso-atvlrs SlEsfvL russ
RICRS Avn FiLDEksPA rEgTN
srEARSs MARVIN (sosess.oTs 70 Reh cOJ
V'-@ is water stSss, M
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

MApisos Wis, July lS.-Judge Hubbell has been ac-
quilted OF the charge brought against him. The vote
unanimous in his favor, and the adjourned die
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s s:. s.i s:sa. .ss c sn Pianos ' ne
M ~. w1 1Gs:s ssos ,Ss Ca Mol
.iasy received a, prss; ths Aassan Is
rsy moaeru improvement. with IN. xsaiie
- toS ssd sT 5:S ss,sS quality -. g
n the eoSsy where rood timer, seldom ans
IL .s entire Of his es..oss
Ss iarse., and s.., ECLECTIC. In III.
Viola Strings. Violin, and Guitar. ots.., quail.
~ atiO~ prices. p. II. TAYLOR
Geo 100 Man street. Opposite the banks
- e9aEAzsi ii;s,S t hS sa e, g s;,
re- Once. for the present, at tie vhyinls House.
4 hsIt,, r,K.-aNI- ATTORNEY AT Law, Ann 40;
a. TARf PUBLIC will practise In the City
ard the connie, o eOeehlaod
~ s.s M E s ss s G. q s.r' s.,
n tAitiii,Gs- ,-cttHitGrs:- ,abscri.
,lr.s D., has on hand =, hi, coash%,kins E.,.b
s,. sIs its ,,.sss near .ss Columbian
tops Of his own make q The best material.
and All 81 -s1h NIB sold !, 70. . sSod rot
can from those want Of tee in the line
and ali ..r. sOd ina, is new. warranted.
Zach article Of isIsh, Intended 70 be Transportation III.
distinctly hsrssn and be d.1s1sd a, The de-.
20, ssto,, O'Clock NJ and the freight paid
ES MssS oocoH APP nRoMA.w BAKER cos
~ AMEaiChN and VANILLA PREMIUM CHOCOLATES, CO.
as s,, S.,s.; ,9S "a rai5; :, yHiSn ali
hns,sy Mar,sy. New York Gran, rzei. PhI.d,phla
oSS ''an k' %sIrsn BAKE sakEh co
apInaiyf Dorchester, Ma,..eAa.ss..
savs reEossd 70 the white Marble buildings. Circular Cor
Of bfos1y Where Ss on SSs Sp1 1@Pe third door vest
q. ii. MUM a co $ CHAMPAGNE WINES,
MADEIRA, sherry, Port Fr, neh and rmanW Wines,
COGNAC BRANDY,
10 bond p direct from o,Id DuPqy Co. Hsnasy M.st cAa.
rs SiSi:i ss In. i rh
mae7-dsanf
Sie,a. J, 9 ~ OF vIGlNIThs Pre.idsn, and
dend Of az pc, cent; nsee to deduction Of bOnu,
jys.e2E ": P. srRorHER Cashier.
r.s,, or viEGlM.. nIch%ons July s'h, isss-rhe
2 ~ ana directors OF ,his Bank have declared divi
FOR ne las, ,s %ss' s sa..f i per
Iye-dsE SAMUEL MARX Cashier.
EINis,iEiis' BANK OF VIRGINIA. July 9Th. Is53-Tb,
per out Of the poas. Of the a, a % sS
dollars pe 81 . Sa1 Pc, e e the STATE
Ho-lUt J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
es aSG 5 ne light wssoa and puEs' which
maq4 hooNER' OSBORNE co. car'iags wsrihoe.s
ENDIA nuBIhIi GOODs-fai Trade, Is53-D. HOD,;-
from a @a 5iIe and % Nassau street sIst corner
.I9f' Of Ah Ss assn; S5o9.hSa e country sseI his
Caps, CAPS, Pane alnst ooS U,1sh''
Rants, Life Preservers, Steam Packing,
oVERsHoFs
every description OF Rubber Good. a, H. -
| found as above ' VIII A' Oe
| Nv rod. iefv cor,n.,tior ~ .or,,..i..- -.
deromt,ogitiop ,pv -. -
large or small ouantis nSsn ~ h., oI ~. 70
and promntIy Attended q, ~ "a soHeeo
| Vi Mill,
jyI2-aa '" Lane anu - NASSAU Ss s.rs Sa,.
/ Wv lOI..
IoI l ri T 9n tp ',nr pi,9M sTATN-
PiICH sPRINGs-vi.itors 10 ,be VirriBIe $50
Springs, nd public rrnsraly are fnfotnrJ SlZ-Sy
that splendid Coaches Of The nor spRTNGs n,
h. iAue
sTArSTuS SuPHrS for he Iio snrrr go
MONDAY, Wednesday aud Friday and will spnFs
or those places on the asrnite
staanion and the White Sulphur will be a Springs.
our yt ir An NirA Coach will b. kept the Hot Springs
fSys from stanton to the white sulphur IS 5O the Hot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-16

~ LYONS kATHAR0N, for Preserving, Restoring. and
Beautying the Hair cleans the head
natural impurities, aleviang Nervous Headache
ting Cutaneous Disease the most wonderful and delightful
the world produced
article without history the MATERi. MEpc
Dark uSuriant son. rich, glossy and curling hair
admirs, (nlrk this ladies the universal effect Of the KATHA
Ron For bald and grey heads permanently beneficial
"KATHARox has fuy restored hair twelve
years" Yours, Sc.,
A. JAY C0URTWRIGHr 20 Bond st., ". Y
Price only % cents in large handsome bottles g. Barnes
Proprietor, i6l Broadway, New York.
EH ADIE GRAY Wholesale Richmond
and sold by all Druggists and merchants every
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