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FAMILY MRDICINR.-ws ~ n.-,;.n

- HAEU1C1NEs-We AJAX particular
atten'ion TO the eubjoined certificate of Mr. w
otey OF this city, who, Ia connection with hun.
dreds Oh others. use Bakers Premium Bit,ers A
their family medieioe, and who have never known
IL 70 fsu IN sfving relief when taken az directed:
mr bsKER-Dear Sir | have used YOUR Bit
tcrs In my Family ter the last two or three years
iis equal Ne family medicine 10 without parallel.
ny VIE soojectto pain In the back and other
snecuons. but generally fnds immediate relief by
tue use OF your Premium Bitters. And in nv own
case last Fall was confined to my bed for two OF
taree weeks with the japndice with a physiciap
regularly attending me; after he had given me 80
grabs OF caiomei, and finding relief and having
% much confidence in your Bitters, came to the
conclusion ID y would cure me- sent nv ser.
vsn' In haste for one bottle and ia less than three
days cleansed my whole system Of the most OBJ
stnste jsuudice, and have eeen in perfect health
ever since. would rec )mmend Ii to families gen
orally as most useful and powerful medicine in
giving ton" and strength to the whole system.
By bis req1est JW OTEY
HeDrico County, May oath 1853
Price so cents per bottle For sale by
messrs Purcell, Ladd Il Co; Bennett T. Beers, A
Duval, Adie g. Grsy, Chss MiiIsp augh and Drug.
gists generally throughout the city Also, BY Todd
a. Chria1an, petersburg; d K Lyman, Luxembourg;
zike d. Toy, Norfolk; Dr. Camm, WILLIAMSBURG
IF Orders .ddressed to E BAKER, Rishmona.
Va, will receive prompt artenson. jyts
eeches, Leeches.-The public are
hereby informed, that / have just received by
Adams Co . Express, lot of superior Swedish
Leeches which will be applied upoa the most
reasonable terms; can be found at all hours of the
day, at the Hair Dressing Saloon, under the Anne
rican Hotel, and at night, on 25th, between Main
and Franklin streets.
N.B.-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attended
to at the shortest notice.
~ l2 q. C. ROBSON.
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BY Davenport, Allen q Co.
GROCERIEs, &C., Ar AUCTION.-On
- THURSDAY, 2lst July, we viii sell At our auc-
non STORE at 10 O'Clock, assortment OF Groceries
viz:
Java, Rio and Laguayrs Coffee
Moiasaes
Coffee Sugars, Rum
French Brandy, Port Nine
Herings
Green and Black Teas
Cigars, Sole Leather
Soap, Candies. 70 60.
TxaMs-Under 500 cash ; elO0 and over, iour
months credit for approved paper.
jy Is DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO, AucsG
a UCTION SALR OF assoc BAGS RIO
IA CORFEE-On FRIDAY. July 22nd, Ne -
cell at the warehouse Of Messrs Edmond. Dav48
port 4 Co, Il the head Of the Basin, Il 10 ocloc1
310O bags prize Rio CeGee, the cargo Of
schr Tennsssee, { direct importation, and selected
expresaly for the virginia trade.
Txams-Under 800 cash; 800 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
~ 10 DAVENPORT, ALLIE co, Aucss.
GkOUND PKPPKR, GINGER AND
~ ALsPICE.--t0 bexss 6round Pepper
IS boxes Ground Ginger
~ jyis S. = WV TAYLOR. !
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Hsss o0DD~ at CREAMY Reduced
~ PrtceE.-We have still on bsnd larss a.
sortnent CT Fancy Goods, such ss-
Fiaid, striped and fancy summer Silks
Fancy Bereges. Tissues and Herusnis
Organdy, Muslins end Lawns
Inside Hdkfs, Collars aud Sleeves
Lace Shawls, Points and Scarfs
, Iogesher With the general assortment USUALLY
kept IN dry goods store all of which we arr, osr
Ing at greatly reduced prices
Dudley & JOHNSTON.
eiS Eagle SQUARE
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zen can always Ind at WIN. FAIL
CoaEas Bakery, Ill Main street, IN assortment
q Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Rolls,
estaohshment In the city, In variety on cuslity-
Cslor send ysar orders TO
nah LIS WI Fs@ GoNER III kain A.
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f,OUk0N BONBs FOX SALE-2O, 600
" DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT
BONDS, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA-
BILE IN NEW YORK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OF THE COMPANY, AT THE PLEAS
URE OF THE HOLDER, AT ANY TINE TILL
THE SIsT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885,
lneso Bonos In sums OF $luu0 each, ir-
redeemable for 20 years, and part of the loan
of one million FIVE hundred thousand dollars, au.
thorzed by tine Legislature at ts last session. One
miilioa of which was taken by the State, and the
whole amply secured by deed of trust ON the
entire road and property OF The Company, for the
punctua payment of the interest, and the ultimate
redemption of the Bonds. This loan, ogether with
their original Capital of Three Million, will be ex
pended on the road
The rosd Will extend from Lynchburg to the
Tennessee line, distance of 2O5 miles, where il
viii connect with other similar Improvements ex
tending to Memphis, the Mississippi river there
by affording, when the South Side and Petersburg
and Norfolk Railroads ase completed, continu.
Gus communication from Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond, to Memphis. Ii passes through that
portion Of our State remarkable for its fertility its
agricultural and mineral productions, and from
the large and increasing business which il already
commands, the friends of the road are sanguine
that 1t will certainly pay per cent 1t not more
Abe whole work is under contract and will be
completed by the LIST of January, 1855. copy OF
the mortgage can be seen at our Office, and any In.
formation in regard to the Bonds. can be had on
application 10 PURCELL T. co,
~ l8-2n1 Richmond
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BY James M. Taylor.

