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sales To-Day.
by E. N. sf4H{.ATrON. Auctioneer,

&. by E. NJ sfYFf.ATrON Auctioneer, 17s'st
lPennslpa uia aoen.e souiA side srear lotA strse)
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEcTspf PRIvATE
FAMILY, DARKROOM FURNITURE AND Ff3Iukks.-
On Tuesday morning August 3D. O'Clock
rooms shall cell the fni.urs and bar
moving from the city, consisting Of H. 'EHallI
Mahogany SOFA walnut md maple chairs
Do aud cherry tabes, sdebosrd
Bet of painted cottage chamber furniture
High and low bedsteads, bureaus wardrobes ,.rH
Wasbsands toilet tables, feather beds
Looking glasses, pictures and frames, bed clothing
Carpets, matling olcloth, cbiid's crib
Once chairs, mantei and marine clock
hndifon., cooking and other
Together uensIs crocker
and gass ware also barroom counter and
lamps demijobns, and Jugs, hc.
Terms cash, in bankable funds.
Will be added,
One barrel OF wbiskey
Sir boxes ground coffee, chests OF tea
July 3i-dts
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rxAMnsArloS or oogsrsus.,r..s.

. 81 EXAMINATION or cousrEHtErsas
|CI>cEsAr. judy 80 The gang OF couots,la,s,. re-
Gently arrested here had examination 10 day bstor.
Judge Spoones and hell bail In The sum of x0
900 or connesfetrg and $500 tor robbery .s.ersl
sheets OF genuine bers fund In
la fault Of security they committed 10 j,iL
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II AuPE1's and Pnipsns's August No. Magazine.
III Just received at the agency, TAYLOR & MAURys Book
ph Delivered subscribers medateiy pub
icaton, In any part Of The city #H July u
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Dick, say, why don you turn that buffalo robe
rotber side ont 1.-THE hair side ia the warnest" Bah,
Tom, you get out. you suppose the animal himself
dld'nt know how to wear his hJei foov his yls."
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pretty woman, says some poetica individual, is like
great truth great happiness and has righ,
To bundle herself up under green veil any other
abominaon than the has TO put great epeetacles
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YELLOW FKvEs AT NEW ORLEANS

Nav ORLEANs, July 30.-The deaths within The hast
weny-ieut hours have been I5l. Of which I2j Ion
yellow fever
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pUTsAM's msGastns for August
= Hsrpev's Mseas,rs fos August,
Dehens's Hou.rhotd Words for August.
Fern Leaves from Fnnny's Portfolio.
Nr- Is srS Is Of H-ydoct's Illustrated Catholic nibe
A1a9 pRANCE
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II thus appears that the amj1nt OF money in active
cuaton now il double what il in 1896. though that
period, az il well and fatally remembered, one OF
enormoss expansion OF the present amount in cir
cuation third is gold AT tina, time ore-enh
specie, But compared with the population, also,
the result is favorable 10 the existing condition OF things
For example, the census al these five several periods,
showed the following population which, divided into the
gross amount in circulation, leaves the ensuing amounts
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KEroHrED pRAru ~ 3 ~ nswro,

NE" YORK, August 1.-The despatch amour cius the
oea OF Con, Newton al Pensacola probably ncosscs
as MS friends here have sdvces from him 10 the 20h
u&o
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articles
under the following titles. Our CRYSTAL PALAcEths his.
tory and description Of the Palace TuooM poetical eu-
sion Teocsis OF Tuloo the Yucatan
A verse;
HH lis secret OF the cline,
N And mystery sublime,
+ ..- Too obscure in coming time taa.
10 pfesume;
But the snake amid the grass;
....... Kisses at us pass
And we siRb alas !! alas
In Tuoom.