BY James N. Taylor.
BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY AT
- AUCTION VIII be sold on SATURDAY,
23d inst, upon the premises, commencing at 5 O..
clock, N, several Building Lots, beautifully 10.
Gated ON the east side of Hsrvie street. nearly op
posife to Warsaw. fronting 80 feet each and run.
ming back about 1870 feet to an alley.
Terms liberal. JAS II TAYLOR,
jy Is Auctr
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T There are two great objects of excitement
In our city at present; is the high wall sdloin
ing Kent, Paine Kent's lot on Main street. and
4 great difference between the wall and SIM0E6'
Pictures--of the former the public have great
doubts about 10 standing, while SIM0HS' Pictures,
everybody knows, win stand a. Arm - the leaning
tower Of Piss. liza
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MILK BISCUIT FOR TEA-Thay sur
sA pas anything yet manufactured In the city:
they are daily ready at o'clock n. All that q
required Is TO try them and you cannot fail to send
TO WH FALCONER,S Bakery,
H3 III Aan street.
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NOTICE.-HiGH CONSTABLE'S SALE
~ Will be sold On Thursday, the 2lst instant,
commencing at o'clock, in front of the High Con.
stables Office, the following articles, to wit: Blu
reaus 8 Bedsteads, 2 Washstands, l Sofa, Tables,
l Settee, large Table, Beds large lot of Chairs,
Book Case, l large Desk 6 Windsor Chairs, 2
Looking Glasses, large do, lot of Oil Cloth, lot of
keeping too numerous to mention. There will also
be sold al the time and place, a large lot of
jewelers. Tools, a fine Grindstone, Q fine show
Cases, a large lot of Clocks, l Bellows, l Buff
Wheel, lot or Stools. Stove, lot of Fancy Goods
and number of small articles TO satisfy execution
distress warrants and attachments in my hands
jy lY-td BLAIR Il C. C. r.
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T The Stomach prepares the elements Of
the fe and the blood and lift does the work feeby
and mperfectly liver disease il the certain result
As soon therefore, any affection OF the liver 10 per-
ceived may be sure that the digestive organs are
ister specific which win act directly upon the stom-
sch-the naainspring of the animal machinery. For
this nurpose we can recommend H00FLAND's
GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by DR.. C. M. Jack.
son Philadelphia Acting Alternative and tonic
and strengthens the DIGESTION changes the condition
Of the blood and thereby gives regularity 70 the bow
Ala taag-d&e2w
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sp Is
Holloway's Ointment md Pills, a
radical cure for Skin Diseases. Cutane.