CunIosrriEs OF PURITAN lIlsroRY-Genninc curosites
copied from Ms Records oil Massachusetts. We find an
idea ia Of the old records. viz Gradua
"endirg IN the sharpe Letters Of PARrrIpEMuscias-
steal AcADK-n Nova Scotiabirth- place OF
The OLD MmL-poetca The ENCHANTED MuLK-rans.
lated om the French of the tr ubddour KEEPING School
IL TRxA--5g LADY LETIsR FROM HIRAM Po~Kxs-
modelling in plaster AcapsMlEs AND tNivrRsfTfr.-heir
RUSSIAN DEsporIsM-ITs vIcrIMs--Plince Lso-Armena
ADVENTURES OF DRIFrLoG the Mississippi Tns
GorHo STYLE OF ARrscientifc. Amusement and nsfac-
non are happily blended in the August number Putnam
HoUsEAoLp WoRps-SlcE iIaih and Barker send vs. the
August number OF the American edition of Dckens HousE
HOLD WORDS We have read enough In this number 10 en-.
able that abonnds in articles which be
with pleasure and profit; they original just aht
length 10 be read by the million; written easy
and agreeable styles repsle with instructive sentiments
and pervaded by tone OF sound morality It's suited ad-
mifably for the family circle The August number has
hirtysix articles hundred and twenty pagesre-
ssnting an unusual variety of topics and mater and
presented in every variety of eating amusement
and nsu uction.
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.0af.#H#H DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. Era 5sf#f
.ua-nt. .s.s THURSDAY EVENING, AuGrsT L. ta 70 mn
JAMES SHERIFF, ..s..a . En-
by the of Of young intelligent
citizens, giving above
hail on which occasion he will be assisted by
MR. w. CULLEN, +a
From the Southern Western Theatres.
citizens of Wash
ipgon young lady of this city Z srtt lts.5 an
MISS JULIA RENWICKs- tsft*h"H
Being her first appearance in public. s.s
Tickets 50 For particulars small open
\ o'clock /; TO commence at o. July 81
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CotrlGr THE PHILADELPHIA MINT ron July, 1853
Adams Co.'S express will accept thanks for the
following statement OF the coinage Of the United States
mint at Philadel phis for the month OF July, 1883:
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fREAT BARGAINS had n 10 Az he
VI IL far advanced,
prices
than they be had in District,
A large stock OF silks OF all kinds
A large stock Of figured and plain bereges
A large stock OF French lawns
A large stock of English and American awrs
A large stock OF berege de LANES
a large stock OF Grape and other shaws
4 large stock OF einthams
large of plain and figured Swiss sius
a large stock OF plaid and striped eambrics
A large stock Of carpets and matings
A large stock OF hosiery
large OF domestics OF all kinds #..I
large remnants be sold very low.
II gives pleasure acknowledge
paid their
Those respectfully requested
forward and sell
but those who twice the LIST OF July and the 10, OF
January.
August 9-eo1uf HALL. BROTHER.
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THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION The Ph0nix and Diligence
spoken the 18th June, oH Cape Farewell by the
Desperate which had arrived al Sheerness. from the
Arctic expedition. The squadron had encountered large
of floating ice. There number of whales
seen, all which old fish, and extremely large The
steam. vessels proved most decidedly advantageous
in making their way through The loose, floating ice, the
body of the ship clearing for the full and free
ton of the propeller while the floats OF the paddle
wheels constantly requiring the stopping of the
gines TO replace defective floats unable contend with
the heavy masses OF flo ,ng ice alongside.
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Literary Notices.

PurNAM's MAGAzNE.-Ffsnck Taylor has thanks for
the August number of Putnam We have read the articles
under the following titles; OUR CRYSTAL PALAcE-hs his
tory and description OF the Palace TuLooM -poeca efu
sion Teocsis towns OF Tuloom the Yucatan
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RuHhEs Psersgs and pArennge Of the British En-
~ pre london, 1883. l vol, svo.
Encyclopedia General hnoy England Scotland and Ire
land +; by John Burke, esq London ! vol, evo.
Lodges Pesrsge and PenisRe OF the Blush Empire London
vol, svo.
Iaydn's Book Of Dignities. London. 1 vol, evo,
Glossary Of Term, Used in British Ueradry. oxford vol
svo.
Barrnrion's Introduction TO Heraidry.
Pocket Pecase Britain ireland by Henry r. Foster
The Royal Kapdsr City Register for Great Brit
ain and the Colonies for 1853. :,
Who's Who In 1889 being Register OF tue hoym rsmy, NO
billy, &C, OF Great Britain, ...... u....u.
Aug FhaNch TAfLoR.
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SusouEHANNA RAILROAD BRIDGING see it stated
that the $500, 900 additional stock of the Philadelphia
Wilmington, and Baltimore railroad, created to meet the
cost Of hrlgng the Susquehanna at Havre de Grace,
ba. all been taken that the work of erecting the
bridge will be commenced al me earliest possible mo-
ment a4 Eli -~~-
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~ Il. \. srRArrox. A.e.,o...r.

tPsnnsyipan'a arenue, south side, IoA HreefJ ,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTioN.-on
Thnrsday, August th at O'Clock,
the iouhs Of lot No. IS No cousn
ing sa feet. onti~r 50
Ninth aud Tenth streets, and back nchas 10
30 feet alley H.E+ Nh
Term. liberal made kno vn at sale.
July 3l--dts lint and Starl
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a.. DIED,
Al Oakiy, (near Cambridge, MaryiandD u,
WILLIAMNA II. JACKSON tho beloved
son, esq, OF Galsns, Illinois. .Ees aNf tagsa
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CAPT. INGRAHAx.-Ths ga liant sea captain, who be-
haved Doby in protecting Costa recently al Smyrna.
sssinst the outAges Of the Austrian officers is said by
the Charleston Mercury 10 be citizen Of Charleston
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nH. Roma ntsnA.-The Great
Apostacy Romanism preached BY spponuusns
synod OF Virginia 6mo.
The his strength IN this .smon proof Of the
character socaIed church
6,ms h work wen may inferred known east OF
hi. mind which rssps subject comprehensvey presents
forrby5 sale by GRAY 4 BALJANTYkE,
huga seVeh'h street, near Odd Fetows' Han.
lDsyCuoNaNCY Spirit Rnpping- and Table Typpinss Hr
posed BY Professor Charles g. Page. Pamphlet u cents
For sale at TAYLOR MAURY's
Aus2 bookstore, b street,.
tNANTED-To purchase a dwelIins-
w house Tot asmal family, good neghorhood.
Aug 2-dr CIV, No. 100 Once OF the Union.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


Choa,s's Eu,ogy on Wsbstsrdnsriean AsSo ilioa far
ths fdvancsBasai Of Standardization Like Shore
Railro Re Load Aaaaigamali M The Fiss Arts
Deuce for sivr Coinage and Financial Con-
3,,,ou NJ psyiuo0l
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4 The Detroit Tribune says We learn from a CORES
Ipondent at the North American copper mine Lake Su
pelior country, that piece OF copper has been
found lyng round in that region detached from the
rock and ready for cutting, HE weight OF which is
mated al one hundred and fifty tons. AT the present
market value OF copper, this mass is worth over
hundred thousand dollars
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YALE CoILEeE Professor Slmsn, SEN, is succeeded
by bis Professor Siliman, r in The chemical depart
ment and by his soIinlaw Professor Dana, in The de-
partmen,s Of mneraogy and geology. The Journal says
thai a. Professor Dana at present engaged in preparing
the report Of The Exploring Expedition for publication,
Professor Siman will take his place during the presen,
vii
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A German bpggs in Baton Rouge, while hobbIinx
round clutches, soliciting aims took hundred
dollar bill OF gentleman who playnly held IL towards
him. with the remark that he would give him five dollars
10 change The beggar took the bill aud examined j.,
and put It in his pocket then took from an old wallet
large roll Of bank notes, from which he counted ninety
five dollars leaving the size Of his" pile almost as large
as before The change he handed TO the asoaished ~
ker and Immediately seized his cruches in his hanl and
started OF nmby, that before the gentleman had re.
covered from his surprise the poor cripple was out Of
sight.