E-# hOu0Ways OIntment ma fsifss
radical cure for Skin Diseases, Cutane.
Gus Eruptions, Ringw0rms, and ScOrbu.
tic Humors.-The virulence Of these complaints
is very much increased by the inpurity OF the
blood therefore, to cleanse the same Is the first step
towards checking theibanelul effects of these mala.
dies on the constitution and there is no medicine
SO efficient for this purpose Holloways Pills,
with which should Be applied his invaluable Oint-
ment az, when combined there is no disease of the
skin that resist their curative powers For the
cure of old wounds, hsd legs glandular swelings,
and ulcerous sores, these medicines ere unqualified
Sold by the Proprietor, 22z, Strand, (Essr Tenn
Ole Bari London, and by all respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines throughout the British Eaeire
aud by those of the United States in Pola and Box
es at SIX cents, 81 cents and 81 30 each. Whole.
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union and
by messrs & D SANDS, New York, and PuR.
CELL, LADD & CO, Richmond, Va.
There Is very considerable saving In taking the
larger sises.
NB-Dlrections for the guidance of Patients are
fixedlto each Pot or Bos ~ i{-Iw
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NOTiCE.-The President and Directors Of the
IN Clover Hill Railroad Company, have declares
dividend of ak per cent-ouf of the profits oil the
last ak months-psyable on the first dayof August
ID WoOLDKIDGE,
~ Ef-3W Treasurer
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a FOR RENT.-Tnst desirable private re.
sidence situated on the corner OF LIST and Mar.
shall streets containing eleven rooms, with large
kitchen and all necessary out housea, in complete
order. Possession given Immediately ApplYto
jy ls-ts w BooTWRIGhT, il.
DRIME VIRGINIA CURED FAMILY
L BACoN-Hams, Sides and Shoulders, Queen
City Hams, pronounced BY judges be very fine.
For sale by p VOOLFOLK, jr.
" Ia 100 Brood street
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By PaIIiam & DAVIS,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
' TOWN OF MANCHESTER AT AUCTION -
On Monday Evening, the 25th instant, at 5A
O'Clock, we will sell on the premises in the town OF
Manchester valuable Tenements, fronting on
Main street, running back halt toe depth of the
square; also, Tenements Immediately in rear,
fronting on Back street and running back adjoining
the property first named The Buildings are nearly
new, conveniently planned occupied by good
tenants, and paying fine interest on the investment
Terms at sale.
iy I9 PULLIAM A. DAVIS Aucfa
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STEAMER bELVIDERE,
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL-
PHIA.
rsT b The Belvidere, Captsin Clifford,
2 will receive freight To- day. (Mon.
day. AZ o'ci0ck, for above places, and up to the
hour of o'clock P NJ, Tuesday, the 18th Inst
Shippers to Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati and
the South and West generally. will find this route
the cheapest and most exseditious.
jy 1877 LUDLAM H. WATSON
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GENTE Ell hOU n HID l. D AND
" KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
commencing at 81 O'Clock. win be sold ct auction
without reserve. in the upper tenement Of the nan
sion House Main street (or the purpose Of salts.
tying rent dus Nc 4 Craig general variety Of
household and kitchen Furniture, amongst watch
will be found or 8 good leather Beds, hedstesds,
Chairs, Tables, Sideboard, together with lot Of
kitchen uteRsls, AID many other useful housekeep.
ing ariic,es.
Also, excellent MICH COW, now giving milk.
Sale to be conducted BY
il IL GEO SUMNER, Auctr.
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M. WEST, Nos. 5 and 6 Exchange.
~ offers at low prices, Blank Books in The
greatest variety-iedgets, cap, denny and medium
Day Books and Journals to match
Paper from the ruost celebrated mills in the
country-foolscap, euarto, commercial and Atlantic
post letter Papers
Ladies Letter Paper gilt and plain edge
Bankers Cases, Wnitneys inkstands, Ru,ers.
Bill Hooks and Files, Copying Presses, Globes. and
every article in the Stationery line ivIa
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DlCOT'S IGDUKkTTED EXTRACT
L OF SARSAPAkILLA-In this preparation 10
strongly concentrated all the active principles Of
Sarsspariila, extracted by the most approved pro
cess without the injurious effects Of heat. and asso-
ciated with the most valuable and ficacious RENE
dies for the permanent cure of scrotuious affections
cutsneous eruptions, and all those diseases arising
from the impure state of the blood or an improper
L ] PICoT 4 CO,
iv IA Corner opposite the Old Market
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LAMBEhr'S LOTTkhN OEFlCh,
No. 3 North Calvert street,
BALTIMORE

tOppesite Barnums Hotel)
'INHE purchase or sale OF Lottery Tickets Witkix
Il the State Of pireinia being now In violation of
law, and attended with heavy penalty on con
viction, the subscriber would respectfully solicit
the orders OF his friends and others who may feel
disposed to purchase. Having been resident Of
Richmond for upwards OF thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State, he
deems 1t almost Unnecessary 10 give any further
assurance that all business rfided To him will be
promptly and properly attended to.
r. Packages, single Tickets and shares, In sll
the Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
EF The printed official drawings sent to
respondents py the frsI mall.
kF Prizes csshed at sight
address THOMAS LAMBERT.
nv lists Bslumore Nd.
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- 0RTA u LIE CAMP CHAIRS Ann
Sfo0LS.-We have just opened fresh lot of
the above Chairs, SO desirable for the garden, oil
azza, or porch. This chair folds up very COM
psctly, is strong, and when unfodsd makes
very comfortable seat They aie particularly
adapted for those residing In the country. For
sale at the House furnishing Stere of
U16 BULKaEY e. CO.
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FUk PHiEADEEPHaA-
sail on Wednesday, the 20,h inst, at
10 O'Clock III.
The steamship Virginia, Captain Teal, is now
ready to receive reigh and will sail az above
Passage IN LIST cabin and found to N York. SO 90
Pbiia, 90
:" 2nd % O0
iss Cape May 500
iV 10 SOpEpr ptnvrS
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e Tooth Ache cured by GarEick &
NWa fIimaEa TaaIh Ache SnanfHn

NO 10 Mal1 ttteaI. kIehnon
Bold by all Druggists in this city and eIsay7hsre.
Pnae 81 DER bottle or six bottles for S. spI
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4 IaIE, LiadK.-aV0 bDls of Virginia Lime rer
IL ceived on consignment, and for sale low
Persons 10 want would do well 70 give ~ call, a.
ii il superior I'd northern Lime Tor buiidlng pur-
poses. Apply tol w ARCHER y CO.
jy l5-lw Near tie Iredegar Worka
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By George j. sumner.

jy 10
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rKAEsnTTED FOR TIE DAILY DIsPzTol
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.


HALIFAX. July S0.-There is nothing def
nite in regard to the Turkish question. The
reports of the passage of the Pruth and the
occupation of Moldavia and Wallachia by the
Russians are, however, fully confirmed. st.
Petersburg dates TO June 2sth state that the i'm.
preston prevailed there that peace would be
preserved. Tie Russian reserve at Moscow
had been ordered to Bess Arabia.
Among the Russian troops on the frontier,
are Calmucks. from the interior of Asia. This
fact shows that the Gar has made extensive
preparations for war.
Constantlnople advices to the 23d of June
have been received. II was rumored there that
another Envoy would shortly be sent by Rus
STA to resopen negotiations. The masses OF
the Turkish people, however, are DESTROYS Ter
war. Warlike preparations, under the super
vision of French and English officers, conti-
nued on large scale, and Selim Pasha had
been sent inte Circassia to secure the alliance
of the Chief Schamgl.
Another rumor saws that If France and Eng
land do not regard the occupation of the Prin-
eipalities as an act of war, Turkey will not
tcrcibly oppose the occupation.
Provisions very high. Trade s.sessat AID
paper currency daily sinIine.
There is prospect OF trouble ia 6rssee, in
regard to the island of Gambia.
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BY ToIer & Cook

w K will sellon Monday the LIST day of August,
w at O'Clock, P. Nj, the FARM ON the old turn.
pike road leading to the Short Pump, and adjoining
the lands of Robert j. Smith, E. PHILIPPE and John
Ford about seven miles above Richmond, contain.
or 20 acres are cleared, and the balance in wood
The improvements consist of a comfortable dwell
ling house, with eight rooms; new barn. smoke
house and other out houses, and an excellent or.
chard.
After the sale of the Land the growing crop of
Corn, which is quite promising; the stock of Hogs,
Horses, Farming Utensils and crop of Wheat Straw
from about 500 bushels of wheat, will be sold.
TERMs.-For the Farm, oneihird will be required
In cash, and the balance of the purchase money at
slz and twelve months; and for the Stock, Farming
Utensils, Crop, &c, cash will be required
BY the request of the owner.
jy 1S TOLER d. COOK Aucts.
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Dr. Gardiner has
sent outa counter commission to Mexico.
Several changes and promotions of clerks
were made IN the Treasury department Today.
Collector CAmpbell, of Rochester, is coming
i n person to get his deputies confirmed. he
still refuses 10 listen to the Presidents sug
gestion OF compromise with the Hunkers.
Mr.. Walker did not accompany Judge Mar
cy TO New York last evening. His Western
trip will be delayed few days.
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LAhiBEhT,s iUTTEItY vFEIg;E.
No. 3 North Calvert street,
(Opnosite Barnnm's uo,elN