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The WEALTH or THE COUNTRY il particularly ex-
hbied in the amour, Of money now in active circula
ton. The Railroad Record has made computation,
from materials in lis possession, OF the gross in cir
cua,ion al FIVE remarkable epochs in the financial his.
tory OF the American people. The folio wing is the
suit:
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| ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL F Alvey, Rich.
r,ond. e Dummeu, Florida; II III Nelson, G
: Penstadt, Va; N Terry, Ala; G. Jenkins
and lady. Phila; B H Lawis, ] franklin. Va;
! p Wallac :. lady and child, N VI Miss Wal.
lace. Rockbridge; Fl Chandler, Va; w C
Webster, Ny; s A Richardson, Siaunton; r
r Carter, Charles City; w N Bronx and la
DIV, Richmond; L c Crump New Kent; Saml
+ Norment, King William; ] Johnson, Hicks.
fordi ) M Anderson, Va; A Brown, Bait; c
Harris, c Hays, University; 8 Buckman,
Washington; w c Derman, Smythe; H Bos.
sc, Newbern; 5 Hale, franklin; L I Giles,
J W Eggleston, Richmond; N F Rives. Pc
tershnrg; Christian, Middlesex; DR. Brax.
ton, King William; T J Randolph, Aibemarle;
z o Balfour, A II Campbell, Norfolk; Mr. Su.
ther!and and lady. F C Lawrence and lady, N
Y; { w Butler, Earper's Ferry; Messrs MAYO
Mason, Mayo and S Scott, Richmond; w
Bradbury and lady, Maine.
AMERICAN HOTEL e Z Jefferson, Isdy
and servant and Miss c Haskins, Ameiiai II
Taylor, Y; Stokes Greeuvills G; e har-
ris and 3 II Nash, University of Va; w Noel! and
Noel, N C; Il Sterling Wilmington, N c;
Marsto1; N Y; w II CTenk AI5ensrie NC
Daniel, Lynchbure; Smith Franklin; ID w Gard
ner, Oswsgo co. Y; q w Paddock, Lyons. N Z;
A Duncan and w II Watkins, Bait; Whaiin and
w Brewstop Rochester,, N 7; Mrs Irving and
child Buckiugh " 2 Maddox, N u; II vii.
kipson ana 4 J Henry, Bait; c Cowdan, Apo
uattox: X & Ellsworth, euwbatan; ID w Hatch,
Gocchland; f Il Bowers. c; |. Lawrence, Phile;
r Stevens. Wheeling; w Cornicx, Abingdon; S
Burton, Ny; L Maggie and WATERS vii.
mington: Hallw ORTIZ, Morris.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Wm Game, Lunen.
burs: f Walthail Brunswick; II Wessels ship
Westphala; II Decke. and John Rsen, Panther
an; A n Carson, Bloomsbury. Va; II Davis N
II Rro5ert,, Monroe, Va; J Walker, Richmond;
|, B Eas ana w Rsilop Chesterfield; G Chewp-
ing, Amherst; Wheeler, FarruviIle; G w Dsugh.
an Prince Edward; l. Fisher, Petersburg; B vii.
son and Orgain, Lunedburg; T Stapger and J
Pc e.msn, Blacksburyi c Perkins, Fluvanns; J
Garnet, Palmyra; L ID Turnbull, Franklin; VIM
Niles, Buckingham; w NJ Wheeler, Bedford; G
Mosss, Lynchburg: r Goode aad Dr. VIM NJ Over.
ton Prince Edward; G w Cox and T Hancock,
Gooch land.
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EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR

EXPRESS fhElUd1 CAR.