Opposite Barnam's Hotel)
TIVE purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets pithsa
Il the State Of p1stnia being now in violation OF
law, ana attended with heavy penslty on con
vction, the subscriber would respectfully solicit
the orders of his friends and others who NAV feel
disposed to purchase. Having been resident of
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State, he
oeems II almost unnecessary to give any further
assurance that all business CT nfided To him will bs
promptly and properly attended to.
E Packages, single Tickets and shares, In all
the Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
e The printed official drawings sent 20
respondents by the frs, mail. =.
kE Prizes csshed at sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my LISTS baltimore Ma
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Fatal Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, July ia email boat,
when leaving the ferry slip at Camden, this
evening, with three gentlemen and FIVE ladies.
bound on a pleasure excursion to Cooper's
Creek, was run into and swamped by the
steamer William Penn. Three ladies, named
Mary Gavanier, of Philadelphia, and Mary
Mclaughlin and Margaret Price, of Camden,
were drowned, and the others saved.
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eeiciDE OF BROKERS IN PARIs-A French
ieuer states that dozen or more stock iobber.
o' raris have blown out their brains in coase-
quehce o. the fuctuation of the stock ex.
cnange during the agitation of the Turkish
question. This is taking the Emperor's ulii.
nahum more seriously than the Turk.
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EuRTHER SUPPLIES OF POPULAR
L BOOKS, just received by
IAMES WnnnunIJsr
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
kssn A. Wnndhnnaa \


(Late Nash e. Woodhouse)
Modern Frtations by Catharine Sinclair, author
of Beatrice, Modern Accomplishments, &c ele.
gantiy illustrated, and beautifully bound in cloth,
rs cents; neatly bound in paper, SOC
"Slodern Flirtations IN powerful wrought and
sulutary satire upon faEhlonable toibles."-N York
Evangelist.
"This Is rare book-a now and then book, and
enc which shall leave its signature upon the popu-
lar et"-Buffao Express.
"a powerfully written and intensely interesting
novel."-N Com Adv.
"This work aims heavy and successful blow at
one of the great evils of modern society. Albany
Argus
Thackeray's English Hum orists the Eighteenth
Century-A Series of Lectures-to which is ap.
pended the Lecture on Charity and Humor, writ.
ten and delivered for the benefit of Ladies' Chair.
table Association in New York-l2 mo, muslin,
price 81.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio, illustrated,
25 cents. jy 90
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lnaties Andrews is the name of the person
Mn3 mas been arrested in Westchester county,
~ ~ l., on the charge Of attempting 10 throw t6e
va',em railroad cars OF the track. The New
, uo'H Mirror ntimates that he was the tool OF
". an street stock spectators, but it can hard.
~ be supposed thar the mos, abandoned sne
euiator could be 60 heariless as 10 he concern
cd 10 any mann :r in such a fiendish act.
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Openiag of Montreal Raiiroad.

PORTLAND, July I9.--The srst train from
Montreal arrived here Last evening. and wa,
saiuted with thirty guns, the ringing OF bells.
and the hurras OF large crowd. The Mnyor
welcomed the guests, the bands PLAYING aGod
Save.the Queer" "Hail Columbia ssc.
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y ECENT PUBLICATIONS., Interest.
q ing and instructive, for the Domestic

ClTctc, loT saIe Oy a MOhRlS,
No 81 Main street.
The Katbayan Slave and other papers connected
with missionary life, by Emily Judson-price 62tc
The Lofty and Lowly, or Good in ALL and None
all Good, by Miss Mcintosh, in 2 vols-Sl so
The English Humorsts of the Eighteenth Cen
fury, series of lectures. by Thsckaray-Sl
Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, and Tom
without one in Boston, by w Psge-Sl
Home and Social Philosophy, or Chapters on
Every Day Topics by Dickens, vol-75c
Legends of the West by James Hale-1 25
Ecnoes OF a Belle, or Voice from the Past, by
Ben Shadow, vol-75c
The Heir of Redcly tfe in vols-1 so
Dsisy Burns taie by Julia ksvsnaugh-Sl
The Race for Riches, and some ct the Pits into
which the Runners Fsi-75c
Hsrper's Magazine, volume 9th complete, embra.
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Behind the Curtain: tale of Elville-sl
Cap Sheaf, fresh bundle, by Lewis Myrtle-Sl
In addition to the foregoing, A. Nj. Is constantly
receiving al the latest Works fast as issued in
GLIDING the Magazines and popular Periodicals of
he day. ~ 20
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Refusal 10 Com~,,.

TRENTON. N. j., July 19th.-The Court Of
rardons' alter consultation to-day, had refused
70 commute the sentence of eating, sentenced
=, n De e1ecqied on Thursday, for the murder OF
Patrick 'Brien. in Bergen. "
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II A large number of we'll executed coun.
terfeit notes upon the Casco Bank, of Port.
land, Me-, have been put in circulation. Six
of the counterfeiers have been arrested al asl
Cambridge and LEVEL.
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Es- The case of Capt. J. w. Schaumburg,
indicted Tor shooting Edward III. Fuller, was
taken up in the criminal court of Washington
on Tuesday, but no progress was made.