" ber Freight Car arranged for the purpose,
will run with the Mail train daily, Sunday except
ed,) for the more speedy transportation OF miE
Butter fresh Meats, and other perssnable articles,
and packages of merchandise, &c.
to the receipt and delivery of articles at the several
depots All articles must be put up securely, with
their weight and destination marked thereon, and
be ia place before the arrival Of the train al the de-
pots in the country.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be sent there between A NJ and
M, accompanied by two tickets stating to what
place they are to be sent, by whom and TO whom
the articles received correspond with the tickets
one will De signed by the Agent at the depot and
delivered to the person bringing the articles, and
the other rstained by the Agent.
AnAgent will be in attendance at the Richmond
depot from A M till NJ, for the delivery Of az.
ticIes brought by the Express Cars.
The freight on all articles must be paid in ad.
vance, and 40 article Will DO taken for any turn.
out.
: TABLE OF RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and Packages,
Single packages, not exceeding five pounds
IN weight, for all distances % cents
Packages weighing over five pounds and
less than fifty pounds for all distances. 80
Packages over 1fty pounds and less than
Articles J eoe exceeding 100 pouods in weigh.
between Richmond ana Louisa c. Il, per
Richmond and Gordonsvf7e per 100 lbs...6 {"
do Meechum's River do DO rs
Butter, Lard, dressed Fowls and Fresh.
meats.
rs cents per 100 pApds for all distances; no
charge to be less than ~ cents.
Fraits and Vegetables.
oysters-By special arrangement
E. Il. GILL,
de IG-3awts Supt TRANSFORMATION
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T1ICHMOND AND DANy1LLE nAAL-
II ROAD-OPEH To KEYsvILLE % MILES
On and after Monday, November 9Th. 1852. re-
aular passenger train viii run daily (Sunosys ex'
cepted) between Richmond and Keysvile.
The train will stop for passengers only a. tne 70,
lowing points: Manchester. Pswhite Roh4ous. Ccai.
fied Tomahswk, Powhstan. Petersburg Road, Ma.
tosx, SCOTS Shop, Aneiis C 81, Wysnoke, yenning
Ordinary Ha7tozan. Liberty Church ard Ciarzs o
Leave Richmond a. O'Clock, A. m. Returning
leave Keysvile at LES P. NJ
Children under 10 years of age free, provided
seat is not occupied by them; from 10 and unoer
Is years of age. haf price. Servants fraveiing oy
themselves, must De furnished with two passes 30
that can be retained in the Office, and II must DC
expressly stated the pass that they are pernlted
10 go on the cars.
n B.-Psssengers for Lynchburg viii take the
Soufhside train at Haytoxan for Rice's station,
thence by F1agg IL Co.'S stages to Lynchburg. Pas
sepgers for Halifax can meet messrs Flagg q
Co.'S four horse coaches at keysville, and passen.
gers for panvirle, Va, Greensboroueh. Salisbury
and Charlotte, N. c., can meet Messra Fisgg & Cos
four.horse coaches on Tuesdays. Thurs1ays and
Saturdays at Key svile Passengers for ClarksvfIe,
Boydton, Milton, N c, and Yancysvie, can meet
Messrs Moss Co.'S coaches at Keysviile on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. and for Milton and
Yancysvihe by Flagg g. Co.'S hne Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays
tie - John ID. OsbORhE, Sups.
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FRESH GOODs.-necefved ms
morning, at the "Ladies Saloon
Ladies White Kid and Satin Slippers
Do Black Cater Boots at 1.50
Do do do do thick soles, at $50
Do do Morocco Boots, thin soies
Do Bronze do do do do
Chiidreas Bloorner Boots, black and colored
Do thick soled Morocco and Goat Boots
Nj sses do do do do do
All fresh made and of the best qualities
WHITE 81 PAGE, No. 70 Main st.,
fs % 3 doors below DoGevs
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MARINE NE WIS.
20 ar az KaC Il II OND !.

ARRIVED
Sca- Juliette, Baker, Boston, mdsa to D Currie
SAILED,
Barque John G Cally, Kippen, Rio Janeiso, -four
Schr Frances, Sears, Boston, rndse, D Currie
Schr Isaac Acorn, Gregl7, Boston, mdse, D Cur
rie
Schr Hen7ico, TutL!e, New York, rudss, D Currie
Schr Fiayiils, Bearce, Salem, m1se, Shi>.ls &
Somerviile
schr Mary Win!s, Travis Baltimore, mdse, w D
CoGgttt & Co
scnr Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore, coal, w 0 Col.
qulss - Co
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SPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.
PARI6EN Il KINGS
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA

Freight, Package and Parcel Express,
Per Steamships ROANOKE aud JAMESTOWN.
>~4@k The Proprfcfors having bought
out the entire interest OF Dodge's Wiz.
ginia and North Carolina Express. and made ar
rangenents with the New York End Virginia Steam
ship Company, for the transportation Of their Ex.
press between New York and Richmond, take
pleasure 10 informing the Merchants and public
generally Of Richmond, that they are now pre-
pared 70 transport with care, and under charge OF
special messengers, every description of Freight,
valuable Packages, Jewelry, Specie, Bank Notes,
Exchanges, &c. the execution of all orders, Lar &c
or small, with promptness and 6ielity, and at the
very lowest rates. Our long experiences in the Ex-
press business, North and East, our ample means,
ability and determination TO make this Express the
popular one of Virginia and North Carolina, we
hope will be sufficient guarantee to the Merchants
OF this city, to enhance their own interest by giving
tors guarantee on their part, general satisfaction
10 their patrons both in regard to the expedition OF
their goods amp the economy OF their charges.
J. II. KING,
ProprietoTs, New York.
WM. L. MAUI, Agent,
Pearl street, one door from Main,
NH I5-2m under Toler & Cooks office.
WM. p. PARISEN nas this day associated
w with him in the EXPRESS business, JAS H.
KING, Esq and the business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the style and firm of PARISEN &
KING.
New York, February IA, 1853.
The subscribers having bought gu. the entire in
terest of Dodge's Virginia and North Carolina Elk
press, the business will hereafter be conducted by
Messrs PAarsEN e. KING, at present No Vesy
street.
NOTICE.-Having disposed of nay entire In.
terest in the Express business here:ofors known as
'Dodges Virginia and North Carolina Express
l take pleasure in recommending to the communi.
ty at large, the enterprising gentlemen composing
;he firm OF messrs PABTsEN 81 KING, who have
assumed that business as Express Forwsraers.
LEVI DODGE.
Fec IA, 1853. mh l5-6s
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NOTICE.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
q That l have now on hand the
largest and best assortment OF
Boots and shoes, of good quality, ever
~ offered ia this city, selected by myself ex-
pressy for retail, both of my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. among my assort-
ment can be found something extra, TO which !
would most respectfully call the attention Of all iD
want as they will be sold low. by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Vahces, sc,
fs8 No i27 Main street Richmond, Va
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DRIVATR PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME a
i co. may be consulted, conidentally, for tbs
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glanduiar Swellings, or an.
lsrgements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, al those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention 70 their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
srticle known, 70 give tone and viaor 20 cerrp.n
abused aud debilitated organs, as well "a to renoya
asyssem shattered BY dissipation or other cauas
Medicines securely put up, wish full directions.
and sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly ~
tended TO. ONCE on Franklin street. below Er,
change Hotel, and hrs. door below Trinity church,
Richmond, Virginia fe
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UOOD F0R SAL E.--The subscriber having
w large quantity Of Wood 10 spose of, mas
found It convenient 70 take yard fog that purpose
HIS yard is Brsad street, opposite Brooke
ATeaue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores OF g. q. Herring. EsG Msssrs Reeve & Blair
jas. B. Shelton, Esq or at The yard which will meet
with prompt asteniioa.
He has Oh haad about roo cord superior seasorAd
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